15 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/de34558c399407bb59c6ba7430bda067.pdf 06fe5e526d4d83a4e900ff869104f9ce PDF Text Text m r ’ ‘V 'V ' Y iv e d ■>. * V • * ■ i& r -1 l i • *•» v ■ f «- * v A 1 it ' L - ■ . i t 7 v * . ’■ V f ? * •r r t . • < like a breath, of Spring after a cold Winter — ora cooling b reeze when you're too warm.. freshed and thrilled by Greenbriar -of Loch Arbor Designed and Planned Drive out 20th S t . , turn l e f t , p e s o the Country Club, take the f i r s t sharp ourve, and follo w our aigna We proudly present... THE TYPE HOME THAT BELONGS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL SETTING____ WITH A BACKGROUND OF ROLLING TREE - SHADED NATURAL LOVELINESS, WHERE EVEN THE PAVED STREETS WERE LOCATED TO CONFORM WITH THE CONTOURS OF THE TE R R AIN ___ A :i BEDROOM, 2U. BATH L O C A T IO N S p U t J j t v s r f M A P rJp» Wk-J \ plsftS v} >a .» i*w " v FURNISHED THROUGHOUT Foil YOUR INSPECTION! SEE THE LARGE LIVING ROOM, THE ABSOLUTELY COMPLETE G.E. KITCHEN, SEPARATE DINING ROOM, SPACIOUS OAK - FLOORED BEDROOMS. THE FLORIDA ROOM WITH THE OLD BRICK FIREPLACE WALL. THE PATIO WITH FOUNTAIN! OK COURSE ITS CENTRALLY HEATED AND AIR CONDITIONED. SEE THIS HOME AS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT OURS, IN FABULOUS GREENBRIAR I fit « YOU CAN DO - WITH YOUR PLANS OR 'K .ia t f 202 FAIRMONT DRIVE William S. Hrumley Jr. - Byron M. Loach PHONE FA 2-8071 4 �Prayer, Bible Reading Banned In Public Schools r, V. ^ C L O ^ Clark Delivers New Shopping Center Gets Under W ay 8 To 1 Supreme Ground For Court Decision $225,000 ullri' g>mtfjarb lirralit W A SH IN G TO N ( U P I ) —-The Supreme Court n ilCapt. Joseph M. Tuliy Jr., etl ttMlny that use o f the I-onl'A P ray er nml Biblo commanding officer of Hea­ W E A T H E K : Scattered showor* thrmijfh T u esd a y: high 8 -‘* to 0t». low tonijrht in 70’*. reading as devotional openin g exercises in public vy Attack Wins One, Nava! schools is unconstitutional. SA.NFOIvD, KI.OKIDA NO. 735 Air Station, will be the guest C!round-breaking cercmon \‘ OI.. 5 3 Established 1008 MON.. J I NK. 17. 1903 U nitcd Press I.»*;i.*etl Wit . The cou rt’s opinion was delivered by Justice Torn of honor at a luncheon spon­ ic* for the $223,000 shopping C. Clark. sored by the Seminole Coun­ center of Bcllemead Develop­ T h e v o te was 8 to I ty Chamber of Commerce ment. Inc., at 27th Street and June 27 at Mayfair Inn. He with Justice Potter Stew ­ will be leaving next tnunih to Highway 17-92 were schedul­ a rt dissenting . attend -he Naval War College ed for 2 p, in. today. Clark declared: "T h e which mark* him for further Taking part in the cere­ place o f religion in ou r promotions in the Navy. mony wrre Thomas <1. Chal­ « * * society is an exalted one, mers. Daytona Beach, co-or­ achieved through a long trnilJudge Hugh Duncan, dis­ dinator for Bcllemead; LorStriped Dad • • * "Pistressed" wav the ex­ trict governor, and Eugene [ng Burgess, executive vice l nilrd Press Internalional PHILADELPHIA (U P O -A pression this morning of San Gilmartin, Dr. Frank Leone president of Florida Stale Heavy rains broke droughts WASHINGTON U 'P I) _ zebra was burn Sunday at ford Protestant minister* The Supreme Court today and Joe Barnes will lie local Bank, which is financing the and sent flood water* roll­ the Philadelphia Z.m in time when apprised of the U. S. delegates to Hie Lions Inter- project: Francis K Houmillat ing through several western directed the Florida Su­ Supreme Court's ruling that preme Court to rerxamlne for Jake, his father, to cele­ national convention W'cdnos-1 j r,, president of the Cham states and in Texas and North llilile reading and saying the ■ rase invnlvinx religious brate Father’s Day. day through Saturday at Mi- her of Commerce, and other Carolina during the weekend. laird's Prayer in public prartlres In public school* business leaders. ami Beach. Atxuit three feel of flood school* i* unconstitutional. * • » Burgess *aid the first vsater poured into the river In tight of today’s dreisiotis Most Valuable "In a speech two or three on the subject. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A representative of llie So phase of the new shopping channel* of Duchesne, Utah, months ago." said Itcv. tim­ Jacksonville Stale Sell. John dal Security* office at Orlando center will contain 23,SO*> Sunday night, causing minor • • • es! Boliek Jr., of timid Shep­ E. .Mathews Jr. was selected will be available for consul­ square feet and will house damage. It was the last o ' herd t'nited Lutheran Church, itiim of reliance on tin- home, by his fellow lawmakers to­ tation between 9 a. in. and an A St 1’ supermarket and the ru'.umg waters which "I predicted thi* and that it the church and the inviolable noon July 3. 10, 17, 21 and Ut other stores. took one life and caused thou­ would lx* one more step to­ ol.... el of the Individual heart, ll" y ,a> " ' e, mnl Construction by Thomas A at the City Commission room sands of dollars of damage. and mind 1n,pn,‘H?r w* ole l!M3 session. ward secularization of our Slater, Inc., Daytona Beach in City Hall. A diversion dam hurst on "We have come to recognize country. I see this a* the * • • contractors, for the first 31 Killed the North Fork of the Duel)- I law of the land. . . and it through hitter experience that Pvt. William K. Mathes. phase is slated for comple­ esne Blver about to miles B U I) A P E S T . Hungary it i* not within the power of mean* the churches will have son of .Mr, anil Mrs. William tion bv Oct. 1. l UPI)— A Homankin air liner north of Duchesne. A t yeargovernment to invade that I to bend down and do Ihe work Extent of luiure growth of K. Mathes Sr.. 2I««*1 Chase crashed Saturday In south­ old hov drowned when the they are in business to do citadel, whether its puropxc Avenue, has been assigned the shopping center, it was lent in which lie was sleeping east Hungary, killing all 29 or effect tie to aid or oppose, It will focus (he religious . . , for specialist training to Com­ pointed out. will keep pace passengers and the crew uf to advanee or retard.1 * i work in the community into ' * * * a™> ,1J mu‘l a,'‘l pany A, 17th Battalion, tlh with Ihe growth of Sanford water. live or six. “ la tinrelationship between J the churches, whereas be­ o..-im.-ni fort and Seminole County. The I S WVathci Bore,ni man and religion, the state i* A N S I A l. Sl'.MMEU CA.MI* fo r Salvation A rm y [tills o f Sanford o|Hqied fore it was spread out into Jackson, S C. I »aiil ■fTT- "TTCTTV-----itv *OJ- -TTITT*i i n v Cam p lu " sie e e Ivovstoiic lli‘i[flits. committed to s position of Muss Meeting' Ten girls between the Hie school*. • • • rain* "undoubtedly” broke neutrality.** the CAMBRIDGE, McL (UPI>— nyres o f six and I'd le ft this mornintr tor ITie~CnnTp,~\vhrTe-t hv jit'ogy ■i ii angle______________ _ long-awaited ,__________ S Sgt. Joe L. Jones Jr., son the two-month drought in •ramhnrizr -r*s-g-^-l .-j d e t a iuclude.H rev reation, c r a ft classes, Bible study, swintminyr, etc. Eaeh [till was approach of f a i t h, roll 1 "pinion roiuTTiHeif, of Mrs. Florence Jones, San­ eastern Colorado, The rain* > frivol a physical examination liefore departure fo r cam p. lb*. Crank l.coae pious t e a c h i n g in He' Clark said this neutrality said today that they will hold ford. was a member of one ranged up to an unofficial here exam ines Darlene llum garibtcr as Capt. H arry S. Kotlen, o f the Sal­ public schools, and we will '* 'Vlenrly nml concisely stat- a mass rally tonight to decide of the platoon* inspected by five lo *ix inches in Jeffer havu to accept tin* ruling I *'•( in the words of tha First whether to hold new demonvation A rm y, looks on. lllera ld l ’ hoto) President Kennedy on his re­ *on County. si rations in defiance of a Na­ a* taw. I am distressed hut Amendment.'* cent visit to the Marine Corps The rain aided parched pas­ BERLIN (tTPl) - Commun­ it means the churches must j The First Amendment says, tional Guard order. Recruit Depot, San Diego, ist* doubled their border ture lands, even if it came buckle down. It is a danger- ‘‘l'ongre*s shall make no law Calif. patnd* and blocked at lea it too late in minr area* to save oils precedent and muy re* ] respcetinif iin establishment Crash Hearing * • • two escape attempt* on the the wheat About Sin million move all vestlgages ol relt- <d religion or prohibiting the MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — That'S a iliougm-piosokiog 10th anniversary today ut wurih of wheat already »vi* gion from tlx* national scene Deo exercise thereof." 'Ihe Civil Aeronautic* Board la* I theSanford Electric hathe E h»1 C e n tu ry * -end an i lr*- t« ........'ey wcal'a-r Hit ~ i ■ -a -*nd lljkovsky ought Iry romiuunicaliou* witti eartn as hk- government I* same prohibition Is applied to vestigulor* begin hearings been publishing: An electric llaii piled up (our feet world'* first rosmunet’e, a in link-up ol their vehicle* and with each other. It said concerned. I am thinking of the states by the t-lth Amend-1 here today into the Feb. 12 freedom” revolt. V- -,t Berlin caning knife, no less, so we high in parts of Denver and [hi Ucc said. bad to investigate and found •lor girl wlii in space, an uiithorilaiive they were making ('cqurnt (lie chaplain* in the Armed mi-tit under previous Supreme crasFi of a Northwest Orient Extra border gi.aid patrol* snowplows were used to clear 'bmp.id Force* and m the If. S Court deeishm*. jetliner that killed all 4J it's two blades working «p ' t • southern part of I wo-e lipstick into spice, and ourei* said the twin Rights reports on Ihelr Impreasictns were joined by East Berlin The court cited both amend­ aboard. House ol Representatives and posite each oilier. lguilc a tilth cn-uion it now did not call (or a ceil an I the progress of their firemen with barbed wire lud the V.illej Highway was like Russia's ment* lost year in ruHtt* out U. S Senate,” trick. I flights, crowd control hones, appar­ a rber w lb water up lo 19 whirled confidently m liielt dezvoiii. « • • Evangelist Bert Brown of use in New York schools of Nixon-Dc Gaulle I'Heir orbits do not coincide ently in fear ol disorders on feet deep Heavy allow closed tv n orbit.* today t>at api'ii-Ihe Church of Clirist, like- u 2'2-vvord non-demmiliuilioiml .MADIt ID (UPI) _ Former Inez Wcstgate. of 20<>f Co'cuily wll toil attempt a <>'- elite and apparently neither tlx- anniversary of tin* June Pike*' Peak wise agreed that the ruling ' Male-written prayer. U. S. Vice President Bichard ditva Drive, was graduated will attempt to take manual The general rain* brought mie hoy-incci* iri 17, 1933, uprising The re* is now law lb* pointed out That opinion also wa* H to ! Num, will hold private with a master's degree in Moscowr Radio *aul he control and ‘ By by wire” lor volt wasc rushed bv Soviet some nprovriiH-nt to crop* that the constitution reads t with Stewart di**ciitintr. w 11 li Generalissimo science Saturday at the l niin Missouri and Kansas, but -pace couple, Valentina lire a space meeting. Hie source troop*. that Congress shall make no The laird'* I'rayer ca*e was } Krjnclicil F„ nco Tuesday in versity of Illinois However, no hint Berlin some farm fields were de« slikuva 2ft and l.t Ib|. Ha- said. • • • '■'« ,,r .......J which sets rein brought by- a Baltimore moth, j uar„|tmai an American Emsept persistent but wholly irneon demonstrations wore export­ troved Near Zurich. Kan . h-ry F Bykovsky gious precedent re, Mr*. Mmhdyn K. Murmy. I llaMy spokesman said today. • Mis* Flame” entries rep­ heavy bail and strong winds well in liieir respective tap- firmed report* sa:d. however ed. and hoi ioui, William J. Mur- ■ resenting Itie Sanford Fire MIAMI it HI) Five Cu One man was arrested cased b*i tier cent crop lo*. sales and begun the duv vitii that a third cosmonaut wa* (tally started with the reli- ray III, Imllt atheist*. Tliev O d C U iDJ-T Dept, will tie Joan Jones. Ter­ Heavy wind hail and 2.1) calisthenics The radio said being prepared to join the ban exiles and an American, gious idea," said Mr. Brown, challenged a I9t>5 rule of the shortly liefore midnight in an ri Lee Vieker and , . . you ALBANY. N. Y. (UPI) — inches of ram were reported tw it lx were in "top sliapr." I coupe in space. The report* i.iughi by I s custom* The Bible wa* a text book hoard of school commission guessed it . . . “ Miss Semin­ attempt to set over the antiNew York Giiv. ami Mrs. Nel­ While there lias tieru si" .ail il could tie a man or a -'Mis lielore tlo'ir iMunbing refugee watt Into the French at 1 1 ill Citj. Kati Sprm So, the founding lathers must ei* requiring rnidiiuc Hie ole County.” t'nndi Condor! r.ud mi Cuba goi off the not have tell religions in llilile and or levitation of son A Itoekefeller will attend |field. Mo got 3.57 melli-s ruLilom that Mi** Teresli anoilier woman. sertoi district. Hie oiiiei.il opening of tha Valentina completed Iter , iomul, were ordered to up- public sellout* was unconsti­ the l.oid's I’rayer without Grand Ole Opry fun* can fir-l 2 t himr* in spare at pi at al a hearing before ft d New York State International tutional Il appears il is u comment every mornintr. mark June 2$ on their eulen 12 fill p. m. lli.31) a. in EM 'i er.il nulliorities lute today. Commerce Division office in difference hi the understand­ liars. Big show being sponsor­ The Maiylaiid Court of Ap­ Bykovsky was completing hi* Ihe raider* were caught ing of Hie Bible by the pre­ peal* upheld the practice on Brussels, Belgium oil Del. 1, ed by the Lake Mary \nlBur I day. Saturday night white loading sent Supreme Court Justce* unleer Fire Dept, at the San Apiit It. Hid” , by a I to 3 vote. | J Jiielv The two spaceships came dinaniiii- and n.iji.iliti ImhiiIis and the founding fathers.” ford Junior High that night. 'The I’emisylvoiila ease vva* with n seven miles ol one an •into a twin engine llieelierall • * • \AASHING TON 11 I'll — Mtbei minister* approached initiated by a I’ mlarlHtt eon* otlii i Minday night, areordmg .1 .1 temote airtlrip Oil the withheld comineiil unlit they I‘resident Kennedy returned i oiiimissioner* ol the Lake p|e, A|r. Mild Airs. Falwunl L. to an an muncenicnt, but tlu-ir oiiiskirts ol ihe FBerglatlet. Mary Fire District are sched­ may read the ruling but stat­ Kcheinpp, who have Ivvo chil­ to the White House today aft­ paths appeared to coincide Tile olijective of Ihe raid ed they may then have pre­ uled to meet at » p m next dren in Ahiogtoo High Sctioot. er a weekend at the prerilike ilia’ only on certain or vva* an ml refinery oil the pare.I statements Wednesday al the Lake Alary A IPtJ state law require* that dentist mountain retreat at lot and never would actually ooi.kirt ol Havana accord Eire Halt In discuss the an III verse* ol (lie llddo lx- lead Camp David, Mil. intersvc . ill. to a sjiokesm .nl lo r the lual budget Mrs. Kennedy ami the Iwa without comment at tin- open­ • m • 1 lie offieial Tass new* group ing of each school day il children remained at Camp agency said Yalentina ami bam Benton, an Am erican; I tMial ha* haiqiened lo plans practice dating hack to colon­ David. llykovsty have li.til long Miguel Vlvaraz, \ iclor F'.spi- 1 fur the Winn-Dixie supermarial linn*. no<a Hernandez. Bene Explo­ wel out at Mobley** corner «m Aicoidmg to euatoio. Ho- IIt'D For Life re a Hernandez amt C arla* Ml: l.'ii and llwy. 17 927 Beal LANSING. Kali i LITt Lord'* I’niyei follows, alill tn.nnh/ Sanchez were tak eslate transaction* * li o w (.FINIKIN i l l ' l l Labor liioui.’ ii tin* law does not uien- An attorney for two army de­ in into eusliNty for question \! iry Mobley sold Hie land on I'arty leader Harold Wilson tll„ t lti serters, who admitted killing in : then r ile .ir d and told the (suner to three different liolay opened an unpreccdent 11,ire-judge fed seven persons in a live statu new Y ork ii i p i i Tie' lo appear al today * hearing. parties fur a total of $135,Uou ed parliamentary debate on „ r„| n>llri jMI’hlludelplda ml- crime spree in JUKI, today londili o of former I'resldenl \ spokesman for the group Britain Biggest purchaser was the sev and security ,.,| the exercise* uiuim-litii- prepared a lust minute uplli i belt Hoover. X8 , slllfer sa il Hu- Cubans were voteBelco Enterprises piece for scandal Bh a stall.... lit that tjimi,| y,.| I, Iml” , a* ,i i cal that may save them ing Inin anemia and hlcs-d r.niN «>i ■innliratiun team s” $7ti,.M(o evidim n of a sordid under vhdulom ..f ibe F u s t Am im l Irom their scheduled death » • • in tr<tn the gastrointestinal ir.,,m-d in Guatemala two world m Iwork” had shocked ineiit. on Die gallows Wednesday Iriei l< m lit> was rc|Mirted -ears ago. but added the The Falling Angels of De(lie nation's ni o r a l conMew art, in j blistering dis­ night. An atturney fur licorgt) slightl' loqiroved tint stilt r., lers were not aftilialed L a n d . well-known Central seielli e sent, accused his colleagues II. York ol Jacksonville, Eta , very serious." itti any exile organization. Ehirida paraehulisl*. were Prime Minister H a r o I of trampling on llie First •md James I) Latham of Flore is slight improve it vvas simply an operasigned by the laingwooit VulE N T E I'U ISE I'K IN C II'A I. laivieh <). Iluviii.m received a plnqiie I'roni Mr Alacmillaii. fighting lor Ins Amendment'* guarantee of Al.uiricevitlc, Tex., will seek iiuiit compared to yesterday port planned h> a group of imieer Eire lb j>t to appear Iviilitfi't ! Inlrlii'tt, |ux‘Hiilent o f Hi*' .selinor* J’ut'etll -Teaelier t'uiiiieil, nt tlii* political life, was cheered by religious freedom while pur­ a stay of execution for Uiu In tbit lit' lever is less and fronds 1 the spokesman said at this year s F'ourth of Jut) yearn’ elosiiijg a.snetnltly pr*>yrr*tm which form ally dedicate* the eelnad llm Conservative member* as suing an extreme view of it* p.iir Wednesday before tho hi* toart action is more reg "The purpose was to indict Eiesta. cafetoriu m in his name. Dedication euremonies were held in January o f lie entered the chamber, but ban on an establishment o f tuth Circuit Court of zAppcaU «t • • I ular. a mill morning lioile damage on some vital pari of Hi(If). (C ox I'liolo) Hie ovation appeared to lx- religion m Ileaver. III! .s.zd lli Cuban economy.’ Tuskawilla Boad bridge, lex* enthusiastic than usual. "We err. . . if we do not now nearing completion, will Macmillan is expected to recognize ( a matter of be iqxn lor traffic by July win a vote of confidence aft history and as a matter nt t. County Engineer Bill Bush er liic debate over the confes­ the imperatives ol our free reported. "Possibly sooner,” sions and resignation of War government must necessarily he added. \lmister Joint Profumo, but interact m countless ways,” ST. A U G U S T IN E . E l*. it ap|H'Urcd likely he would Stew art said. Boh Brown, county zoning (U P I) The strike-bouiul quit alter the furor caused by director, entered O r a n ge Florida East Const Railway the scandal die* down. Memorial Hospital Uus morn plan* to restore full servlc* Wilson, wlui would Im- prime mg lie'll tie m traction'for na aooli ns possible, sh e pres­ • m WASHING FUN il E h — ho]ic of the space agency uf they venture into the void a> llie- alt happen to be males it is j fact that men are minister in a l.jlmr govern­ two weeks because nf a ident W L. Thornton said to­ crushed d*c suffered in an The first American woman in Rcial* who operate tar remov- prospective mothers of gen became in American society stronger than women. But as ment, received un ovation day. ,, , . . ed from the pressures nt eralion* Imrne cn rout* to only nen arc trained for such spacecraft become roomier irom his sup|Mirters. WASHINGTON fUPI) — old diving accident. Thornton *uid the enrrief spate will be there not be * ,, , . . , . politicians and piddicdy explore and perhjpx colonize rn'e*. But this will not al- and physical rndurance less President Kennedy’s c i v i l v.ouid Im happy to sen nil cud Ilmr when women wd l ( distant planets. [Way* x: llie case. mqiorlanl, women will be­ -Milli Huaiintf And old Rim-flam game cause she is a woman, hut rights program wilt lie sent to to the 117-day-old strike and In llie meantime the Na ! Fix* sex of astronauts will come more competitive m was worked here. Alan re because she is a fine aslm be in demand for long space TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Congress Wednesday utter huve the striker* back . . , ported as he was cashing a Haul nr engineer or scientist voyages, because ol liieir ex tional Acrun all lies and .Space not [Ways be >o importanl spare. The Slate Milk Commission the administration m t k r i "hut if they don't return, nc'U She will have qualite-d for elusive biological quallLcu \dmmistralion (NASA) is re in the tuturc a* they arc m lu ptychoinoior test*, in will hold a puldic hearing in some modification* suggested bin others." check at a bank another tel low told of lutdig Inherited1 space fbjht in competition toms, i* lar in the future cruiling only astronaut* who 1Uils dtcade. But up through which sheer endurance is not Orlando June » lo discuss by Republican*, congression­ The strike began Jan. 21 II.*t)0 and was willing tojwilh other prxifessonals, male Planning expert* say it n a an- e*pciirocvd Jci ie.d p.:.:- the uutio iandin ;s on ih*- ouramoant. the two sexes are prices paid to dairy farmers al leaders said today follow- In a dispute over a 111.'2* cent* vafr bet that women wll! with enginefrmg or jck-ii . , moon, vparc flight calls for on a par, a* tuey are iu ill ! for milk uwd in kihmiI lunch- mg .« Wiulc House (.older per hour v.ag* demand, * •)■• divizlr. Tic check ca.-hvr lost or fentaie. .. . _______ I _ . ...Z ..— I < _ . 1. . ______ _ . . I . ....................._ , _________________ I . .. . 1 Al leant that u lire fervent, soar inlu *paou long Vbetorc . fic degree* [a lot it UKiveulor uuduiauce. |tclkcL rood*. I ene*. i maud that ha* since increased* U- Unit Broken Ministers Distressed At Ruling Rains Break Droughts; Floods Roll m w a ... Reds Tighten Berlin Border Space Pair Go Separate W ays U. S. Hearing Raid Charges Hoover Reported Improved Some N o Publicity Stunt For U. Debate Opened On Sex Scandal S. In Space First Woman Astronaut To Be For Real FEC Pledges Full Service Shortly Rights Bill Set For Wednesday �L i- a i ;^ 11 v it:!BBK.tli III' fttxforfc ffraia Chairmen Announced For Longwood Fiesta Page 2 — June 17, 1988 DeBary Civic Assn. Makes Announcements RESIDENTS OP SEMINOLE County and environ* turned out en manse over but weekend to view the model Medallion home displayed by Kinyswood Builders at Greenbriar of Loch Arbor. Top photo pictures the front elevation and the lower picture, taken from the Florida room, shows the patio with a partial view of the fountain at the left. Consulting archi­ tect for this epllt-level modern home was Architect James Chapman Jr. By Mr*. Adaas Muller Announcement has been made by the DeBary Civic Assn, that Ralph Bed lent o f Lakewood Dr. has agreed to organize a n f keep a calendar fur tho scheduling o f all events In the community. Already prepared la a list o f regularly scheduled eventa and all or­ ganizations are asked to clear unscheduled events with him at his home. The association also advised that the Dallury Entertain­ ment Assn. sUll has a few memberships open whleh will be made available in Sanford and DeLand beginning Oct. 1. Seven program* o f entertain­ ment have been arranged for the season and membership cards are to be available by Aug. 16. Announcement w as m a d e that a DeBary Little Theatre Group la being organized and all Interested persons were asked to contact 31 ra. Isabel Rearlck. This group plana its first presentation In the fall. DeBary Club Plans Art Show Village Program To OpenTuestfay Walter L. Clark Dies At 94 Walter L. Clark, M, one of the oldest citizen* of the e n s , died Sunday morning at the Orange City Nursing Rome. Mr, Clark was bom Jan. 28, I860 in Mitchell County, Ga., the son of the lste Rev. and Mrs. .John David Clark. He moved here from Quitman, C i. in 1923 and made his borne here at 207 French Ave. He was married to the late Kate Stevenson Clark of Styleaboro, Os., who died Aug. T, 1938. f o r many years, Mr. Clark ewnsd and operated the San­ ford Novelty Works. He re­ tired a few years ago. He is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Rebecca Til11a of Sanford; Mrs. Charles Holland of Lake riacid and Mrs. John Canada of St. Augustlaa; three aoni, John L. .Clark of Sanford; W. R. Clark of Alexandra, Vs.; and C.E. Gaik of Miami; eight grand­ children; seven great grand­ children and one slater, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey of Birming­ ham, Ala. Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday al Briison Funeral Home with the Rev. J. E. McKinley amt the Rev. W. E. Timmi. offi­ ciating. Burial will be In Svergreen Cemetery. Rrls son Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. Caribou are the rhief source of livelihood for the nomadic Eskimos of Alaska. Legal Notice SWTirK nr M K c m ii nr M V IIim S K H * 'I f • n v i t DMAIVlUtl n i s T H I I ’ T UK* SK Slvni.R r n i STV, vi.im TIM. TV, Kl SU-r V » l PKRV l»m i u r K i n n isT H irr, NOTICK lit HKIIKtlT HIV BN tin* • ni«,‘lln« of Ihs owners nf Units iliosit-l In • i. a v i a niiAiNAiii: i m k t u i i t OK HKMIMOI.K C o l t X T T . r U lltlliA , will bn nnl,l at tin Cllr Hall In O* in,I--, Florida, • I tan o'clock A. M . nn tha Itb i l l , ut July, A f» D l l fur tha puipuss of sltotln* on* supervisor tnr ssld l»letrtet for a torn, of Ihraa ) » n , at wnu:li alnoiiun avary ■cm uf latnl In the District ■hall ratiraaanl on* shsrs amt •ach nn nar >11811 Us antltlail to vuln In paia.ni or by lirnty In nrlllns -lulv elgiisd far artry sore of lan-l oannl l,y him in auch District; cuar.ilana may rsprtseiil tbclr wards. sxecutor* and sdmlntslratnra may rapraaent aa talaa of dscesesd paraona and priests rurp->rallont uiay ba r*pr*a*ntad by thalr officers • r duly autborliad asanit Tb* swnsrs of a mammy of Ilia ■craaaa In auch Dlatflct shall ha nacaaaary la oanatltula a quorum for lha purpoaa of huldluf such alsctlnn and to trsnaaot such olhar hualnata M may soma balms tha meetlint ad shla lllh day of Juna, A. U. IMS. /a / H. r . Wbaalar. Jr. Chairmen /or A. Dud*. Jr. J ml M L Uary As ths Hoard of Mupsrvisors of Btavla Dramas# District of MsntlQola Coun. ly. Florida P ib llO i June II, II, IStl. ’ L UM-ie The summer recreation pro. gram will begin In North Or­ lando Tuesday with registra­ tion to be held at the Com­ .1 .- 1 1 a s t i R U R munity Building in the Village Recreation Area at tt:30 a. m. under the direction of Mr*. Arthur Rhodes. Tha weekly schedule for the program, as sat up at thla time, will he; Tuesdays, 9:30 until 10.30 a. in., Glamour Class, Includ­ CIIAItl.lK the Melon ing grooming and styling for "conned” his watermel­ teenagers, with Mra. i'at Dclon cousins n l th e Villnggio aa instructor. Thriftwuy Market Sat­ Tuesdays, 0:30 until 70:30 urday. Thu p r o d u c e a. m. Iluton Twirling Clussn* manager decorated IDO1 for six to 10 ago group with pound Charlie with it 3frs, J. D. Grins tend as In­ sunhnt. sunglasses, a structor. cignrr and a "come-on" Wednesdays, 10 until 11 sign for the customers n. in. Story Hour fur alx to 10 to purchase Charlie's ago group with Mr*. Irene cousins. Van Kepoal as director. (Herald Photo) Thursday*, 0 until 11:30 a. m., Skating Parties at Melmice Skating Rink under lead­ ership uf Mrs. Rhodes. Chil­ dren are to meet at the Villugu Recreation Area for tranaportution to and from tha rink. Rev. John Hall, Nazarrne Announcement that classes missionary to Cuba, will tie In art and handicraft would he the speaker for a series of taught by .Mrs. llevurly Krecek was In error. services at First Church of the Nazarcne, Second Street amt Maple Avenue, June 2223. Rev. and Mrs. Hall with tht-lr children served on the Tickets for the Grand Ol* Caribhean island for 17 years Opera Show featuring Don before the recent crisis In Ht-no, Re,l .Smiley, the Ten­ that country forced their nessee Cutups and Little evacuation. Tho Halls have Itonnle Reno are now on sale now organized a N-uarcno by the Lake Mary Volunteer church among the Cuban ref­ Eire Dept, which will spuntor ugees in ilu) City of Miami ths* show at 8 p.m., June 2B, and arc at work tliero along at the Sanford Junior High with Rev and Mrs. Edward School. Hughes, associate missionar­ The department requests ies. that those planning to attend There will lx- four services purrham* the advance tickets in the Missionary Convention since loo per cent of proceeds at the Nazarene church here. from the advance sales will Saturday night (he service Is remain at home. Proceed* at 7 p.m. Three services are from the iloor sale* will he planned for Sunday. T h e shared on a percentage basis morning Service is ut H);io by the performing group and a.m. with two evening ser­ the lire department. vices. At 8 p.m. Rev. aud Mrs. Hall will show colored COMICS' FANS slides of the work on the Is­ Seventy.seven per cent of land of Cuba. The linal ser­ the women between the ugs vice is slated tor 7 Sunday of 18 und 39 reud comic* and, night. Rev. Paul Dukes, pas­ all counted. 30 million readers tor of tho church, said that are claimed by the comics, ac­ the general public is cordially cording to the Britannic* Book invited to these services. of the Year. THE SUMKIST MEtOH Missionary To Cuba To Talk Show Tickets Now On Sale Get Fisk Quality zU — Hurd - To - Heat Prices. Buy 2 f v $2 0 90 (PLUS TAX) Cavanaugh M01 S. French Ave. Tire -lh a ' Service FA ‘J-2'Jti.T Plana fur a Juried Show to be hsld in October were dis­ cussed a t an executive board meeting of the DeBary Arts and Crafts Club held recently to make plane for ths 1983-84 season. Local artists are being en- rouruged to plun ahead for tils rh " sad it Jj h- psd-tkz.; those from the surrounding communities will take an ac­ tive interest both in the show and the organization. New officers of the club in­ clude Cheater Eldridge, presi­ dent; Mr*. Edith G. Brooks, vica president; Mrs. C. R. Dawson, recording secretary; MUi Cornelia Hhuw, corre­ sponding secretary and Archie AlucNuughton, treasurer. Appointed c h a i r m e n are Mr*. Viola Howard, program; Mrz. Aduin Muller, member­ ship; Mrs. Edmund Bulkwt-ll, social; Albert 8tercer, exhibi­ tions and Mr*. Dorothy Earls, publicity and histoilun. Chinese Letter Lists Questions TOKYO (UI'I) — A long letter sent by the Cummunlat Chinese to tho Russians east new doubt today on the like­ lihood that next month's SinnSoviet talks will resolvo the differences between the two Communist giant*. The Red Chinese listed 28 (pintions they want discussed at the conference starting in Moscow July 6, and then statrd their uncompromising posi­ tion on the major points. A* an apparent prelude to the showdown Ideological and political debate, tho Peking regime issue,! a new challenge to ths Kremlin to publish the Chinese sldu of the contro­ versy fur Russian readers. Alaska has an area of MM).<00 square miles, of which 13,233 are inland water, ac­ cording lo the ttnlannlca Itook of the Year. AN APPLE FOR THE TEACHER . . . No this time it’s it cake, which was presented to "Our Favorite Teacher” by Mias Susan Brown and Buddy Lawson from the members of Junior English class taught by Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman at Seminole High School. No favor was incurred ns the cake was presented at the close of school this year. (Herald Photo) Lake Monroe Jottings . . . By Mr*. II. L Johnwin Good afternoon. We are sor­ ry that « « misled last week but because of the big day In the Semin,do County high schools and other important news tho Sanford Herald was overloaded. Well, it can bu said now that ‘‘school is out'' and of course there is a happy bunch of kids now including those who graduated Monday eve­ ning from Seminole High. If yuu didn't get to see the ex­ orcise* every buy and girl In their caps and gown* were perfect ladies and gentlemen. How proud w« parent* were uf them. Good luck to tho«e who graduated. I hud a very nice urprlse from tho high school "puinI* who are riders on niy bus. They guvu mo a wonderful curd and they put in inmu vacation money. They said 1 needed a vacation away from them mid this would help. Thank you boy* and girl* very much. .So this lime mat week, 1 along with nephew Stanley Reynolds, will be in Indian­ apolis, tint. Stanley will stay lliera.and I will go vvef to Washington, l>. C. to try und see tho President for the boy* and girls. My brother will retiro from the Air Force on July 1st after serving 21) year* and 1 will get to see the ceremony. Then we will go over to Alabama to visit a few days amt then he and his fam­ ily will bu our guests fur a few weeks. U'e ar„ very proud uf Chris Aktrs for the uward lie won in the Future Farmer* class at Junior High. Keep up the good work Chris. We also have a smart gal out this way, too. Estalrne Alli­ son ws* one of two in ths sev­ enth gtutle at Junior High school to have the highest average for tho year. Con­ gratulations to you also Kstaloae. Ted and Glenda Jackson ure the brand new parents of a son born this week at Heminolu Memorial Hospital, This is their first child. Con­ gratulations to ysu both. Charles Rabun was one of the high school grads with two honors at school the other day, one in Glee Club and the other for the most outstand­ ing musician, t liarlcs was an usher in tho wedding last Sat­ urday of the band director Mr. Cowley. Tolar Rabun. Voncille, aon Terry, who is ■l*u a men, her of tUt band, und 1 attended tho wedding. LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" Ily - WOODROW CAHII Friday, June I t, w*ss Flag pay, ami was (deserved locally by thu -ayce*s, who suhl Hugo. and by the Elk* flub with a program at the Civic Center on Friday night at 7din p. ni. For many year*, the Duwntom Cleaners ha- offered to clean fhsf*, free of charge. This sain* offer is extended to all individuals who op'd their flag on Friday and who Wildtl like to take advantage cf uur nfjer. Pride in country, m your town, ut your work, U something we all slate alike. Our arid* in our work stems from u conscientious desire bt please our customer*, tie have gone tc git«t expense to provide up-to-dute, modern equipment to idve the best quality of work possible to our customne. Our Hanltuue service Is the br»t available, and .Air |H-rso?»iel i* trained to give you the benefit of their knowledge Hid experience. We can offer you free Tnulhprnoftny, gee box storage on easy payment terms, plus high qmJity cleaning and piecing. If you still have winter (logics you w^old like to have stored, or if it is your sunnier cottons that need rejuvenating, call the Downtfwn Cleaner* for piekup and delivery service, or drop bg on your next trip downtown. Or drop In for a fnetdly visit, we will In- glad to have you inspect cm shop or ask uuestiana you may hnv* about your own purticllar problems. See or rqll the Downtown Clcanera today. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNUEKURS 113 PALMETTO AVE. ’ PHONE FA 2-1292 It was >o nice and Janice made a moat attractive bride. We want to wish them the best of everything In their fu­ ture life together. Alisa Debbie Favor hat been a guest of the Tommy Thompson* and daughters Polly and Hue. Deb is from Montgomery, Ala. The Clarence Illttells of Jackson­ ville were recent Munro0 vis­ itors hc-re with relatives. Claude and Alary Hittells’ daughter, Linda, another grad, has been the honor guest at several parties. Kathy Jk-hrtns gave her a splash party. Opla Dorn and Helen Padgett honored her with a hamburger fry at Helen’a home on thu Enterprise ltd. Air. and Airs. J. C. Sapp motored to Plunt n tv an Jn*., *-* t» w parents who were celebrating their li'Jth wedding anniver­ sary. Now isn't that some­ thing. Air. and Airs. Knight havo nine children and they were all there along with 18 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. That Is two people who have hail a won­ derful life- together. They ate to be congratulated for Just such a wonderful life. A de­ layed Happy Birthday to lit­ tle Clark Htapler. Ju.U think Clark, yuu will soon catch up with sister Linda. Word has been received of the sudden passing of Air, Robert Gadwcll who has vis­ ited here often. He was a res!,k-nt of Greensboro, N, <'. Our sympathy goes out to the family, Mr. and Airs. J. H. Ed­ ward i of Hubring, also former Monroe residents, are here on vacation and are «pc-mling it on the Wekiwa River camping. I know they are having a won­ derful tine. Airs. Johnny Plclett of Jack­ sonville spent last wet-ken,| here with her sisters Hens Hawkins and Hazel Chambliss. Tony Baker and Clifford Kathsl are home for tho sum­ mer. They aro attending col­ lege up North, Airs. AI. LeGer Is home aftrr a short vacation visiting relatives elsewhere. Grace Ann Spivey gave Vonda Kern a nice graduation party at her home last Sat­ urday. A very good time was reported. And Vonda received some lovely gifts. Very sorry to hear that ltlcky Wakefield was acci­ dentally hit in the eye by a sling shot which his younger brother had. He is in an Or­ lando Hospital. Do so hope that he will be completely well and will not lose the sight of the eye. Guess what Sandra Baker decided to do the very first ■lay school was out. Hii* re­ ceived burns about the face .arrhlsstally. a pressure cooker. She look­ ed like u ghost with her faco all bandaged up. But am hap­ py to report tho burns are healing very good. Glad to lie-ur that Phlp Ra­ bun and Brown Swuggerty are on the mend again. A Du Em­ ory Kricnbring and son Jim. Air. and Air*. O. G. Owens will celebrate their 23th wed­ ding anniversary Sunday aft­ ernoon at their home on Syl­ van Lake. Rev. Leon Dean and Air. it Mis. VVillurd Eldridgu ore at­ tending a Wesleyan Methodist Conference In Brooksville. Airs. 1'aul Dennis, Scarlet and Yvonne and Grace Ana amt Kenneth Spivey enjoyed thu day at Rock Springs, Tues­ day. Our thought this week is by Cy N. Peace* and goes like this. Tolerance I* the ability to shrug your shoulder when you’ve got a chip on it. COLUMBUS' GRAVE According to Hpuni*h authorilke, Columbus' body U buried in ths Cathedral of Se­ ville. Home Cubans contend that his remains still ars In the Havana Cathedral and tln-sc say a false set of bones wu* moved to Seville in 1898. Great Savings on Eaay Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE By Doans Estes f Chairmen were announced today fo r various booths and activities o f the Longwood F ir* Dept.’s annual Fourth o f Ju ly Fiesta. Serving will be Airs. Sadie O ’Barr and Air*. Martha Reit­ er, cold drink booth number on e; Mra. June Lormann, string gam e; Airs. Deanna Afurphy, dart gam e; A(r. and Air*. Jimmy Linda Daf stand; Russell Grant, auction; Air. and Alra. Garland Shaw, fried chicken; Keith Willis, Kre used pole; Harold Willis, Carl Lommler ami John Far­ ina, firew orks; Hank Snow und Fred Reek, rubber ring gam e; John Farina, utilities; R. C. Carlson, town float) Jim Reiter, greased pig ; Colin Kelley, cotton candy; John Krul), cold drink booth number tw o; A l Lormann and R. C, Carlson, cigaret gam e; Carl Hosch, parking; Joe Daffron, Coke ring game; Jean Willis, Judy Snow, BID Labrec, Ken Inman, John O'Uarr and Roger Bruwu, guinea uf skill. Longwood Fire Chief Claude l.uyo Is serving as overall chairman o f the event. Last Respects Paid To Pope COUPLA CUPS — It has taken 14 years for Mrs. Hay Robey of Ctuuiper, Wyo. to annum this collection of sev­ eral hundred cups and saucers. For a cup of tea or coffee she can se­ lect n cup that willhokl only a few drops or a full quart. Rosalie Jordan Dies Friday VATICAN CITY (U PI) — Churchmen a n d politicians from all over the world, In­ cluding the United States and Russia, joined today to pay their last respects to Pope Alra. Rosalie J. Jordan died Friday night. She bad lived John X X U I. at 1903 Alellonville Ave. for lhe oast trrw years._______ Mrs. Jordan came hero from Urbana, 111., and was the widow of the late George F. Jordon. She was a mem­ ber of the First Church of Christ, Scientist and the San­ ford Woman's Club. Survivors are four daugh­ ters, Airs. K. N. Tousey of Dearborn, Mich.; Mrs. C. H. Rehring and Mrs. Marylyn Catalano. St. Louis, Mo.; and Mr*. R. E. Drabik of Sanford, The family requests that Tlit pterodactyl of prehlr- flowers be omitted. Drlsson torlg times was a flying rep­ Funeral Home is in charga of ute. arrangements. Eugene Cardinal Tisierant, urav - bearded. French - burn dean of the Sacred College, presided over the solemn fun­ eral Man closing nine days of funeral ritei for the Rom­ an Catholic pontiff, who died June 3 at the age of 81. .More than 70 cardinals and representatives of 83 govern ments and international or­ ganizations gathered beside the red-draped catafalque lit by 88 candles and topped by the Jeweled papal crown. FOOD AN D DAIRY STORES 2*85 ORLANDO DRIVE Open Dally And Sunday 7 A.M. Till 11 P.M. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES FOREMOST GRADE A HOMOGENIZED M ATH ER of Sanford D E C O R A T IV E 1 V E R S A T IL E ! darlisti r101Jetrrl M IL K GaL LIV IN G ROOM OUTFIT * !H| Hofa with Matching C hair * * * * Rocker Cocktail -Table and 2 End Tablet 2 Table Lamps /.Ippefrd Foam Cushion* Vi IC 1* Gal. G LASS JUGS FOREMOST FLAVOR IT E PICTORIAL “C R EA M 49 t; Gal.' FOREMOST ICE M IL K BAVARIAN SELECT ONLY EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS M ATH ER of Sanford Sanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store *.*03-1)9 E. 1 st ST. FA J-0yS3 BEER Nu Beer On aundsy 79 ‘ plus Deposit l|L ANT1TY RIGHTS RESERVED �I ff tm fo r l V m ll Business®!, Briefs Winn-Dixie Stores, WASHINGTON— (N K A ) A Inc., Four or six horses drew the heavy, slow, but exceedingly strong Concstlga wagon, which could carry five tons. Legal Notice s i | is t iis : \t i i ’ 11111X1, riM r i'iT rorn r Jt m u u. n u l l it K im t ' l m i ' K H V M l. IN s i m i K os * i i m :u iii]i.K it n H iiiiTiiM is: n i i t m i m i i R WKm-m.ll. NATIONA t. MUItTCAtlK ASmiOIATIO.V, rutniirr. •v»- OKOKIIK OKl'MAW TKVXKIIH •ml M.UUSARKT UKFtALDINK HOOK till, his wife. f»rf*ni1*nf*. WOi IIKOItOK CKPIIAS HIMKIW. IIK8IHBNCK U.V ^ _>»•»♦ » »■»* SI-III.JI W I,AST KNOWN M A I I IN'I A O n i l K H H VVV1J NAVY log. p/o VPO, NKW YORK. NKW TOItK, ami M.WUlAnKT OKIlAf.d i .v r nor it: it*. hi* wir«. V\ II O 8 K rtBSlDF.Ni'l-: AVI* AIH JH K88 AtlK UN­ KNOWN: AND TO: A M . p .iitT iK a c u n n N a i n TKHKHT MY. THROITOII, I’ NHKIl OH AllAlNST thk A K tm r.sA iu p k h KO.VH: TOU AltK tiarohr aotlflsd Rtliat a IVmpUlnt In fnr»<-|.i*« c trU li ninrlaait* barltur Hi* following itaacrlboil T<-nl proiit-rly. lo-w lt: lx)l :S. tllock I. KlTNKVNn B8TATK8, A me mint Plat, *<-i-or*llng la a plat lti«r«nt, recorded In Plat Monk IJ, fiaisaa I A g, nr the I’ ublli- H<-mrd« of Scinlnnle County, Florida. Including apeclflcalljr, but not by way of limitation. th* fol­ lowing fixture# and eqiilpinant, •II permanently Installed: n• OK Itefrlyerator, % t. OKWolrlr. Model l,ASr.‘S. Herat NSSISSS*. 3. On* OK Hom e Uectrlc, Model Jl’ IOliWIl. Serial TSSiHTSI. t. O n • UuoTharrn W a I I Heater, oil. Modal laS-S Serial tIoK»0 I. on* Victor Climax K it­ chen Kxh.ni*-. Kan, no model or #erlal numbers. I. Kleven Vtnotian llllnds, main), manufactured by ftenkarlk (llasa A Paint Company. Sanford. FlorM Ida, no model or aerial number*. lia* been filed again*! you In lh* above-siylr l suit, and you ar* required lo serve a copy of your Answer or other Plead­ ing to lh* Complaint on Plain­ tiffs Attorney, Mack N. Cleve­ land, Jr„ Suit* H i Sanford Atlantic National Hank lliilldIns, Sanford. Florida, and flla the original Answer or other Pleading In tho Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or befor* the ith day of July, • A . I*. :s« 3 . If you (all to d>> r ni, a decree pro confesao will be taken agalnat you for the relief demanded In tho Com­ plaint. This Notlca ehall be publish­ ed one* a week for four con­ secutive weeks In The danford Herald. Dated this m b day of May, A. T>. tJSJ. (HUAI-I Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. Clark of lh* Circuit Court, Semlnol* County. Florid*. Publish June J. I«. 17. II, ISSJ • CDJ-I rters. w tr The U. S The U. S is not sitting still. likewise Army and Navy have * l x e a b 1e F or *199 Property J^CARRAW AY Plus 2 ^ Casually McKIBBIN 111 NORTH PARK Y r. Inilallatioa Factory Warranty JONES FA 2-033! AU TO SERVICE 1003 S. Sanford. FA 3-1284 Time for a Winn-Dixie To Be Placed In Orbit Steel Union's Board Meets Wage Poiicy Committee, composed of top international officers and representatives of the rank ami file, is sched­ uled to meet Tuesday to study the proposal. The com ­ mittee is the union's final authority on contract matters. The proposal was advanced by the Human Relations Com ­ mittee. a joint union-manage­ ment body, which ha* been meeting informally since Jan uary. The present contract does not expire until next year. However, either side has been free since May t lo call for a formal reopening of wages talks, vacations and pensions. This clause also permits the union to strike 90 day* alter formal re-opening. three- orbits, Aug. It, 1962 Maj. An­ drian Nlknlayev, Russia. Hold­ er of tho current space record of 91 hours, 3.'* minutes, lie flew 64 orbits. Aug. 12, 1962 — Lt. Col. I’ave-l I’opovich, Husain, Nikolaye-v's “ spuca twin" who completed 48 orbits in 7U hours 57 minutes. Oct. 3, 1962 — Walter richirrn, U 8 . six orbits in nine hours, 13 minutes. May 15, 1963 — 1„ Gurdun Cooper, U, 8 . 22.9 orbits aboard “ Fuilh 7" for the U. S. space record of 34 hours, 20 minutes. June II, 1963 ■— Lt. Col. Valery F. Bykovsky, Russia, June 16, 196.1 — Valentina Tereshkova, Russia, tha first woman in spuee. HERE ARE THREE EXAMPLES: ‘ JE E P' GLADIATOR.* Powerad by the new T orn a do.O H C engine— A m e r ic a '! only autom otive ovao. head cam angina. Now available In both 2 or 4-whael drive. Choice of T tt. or 8 tt. pickup bosaa. GVW'a up to 8600 iba. ’ JE EP' WAGONEER.* The family w agon with 4-w h eel drivel M orn ca rg o araa than any com petitive wagon. New Tornado-OHC angina is stan dard. A ls o available in 2# whaal drive. ■JU F GLADIATOR VeeP’ WAGONMR *Opfto*< •wtoputi*: IrinaPiMA. fro*! f ttftftfsAg1AJto**' B'lMI, vaaaA T itt.,. powkhful . . . virtually ihdistauctiblb %T n K J L t a m R J M P C O R P O R A T I O N . Toledo I. Ohio —world's largtsl manufacturer of 4-whael drive vehicles vihkus m * , CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP i electronic C O N D IT IO N E R Woman 12th Person ‘JE E P’ UNIVERSAL. Tha vahida of a thousand uses. Carrie* cargo or personnel, tt also tows, w inches, digs, plows snow, ale. World's moat provan 4-wheal drive vehicial S t. The fa n u itic amounts of money here and rivalry la secretly under way Take one exam ple: In fiscal 1934 the U. S. there in their budgets for between the United State* and plans to spend a quarter of a electronic warfare Ruaiia. In general, the U. S pro­ billion dollars—a fourth of the It could push the intercon­ Air Force missile research gram aims are parallel with tinental ballistic race into the and development funds— on those of the Russians. background. O r rather, it advanced In an area as secret at ballistic re-entry could if the two program * systems. These are principal­ electronic warfare, it is diffi­ w ere not »o tightly tied to­ ly electronic systems for con ­ cult to tell who is winning. gether. fusing present amt (uture Rut indirect evidence indicates Electronic warfare U the Russian defenses which are the United States It ahead of u*e o f electronically generat­ aimed at sensing and de­ the Soviet Union in this c ri­ ed electrom agnetic w aves to terring A m erican ICBMs tical field. disrupt, “ s p o o r ' or degrade radar, radio and wire com ­ munications. airplane o r mis­ sile guidance ly ste m i, var­ ious autom atic fuses and other electronic system s on which defense increasingly depends. The stakes are b ig. The Russians aim at electronical­ ly nullifying U. S. antimissile defenses, degradng U. S. in­ tercontinental missiles and lessening U. S. ability to com­ mand and control military CYRETHA forces. They also aim at pre­ CARLA venting the United States LONGWOOI) ENTRIES in the “ Miss Flume of from doing the same things Seminole County" contest being sponsored by to them. the Longwooil Volunteer Fire Dept, ut itn Specifically, the Soviet Fourth of July Fiesta will be Miss Carla LomUnion's m ilitary m en hope mler anil Miss Cyretha Ellis. Carla, daughter of by research In electronic w ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Curl Lommler. is five feet, 5* 3 fare to he able to: inches tall, measures 36-23-71(1 and likes swim­ —So dam age by ‘ radio ming, sewing, cooking, horseback riding and emission’ ’ the “ electronic de­ sports in general. Cyretha, daughter of Mr. and tonators'1 o f American miss­ Mrs. James Ellis, is five feet, 11/3 inches tail, iles that they will either e x ­ measures 31-2-1-35 and likes sewing and working plode prematurely or not ex­ wit hthe GAs nt her church. (Herald Photos) plode at alt. — Prevent Am erican planes from effective aerial recon­ naissance by interfering with their radio-electronic equip­ ment. — Make It more difficult for American planes to properly navigate by using electronmagnotie waves to interfere with their navigation sys­ MOSCOW (U l'l) — H ie , cahkovn trirnn their twin tems. — Disrupt the operation of launching of • Soviet mime- I flight*. woman Sunday made it an In chronological order, this sroun3T>ifsc3 “ Tii'dltHMViro n ic" apparatus used by even dozen persons in space is Um# box score for apace American troops, thus under­ flights so far: since Russia's Yuri Gagarin April 12, 1961 — Yuri (in- mining the U. S. A rm y's bat­ went into orbit moro than garin, Russia. The first man tlefield com m and and control two years ago. in space, he made one orbit system. —Use “ radio Interference” It also tied tho Soviet- in >08 minutes. to disrupt the command and May 5, 1961 — Alan Shep­ American space score at sixsix. The United States hud ard, U.S. although his flight control system s o f American put six men in space to the was suborhital and covered anti-missile system and early Soviet Union’s four before only 302 miles, he bn-ime the warning systems. —Use “ radio interference” cosmonuut Valery Bykovsky first American in space. July 21, 1961 — Virgil to confuse the guidance sys­ and cosmunette Vnlentina T it Grissom, US. his was another tems o f som e types of suborhital flight, almost iden­ Am erican missiles. —Be able to spoof U. S. tical to Shepard's, Aug. 6 , 1961 — Gherman radar, sonar and other w arn­ Titov, Russia, The first man ing systems, thus permitting to fly nuire than one orbit, Red missiles, submarine* and Ttitov stayed aloft for 25 aircraft to penetrate Am eri­ can defenses. m r S R U R G II (UP1>—The hours, and covered 17 orbits. Tin* Soviet Union also is Feh. 20, 1962 — John H. 34-man executive hoard of Hie Glenn Jr., U. S. ho was stepping up sharply its use United Steelworkers Union America's first man in orbit o f electronic intelligence to SAVl 64 EACH . . LIBBY'S IIAnr Con) met here today to discuss a going three orbits and stay­ keep close labs on U. S. and Allied military force*—e*pe priqiosat aimed at achieving ing up for nearly fives hours. May 21, 1962 — 31. Scott c u lly troop, air and ship a contract scttlenicnt with Car|M-nte-r, U. S. He matched movements. The Soviet* are the steel industry without Glenn's feat, staying up nearly understood to be taking a SAW It* FACH . . BlUC BAY formal negotiation. five hours uiitl completing special interest in tracking the big U. S. aircraft carThe union’ s 17U-mcmber there’s a ‘Jeep’ vehicle that’s right for you! BOO E . S e c o n d Juiirter P r e s e n t * AUTO A IR Vbieh operates a num ber of supermarkets throughout the loca l area, recorded a 7.41 p er cent increase in sales during the four-w eek period ended June 1 com pared with \ J f e corresponding period a y e a r ago, it w as announced. The volume w as <63,473,941 com pared with <79,093,348, an Increase o( <4,380,393. An increase also w as regis-, stored for the 48-week period - ended June 1, when sales totaled <768,429,287 com pared with <714,000,612 last year, an increase of « 4 , 419,673 or 7.62 f p e r ce n t. w Similarly, a rise was re ford ed for the 52-week period ended June 1, with sales amounting to <H26.6iT7.737 com pared with <771,390.300 last year, an increase of <53,267,437 or 7.17 perent. Winn-Dixie now has 608 re­ tail stores through the South com pared with 539 units a ^ e a r ago. is N O RD IC Those Invisible Waves Of The Future In m 17, 1963 — Page 3 L lo y d U rid g e a S hins T u esday S a n fo r d . F lorM n 8 : (JO p .m . C h a n n e l 6 Tomato Juice 4 ““ 1 . Pink Salmon 49* Apple Jelly Loaf Bread 2 31 Loaf Bread 2 ^ 41 ^ Jello... ",o"«• 3 25 SAVE ft* EACH . . DflP jOUTM WITH Dixit DARLING FAAWLT SIZE R4 m loom l DTXlt DAHUtRj KING SUL t.t) or L-i«rJ Life rrsA 3AW J- l/tx IACW . . AiSGKHX) R.AVOfc', ULLi*. ,a ., GREAT LIFE! LA RG E G E O R G IA RED r PEACHES ' Make ft a ftwi and JUST H E A T A N D SE R V E Apple PIE t, U' family life. Ask your G ulf l i f e repreneatatWe how Adap4-A-P1an F A M IL Y SIZE hL* your changing iu iu iy arwak. G u lf L ife IN SU RA N CE C O M P A N Y (~ T ~ 1 GET FREE GIFTS FASTER W ITH TOP V A LU E STAM PS . . . W IN N - D IX IE ■ *- �* ♦ -. 1 1r— 4 j i • i Wastebasket Material As • group tfala cmatqr’s -----la good balaaca. Generally they with airing all aides of opening itself to chargee of slander and libel No school or collage could teach such things except, again, ascurious examples of a phenomenon of the Tat In this age of rlaia* clamor from extremists, many conscientious and toaaamtlrs journals find them•elves under attack. Schools, colleges and other disseminators of informa­ tion also fan under this attack. Invariably the complaint is: T h ey don't present OUB aide.’* Mow. to the listener who did not know what tha extremists' stock in trade is, this complaint might have ‘ ring * rfausibility. toe of plausiL— Bat a very great deal of what passes for "solid information" among tha ultras is a tapestry of untruth. distortion and imagination. Exeept as an oddity representing this kind of thinking, no newspaper could print such stuff without aband­ oning its standards of reliability and For example, no self-respecting purveyor of information would assert that a high Russian officer com­ mands a U. N. world police force. There Is no such force. Nor that foreign troops are train­ ing in the American South in prep­ aration for conquest of this nation. These are the fancies of the far right. The far left deals in equally sinister delusions. Conscientious Americans have enough to do trying to fathom the difficult issues of the age without wasting their mental energies on fab­ rications and foolishness. That is why the responsible press gives them their proper place—the wastebasket tip W 7 bard to peasant tha VL B 'i Political Kremlin or Peking. The President ar­ gues simply that the "self-interest" compulsions toward peace must be as great for the Rads aa for every­ one else. "Our most basic common link is that ws all inhabit this planet," he said. "W e all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future, And we are atl mortal." Since this is so, Kennedy con­ tends that the "new face of war," the horrible imperatives of nuclear holocaust, must be as evident to our adversaries as to ua — and just as unacceptable, "It Is an ironical but accurate fact th at. . . all we (the United States and Russia) have built, all wt have worked for, would be de­ stroyed In the first 24 hours." The President’s belief that Mos­ cow understands this as fully as we is the foundation stone on which he would erect a new quest fur the ideal of peace. That aaarch, he indicates, must Inevitably produce slow, halting -s teps, at beat;-with each- iicccariut lij ringed with safeguards. Hut those small strides can be important when multiplied. Kennedy acknowledges that tha discouragements from Moscow, up to this very moment, are many. Yet he insists that the logic of the world's dilemma dictates tliat wt try again and again. To yield hope, he says, Is to ac­ cept the worst, a "strategy of anni­ hilation," an annihilation that could embrace the globe. Dick West Soys Muzzle A Congressman? WASHINGTON <UFI> t o s t year tha allsgsd mua■ling o f military offlears waa m aking headline*. And now t h a n la a big controversy evar tha m a u lin g o f congraaaman. O f th* two, I would aay tha lattar la potantially mora «*ploslva. If you m oisla a m ilitary o fHear, ha can always rellev* hla frustration* by barking at an anllatad man. But If you bottU up word* In a congraam an , you get a dangaroua farmentlng effect, lika putting too much yeast in the homo brew, II* la likely either to blow hla cork or fly three feet Into tha air and bust. Oddly enough, the mutxllng o f congressmen Is being car­ ried out by tw o o f their own kind—Rep. Wayne Haye, DOhio, and Paul C. Jones, D-Mo. Haya g ot aura the other day OUR BOARDING HOUSE fcanfarii fmttfi Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Mom, June 17, I960 W iL T R I * . SIBLOW. u n t a ABB PUBLISHES WELLS v a b rttiyr Managing EJit or vhku avut u a tL i Counts Editor CBCBLIA VAftMBS 8acl.lv Editor OONUTH V A IB T IB gsaiare Editor BeMooer Me Wsek UaohaaUol *u#L ja b ib Buslatsa Mnnng.r 1MIBLBT J. UHAIST CtaseKWd Maaogsr BEAMS VOLTUI.IVB ClrealaUoa Mnnnsnr itia ic a ir n e a a s B» S.ala.U Caul# l».ee t roar i.ee e Moaifea M l * Months l*e i Mouth U. S. roslsl RoauUUona »i»*Uo that •aid ia adtoots. f§ ’- 1 C u iK o a a e a u SB i |1I4* 1 Toar M l * Months LM I Months I SO I Month shawl#Ueas h because someone objected to hla request for unanimous con­ sent to address the House for fir e hours. He thereupon be­ gan to block sltnlllar request* by olher member*. Since then, forensic activity In the chamber has been pretty much confined to the actual business a t hand. There hasn't been an eerla silence exactly, but the decibel count ia rel*' tieely anemic. When you cnnflne a con­ gressman to thn business at hand, you are playing a piano with only one kay. The vcrhnl blockade waa further tightened this week by Jones' one-man crusade to cur­ tail the practice o f "extend in * " remarks and otherwise having material printed In the Congressional Record. Jones pointed out that tha coat o f printing the record had risen to flHi a page, In­ cluding a lot o f what he called "trash, trips ami trivia." lie urged his colleague) to show more restraint and dis­ cretion In contributing to the record, which other literary critics have described as the nearret thing we have to a na­ tional wastebasket. And, In case some members lacked the will power to re­ frain from such embellish­ ments, Jones posted himself ae a sentinel to make certain they tapered o ff. Needless to say, ha and Haya will not be nominated as the two moat popular kids on the block. If you could hear the muf­ fled criea o f congressmen with words to disgorge and no place to utter them, It would turn your hcert to butter, or at least margarine. Unless Hays and Jones re­ lent soon, I fear the buildup o f gaseous compression will cause our lawgivers to disin­ tegrate. Aa an act o f mercy, eome of ua are planning to form an or­ ganisation called "Verbosities Anonym ous" to help them en­ dure the ordeal. Should a con­ gressman wake up at night with a compulsion to talk, we will lend him a tap* recorder. Notebook and tha cold war, the Pres­ proved and there I* Bitla chance that the Russian* President Kennedy's com ­ ident gave -tw o main o b je c ­ might try to resume secret tives: mencement ‘ ‘ rem arks" on . . persevere in the testing in the hope that they world peace a t Am erican search for peace in the hope could get away with it. University in Washington that constructive changes Undersecretary o f State W. were directed to other audi­ within the Communist bloc Averell Harriman will head ences than the one which might bring within reach solu­ the United Stales mission to beard him. tions which now seem beyond Moscow for test ban talk* T o ail college graduates us. with the British and Russians Just starting out o o their " . . . convince the Soviet in mid-July. chosen careers, it waa ■ Union that she, too, should This may throw the United message o f inspiration. War let each nation choose its Nations disarmament talks at and annihilation are not in­ own future, so long as that Geneva into recess. These evitable. P ea ce and world choice does not interfere with negotiations have been go* rule through law are attain­ the choices o f others." ing on since last January, able if human being* put The President’s opponents willi little evidence o f pro* their mind to it. This theme are sure to rail against both gross. made the President’s foreign o f these approaches as ap­ But out of these talk# has policy statement im portant peasement o r surrender. But com a agreement between the T o Russia's Chairman Niki­ the President did m ik e clear United States and Russia ror ta Khrushchev end the Com ­ his insistence on Am erican establishment o f the “ hot < munist Party Central Com ­ security; lin e" between Washington and mittee which convene* In “ We caa seek * relaxation Moscow. M oscow June It, President of tensions without relaxing Kennedy's speech waa * chal­ our guard . . . the United Cooking equipment and lenge: States will make no deal with Change your Ideology from the Soviet Union at the ex­ healing head the list o f caus­ world conquest and dom ina­ pense o f other nations and ae o f farm fin * . tion, to an offort to end the other peoples." arm s r ic e and davot* its The President'* announce­ masslva sum* to combating ment o f a unilateral suspen­ lgnoranca, poverty and dis­ sion o f atmospheric nuclear ease. testing is not the first such T o extremists who In recent offer. President Eisenhower months have been voicing made a similar announce­ loud opposition against sus­ ment in IPS* for the general pension of nualesr testkig moratorium on testing, which ind a test ban treaty, the the Russians brok*. President m ade a clear American risks In suspend­ statement o f his determina­ ing testa now are considered tion to work for both, aa first much less than they were steps toward general and com ­ five years sgo. Detection tech­ plete disarmament. niques have been greatly im ­ T o the Am erican leaders in Congress who only ecently n u d e s sorry confession that they did not know what American foreign policy was, the President recited Its ma­ 1ST. 1935 jor objective. It is an answer they should IN S I M A N C * A T A S A V tfo have k n o w n , for it is fundamentally the sam e pol­ icy that guided the Elsen­ hower administration and the 114 So. Palmetto Truman administration, too. In re-examining American Phone FA 2 0814 policies on Ihc Soviet Union WASHINGTON— (N E A ) — Mandate For Peace President Kennedy seems intent •a restoring the notion of pence ns an Ideal and at the same time frying to persuade millions everywhere that significant moves toward it a n with­ in metical range. Peace would appear to b m 4 n * tontlon as an Ideal To many it has seemed quite unattainable. To some it has been pictured as virtually un­ desirable, a status connoting only appeasement, surrender, slavery to communism. The President declines to aecept the ides that peace Is beyond human nach. In his m*Tor speech at Amer­ ican University, ha said: "Too many of us think it (peace) Is imposslbls . . . but that is a dan­ gerous, defeatist belief. It leads to the conclusion that war is Inevitable — that mankind is doomed — that we are gripped by forces wc cannot control. “Ws nssd not accept that view. Our problems are man-made — there­ fore they can be aolved by man. And ~ ynnn f a i T h e an b ig i s ' T50 Wants. N u problem of human destiny la beyond human belnga." To Kennedy, peace la the "neces­ sary rational ena of rational men." But he does not think of It In conse­ quence as only a distant dream. The practical peace he says is within our grasp Is based "not on s sudden rev­ olution in human nature but on a grndual evolution in human institu­ tions." In other words, ha foresees no miracle of changing heart in the Peter Edson. A n Audience With THE GREAT COUNSELOR Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CA SE P -« 7 t Freddy B., aged 11, la an adopted child. Hla parenta failed to tell him o f this fact until one o f hla school pals brok* the ihocklng news. Freddy and this pal had encaned !r .r. ?!»♦>- right and ih c pal had lo s t So, in order to whittle Fred­ dy down to alia, the pal shout­ ed: "Y ah-yah-yah, F r a d d y ’ s adopted. Ha doesn’t have any R E A L parenta." Thla shocked Freddy Into ■peechleasncM for a few m o­ menta. Then a terrific rage enveloped him, ao he chased hla pal horns In an attem pt to fig h t him onca mora and make him retract that statement. When Freddy finally dragged hla feet homeward, he casually asked hie mother where he had coma from . She blushed in confusion and tried to sidetrack Ids query, Hut Freddy persisted. So she broke down and tear­ fully told him that she and his daddy had adopted him. Hut she failed to use the deft method I have often urged upon you readers, whereby you mention that you adult mar­ ried folks are simply "adopt­ ed," loo. For In marriage, you simply select somebody you love and then legally "a d o p t" that per­ son via the wedding ceremony. Thereafter, you m a r r i e d couplet feel actually closer to each other than you do to your flesh-and dilood brothers and sisters with whom you grew up from childhood. Ho Inform every foster child that he was purposely chosen because hla daddy and mother wanted him because they loved hliiL And hla selection waa legal­ ised via adoption p ep en Just as definitely as was their own “ adoption" o f each other via the wedding ceremony, Thla strategy will eliminate a great deal o f secret worry and sullen hostility. For most o f ue look upon our parents aa blood kin, al­ though they were total strang­ ers till th* time they first mat and fall In love. It will serve as a very effec­ tive parallel comparison when you clta the fa c t that m ar­ riage is just « form o f adult adoption. But If you delay telling your child the simple facts in the manner outlined above, he may turn on you parenta and become hostile. Wo psychologists find that adopted youngsters furnish more than their there o f Juv­ enile delinquents. R 'lt it is not due to any in ­ heritance o f criminal tenden­ cies. For criminality ia never inherltedl Delinquency end violation o f tawe are due to acquired hab­ its, Just like piano playing. I f the foster ehlld has not been properly Informed he may then turn upon hie devot­ ed parenta and p u r p o s e l y flaunt his violation o f their rules end regulations. Am i he mny also become a naughty child In school, lie often takes almost friendish delight in breaking rules. He la an Iconoclast. Freddy turned Into just such school problem child, aa I'll explain more fully tom or­ row. Meanwhile, send fo r the buoklst "Fact* About Preg­ nancy and Foster Children," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 'JO cents. He sure every lumily with nn adopted child hns a copy! 1 S H O W YO U R COLORS Compl.lt 6‘pi.c, Eiutmbk Ready to Fly FLAG SET M A K E Y O U R G IF T A T R E A S U R E D S U R P R IS E tv s . c s s n e r " E L E C T R IC A L L Y ! a l s l h Double Hammed Coilea FU« in bi diteat lode-reeiaUnl colon * B inrh Eagle slop of M l Aluminum bull The lively NEW LOOK in gifts is electric! As modern as Tom or­ row. Always in good taste. So practical. . . so preferred . . • so appreciated. . . because electric gifts are designed for mod­ ern living. They keep on giving a “ helping hand’* for years. Lighten work, brighten entertaining. 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Rev. ton and Mrs. Shirley llodge Dctmua Copeland will assist the school and drive the Sun­ day School bus. M r s . Tlmmas Gullickson will serve ns chairman of the refreshment committee and Danny Casielberry will be in charge of the recreation pro­ gram. Mrs. Don MacLeod will be head af the pre-school depart­ ment and will be assisted by Mr*. John lice, Mrs. Frank Messick, Mrs. C. E. Williams, Mrs. Sara McGrath and Mrs. lem Is unemployment ami the second is slums. Fanner said Negro unem­ ployment in Harlem is 2 Vi limes as high as among whiles, mainly because a large percentage of Negroes are unskilled and automation is forcing them out of jobs. lie said tenement slum problems become mure press­ ing during summer months. Because of this, he said, "I think there is a real danger of violence this summer." Farmer emphasised that his organisation Is opposed to violence and has training pro­ grams to teach non-violent methods. THE La u n d e ra m a 27th St. Attendant • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Piaaoe • Rental Beds n» Jane r*».elb»rry . Lawrence Swofford. Vacation Bible Schol open. | Mrs. Copeland will be ill cd at the Casselberry Com­ charge of the primary depart­ munity Methodist Church, to­ ment and assisting her will day and will he continued la* Mrs. June Griffith, Mrs. through June 1M, Monday M. (\ Huggins. Mrs. R. G, Reuter und Mrs, William through Friday, from 0 until Young. 11:31} a. hi. Theme for the Mrs. Clare Ralmer will head school will be “ Living With the junior department. TeachChrist.” era will he Mrs. I'hil Carsher. Mrs. John Hirkheimrr will Mrs. Charles llussinger, Mis. be director of the school ami William Shook, Mrs. John NEW YORK (CPI) — A Ne­ gro integration leader said Sunday there is danger of racial violence flaring against w h i t e Harlem merchants, landlords and rent collectors this summer. James Farmer, national di­ rector of th« Congress of Racial Equality, declared: “ I think there is a real pos­ sibility . . . or a real danger that there might lx* violence not only in Harlem in New York . . . but in ilarlcms throughout the country this summer." Farmer, on * radio pro­ gram. said that in New York lily the main llariem prob­ Wash (Tw ice As Much Aa A Ref. Washer) Sanford Furniture Co. Vacation Bible School Set At Casselberry Methodist .MISS SMILE ON FLORIDA WORLDS FAIR SITE—-Tannin Carroll of Lake Purk,.winner of the Florida Council of 100'a “Mias Smile” conteat, mljusta a aurveyor'a tranait to get a belter look at the pile driving going on throughout the Florida area on the site of the New York World’s Fair in 1964-65. m r - MatoSaladorColaSlowest Yogurt A19* nually. Pictured from the left are Col. II. J. Furman, academy superintendent; Wiegcrs, Flynn and John Krider, Chamber of Commerce manager, who worked with the Bureau of Pri­ vate Colleges und Schools, the Giants, the Found­ ation, the City of Snnford of the County of Sem­ inole to bring the Sanford Military Academy to a reality. (llcruld Photo) -M-r ,> i *- Each Tokca la Good For Oae KIMHR'S PUSH SANFORD MILITARY ACADEMY is in bus!ness. Art Flynn. New York City, hnnds the keys to the former San Francisco Giants dormitories to J. P. Wicgers, president of the Bernard MaeFadden Foundation. The military academy will open in September with some 250 cadets in tirades 6-0, with higher grudes to be added an­ 0 JUNE SPECIAL! and one half hours la ter M • hospital. Two Satan Jtina IT, IMS — Pact , * BANANAS % LB L A D Y F A IR FR E SH B A K ED 0 9 * V A L U E ) LEM O N O S J E L L Y ROLLS >-35‘2 r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . — 1| * M l » k A I 1" r f �— T ------- T -r •raw ■ ’-•••• ’t*ri: r£r7 -f • • . • .-'V \}it iV •'#i*•"^ *I* f S'C '* - ? * ,' "-V *. ", 14 4 »V ’ ■K | Pam f — lam IT, IMS Pflot Club Plans Picnic A t M iss M artha Lee W ahlberg Stine Home W eds A lan Lee Branam an , V- ...f t , , \ • * i'i.l.. i =S ' ' v. 1\ Br Jam * U t B n n m tn * u nolamTba marriage at Mim Mmt- B in d In a reremony held at tha Lea Wahlbarg M i Alma |S t m t Baptist Churth In Or- ■awing frkndahJp* n a d a a f r a - y e a n ago when she was a bridesmaid la tba HudglaaAfldrrwn wedding. MB. AND MRS.. ALAN LEE BRANAMAN I p.Jn. June 8, a t the Walnut land* with Her. Harold Ep­ person officiating. T h « bride la the daughter o f M r. and Mrs. Adrian J. Wahlberg o f Plain Oval. Cas­ selberry and the groom ’s par­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Branaman o f Chicago, III. Tba bride was lovely in a traditions) wedding gow n o f white chiffon with lace bodice and laea Inserts In the fu ll shirt. H sr veil o f silk Illusion fal from a tiara o f seed pearls and sequins and she carried a white Bible topped w ith red awaetheart roses. Patricia Warren o f Orlando, was maid o f honor and wore a yellow ballerina length dress o f satin and laco and a cor­ sage o f orchids, Nancy Sue Bass. Ortando, w as bridesmaid and wore a full skirted gown o f green n e t Best man was Albert Wahlberg, brother o f the bride and Homer Bruce, Sanford, hsr cousin, served as usher. The eouple plans to make their homo In Jacksonville. CPO Club Plans Coffee Tomorrow The Chief P elly Officers Wives Club Is sponsoring a '•(let Acquainted” Coffee for wives of all Chiefs snd Mas­ ter Sergeants In Lhls area. The coffee will be held In the NAS Ballroom this Tues­ day, from 10 a m. to 12 noon. A special Invitation Is ex­ tended to the wives o f the men that made chief in May and all club mem bers are urged to attend. Mrs. Henry Quinn, chair­ man for the event, has se­ lected Mrs. A. M. Blair, Mrs. E. H, Nance, Mrs. D. F. Slglin, Mrs. J. Stnnkiewicq anil Mra. S. L. Wiggins as Iter co h oitv iici for the coffee. New Arrivals la Oviedo Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Meek J r „ of Oviedo, announce the birth of a 7 lb. 11 ox. doughter, Brenda Lee, June 3 al the Winter Park Memorial Hospital. I'slernsl grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Meek Sr. •Dd maternal grandmother la Mrs. P. M. SmilhMHi, all of Oviedo. The Meeks have another ! daughter, Robbie Jean, ala. If your handwriting la not cwsy to read, type your busl­ in e * * letters. Duncans Celebrated Return From Carla. Del Vlllagglo cele­ brated her seventh birthday with a party given by her parenti, Mr. and Mrs. Pal Del Villaggio at their home on Devon Avenue, in North Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Dun can have returned from an interesting five week trip. They combined business art! pleasure starting with a visit with friend* In Sooth Caro­ lina, Virginia, Virginia Reach New Bern, N. C „ and Wash­ ington. I). C. While In Washington they saw Ihc welcom e parade for Astronaut Cooper and attend­ ed several aodal events. They spent several ("ays with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wright, In Savannah, N. Y ., then enruute home visited In Kingsport and Nashville, Tcnn., Williamsburg and Gettysburg, Va., and Birm ­ ingham, Ala. Mr. Duncan attended sev­ eral buiincts meetings but they managed to get In a lot of pleasure trips in all of the places they visited. Decorations made by her father Included white crepe paper streamers with "Happy Uirthday" written In pink and blue suspended above the tahle holding a birthday cake. Other decorations were Oriental lanterns, balloons and more stream ers bearing Inscriptions such as "Happy Birthday Carla, acven years old.” Refreshments of cak e and Ice cream were served to the young gueste and each child received a basket o f candy, balloons, b om , h it and a lei. (lames were supervised by the honoree'a father with Billy McVcy, Linda Van KepocI, Donna Matuixck and Jerry Quilling winning prixes watches. Mrs. John Van Eepoel re­ corded the youngstera singIng "Happy Birthday" to Carla, then played It back for (hem to enjoy. T h ey alio danced the "H ohey Pokey” and oilier steps to recorded music. Among the many gilts was a white orchid from Use bonoree’s father. Assisting the parents were Mrs. Jim es McLaughlin, Car­ la's godmother from Sanford, and a neighbor, M rs. William McVay, Other youngsters at­ tending were Johnny and Debt Van KepocI, Debbie Ms tutxck, Duncan Grinatcad, Gloria Quilling, Suianne T u r nor, Carol M cVay, Pallia and Jimmy McLaughlin and bro­ ther Pat Carl Del Villaggio. Other adulta were Mra. Jerry Quilling, Mr. McLaughlin, and Maureen M cVay. Carla Del Villaggio Susan McCall Honored At Swim Party Miss Susan McCall, recently graduated Seminole High who from Cor. E. 1st 4k Hanford Ave. FA 2-1/22 F A 2-8131 j Club o f Sanford, Ihle Tueeday, a t her home 118 Lake Minnie Drive. A ll ladle* who have mevad Into the area during the past year are cordially Invited to attend. This will be a “ paper poke" party where each guest will bring e sandwich and dewsect In a brown paper bag. A program will be given In the afternoon by Mr*. J . J . Hay. She will discuss th* cars and use of cosmetic*. Reservations and transpor­ tation requests may be mad* by calling Mra. H. Rowland at 323-0326 or Mra. A. L. Probat at 322-0039. The new W elcome Wagon assistant, Marlon Lee will be Introduced a t this meeting. Shift To A “Shift” MISS SHARON LOUISE JOHNS FOR COOL COMFORTABLE LIVING - DRESSY AND CASUAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Nolte of Naranja Road and Colomba celebrated the grad­ uation o f their son Richard from All Soul'a School in San­ ford with a graduation dinner at the DeBary Rciiaurant. Among those present were Miss Peggy Nolte, her broth­ ers, Richard and Pat, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Nolte, Miss Peggy Smith, Mis* Vir­ ginia G locn, Norman and James Glcen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fr Brown o f Alirante Rd. enter­ tained Mr, and Mr*. Theodore Fletcher and daughter*, Carol and Susan, and son Robert of I'umpano Beach and Mra. C. A . Mendridos and Charles and George o f Atlantic Beach, Fla. at a fam ily reunion this past week. Robert Fk4cher anil Mendrido* will spend next week at the Brown residence on Gem Lake, swimming and fishing. 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SOLID COLORS: white, pink, yellow , orange flu ff, blur, pale green, orange ire, red, kelly green, aialen, purple, brown. STRIPE COLO RS: pink, yellow, orange flu ff, blue, pale green, kelly green, asalea, purple, brown. STEPHEN GORDIE Mra. Howard Gordie, in Flora Heights. Charade*, d a n c 1 n g and dancing games were Included in the evening’ s activities Refreshments were served buffet style and consisted of dips and chips, pickles, as­ sorted crackers, sandwiches, prctscls and cold drinka. The guest Hit included Cheryl Jones, who also serv­ ed as aisistant hostess. Hob Jones, Glurla Twym an, Stev­ en Stein, Dwight Ulackweldrr, Vicki M cArdlc, Donny Ha Item, Mcda Nclman, Terry Kchols. Perry Echclbcrgur, ami Susan McCaaklll. hand towel rcRularly Now Only wushdolh regularly Now Only . IlnnilliuRH Galore All Sizes . . . Shapes. . . Kinds Select Yours — From Flemings Gifts* - Garde • Ilo o k a ( F o r m e r ly M cV Ira rn ) 210 E. Find Si. Call and Mr. and Mra. Glenn McCall. A group of young people were Invited for an afternoon of swimming, followed by a aupper of grilled hamburgers with all the trim mings, cook­ ies and cold drinka. Miia McCall received a charm for her bracelet at a gift from the hosts. Guest* Included her mother, Mra. E. S. McCall and Mutt Johnson, Linda Mills, and Bill John too, Carol Greene and Na­ than DcWltt, Diane Beasley and Butch Riser, Ann Pharr and Stuart Clovis and Susan Deal and Dan McCall. QUALITY - SERVICE TIME & MONEY WITH OUR ONE STOP COMPLETE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 501 W . last. Mra. Don Cahill will h o haa* tssa fo r the W elcome W agon w e n Mr. ami Mrs. II. B. Mc­ 0 idux SAVE Personals Mr. and Mrs. J. 1-Yank Pat­ was rick, uf Atlanta, has been gucit of honor at a swimming visiting Mr. and Mrs. it. B. party at the McCall cam p on McCall at their home, 2217 (be St. Johns n iver. Hosts Mcltonvitle Ave, School, LAUNDRY & CLEANERS SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Stephen Gordie waa host ter a group of classmates and friends, who were celebrating the completion o f Junior High School, with ■ party at the home of his parents, Mr, and Northern Trip FLOWERS From Your Downtown Florist Graduation At Party H sr fiance, a graduate o f Edgeweter High School is em ­ ployed by Comprehensive De­ signers in Sarasota. The wedding w ill be an event o f July 27 at the Chris­ tian Missionary and Alliance Church in Orlando with the Rev, Cahrlcs Childs, o ffic ia t­ ing. DeBary Personals Boys Celebrate Seventh Birthday Tha bride-to-be is a grad­ uate of Edgewater High School and Is presently em ­ ployed a t the Floraland Flow ­ er Shop In Orlando. Plans Coffee Junior High LITTLE MISS SARA LEE ROHERTS, center, admires her birthday cuke with two playmates, Julie Regan, left and Sheila Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard A . Johns o f Kent Street, Orlando, announce the engagem ent o f their daughter Sharon Louise to Michael Randolph Cooper, son o f Mra. Jeanne B. and Leo R. Cooper both o f Orlando. Sharon Is the granddaughter o f Mr. and Mra. H arley D. Y oun g o f 0018 Bear Lake R d „ Bear Lake. Acey-Duecy Club Member* o f the Acey-Durcy Wives Club selected a nomi­ nating committee to present candldstes for n tw officers to be elected In July, when the group met a t the Acey Duecy Club for the monthly meeting. Named on tha committee were Jimes. L, O. Sparks, N. C. Banka, and E. W. Sutter. A coffee la planned fo r this Tuesday at 0 a m. at the club building and all first and sec­ ond claas personnel ara Invitt i T l i n [lend. They also discussed plana for a party on June ‘22. Sara Lee Roberts celebrat­ ed her fourth birthday with a party at the home o f her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Roberts, 412 Scott Ave. A group o f playmates w era Invited fo r an afternoon o f fun, Including gamea such aa ■button button" and tha don­ key gam*. _______ Refreshm ents- n£_E*Sft_Jet_ cream and Hnwnllan punch were served from a tablo d*oorated In s pink color them*. The birthday taka waa topped with a birthday Inscription and hsld a bsllerlna doll and miniature (marshmallow) lea crsam cones, which w ar* given * to tha young gueata. Thus* Invited U» share tha . afternoon with Sara Lee wt-re. . Itetsy, Bill and Dean Bailey, Shell* and Karen Johnson, "* Debra slid Frances Williams, Mary Beth Williams, Jena and Lisa Alton Hughte, Renander Warfield, Janet Thomae, Katie Henley, Diana Batten, Larry Hunter, Brian Covington. Deena Flamm, Vlekl# Rey­ nolds, Matt Wilson, Troy Ray, Danny Uracey, Julio Regan. Nancy Walker, Sandy Hoop, Brian Covington, Larry Hunt­ er, Diana llatton end David Pearsall. The Pilot Club o f Sanford held the ftrat business meeting o f the year a t the F ln t f e d ­ eral Bank Building with the new president. M ist Janet Smith presiding. Committee chairman dlsrusted work plans fo r the eomInr year and the budget foi 1263-64 waa presented by Mrs. John Lambertaon. A letter o f appreciation waa read from the DeBary Little Theatre Group. The Pilot Club sent them a donation in apprecia­ tion for the show they put on for the Sanford Club. Club members were Invited to attend a school o f parlia­ mentary procedure In Orlando, at the Cherry Plasa. Miss Smith urgvd all who could to attend tha convention In Mi­ ami, July 14 to 18. USO hostesses wera given dates for duty. A picnic meet­ ing is achadulul fo r June 25 at the homo o f 31 rs. George Stine, 420 Summerlin Ave. This Tuesday Fourth Birthday Observed At Party W W CIub M iss Sharon Louise Johns Plans Meeting To M arry M ichael R. Cooper Tomorrow Opposite Goodyear ANNOUNCING P IN EC tES T IN N NOW BACK UNDER M A N A G EM EN T OF M A X IN E & BOB HANCOCK OI*EN 24 HOURS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY NIGHT CLOSED FROM — 9 P.M. TILL 5 A.M. HIGHWAY 17-92 - SO. SANFORD G AI.EY & LORI) PLAIDS SPARK BOXER TRUNKS 2 .9 8 men's sisea S, M. 1., XL A sporty splash of color in luxury’ 2ply comltor cotton . . . perfect for sun­ ning or swimming. All utound elastic waist. SPECIAL! WIDE SELECTION OF FALL COTTONS 50c» Fabric for u ismart fail dress Is just $1.50. Choose from richly colored prints and solids, novelty and classic textures. -CARE *N GREAT SUMMER "DIS-ARMERS” ! 1 .9 8 Bure arms to the su n in Dacron polyester *n cotton bromk’loth! C o n . vertibie or ttpreud collars! 32 to 38. �Sanford Legion 9 Stands Undefeated Bljr f u rfetl H r r ili June 17, 1963 — Pago 7 Standings A e ir tH i U 'Header Take P u b Sox k u W. N ew York Locals 34 U PrL 23 .506 Three 26 .587 31 25 .554 Boston S a n fo r d A m e r ic a n I ,e 31 27 .534 Cleveland g lo n , a c c e p t in g an n -0 tie Baltimore 33 29 .512 w it h O r m o n d fle n ch in 32 29 .525 Minnesota 30 31 .492 th e * c u * n n ’ * o p e n e r , c o n ­ Kansas City 33 34 .485 t in u e s to c lo b b e r nil o p ­ Los Angeles 24 36 .400 position with an unbeaten Detroit 21 45 .318 rerun!. Sanford non litre* Washington game* oter the weekend. Resull* Yesterday Tha Cumphvll-Losslng Post Los Angeles 3-5, Minnesota team defeated Del.aml I.eiri»n 3-4 (2nd gam e It Innings) Chicago 23. Kansas City 1-2 in n dnublrheader Saturday Cleveland 4-6. Washington 2-4 and Apopka Sunday to remain undefeated in Legion com pe­ New York 4 4 . Detroit 0-3 tition. Dolton 8-12. Baltimore 15 Sanford has topped Kustis fia m r i Today Baltim ore (M cCorm ick 1-3 > twice. Ormond Ileach twice. DeLund three time* and at Boston (W ood 0-1) Washington (Bronstad 1-2 or Apopka onre to aland at the Duckworth 211 at Cleve­ top o f the leogue. Sanford won the first name land (K ralick 6 5) f N > ] with DcLatwl Saturday by the Only games scheduled mure o f H-4 behind the slxNational League W. L. Pet. hit pitching o f lioldijr John38 27 .583 >on. with Hilly Higgins doInK San Francisco 37 27 .578 the receiving. Sanford got St. Louis 37 27 .371 eight runt on six hit* and Los Angeles 33 29 .332 heads-up iia*e running. Cincinnati 31 31 .523 In the second game Jimuiy Chicago 30 32 .484 Courier pitched a one-hitter, Milwaukee 29 33 .468 with Red Jansen doing the Pittsburgh 29 34 ,460 catching. That one hit was a Philadelphia 27 38 .413 slow roller down the thirdHouston 23 41) .397 base line. The final score was New York Reaulti Yesterday 5-1. Cincinnati U-td, New York Sanford got f i te run* on 5-3 four Irita while Del.a nil could Milwaukee 5-1, Philadelphia only cross the plate once on 3-7 (2nd game 11 inningsr lone hit and un infield error. Pittsburgh 4 7. Si. lsiuis 3-11 | Sanford tackled Apopka (1*1 t im e 12 inningsl______ here Sunday and won liandHouston 3-3, San F rin cisco iiy n -t. Don Smith pitched his 014 third victory o f the season. Chicago 8-0, l/ts Angeles 3-2 nlh>n'itt|> one run in three hits. Game* Today Following Is the Sanford Philadelphia (Durcn l- l) at schedule for the balance of Cincinnati (Tsltouris 2-1) the season, burring some lastminute changes and with (* ) (N) Pittsburgh (Cardwell 2-81 at marking )u>nte games and Pittsburgh (Cardwell 2-8) at ( * ’ ) m u llin g awuy gamesi Milwaukee (Piclie 0-1) (N ) Apopka, June I!) ( **) ! New York (Hook 3 8) at St. Palutka, June 21, two games Louis (Rroglio 7-2) (NS ( **>; Ocala, June 22, two L os Angelea (Koufax 8-31 at gunie•s ( ). Daytona Beach, San Francisco (O'Dell f*-3) June 23, two games ( *) ; OrChicago 37 (N) Kingswood Wins ; TO NO AYAH,. Kurkert of Del-antl score* in the fir*t Sunfnnl-DeLmnl Rame Saturday but Snnroiitinuetl it* w inninR streak by rtoblttHng DeL a n d for two Ranie.*. That** Sanford'* Hilly Higgins at the lau'kstnp. (Herald Photo) Kings wimmI ilefraled Wilson Maier 13 to 4 Sunday on 20 hits. Bud Moncrief was the winning pitcher ami John Brusca to thn loser, who nave up 0 hits. Harvey scored two hom ers for the Kingswood* and Underwood one. Kingswood 303 II is—13 Wilson Mairr 000 4i*» 0- 4 .xv — Hgrftrfga •*'* * ~ ; -•>« iv RIDING HOUtill water or taking wave* can lie a lot of fun. Written fur NEA Riding rough water or tak­ ing waves it not recommend cd for n ovicei but it esn be a lot of fun onre you have gltnw j ^ jnaattrry that gives Rain Delays Stock Races ATLANTA f UPI ) McRaney Ltises Tlw Kingswood sultballcrs beat the Me Raney nine It tc 7 in a gam* in which Under­ wood hit three home runs and Weed of the Me Haneys hit one. McRaney 010 213 0— 7 Kingswood 823 001 s - 1 4 Thlr- (* * ), ' forward a little and Hr* the until nr*t Sunday hefore g«-t- knees a trifle more llu n for ting a crack at the Disi* toil I smooth SFU Baseball Star Honored TALLAHASSEE (UP 11 — F l o r i d s Stale University righthander At Baccacclo, who broke school records this year with a 12-1 record, has been elected captain of the 1963 Scminola baseball team The position is an honorary one. Ilaccsccio, who was a senior, has giiduuL'd. B accacclo. a six fool two Inch form rr second baseman front Ncwburg, N. Y , hope* to sign a professional con­ tract and later attend law school. WEKIVA RIVER HAVEN FLA. GRADE A D A D water skiing sorb (he almek. la ab­ championship s i the Atlanta International Raceway. The h o t way to hit a wave Is at an angle, just as it is with a boat. Otherwise you run the risk o f being dumped. After you have hit rnutigh crests to gain the feel of tak­ ing them property, you will find that you will almost automatically jump slightly when you hit the lop. This lakes som e of the weight off the sktis and aoltens the im ­ part. Hitting rough water Is thrilling. You might romparo it to Liking Uny Jumps on a horse, preparatory to t.ckling real big fences and obstacles. Once you have gotten used to it. you'll find It beron.es m ore and more enjoyable, but please remember not to try it until you have first gained tlie mastery over the ski* that makes you feel co m ­ pletely at home d u r i n g smooth sailing. Select CAM D EN, N. J,— (N E A ) — Johns*I, now racing at Harden Mtate Hark, will always have n special place with Steve Brooks. It was this horse which gave Brooks the 4.tN)0th victory o f hi.s illustrious career. It placed the vcteian j<«k*y in • select group consisting o f Johnny Longdcn, Eddie A r ­ ea ru, Willi* Hhoemaksr and Britain's Sir Gordon Rirhnids. Grantfl Win The Grants defeated the Bedrock* by a score of 14 to 5 Sunday behind the pitching o f Gerald Bowling who a l­ lowed the Badcocks seven hits. Bowling, Huggins and Courier homrrwl fur I b e Grants, J tin Jernigan was the losing pitcher. liadcock OtH) 2oJ 0— 5 Grants 7U 112 s - 1 4 Ilie third annual ela**|c wnt postponed early Sunday after a M -t i<-* o f rum squall* made the asphnlt oval too dangerous for the high-speed driving. O fficials o f the National Association o f Stock Car Auto Racing impounded the prerision-hnned racers shortly after tin- postponement an­ nouncement They will be held it, g a u g e * at the /rack until S a.m. Sunday. Under N A S­ CA R regulations, driver* and mechanic* will not )*• permit­ ted near the cars until five hours before racstima. The * 7 Vs acre Infield at tha track, about 20 miles south o f Atlanta, was turned Into an island o f mud by the raint and the 40.000 seat grandatanda were near flood stage. O fficials calks) o ff the race at 9 a.m. Sunday and thou­ sands o f fans who braved the squalls were turned awuy. Rain also plagued the race­ way In st year when It forced several postponement* of the famed Atlanta 500. Pipe Down CHAM PAIGN , III— ( NE A) — The Oriental Institute of the University o f Illinois has fascinating exhibits relating to horses. Display* include a collection of bits used thousands o f year* ago. Some are surprisingly similar lo modern devieea. There I* a model o f King Sol­ omon's stables. An excerpt from a cavalry captain's veterinary notebook, written about 1,500 U.C., con ­ tains prescriptions for various ailments. Various Indeed are the prescription*. There even is one on how to rure neighing, since a eavalry horse guilty o f that “ vice” realiy could spoil a planned ambush. Tonight, Tamps plays at M iam i. Lakeland goes to Fort Lauderdale, Orlando travels to Sarasota and Dsylona Beach plays si SI. Peters­ burg. The standing*: W. L. P e t Sarasota 34 20 630 St. Petersburg 29 25 .537 Lakeland 20 25 .5.77 *1 Jrt .527 Orlando Fort Lauderdale 2* 25 .510 14 30 .444 Daytona neach 24 31 .42X Mi ami 20 33 .377 Tampa Size-Up SAN FRANCIRTO— (N E A ) — Coach Red Hickey o f thn S a n Ftanciaco professional profi-aaiiiiial football club is optim istic that Mike Lind may l«e the answer to Ui* 49erV alm ost constant search for a big fullback. "G ood sis* and spent," reads the report on the recruit from N otre Dame. "Tough, hard runner with eirellent moves, both to the outside and Inaldo. Can run over people. Great desire. Can Mock for passer. Good lead blocker on wide playe. Good hande. 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Wa'll arrange a custom-tailored loan basad on full conildaraUon of your partonal holiday preferences. 9c 1 l.B. PKG. O LEO 9‘ Limit 2 With 13 Food Order Juiced Kite Drinks Shortening .1 LB. CAN Limit I With |5 Order • G rip* • Pineapple-Grapefruit • Om ngr • Punch 3 C A N S 99c • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE JEWEL 9 OZ.I’ KG.. MR. (i.. M. G. HODGES PLUMBING BRIGHT F U T t'R R L A W R E N C E . Ken*. — ( NE A ) — Kansas freahman athletic fenms were unbeaten in all 13 contests in which they engaged during the school year. The peagreent com peted in football, basket­ ball. baseball, track and tannia. STEAK Lb. again in the seventh on a 72 holt* lied at 277. single by Jim Ashcroft. Palmer missed an easy three-foot putt on the final hole which would have given him the title. On the IDO-yard *-xlr* hole Harney hooked hi* tec ehui to the base o f the bunker. He lb«n chipped *la feet past the hula and m lsird thn par putt. Palmer winged hie t*s shot on the green 15 feet short o f the t-up and left his first putt three feel abort and thtti put it in. The win placed rainier In second place in the profes­ sional money winmre with 1511,545, right behind Jack Nicklaus. He I* now the favor­ ite to rop (he (I. ft, Open title frtun Nicklaus at Rroukllna next week cud. BEEF SALE FRYERS I'lM eg Press International Sarasota won a double header with Daytona Beach last night to move five games out in (runt of the Florida State League, le u Ing St. Petersburg and Lakeland lied fur second. The Sun Sox scored five runs in the fifth inning of the first game on a walk, a hit batter, two errors and EARLY TRIUMPH— a two-run single by Buddy Eighteen - month • old Bradford and a one run single Janice McNubb proudly by catcher Dan Norman for hold* tip the first fish the 5-2 win. *he hn* caught. It wn* The sog won the nightcap taken with a cane pole 3 2 in the seventh inning from the P a l m e t t o when catcher Dan Nnrmsn (Fla.) city )Hind. singled in the winning run. Third baseman Bob McKlilop gut a hit every time he bat­ ted in the two games. In other league aclioa last night, Miami defeated T am ­ pa 4-2, Orlando skunked St. Petersburg 2 0 and Lakeland at Fort Lauderdale was rain­ ed out. M arlin first baseman Hank Allen Marled off the game HARRISON'. N*. Y (D P I)— with a two run homer ami In a sudden death playoff catch er Pat Williams belted a Sunday, Arnold Palmer won two-run single in the fourth inning to break Miami's five the 225.000 first prise In the Thunderbird tournament by gam e losing streak. Hank Harden, the lop hur- tallying a pur three on the ler in the league, increased first hide ugnittsi Paul Har­ his record to 9 4 by shutting ney. out the Siln ls 20. Orlando Marked by a serls# ef errors J - S V f l nnre m »h* fourth a single by Tom Quick and both players completed the Palmer Takes Thunderbird On Extra Hole June 25, two guinea (• • ); | It Is much like crossing the ty-seven o f the nation's top Palutka, June 2'J, two games wake of the tow host. Bend |stoek ear drivers must wait ( * ) ) ; Orlando, July 4 untl Knit is. July H I*). "Tru Tender" 5 Ahead lundo, June 24 ( **) ; D e U m l, j confidence. Only games scheduled TIP TOP FIRST-OF-THE-W EEK Duke* Salad Dressing 18 ng. J g c S a ra Pound ('• )> ,. 12 n*. SAVt fla n Lee Cuff** fake. 8 n*. J Q Sara Lee Cr. Chte** Cake 19 «*. Hein* Hamburger Relish, II ot. lle ia i India Relish, II o*. TQc IB A A* 8 « H r k H lu U lii^ h liih J h u j^ U. S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES SUN LITE TOMATOES 1 LD. CAN \Qlb fcag3 8 ‘ FRESH GUT O KRA lb. 29c Limit 4 W ith 13 Fond Order FRESH Peaches 5 lbs. 49c Prices Good Mon-Tuen.-Wed. v ffth e rM fl HERD AMI ADAH SUTTON arc the genial hosts at Wekivii River Haven, where "Flippy the (Jar" hue beaten all c o m e r s and won every round against nil fishermen aeekinjr t«» snag him during the last two year*. Flippy cavort* In the pool before the Haven fishing camp a* though daring anyone to a bout. (Herald Fhoto) W O R M LURE 3 PH6S ^ • C O R P O « A T 1 O N III West Firet Street. O P 4 2 8 North O range A»enw*_______ .1*4. GArden 40605 401 Wes*Central BouU vwd - , . r-1*4. GA/dow 3-4473 1243 E o« Colonial Drive ____ ______- . T e l GArden S-2o41 IO A N 8 MADI TO lIStDCNTS 0 9 A U M IA M Y TOWNS 2 Convenient Locations: 4th 6t. A Sanford A re. - 1100 TT �By A bigail Von Bartn t:M (I) H i t * .* Kvass M i * !:** ( l ) Caytala ( i w u u tits m w m i i w m s Ha** •:N < » T—mr (•> c w i M f t i a »:*• (I) Stat* Troatse •:*t it) Jack Lalaanc (I ) Americas H l.tcrf lit ( f ) Romper K een • :lt « > Maws * laiarttaa* ICi•# III Sar Wkaa (•) Mr. Mrtloo t*:M (t ) Flay Tear Maaak It) I baa* L a e It) Aaa toth.rn Ska* lilt s It) Fries I* aiskt It) Harr. Patrol lilt# It ) Tka MrCora 11:1* It) Bavaa K*ra It) Caaeaatratloa i t ) Fata a Ol* trs DEAR Mother: Don’t assume that yuur son's failure to pass was the teacher’s fault. If a pupil is willing to learn, ANYBODY can teach him. If he’s not— NOBODY can. • ■ • *m o W e d Csi oy sters \ c m ettvA jrvt \ - •siloed tongue Legal Notice xertcH rvotea r ir r m o r * XAMM FTATITW TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN Notice la hereby riven that the undaralrntd, pursuant to tha "Fictitious Nama Rlatuta” Chapter 111.*), Florida Statuta. will raalitar with tha Clark ol tha Circuit Court. In and for Oranra County, Florida, upon racalpt of proof of tha publi­ cation of this aollca. tha fic­ titious nama, to-w ll: nt'T- ■THAT f _ Legal Notice H A N D M E TW e L U N C H B A S K ET-, P L E A S E ^ JU H E / OURCDROPGRAPES D OiYN HIS „ S N O R K E L ?? YEAULAW3IVHMIU5 Tt> . £AT WHEN HE5 SWlMWkS.' V IR G IN IA P E T R O S *! P . O . Box 1114 N O R A N O R R Ilt TB S-1314 WELCOME WAGON I, DUNGEONS \ WHLTOP By Oswald Jacob) Tha unusual no-trump is a new convention and It la atill ffl in a ala to o f change. Every 4 expert uses It In aome /a V shion, but they disagree on ? the exact method. A ll agree W g ff (p j on one thing, though. It la 4 AJS intended to ahow a two-suit V K ll J hand. Thl» particular two notrump overcall o f the dia­ mond opening ihow ed a heart^ club tw o-iu iter. Probably ei North did not hav# quit# A enough to force his partner ^ or®1 •*** 81 to tha three level, but unusual no-irutitp SllUliiU— gu— P o uBla PiTJ out uf their way to usa tha Opening In bid. East's three diamond call to play a elan wa* s t r i c t l y competitive, ed to continut South jum ped to five clubs A t this poin because ha expected to maka with a perfr that contract, and wma willing double. W est LTORAU.Y f CAN'T HAVE TORN FROM 1 GONE. fAR? IS high card points, but when you double a high con* tract you do to in tricka, not points, and West was net looking a t many tricka. Uia aca o f spades looked pretty good, but hia king o f hearts probably had IU head on the chopping block. In tha diamond suit there w as no opportunity fo r mors than ana trick and a good shaaca o f no tricks at a l l Finally, the queen o f clubs represented a liability. South hud gone tc five club* without .nitre" compensation somewhere. Still, W est doubled and ta one respect ha wax lucky. Both opponents held a dia­ mond ami South did not make an overtrick, even though ho did maka hia contract. A Jc (jJomsm (On I'm painfully ahy and nerv- those you ’ll probably meet. oux when I am left at a large Store those facta away In your party with someone I've never mind. met,* a young w ife write*. Then think up several gen­ "M y husband ha* a new job eral remarks you could make in hia old home town, and to anyone, even a complete many partial have been givMt stranger. for us tlnce we came there to You don't have to think of live. M y shyness make* nu- anything witty, or profound— awkward and emha*»a*»r* niy just something to get you over husband, la there any way 1 that tongue-tied feeling and can get over I t l * give you a chance to ahow O f courts you can overcome that you are a friendly person. it. Do soma "bonlng-up'* be­ And i f you should find fore you g o to a party. A ik your husband who la likely to be there, and gel him to tell you som ething about Religious Riot Kills ly Hurts 100 Legal Notice la rawwtr Jataa's l aait, Saa*. laala Caaaty, Florida. Batata of W MICHAEL KKKNAX. daraasad no th K t o n s * :iiir o n s To A l.l, PK1IHONH IIAVINO CLAIMS Olt DEMANDS! AOAINRT SAID ESTATE: Tou and aach nf you ars harahy notified and required to fit* any elalme and darnanda which you. or ailhar of you. may hava aaalnat aald aalata tn tha offlra of Hon. Varnon C. Mile, J r. County Judsa of stemlnola County, at hit offlra In tha Court llouaa In Hanford, Florida, within all calendar months from tha lima of tha first publication nf Ihia noil™. Each claim or demand must hs In wrltlnc and run. tain the |iUca nf raaldatica anil poet offlca addrssa of tha claimant and muat ba aworn to by tha claimant, hia asant or attornay, or tha sams ahall ba void MAItr M. KEENAN, Ksscutrlx Charlaa V. Mar.lull of Rush. Used and Maraball SI East Livingston Avenus Orlando, Florida Attornaya for Kseciilrl* Publish: Jun* I, is. IT, J*. ISS1 ClfJ-t 1 **1. D iW ROGUE MUST MOT I I BB PERMITTED 1 1 > TO REJOIN HO /...E V E N F t FORCE OinSIPE f HAVE VO 6T0P . THE CAGILSmA HIM MYEEUV DEAR ABBY: "Only Humansounds like my husband. I certainly am us cold ns Aluska. Know why? He takes a bath one. h week, wears the same socks all we„\, has four teeth, but won’t go to a d.*ntist. Sometimes he smells so bad i can’t sleep. If the men who have "frigid” wives would tuke stock of themselves they wouldn’t need advice. (sign me) . . "ICEBERG” DEAR ABBY: Three of we wom­ en who work in the same office have CDJ-*». A WRECK! THE /'IMTvtoU DOOR Wka y r O O L Q ! HO • DEAR HAROLD: Send me the check and if it’s any good I’ll send you the book. In Re: Estate uf MAMIE MAR­ TIN. ils.-eased. Te All CreOlleee sa t Tarawa* ttavlao rtalasa ar DeesaaSa Aaalas* BslO Kalatei You and aarh nf you arc tisraby notified and required to prssant any claims and de­ mands which you, or either of you, may hava satinet the estate of MA.MIK MARTIN, dsraasad, lata of said County, to tha County Jtnlaa of Hsmlnols C-unty, Florida, at hia office In tha court housa of 1.1 II County nt Hanford. Florida, within six calendar months from tha lima nf tha first publication of this nolle.. Kach claim nr demand shall ba In writing, and ahall stale tha place nf reald.net and post offlca address nf tha claimant, and ahall ba awurn to hr tha claimant, hia agent, or at­ torney. and any such claim nr demand aot so filed ahall ba void. f t ! Ella Marlin Roberta Aa Executrix of tha least W ill and Tsstanisnt of Mamie Martin, decease.I. Btsnstrom, Davis A McIntosh Attorneys for Ksacutrlt Post Offlca Drawer ID * Hanford, Florida Publish: Juaa I*. IT, H, July Y ea r Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with gi f ts and f r i endl y greetings from tha com ­ munity. • DEAR HAD IT: Simmer down and let her talk. People who tell such whoppers away from home are used to being ignored. They feel the need to be "important’’ somewhere. Be kind. DEAR ABBY: I saw a man on a train reading a book entitled "DEAR ABBY,’’ and he sure seemed to be getting a big kick out of it. I suppose you wrote it. Send me the book and if it’s any good I’ll send ycfu a check. HAROLD TUESDAY P. M. I lit t It) L a.a * t Lira II) Year Fir at lmyrtailea It) Krala Fort Shaw Ilitt t) Harry Reesaa.r Nava Ititt It) Truth or Canton. It) Father Know. Dee* It) Search fas Tamar, rev 11:11 (I) Oaldlag U «k t 11:11 It) WBC Naira R.pert li lt It) Bachelor Father It) Oanaral aao.pttal ID ■tlamillra t ilt It) Aa Tka WarlS Tara# ID Brlcnre It ) Mld.Pla. N.wa I t ll It) Laffttme I t* It) Paeawur* ID Ban Jarrod It) Oar la Caurt l .t t It) Art Llnklattsr It ) Jana W>oiaa praaanta II) The Dortore tits It) mniaaalra II) Laralta Toaaa It) Qaeea Far A Dar I II It) Ta Tall The Truth It) Wka Da Tea tract It ) Tsana Dr. Malone t ill It) Douglas K datrls Neva titt It) Sacral Stona It) A m erica BaaSatast It) The Match Oaaaa lit* It) SSfS af Night It) Maks Beam Far DeSSy It) Dlacovary ’ l l tilt It) Aaiarlraa Nawaslaa* -t-.-H I D -HPO— Name---------------tltt It) Mavartrk It ) Dacia W all l i t l (I) Baparaiaa l i l t It) Batarmaa t il t ID Burna a Atlea 1:1* It) WeetSar Bkaa a problem. It'i the fourth woman. She exaggerates so much, it’a pitiful. Anyth inf we have done, ahe haa done better. If one of our children feta an honor, hera haa had a bif?er one. Aa for diaeaaea, just mention one and she has had it. Only she had it longer and it woa almost fatal. When I told her that my daughter had four impacted wisdom teeth ex­ tracted, she said HER daughter had SIX impacted wisdom teeth extract* ed. How do you put a woman like that in her place? HAD IT DEAR ABBY: The school just called to tell me that they were goin f to keep my boy back. That means he will have to take the fifth grade over again. 1 asked if he would have the same teacher next year and they said yea. I told them they were making a big mistake because if she couldn’t teach him anything in one year, ahe sure couldn’t do it in two. What do you think of a school system like (hat? HIS MOTHER Manufactures the world’* beat training eat ment and body building lupplement*. We h his complete line. Save time and money order directly FROM Miscellaneous SAIGON, Viet Nam ( UPI ) —One youth was killed and 100 persona injured Sunday during a religious riot in which police uaed truncheons, teargaa ami pistols to dis­ perse m ore than too Buddhist students. The riot broke out when 10,* 000 Buddhist men and women gathered for the funeril of a Ruddhixt priest wrho burned himself to death to protest al­ leged discrimination by R om ­ an Catholic President Ngo yourself feeling xelf-eontcloui because you are all alone in a crowd, look about you and you'll find someone looking equally uncomfortable. That's the time for on t o f those "general remarks you have tucked 1 <ay in your mind. Then ask a question or two and before you know it you w ill have a conversation stalled. The other |H-rsun will b t grateful to you for singling him out, and go away remem­ bering you as a gracious per* son. Don’t fool yourself Inte thinking that th* socially adept persons who g o front group to group making ligh t chatter are smarter or m ors am using than you are. Either they know people well enough to feel at ease, or they are making themselves behave in a sociable manner. TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV pa M in ZeaitJi Color TV Bale* 26*0 Saaford Ava. ST ARTS TlllJR S, WaftJDisney OPEN 12:43 RI TX I i ■ I H 4 LAST 3 DAYS SHOWS AT 1:00 - 2:55 • l:0e 7:00 - Y n i WONDUIfUL STORY OF A BOY AND HIS AMAZINO IINOKRWATKR FRIKNDL „ *7 Reliquary M Redact SUOttaaa At lia by M iM M v M iftr r* r - T~ 12 il“ ir r i n i r r ii II IS 1r u it A n • * IT I ■ s r IT r *1 k L L t Royal Crown V C o l* / ■ 41 1 1r II U" ■r tl IA V th§ fabulous dolphin M l IMOCOLOH i w A TO N IG H T A THUS. 7:13 A 11:13 First Saaford Show lag . J CO-FEATURE »:»3 "ESCAPE FROM FT. BRAVO" William Holds a COLOR TOY CORKAI Pie PUlint Contest J J J fc /T L . fck---- ' ----- -J STOOC.ES Oa The Scrtva AJmiuion 6 V-CBoWe Cops MEET HERCULES" Without lloltlr Capo 4* * * M M e * e * * �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 6. For Rent S. Edocmlio* • ImlroctiM 16. For R « » u. s. c iv il , SERVICE TEST 3hr 1 bedroom A V A IL A B L E RENTALS |S W $45 a 2 Bedroom* furnished ICO 3 bedroom l ‘ « bath furnished m o. FA 2-4544. $85. 2 BEDROOM furaDhed Large unfurnished 2 bedroom Apartm ent with large iu country 375. screened porch. Reason­ 3 bedroom convenient location ' able. Call FA 2-3144 between $85. I U 3 bedroom 1 4 bath w ith air conditioning ftH). FURN. 3 Room Apt. with 4 bedrooms 2 hath*, air con. bath 4 garage. FA 2-3146. ditiunlng $150. FU R N . A pt. F A 2-3292. 2 bedroom duplex extra nice $85 3 BEDROOMS, largo kitchen Stem pcr Agency 322-4001 equipped. Well. Large yard. 4 miles E. of Sanford. FUR. nice 1 Bdrm, House. FA 2-7429. Saturday A Sun­ Near N avy Base. FA 2-6244 day or after 4 on week days. N E W 2 bedroom home In N orth Orlando. 5 mile* from FURNISHED Garage Apt. base. $80. UA 4-6923, call Ph. FA 2-3390. collect. NICELY furnished 2 bedroom A P A R TM E N T suitable for house. F A 2-8334. couple or bachelor. W ater 3 BEDROOM unfurnished furn. 2608 S. Elm. house. $43 a m o. FA 2-2322. F A 2-2307. house. Large rooms. JOB security can be yours by preparing now for coming Civil Service exams. For in­ form ation writ* NATION­ A L T R A IN IN G SERVICE INC. Box 0A e o SANFORD H ER ALD . €. For Rent 2 BEDROOM bouse. Florida room . Available now. Ph. FA 2-1519. FURNISHED 2 bedroom EFFICIENCY Apartment on Apartment. Qucsnel Apt. First St. N ear 3 city free Apt. T. IDt E. 14th St. Ph. parking lots and shopping 322-4194. stores. No utility charges. cool downstair Suitable for couple or sin- 2 CLEAN Apartments. Adults. Ph. ale inquire Jacobson Dept. FA 2-1834. Store. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: R oom s private baths, 114 W. First St. 3 R31. Furn. A p t , $70 Mo. Bedroom A ir - Conditioned, 111 E. 8th St.. FA 2-5784. RENT A BED Rullaway, Hospital k Baby Beua. By D ay. Week, or Month CARRO LL'S FURNITURE Ph. r A 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. STENSTROM RENTALS 2 BEDROOM furnished Apartnitut. F A 2-0041. FURN. Apt. Close In. Phone FA 2-2800. "C L E A N quiet Room s'' The G ables. FA 20720. Stenstrom Realty R eal Estate — Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 CLEAN Unfurnished Apt. 3815 Elm A ve. Near school a n d stores. Legal Notice P u b lis h : J u n e 1, IS. 17, It. 12. Real Eatate For Sale Y ou can find anything you need advertised in the Her­ ald by Sanford merchants. Jim Hunt Realty O ffice Night FA 2-2118 FA 24641 ---------------------------- {SM SM ---------2324 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. LOW Down Payment. 2 Story redecorated ^ home. N ew plumbing, wiring, o il and water heater. 715 Magnolia FA 2-8868. NEWLY redecorated 2 bed­ room frame house at 312 Holly Ave. Near school, close in. Hardwood floors thru uuL Large rooma, mo­ dern kitchen equipped $7,500 Liberal term i. Contract Mrs. M. L. Haborn. Pb. FA 2-5459 or FA 2 5292. Park Ave. 3 4 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect e t x j-i models on Highland at FURN. 2 Bedroom House. IX T i l K Cl MCI IT CUIHT O f Longwood. Open daily 10:00 T ils: NINTH JUDICIAL c m Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. to dark. 10 Minutea South re it u r a n d pon D i a l. M I L K C O V N T T , PI.ORIIA. on 17 92 and West on Semi­ FURN. Apt. FA 2 0447. n i i M » : h i n o . is ia a nole t block. AM ERICAN P C PK K A L 8 AVcallage near LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. INUtt ANI> UJAN ASSOCIA­ FURNISHED m ain gate NAS. $40. l*h. T ION t>»* OllUANDO. Plaintiff, 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. FA 2-5721. vs Good location, kitchen III-:ItUKBT D. IlfILU s i Ut and 2 BEDROOM home, kitchen s i al, equipped. Low down pay­ l)« fm d a n t i . equipped. $.*>0 a mouth. ment. Avsuiuc loan. .A real M rn iK o r s u i t in Downtown. FA 2-6457. saving. Call FA 29172. w i i H T U A i i i ; i tin k i l o s UN k T o , H U I lH K ft T I> BUM . and MV BY E. I1KL.U his srtfs H I . H I D M S:iM/nkn»wn A.NII r u i All partita c i a l m l n t I n t t r s s t i by. thruuah. un d s r o r a g ain st ths afur g aalil ptr su ns, YOU A f l E hsrsuy nottflsd th at a C om p lain t to fursetost a csrtaln m u r tg a g s sn eu m b a r in g ths folln w tn g d t i c r l b td r sa l p ru p t r ty , t o - w i l l UNFURNISHED houve on Sil- j SUNLAND 3 Bedroom. Kit" v er Lake. FA 2-2731 o r 1 etjuip home. Chain link FA 2-2126 after 5. fenced yard. Will lake *2uo fur fence. Assume house FURN. Apt. Air condition payments. FA 2-1701. T ile bath and terra n o floors. Adults. FA 2-2374. FURNISHED per month. Polnta. FA Collage. *45 Located at 5 2 1W7. Lot S, Iliac It D, HEAR BAKU MANUK, a.curdlng tu tht plat thsrauf is r«cordtd In fla t Hook 11, pags IS. Public Rscurds of ROOM furnished, all new Ssimnuls County, Plorlda. furniture. Private bath. (30 has t.asn filed against you tn j a month. Gentleman pre­ Urn abova • atylsd suit, and you ars r«iu!rsd tu ssrvs a ferred. 322 8348. copy uf >our Anew* ■ ur uttivr 1'trading tu tht Complaint un I'lalntlff * atturnsys. ANDER­ 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ UK AN, U »W N - ped. tat floor Apartment. p i;'i A van dm UKItil SI! Near churches. *53 per East Central Vv.nii*, Orlanil*i, Plorlda. and fits ths ori­ month. ginal Answar ur uthar t’ l .a l Ing in tli« „ f 'lea uf ina Clark EVERETT A. HARPER uf i<i« t'lri-uB Court un or AGENCY - REALTOR btfura lha 31th day .f Jans, 2443 S. Park Ave. 1SS3. If yuu fall to du so, a dseras pru cunfssso will bs Phone a FA 2-2294 or FA 2-2283 taksn ugalnat y-m fur ths rsllsf dstnandsd In Ik* Com­ Clean 1st floor apt. Private plaint. T h i s Nullco shall bs p u b ­ lish#,! o n e # • *as#k fur f u u f c u n # * e u t iv s w « s k s in th# i a o . turd l l a - j l l . DATED tills :iid day uf SI <y, .SSL U K VI. i A r t h u r If. flt.-kaiib. Jr, C lar k u f Circu it Court L)>: M arth a T. Vlfclea t i a o u i y Clark Publish A la/ 3! A Jant 3, t* t l . IMS UIM-ISI entrance, tool Palmetto. 2 BEDROOM attractively fur­ nished upstair* A|,aitm#nt. Clt-un 4 roomy. Adult*. $75. FA 2-0848 t BEDRud.vl huuie furnished. *5O par month, Kt. I Box 178E. L ike Markham Rd. Ph. FA 2-8182. By Nadine Seltzer 3 BEDROOM house in excel­ lent condition. North Or­ Mowing anJ edging, etc. Sat* lando. Pay closing and as­ u laclion guaranteed. Ph. sume payments of $74.24. FA 2-1117. FA 2 5353. A ir -C o n d itio n in g II. B. POPE CO., INC. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 SMITH Alr-Condttkm R efri­ geration service. All work guaranteed. V ery reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Night FA 2-2041. 51. Article* Far tela Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford A ve. Ph. FA 2-4132 SALE on used T .V .'s. Guaran­ teed. Town A Country. Plk 322-3362. HOUSE fuU o f F taaitart. AB less than 1 y e a r oM. tea* BILLS THRIFT SHOP sonable. 213 Bradshaw D * Furniture • Appliances . T.V. Can be seen Item 10 a. a , Open t to 9 daily and Week­ to 3 p. in. ends Ph. 322-7363 2640 Hiawatha St. COMPLETE act Hagen F leetwood G olf Clubs. Leeds B eg, Sanford, Fla. Bag boy cart. $90.0(4 FREE ESTIMATE 322-6888. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ REPOSSESSED ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Tape recorder, mike and tap* Ideal for recording conver­ C o., at 709 Celery Ave. sation!, parties, music, ete. F A 2-2117. We Buy, Sell. Trade. Repair WELLS DRILLED. PUM PS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Siaes Take up 6 payment* of It, We Repair and Service WANTED reliable couple to FA 2-8427, S T I N E take up monthly payments Machinery and Supply Co. o f $13.50 on 3 complete $6.00 PER MONTH 207 W. 2nd St. FA 3-402 room s o f furniture. Call Will deliver on e repossessed 1968 Z ig-Z a g that button# LAWNS Renovated - Aerate T E $-1511, Casselberry, cob holes, sews on buttons, mow# Remove Thatch • Chinch leet. ogram t, fan cy stitches, a t * Bug Spray (VC-13) • Fertl34. Article* For Sale 7 payments remaining^ hte—Ph. FA 24244 Phone F A 2-4427. MANSFIELD LAWN SE R . Life ja ck ets,‘ air mala, beach floats, shoes, Army-Navy READY M IX Concrete, win* T R E E ’S trimmed. D em oised Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 4 removed. Reasonable. Ph. dour sills, lintels, steps, FA 2-7664. blocks, sand, cement, rock, SHALLOW WELLS 4 PUMPS pipe, steel, grease trap*, Jerry Lord FA 2 321$ TRACTOR work, mowing, dry wells, stepping itjn ea . discing, blade, acoop. Ph. M iracle Concrete Co. REALTOR — INSUROR ALUMINUM Furniture re­ FA 2-7644. 3U9 Elm Ave. F A 2-67$1 FA 2-4991 191* S. French Ave. webbed cheaper than you Just starting private voice can do it yourself. Bring OKRA by the buaheL 15. Biulnems Opportunity and p i a n o instructions. it to the Furniture Center. FA 2-0416. Qualified and certified. Ph. 1100 French Ave. F or Lease; Service Station. 834-1931. Mrs. Drueding, Choice location. Apply The 36. Automobile* • Trweka 220 Lake Triplett Dr. Cas­ SHALLOW Well Pump and Pure Oil Co. 604 W. 6th Car top carrier with eover BUYING A selberry. St. 322-1701. USED CAR? Shop the Herald A dj where FINANCE IT WTTH US 16. Female Help Wanted With purchase uf Blue Lus­ local merchants offer their 4 Low Interest Rates tre, rent Electric Carpet CURB Girl. Apply Pig 'N best buys. 4 Low Monthly Paymeat* Sham pocer for only $1 per Whlitle. Sanford. FLORIDA STATE BANS da y. Carroll's Furniture. BABYSITTER to live in. '31 CHEV. 4 dr. Sedan. Good SEWING MACHINE GOOD '62 wringer washer $35 Room, board and $10 a condition. Rt. 1 Box 96 o f SALES A SERVICE ‘ 56 Vespa Scooter $39. week. 322 8097. call FA 2 0997. E. T. Chap# CALL FA 2-5783 G ood pow er mower $12.59. man. Banquet, cocktail waitresses. 312 E. 3th St. Sanford. Mattreas Renovation Full and part Bine. Good '56 FORD Station W age*, Includes; Cleaning 4 Process ESTY SPINET piano. Ebony. salary. Excellent tips. Cat­ Must sell. 322-4846. lng Felt, Brand New Cover, $100 cash. Can he seen ering Manager, M ayfair Inn. Brand New Insulation Where from 8 to 10 a. m. or 5 to 3 7 . .1Ifmi I a - -M a t e r s tlKAll l't Operator, fu ll time. Needed. 6 p. m. FA 24695, 322-6872. Edith Beauty SaFRE E PICK Ul» SPINET PIANO. Baldwin Gatewray To The Waterway lun. 4 DELIVERY Robson Sporting Good* console. Full keyboard. Ma­ BEAUTY COUNSELORS — hogany, in A-l condition. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer ha* limited openings fur ECHOLS REDDING CO. Bench. *273. 322 9081. 304 4-8 E. lit Ph. TA *3Mt representative* tu this area. 2nd. 4 Magnolia FA 2-6321 F or real automobile bar 17 Ft. ZIM M EL Runabout Selling by appointment only. 21). Aulomuhile Service with 33 hp. Evlnrude. Ph. gains, check the Herald c la n For Interview call FA 2-1276. tiled display section. FA 2-3115. Auto Glass, Tops Spanish-type home — Immac­ ulate $11,000 T w o beautiful midtown loti ................................... $1,750 Kighteen wooded acres — h ig h ................. $5,400 M obil* Home park — 5 star rating ................. $285,000 Prime commercial lot — 100' Park A v e .___ _______$13,900 Extra-Special bargain — Du­ plex. SR 4 6 ...................$9,000 Riverfront home — New— Air-Comlitiuned .... $17,960 Stempcr Agency “ Watch out for that drinking fountain! It haa ■ hair trigger!" 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Rea! Eatate For Sale $ John E. Fox REALTOR IU) North Park Ave. 32341559 Sanford, Fla. ROOM House. N ice aiae ■tore building now in bust ness. Wonderful location for small grocery business. 2 Lots. $10,000. $5,ooo down, balance $41. per mo. 709 W. 9th or 713 W. 9th St. * —— 3 BEDROOMS, living room , OODLES of room. 3 large dining room and kitchen. bedrooms, plus large fa m ­ Stove & refrigerator. Dou­ ily room. For happy fam ble garage. Lot too' x 200'. ily living. U rg e lot, nearly Vi Mile north of Monroe half an acre with bearing bridge, 2nd house on left Concord grapes. Everything hand aide of 17 92. 468 5148. large but the price. Just $10500 with *1,1)00 down. 5 —B E DROOM immr -in CrnutBalance like rent, t h is new try Club Manor Assume country home can lie yours $42 monthly payments 4 if you act NOW. Call us transfer fee, Call FA 2-7671 for an appointment to In­ after 3:15. spect. CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM. 2 EVERETT A. HARPER bath home on large shaded AGENCY - REALTOR hit at 1814 Mcllonville A ve. 2495 S Park Ave. Many extras include living Phones FA 2-2261 or FA 2 2285 room fireplace with maho­ gany paneling; p a r q u e t LOCH ARBOR LEASE 17. Male Help Wanted hardwood floors, Florida JEWEL TEA CO., INC. room , dining room and a We are offering for im m edi­ COOPERATIVE franchise large, equipped eat in kitate lease a beautiful, spac­ route operator. Guaranteed clien. Laundry room and ious, 4 HR, 2'* bath home $5290.00 yearly earnings. lota of storage space in in the must attractive area 3Iany operators earning double garage. Call o f Loch Arbor. Situated on $6,500. to $10,000 annually. FA 2-9320 for an appoint­ a lake, it feature* every QUALIFICATIONS ment. advantage of location, sue, Married, age 25 to 40. Mini­ construction and conven­ mum High School. Good HIGHLAND PARK ience. See or call today for work record, sales exper­ ■n appointment. $230. Comfortable 3 Br. home sit­ ience, physical examination uated on double corner oak required and cash bond. shaded kit. Loaded with Must b« willing to relocate value and extras! $13,000 at own expense. Write giv­ with $400 down and $90 per ing details on above quali­ Real Estate—M ortgages month Includes everything! Ut N. Park Ave. fications. Interview w ill be FA 2-2120 Drive by 2127 Laurel Ave. Ravenna Park made in your home, FA 2-7403 then call P.O. Box 2706-2707 Evennga West Bay Station FA 2 2477 FA 2-3829 FA 2 4340 Jacksonville, Fla. FOR your best bu y, clioose Tee 'N Green Estates. 3 4 NEAR Seattle. New Missile Real Estate— Mortgages Base construction. Long Job. 4 Bedrooms. M ore space U ’. N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Top pay. "J ob N ew s" sent for your money. 20th Street Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 for 35 cents A stamped en­ Weat by M ayfair G olf Evening* velope. P W l'O , Box 132, Course. Open dally 116:00. FA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 Medina, Wash. 322-2744. Builders; LMN EN­ Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty SALK or Trade 5 room House and 1 acre for Houvetrader and difference. 1211 W. 20th St. Sanford. TERPRISES, INC. IDYLLWILDE Beautiful new contem porary modern on corner lot in de­ RAVENNA PARK Attractive 3 bedroom tile bath sirable Idyllwllde o f Loch CB home with range, heat­ Arbor. I spacious bedroom s, 2 modern baths, fully equip­ er, water heater, blinds, ped luxury kitchen and traverse rods, wall air con­ ditioner and fenced yard. large living and dining The total price ia only rooms opening to private II 1.813 with $593 down. fenced patio. Double car(Te*m » It desired) and $79 purte and combination laun­ per month includes taxes dry-utility room. Feature* also include central airand insurance. See this to­ day! conditioning and heating. Stenstrom Realty 19. Situation* W anted Child Care. FA 2-2274. CHILDREN' kept. SINGER $14.50 4 Scat Cover* AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 394 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8U32 ALL WUIIK GUARANTEED 31. Beauty Salon* H ARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Complete her. E ve. Appt's. 105 So. Oak FA 2-3742 GRADUATION SPECIAL Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp Cold Wave $6.95 complete evening by appt. 318 Palmetto Ave 322Wilt Price Just $23.luo. Only 10'* down and no ekislng coats. Open dally. May we 32. B u ild - P a in t • R e p a ir serve you? Semi-Retired Carpenter Small Itcpalra — Paintiug Phone— FA 27943 Stenstrom Realty Wall Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty .*v - M " ‘ it . ■ Senkarik Glass and Paint Company 216 Magnolia Ph. r A 2-4422 31. Poultry • Livestock BAY Gelding. 7 yrs. old. 13W hand* high. FA 24681. 31A. Pels BIRD Dogs, English Setters, [teg. champion blood lines. 10 wks. old. CY 5-2535. Or­ lando. SIAMESE Kittens. Pure bred sealpotnli. Wormed. Thone FA 2 8060. 713 Magnolia. HENRY BLUME, MECHANIC Henry and wife. Suiannr live in Casselberry and he ha* hern a«»oeiatrd with Holler's now 4 years. Iltnry la quite a homebody and would rather fish than do may* thine el**. Has no otlu-r great ambition Ilian to ]ust hold a fish pole In his hands and U t the care* awl troubles pas* him by. Ready Tu Serve You At Huller* of Sanford 3 2 . F lo w e r * - S h r u b * POTTED MUMS in bloom. 35c up. GRAPBV1LLE NURSERY Grapcville Avc. Near 20th St. FA 2 4182. EXPERT Pruning big or small groves. Reasonable. FA 21790. Your Neighbor A t Hollers AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just off 20th St. and 1st. St. I Q L L ER S o fS A N F O R D 50,000,000th 3.1. F u r n itu r e Sell Us Your furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2 0677. YOUH BEST LIVING AND INVESTING OPPORTUNITY IN FLORIDA TOOAY! GRACIOUS, SPACIOUS- LIV­ Real Estate— Mortgages —w ^ • » . mcmt-iuiir ING! A potential show: U t N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 place o f Central Florida Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 right in the heart uf San­ ford, yet, private enough f a 2 26n f a m S S f a j-4360 fur peaceful retreat in its 2 .*». PlumhlnK Service* Real Estate—M ortgages rom antic tilrd courtyard 3 BEDROOM, 2 hath home. Larger Pinecrest floor plan. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 with bar-b-que. trellis-cov­ Will sacrifice 6 year equity. Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 ered arburs and many se­ FA 2-3845. Evenings cluded walks covering half FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES; P lu m b in g A H e a lin g t A 2 2617 FA 3 3829 FA 2-8360 block area. Quality is the PINECREST AIR CONDITIONING $6960 tu $15,450 keynote of tnis Hollow-Til­ Exceptionally nice 3 Hr., 2 Ax Low as $210 down, SUNLAND CONTRACT and REPAI R ed constructed t bedroom, Ax little at $43.11 bath CB home in third s e c ­ WORK 9 ' i bath home lhal include* a month! tion Pinecrest. Too many NEAT 3 Ur., 2 bath CB home 1007 Sanford Ave. FA £-6562 am ong its prestige feature* Bo Closing Costal extra* to IteiniM here, but with fully equipped kitch­ imported life fireplaces, PLUMBING deserves >our inspection. en. Many nice extras, out­ Homexite Investment satin-finished wood pan-l­ Contracting Repairs Can be purchased fur as Opportunities standing lawn and shrubs. ing, cellar close! », and uf From Just $1095 FREE ESTIMATE^ Uttie as (too down and as­ *13,600 is the total price course, hardwood floors R. L. HARVEY sumption of low monthly DRIVE OUT with *102 down and 191 per throughout. Over the gar­ a— FA 2 33*3 TODAY! FHA payments. A real fine month. Immediate possess­ 20t Santord Ave. age is a 3 room apt. A lit­ l i -* ■ (. ^ -u t »*•« InUitUt# home buy! ion! s * sn4 (tt art tle work and patience would 27. Special Services . ( In# D«B.n restore the bouse and land­ tictuiut. lollii# Punu Tuning and Repair tn< enrol* scaping to lta original ele­ nin to flooda't W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223! "««vt on! movt gance. JUST REDUCED IN iK lta| Real Estate— M ortgages PRICE. Real Estate—Mortgages PUiGIDAIRE U l N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 sales 4 Service Tha Mackle Bros. Inc. H ivensa Park FA 2 71M Ravenna Park FA 2 7135 G. If. !!!C H THE TIME TESTED FIRM Evenings Evenings Cuter,a. Fla. • Phene 668 4418 1700 w . 1st at. Sjiiiuai lie X. Park Ave. F A 2 6123 , FA 2 2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2 - 4 3 6 0 FA 2 2677 FA 2 3S73 FA 2 4360 PD. FA 2 343J St. Johns Realty 33. Furniture LAWN SERVICE SACRIFICE for quick sale. 2 Bedroom House with or without furniture. Near schools and stores about 4 miles from N.A.S. Out o( flight pattern. Good invest­ ment for renting or home. Low monthly payments. Have to see house to ap­ preciate. Call F.\ 2-1399. HUTCHISON Ocean front Apartment. Daytona Beach. FA 2-4058. SU M M ER rate. 3 Bdrm. Large fum . Apt. downstairs. Big shady lots up to 300’ la Th» Cwurt Of TV# «'■■■«# Shade trees on large lot. frontage. Highly restricted. Jmtar, I f a l u l t t'auall, Vlnr1703 Magnolia. $63. Ida. WILSON PLACE 5 m l. W. i is vi. m it ii i ; on Hl-Way 46. Willard Jones IN IIK : Th« Knutc of Kl.l/.AROOMS and Bath, all nurn VV. BUCHANAN, U#- 2 FA 2-0684. or Al Wallace e*a«»il. electric. Furnished. $43 mo. FA 2 6300. Nutlca Is h*i#l>y elv.u that including utilities. Near 1 have filed my final returns NAS. Also 3 room frame ONLY ten blocks from down­ a» executor itr the l-X it* of EMZAIIKTU W . BUCHANAN, houce, partly furnished. $45 town. Neat 2 bedroom home deceased; that I have (lied my m o. Tel. FA 2 3218. in good location. 104 W. petition for distribution and fur (Inal discharge, and that 10th St. Total price only an the 1st day a( Jets, A. O. LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedrooms, $4950. Excellent terms. liSJ, t will apply to ths Hon­ 2 baths. Carpeted Fla. orable C. Vernon Mil*. Jr. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Cu Kitty J tide*' of Sviulttole Room . Duuble carportc. County. Clorlda, (nr approval Realtor Fenced patio and many cx of said (Inal returns and for Raymond Lundquiat, Asso. an order nf distribution and tra i. FA 2 9264. for final discharge as eiecuFA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. tor of the will of Kltiabeth 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen VV. llucbanan. deceased. 3 BEDROOMS, 1V4 baths. equipped. Fenced in yard. I>ated this ISlh day of Slay, Florida room. 15 Minutes A. I>. 1»«J. $7o a mo. FA 3-3248. / a / S a m u el X. Buchanan from NAS. 1041 Selma Rd. Aa Uaecutor of the e s ­ (Longdate) Longwood. Ph. tate nf KMZAUKTH VV, FURNISHED new I Bedroom B U C HA NA N, deceased Duplex. Adults only. 22W 838 4927, ISIS L h T I l« H I L 8. Reach Rentals SUNDRIES Store. Stock 4 UNFURNISHED House. Kit­ equipm ent. Well establish­ chen equipped. 1303 Sanford ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ A vc. Between 3 4 6 p.m. tire. Call FA 2-0274 or Longw ood TE 41089. Furnished 4 Rooms, 1 bed­ room . Water furnished. $40 NO CASH NEEDED a m o. Adults only. 323-0388. 3 Bedroom , 2 bath. $61 a APARTM ENT. 305 Myrtle, month. T. 4 1. Included. Pb. FA 2-3802. 322-8043. FURNISHED 2 B R —1 Bath. Fair . . . $45 Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 2 BR— 1 Bath Apt.......... $70 1303 Elliott A vc., FA 2 3234 2 BR—l Bath Good . . $ 90 3 BR—l Bath. Nice . . $125 or FA 2-0325. 4 B R —4 Bath. Tops EBIclen *" __ 810 Mo t<n -------UNi’ur..visi;sg . Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. 2 B R — l Bath. Kit. eq. $70 F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 3 B R — 1 Bath. Good . . $90 Clean and close in. Jimmie 3 U R -1 Bath. Nice . . . . *100 3 HR— Ita Bath. Tops . . $123 Cowan. 322-4013. 3 BR—2 Bath. Neat . . $123 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. $73. FA 2-5303. ILL a l l . Srralh June 17. 1963 — Page 9.12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* FURNISHED Men W om en. 11-31. Stan high aa $102.00 a week. Preparatory training until appointed. Thousands of Jobs open. Experience us­ ually unnecessary. FREE inform ation on Jab, sal­ aries, requirements. Write and phone. Lincoln S en Ice, TO DAY giving name, ad­ dress and phone. Lincoln service, Box 15, Sanford Herald. SON. tanforh Deltona. mm /CHEVROLET CELEBRATION SALE LIKE THIS — MSW 1963 CHEVY II 2 DOOR WITH HEATER - STOCK NO. 1171 00 *1969 O U T H IS — 1961 CIIEV ‘2 DOOR I1ELA1K V-R AND AUTOMATIC TRANS. STOCK NO. I165A 00 *1495 S EE US L A S T UIUNC; ALL YOUH BIDS. THE TITLE TO YOUH THAU LMN, AND YOUR WIFE BIG STOCK j �JHSST; TALLAHASSEE (LTD — r; ' Aponte also confiscated 20 •h i need to transport tho fltopal alcohol and Bold thoy gapactad to nrraat another 20 •be pxap in the near future. Agenta said tho gang had **eee e l the Inrgeat atotewide distribution aystoma « n r uneeverod by the Bute beverage vn;|W JB $ K V * lA ( tr ' V i f -Plf ft ; - p i cA l P I F^f 1f 1 State lawmaker* bare used up half the time allotted for as 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 that 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 ! Ts' l i t " C ) ■ PARTICIPATE IN CONCLAVE—Five U. 8. Cardinal* (left to right)* 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) . 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 o f 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 L Mueller’s ) Macaroni l im it F LEMONADE or LIMEADE SHURFRESH HAM BURGER NESTLES Beverage agenta withheld Specific information on the operations of the gang pend­ ing further arnita. MED. •RMtrrivd* ‘ ‘ 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, at u steak din­ ner in her honor at 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) NOTICE In hereby nlarn that Wt, Anal* Mona DouaUa. and WASIHNGTONf ( UPI ) husband, Harper DoucUa, will tha t»lh Say of July A.D. President Kennedy, who once ISIS at Ian s'clock A.M. to tlm maintslnrd that Presidents Honorable Judea or tha c ir­ cuit Court of Ptmlnnle County. should stay home, will go to Florida, at kle Cliambara at She Court Houm In Han lord. Florida, praatnt Ihirtr pallllon BLOCKADR to Adopt Kllaahath T. StoKan. During World War II, some Ota, an adult unmarried wo­ man. ae thalr ehlld und-r lha authorities considered II S. us« Sana of Klltatiath IlnuiUa, Th)a lha 14 of Juna, A ll. of tho hluektlst im » form of IMS. Angla Mona Itoilplaa blockade. This blurklial wu* a Ifarp .r Lamar D u u a lti list of lioslnes* firms and inX. W. Wara, Mtarney tor 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 , July t, I. CDJ-P 1. blacklisted enterprisea could iv aitvnm r mi. iisk . XUTI4 M OF all IT T ill MU!A KATHLEEN (l.VH- Hvrr Whoii lleetdenra and Adedreaa la 111 Lilian Avenue ilrolon, Conn. A KWOIIN COVIPLAINT line. Ina I n s Iliad In Ilia Clrrult Court In and (or Haiulmde County, Flmlda, In Chan, ary •atltlad “UiliEN Kl.LVYooIt OARRETT, Flnlntirr. -va- NO­ RA KATHLEEN fl.UtllRTT, Defendant", praying for ,-er* tain rallaf for lha nlniva n.mi­ nd plalnllff ami aaalnat >«u a . III, Delrml.int, NOW, TMKHBFOIIK, THIS 0M TO NOTIFY Toil That If you wish tu dafand aaalnal sn,l eontaal lha above untitled arltun. You ara lte<|ulr<*d to flla your Ananar or olhar wrlltan dafanaa. If any ynu hara. to thia rvnriyUlnt with Ilia Clark of Ilia nbova alylail Court and to aarta niton FUlnttrra nttornay, VI.IIKIIT N. FITTH. whoaa aililraaa Is 1 Sl.i rotrliT llultillna, Hauronl. Florida, a an|iy of mild an* nwar or olhar written d"(ana«. <>n or hafgra tha Idnd day of July I*41. TIIE NATE It K of eald Complaint la lo pray that tha atxive atylad Court <r int Ilia ntniva namad I'lalnnrl a HIsurra A Vlnculu At.*trillion 11 •f and frntn you: KAIL NOT TO AN* WCIl fa rt a Parra# Fro fonfeaeu ht anlerad as-itnat you. WITSGfcft My I la ml and Offlolal Hail at ilanford. Florida, In Mamlnala County, llila lllh day of Juan A. I>. 1141. Arthur II. Jlackwlth. Jr. I.'lark of tha al»i,a atylait Court. f ly : M a r r a ,a t K. T » ra, A lbert N. Villa t Maaonle lluildlng X an fo rd , Florid a A t t o r n e y lor P la in t iff , publlali Ju no IT, 14 A I. I. 11*1ODJ-I* FAST Juty 2/39. Lit. CAN . 39 LARGE PKG. GREEN BREEZE ................ 35 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 not buy goods from the United he should not go. Critics of Hie trip have Stairs and Great Britain. poinlrd out that West Ger­ many and Italy are changing governments, and a new Pope is being chosen in Home. In Tha l i r a , il l t ' o u r l 1)1 t h a M at h Judlrlal I t r r n l l In tnd England L in the midst of a Fur ermla-.le Florida. government scandal. Only in In I haarary. Ireland 1* the government Al.VI V A N D E R S O N r u l n l l f f stable. - VH• In addition to troubles ROW IN If H o x i i r mil! JITOT R'LXIIY, hta Wlf*. 1It IH I*A M • abroad, opponents of the trip u r . u r Ami g u K X T i N j*a .u - say. new racial violence could UKllT, ll t'l* iltltollaktkll. Tin fun ihmt break out anytime at home, No I M i; i i f n i i t requiring th e President's •\1 1 ■»r Florida TO t HIM LA M ItKIlT Bnl presence. While House sources say gUKNTI.H laW IIIKUT, her hunlMfttt, wtiiums r< RliliDt'# |« Kennedy i, well aware of all I*. O l u i x 7*41. i n t o O illlK . llus, hut believes it would be HO, FUKItTO IUOO You sr# h r r v h y r*'|u(r*i| disastrous to cancel the trip fllo yuur iitHWcr o r written of problems that ilttf tiii«ii n. If a toy, In the iiltorr# because |jrot-a ml tine w it h tlioi <?t«r!c of have arisen in Europe since thia Court, Eirisf tu norvto n uotiy lie scheduled the visit. th* rr«if upofi til** I’ lft ldtlfr * iittorniVK. whuR« nutiira timl To decline In go to Kuro|M- Legal Notice iiitiIr«N« ui»i**‘ ,ir a ti«r «on . un ur b i f t t f i tti« 17 1li «l»ttr i»f July, 11141, Hio nuttir* uf tliU jirurfdfHtltC ImtIiHC 4 lift I filf fori* l i o s o r r of iiiortMUM* tho fo l l o w i n g |»ri»ui r l y , I n-w it! l e t I I —"It nIf In li In IT I I 13 frtM W » l l i*pot J.j foot .N.ier KIo u f Ui« f*out lifii »t uorw tr it r th« Eolithwu»t * 4 u f Wnctli.m t l - rtpmltinito County, K|«r* Mo, I h m p o run N or th i;fi frrf. Writ! 103 f « « t , N*mlh U » f««t , l,4Nt 1»2 f <xht, to « |*olilt nf tm k In ni itif, I MINK A N D u l l D K H K D «t ^tanforil, Catinty u f «*■rntnul*. Htut* uf KlorDtn, Hit* 14th il*y uf Junr, 1547. .Arthur II It ii'kw tDi Jr Clerk C i r c u i t t'oiirt. Ms iuliiitl« Co,( Mutiforil, Kin. Ily; l U r i i r i t L. T y r o Dap at y C le r k tiregory. Court* * l ‘ a niello ,ttiu rn «y s fo r l* U ln t tf f t'H J« rk« oii Htr«*e»t T ain (i 4 I, KloriiU. Hkhlikli; Junto 17, 34, J u ly 1, I. 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.” FKE8 II MOUNTAIN GROWN BLUE BERRIES in ()/. I‘KG . FRO ZEN Booth Breaded Shrimp Phil. 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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 Jr.’ 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. WINTER-WEARY S E M IN O L 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 o n j.»3. • RELIABLE tim e V E ir L t Q t J ID F LO O R & W A LL C L E A N E R Murder-Suicide T o JU-l. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKll.Vi tub circuit m i n-r, SIXTH JttIK IV I, CIHCI IT OF FI.OHIIV4 IX 4.X II Fill! SKMJXIH.K IflL'XTT. SIZE HEAI nr risiHiu.% tx . C A S H M E R E B O U Q U E T SO AP !!";• 2/2T 2/31' n m ea or a n om ov statu I BUNS C H O C O L A T E Q U IC K Go. Legal Notice sw eet “ FROZEN” Jones, who ilearrliied his four month* of undercover work as “ hair raising,” said the main distilling operation wart In the area of BL George, POTASH Originally, potash was ob­ tained by leaching, or running wawr 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 • e t o 4’*’ • “ Flippy the Oar" 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 same 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. ^ 1 ‘ \T i Smtfnrli %tralh 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 that 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 at 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 (L T D — “ Senate bills 123 and 407 au­ • • • America's clergy differed The Legislature, after whip­ thorising the establishment of ping the controversial auto­ Dan Ritzie was installed today in their reaction to the u stats- university or a branch mobile tax increase to sudden last night ai commander of Supreme Court ruling banning of an existing state universi­ Campbell-Loaslng post of the passage, began today to tic compulsory Bible reading and ty amt the establishment of up loose ends of Its $110 mil­ American Legion while Flora recitation of (he laird’s Pray­ an extension of the Univer­ lion plus tax program in King again took over aa pres 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 ident of Campbell • Lossing Protestants and Jewish college, respectively, in £«>t Immediately Five, bolder of ihc 1962 "E " unit of the American l-egion or Wednesday. leaders were divided, while Central Florida Mro now law At present there are aevfor being the most outstand­ Auxiliary. Only major bills left for Roman Catholics generally und I would like to express ing heavy attack squadron in e-al pilots and hambardicr• • • urged support of the ruling. my slitvere appreciation to final action arc the big sales School Supt. R. T. Mllwee the Atlantic Fleet, has been navigators undergoing transi­ tax broadening measure and In Los Angeles, an attorney you, members of the Board of tional training with Heavy selected to be the next Navy CHAIRMAN OF THE HOARD of the Florida Heart Atun., Sanford citrus and Walter Teague, admin­ a bill increasing the state for tlte American Civil Liber­ Control and especially your man Ernest Southward (front row right) is shown here with two members istrative assistant, will leave Squadron to fly the Mach II Attack Three, Heavy Attack tax on beer, wine and whis­ ties Union said lie would flic most capable executive direc­ Wing One's training squadron. Vigilante. of the Roartl of Directors, Dr. Luis Perez, (back row left) und Dr. Robert Wednesday afternoon to at­ suit to ehallenge the phrase tor, Dr. J Broward Culpepper, key. Lt. Cdr. Cliff Thompson, Commanded by Cdr. L. 11. tend a state superintendents' Rosemond (back row right). Posing with them at the annual meeting of "under God" in the Pledge of for tho active support and A joint conference commit­ meeting for the rest of the 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 tee went to work Monday the first of his squadron to pilot, the Heavy Five "Savage week at Gainesville. 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 Trial Is under way in Cir­ (Herald l ’ huto) Churches said the decision In his request for consider­ Jim Olson. Maintenance per­ to raise from $63 million to cuit Court to complete the was a "reminder , , . that ation of Seminole County lo­ $63 million over the hlennluin, sonnel are attending various condemnation proceedings of leaching religion Is tlte re­ cations Cli'viTuml said: familiarization schools pre­ depending on which provis­ two years ago for right-ofsponsibility of the home and "In behalf of the citizens of ions sre ultimately adopted. paratory to converting to the way on the already improved the rommunity of faith, Seminole County, Board of Vigilantes. MIAMI (CPI) Premier Both houses reconvene at 10 Highway 436 East. Suit in­ (church or synagogue), rather — Heavy.___Ittsek. ^go-dron i-X™______ _ ________ Dr. Perea was presented i gold desk plaque for Ills past than public schools. Neither County Commissioners, Sun- The new Chairman o f the volves two pieces of properly Fidrl Cavil a wanted today 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 not yet settled. 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 should use the public school appreciation of his service. merce and tht- legjslulive dele­ Expect an announcement up on British and French Jan. 25, 1962. Tills squadron increase bill its expected to southward, served as master Dr. Leonard Munson and Mrs. Mr. and Sirs. Tom Arman of 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 Loretta Munson, both former Dollary, Hugh Booth of De­ this week about the libel suit creed or conformity to any ler ns a formal request that with the Vigilante in tlte Medi­ The Senate Finance Com hanquet of the Scminole-De* nary; Mrs. Ann Tsmny, last ■gainst the City. 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 Tire Fah Tool Company Is cal associations were also crusading in West Germany, university or branch of an the Vigilante last Jun 22. 13 per cent overall increase Two other members of the Taylor, the Sanford Herald, putting up a light manufacVAH-7, VAIM. and YAH 3 provided in the House hill ra­ slale board of directors. Dr. prevented with gifts as n Mayfair Golf Club, Mid Flor­ said he was “ shocked" at the existing state university and taring plant in connection token of die eileem of the Supreme Court decision. the extension of tho Univer­ all are assigned to the San­ ther titan Ihc 3U per cent Hubert Rotomond, n e w l y ida Country Club. Melody with the electronics industry 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 Skating Rink, Skate City. at Casselberry on Scminola . Douglas DeNcen, executive have been a part of American t-nlli-g,. hml at (he aporoprlalif But to make up tlte differ­ continuing member, were al Boulevard\ near the Five 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. Points intersection . Hon- ,on Trios Delayed Assn, was present to award Appeal and the Sanford Or­ Pilgi ns landed at Plymouth Board of Control such Infor­ Irons $21 null.on to $23 mil­ this later. 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 at 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 at 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 to Trooper Hill on Florida military bases. throughout the Untied States nance Minister l.cvi Eshkol to cording 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 ran ber of Commerce, adding all trailed by cosmonette Valen­ the free exercise of religion so that everyone will get a loaded with limestone was 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 ents." ROME (UP!) — Left-wing Stringfield reported, when a arrived at 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. 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, at 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 attempting to avoid an acci­ deadline for registration of ties concerned beforo the sits 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 lic official* to specify use of “ large area of agreement" cisions . . . We believe they Handolph Hodges, head of going for new endurance rec­ 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. tion, tidd Ihc cabinet that a 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 • • • 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 Valentine, the 26year-old Koon was charged with tration has passed the legisla­ 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. of Spmtnole 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 t1Spoke -man fur lb. fnntdy of the udmmislrulioii's c i v I I I In Indianapolis, Iml., ('nthHerbert C. HnoVi t :-uul today viously inferior Hint Ihut after 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. W ASHINGTON ( L T D — 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 land 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 llighthe night occurred in the point* fur having a »• bool sit­ MONTGOMERY, Ala il l'll 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 studnts 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 TALLAHASSEE tUPlt — 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 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 ThoinN o N e w s S e s s io n (•ItOUNDHItKAKIN1* ceremonieit for the new day, the Weather Bureau said, I along Hw>. 17-02 through the 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 at 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 |that 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*. 1O rimU vuultid iutitit 3 p.d,. dent of the Florida State Hank. (Herald Photo). opened Lkl, 1, i ’ytuieil left til right aru Turn thin he can’t pay bis bUU.” [ financing. VOL. 53 S q u ad ron 5 To Fly M ach Clergy Reaction To Prayer Ruling Differs Legislature Hopes It Can Quit Tonight Bulletin NO. 73fi Awards M ade A t Heart Banquet J J J IW A . . . $8,000Lost As Truck, Train Hit Russian Pair Boat Owners Get Extension * '■j I » e Bryant Vetoes M aterials Bill Progress Made On Rights Bill Permit Asked By Supermarket t. i /w North Warmer; South Welter Storm Hits Casselberry • * • \ I i T] -—- 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 17, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 17, 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/23c7275e7ddf08430ba46247dd39cfb7.pdf 754064549e4ccf517c7396265b3f2233 PDF Text Text ^ -------- U U J M 9 B " if v •■ , B E IgSpKS^v T- ;> • V j' i , ./ .w -» 3 Gulf Stales Without Power For 90 Minutes h H 10 — June 24, *63 ’ Cathy Jons Dies In Osteen i I « Catherine (Cathy) Juria, five r u n old, died at l : U a. jb. I n d a y at her home l i Ottcca. B n March U , Its* la Saa. ford, aha was the daughter e f Mr. aad Mrs. John Jorsa i t . at Oaten. Other survivors are three brothers, Douglas, Richard, aad Jack; two slaters, Tari Lyaa sad Cindy; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Clarence layder, all ot Osteen; pater* aal grandparents, John Juris Sr. and Mrs. Daniel Winters both of Germantown, N. Y. and several aunts and uncles. funeral services will be held at 10:90 a. m. Wednes­ day at the graveside in the Osteen Cemetery with Rev. Grover C. Sewell of the First Presbyterian Church o f San­ ford officiating. The family has requested that donations be made to the American Cancer Society in lieu o f flowers. Brisson Funeral Home Is in chnrge of arrmngements. Duplicate Club Welcomes Public MOBILE. Ala. (U PI) Portion* of three Gulf state* were without electric power for about M minutei Sunday. About 1W.OOO customer* were affected but no major inconvenience* were report­ ed. Alabama, MistUiippi, and Florida were without power at mid-day when plant* were cut from the main power sys­ tem, a spokesman said. 11c said It was not known what caused the power failures. The Sheffield Bridge Studio and Duplicate Club la open to the public with dupli­ cate games at 1:30 p. m. Mondays and g p. m. Wednes­ days at the Mayfair Inn ball room. North-South winners at the last session were Mrs. E. E. Anderson and Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, first; Dr and Mrs. Leonard Munion, second, and Ifr. and Mrs. Ralph Simas, third. East-West winners w e r e It) lauls Cassrls Clyde Ramsey and J. II. Wil­ This could be the year liams, first; Mr. and Mrs. J. when church people finally Denver Cordell, second, and succeed in doing something Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dagiia, for migrant farm workers. third. The migrants are America's SANDY H E T M A N , GLENDA P A Y N E , dauKhter o f the Robert Cetmans, o f Lake Jen­ nie, will represent the SNAS Fire Department in the “ Miss Flame” o f Seminole County Con­ test to be held July 4. Sandy is 3 feet, 7* j, inches tall, measures 30 - 21 - 30 and likes swimmitiK and cooking. another entry fo r Longwood in the "Miss Flame” of Seminole County Contest, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Payne, of Rock Iaike. Glenda is 5 feet, 4 inches tall, measures 34 -2 1 1/* - 34 und likes music and swimming. (Herald Photo) (Herald Photo COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) Beeky Sweet was elected lieutenant governor of Miss­ ouri Girls' State Thursday, but Marilyn Kiss was de­ feated for governor in ibe samn election. Legal Notice is t iik a n e r r r i -.i i i i t nr I. m r s ix t h j i m m i . c m . (T IT , ISI S S II KOII «i:*t I. ISOI.I1 C O tV T V . K l.O ltll't m t v c r .n v s o , i w i TROI’ IOAf, PLAN T*, INC, » Florid* eorpurslluo I'U Inllff., ▼a. L. 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Tiamrd I>*f«li'lanta, nr any nl and again*! all p.rann* httln* or elalnitna anr Intaraat In or In tha lollowlna da*■oil...! Innil. In Hrmlnul* L'minty, Florida. Ttia NW14 of gix-tlon SI. Township 1« rioutb, lung* J* K.«*f. I.l-ltvt (.V) ll.glnnlng ■t *h« NR rornor o f *.td VW ««, t a•» fh«n*• Watt 9:1 «i r**t. t hetu n N.iUtU 47! 9 r««t. t!»- l»••* Ka.t m u f**i. f0*t, Hnuth thrnc* K«,t 253.7* (Ml, Nurlh HID S< f««t In i'olnt nf lUgliinliif, ASK ALSO t,IM* 111' Beginning at Ilia MV corner of laid NVV run Nurlh nl-. ns lha aactlnn Una 7&J 1 real, thane* Hnutb 77 d - u r r » , ]) SavingH Year after year, the church lobby has charged forth into legislative battle. Always, un til. now it has gone down to Ignominious defeat at the hands o f the large and pow­ erful farm lobby. A few weeks ago, Die House of Representatives took up a hill, backed by the big farm interests, to extend for two year* public law 78—the *o- Kellogg Service Sef Tuesday Funeral services for Mr. Walter E. Kfllogg. rti. of Lake Mary, will In- held at 2 p. m. Tuesday at Gramkow Funeral Homo with Itev. Ralph K. Taylor of the t.ake Mary Baptist Church officiat­ ing. RuriM will lie in Oaklawn Cemetery. Mr. Kellogg who came from to' Lake .Mary died there Sat­ urday evening at his homr lie was a retired pressman for the Titusville, (P a.), Her­ ald; was a Mason and a member of the Methodist Church. Survivor* are hi* wife. Mrs. Emma l-ouisc Kellogg of Lake Mary; a son, Theo­ dore Kellogg of Jersey City, N. J .; two brother*, William Kellogg of Slippery Rock, Pa and Harold Kellogg of Mead ville, Pa. and a aisler, Mis* I aura Kellogg of Titusville. Pa. On Easy Term s FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford >vomvax> Bed Room Suites iDL LEAN TENDER U. S. Choice Flavor-Aged CUBE S T EA K STEAK B o m Icms Full Cut ROUND TENDER SLICED I - Beef Liver . . . lb. 38c faCD iw m y fla s if V. 8. GOVT. GRADED TENDER CHUCK R O A S T 3 9 LB. Cornish Game Hens ea. 59c HoNs£? JUNE 2* called "bracero law" under Admission* which Mexican farm worker* Dorothea Fore. Apopka; Mar­ are imported into this coun-, cus Watts, Osteen; Mary try for the same kind of jobs j Moore, Dorothy Pratt, Eu­ that domestic migrants seek .1gene Anderson, Gary Brown, The migrant ministry of l.arry Price, Jim Spencer of the National Council of Sanford. Births Churches and the National Catholic Rural Life Confer­ Mr. and Mr*. Robert Yourence sent teller to all mem­ shaw of Longwood, a girl llischargr* ber* of Congress urging that | Public Law 7ft he allowed to Roy S h orn a t e , Longwood; AltMOI'K STAR ALL MEAT expire on schedule at the end Brian Ferrin, N. Orlando; of the present year. They said Mrs. Ruddy McCulley and . . the importation of braceros haby, Gordon Hartman, Mar­ jorie Oakley, Dura Wakrfield, ( deprived domestic migrants of jobs, and drove down ihcir Frank Holmes, Leslie Cetcr j of Sanford. already pitiable wages. Wieners U. S. Govt. Graded Tender Boneless Pol Roast . lb. 58c l^ a n SHORT RIBS of BEEF 3 lb. 48c 100'. PURE FRESH GROUND BEEF 3 IN S T A N T C O FFEE ta W E U F/H0USI " tg s & \ Join the “ Cool Ones” an air conditioned Ford • Fairlane in • Falcon Get n Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . . . en­ gineered exclusively for your car . . . for a* low a* *2 7 0 .MOST OTHER AMERICAN JA R 1%3 POPULAR CARS A IR C O N D ITIO N ED 00 * 295 . BREEZE ....................... 83c COTTAGE CHEESE HALF HILL . 2 lb. cup 37c CAN CHUNK TUNA FISH PLUS r»n FREE STAMPS — WITH COUPON — . . . VAN ILLA EXTRACT . . . . FROZEN MEAT PIES 29 Preserves llnublr llrraarr and Mirrur ItiHimy Chet Matlrraa and Milrhing llos Spring* by Soulhrrn CroM . . *15 8 E A S Y TERMS - OPEN FRI. NITES INCORPORATED of Sanford Sanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. Nl ST, FA 2-098.1 • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. First SI. Ph. FA '2-1181 W. Dark Ml 1-8918 10c . BOOTH % OZ. PKG. BREADED OYSTERS . a a 59C SA R A LEE Plus 25 Free Stamps With Coupon • Cnffe ( ake • Druunies • Chocolate Swirl Cake FRESH STAMP BONUS 50 7 9 PRODUCE RED RIPE so FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS Wilh I hi* Cuu|Nin And I hr I’ urrha-r Of Maxwell llounr nr Pulgvra 10 ui. INSTANT COFFEE . 89c T O M A TO ES 2 CTNS. ( Ol PI IN GOOD AT AOUR THUIFTWAY 25 STAMP BONUS 25 2.» FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS Strickland-Morrison Limit 4 . 33 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYM ENT PLAN “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” 27c FOODS WINTER G ARDEN * OZ. THRIFTY 18 (>/. Strawberry 29c * FRENCH'S 1 OZ. W TT. Limit 1 flf Ymir I’huire With >.1 Fond Ordrr 50 2 Roll Pkg. 19c PERFECTION 00 INSTALLED Lim it 2 P h is . TO ILET TISSUE GIANT 98* lbs. SOFTWKVK 89 10 o z . *1 LBS. EXPIRES JUNE 2* B ook ria * Bril * MATHER CHUCK STEAK . .. lb. 45c FOLGERS FOR ONLY • In Sra Foam Grey or Danish Walaut IT. S. GOVT. GRADED TENDER Maxwell House or WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO A IR CONDITIONERS • * • WED. We Feature U. S. Choice Flavor-Aged Beef! raven p a r t s Ride Cool & Comfortable Great • T JES. Lb. lulu- ula* Kaal U l l (aal, thane* Houtl* H i S raat, thaac* North IT dntaaa minute* Want 111 • f»*t to IVInt of lli-ulnnlng; T-iu, anil aneh of jr-tu. ar* h»r,by notlflail Ihit % lilalnt haa baan filed agalnat you In tha Circuit Court In and tor Mamlnolo County, UnrIda. which cauaa la In till* aa shore htroln. Tlia I’UInllff •-aka tna quieting of till* tn lha raat properly abort d<•crlbad. You aro htrtby rt<|ulrtd to f lla your lOranne. to th« Clark at tho abor* atjlad Court and lu aarao a ,•■>:>> upas ALliKIlT I* UdUtTMII JR, r. a II*it *(•. Tlfuarlll*. Klurlds. Atlornay for I'lalnllfr. on or hafora July Sllh. lt d II,rain fall not nr a Here* I'ro Cunfaaao will ba aoiarad again*! you. IN WITNK»* WIIERKOr. I hr** **( rny hand and atfla my official aaal «l Manturd. ►*mill',la County, Florida, tbt* Slat day o t June, lt d . UIEAL) ' A.;hi.r tt BiJLwtta. Jr. Clarh o f lha Circuit Court liy Margaral K. Tyra Daputy Cl-rk Rsblith Juna I« a July I. I, IS, )>(l. CW -UI V poorest people. There arc about one million of them— men. women and children— who eke nut a living by "following the crops." With everyone working. In­ cluding very young children, a migrant family may earn about ll.ooo a year. Many mi­ grants live in squalid shark towns. They are subject to exploitation by "crew leadera" who serve as broker* of their labor. Their children get little schooling and crow up iiliterale, unable to break out of the migrant way of life. They have very high disease and death rates They are not covered by any of the fcsleral labor laws, they are not represented by a union, arid their political in fluenre is nil. Believing their desperate plight has been a concern of America's major religious bodies for in years. It is one of the few public issues on which Protestants, Catholic* and Jews have consistently spoken with one voice. In the conviction that the migrants* problems ran Iksolved only by federal legis­ lation, tiie major faiths have joined forces in what is re­ ferred to In Washington- us­ ually with a palronUing smile—as "the tl^rih lob­ by .” TAMPS - BONUS MON. Points as far north as Meridian, Miss., and as far west as Pensacola, Fla. felt the effects. Mobile, was the largest city affected. The power plant at Chickaihaw, Ala., which sup­ plies downtown Mobile's elec- i tricity, however, wa« cut off for less than a minute. Other Ha. Grade A Fresh Ice Packed areas in the city were also without power. Emergency equipment was uved to continue electrical service to hospitals. A “ system separation" was Legs • Thighs • Breasts at fault, power officials said. (With Rib) Powrer plant* somehow became disconnected from the main system, they added. Parts of Gulf Power, Miss­ issippi Power and Alabama Power would be affected by a separation, since Gulf and GRADE A QUICK FROZEN Mississippi are connected with the Alabama system. Aid Seen For Migrant Help Election Sweet - T h PAT R E T T L E R , daughter of Mr. und Mm. Henry A. Ward, o f North Orlando, will represent the newly re­ activated North Or­ lando Volunteer Fire Department in th e "Miss Flame” of SensJnolo County Content to lie held in Longwood on July 4. Pat la 6 feet, 6 inches tall, has meas­ urements o f 34-24-.Vi1a and likes dancing and music. (Herald Photo) . . PLUS BARGAINS! SWEET CALIF. RED GRAPES 39c lb. T fv u ftm u / With Thi» Cuupt'n And The Purrha-e Of Thrifty I* of. Jar Strawberry Preserves . 29c COUPON GOOD A T YOUR THR1HW AY EXPIRES JUNE 2# c 25TH & PA R K ° �* * ° .w* o u lltr S a n fo rd ifr n tli* WEATHER: Scattered showers through Wednesday: hi«h 88 to 92; low tonight 70 to 75. VOL 53 Sometimes oar »Im>uIc1 stay in bed! Last week we intend­ ed to publish a photo o( a Navy man reentlsttng. The lines under the picture came out right—wrong picture. We got it straightened out Fri­ day. Correct picture with the correct lines of the enlisted sailor. Correct picture of the officer with his name on the front page. Yesterday, we fouled it all up again. Had the right picture of another officer Involved in the deal but the headline had him tak­ ing command of a squadron instead o f a detachment of the squadron. Well, you can't win them all. We tried. • • • These memos from City Manager Pete Knowles to the City Commission are some­ times priceless literary Jew•Is, and poignant, too. Like this one, frinstance, and we p r i n t verbatim: “ Cigarette tax — three cents (increase per pack) means $200 per day to Sanford . . . Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Keep smoking! — to also assist the doctors, hospitals and under­ takers.’* • • • United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., JUNE 25, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 741 Kennedy Meeting W ith Nikita? Bulletin PATTY ANNE McCLANAIIAN demonstrates the proper way to enjoy these hot summer vacation days. For further tips on how to spend your vacation see panes 4-5 in today’s Herald. (Herald l ’ hoto) $ 4 0 0 Million Foreign Aid Cut Okd By House Croup WASHINGTON U N ) _ The House Spare Commit­ tee voted today to cut $259,122,000 from next year’ s l'. S. manned sp u e flight program. Nearly half the slash w ould come from the project t o put a man uu the m oon. The action was the first step taken b y the commit­ tee in Ita fin a l considera­ tion of the 95.7 billion bud­ geted by President Kennedy for civilian spare activities. U. S. Denies Terminal Lean Grant nsuoA... Ship Hits Whale NEW YORK (HIM) — The luxury liner llretnen cn route from New A'ork to Chcrtmurg collided with a 75-foot whale Monday. Nebraska Floods WAIIOO, Neb. (DPI) — Tortentiiil rain* up to It inch­ es left several Nebraska towns eitlnr inundated or sur­ rounded by flood waters to­ day. City Jobs For Bonn Reports City Dwellers Speculate On Possibility Future- employe.* of the City of Sanford may t* required to take up residence within the city limits, if the City Commission follows through with a proposal offered .Mon­ day evening by Consmlisoner Joe Ruker. The issue “ came to a head” when Raker objected to prose-nt city employes residing out- Board Approves New Directive By Road Body aide the city limits using mu­ nicipal vehicle* for transpor­ LONDON (UPI)—'The Dally tation to their homes, espe­ Express, in a dispatch from cially during luncheon hours. Bonn, said today speculation Ruker proposed thut, in the was growing in the West Geefuture, rity residents he given , , , , man capital that President preference in , tnploy nicnt by ; the City, and it wa* agreed ; Kennedy and Premier Nikita that out-of-county applicants S. Khrushchev "m ay meet for Hanford position* be re­ within Hie week.” quired to remove their homes Express writer Rena M i* within the city n* a prerequi­ roll gave no source for the site to employment. City Mitnsgrr W. K. Know­ story. t WASHINGTON (U P D -K e y , White House has decided it out fight on the House floor CAR Cuts Aid members of the House For­ can live with the smaller lor the program. WASHINGTON (LTD — It was announced Monday les pointed out that a major­ The Civil Aeronautics Hoard At the time, aid critics, led ity of city work crews receive night that Khrushchev will eign Affairs Committee have program, clearing tin- uay says a plan to reduce federal by Hep. lltto K. Passman. D- \ only $1.0t per working hour, visit East Berlin during the agreed on a linn million cut for tiie House group to opgovernment *ub*|i|ies to IJ. S La., called it "a great victory j subject to cull during nonin President Kennedy's $1.5 prove the scaled down figure weekend. commercial airline-* will be for the taxpayers.” Passman working hours at no extra pny billion foreign aid bill but will in the next (civ weeks, “ Although at first this was completed by June -TO. is determined again to win nnd that the use of city ve­ resist further slashes, it was Kennedy also was reported cuts of a billion dollars or A now directive from the hicles is a “ fringe benefit.'* seen as only a counterblast County Road Department was learned today. to have told the lawmakers,' mure till* year. Several Commissioners were to Kennedy's visit to Weal A $10,000 federal loan for 'G reetings' VATICAN CITY (LTD — read and approved by Coun- agreed that city employes Germany, it is now regarded City Commission took a v feasibility study for the Informed sources said the however, that he will light to coke break last night while proposed port terminal by the I Pope Paul VI today n*k«*l 4i*0 I ty Commissioners at tlivir should lie paid extra for o ff- as possibly being a direct in* \keep the aid authorization at City Attorney Hill Hutchison City of Sanford on l.ake Mon­ I pilgrims from Philadelphia t > ! meeting today. duty working hour* . . . und vitation to meet,” the Ex* the new it t billion level. made the ordinance change roe received a “ (lat and final carry hi* blessing to wit U. S. I The directive provides that also wrre ngreed that this press said. Catholic.* ami hi* "greeting*'' inspection must be made and ] ,'lnK„ lur' / The congressmen sought be- more reading on that cigarct tax, no'' Monday evening. The paper said Monday to non-Cat holies. approval granted by the the Chief Executive's views necessary to meet state re­ The City has been negotiat­ night at Kennedy’s dinner for profitable to the city. County Road engineers at ing with the federal Housing quirements. Bill read . . . 1 because the administration linker made no acriisntlona West G e r m a n Chancellor each succeeding phase of lull pointed that $ld,0*)u in Konrad Adenauer, “ Kennedy Strike Threat all others drank mko and and Home Finance Agency decided at the last minute NEW YORK (U N ) - A. construction of all road-build­ City-owned vehicles are being remarked that it loukctl as (II1IFA) for the loan to fin­ yakked. Bill shrugged . . . , last year not to tight deep •ml read on. ance a study for the need of Philip Randolph, president of ing throughout the county, used in off-duty hours, sonu- though his visit might havo Building permit for a struc­ a port terminal (or the City the Brotherhood of Sleeping where the road* are to he ! cuts voted in the program by * • • outside the city limits, und aroused an answer from Mr. ture to house eight class­ on l.ake Monroe. Car Porters, said Monday the accepted by the county for “ there is gasoline snd tires Khrushchev.” tiie House subcommittee han­ Alcoholic beverage permits City Manager Pete Knowles 1IIIKA has been haggling union would go on strike na­ maintenance. will be hospitalized for the occupied much of the atten­ dling foreign aid appropria­ rooms and an auditorium for Kennedy goes to Berlin to lie considered," lie empha­ the new Sanford Naval Aca­ This inspection applies who. with the City (or repayment tionwide on July I to enforce tion of the City Commission rest of this week. sized nt the present thi* is no Wednesday and will be in Bri* tions. demy was approved Monday ther road* are being built by contract demands. • • • Monday night. problem. Rut added that be lain Saturday and part of The surrender left u bitter evening by the City Commis­ of an old loan for a feasibility the county, by subdivider* or study (or a sewage disposal Representatives of Cook's Arthur Dougherty and fill it would lie more to the Sunday. taste w.th aid supporters who sion. developers. plant.. This o!<l loan dales Tax OK Awaited (ieorgo Hess have purchased Corner. 2fil7 Orlando Drive, were ready to make an nil "But the chance to m cel City'* advantage to have all The reason for Ihe dir­ Original plans called for J hack some 15 years. WASHINGTON (CPI) — the old hospital properties at requested a liquor license for employes reside within the could come after Monday •he new structure to he e re ct-1 Hie federal law reads that Only President Kennedy'* sig­ ective wa* given as ' ‘past city limit* and use their awn . . . ’ ’ the Expresa said. Fifth and Oak. On their plea i consumption on the premises • <l at llie south side ot the, j,mil a loan mti.t tie repaid nature i« required for anothi-r abuse* '* l Other representatives of the of finances, they received Kennedy is then due in vehicles to ptiM'«*'d from and Property owner* along the r-'.senl dormitory building]if the feasibility plan is put extension of “ temporary" war­ from the City Commission an |Tap Room and the Town Italy. t> tliclr homes. Little and Rig Eeonlorkliatformerly ncm • I l>- 1 ..- San ,j nto effect; in other words, it time tax levies on corpora­ OK for a 90-day extension on Pump on West First Street Cumniisxiuii agreed that lu(Sec, earlier story no p*f® Francisco Giants on Mellon the City had accepted the tions and such items ns rig- chee River* are to he noti­ ture c o n d e m n a t i o n proceed­ sought permission for a new applicants, Jspcviatiy , 10), fied that surveyors will be ‘ '{*■• |plaits jnd built a sewage dis- atettti*. liquor, beer and tele­ ings. Have obtained a build­ beer and tvy • ttv< m f. 'SvJV those residing outside the I working in the county for \ revision. .h •••c.nnted to I po>al plant at that lime. Rut phone*. ing permit . . . and say they ing they dosl.cd to sell their county, mint make their A dlrer:i\e »tltu,-. 1 p re the next M-veral month* on M G lly Z " ■ : l mm: o n. the City junked'* those early plan to convert to apartment |liquor license. homes in Snnfoid. -ilaiioiis for applii tlon» <■ water control and water con­ ,*•. I have p ar.-I the cla*<- p jns. Rerlin T ra ffic Queried whether there wax buildings. It was fell that litis would admission to the county home loom building lelwetn the • • • 1The City now Is construct­ BERLIN (Ul*l) — East servation plan* which will lie cau>e lo eliminate the use of a transaction between Cook’s and county nursing home w ax, dormitory"building and Mel- ing s sewage disposal plant German Communist border carried out jointly by Or­ Entries for the Miss Flame Corner and the Tap Roomcity-owned vehicles being •a-ed adopted this morning by the jonvil|e Avenue. under new plans ordered by guards slowed traffic to West ange and Seminole Counties. for off-duty hours, especially o f Seminole County Reuuty Town Pump, the representa­ County Commission on mo „f r *gula- and paid tor by the City.) Iterlin today- and asked Ira*, Surveyor* will tie from the at limcliriiii time. In faut, it Contest rlo-ed Friday with n tives denied any knowledge of Engineering Co., lion by John Alexander, turns, it was agrtetl to pera deal. elms if tlu-y were going tlu're Michael* City Manager W '. K Know­ total o f 2.'l girls represeni*nir was mentioned tlust this rule Applicant! must have i> on ;n)t t;„. academy construct les Monday evening reported because of President Ken­ Huxh said. City Commission tabled 10 fire departments in the may b« placed into effect unresidents of the county tor t| ,c classroom building at Anthony Fakes* lia* born to the City Commission that nedy’s visit, county. Contest is being spon­ both propositions pending in­ one vcjr. They will lie per-1 north end ol live dormi- "the employed by llu- County Zon­ lees tin) u.xsgu is abbreviated JACKSON, Miss. (U PI) — federal government's visit. sored by the Longunod Volun­ vestigation. milted assets in an amount | 0ry. ing Department a* building or stuppciL The state will seek the death move is clearly stated tin a Also tabled was .1 request teer Fire Dept, ns piirt of its not to exceed S-joii in cash or ’|’he academy a <0 plans to letter from HIIKA) that they W arns On Reds inspector to replace inspecpenalty for a white segrega* annual Fourth of July Fiesta. for a now beer and wine tionist charged with the snip>| liccnso for • • • Boozer's Ix-er the equivalent In real vstnte. install a swimming pool this will not consider the request NEW ORLEANS 1 1*1*1 > — i tor Donald Young, wls> resigninsurance cash value, stocks, summer later adding a gym- for barge terminal funds un­ Former Nicaraguan president i ed recently. er slaying of Negro civil Lovers of country and folk garden at ItM) W et 13th IhhuIs, or other negotiable nasmm and other facilities. An appeal h> adjacent prorights leader Slcdgar Evers. til the City pays for (the) l.ui* Souioza today begun a music will gt-t the opportunity Street. unused sewer plans." The suspect, Byron De La two week United Stairs visit ; perty owners against approCommission did approve a |Pr0pC? | , prmiJ!ni< to see • group of Grand Ole acceptable arrangement* for MIAMI (UPI) - The Cuban Beckwith, was scheduled to The IIIIFA letter to the after warning that thp W,*t ! val of a trailer park on llwy. Opry Stars here Friday night transfer of Hr- license of l>a> until from a*.-it* of any C.iy reads, .n part: *'. . . was luting the ideological 17-U2 in Ilie vicinity of the Revolutionary Council Mon­ upiicar before City Judge when the Lake Mary Volun­ Nick's package -lore (Nick burial expenses. the outstanding planning ad­ fight against communism io |county home wa* upheld hy day elected it* third leader Janies Spencer today et 2 teer Fire D«pt. sponsors an Constantine’s estate) to Ben­ Applicant* must not have County Commissioners Malay, since April and pledged anew p.m., EST, in a preliminary vance ( for the 15-year-old Lutin America. jamin Katz. 8 p.m. show at Sunfurd Junior dis|iosed of any part of their und the Zoning Hoards deci­ to work tor the ilownfall of hearing on a murder charge.1 sewage plans) is currently Commission aim approved High School. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. sion overruled. due and payable. It will, Slide Kills 71 • • • a rezoning amendment for asset* within one year prior Dial. Atty. William Waller to application, and will he re­ Tiie council chose Manuel said Monday night he would Decision on tin* quarrel hetherefore, be appreciated If SEOUL (U PI) — Land­ We hear, via the grapevine, liquor sales by the Knights quired to pay to the county OKLAHOM A C l 15 (l I’ D— you will arrange for repayslide* following lieuvy rain* tween two Sunland neighbors A. “ Tuny" l»e Yarona, the aik tiie Hinds County grand thatblueprints for the new of Columbus at 2502 Oak all income received from any ' lr l'"rir M"J ,: -n Thomaa over a one foot variance on I No. 2 man In the organiza Jury when it convenes next n. nl as promptly a* possible. buried tiie village of ChungI.nngwnod City Hall »r<- ready Avenue. a patio roof Ix'lwern houses, tion since it* source, such as Social Recur J’ •" Oir bill is in the amount sungpo on Knj*. Island today, . , formation short . Monday to Indict Beckwith for the printers. Won't be lly, state welfare benefits, ‘ ronHl" ',n * ‘,h -1 b,,ll<•, |of $7.8th) was forwarded lo killing at least 71 persons, it wa* postponed until the next ly before llie ill-fated Bay " f , for , „ ur,|t,r long, now, before contractors meeting. I Pig* invasion in MMt. ... ... ' private income and the like, wound in the head and mili­ Iyou Sept. 6. I!H2." wu* reported heir. Flood* and I will a*k for the death are usked to .submit their bids. tary authorities planned to to cover the rout ol care in I Tim letter concludes: “ Upon • • • Iamlxlid' * elsewhere ill southpenalty If, and when, he is in­ tie nursing home, which is ques: mi his 52-ycar-oh! wife. j receipt of tlii* repayment live erll Korea bail caused II dicted ami tried,” Waller Osteen, one of our rapidly Gent, outgoing commander 9175 per month. City's request (or planning deuthx till* week. said. growing neighbor communi­ of tiie 32nd Air Division, wu* ' tun,K under application . . Beckwith, 42. of Greenwood, ties across Lake Monroe, last shot early .Monday with a 25I*irt (actilitio will he finally wa* turned over to Juck*on Friday night elected Nick rahber automatic pistol in FIIA.NKFURT. Germany — , considered.” police Monday altcrnoon hy i ’feifuuf as president of the (C I’ ll — President Kennels the couple's quarter* at Tlnk (I'll note: 'Ike nrw pipe S. Commissioner John It. newly organizes) Osteen Civic dramatized his campaign for er Air Force Base. linr for llir Nival Air Sta­ Counllsa III on instructions Assn. Tie shooting occurred less closer Atlantic unity today by tion, the nrw Merry llrn*. WASHINGTON' (U P D -T licj • • • from the Justice Department, than 21 hours after Gent's I promising that the United hargr franrhl* from Jark- Internal Revenue S r r v i c e He t* charged with llie June The nrw superintendent of State* would “ risk ds cities'' wife, Martha, was arrested M.iiville to Salford, thr pro (IRS) backtracked today on 12 sniper slaying ot Fivers, the Sanford Naval Academy, I if necessary to defend its AI for drunken driving, resist­ TALLAHASSEE (L’ Pli posed Sanfoel- to- (he- Fast some of it* expense aecoiint who was slate Held secretary Col. H. J. Furman, will talk ] lies. Sen. Charley K. John* ha ing arrest and assaulting an Coast barge ranal—the«e requirement*, hut the relaxa­ of the National Association to the Coffee Club meeting of been appointed to a fifth conofficer. She was free on bjnd “ A threat to the freedom and oilier pr,|r«t*, all were tion wa* not enough lo quell lor tie Advancement ot Col­ Hi* wife wa* taken to the the Seminole County Cham­ of Europe is a threat to the secutive term 011 the rontrolo have hern used at lever* a revolt by some business­ ored People iN AAl'P). ber o f Commerce Thursday, freedom of tmertca,'' thv vernal Lcgi-lative In.c-dlgut Tinker \ir Force Base H oi-! to obtain tbs IIIIFA port men. Heck wit li via* arrested fy outlining plans for the new President said in a speech ing Committee Hint bears Ills pitul in a state of shock ( terminal sluiV loan.) * Tiioma* W. Power, counsel Although authorities ills- i tiie FBI last Saturday nt;g it school. The dub will meet at at the historic I'aulikirehe name • Consensus o the City Com­ (or the National Restaurant at hi* attorney's oft ice in Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant at (St. Paul's Church) The just-completed Legi*. dosed few details surroundmission Month)' evening, has Association, said Hie regula­ Greenwood on a lederal war­ to a m. Several newcomers luture expanded the commitlug U u* shooting, they did While he emphasized de­ ed 011 a reiiurk by City At tion* were still too cumplieatrant lie had been held since and new members of the fense matters, the Chief ex lee'* power to inve.tlgute say it via* believed to be torney Williau Hutchison that ed to be understood hy tiie early Sunday us a federal Chamber will be introduced. ecutivc also called for ccnn- Commoni-t* and honiost xunls accidental. “ we let them sue us for that a v e r a g e businessman lie • • • ' prisoner. amic unity and common poli­ and iilso authorized tiie group otd loan,” wa that the port urged Congress lo step in and When District Governor of tical purpose as requisites to to probe activities of the Nazi terminal stink loan i* ‘ a simplify them. Rotary. Mort McDonald, of |successful Western rcMslcnvt- Tarty ill Fluii.la. dead issue.” Dt'Land. (father of Mayor to Communist penetration. Other senators name.] to shf The White House staff re committee Wednesday at the Tom) installed F. D. Scott as vice president of the local garded Kennedy s prepared close dose of the Legi-lature Legislature were weie GAINESVILLE, Fla (UPI) Demos Pck Site WASHINGTON (UPI) - A club, he quipped: “ You are a Paulskirche speech a* the Robert Williams of Graeeville ' —. Tiie University of Florida City Commissioner* marked former mayor, aren't you? 1 ! most important utterance ol ami Pinellas I’atk Republican will boost residence hall room commi,U’ *€,crt i An extended program ol i time .Monday night on option* ed Atlantic City N. J.. for Ihe understand that's a very im ­ his four-day visit to West c. \V. Young. rental rules hy alxiut $17 per recreation (or Seminile Conn fur a Lake Monroe Marina. Germany, the first stop on Appointed to the romnut- student for llie full trimester Democratic NJional Conven­ : ty residents and visitors will portant job.” L. 1). Plante notified the tion to he held Aug. 21, 19til. • • • . his 12-day European tour. I ter from the House wore Rieh- beginning in September. |hr planned by a special com­ |City lie is no longer interested . --------arij ( f \|it, liel o f Leon. George The County Commission is For specific rooms the In The National tuminitlee met mittee named today by the in a marina construction “ due still by passing the agenda in S illing* of lluvul, Earl Fair cria e will range from $7 In ! to consider tin rerommenda- County Commission at the to the lime involved on the favor of Seminole County citi­ dulh n( Dade and lu-o June* $27 per student. The typical suggestion of the Chamber of present option.'' zens who want to heard from of Itay. new rale per student in a Commerce. The 180-day option o f Pete L IN D A CAUGL. th« floor. regular double room will lie Grant, T o UF Committee member* from Zorian. Maitland, has :i() days • • • SI25 per trimester. Mrs Minnie tit L ) Ifeth WKh l WA PIKE DEPT, entries in the July 4 g a i n e s v i l l :, f u . <u p ii throughout the county named to run. Zoriun has ptuiui.xcd to Democrat Women meet cox. mother ot Mr*. Carlyle I /I S C il f U C U . The new rate* were necess —New federal runts totaling by Mi.*.* Flame of Seminole Count)’ Content are Commission members deliver a feasibility study and Wednesday at Jim Spencer's Housholder, died England ary because nt a legislative $228,111 for rntinuation of are: suddenly S O U T II E N D , Limln Davit* and Carol llighaniith. Linda, dutiKhengineering plans to the City for a Dutch-treat lunch and Monday at Clayton. N. C. UPI)—Official* of the lo ca l; order shifting all expense. research on a serious blood ter of Mr. and Mrs. Janie.* Duvia, of Lonyfwood, j* L. R. Reiter, Ted Williams. L* he do*a not exercise the op­ installation of officers. All Mr. and 5trs. Housholder lost ami found office are for student housing to housing I disease and irrestigatinn of W. Henry White, Carl E. 5 feet, 4 inched tall, measure.* 35-25-37 und like.* tion. Democratic women office­ left today fer Payton. Fun­ wondering vrnat to uu with iiuoim: funds. Prcvinuily a new kinds of tranquilizing William*, A. W. Adams, S. H|M>rt.*. Carol, daiiKhter of Mr. und Mr*. Georyte Commissioner* decided to holders and wives of o ffice ­ eral servizet will N* held the item ('mud on a s tr ic t' portion of housing cost* hadjdru::* have heel awarded the li. (J im ) Crowe, Glenn Mc­ lliidismith, of Fern Dark, I.* 5 feet, li inrhew tall, allow /.Olinn'* opiion t«, holders are invited to attend, Wednesday at Uv. CIujmxi , Jlei,11; li • j A •;, 11.<. ii ; . ' i.. the -lute from University ol forida Coliege Call. Jim ('ollu-rt ami Larry m easu re* IU-26-39 and i.x interested in dramaltinue until tin* filial date, Juf^ KaUUwo lUuttneU o u t . ^.VLQajdist Cuxavli jone-.tur wiwldiojt (siw . i jpptui>i’ialui i«wde. j ’jt MyUiyyua. is,? *yul l4£|ftntH» Ui aux Bin*ic. (Iletald Photo) -A j 1 Naval Academy Construction Permits OKd City To Study Requests For Liquor Permits Rules For Home Arlmiccinnc Mississippi To Ask Death For Evers Slayer Cuban Council Elects Leader Officer ShotWife Detained <» JFK Pledges Europe Defense IRS Backtracks On Some Items Johns Renamed lo Probe Group I UF To Increase Student Rentals Mrs. Housholder Mother Dies 9 Recreation Plan Gets Green Light Marina Option Still In Force �' KI LL Television IArtist Holds Demonstration A t Mansion By Abigail Von Buran technique strictly excluded by good society throughout the whole o f It­ aly GIORGIO GIANESE" e • • • DEAR ABBY: I followed through on your memo, telephoned a number o f the leading Italian restaurants in the Loe Angeles area, and asked, "How do your customers eat spa­ ghetti?” The replies: "W ith a fork and large spoon.” — Patrons’* "W ith a fork and large spoon.” — La Seal la "W ith a fork and large spoon." — Villa Nova '‘With a fork and largo spoon.” — G iiiarri’s "With a fork and large spoon.” — Frascati’s Your secretary, MARION oat o f • nucmr after fanning it with ^S P A G H E T T I AFICIONADO • • • • D B A *A B B T : WhorajUd y o o g r t tha ld w that MM fi * » quatte althar bara or in Italy. Plawa c o m et younelf in your column bofore million* of Dear Abby fana start eating their spaghetti like Italian m o u n ti. VELIA DEAR VELIA: All right, *o I was taught to eat spaghetti Hke an Italian peasant. But it’a easier to eat that way and, in my book, com­ mon sense and convenience trans­ cend "etiquette” , so let us not have any Emily Postmortems. • 0 0 • DEAR READERS: I finally be­ came so exercised over the spaghet­ ti-eating controversy that I sent the following cable to a well-bred Italian friend in Florence, Italy: "In Italy, is it considered proper etiquette to eat spaghetti with a fork and large spoon? "ABBITA VAN BURENIO” By return cable, this reply was received: "Only the middle-class southern Italian eats spaghetti with a fork and large spoon. Aforementioned Qacnby On r*« I t t »tot ••a* •f f t , or* fctrtb r notified *n<i required t o preetnt » n r claim* and deManila which yau. ar allhar o f r o « . m ar h at* a tiln e t tha M in i* o f NBII. V. SMITH, dae.aaaJ, U l* -.f ,-I J Count*, to tha County Juda# a f Sami. *a la County. Florida, at hla u fflc* la tha oourt hauaa o f •aid County nt Sanford. FlorIda, within ala calandar m onth* tram tha tint* o f tha flr t t publlaatlan a f thla n o­ tice. Each claim or demand •hall ha la w riting, and ahalt •lata tha ptaca o f rtaldaaca • ad toa t office addreea o f the •lalmant, and ahalt he aworn to hr lh* claimant, hla aaent, •r h ltarn tr, and any eueh •lalm or demand not aa tiled •hall ha void. / • / Uoula a smith Aa ateeulor o f It)* l o e t W ill and Taatament o f NKIl. V. •'MTU, dteeaeed Btenatrom. Darla A Malntueh A ttorneys for Kaerutor f o a l Otfloo Drawer III* M.nfurd. Florida F u b llih Juaa It. II. II A July I. teasC D J .lt <•> te) ■ J ill ! A to a KQJ KQg d U II d M I I a iis J ! 1l 0 1 1 7 ! A P IS mb iu u ii By Mrs. iU u i Mailer Now* Artist ( I ) W ayaa P e w t r r <:IB (S) Mid-Fla. ftaeart ( t ) Great H ta d la a * l ; l t t l ) Atlaatt* w eathar S :l l fg> Sporte Plctur* (S) Ed. Cemment • :S* (S) O uaitw ard Ha t l ) Waathay ( I ) W eathar It** €•> Brevard Maw* * :«* Cl) i : « l CS1 Nawa (9) Hat a tov * Daegu* f :M Cl) K eyhole Cl) W eak ly Nawa Ha* v ie w CS) W h itt* a t f : t l Cl) Wattay Craafclt* — Nawa 7:1* f t ) I-araml* Cl) Marshall JHltaa Cl) Coaibat ■ :M f l ) IJ *y* Bridge* Show • i l l IS) Bmplra ( I ) R*4 Skeltaa H oar Cl) ICawellaa By* III* ( I ) Jerry Van Dyk* t l ) Uataaakaklaa t l ) Dick Pow ell Hhow, IS:** ( I ) K affe Hraatclla Hhow l* :ia III Proildant'a Trip f i ) HuHtlay Raparting I I :M ( I ) Ntwaaap* CD ck a a a a l a HawaaeaM Cl) Murphy M a n ia New* H i l t Cl) Mld-Fta. Flaal R « . port 11:11 ( f ) Huorta Final 11:19 t l ) W aathtr M is t ( I ) H ollyw ood M o n a Caim an da Cl) Ckaaaal I Tkaaiaa 11:1* IS) Taalt* Skew a a WEDNESDAY A. M. f l ) atea o n Cl) Collage a f ska A ir tl> Sian Oa II) Today CS) Farm M arket X ag oft IS) W ak* ug Movlaa II) Today 7 il* ( I ) Pvo.achool F lan alag T ill CD Cauatdown Nawa Cl) a u ia Nawa A Wma­ te ar V:M f t ) Mlakla'a Oaapal Tim * 1:9* (9) Caplala K aagaraa (9) Mlakoy B r e a . Skew 9:19 (1) Weathar aad Nawa l:t o ( I ) C artoonellla 9:1* <S> Today 9:99 ( t ) Jaak Lalaaa Shaw (9) American H lalory 9:11 I I ) Gala Storm Skew (9) Itompor Doom 9:11 (9) Nawa aad latarvtaw * ll;* 9 (9) Sap W hen C9> Calaadar f l ) l.*arn Hpanteh 19:19 f t ) Play T aar ■ * • * ■ In a small slam If North holds ( I ) I Lav* L acy <») Cartoon Capara three aces and a grand slain 11:99 <9> Ann Hothern Hhow If North holds all four of ( I ) pri#* la Rieka Th* MeCoya tb«m and he has a perfect 11:9* ((II)) Caaaaatratlaa band to ask for aces for Oar* f l ) Pata * Gladya (9 ) Ha*.a Kaya bar. It la not a perfect band I t : '* f l ) Nawa for Blackwood because it la 11:99 I I ) Plrtt Imaramtew ( I ) Krnla Ford Hhow possible although vary impro­ f l ) Lora o f U fa 9-.ta 1:1* * :t l 7:ta fc: Eliot lleXunvugh presented the iumm*Fs first demonilration for the public last Wednesday afternoon at the DeBary Mansion House, headquarter* of tha Florida Federation of Art, Inc. McMurrouih, who waa in­ troduced by Dudlay Plagcr of Lakeland, first vice pres­ ident of the Federition, chose for his demonstration a still (i)s. life consisting of a variety of eolortd bottles against a blue backdrop. Starting with charcoal, he put his dark values in first, then used the oils, making tha highlights of his subject com* to Ufa before the eyes of hls.audknc*. During intermission, ai cold punch waa served by Mrs. Viola Howard and Mrs. Balkwill, tha artist led a question and answer period. J.ha So the tactful woman whose A recent Usue ot a wo. man's magisine featured an job It is to secure leaders tells each prospect, "Y ou are article called "T act Can Get the ideal person for this job. Things Done." You get along so well with Truer words were never children; you have so many spoken. We women are for­ original ideas; you are the ever letting ourselves ba per­ suaded into doing things that Aside from rabbits and rowe don't really want to do, because aome tactful person dents, its chief food, the coy­ ote kills domestic animals, sweet-talks us Into It. Who would take the job of devours birds, insects, carrion treasurer of an organisation, and reptiles, s i wall as feed­ if frankly told. "This Is a ing on fruit and vegetables. hard and thankleas job that nobody wants. Will you take it?"? Nobody would take it, • r.w tv n i.fi r o t 'V T T that's who. s n ' i v i i r n w w i v a in v Xnllr* a f Pnblla U rartu* Ilut a tactful nominating •Voile# la harrliy alv«n . that committee chairman can a ftrr eonclriaratlnn. tha flamlget her treasurer by some nol* County Z on in g Commlaalon will hold a public hear­ such line as, “ You're ao good ing to determ ine th* fr a ilat financial matters and so hlllty of recom m ending to th* Hoard o f County Com m liclon business-like that you're real rra that the fo llo w in g Ura ly the only member capable crlh -'l property presen tly to n ­ of making a good treasurer." ed C -t Com m ercial t.a coned SI-2 Duplex: Tha Koet 1S0 ft That kind of tact gets the va o f tha North SOO ft o f th* cancy filled— even If It has Houth <04 ft o f a parcel dre*•: Tha B W , o f tha to be used on several differ crlbed HII’ U Waat o f Dear I-aka ent members before one ll"»d and North o f th* Itall swallows iU book, line and road In Faction S »-ItH -:tB . I'ulillu hearing w ill ho held ilnkrr. In tha Hrmlnole County Court Who would take on the job Uouae, County Commlaaloner# Itoom. Sanford, F lorida, on of homeroom mother or den Wednesday, J u ly 14. 15« at mother or Ilrownle leader, If 7:14 F. II. or a* soon there aftrr a* poaaiblo. told candidly, "Any mother, Hrmlteol* C ou nty Zoning Cotnmlaalon almost, could do this job, but lly llo b e rt H Drown most mothers are ao quick Hrmlnnl* C ounty Zoning on the excuses It is hard to D irector I’ uMieh June : i A July 7. find leaders." Nobody would, ISIS. of course. CDJ-114 bable that North will only WEDNESDAY P. M. bold one ace in which c i m ’- 9:9* )9) T ruth ar | x q iim g there will ba no play lor five CD Haarah Sar odd. CD Father K a ow a Baal This happens to be the case 19:99 f l ) G aldlag U gka North has a full 17 points l i l t CD Mld-Dap R eport lor hla opening no-trump, but IS i l l Cl) NBC Maww m*po*9 ( I ) Mid-Fla. R a yort he holds only one ace. He 1:99 ( I ) Nawa * W eathar ID Baahalor Father shows this by hla four heart ( I ) General H ccp lla t Md. He t* a trifle surprised 1:19 ID Lafltlm a enough acei for when be finds himself play­ 1:11 (D ailmaaatlca I: M f l ) Aa Th* W orld P w u ing that contract, but averyI t ) Mld-Fta. Nawa After North opens with ooa thing la fin* when he aeaa ( I ) Saimaa no-trump South wants to bu I ts ( D Latftlma dummy. Legal Notice The painting, with Its soft hues as only McMurrough ean accomplish, will be auc­ tioned off to help support th* Federation’s clean up pro­ ject at the Mansion House. During the morning work­ shop held preceding the de­ monstration, Mrs. Florence A. Kennedy, housekeeper at the Mansion, served as model for students. McMurrough will present a demonstration in a differ- By Ruth Millett TLRMITLS! ra b I- I T U-D eat media this Wednesday at 2 p. m. Th* public Is invited T IB M l T I to attend. CONTROL *,«*••,leeef leal* Announcement has been r'rrivrt <«* riw lee, made that art and fiction ewe*,. 5 reef tfewte •el Tfe a-fWi-, gear-■ treat! tfc* ■ books in the Mansion libr­ eelee erellealrWee', V ary have been catalogued by Mrs. Edith Milquist of Tam­ HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. pa, recording ’ secretary of the Federation who was as­ 21.1 W . 3rd 8t. Sasford, Fla. sisted by Mrs. Mabel Hollis. These Books are available to the student! however, none N O W YOU C A N •re to be taken from the building. Applications to attend the Summer Art School are avail­ able at tha Mansion House, GENERAL # I U C T R I C .ADD kind of pe*»on all tha mothers With ita 27,001) square miles would be glad to trust their o f area, Lake Victoria, chief children to." source o f the River Nile, Is And so it goes, Most of the second largest body of fresh volunteer work of the world water In the world. Is done by women who have bad tact used on them. WithTV RENTAL out tact—the volunteer jobs • Sale* • Service would go begging. S em in ole T V Hut there's alwa)s some­ FA 2-1920 one at the top smart enough Zenith Color TV Hales to know that "tact can get 2604 Sanford Ava. things done." W HOLE HOUSE AIR . CONDITIONING presen/ Legal Notice •■■ inolu r a tn r r r n o u n s c e n m s ii WaSSea •• The Samian •■!*• Oommleelou win k*U a auhlla haarlan ta **«• alder reoommendinn to the Itoard of County Pommli.lnnera Amendlna Inning Rtgulatlone to proeld* for approval ot adequate drainage provl. ■Iona by tha Board at County Coiiiniiaaluii-ra ahalt na requlred on all eommeralal eon* alruetlon whlnh ehall aneom* paea building* and paring of an area SJ*a aquare reel or more prior to the leeuanra of a building permit. Coplea ot thle pmpoeed amendment may ba abtalned In tha Zoning Offlea, Court Houoo. Sanford. IMorlda. Monday* thru Fri­ day. from 1:00 A. M. to l:M P. Mruhllo hearlna will ba held In tha H.mlnol. County Court Homo. County Commlaalonero Ituom. Hanford, Florida, on Wedneaday, July Id. ttsi at 7:10 P, M or oo »->on there, after ae poailhl*. Hamlnole County Sonina Commleelon lly Hobart a tlrown H.mlnola County Sonina Director Dublleh Juaa M A July S. till. CDJ.ltS A R E A D IR EC TO R Y AIR CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co., Inc. INSURANCE AUTO & PROPERTY INSURANCE •■ssi.eoc.ts p o p e r r t o n u s c o N is u a s o e ■ atLea a* FshUo M iarM g Matte* t* herohy given, that •f t ,r eoaotderatloa, tha gaml* not* County Sonina Commie* ■Inn will hnld a pubtlri h .artni to determine the fCAalhlllty n recommending tn th* Hoard o f County Oommleelonera lh »t he follow in g drterlbed pro party presently inned A-t Agriculture lie a»ned Il-tA H ind* Family Ileal,lentlal Commence ot th* *W cor of th* NKM of th* »W W o f Uro* lion Su-SIH-SoK; run th-nre along th* W lino o f eald M ' » o f th* a w u n o*st tt" w m ft to th* 1*0tt; thenr* con tin.,. 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When dining out, one should or­ der only that which is easy to eat. 1 have always avoided fried chicken, French fried potatoes and crisp bacon because I get so nervous worrying about whether I am presenting a pretty picture that I invariably get Indigestion. Sign me— "BICARB BETTY” 0 Gerber a)oe| with i t Blackwood-Oorbor players as* lour elubs ss Ocrbsr wfecn it Is apparent that they want to wso lour no-trump as s strong ltd in no-trump. Thus altar any optnlng notrump bid tbs immediate •alee te lour no-trump !e just a ratan. The Immediate Md o f four clubs siks for ace*. Gerber after a no-trump spsaing kas another adventlags egg* i l i d k e n l r , tom eOwes pen wig w ait to sign eM *1 gsmo tf your partner • TUESDAY P. N . • 2ie A CARLOAD Wilk Carload Pea* “ MISTY** Da,id Ladd — Color ------ ALSO -----"C.ORGO" Seianea-FUtioa Color AT 1 :t)0-J :00-3:00-7 :l>a.9;U0 Best place to stop-to REFRESH and REFUEL ! • �mm ZCMtlUK ®S» # n f«r l J u r e 23, '63 — ^ fn l) Miss Sandra ■M ON M T a jre 3 Mallem Students Present Recital KaderW ed Saturday Miss Madeline Mallem pre­ sented her music students in their annual rxeltsl at the Sanford Woman's Club. Fol­ lowing the program, award* were made to the honor roll pupils. In Beautiful Candlelight Ceremony MUi Sandra Lee Kader, daughter of Mr. and Mri. John L. Kader, became the bride o f Sidney Lanier Mon­ roe Jr., ion o f Mr. and Mn. S. L. Monroe Sr., of Jackionvllle, Saturday evening, S o'clock, at the Pinecreit Bap­ tist Church. iron candelabra that held a myriad of tall, white tapers. A program of nuptial mu­ sic, given by Mrs. Valda Robbins, organist, included the traditional w e d d i n g marches. Miss Suzanne Jones, vocalist, sang. ••Because," "Entreat Me not" and “ The Lord's Prayer." The Rev. William Guess, assisted by the Rev. Ray­ mond A. Kader, uncle of the bride, o( Thomasville, Ga., officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The vows were said in a candlelight setting amid baskets of white floral arrangements and a back­ ground of palms and wrought MISS SANDRA KADER, whose wedding was tin event of lust Saturday night, wus guest of honor nt n prenuptial party at the home of Mrs. John Ivey Inst week. Pictured from left to right are, Mrs. Ivey, Mrs. John Kader, Miss Kay Ivey and the honoree is seated. (Herald Photo* Miss Myra Jane M adden W ed To W ayne Dickson The marriage of Misa M>»a Jane Madden, daughten ot Mr. and Mra. A. C. Madden, of Sanford, to Wayno Lewis Dickson, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dickson, was solemnized June IS at 2 p. in. in tlie First Baptist Church, of Sanford. The bride chose a gown of bridal satin, with fitted hotl­ ine, long tapering sleeves, scooped neckline trimmed with seed pearls and a bell shaped skirt with separate train. Her veil of silk illusion fell from a tiara of orange blos­ soms and she carried a nose­ gay of carnations, centered with an orchid. Mrs. Hazel Routh Madden, of Guilford College, N. C. and sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a street length dress ot green silk organza, over taffeta and carried a nosegay of yellow carnations. Charles Hudgens Dickson, of Mobile, Ala., a brother of the groom, served as best man. Harold Thomas Mad­ den, of Millington, Trim, and Robert Theron Madden, of Guilford College, N. C. bro­ thers of the bride ami Steven Allan Maddei., or Millington, a nephew of the bride, serv­ ed as ushers. The bride's mother wore a street length dress of blue brocaded taffeta and a cor­ sage of yellow c> rubidium o r­ chids. The church was de­ corated with palms, baskets of gladioli and chrysanthe­ mums and candelabra. Miss Joan Wilke, organist, presented a program of nup­ tial music and accompanied Gerald Covington, who sang “ Because," “ My Live For Thee" amt “ At This Altar." Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Educational Building o f the Church. Mrs. Harold Madden, sistcr-in law of tlie bride, kept the bridc'a book. For her wedding trip the bride wore a jacket dress of lavender cotton ami the or­ chid from he; wedding bou­ quet. After a short wedding trip tlie couple will reside in Hopcvillc, Ga. The bride, given in mar­ riage by her father, was rad­ iant in a gown of candlelight imported silk organza over silk taffeta. The fitted bodice featured a sculptured neck­ line trimmed with re-embroldered Alencon lace and the short sleeves were fin­ ished in re-embroidered lace, also. The bell-shaped skirt trimmed with lace was fash­ ioned with a bow that fell in­ to a long chapel train. The bride's elbow length veil ot pure silk illusion fell from a double crown of Alrncon lace, pearls and hand-cut crystals, iler only Jewelry was a strand of pearls, a gift from the groom, and she carried a white Bible that she had re­ ceived on her first birthday and which was decorated with a cascaic of Pholcnapolcs orchids centered with a white orchid and white s a t i n streamers. Maid of honor was Miss Niki Ashby'who was gownrd in pink silk organza fashioned with a bell-shaped skirt, fit­ ted bodice and scoop neck­ line. She wore a crown of seeded pearls with a veil of pure silk and carried a cas­ cade bouquet of white potn poms with white and green organza leaves and centered with pink I’ holenapolcs or­ chids. Bridesmaids, also in pink ami dressed identical In silk organza, were Miss Pat­ sy Kader, Miss Sue Bethea, o f Orlando, Mrs. W. \V. Har­ ris, of Jacksonville, and Miss Barbara Bradley. The father of the groom served as best man ami ush­ ers were C. C. Mendoza, George C. Buchanan Jr., Thomas H. Dunn, William W. Harris and Sam White, all of Jacksonville, and Robert Hattaway, of Orlando. The bride's mother wore a lovely romance blue streetlength dress of imported silk organza and Alencon lace trim and fashioned with a side drape. She wore a pur­ ple-throated o r c h i d . The groom’s mother's s t r e e t length dress was Ice blue chiffon and reembroidered lace over taffeta and she pinned a w h i t e , purpledthroated orchid at her annulder. Following the wedding a re­ ception washeld in the rec­ reation hall of the church. The hall was beautifully dec­ orated withmums, gladioli and carnations interspersed with fern. The table, centered with a silver epergne with candles ami large mums, pink baby breath and white carnations, held the live-tiered wedding cake tupped by a miniature bride and groom, Mrs. Clifford Abies and Mrs. Clifford Mendoza Jr., of Jacksonville, were in charge of serving pdnch and cutting the cake and floating hostess­ es were Miss Judy Ludwig and Miss Gwynn Williams. Mrs. T. If. Dunn, o f Jackson ville, was at tlie bride's book. For her wedding trip to Mi­ ami the bride wore a beige linen suit with brown acces­ sories and pinned the white MRS. SIDNEY L. MONROE JR. (IIouso of Knhijn) orchid from her bridal bou­ quet at her shoulder. The couple will make their Mrs. Hayniond Ball was 1 lion with its pink linen cloth home in Silver Springs, Md. hostess to a bridesmaid and pretty arrangement of Out-of-town Guests Among out of town guests luncheon for Miss Sandra Ka­ white mums In an antique were Mrs. T . L. Clapps, Mrs. der last Friday at her Crystal silver howl. Guests were served buffet Roger Rose and Mrs. Hubert Lake home in Lake Mary. stylo and luncheon tables G. Welland of Ft. Lauder­ White and pink appoint­ were set in the living room dale; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris Sr., Dr. and Mrs. R. L. ments were used throughout «nd front porch. Each table McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. It. the home and the dining room was centered with a blue gob E. Whitehurst, Mr. and Mrs. table was the focus ot atlen- let which held a floating white carnation. J. L. Wilkinson of Jackson­ Bridesmaids Feted At Luncheon ville, and Mrs. A. J. Thomas­ on of Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Har­ ris, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mendoza, Mr. a n d Mrs. Thomas H. Dunn, Buck Buch­ anan and James White, also of Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. Itobcrt Hattaway of Orlando; Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Bobshaw of Palatka; Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam DeBarry and Mrs. G. L. Kdcnfield of Stuart; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Bethea and family of Orlando. Mr. and Mra. Raymond A. Kader and family of Thomasville; Mrs. It. L. Swindeman of Bochcster, Ind.; Miss Ann McCarter of Converse, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ivcrs of Flushing, N. Y .; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kranimcr of Orlando, and Mrs. Eugene Brown of Lakeland. In a setting o f basket ar­ rangements of gladioli the fal­ lowing program was mJoyed: In a Rose Garden (Ewing) by Kay and Betty Sandlfer; Carmenrits (Sartorio), Elisabeth Priest; Walts (Strsuss) Ann* and Linda Campbell. The Fairy Court (Thomp­ son) and The Football Gam* (Rehnuni) Henry Quinn; Floating Along and Walt* of the Raindrops from (Music Play) Stephanie Cornett; Fu­ niculi Funiculi (Denzu), Lin­ da Campbell; Coming Through the Rye (Burns) and The .Ma­ rine*' Hymn (Schaum) Ken­ neth Laney. Little Dutrii Dance (Robin­ son) Swinging Along (Brhr) Mnreic Hurt; My Wild Irish Ros* (Olcott) Down In The Valley (Schaum), Anne t'nmp. bell; A Vo Maria (SchubertSclmum) Mary Monroe; Lit­ tle Swing Song (Preaton) Sha­ ron Greene; Big Rock Candy Ml. and Red River Valley A irs, by (Schaum) Thomas Forhea, Emptier Waltz (Strauss) Lucy Jo Woods; Dance of tho Roaebuds (Keats) Marilyn Rudd; The Wntcrfnl! (Price) Marcia Meyer; Bob-O-I.lnk Srhottlsch* (Rrcht) Linda Stafford; Thanks Be To God (Dickson) Inez Davis; In Day* o f Long Ago (Copeland) Cher­ yl Johnson. Clair de I.une (Debussy) Suranno Faille; Bells are Ringing (Bet-thoven) Sleeping Ilcuuty (Tsvhaikowsky) Lin­ da Huddleston; Meditation fiom "Thai*" (Maoanet) A vnlnnche (Heller) Tommy Harks; The Joker (Schaum) Spinning Song (Klimenretch) Ginger Hodges; In tho Clock Store (Orth) I.lnda Butler; March* Militair* op. 51 No. 1 (Schubert) Mikt and Tommy Hickson. Rustle of Spring (Binding) Kay Sandifer; In Otd Arizona (King) Disaa Jarrett; Skater’s Walt* (Waldttufel) Mlk* Hickson; Dance of the Sprite* (Hopkins) Jean Carter; Them* from Concerto In A Minor (Grieg) Brenda Benge; Grand March from "A ida" (Verdi) Ware Gardner, clarinet and Jimmy Itarka, piano. Wistaria (Engelmann) Stat­ ely Hollyhocks (Fearia) Polly Pcdrick; Sonatina op. 'JO No. t Allegro ( Kuhlau) Dale Grlerne; Majesty of th«« Deep (Hamer) Harriet Griffin; By a Blue Lagoon (Eckstein) Suian Laney; Artist’s Lif* Waltz (Strauss) Janie* Bos­ ton. Malaguena (Lecuona) Jimmy Barks; and Walts cp. 01 No. 1 (Chopin) Tommyi Hickson; Romany L lf* (H er bert) Ann Steinnieyer. Personals Misses Kathy Todd and Patty Howland returned to Sanford this past weekend from a week's vacation In tho village of Royal Palm Beach. They were guesta o f Kathy's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, W. W. White, I ~ wwawtar- $449 m m 7 1 | S S K kI J G regory L um ber C o. j 520 Mapl* F A I -U M Plans Made For Bake Sale On July 31 The Sunland Estates home of Mrs. Jerry Rohrer was the meeting place recently for members of the VAII-5 enlist­ ed men's wives dub. Mr*. Rohrer, president of the club, conducted the meet­ ing and reminded members of the bake sale to tie held on July 3t at the Navy Ex­ change. She also urged every mem­ ber to be present for the July IH meeting at the home ol Mrs. Ronald Manning. At that time there will tie an election of new officers. (Dsdux LA U N D RY & CLEAN ERS QUALITY - SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR THE BEST IN LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANING 501 W. 1st. Opposite (loodycur Navy Tigerettes Installation T o Be t i o t p o in j- Held Tomorrow Tlie Tigerettes of VAH-1 will have an installation of of­ ficers at their luncheon meet­ ing tomorrow at the C. P. O. club at tho Naval Air Station. At a meeting last week, Mrs. Hcrshel Russell was elected president and her of­ ficerl will be, Mrs. R. Pope, vice president psrliamcntar tan; Mrs. Marvin Koozer, secretary; Mrs. Al Moylan, treasurer; Mrs. H e r b e r t Hlackshear. public relations chairman, and Mrs. Doug Horton, chaplain. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Koozer and Mrs. William Davis. The group welcomed a new member, Mrs. Leonard Sumpter, and five guesta, Mrs. John Lopez, Mrs. Fred Hermann, Mrs. D o n a l d Fleiscbman, Mrs. Fred Bridges and Mrs. F. Alexander. Club members present were the Mmes. Stanley Radziewicx, James Anderson, Lyle Ssraney, William Davis and Roger Gerhart. After adjournment o f the | meeting, the hostesses served | refreshments of lemonade j and pujcappU sake. Floor Sample MR. AND MRS. WAYNE L. DICKSON (Raymond Studio) ^haA oncs! and get l o s t . CLOSED ALL D A Y Chevy I I Wagons—> engine either. I t Just h u m along passing up gas pump* Tho heft of a aultcaao. T h » (tlieru a also a choice o ( an rustle of a road map. There’ll even thriftier 4 in most som ething abou t oiio o f models) like it didn't havu these spruce, surprisingly a care in the world. Fact spacious wagons that can is, it ha* far fewer care* turn even the routine prepa­ than moat engine*—being ration* into a happy part of built with the special knack your trip. Chevrolet engineers have Take that old bugaboo for dependability and caa* o f parking, tor instance. o f maintenance. No bother. With the kintl of room you get in that AT YOURCHEVROLET DEALER'S lake * car with ginger— without a lot o f needle** easy-loading cargo c o m ­ partment, you can just about toss things gingerbread? Your dealer’s ro t * full lin* In any old whichway and come out with o f Chevy I l ’a to pick from. W hy not drop snare to spare. The load won’t dampen down and check now while the trading the spirilJ ol thu spu nky ti-cylindvr and thu traveling aro especially good? W EDNESDAY Preparing For Summer Sale TH U RSDAY MORNING 9:00 a. m. 9vsu}'a Shoe Store CHECK HIS TNT DEALS ON CHEVR01ET, CHEVYH.CORVAIR ANDCORVETTE H. B. Pope COMPANY, IN C 200 S. Park Ave. •with trail* Holier Motor Sales Company Cur. 2nd & Palmetto Sanford, Fla. F A 2-071) �I THIS PRETTY MISS pro pares to dive in the Mayfair Inn pool. What better way to spend a vacation day afternoon? And nearby ia the City’s municipal pool at Fort Mellon Park. (Herald Photo) Per fellows who prefer to observe that asa'a clothes accept the experts' planning, lor summer will be lighter rather than treat thalr own, and brighter la keeping with the spirit of tho vernal seaA s latest cabaia sots have sea—la this year of 1961 It their dap ia the sea vis Shacked seersucker la short According to Um American alirt sad hexsr trunk set, Institute of Men’s and Boys' anstteal motifs is styled-ep Wear, tho summer months duck, algnalflag colors la ver­ abend will witness a trend tical stripes, pullover shirts reversal that will have a with matching shorts ami long term effect on the book same double-breasted blsser o f men’a clothes. She terry tops with color- co­ Even sportswear and lei­ surewear have taken on add­ rndlaated trunks. Xa both the asperates and ed brlllanee and vibrancy In sate, white la a pleasing se­ this swing sway from the cant to suaaMr tana. As can darks. be seta la the foregoing des­ In the general sportswear criptions, the aauticel lnflu- scent, slacks and walk shorts cace Is as strong — if sot continue to be trimly styled atroagar — than aver. Obv­ with ths sag and bag tailoriously, fashion will be very ed out, but with the comfort meek la the swim this sum- left In. More whites and ultimate la the set-|olag look juat may b# white ducks wltk bell-bottoms. Outerwear lot Hie coming seasons makes the 'm ost of tho light-weight laminates la myriad models, also In rwvcrilbles with tho "akl-andsea" look. Parka-hooded pullovers and sip-front styles, terry-lined beach and boaters walst-lrogth golfers, the auth­ entic "p ro " look in all ac­ tive sport garments are but some of the new features. Sport shirts, chameleon-like In aspect, take on many "looks" for spring and sum­ mer. The nautical look la ilronger than ever aa Ameri­ can men taka to the sea — or any navigable pond—In anything that floats. The Western influence makes It­ the self felt In a wide array of lighter shade* make Although It appears to be spring-summer scene In all cowpoke models with typical • bU trite, even corny, to fabrics. F or cssual wear, the yoke and pocket detailing. Planning a vacation? Why not spend It at hom of Or elooo horaaboauf N o r th m a n trarol bundndo and thouoaado o f mllaa to (pond thalr vaeatlona in Florida. So -why bo different? Seminole County and Eait Control Florida offo r all tho vacationing . . . oacopt lea abating and liko winter iporta. Seminole County offers plenty In the way o f vacation enjoyment For the fishermen there’s the S t Johna River, the Wekiva River, Lake Har­ ney, Lake Jessup, Lake Mon­ roe, others—all with eountlesa fish Just waiting fo r the bait. These tamo waters offer swimming pleasures galore, along with numerous pools. Thera are four courses for the golfers . . .Seminole Coun­ try Club (more popularly known aa the Mayfair go if course on Country Club Road), Mld-florida Golf and Country Club at Longwood, Land o’ Lakes at Casselberry, and Rolling Hills Country Club at Sanlando Springs. Boating enthuslaata will find no prettier scenery than a run from Jim Crowe’s fishing camp up the S t Johns R i m to Lake Harney, with a aide sweep up Deep Creek. Just a short bop down Highway 17-91 to General J. C. Hutchison Parkway and a turn Into Big Tree Park la a pleasant atop. And continue on to Sanlando Springs for an afternoon o f swimming In the lake or pool and a tour through the gardens. Other one-day journeys not too far from home could in­ clude a trip to the East Coast beaches or to Silver Springs, Cypress Gardens, Ponce Me Ieon Springs, the Tampa-8t. Petersburg area with the fa­ mous Busch Gardens, Ybor City sightseeing, sponge-fish­ ing sights at Tarpon Springs; Jungle Gardens, Singling Mu­ seum, the Islands at Sarasota. While at Cypress Gardens, with Its tropical splendor and pretty girls and water skiing then drop over to Lake Wales and view tho world famous Bok Tower and bird sanctuary atop Iron Mountain (Florida’ s highest point—300 feet alti­ tude). But there’e really no point In leaving Seminole County for a vacation. Tbtn’n wtUnrmj* far boatlog and flaking, there arc awtamlng poola tTolUblo, the M o* movie* o n ihewa boro ao tloowhart, kamburgara grilled In your backyard taate Juat aa good at home aa oome other place. Flahlng la aa good In 8c«ilnolo aa elaewbere. I f It's night lift you teak . . . well, thcro’a acme o f that too, in Sanford and Seminole County. Maybe not on Naw Orltani or Miami Beach atyle, but It la enjoyable at tho ut* moot So . , . apend your vacation at homo and really enjoy youretlf. Sommer Parly Can Prove A Banquet You can have a "picnic" planning a summer party ev­ ery bit as pretty aa a ban­ quet Hot weather elegance le not a matter o f slaving over a steaming stove all day long. It depends on simplicity — an easy casserole or barbecue specialty la perfect fo r tho main dish. Ths drama It sup­ plied by vivid colors In table­ ware, clothes, napkins and floral treatment Suggested summer party color achtmaa from leading decorators are combinations of bright blua and green or pink and orange. Others In­ clude yellow and deep green, or a stark white doth with dark blue napkins and tablewars. Ths dishes, glassware or linens need not be your best. Good, bold, clear colors are available Inexpensive In plas­ tic, glass or baktd enamel. Floral arrangements to com­ plement all o f the suggested rotor schemes can be selected by any FTD shop in ths na­ tion. They not only will make your table bloom, but are won­ derful, essy-to-shop-for hot wsathsr gifts aa they can be wired anywhere to blend with a friend's party decor. For the blue end green tabls setting, FTD members sug­ gest white gardenias and red rows In a blue compote dish. Pink and orange would lake hot pink roses or carnations In a pretty basket trips to the East C oast That’s Fatty Anna (a her p o o l . . . same as on tho frontpaga (H eraldPhoto) N AVY LT. A . A McCLANAHAN and his family are spending their vacation in their own back­ yard on Editha Circle, with a few one-day aida Wash-and-wear fabrics really com* into their own in summer time. They also come In for some hard knocks from some home­ makers who say these socalled "ea sy care" fabrics don't always Uve up to their names. Getting best results from wash-and-wear depends on two things, according to the Maytag Homo Service de­ pertment. First, buying tbe right kind of garment, and second, knowing how to care for It once you’ve got It When It cornea to buying wash-and-wear clothes, keep the following points In mind. The 1960 Textile Labeling Act requires that garment labels show generic names for the fabric type. Look for the names "acetate," "acry­ lic" and "polyester.". Each la a type o f synthetic. You’ll get the maximum la washand-wear characteristics from n garment made of 100 per cent synthetic fabric. Alterna­ tive wash-and-wear choices are blends of at least SO per cent synthetic fabric. Most Important step for good wash-asd-wesr results, according to Maytag, comes with drying. For best results, they should be dried on tbe "Wash ’n Wear" setting of the dryer. This wot only dries dm fahete, but la geared to roach n tem­ perature that will actually relax the wrinkles right wag o f the fabric. Moat Important o f nil: take the garments out o f the dry­ er, one at a time, before the drum stops taming, and hang them on bangers immediately. Allowing the clothe to pile up In a warm heap on tho bottom of tho dryer la a sore way to "set-ln" wrinkle*. To span the seasons, the continent or the world: choose packable, dark tone arnel jersey fashions. bp Catalina and Mc­ Take a look at our Gregor- exciting new collec­ tion today. / AH popular styles in r 3-PIECE PATIO SET boxer, laatox and knits. 3 .9 5 to 5 .9 5 UPHOLSTERED PATIO CHAISE— 5-posit ton; rubber wheels. GREAT BUY! Fold-away group include* chain* and two arm-chairs. Frames aro 1" tubular aluminum. Made for long-lasting comfort of aturdjr webbing. Plaids, at r i p o a and aolids. Plain and pleat­ ed fronts. 4 .0 0 -6 .9 5 PEEL CAN! 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However, operating a boat for the first time and thereafter, a much Uke going on the highway in a car for the first time—it takes knowledge of the regula­ tions. What are the first things to learn about boating? Mc­ Culloch Corporation, manu­ facturer of Scott outboard mo- fashion* for * tji • Wherever you go in this wide, wide world . . . you'll look your best while having fun if you shop for your “ Go Everywhere Wardrobe" at RoJay. I Blouses and Crop Tops from J » 5 Bathing Suits O Reduced 20^ ® • All Summer Dresses Reduced For Clearance! •> i Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed § tors and boats, is now mak­ ing available a simple and concise booklet o f basic in­ formation. It points out that boating is one of the safest of all out­ door sports, but each boat operator should know and follow the rules o f common seme and courtesy afloat. The booklet contains in­ formation on matching equip­ ment. A boat anil motor must be right for each other; nei­ ther overpowered or under­ powered. The motor must also be installed correctly for magimum performance and cnjbjmcnt. One of the most important pieces of equipment in a boat is a life Jacket—one for each person aboard. TIUs is a must item for every boat owner, old or new. The U. S. Coast Guard has approved several types and brands that are readily available from boat dealers. Knowing what to expect from your new boat Is im­ portant. Never demand more. Load capacity is a vital con­ sideration. Know thte safe cocupancy of your craft—do not overload. The booklet contains • spe­ cific list o f equipment that should be carried in a boat according to law and common sense. Tbe proper anchor, paddles, gasoline tanka, and lighting aystema must be giv­ en careful consideration. These rules and regulations are your key to a "leasant and safe boating trip. Tbe booklet la available free of charge. Write the McCulloch Corporation, 6101 West Century Blvd., Los An­ gles 43, California. Sportswear For Female Sailor Active sportswear is more than a type of apparel — it aptly describes a whole way of life. This summer, for the first time, sportswear manu­ facturers have v turm-d their magic wands in the direction of some o f our most active citisens — the female sailor. This breed has been the last hold-out o f the ill-fitting sweatshirt and Jean school. th e most popular nautical color, " faded blur", is the strongest color o f the season. The ‘‘blue denim look" ia seen in cotton-dacron blends, ducks, stretch fabrics, terrys and sur­ prisingly enough, even in cot­ ton suedeel Summer Special CONTINUES UNTIL JU LY 1st I) Free Sanitone Box Storage ■are year clothe# eleaned the Baniton# way and atored far the entire summer. Insurance of $1.00 per hundred vaiaatlen, mla. 11.00. Clear yoer closets of winter clothea asd protect them against mildew. Clothe* will h* pressed and ready to wear before the first cool snap m the Fall. •> O BLANKETS TO BE DRY CLEANED wm receive the osclaaive Sanitone initoae process; guaranteed udorlrsa. Placed eqnest. hi plastic storage hags oa request. Rear. $1.25 t> # jj Special 9 0 i l I o C> * i (right). Either way is enjoyable . . . especially with a pole for trolling. (Herald Photo) CRUISING UP the river is a pleasant way to ■spend a vacation holiday Either in your own cruiser (left) or a rented skiff and kicker 'Easy Does If Is The Seccef For Cook-Outs ■Kasy does It" Is the secret of "cook-outs” and successful paUo parties. Take ateps to save work before and after the meal. The clue to cutting down on cleaning up is new cookware that does double duty for cooking and serving. Chouse cook and serving pieces such as new Corning Ware saucepans and skillets that go from barbecue pit to picnic table; since these arc made o f Pyroceram brand glass ceramic, a material that ran take extremes in temperature without break­ ing, cracking or crating. Planning ahead will save tlma and work; you can pre­ pare food, frreae it In this "wonder** cookware and then place the utensil directly over a flam* when you're ready to cook and serve. Detachable handles facilitate cooking, twist o ff for table-service to reveal elegant looking casse­ role dishes. llcra arc two quick and easy variations on familiar barbeeue recipes you may en Joy serving: “ 8PEClAI.flURr.ERA” H cup tomato catsup 1 teaspoon ground mustard 1 teaspoon salt 14* lbs. ground beef chuck 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce dash Tabasco sauce 8 slices salami (shout Vi lb.) 1 large sweet onion, sliced 8 buttered sandwich rolls Blend mustard, Worcester shire and Tabasco sauce and catsup In 1 pint mittng bowl Work salt into ground beet with a fork. Shape into 8 flat pattiea. Brown lightly in melt­ ed fat in a Corning Ware akil let placed directly on the grill over glowing heat Arrange 4 slices salami in a wall-great ed Pyroceram brand sauce­ pan. Place a browned ham­ burger on top o f each salami slice. Put 1 tablespoon of bar­ becue sauce on each hambur­ ger. Top each with a slice oi onion. Repeat, making a sec­ ond layer directly over hot tom layer. Cover and place on grill for about IS mlnutai; uncover and conUnua cooking an additional 10-13 minutes, until stalling. Serve In but­ tered rolls. Car Games Good Fun Simple Rules Outlined For When Scenery Is Dull Small Fry Even the best vacation trip by car has strctchea of dull scenery when the back-seat passengers get bored or rest­ less. A game played for year* by passengers is seeing who rsn apot the most state license platee or the nioet unusual plates. Here are some variations on this game, as writ as some interesting information on plates: Count to see which truck that you pass curries the moat tag*. The American Trucking Association reports that the most it knows of was 39 on an Arizona Moving van. Bee who ran spot the first reflective license plate during a night time Journey. Eleven states and the District o f Co­ lumbia now use "safety" platee that reflect light, eu you have a good chance to see one soon. They pop out brilliantly at night. Let the passenger* try to "collect” all of the animate, people or thinga shown on plates For your Information, there are four presidents shown on South Dakota plates; a pelican in Louisiana; a heart in Alabama; a flag In Alaska; an outline o f the Rockies in Colorado, etc. A variation of this would b ■ a guessing game based on plate mottos. Let one passen­ ger call nut such mottos as “ The Beef State." "U n d of Opportunity." “ Water Won­ derland," and “ Sportaim-n'a Paradise" to sea if the other passengers ean match the state with the motto. All told, 3d states use mot­ tos, pictures or ether art on plates. Give a special award to the passenger whe sees A. J. “ Stub" Farlow and his horse. Headman. This pair, famous from World War I rodeos, is the horse and rider shown on Wyoming platee since 19.16. Perhaps the passengers would like to spot cars with the highest or lowest priced plates. Vermont has tho high­ est flat rate, $12, while Alahem a and Louisiana have the cheapest at a flat $1. The moat expensive plate possible ia in Oklahoma, where $t2.9*> could be charged. Hie cost of camping equip­ ment is nominal and the beau­ ty of accessories the likes of sleeping bags, tents, ground covers, etc., is that they last for many years with proper care. Honey production per col­ ony in North Dakota at 101 pounds was tho highest in tho nation in 1962. If yours Is a hunting family with some small fry mariners in the crew, it’s s good idea to teach the young ones a few simple rules ns well as do's and don't* when they first come nboard the family boat. First and foremost, make it a hard and fast rule that tho younger children must wear life preservers every second they’re In the boat. Tho new life jackets designed for Vida are light and colorful. The youngsters will get used to wearing them and your peace of mind wilt benefit. Even when they get older, tho children should wear their life jnckv-ts until they know how to swim well. "Foolin' around" has Its place in the backyard, hut not on the water. Explain to the kids that confined deck areas don't permit them to cut their customary capers. Ask them ta walk, not run; fish, not fight. *#VALUE-PACKED_ k ^ about B O R R O W IN G Fur A Fun-Filled Yura lion • 3 Piece Matched Sets by Aamwmlle, Amelia Karhart, Lad) Haitimore and others from •24 93 Mena & l-atlien 2 nr 3 IV. Matched Seta from $11)95 plu s ta x Sanford Jewelry disdartead, eterfltsad. and piaesd In new Mae stripe Itching. Kuduatve In this area Flaff '■ Puff process aaea cool, germ killing ultra-violet light sad is licensed by the Bute Board ef Health. 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SANFORD Telephone FA 2-5965 MJEMBII F.DsLCs / iff|U— J tHlkk--------L i �-y7.~T-.VT7: r ' - iV: Hunters Peter Edson “We Can’t Control His Appetite!” Political KM,t Democratic counterpart, See* n ta ijr OnrlUe Freemmn, be given the WASHINGTON (N EA ) — Aa Interest In former British War Minister John Profumo’s relations with 21-year-old par­ ty girl Christine Keeler now focuses on the third leg of the triangle — Soviet Naval Captain Yevgeniy Mikhailo­ vich Ivanov — the wonder grows In Washington diplo­ matic circles that the Russian waa allowed to continue his scandalous conduct openly for nearly three years. Whew Ivanov waa assigned to the Russian embassy In London In 19(10 as a military attache, he waa already a known intelligence agent with a long record o f espionage- and playboy acandals at his pre­ vious post In Oslo, Norway, from 1953 to 1058. Thla is what now appears to be lha major breach In Brit­ ish security. It is recognized he should hnv® been kicked out ss persona non grata long before. What finally forced Capt. Third Class Y'evgenly M. Ivsnoff’s recall to Moscow last January was not his notoriety as a drunk and a woman chaser. It waa his association with Col. Oleg Pcnkovskiy, re­ cently executed In Russia after a trial in which he was se­ emed o f having given Soviet sccn-ts to western Intelligence ugvnts. Ivanov and Penkovskiy knew ench other intimately. They had been classmates for la politke e beelthy onoU o f fool* iehneu U expected. Bat this coniUnt cell for e p n > o f musical ehairs at the cabinet level Is silly. Moot of the time the complain­ ants would not be any happier with the replacements than with those whose otuter they seek. It's the pol* idea and the party they don’t like. W hy don’t thev put their vocal en­ ergies into winning the next election? Shoe On Other Foot e n t To begin with, he is not actively seeking support at this stage. But even if he were, it would not be the same. Curiously, Goldwater is far more warmly embraced aa a man than the somewhat aloof T aft was. But there is much more wariness about Goldwater among the professionals. Many, particularly in the large in­ dustrial stutes, start with a big ques­ tion mark about his ability to win. They see him as having monumental difficulty In the big urban centers. So, though thev love him as they have never loved any prospective ca n d id a te In the last three decades, they hang back from giving him their open backing. They would delight to have him if they thought he could moke it. But their doubts are deep. Those who opposed Taft fought a long, hard fight to persumle many professionals that Taft wus not a winner. In 1963 the shoe is on the other foot. Those who wunt Goldwater have a similar difficult fight to persuude similar professionals that Goldwuter can win. The late Robert A. Taft and Sen. Barry Gddwater are often mentioned in the same breath as the outatand* bur Republican conservative heroes o f the past 25 years. It is Interesting, therefore, to compare their respective party posi­ tions with regard to presidential notniiation prospects. Taft, o f course, began Immediate, hr after his re-election to the 8enate in I960 to organize for a 1952 nomi­ nation bid. Me won early and wide* spread professional political support across tne country. . . . This later stood him in good stead when he tangled with Dwight Eisen* hower in a tough preconvention straff!* for delegates. Taft held enough strength to corral 500 o f the nWied 604 delegate votes on the only convention ballot. Only toward the last days o f the battle did numerous delegates wed­ ded to Taft fail away from him, ac­ cepting grudgingly the argument that he could not win the election because o f bis conservative views. With Goldwater at this moment the circumstances are quite differ­ Dick West Soys Chain (Smoking) Reaction WASHINGTON (UPJ) If a y own eireto of scquslntaaets is a reliable Indicator, a lot of people these days are frying to give up smoking. I hive heard so much about this recently that It started me to thinking what might happen If all the people who now smoke Were suddenly to atopllero are tome of the possi­ bilities that crossed my mind: 1, AU o f the farmers who now grow tobacco would con vert Uielr acreage to wheat, corn and cotton. This would greatly aggravate the sur­ plus problem and cauie the Secretary o f Agriculture to •hoot himself. Seeking a scientific solution, the government would under write a vast research pro­ gram to find other uses for OUR wheat, com and cotton. After 10 years and 10 bil­ lion dollars, th« laboratories would announce a chemical discovery through which wheat, corn and cotton could be used to make cigarettes. 2. A number of actors who have been appearing in cig­ arette commercials on tele­ vision would be stuck with worthless tittoes. 3. The ceramics Industry, whose main source of Income is the production of ashtrays, would have to go back to kewpte dolls and mustache cups. 4. Composers who make their living turning out jin­ gles for cigarettes commer­ cials would have to go back to writing symphonies. 5. Tobacco auctioneers would have to find Jobs as BOARDING hearing aid salesmen. 6. The paper match indus­ try would go Into bankruptcy, taking with It the art schools that advertise correspondence courses on the covers. 7. Thousands of persons em ­ ployed In the production of no smoking" signs would be thrown out of work. 0, There would be a dump In the sale of dentifrices pur­ ported to remove tobacco italns from teeth. 0. Companies making eig arctle llghte- fluid would have to switch to the production of charcoal lighter fluid. 10. The demand for pipe cleaners would be restricted to women who use them for hair curlers. It. Smoky, the near, would have to find someone else to blame for forest fires. HO USE iJLP—-iSWCAT SECCjMOUND CAESAR,$HEHIFP, RMOStNE TWWEO THlElS A6t5UKD.'k\0N-m‘ dTEAM, < THOSECRECN6MCK5ll TOMAKETHE Vi£KEAWFTFROM [\OLDCALLtOPO Mi WEALTHYCOUSlNA BURST WTO MICHAEL,OPTMB / / THAT SONOOP, BATHERUPNOURMKfttt Arm306 AlOMGWITHM*. HOCPIE! To PttUMuAtorki StORy.TU*LAWit A LITTLE CUrtUXJSTOLEAKMWOW *5UCAMEBY TdCHtY- dOUTH AFRICAN DOLLAR MINTCOUPONS HOOPLCS.A-iMY VOORVflFG SHUFFLED 6000 Wife wu.l OUTiMTtVSTOPS ATTEST •UoTERDAV/ ^Z 7i^ M l 83 . __JK tUJSBANCfi YODELIN3 FOR 'fOU.AtARTHA- Page 6 Sanford, Florida Quotes Dr. C ane’s Worry Clinic "But Birch Ilayh had only CASK P-474: Hal K., aged 2 1, Is a smart advertising ex­ a sandwich. So l figured he waa working harder to win ecutive. and that’a why 1 gute him ••Dr. Crane," h. began, "I my vota." studied your ‘Psychology A p ­ Birch Bayh also had a plied* textbook while in col­ young, beautiful wife and a youngster who helped thoulege. "And I remember your Hands identify themselves with statement that most decisions him. He also adapted a snappy are first made on the basta of hit tune for hit campaigning. Impulse or emotion. And he fought clear down to "Then the customer needs the wire! a little logic afterwarda with Homer Capehart had for which to rationalise or Justify |more experience and better that Impulsive choice so U logic. But Ted Kennedy’s vie* tory exploded the myth about will sound plausible. seniority" at a basis fur vic­ “ Isn’t this Just aa true in tory. modern politics, too?" Nowadays a winner should While visiting our farm have a familiar name; a pho­ home In Indians the day after togenic TV profile; and be a the election last fall, I over­ verbal "slugger" instead of heard a woman telling about a “ Dapper Dan" boxer. her voting preference for U, Tom Dewey thus wus beaten S. senator. in 1940 by Slugger Truman, A young, vigorous cam­ whose wild forensic haymak­ paigner named Birch Dayh ers started from hit hipa. was trying to unseat Hen. Nixon, unfortunately, inn Homer Capehart, an experi­ tatul Dewey's gentle, pater­ enced huainrss executive who nalistic strategy and curbed had already spent 18 years in his pugnacious attack. the U. S. Hc-tiate. He also let Kennedy “ bent It looked as if Hen. Capehim to the draw" on that “ big hart would win eusily. In fact, otry” label. u Chicago political writer ha.l Kennedy knew he himself predicted ss much as a 250,was vulnerable to the bigotry 000-vole majority for Hen.. charge, to be cleverly turned Capehart. It It a biological and econ­ Yet Ilayh won by 10,000 om ic truism that wc can't votes! experience stablliiation and “ How did ho do It7” many growth at the same time. The people have asked, in surprise conditions that make for one Well, there arc several ex­ do not make for the other. planations. — President Miller Upton of At the village restaurant, Beloit College. this woman told us that shu had voted for Ilayh. And the Presidents Thomas Jcffer reason 7 "Well, I saw them on TV son. Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Burrn were wl as thr-y ut« lunch,” she added. dowers when they entered the “ Hen. Capehart sat down to a full meal. White House. MORTGAGE SENSIBLE LOANS RATES • O'i and A'* the tables on the opposition Q—What English explorer until Protestant clergymen ac tuully ran paid ads In news-1 » h,8‘ or* th« , . , while In priaon? papers, claiming they were goA_ « , |r w , , Up Ing to vote for Kennedy "Just to prove they were not big­ Q -W h ere did the Y.M.C.A. ots." begin? They weren’ t iwen bigots to A— In London In 1844. The start with, fo r they permitted first to be established in this their members to worship in country was In Boston In 1851 any church on Sunday morn­ ing. Kennedy simply outfoxed Q—What win be ths termi­ them in 19(10. nal points o f th« Pan Ameri­ Perhaps they may not be can highway f so naive In 1904. A— Fairbanks, Alaska, and The 1902 elections alio Buenoa Alree, Argentina. proved that sincere fighting candidates ran win, on both Q—'W hy nre m o s e a s t n tickets, even in the entrenched snakes called eottonmouthsT enemy trrlory. That’a a whole­ A— From their habit of some Improvement In Amer­ opening their mouths wide ican politics snd exposing the whitish inUrlnr when excited or dis­ turbed. van rmut Managing Editor J V D I WKLLa C s s s lr Editor CDC0 U A V A U U BaaUIf S iller M a o T K T A lie n a raalara BBUer four years at ths Military Diplomatic Academy, Russia's top intelligence training school. When Colonel Ptnkovskly cams to London several times during Csptnin Ivan­ ov’s tour o f duty there, 100002, they spent much time to­ gether. Ivanov was merely one o f a number o f Soviet Intelligence officers who were yanked back to Moscow from all over the world to givo an accounting of their relations with penkovskiy. It was apparently Rueslan fear that Ivanov might be giving Soviet eecrets to the British and was himself a se­ curity risk that caused his recall to Moscow — not the other way around, that he was exposed ss a spy and playboy. There Is much speculation that Ivanov mny now b« in •erioua difficulty at home, though there- has been no news filtering through the Iron Curtain on such a develop­ ment. Ivanov’s record shows that he claims to have attended th® Russian Naval Academy assign m en ts overseasin Vladivostok and to have been graduated from the Cas­ pian Higher Naval Academy. He was commissioned In 1917 | and served at sea for three years. In 1950 he was select­ ed for Soviet Military Intelli­ gence Service, GRU, and coftipleted its four-yeur truinlng courses In 1953. Ills first assignment was to Oslo as assistant naval atta­ che. He soon disclosed that he was a very active intelligence officer, making no efforts to cover his trail. He openly took photos of North Atlantic Treaty naval vessels In port. He was an un­ CONSCIENCE IS THE invited observer of NATO INNER V/OICE THAT WARNS naval maneuvers in northern US SOMEONE IS ■LOOKINGwaters. He openly met with Norwegian Communists. And he Immediately established a CH RYSLER reputation as a drunk and a AIKTE.MP woman chaser. In 1954 he was picked up by ROOM AIR Norwegian police for disor­ CONDITIONERS derly conduct, but was releas­ ed btrause of his diplomatic C A L L F A 2-8321 status. The next year he was in trouble after an all-night brawl with a naval officer 2313 I’urk Dr. from another foreign country Air Conditioning and a buxom hotel maid at a Hrat • Rrfrlgrrstion northern ski resort. The maid Q— What t« ths name of the newest chemical elementT By flat Cochran A— Lawrenclum, named In One good thing about kids honor o f Ernest Lawrence, out flying kites is that it developer o f the cyclotrcn. makes people look up. Q—In Maryland, what does See your dentist twice Peggy Stewart Day commemorate? year even if It is boring. A— The sinking at Annapo­ What you didn’t use to lis in 1774 o f the tea-laden spend but do nuw Is some­ brig Peggy Stewart, in pro­ test against the stamp taxes. body’s business. FOR AMY TRIP Eas/tjf tr a v l on north G oing G IB S l a i g i a r j. s sa st Claaaltlae Maaagar VBAMK VOLVO LIMB ClraalaUan Maaagar • v s s c s a r r io a o a t m ■r is t h T FAVORABLE TERMS G oin g jh in g ! S a lere4 aa eecea g elaaa w aiter Oeteher IT, ISIS as the Pees Of d o e e l eaalerO . Florida, aader the A el eC Caegraaa at March. Oldf fever la taking America by storm • and here's one of thri handsommt reasons why; The captivating F-85 Cutlass! Sensational V-8 action and quicksilver agility both figure in this bucket-scat beauty’s record-breaking popularity. So why not join the nearly 1,700 buyers a day who prove that going Old* it tht going thing! You may lose your heart . . . but you'll discover one of ’63's biggest thrills! . nil M -M fl IM S McSdlir M i l dfldl— PM #wn M peer OUe Pwdar*i vide wnHr JeMaf The MaraM la a aseeaher o f the U euea Freee whieh Is eaU tlee east ael 1*4/ la U i m o far resahUaaUea eC all U ‘ printed to thla aew eeeser. Me p a rt e l s i r notarial, aewa e r e a r or u sin g, e f thla bdlttan ad T he aanfuid liaiatd n a y t>* repredu ert •» any wanner w itheat —rltlen parwUaloa at the publisher o ( The Herald. A ay Individual e r flrw raepoasllilo tor eueh reproduction w ill he reaaidsred aa la frla g ln g ea The Herald*. cop yrigh t aad w ill b e haul liable ter dam agee under lha law . Published dally esca p t Saturday. Baade# aad Chrlstauu; published Saturday proceeding — From Sanford la MIAMI Machaalanl KupL JARIM A. SMOSSAKBM Uualnaas M e a ti.r AU hlhev S e sle e ie O eeetf l i n e i Tear 0S.ee 1 Tear M l I Meatha MS 4 (loathe M e I Moatha MS I Meatha l.M l Meath 1.SS t Meath V. S Feel el UegmUtleae p r o file that all aaall eehearlpUeaa he • a ll la M f s a i h 1 TRAILWAYS buses take you anywhere you want to go...at almost any time w s ix a Me Week Southern Air Americasmjs, "That'sformet Tuea., June 25, 1963 rago waa fin d . The ether officer was transferred. Ivanov went scot-free and remained In Oslo until 1968, when he was re­ assigned for two years' serv­ ice at home. Ivanov’s wife fs the dati­ ghter o f A. F. Gorkin, chair­ man o f the Supreme Court. Sho is described as a chubby, plain type, In marked con­ trast to the glamorous model Chrlstins Keeler, with whom her husband and the dis­ graced John Profumo were In­ volved. Chief Justice Gorkin has another daughter who is slso married to a Soviet military Intelligence officer, CoL A* M. Konstantinov. He was Rus­ sian air attache in London be­ fore Ivanov was assigned there in I960, The*® marriages are cited to show the heights Into which the executed spy CoL Penkovskiy’s contacts reached. Marriages with th® daughters o f Influential Soviet officials enable young Russian officers to obtain not only plush apart­ ments at home, but the best Barbs W A LT S! A. 6IIL0W , BDITOB A ID N I U S rago Notebook |n g i|E iN m ^ • TMEin •tOMITWHH IITIA- 10OIII OWNING AN QlDlNOlUfl • U l IOU0 0UUM041U QIUUIT OULU I — |C I A T I O HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO., Cor. 2nd b Palmetto 1-wa# 06.03 O ver 1 Hour fsa lrr OKI.ANIMI 0.65 S Convenient trip, daily MEMPHIS ................. 021.30 Via (olumbu.-llirmingham abort rout* WASHINGTON ...... |j u q Thru arrvice aver .1 bourn fsalrr Now No Tax On Trailwa)n Karra — TRAILWAYS IIL’ S TERMINAL I CORNER PARK 4L 2nd ST. FA 2-3811 ■ llellAKY. FLA. TERMINAL 1236 W. CHURCH S T , DclIAKY TRAILW AYS. rma auaaa-uaa o f rma maw aumaa-miamwara �Vtu •an fu rl June 25, *63 — Tage 7 faritt Lake Mary In Line For Championship W A rrm x TACK tr CP f§ Lake Miry * Little League Farm Team toppled Longwood 8-3 In a gamed played at the Lake Mary ball park. Hits win puts the la k e Mary ra team In line lor the county championship. Members o f the teem. which it coached by Harry Smith and K. A. Showalter, tx \. WE H A VE *fr.3eeN HI.VL 'AS V.B2B 0O5T TALMNO are: Randy Brown, aecond w & eeeeH 6m aua 4HAUooA u acO F w oaci ABOUT THAT f£W « J / WHO HEBG 45" MINUTES base; nicky Green, short­ NOW, AND IN A ll* «T A tfra? vesiE ocw y; Avazrv. stop; Roy Chester, outfield; THAT T IM E ... \ David Cochran, outfield; Da­ vid Xeinian. outfield; Tommy English, pitcher; Dave R o­ berts, third base; David W et­ ter, catcher; Jack Hamn, first base: Dob Keeth, second base; Don Durham, pitcher; PROPER pickup U nhown at loft. Ititfht9 tout Hilly Fitzgerald. outfield; circles to return tow line to skier. Tummy Killett, catcher; Steve Silvers, outfield; Ken­ Writtee for NEA should circle the skier. In a ney llickson, second bate, A (alien skier sluualil always fairly wide are. so Ihe rope and Freddie Halback, out­ signal that lie nr she it un- is lowed around the skier as field. lurnicd by raising an arm or It is dragged. The fallen skier can grab the rope and be on a ski. BUT S C H O O L IS I ’M JU ST C LO SED F O R TH E | r M A K IS K 3 S U R B the way again In no time. If the skier withes to con­ r SU M M ER! r NOBOC/Y 7AMPEC iSa If a fallen skier is to be tinue skiing. he or the can be , W IT H THE p- “ ■'STM J ^ U P E , IJ LOCK! given the rope by a tlmple picked up by (hr boat, lie sure ami safe maneuver. The boat the motor in cut off or in neu­ tral, if the moior has a neu­ tral shill, before the boat ap­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The proaches the skier. New York Mets, hoping to A hoarding transom should build a future by developing j lie used if the boat has one. their own young talent, have By ,Janr ('atuflberry j Otherwise, a good practice is The Men * Association ol to pick up thr skier — face signed L’ti high school ami col­ the Land Ol.aket Country away (rum thr boat — under lege stars for bonuses esti­ mated to total between $200.Club at Casselberry held a the arms and hoist. ooo and $230,000 In recent two-ball fourtome with in­ »•>< « VI Care should he taken not to weeks. vited guests partieipatinit. swamp a small boat in a The Mets revealed In an­ The Calloway system was pickup. nouncing Hie signings Monday I'M G t * 3 VC V t f OCNTCAOt?* used for scoring with Al Vic­ NOW Pick ir CP J~\ VWJ DCUI92RATELV . LONS POLE*? WITH N AILS j I T H tftW THAT ' " ^ AND Pur IT IN ■ y that almost all the playera al­ SUM W P A P P E B j O -S f O HT M I IN CO FS_ _ __ kers and Marne McCoy tak­ P I X E MOUNTAIN, Ga. TH6 M ing top honors with a net (C P I)—Nancy Selinering, ut ready are playing with Met ON MV NICE T i / ■Ll CLEAN GW*'5 ' A 3o'a. Tying for second place Sarasota, Fla., a 13-yrar-old farm teams, including catch­ ---- ^r>»- / »V\ with 36 were Fletcher Cock­ newcomer to women's walrr er Gury Mykkanen of Haw­ u rell and Irma Ilndell and ski tournaments, won by a thorne, Calif., who the Mets Milt Freeman and Debbie white margin in tha Women's aald "was sought by many clubs." Mykkaoen Is believed Fender. Prizes were awarded Tricks Division of tha fifth f e ­ to have received a bontia of ihe winners. annual Mastrrs Water Ski about $30,000. Norm Dors an. club pro. has tournament. Richard Hustrk. a 21-yeararranged a (lag tournament The young Miss Selinering old pitcher Irom Notre Dame, In be held July 7. picked up 7.186 points in that was assigned to tha Buffalo event to finish 320 points Disont of tha International A-e ahead of Dicksie Ann Itoyt. of league and then reaisigned Fairhavrn, X. J . and 731 by the Blows to Salinas of ahead of Jeanette Ilrown, of the California league. B.ACS4.' THAT TRiis. m u ,ma>w SI.. BUT CAM'S CU HI* «MTE. >0U CAg SAP ITAltHE Ttu- Panthers nosed out the Tampa, Fla. C H A C o tI N I4-00 > E «S E A »> ! TFSA5U3E Including Ruatek, Salinas - * VCU MARCH THE . Cubs in the Powee League N E fO K E L P F W W M C A K 51C R IA N I FAS'JlCtl* However, in the over all to was assigned 10 playera, Ra­ A9P80 LONS IMCVdHl * TILL IWTACr, RITA, , Monday 3 to t in a well play­ tals, Miss Ilrown. HI. who leigh of the Carolina League x n r n still w u n s i ftAJTHE^SAC'ART ) ed game. Jeff Ward was tlse won the Women's J u m p sin, Auhum three, and quintocA n uu irf / Event, finished first. Miss cy. I ll, of the Mklwest le a ­ winning pitcher. u Panthers n 0 0 3 1 1 -3 .1 ! Hoyt second and Miss Schncr- gue seven. Cutis D I 0 1 0 M n ing third. ■y M i A. Once again, we had a real fine turn-out for the Charles Music Sunday Sweeper. There were 33 entries from nil over Central Florida. The Icing on tha cake again was the big pota . . . >43 for each high game. Paul Framback of Orlando, who's carrying a 170 or to average, took the first place prlac of $100 with hi* 10M aeriei, including handicap. Coming In second was Jobs Bridges with • 1071. Those high games started with the first squad, and yoa know, they Just kept on get­ ting bigger and bigger. Pro­ bably a reason for the entrie* being down slightly from th« previous week's go • around. Just take a look at thos« scores and you'll see what I mean. The first game was tbaft o f ■y United Press lateraatiowal Joe Norris of Orlando with NATIONAL LEAGUE his 221. Coming in for the W 1. Pet. second game was Ross Gouge 42 30 .383 also of Orlando with hla 233 San Francisco St. Louis 41 30 .377 game. James Smith, from yoa Los Angeles 40 30 .371 40 31 .363 know what city. (Orlando), Cincinnati 38 33 .333 stepped Into the fourth Jp Chicago Milwaukee 33 33 .300 with a resounding 333 game. Paul Framback, who also 33 38 .478 Pittsburgh 31 40 .437 took the first place prise, Philadelphia 2* 44 .383 also won the 4th pot with • New York 27 48 .37il 225 game. Houston The fifth was a rest heart Monday’s Results Lns Angeles 3 Cincinnati 4 breaker! Going into the last round, Jim Shearston o f Demight) Milwaukee S Houston 0 (night) Land had a 233 game and wae San Francisco 4 St. Louis 3 lied for it by Ed Callan. Then Harry Schoh (Old Mon­ (night) ey Bags, himself!) did the Only games scheduled next to Impossible by rolling Wednesday's Games the all • Important — ONE Chicago at New York MORE PIN, and finished with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh a 234! (night) Congratulations to ooe tad Houston at Milwaukee (night) all t San Francisco at SL Louis SCANNING THE L I N E (night) SCORES . . . Shirley Martin AMERICAN LEAGUE had an excellent DM game W L Pet. with the Jet Bowler-ettes New York 40 23 .613 Izcague on Wednesday. Help­ 42 29 .393 Chicago ed her team, Karns Insur­ 36 29 .334 Boston ance take three points from 17 31 .331 Minnesota their opponents, tha LU B u f­ 38 32 .329 Cleveland fers. In this same league, Baltimore 37 33 .314 Nat Schnltxler o f Mac's 86 37 M .307 Los Angeles rolled a 193 scratch game. Kansas City 32 38 .471 Nat's a fina bowler who Just 27 40 .403 Detroit moved to our are* from Washington 22 >2 .287 Tampa. Monday'* Results Well, her# K to June 2S Minnesota 8 Ualtimore 4 and you know, before you Chicago 3 New York 2 (night) realise it, that 4th o f July Kansas City 8 Detroit 3 will be upon us. (night) Here in Sanford, Is addi­ Boston 7 Cleveland • (night) tion to its' historic connota­ U s Angeles 1 Washington 2 tion, we also have been tor(night) tunata with having the men's Wednesday's Games bowling association provide Washington at Kansas City you with a wonderful local (night) bowling tournament . , . The Detroit at Minnesota (night) Firs Cracker Special. New York at Chicago (night) qualifying will start on (he Cleveland at Boston (night) first of July and continue Daltimora at U s Angeles (2) all day through the fourth .Sanford Recreation Depart­ twi night of July. Then the elimina­ ment working In conjunction tions begin on Friday and with Jet l.anei will offer free continue Dirough the finals h o w l i n g instruction each which are scheduled for Sun­ Thursday afternoons begin­ day, the July 17. ning Junr 27 at 3 p. m . We're real happy that Boh After the Initial lessons Aided by twe horns runs Hancock of the Plnecreet Inn All Day Tomorrow (Wednesday) John Spnlskl will operate a bow ling league at minimum by Rlsner and Biabo, along and Harry Boone of the OK with 3 for I hitting hy 8plvey. Tire Store are riding with ue fee to all participant*. All children who want to Die McRaneys beat thr Grants agalnit this year as the co­ learn to bowl; tilts U an op­ in the Men's League Monday sponsors. 2109 FRENCH AYE. IIIWAY 17-92 There are trophies plus the portunity to receive profes­ night hy • icors of 10 to I Spivey garnered two dou­ usual S30 guarantee awaiting sional instruction. Sanford Casselberry For further information bles and • trlpls. Yourshaw the winner In each division, the nrants homerrd. a a n contact Jet Lines bowling of Frank Williams was Dio win­ Iteifulnr 20c Well Golly Geet I I It alley. Ining pitcher and Hoy Lisk looks like we've been sitUng Y u lu c! the loser. on a irememlotn opportunity Grants # 3 2 0 10-89 and we weren't aware of It. Meltaney 0 1 0 2 0 7—10 0 I mentioned to the young­ sters howling in Ihe Saturday Wilson-Maier beat the Chase Cubs Recall Lem ay AM Junior Bowling league nmo of Die Men's UsRue CHICAGO OJPI) Un­ that we'll he starting a Monday night 17 to 3 aided handed pitcher Dirk Uutay Father and Son or Motherhy two home runs by Het­ has hren recalled from Allan Daughter. Call It what you man. The winning pitcher ta of Ihe International le a ­ will . . . bu*. all we’ re Inforested in is a Parent-Young­ was MjMie and the loser gue by the Chicago Cubs. The | j ster Lg. Plsce. 111JIUIER KINO — Cazuiellicrry, Sanford Cubs sent inflelder Ken AsI no sooner sent these form Chase o o 0 2 2 7— 3 12 promote to Salt Lake City o( O w n ed h yD on R oyer teller home with the young­ Wilsonthe Pacific Coast U ague. sters and the phone started Maier 8 0 0 3 * 8 -1 7 20 burring, the parents Just can't wait for it to be organ­ Constable Ousted Answer to Previous Pwrjl* Joins FSIT TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — ized so (hat they can have Animal Fair TALLAHASSEE <l/T I ) _ Franklin County Constable this fun with their youngsters. If you'd tike to belong, 4 Is n 't torm Ken MacUan will resign a* Wilburn N. 3Ie»»er, indicted A l ROM tA lg rru a oi grand larceny charges won't you ploave give me a head fuothall roach at Flor1 Ctniunrou* M-apcifl nutnm.U lsla lli.'h ScImmiI and join the and suspended by Die gover­ call. I believe that by Die a Weil Inn 4 llu ik i'VM 7 llninkaid roaching staff of Florida Slate nor March 23, was ousted beginning of Die Fall Leagues, Im la oro a Wrongfully 5 VUUKZ IKS University as an assistant to from office at an executive w* could have quite a huge e-Myirmnrd a 12Thw wholw 0D U m o u n tcd entry list into this populir session of the Senate. Coach Bill Peleraon. 13 UounUia 10 Wills m tkt IromL lurnl league. 11 Srnw M W in g s A couple of good game* 17 F ieic* ISl.’m t <4 19 Trios,(tuna rrlucUnra were rolled In the Friday PM 43 F u r l i e s n a g M l 29 'l u l l r u m * 23 < i«t u p 1#Tofmtnt a n n u a l 31 N u rtu riu l Mr. & Mrs. Lg. Jean Kriech ISC jiu tiriib o U 24txi«4 mi ruralIs 44 Shrrw irjulrrtt 23 M lm u k td 20 M'»»(»lin« led the women with a 198-330 jom m(SV rg e til toIm n k J tsk u a 23 I!*.,y M Ma mainnU 3 d i 'l . w r 47 A lw a y s S t f u u n U u s n scratch series. She rolls ■ 21r wiiik* pwt S7 C o m in u u k A U o a40 U n tid y 4SD sy b ra n k ZZ Mrlplina real fine ball, heller# me! 111 Fire nslira 4 t G r s l r u tneilru’U 21 Sunk (rnea Only flROO per year 4.:C :rtl« p s rtv tab.) Big Kd Callan took things his 21 lulnrvluils 20 W illw i.J way for the men's honors as 27 IV .U Id .<8 30 CurDpria he came thru with a 233-3U for Florida's greatest memherahip Luttnil/ co inbo. 32M ««n values. We are offering a limited 34 M a d elad It was Thelma Unger step­ membership including summer swim­ 33 P illa re d 34 C ityInlb * ping into the spotlight in the ming and year arouad golf for the NrlhcrLmls Holler Motors-Xavy Wives entire family, at beautiful Oraage 37 llu rM 'sn «ck b u rs Lg this past Friday. Thelma llill Country (Tub. loealed Just IS 39 P U Ira o had hi single and series, 138miles west on Highway 18 at Slate 40 CaUiopo 41 Corded f.brte 323. Roast 433. 5 1»o il llO T -r Look at some of those 43 O ia ro m lu sd 49 Awnre* ui*-w scores the ‘juniors' have been ftI tossing on Saturday mornings. 52 C o n u in tis M lloia Jim Woods was the 'Big 34 llcccu g Gun' this week wiUi a 210361 V .K ill M Crsfls scratch series. 37 be* n jV l That'll do It for this week. D O W N Don't forget, we'll be running 1 TrinaporUllou Country Club the Sunday Sweeper again tmm 2 llravy h i.« lion I3H 'this coming Sunday. «|» pur I Musical Sorrento, Hu. usual, first squad al 1 p.iu. ■MUuOrfot UOUMU38 USN. i See you next week. Standings Mels Sign 26 Bonus 'Babies' r Vickers, McCoy Cop Tourney l l Panthers Nose Out Cubs 5-4 Burger King ^STS o m e pitch L KMevy You . S PEC IA L! Y fcA W riST U L SAY 1 CAM HT ONE/ WOULD' Bowling Lessons In Rec Program McRaney’s Beat Grants 10-8 TWO LOCATIONS C T V \\ S French i-U WITH MV OWN IA S J P SA N DA . , v :I A N D U IU F Ft Wilson-Maier Defeats Chase G O LFER S ! WFU-. nicy pocr KNOW K * . S K t E . MV GRAZirtAP I ANdW£B PCOOK 1 fcKAMlNk M k.IDO— ihe lie * s o * A * * e* 3 m e a l**** m anvcauv n e lA'oaz ca ocss m z™vyw *-^d n ias •••'tree rue* • r ABOUT •l/rreewMO-senCAO w lot AND, ‘ a iv m s c, ‘ f t s e e - Tut S fT A f- \0M 3tH M A- r DON'T KWCW. THAT HfW IffCKulT, RK369, WAS A lAWKtA. 3fNC» ef. iPASSERS BE SHOT Orange Hill 1 �■I I iiw w f i i n l B ■f ..... v . - a , -' t iS s f!fS L S P x * l U g d N o tk t | UgolN oH c* baraby nottflad 1—x a a c o -1*11 ia w w r w s jn . D alai thta IStb t a r a f Mar. IM L » Ran X ( 4 U M Arthar R. Beckw ith. Jr.. H i ft. A Clark Clrnult Court H i ft. a. ■ • aln el* C o o n tr. Florida »»« i t t » , H lw ay «# Publlab J u * . 4. i t , i» . » 1 er. ' I * I i 8 vvA ii il 1 1. it I! Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Addition Plat B oob 11 P ag* !«| Model D - ll (. Hot W ater Heater — Day Xam * In which aaeoaood PauL A. A F.rmaldlns Tapperaon. AIT A Night— Model l*-C nr aald property balng In th* I. Venetian Blind*— t cou n ty o f Hamlnolo. Stat* o f * Hcraanad T trra rt 11* 1. WITNEHH my hand and th* Florida. Units* auch eorttfl* (HEAL) Arthur ft. Backw lth. Jr., le a l o f said Court at Hanford, ca t* ahall b* redeemed ac­ Florida, thla 31st day o f May, cording to law th* proportp Clerk c irr a lt Court. deecrlbed In ouch e ertlflcat* Hemlnol* County. Florida 11( 1. w ill be cold to th* highest Puhllah June 4, II. It. 11. (HEAL) 1141 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. bidder at th* front door o t tho Homlnol* County Court HouiO Clark o f tha Circuit Court C D J -tl at Hanford. Florida, on tha B y: Martha T. Vlht-n NBTIt’ E OF APPLICATION flrat Monday In Iho m onth o f Deputy Clerk POR TAX D EED July, 1(11 whlrh I* th* tat Blahop A ttorneteln l* o r. I M .lt F lorid* Btatwla* 24 East Pine Btreet day o f July. 1(11. • ( (MO) Datad thla U th day a f May. Orlando, Florida NOTICE IH lir .r .E n T O IV- Attorney* for P la in tiff 1(41. EN, That Atlantic Municipal Publish Juna 4, 11, II, It. (HEAL! urporallon the holder o f tli* 1(41 Arthur H Beckw ith, Jr# fallow ing eertlflcat* haa filed CDJ-41 Clsrk Circuit co u rt. ■aid certificate fo r t a i dead Hemlnolo County. Florida to bo leiued thorson. Tba cer- IN CO!'NTT JIIK iE ** i n CRT, Publish Juno 4, 11, II. 34 RBTtCE o r AFPLICATI** tlflcato number ami w a r of CDJ-IT ■RRINOLR LOC NTT. FLOR­ FOR T A X DRED laiuancr, tha deacrlpwon o f IDA ------- ^— ____ Conaraai and aalatlng pur (te e . t M I l P letM a aiarateo Datad thla U th day o f May, follow a: r u a la llo a M at Book 1 r a t a n a B t , 0 lh , radaral Xatlonal AMENDED NOTII'R OF gLTP th* property, and tha nama In ROTATE OP o f 1*401 ill. I Cartlflrata Xo. Taar o f baa I XriTr'tna'na 'YaanriaYlZw ‘ ch artar I I Cartlflrata Xo. 1(14 TO i IIAItULD W. JOHNSON whlrh II was aiaeaaed are aa D. K. ANDERHOX, NOTICE IH HEREBY OIV• ml JUNE I- JOHNSON, follow s: & » * * % {* M "* * * £ W . t r t n a ? p ^ J } f l U f« KA.W , „ ,r 1 ,W EX. That Atlantic Municipal D icta te d acraM or. AU a f aald p ro jo ttF |B th, c lt y , f w aablngten. ATru J hla wife, El-M EIl J. Certificate No. I l l * Taar a f NOTICE TO CRED ITOR* Clark Circuit Court. I trata » 14 11 A 11 Blk. It Corporation tho holder o f tho p a i i k k r and j a n e t a . laauane* 1(11 TO ALL PKRHONH HAA INI) •amlnola X 9 g w i7 a r C ru rtd / f £ & ^ « o x d •jo' h x ' , m £ ^ o E cCounty. ^ r ' i n Florida o , . . . ,|Xorth ;Chulhota ....... .. „Plat Book 1 follow in g certificate haa filed I'AIIK Kit, hla w ife , P * . Oe aerial Ion o t Praa*e(yi CLAIM* OR DEMAND* aald certificate for taa deed fendanls, Reeldenra Bud NTV'i ot NIVU o f HM '* tLeaa ANAINFY a AID EaTATF.i • » S W M * .h a ll B H . J E ? : n d ^ K DA X X H . u f c f t . ? ' * Ju " * *• ,* & “ aaaad D. D. lo b* laaued thereon. Tha acrMalllna A il d r * a a Un­ H 3 « ft. o f K 1*1 ft. o f W\ 4 —m»i itc t H t a V U ROB. Ill* w lf*# D*fta<Unu. I Lfi ! m IS ? ? . ! . m m !5 You and each n f you ar* Denial. All o f aald proparty tlflcata number and year s f known ( I I ft. ) Hertlun U Townahlp y H fty ill* I f r*qulr«d to N rr# hereby notified and required balng In tha C ounty o f Haml. leauanc*. th* daacrlptlon of YOU AND EACH O F YOU 31 Rang* 11 K to file any claim * and de­ a rt hereby notified that suit not., Htata o f rio rld a . Unlara th* property, and th* name Name In whlrh aateieed D D mand* which you, or alther of ■uch cartlfleata ahall ba ra In which It waa aaaaaaad ar* Dwnlel. All o f aald properly you. may hava a g a ln it aald haa been commenced agalnet aa fallow *: being In th* County o f Heml­ aetata In tha o ffice o f Hon. you In th* c irc u it Court o f & •rifr ,i , .,.4d a r , r ; “ •**1 ” o S ® ? / “ • ■"«»; r to ^ » « • * • * - 1 S 5 s ; a i a a i a d to i » * * . « i; Cartlfleata X*. Ti Tear af Barm-M P P APPLICATION nol*, Htat* of Florida. Unleao C. Vernon Mia*. County Judaa th* Ninth Judicial C ircuit o f FOR T A X DRRD Ika aaTatb^afJ a ly, 1141,wbleb ^ ^ B i i M I n g . ^ n ' o r d * n * * .’ XOTICB is H E R E B Y O IV w ill bo aold to tha laauane* 11(1 Haa. (P4.IA F lorida Matataa ■uch cartlfleata ahall b* ra­ o f Hemlnole County, at hla th* H utr of Florida In and Daoeftptiwi a f Prapartyi M tfca tat dap Of Ja ly. 1HA RV. , nd f l l , th o^orlaln al A n . Th* ‘ A tlantic Municipal Ml4tM«w« blddar at tba front daemad a ccording to law th* o ffice 1a th* Court Hour* In fo r Heml,. .!« County, th* a b o t lb4P) Datad thla U th day a f U oj, i ^ f V othar P lardlSg ln II.. Corporation tha h o ld .r o f tha f c * / , »>* A* g ^ V * p , " 7 Bag. 14* ft. W. ot HE Cor. af property deecrlbed In auch Hanford. Florida, within ela brrilateil t » o f which 1*1 NOTICE IH H EREBY O IV X W U o f XE<« o f HE1 * Run IN I, I o f flea a f tha Clark o f tha r l r . I fallaw lag cartlfleata haa fit* H ooia a t Hanford, rior* VIVOS IIANK EN. That A tlantic Municipal cartlfleata will b* aold to tba calender month* from Hi* time FALL ItIVER X. (o ft. W. to Park Avanu* Plaintiff. -»• - HAROLD W . -------1 oult Court on o r bafora tha •* 11,1 cartlfleata fo r tag daad « »• ‘ h* fJr» l Monday In Corporation tho holder o t th* hlghaat bidder at the front Arthur H. Baahwitht iU \ Ith £ £ ot July A d l i t «• *• «»*u N tharaon. Tha ca r. Jh* »<*»«>• •» J « ly . *••«. which H. H ft. to Bag. Haetlon I f follow in g eertlflcat* ha* flltd door o f Ih* Hemlnola County o f th* G rit pubtlcatoa o f this JOHNSON and JUNK L. JOHNnolle*. Each claim or demand Townahlp I t Rang* 14 E. Clark Circuit Court, Court llouea at Banford. F lo r­ must ba In w ritin g and con ­ HON, hla wlfo, *t al., D afand} f hy . 7 rf . l l t i d o ^ a d J £ I !'« * * «• humbar and y .a r a f I '» « Name In which aaaaaaed Cul- aald cartlfleata for ta t deed Bamlaola County, riorld n nrar *M afaaM w b T ’b J " w k « I ^dojirlulfau I , , { ? U 4 lh l* l l , h “ f • ' “ *Jr- len-and llark ey. Realtor*. All to be laauad theraun. Th* cer­ ida. on the flrat Monday In tain tha p D ct of residence, ante. In Chancery No. 13134. lab Jana 4. 11. t l , U . Th* natur* o f this suit I* takaa aga ln it you for tha ra. }*■• Bl,a ,l1* J,* m* ( u c a I .) o f aald property being In th* tificate number and yaar of tha month uf July. 1(41, which and poet o ffice o f llie cla im ­ foreclosure o f that certain M Hat damandad In tha Com. «■ ‘ mn « • U L ^Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. County o f Hemlnol*. Htat* o f tfiuanco, tha daacrlptlon of la tha l i t day o f July. t (* l. ant and m u il ba sworn to by m urtgsg* from said defand« aa follow a: Datad thla U th day o f May. plaint. Ih* property, and th* nam* In tha claimant, hla agent or Florida. Unlaaa auch ce rtifi­ Clark C ircuit Court, till I f T K I 4 P A m jC A T M B • iris to plaintiff, dated Dec­ Taar af 1141. Thla Kotlea ahall ba publlab. Cartlfleata, « Xo. , 0, u attorney, or tha lim a shall ember 31, 1(10 and recorded Hemlnala County, Florida cate ahall ba radaamad accord­ which It w a* aaeeeaed ar* a* (HEAL) M U T A B ---------ad onea a waak for fou r con - I l , a- f nc* - 1* ? 1 . follow a: ba cold. ing to law tho property 4aa Publlih Juna 4, 11. 14, 11. December SO, 1110 In O fficia l Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr.. __ aacutUa wacko In Tha Hanford _ Tf « ? ■ ? , ? • , Violet O. Andarion crlbad In aoeh certificate will Certificate No. HIT Tear o f Records Bonk 334 ra g e 13b a t M 4tl __ I Karald I "• *< ft* " f K. 1(1.1 ft. o f l i l t Clark Circuit Court. Aa Adm lnlalratrlt o r aald o f the Public Records o f Heml­ ba aold to tho hlgheal bidder laauane* 1(41 KOTICB M H EREBY fllV ^ | d , h, . . . . . „ XF.U o f * W 'i «M aa H 1(1.4 CDJ.I4 Hemlnol* County, Florida D oorflptlop o f Proportyi tita ta at tba front d oor of tho Haml BX, That Atlantia Municipal . D^u V |,y , - * r # f "**• ft) fa ction 11 Townahlp 11 nola County, Florida, gneum A. T. McKay x o T trM o r A m .m iT t o !« nola County Court llouaa at L j I P Lavada Court Plat Uook Publlih Juna 4. I t, It, 33. berlng that certain place a r Corporation tha holder * t t k* (|BAt<) R a ia 11 E. IH I Attorney at M w I Pag* l ( Hanford, Florida, on th* flrat FOR T A B DRBD parcel of property located fallaw lag aartlflaata kaa filed I Arthur H. Beckw ith Jr I *• which aaaaaaad John T *J U IH Mouth Orange Aeanua 104-1* n F lorida a tat at oa Monday In th* month o f July Nam* In which a lie n e d IV C D J -ll situate, and being la aald aald cartlfleata fa r tag daad a . r k . f C ircuit c S ir t * All o f aald Urlando, Florida o f ,IOMI t i l l , which la th* l i t day o f A. A Ernaalln* I . Forward. County and HtatR lo w it : la ba laauad tharaon. Tha aar; gjm laala County Plor da. I" «ha County 1 •* M , » All o f aald property balng In NOTICM OF APPLICATION Publlih Jua* I, It, II. I I -----------k — — ------------“ • . B lW r iU B . I fla m , a i n ln U la la I4 I ..I A . July, 1MI. M t 1. B lock I. NORTH irncata number and year ‘ JI P u b ireb '"ja n a '“ ( ' " " n V i°r‘ |I' I J f lam inola. i l a t a o f ' yiirlda'. r 2 ° V S * t 7 . i . ,i f i n ,! S T FOR T A X D EED th* County o f Hamlnolo, B u t* C D J -ll Datad thla ltth day a f May, taauaaea, tba daaarlptlan f f J lllI * **• Unlaaa auch cartlfleata ahall J h1V A tlantia M u nlolf*! O R L A N D.O TOW XAITB o f Florida. Unlota auch eertl- I arc. I M l * F ie ri da itatataa Ika property, and tha name In ba radaamad a ccord in g to l a w C °rporM lon tha holder a f tha 1111. FOURTH ADDITION, aa flcato ahall ba redeem ed a c ­ far (M at IN r o l NTT Jt'D O E ’S t'O t'RT, recorded In Plat Bnok 11, which It waa aaaaaaad are a* c r j * * ________________________ the property daaertbad in auch I , f ? " t! (HEAL) NOTICE IH H EREBY O IV- iUMI.NOLE COUNTY, FLO R. cording to law th* property Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. page 21, Public Racordg fallow *! n o T ir o o r a p o tir ttim rarllflcata will b* aold to tha ,o r daacrlbad In auch cartlfleata EN, That A tlantic Municipal IDA Clark Circuit Court Cartlfleata X *. I I T«nr * f % **J2•*CAT,OI,, hlahaat blddar at th* fron t ,‘ h*r4<»". Th* carof Hemlnol* County, Flora Corporation tha holder o t th* EFT ATE OF will b* aold to th* hlghaat bid ■amlnola County, Florida Ida. taaaaaea 1441 __ ____ _ ip tT a r f^ S a ^ ^ . . . . . . . ««»»> » ' the gam lnola County '»«• «• " u,T b*r . * nd, l * tT "5 dar at th* front door o f th* follow ing eartlflcato haa fHad HUGO W. WOI-F, Raaae(pl(aa Od P w f e t t i i n J.*4,1* * * * * * * ■*■*•*•• Court Houaa at la n fo rd . F lo rdaacrlptlon o f Publlah June 4, 11. 14. 11. EACH OF YOU IS REQUIR­ Hamlnolo County Court lloua* •aid eartlflcato for taa daad Doreasad CDJ-IT. ED to f 11a your answ er o f t o t 11 W att Hide Onrdana _ tv Ida. on tha flrat Monday In gro^ * a ir * ‘ n<, ,h * T * m* at Hanford. Florida, on Ih* to ba laauad tharaon. Th* ce r ­ nuTiuai in h e r e b y o i v * i lk, Mnnlh . , »„•_ . . . . A , , , n which It w a* aaaaaaad ar* NOTICE TO CREDITOR* That A Atlantic Un .I.ln . foMowa’,-------------____ flrat Monday In th* month o f tificate number and year o f TO ALL PERnON* HAVING other written defense* to th * NOTICE OF A F F U C A T IO * l?.m *BU ,,w h l.h , !tM*.Ta*4 O r.** I J!X. " . Tba* tlantic M u .M pa.ll I J"lonth Vo f July, * 11(1. ZWhich X " II u"u Complaint with th* Ctork o f July, 11(1. which la th* lat leauanc*, th* daacrlptlon o f CLAIM* FOR T A X DEED * lU ffo r d . A ll # f **ld i n * I C o w f flllo fl th* holder o f th* I . l i . *t|E I C *rllflc*t* N*<», t i l l OR DEMAND* Taar *f th* Circuit Court o f Hemlnola Ih* proparty, and th# nam* In AOAINAT » AID ESTATE i Iir e , 1P4.lt F lorida atatotea day of July, 11(1. o tr tr balng In »fcV c“ unly • » % » « • « J » » lin * n lo h a. filed ..J ? * * 4 ,h " U lh ot U t r ' i.a u .n c* 1141 County, Florida, In thla pro­ o f 10*0 ) Datad till* U lh day o f May. which It waa aaaaaaad ar* aa You and each o f you ar* ceeding and to sere* g co p y E m r*el*. Itata o f Florida. I* 1! ' cV , ’ fl5\,J t» r ta t daad j ^ (|) | Daacrlptlon o r Fropoatyt followa: NOTICE IB H EREBY DIV­ 11( 1. hereby notified and required thereof upon tha p la in tiff* trnia** auch ( i f t l d c i t * ■hill I 1® 1® iMUtd th*r*on. Th* c*r* I avii Certlflcat* No. 1144 Taar a f to file, any claim * and de­ attorneys, ES’, That A tlantic Municipal (HEAL) b* radaamad ncM rdlng t . 'l a w tlflcai* nambar and year o f * [ '. whose name* and Arthur II. Beckw ith, Jr., laauane* 1(41 mand* which you, or alther address ara hereinafter sot tba preparly daaertbad In aucb Jaauanca, tha daacrlptlon af Pem inofa" Cnuntr” * Florlda I • v * m* *■ w hich aaaaaaad MIc* Corporation th* holder of th* Doocripttoa a t P rop e rtyi Clerk Circuit Court a f you, may have a ga ln it aald forth, aa rtqu lrtd by law, not aartlflcnta w ill b* aold t* th* »• !> " ? " » » • • «< ,h# » * m* publlih JuS* ( il IB BA I **»»•' * * « « « • • Ramanar. All follow in g cartlfleata haa tlla l Hemlnol* County, Florida M t T W ashington Park O vltd* attain In th* o ffice o f lion. blgbtat blddar at tba fron t 11» which It waa aaaaaaad I ljjY| **’ ** * o f aald property ^ - i - - ■balng In *w. tha aald cartlfleata for taa daad taler Ilian the (th day o f ilt " J Plat Book 1 Pag* II C. Varnun Ml*#. Jr., County ( » V af tha gamlneia County I follow a: County o f Hemlnolo. Htalo of to ba laauad tharaon. The Publlih Juno I, lit II, 11. COJ-I Nam* In which aaaciaad M all* Judg* of Hamlnolo County, at July 1(13. In default th ereof Oanrt Houao at Hanford, Flar* C arllfli*to Xo, l i f t (11/111) Florida. Unlaaa auch certlfl* eertlflcat* num ber and year CDJ-31 will proootd ex M. F oliar. All o f sold property hi* o ffice In Ih* Court House the cau-e of laauanca, Ih* daacrlptlon of M*. an th* flrat Meaday In i T«*I of > .> ,V n c* . l >J 1 ___ _ XOTICR OF AFFt.lCA Ttaw **•• *>• radaamad accord parte upon th* entry o f a ■aw month ......... .o.f July. . . . . . 14(1. ----- ------------. . FOR T A B UF.KD I In* to law tho properly dee- th* properly, and th* name In NOTICE OF APPLICATION being In th* County o f Heml- la Sanford, Florida, within s it Deere* I'ru Cunfcaeu against tba which L. . . t * ™ * * * " . . * * ___ * * *- * * * nule, Htat* o f Florida. Unleas calendar POR TAX DEED months from lha you. M tha lot day o f July, 1141. | 4 Homavllla Plat Book » (taa. 104.14 F lorida ntntnloo e,ll,•,, ,n ,u ch ««rllfle a to will 1 lilch II waa aaaaaaad ar* aa f*o*. I0 4 .lt Florida Itatataa auch carllflcata ahall ba ra- time o f th* flrat publication Datad Ihla U th day o f May, •’ •■o ** I s ( tea*l bo aold to tha hlahaat bidder follow *: WITNESS my hand and th* daamed a ccording ta law th* Cartlfleata No. 44 Year af a l 10(0) o f Ihla gu llet. Each claim or official seal uf said Court In 1H4. Ic^SJaLr W I5LehA?f'.^*7.aMC2 fi, XOTICH IH HERERT (HV, , ®"t d“ or of Jk* NOTICE IH IIEItEBY G IV ­ property daacrlbad In auch demand must ba In w riting Hemlnole C ou n t), Florida, lhl* laauanca 1(41 (SEAt,) Company, Inc. A ll o f aald pro- KV T h ll A lU n lte Munlclual ,,0,• r « “ n»F ‘ -’ ourt Houaa at EN, That Atlantic Municipal rarllflcata w ill b* told to th* and contala lha place o f real- *th da> o f June, 1((3. Daaertptton a f Property I Arthar H. Baehwltb. J r , H R f ,h * ,C o!,?, , , . 8 f Corporation lh# holder o f the H ,n,ord* Xlorldn, on the flrat Clark Clreult Court. Hamlnolc, it a t o o f Florida. I follwwlnw cartlfleata haa filed Monday In tha month o f July, M l I lilk. ( Tier 1 Tli* Town Corporation lha holder o f tha hlghaat blddar a l the front dance and post o ffice address (HEAD ■amlnola Connty. Florida •u ,k eertlflcate ahall ; ^ eVrtlflca a fo r taa d .J d ,M 1* which la lha le t day of o f Hanford Plat Hook 1 Paga* follow ing ce rtifica te haa filed door o f tha Hemlnola County o f th* claim ant and must ba Arthur II. Reckw lth. J r . 21 to (4 and 111 111 l l i 114 •al>l certificate for l a deed Court H om e at Hanford. F lo r­ ■worn to by th* claim ant, hla cle rk o f th* Circuit Court m hllah Juaa 4. II. II . I». E S r ib ff ' ‘ eh to b . la.uaM tharaon. t S . ca r• > »« • . M to ba laauad thereon. Tha car- ida, on Ih* flrat Muiiday In agent o r attorney, or the A I II Ity: Margaret E. T yr* « ± ! ! ______________________ «r ii? u .ptVti i u ib i W i a ' i M u t r J #f MtT Nam* la w hich aaaaaaad Jo* tlflcata number and year uf tba month o f July, 13(1. which I t n l ahall b* void. Deputy Clerk U A Miriam l» Moat. All o f lituance, tha deacrlptlon o f la Iho 1st day o f July, 11(1. BOTICB o r AFFfclCATlOM hlghaat blddar At th* front ! ? , H on a rU ari h i .a m (HEAL) 1*1 Maym* I. W o lf tleardall, tlrldley and Lawlg Datad tbl* U th day ot May, tha property, and tha nama aald property balng In th* A* E iecu trla o f a a l d Attorneys for P la in tiff FOR T A B ORRD | door o f l b . a .m ln o l. County ! a* w * i * |{ r 'w la ad *ara I A r lh w H. B .ck w .tb , Jr. 1141. Court Houaa at Hanford, F lor­ In which It waa aaieaaad sra County o f Hemlnola, Htata o f (Poo. 104.1* rtotum *ao( Clark C ircuit Court, oatatc (« North Court Street (HEAL) ida, on iho flrat Monday In aa follow a: aa follow *: •4 104*1 Darlu J. icardi T«ww « r I Hrinlnole County. Florida Florida. Unlaaa auch rartlfl ’oat o ffic e llox 1)34 Arthur H. Tlackwlth, Jr., Attorney at M w NOTICE IH H ERERT OIV- lha month o f July, 11(1, which I Cartlllcata No. (44 Certificate No. ( ( I Yaar cata ahall b* radaemad ao *" Puhllak Juna I. It, II, 11. Orlando, Florida Clark C ircuit Court, BX, That Atlantic Uunlolpal la tha lat day o f July, IM1. I ________. . . . Ir.uanca 1(41 curding to law th* property 1(11 P. U. Box KA Publlih Juna 11. II, 32 A July Hemlnole, County. Florida Ueacrlptloa ot Prwportyi daaertbad In auch cartlllcata Corporation tha holder o f the Dated thla U lh day ot May , i t. W . „ Winter Park. Florida C D J-U 1343. Bag. (IV Cor. NIV U o f N B « Publlab Juno 4. 11. 11. t l . follow ing eortlflcota haa filed 11(1. J?rj e a u t r i i i l i l 1 Piwi* n . l 1 --------------------------------------------------- w ill b* aold la th* hlghaat hid Publlsk Juno ( . II. II. 32 CDJ-41. Id eartlflcato for laa daad I (HKAM l t7 a m * NOTICM OF APPLICATION dar at lha front door af th* Hrotlon IT Townahlp ! ( Rang* 1(41 CDJ-14 b . laauad .tharaon. T h . c . r - | A r t h .r _H. Rack,with. J r . « *„ Abi„ . ^OR T A B DEED Hemlnol* County Court lfoua* 11 K Itun N. 113.4 ft. to PUB CDJ-IT AMENDED NOTICR OF at IT Clark Court, Ilflcata number and year o f . » ■ '« » Circuit ,...- w ,. < ..,o , ■. _ «■ . « . , i iI-too. w , «w noticr o f a p pl ic a t io n IOLIO Florida *latntoa at Hanford, Florida, an Ih* Itun X. la Dag. (2 Min. K. TO! TER RY LEE DAVIS and laaaanc*. lha daacrlptlan of Barolnola County, Florida ' o f !• (• ) FOH T A X IIF.F.D flrat Monday In the munth of 11* ft. to R /W o f Htale Ruad NOTICE OF APPLICATION P im .lJ H ANN DAVIH. FOR TA X DEED lha property, and tha name la Publlih Juna ( , II, II, It. I * 1' * . „ * * , . NOTICE IH HKIIKIIT OIV- July, 1(4), whlrh la the 1*1 41 NWly Along IDud 311.3 ft (Bee. I M .lt Florid# *fata le* his wlfa, Dafandanla. H. 43 d. ( ft. lo P o ll Heel Ion IT I tee. 1*4.1* Ptoetda Slatato* •I 1*4*1 day o f July, 1(41. Itesldenco and M ailing w“ * ......... ®2L2i_______________________8 V 2 S E r n u r 1: ; ' ; 1 I • \ ? : n,hi1:id.M ru: l,c,r ;: * ( l» l* i NOTICE IH HEREBY GIV Datad thla U lh day o f May Townahlp 10 Hang* 33 K Address Unknown. NOTICE 1* HEREBY G IV- EN, That A tlantic Municipal Cartlfleata Xo. 44 Taar o f * O T ,,;" or APPLICAT , OX flcAl* ahall l.a fo llow in g cartlfleata liaa filed 1441. Nama In which aaaeaaed T. R. YOU AND EACH OP T o lf Jr. A Carlan* Phllllpa. All of EN, That Atlantia Municipal Corporation the holder of the ara hereby notified that suit laauaaca 1141 I . I S ? - ’ * .* i» . . . m i l I , * IJ cartlfleata for taa dead (HEAL) aald proparty balng la th* Corporation th* holder o f th* fallow ing eertlflcat* haa filed haa been com m enced against Arthur H. Baakwtth, Jr., p «*«rt*" » * f f^ w a c t y i im J ia ^ I lo b . laauad tharaon. Tha ear , b. f nnd p a ir nf County o f Homlnol*. Htat* of follow ing cartlfloat* haa fHad •aid cartlfleata for tax deed you In tha Circuit Court of Lot 4 Ulh. 14 Lockhart a iu h NOTICM IH HKItEHY O IV- -IJ> "a aold to tha klHhe.t J,’ , Clerk Circuit Court, "0urm ” ,f “ V l “ and* aald carllflcata fo r tax dead to be lu lled dlrialon Plat Hook I Page 1* That A »I*"U °, Municipal *•«•*«»•» at «h* fron t d oor . thereon. The Hemlnol* County, Florida Florida, t.'nlea* aucli rartlfl r.amm i., wlilrh It w at Puhllrii June (, 11. II, U. to ba laeuad tharaon. Til* ce r ­ certlfl* ate number and year o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of rate ahall ba redeemed ar Name In wliluli aaaaaaad Cllt- I Corporationi tli* hoM*r o f lh*|5Il* Hrmlnol* ( «»uiity C-oiirt I .. Ihe Htale o f Florida In and tiled 1 ford Andaraon. All o f aald p ro- follow ing ccartKl. a n na tn. .h a. . n , » ,» ■ '« '« • • • » ^ •• I a i* » a .co l r. .. . a.. . fo llo ww.:-. cording lo law the pruperty tificate number and year o* leauanc*. tha description o f (or Hemlnole County, the ab ­ CDJ-14 deecrlbed In auch certificate Issuance, the descrtptlun of tha pruperty, amt tha nama In breviated title o f which Is* p in y balng In tha County o f aald oartlllcata fur n ta i *l tVai Su- *1*1 T» * r Mauilnola. Htata o f riorlda. to bo laauad tharaon. Tho car- •« •»uly. m i . wM ch la th * lat lMUaBe, m t will ba arid to the hlghaat the property, and the nam* In which II waa aascaicd ar* aa FALL IHVKR 8 AVINGH BANK, .NUTICn OP APPLICATION Unlaaa auch carllflcata ahall IJlflcntw number and year o f * »» ■* Ju,lr* I DaM ciaiU c ot Property blddar at tha fron t dour of which It wa* •••ataed ar* a* followa: POR TAX DEED Daaeelptloa “•lain tiff, -va- T E R R Y LKH ba radaamad according to law Ilaauanca, lh* daacrlptlon o f the I * *•*" ,h l" 1' 1'1 “ f ° ‘ May le.ta ( A II li m a HI. ltd.) Illk H ie . 1*4.1* Florida at* tales tha Hemlnola County Court follow *: Cartlfleata No. 31 Taar * f DAVIH and PIIYLIJH ANN Year o th* property daacrlbcd In ouch Iproperty, and lh* name In llouaa at Hanford. Florida, on Cartlfleata No. 1111 1 Imkaelaw Plat Hook 4 Page o ( l***t laauanca t i l l DAVIH, hla wife. Ilefandante, certificate w ill h« arid to tha which It waa aaacaccd ar* a i MHl'.AM tha (Irat Monday In lha month laeuanc* 1(41 NOTICE IH IIEItEBY OIV Deaeetptlo# a f Property i 14 In Chancery No. 131(1. Deoeelpria# o f Proportyi hlghaat bidder at tha front follow a: * r*’,',r {•;, .",,:k w t''. Xama hich aaaaaaad ima In w wlilrh aaiceead Jama J EN, That Allautlc Municipal o f July, 11(1. which la the H. I ll ft o f N. 144 ft. uf W The nature nf thla ault I* N. 3110 ft. o f H. SiO ft. o f (1 fl. of K 10 ch o f HE >- o f door o f tha Hemlnot. County K * rtlflc* ta No. 11(1 Taar af M. Young at al. All of ari< aald Corpnrallun tha holder of the lat day o f July. 1(41. Court Houaa at Hanford, Flor- laauanca Unit I . H*"**""!- t.ounly. F lo r id a ' property being In tha County follow in g carllflcata haa ftlad lu ta d thla U lh day of May. X IV J E o f Park Hectlou 1* N W ', I M u H 2* ft. A E 40 a foreclosure o f that certain m ortgaac from aald defend­ Townahlp 31 Range 31 E Ida, on tha flrat Monday In I Uaoarlpltow o f Proportyi ' ul’ ,l ' h Ju', » *« l , < J1> of Hamlnolc, Hist* o f Florida aald cartlfleata (or ta t daad 11( 1. fl. o f N. 31 ft. o f X 13 ft.) Nama In which aaaaaaad T h eo­ Haetlon It Townahlp 11 lla n gi ants lo plaintiff, dated A pril tho month o f July, 11(1, which I l o t 114 tjuaen'a Mirror Houtk I •*** Unlaaa auch cartlfleata ahall to ba laauad tharaon. Tha ce r­ (HEAL) 13, 1(41 and recorded April la tha lat day of July, 1MI. I IT«» nook 1 I’ agaa t l A ( ( |C D J-U __________________________ ba redeemed according to law tificate number and yaar af Arthur H n tck w lth , Jr., dora J. A Novalla a . Aulln. 34 E All o f aald pruparly balng In Name In which aaaeaaed J. T 11. 1(41. In O fficia l ftarord* Clark Circuit Court, tha properly daacrlbad In auch laauanca, tha daacrlptlon o f tha “ “ m ‘ •' S 7 S £ ■ « » ■ !• » ; »»"■ ■ « « c L ir y t io V th County o f Hamlnot*. Htata Green. All o f aald property llook 321 paga 211 o f th* Pub­ Hemlnola County, Florida cartlfleata w ill ba aold to tha property, and tha nama In o f Florid*. Unleea auch cartl- being In the County o f Heml lic Records o f Hentlnol* Coun­ WEAL) of arid property bring In tha . . lM .ia rU rtO o ie o r.ie w I hi*i'*at bidder at tho ' front which It waa aaaaaaad art aa Publl-h Juna (. II, II. 3>flcata shall l>a redeemed ac- note, m ate o f Florida. I’ nlaas ty, Florida, encum bering that Arthur II. Rachwllh, Jr.. I County of Heinlnola, g la to of I . d..ur of tin Hcmlnule County follow a: CDJ-M curding tu law tha pruperty •uch ic r tlflc a le ahall ba re ­ certain piece o r parcel o f Clark Clreult Court, | Florida. Unlaaa auch c e r t lfl-1■" 'vS'Ti.T r ii'a it'C- ih iii i i r i i r , i i v . Court llouee at Hanford, Flor Carllflcata No. I l l Yrar af property located, situate, an-l ■amlnola County. Florida NOTICE OF APPLICATION described In such cartlfleata deemed a ccording to law tha bring In aald County and cata ahall a ccord - I K‘ KN xiiut A A lU tlantic Munlolual I Hr»t In laauanca 1(41. ■n |In R hradaamad . Rnrniiarlv P « n . P . ; 7rl*a. * . * Tl*®1 n tlo Municipal Id* Ia«ha ,lha r'* 1* All*nilL MUlllOlpAI „ «>" . . n ,»>»• ..a V i„iw iMonday k « >ki..b will ba aold to tha hlghaat property deacrlbtd Publlab Juna (, It, II. ]}. FOR TAX DEED In auch Htata. to -w ll: DoarrtptUa ot Propaatyi i l Tue^ e . m n / . . . t? ili Corporation lha h old .r o f ih . h . monlh o f July. 11(1, which ODJ-14 (See. 1*4.1* F lorid# 1 la I# tea blddar »t th* front door of rarllflcata w ill b* aold to th* M t 10. Block T * . NOnTIt b o l d in i o t the h l hlgheat h lJh M f'Mbidder H rf.) Mld follow in g certifica te .haa filed ,hte* d 1,1 ot J u ,r • 1**, ‘ M t 1 lllb, II Tlar C Tlia Town tha Hemlnola County Court hlgheat blddar at Ihe front bea ^101(1 .. d ...i , * lu Dated thla U lh day af May of Hanford Plat Buok 1 Pagaa • f !*<•) t> It I. A N D O TOWNHITH RUTUH OF APPLirATION NOTICE IS H EREBY OIV- Houaa at Hanford. Florida, on door nf tha Hamlnola County 24 lo 41 and 111 111 111 111 FOURTH ADDITION, aa i u M ..^ c o................................................ uM »• i . . « . 't . ■?*. FOR TAB PEEK , ^. .i. i. v.......... EN, That A lU n tlo Municipal tha flrat Monday In lha month Court Houaa at Hanfurd. F lo r­ 111 .... IKIcata number and year of (HNAM recorded In Plat Book 11, Corporation Ilia holder o f lha o f July. 1»(3. which la lha ida, on Ilia flrat Monday In Arthur It. Backwlth, Jr Nama In which aaaaiiad Ellpage 21, Public Ramr-la ST n m " * ............................ T o W I n '^ m o n l h 'S ? July t M U ^ ^ . T b ^ ^ . c r i p 'l l o i ; " ? the Clark Circuit Court lha month nf July. 1(43. which •abatli M w ry. All o f aald pro­ follow in g cartlfleata haa filed lat day of July. 1M3 nf Hamlnola County, Flar* Datad thl* U th day o f May. la lh* lat day of July, IMS NOTICE IH H E R t.n r OIV-1 i x j . Which la i h i h let J dLy prh°.p*r ,}r: ' h* "l* ln* ln Hemlnol* County. Florida perty balng In th* County af ■aid ra rllflcata fo r tax dead hla. EX. That Atlantic Munlulpal|0f July. 1*41. •folMwaS* " , r * * ' Publlak Jua* I, t l, II, 11. Datad thla 12th day at May. Hemlnol*, Htata o f Florida. to ba laauad theraun. Tha ce r­ 1(43. EACH OP YOU IH REQUIRe Corporation th* hold. r at lit* Datad Ihla U th day o f May, ... . . . .... t» * l tificate number and yaar af (SEAL) Unlaaa auch cartlfleata ahall t i l l . ED lo file your answ er or follow ing rtrtld ca t* haa (11*41 m i . Cartlfleata No. II * Toar of .. Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr., ba radaamad a ccording to low laauance, th* deacrlptlon of (HI! ALT Other written defense* to tha aald rartlflrat* IMMlO _ P ** * Clark Circuit Court. tha property, and tha name In . . . for laa .... dead II (HEAL) I laauane# IkaBaaloM lh* pruparly deacrlbod la auclt Arthur If Beckwith. Jr, Ueoerlpllow a l P roportyi Complaint with the Clark o f Hemlnola County, Florida to b* laauad thereon. Th# carArthur II. Rtokwllh. Jr. XUTIl'R o r APPLICATION hlch It waa aaeesaed ara as certificate will bo aold to tha Clerk Circuit Court. Lota i l l A 3(1 Black llain lha Circuit Court o f Hrmlnola tlflcata number and year ot Clark Circuit Court Publish June 4. II. t*. >2FOR TAX DECK hlahaat blddar at lha front follow s: Hemlnole County. Florida County, Florida, In thla promock Plat llouk 1 Page* It laauanca, lh* daacrlptlon of Hemlnol* County, Florida Tear o f 1CU Publish Juna 4. 11. II. 12. A lug and Plat liuuk 1 Paga* t ie r . 104.1* Florida atatwtaa dour uf tha Hamlnola County Certificate No. ( ) ! rcrdlna and to aarv* a copy th* property, and the nama In publlab June I, 11. 11, : ( . ODJ-14 at 104*1 Court llouaa at Hanford. F lor­ laauanca 1141 CDJ-tP I* It* A l i t thereof upon tha p la in tiff* which It waa aaaaaaad art a*|||(j NOTICE IS H EREBY OIV- ida, on tha flrat Monday In Dceeelgfta# at P rop erty' Nam* In w hlck aaaaaaad Lll • Honiara, w ho,* name* and in tub c t r c it t iu ir t followa: CD J-U lha month o f July. 1(11, which M ta I A I Blk. C Tract I NINTH JUDICIAL CIRC! IT. NOTH g UF APPLICATION a-l-lreas ara harelnaftar aet i . : . N .ch .m a n " . V T All oi ^ . " h o M . ? " . '^ Carllfteal* No. 1*1 Tear of Hanlamto Hprlnca A ccordin g to FUR TAX DEED la Ilia l it day o f July. 1(41. forth, as required by Jaw, IN AND FUR AEMINULR laauanca 11*1 NOTICE OF APPLICATION •aid property being In !!>• P - n ^ l V i r a e 'm i c a t ^ V a a ^ 'u d (See. 1* 1. 1* Flarlda Slalalea Datad Ihla Uth day of May, Flat T hereof Recorded I'pon Clll'NTA. FLORIDA County ot Hemlnole, H ula o f i ” . . !..!. not later Ilian lha (lh day v f Uaaertallan o f Propertyi FOR TA X IIF.KU tba Public R ecords ot Hanri11 ( 1. ot 1* 1 *) Florida. . Unlaaa auch ce rtlfl. c *r‘ I 'f * '* . f " r . ' l l . d.V .' July I(«3 In defa u lt th -ra of M le I II A 11 lllehpam Plan­ IN CHANCERY Nil. CD** (le e . 1*1.1 A Law* at t » 4 l) |to ba laaued thereon. Tha cer­ nola County. Florida NOTICE IH II PIIt l: BY GIV Arthur It. Backwlth, Jr. cate* ahall ba radaamrd acthe causa will proceed *x parlo tation Plat Book t Pag* II FED ER AL NATIONAL MORT­ .NOTICE IH HEIIEBY OIVtificate number and year o f Nama In which aesessad Max EN. That Atlantic Municipal Clark Clrrult Court, Nam* ■I In which of J. A Jean L. Oaraplc. All ot GAGE AHHOCIATION. A Cor­ Corporation lha holder of the upon tha entry o f * Deere* , rnaaaeaed v . r -. -EYli­, KS‘ Th“ A,1* nll° Municipal « “ ^ ' " « t®lnU 7 u »h' p ^ (^ I>; u .u . n e . . th . description u. gemlnola County, Florida te hath A. Pickard. All of aald I Corporation lha holder o f tha I Mwwasrltewet In auch c.r lirica l* |h prop#rl- pn(| th, B4m, •eld proparty being in Ihe poration organised under an fotlow ln* certifica te hti filed Pro Confesao against you. Publlih Juna (. 11. II. 11. proparty WITNEHH my hand and Ih* ty b rin g In tba Connty follow ing cartlfleata haa filed " 'J ' b* . '.’L1'1 , lo h which It waa aaaaaaad or* •• CDJ-31 County ot Hemlnole, State af Act o f Congraea and aalatlng •Sid certificate fo r tat deed o f H em ln ole. Plata ot _______ .aald . . . cartlfleata ....... .L. t. .daad . . . S,1*l*1* r .•* ‘ J1* front door o f Ih* f0 ||0WiI official seal o f sal-1 Court In •Inula. Florida. I for a Florida. Unlaaa auch rartlfl- pursuant to tha Federal Na­ to ba Issued thereon. Tba cer ___k. ___, i i l _a . . l .ii I . ... _ I Kan> iinla d’ naan I w I'liiinl llmiaa I "riiuwat Hemlnola County, Florida, Ihla tional M ortgage Association, Unlaaa auch certificate ahall t„ bo laauod tharaon. Tha cart' ounJ p J'1uurl Certlfloata No. t i l l Yaar af sale shall ha redeemed a c­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION tlflcate number and year be redeemed according lo law (Iflra u number and yaar o f ,h T leauanc* 1*11 cording lo law tha pruparty Charter Act. having Its prin­ Issuance, tha description of lilt -lay uf Juna, 1(41. FOR TAA DEED (HEAL) th* pruperty do.erlhad In auch I le.uanca, the daicrlpll.m o f tha I V T * *ht ,,loll‘ h uf uearelpilow a f Prapartyi Itee. 1*4.1* Flaetda dtatatc* daacrlbad In aucli certificate cipal ofrlca In Ilia City of the property, and (ha nama In Arthur H Beckw ith. J r. r«rtlflcMU w ill b« »oId lo lh« I pruptrty, oru! Iho namo In ^J1 ?***iJI^ ch # lll# 1-1 ***** I Lot* 4 k. h Illk. I> Klrol AJJI- s f 1*4*1 111 ba aold to lha hlgheat 22 aililnglou D istrict of C ol­ which It was assessed art aa Clerk o f tha Circuit Court hlghaat. blddar at tha front |which It . . . . . . . . . a d a r . a* K / J i ! * * }***-. .................... tTon lo U r a l. T .r r lc a Flat NOTICE IH HEREBY G IV ­ bidder at th* front door af umbia. folio » ai Dated Ihla 13th day a f May, door o f th* Hamlnola County follow*) lly: Margaret E. Tyra P lain tiff j Book 1 Pag* 41 EN, That A lU ntlo Municipal lh* Hemlnol# County Court Certlflcat* No. ( ( ( Yaar af Deputy Clark Court llaua* at Hanford, F lo r-I Cartltlcat* No. t i l l Tear of t i l l . Nama In which aaaaaaad Rack Corporation th* holdar o f tha lloua* at Hanford. Florida, on v*. laauanca t(* l (HEAL) Ida, on lb* flrat Monday In laiuanc* 11(1 lleardall. Grldley and M w la ORVILLE F T . K EPH ART and Dora Graham. All o f aald follow ing ca rllflcata has filed th* flrct Monday In the munth Deaertpllaa ot Property! Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr., A th* month o f July, IM l, which Doooriptlaa a f Propertyi properly being In Ih* County •aid certificate fo r tax dead o f July. IM l. wlilrh I* the IRENE U. KF.I'IIART Ms wife, fait 114 lleptut o f Wlnwood Attorneys for Plaintiff Clark Circuit Court, la tho tat day o f July, IM l. Lot j - g u, u |.uBll ||*|g h t . Ra *o North Court Htre*t Refandania. tat day o f July. t(*3 to ba laaued lharaon. Tha cer B .m ln o l. i“ ,.o»T» ........ j . o f Hemlnola, HUt* of Florid* Park fla t Hook 1 Faxe 30 Datad lhl* U lh day af May, pu t p l . t Book 11 Pag* T4 P o ll O ffice Box 3334 NUTIlE T l) APPFAH Datad lhl* U th day af May llflca le number and yaar of Name In which assessed Frank Orlando, Florida :. ^ •h*>' THE BT.ATK UF FLOHIDA I Nama la which aaaaaaad R » , p u b i f a r ; ; 1 b* radoomad according to law laauanca. tha description of 1(41. A Gala Jackson. All uf aald Publish June 11, IL 12 * TUI UIIV1LI.E E. K EPH ART tha property daacrlbad In aucli lha property, and tha nama (HEAL) bcln* In tha County July 3, 1(43. Arthur H. Beckwith. J r . I o f 'i a f d tr ip .M y * bHng**l£ the CUJ’ n __________________________ cartlfleata will ba aold to th* In which It was aaaaaaed art and IRENE U. KEPH ART oproparly Arthur ft Backwlth. Jr., f Hemlnola. Hlata ot Florida CDJ-41 Address unknown hlghoat bidder at th* front aa follow a: Clerk o f Circuit Court Unites auch certificate shall YOU ARK IIEIlF.IIY NOTI­ ba redeemed according lo law geminate County. Florid* door a f Ih* Hamlnola County Carllflcata No. *Tt . • u . l M . 'nS « h , , A ‘rH «'! * O T ,tT a E ° ; A AA u ? J u A T , M Taar * f FIED that a suit haa baen fil­ V t property described |B surh In the Canal nf lha Cnnnty Publish Jua* 4, 11. II. Mlaauanca t i l l ggyu b Jgg. . f* y U U w " t M ^ M r .y g S : < ! « * .» “ * 1 f - rl. ;,‘r. r " i ° . ,adda!;, , U ed against you In tha above certificate will l>* wild lo the Jndar. arm lnel* Cnnnty, Mat# CDJ-11 DooeetptUa ot P cop a 'tyi mt Flarlda, la Prnbata. entitled cetiaa, and that you All HH’ lt of N K '* Hat wain highest bidder at the front In ea tha Ratals alt IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT. hVJhl.V,* mil" NOTICE I* HEIUSBY OIV- |h* °.f J " ,p; *•**• w,l*l5k M k * Mary Road and Ry A N NOTICM OF APPLICATION ara rtdulrad lo fII# your an­ door of lha Hemlnola County DEM E Y MATH KM H, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCRIT i* Y»M th 7 » l5 i» d ! « L » fcahl ***. Th** A lU n llc Municipal l> V i.a j . 7 -V u .*!' o f Br. Kd. Haetlon 11 Township FOR T A X DEED swer with tha Clark o f this OF FLORIDA IX AND FOR g ! l | ! i , , ,b r o I i , l e l Court H a l t ! Corparatloa lh* holder o f U # L , ® * 1*4 ,h U UlUi t f , f *“ r Dacaased. (lo # . ISLIS F lorid# tta to la* Court and to aarv* a copy Cuurt llouea at Sanford, F lor­ II Rang* 1* E. ida, on tha first Monday In g —HINOLR COUNTY. . ? follow in g eartlflcato haa filed FINAL NOTICE tharaof upon th* P lain tiff or tha month o f July. IM l. whlrh ot 1*4*1 Nama In which ttaasaad Jean Nolle# la hereby alvan that CMANCERY NO, >**04 „ | S 'U V 't o . V a ? * * ?«• "T ??. * " V '4 ^ J r L r R NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­ P la in tiff* attorooys. whoa* Backwlth, Jr.. •tta Ehrankrana. Alt o f said ta tha let day o f July, IM l. tha un-lcralgnad will, on Ih* NOTICE OF l i l t IN to ha laauad tharaon. Th* carClark Circuit Court, property balng In tho County EN. That A tlantis Uunlolpal nama and address I* Blahop ■ORTUAUH POHRCLOal'RR July. M il. which In Ih* tat tlflcata number ta d yaar of Ihla lath day at Ma>. Uth -lay o f July, A D. 1143. Corporation lha holdar o f Ih* A llornsteln. 24 Hast Pin* IMDated dar o f July, IM l. ■amlnola County, Florida o f gamlnola, d iet* o f Florid*. l FE D E R A L NATIONAL HURT present to (hr !l"ron ah la D .t .4 Ik,a ,» tk day af May. I ^ V V ^ . r . ^ a n V Unlaaa auch eertlflcat* shall follow in g cartlfleata has filed Htraat. Orlando. Florida, not (HEAL) OAUU ASSOCIATION, nama £In I. . County Judae of Hemlnola ba radaamad according to law aald carllflcata for ta* da*d talar than July Ird, 1(41. It Arthur It Be-kwlth. J r. County, Florida, liar final rawhich It waa aaaaaaad ar* aa | « * ' a “ 'f , | ( M A D C D J -ll tha proparly daacrlbad la such ta ba laaued thareon. Th* cer­ you fall to do ao a Deere* t.'lark Circuit Court. follow a : •»*• turn, account and vouchara, tifica te lu m bar and year of Pro Confaaao will ba entered Artkur H. Backwlth. Jr. Meuilnola County, Florida HATMO.VD JOHN 1.EROE and e a rtlflca to No. M U Yoor o f I Ntyrtl'H OF APPLICATION aartlflcat* wilt b* (old to th* iMuanco, »h* d oicrlp tlo * o f against you for lha rallat da­ as Adm inistratrix of tha Clark Clreult Court, hlghoat blddar * t tha front Publish Juna f. 11, IL 12 CAROL ANN 11. LEIIOE, kl* Estate o f DEAVET MAYHEM H, laauane* 1111 I FO R TAX DERD th* proparty, and tha aama ■amlnol* County. Florida rn indad In tha Complaint. This dacaased. and at aald time, wlfa, D oaoriotU o a* F M o o rty. IM . „ rtaH da atatatoa door o f th* gamlnots County |* which It waa tasaeaad *ro suit ta to foracloa* a m ort­ CDJ-ll Court Houao at Hanford. FlorLota 4 T I A > (M a t ■ 1* ft. I , , laaat D o f.n d .n ta IM l J " M ** “ ■ **• then and there, make appli­ gage. Tha real property pro­ A ltT K K OF aa follow *: APPLICATION cation to tha said Judge f - r at M t I ■ la ft. o f w i i | n o t i c e i* i i e h e b y o i v - tdA a* tha flrat Monday In Cartlfleata No. 1214 |CDJ-14 Taar af ceeded against Is; tha month of July. IM l, which FOM TA X DEED RATMOND JOHN LEROK, ft. o f M t T) Blh. II North I KN. That AlUntlo Municipal Is tha tat day o f July, IM l. Issuance 1(41 M t I. Block 31. NORTH ISC*-. 1*4.1* Pl«r4d# ttatalea a final a rtlln iia a l o f her WHOSE RESIDENCE IH ROTICR OF APPLICATION adm inistration o f aal-l estate, Chuluola F lat Uook 1 Pagoa Corporation th* holder o f tha Oeoeetptloa ot Peogeetyl ORLANDO 1*T ADDITION, a l IP4*I Datad this U th day o f May. AND WHOSE and for an ord er discharging .UNKNOWN — --------------------------FOR T A X URED ■ p4 to (4 fo llow in g carllflcata kas filed IM l. g 41.04 ft. o f N. lll.u t ft. of according to plat thereof NOTICE IH HEREBY GIV­ leAHT JKJdOWFI MAJUNO ( l a a 10440 Ftorida MolOdM ‘ a wkloh aaaoMid D. D. M (d e ertlflcat* for tax daad (SEAL) W 14* ft. o f El* o f NE'A of recorded In Plat Book II. EN, That Atlantic Manlclpal bar as auch Administratrix. Dated this tha Tth day af ADDRESS IS: is u . BOX ot 10(g) DanlaL A ll o f aald proparty lo ba laauad tharaon. Tha earPage* 11 and 14. Public Corporation the holder o f tba Arthur H. Hackwllh. Jr., N W Q ■•otto* I f Tow nship 11 No. II. NAVY No. IT*, e /o NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV- I &••"■ <■ th* County ot Sami- tlflcata n u m b ., aad yaar s f llauurda o f Hamlnola Coun­ follow ing rertlflraia haa flit | June. A. D 13(3. Bangs H E . Ctork s f Circuit Court. /a Ooaa! M ath s.-FLEET POST OFFICE, I EN, That A tloatlc Munlalpal I nolo. Slats o f Florida, Unlaas I laauanca. lha description o f Nama In which aaaaaetd J R ty, F lorida, said certificate for tax deed Hamlnolo County. Florida As Adm inistratrix o f Hi* ■A X W lA X C IItcn. .CAM - 1 Corporatloa tha holdar ot tko | «u«k cartlfleata ahall bo ro- tha proparty, and tho asm* In IMikUali Juna 4. 11, II. 11. S I’ lnkay Davis. All ot aald Together with tha fultowlug to be laaued thareon. Tha Estate of FOHNIA, and CAROL ANN I follow in g cortllletts ban filed «U-toaJ accord in g to law th* which It was taiaiaad tr* •* properly b rin g In the County Ii. in• o f pruptrty which ara cartlfleata number and year CDJ-31 D KAA'ICY M.ATIIEAVH 1L LEKOE, hi* w lf*. I said aarllflcal* for u s load I property daacrlbad I* auch aar- follow *: • f Hemlnolo, Stale v f Florida. loow i.d la aad perm anently In­ o f liia x n cc. tha daacrlpt|«B „t D ccexied W HOSE RESIDENCE AND to ba laauad tharao*. Th* ear- U deato w ill bo sold to th* C artltlcat* No. 1114 Tear a f NOTICE o r APPLICATION Unloaa ouch certificate ahall stalled aa a part o t tha lm tha proparty, and lha asm* In Htsnstrom. Davis A McIntosh AD D RESS IS UNKNOWN, title*!* n um bs, *nd yaa, o f hlghoot blddar at th* D o*t laaaaaca 1MI ba redaamad a ccording to law pruvamants on aald land: FOR T A X DEED which II waa aaaaaaad ara as AAlorneys for Administratrix AND TOi A LL PARTIES I laauanca, th* daMrlptla* o f I door o f th* Som laol* County U coorigtlaa ad Frogoctyi (■••. K i l l Ftaetd# ggatwto# tho proparty daacrlbad In such 1. W all liautar — I'analray follow *: Pual Of tic a Drawer Mia CLAIM!NO INTERESTS th* property, a*d th* *am* Court Houao *1 Hanfurd, F lor- M t ( I A K cpU t of a part o f *1 1*4*! cartlfleata w ill ba arid to — Modal FA-42 Cartlfleata No. 1001 Yaar at Hanford, Florida BY. THROUOIL UNDER I la which II w gg aaaoaaad gr* Ida, th* flrat Monday la Sportam ia’ s P ortdis* Flat tha hlghaat bidder ot th* front XOT1CR IS HKREBT OIVI. lla n g i — Dial* — Modal Issuance IM l Ptbllah Juno «. II, I I « July OQ AOAINST TH B A - la * fo llo w s : th* month o f July. 1111. which. Booh I Pago I t BN, That A tlantic Municipal door o f th* Homlnol* County Deaertptlva mt Prapartyi 1142-01 l IH** F o r e s AID PERSONS. I C o r liflM is No. 1144 T oot gf ■ Is th* l i t Say s f July, t i l l . M * a * to whiok aaaoaaad Frank Cerpgraltoa thg h*ld*r ot lh* C oa it H om o at Soaford. F lor4 R afrlgaiatar — FrlgldAlt* M i 1* o n s e t * Garden# la d CDtf-44 AM |Uflol N o t p v Legal Notice D orothy Pstsrson. A ll o f aald property bring In tha Tountr a f Romlnola, Itata o f IAb M r W a * M n 2 ^ U «M r a ik «r t B*4u V k C* " o t Lot Florid*. Calaaa aucb rartlI n *w# f i t l t v t i l im i| k |4 1 It D*l* M UlR* W ftcata ahall ba radaamad i f m Si S t S l S S t * « tMf. 41 Mia. W. cording to taw tha property 1 fe £ f f < e . « l-x - tx '< J,l«- ydrier Ibad In aucb crrtlflcata LAX1» O T A T U . A « \ * d - Hlway X E ly AU ng III ba told to tha h ig h lit blddrr at tha front door o f CDI-11 p u t thaeoof, r a n r M la I B® °* • " * * ** tha Ramlnolr County Court w T ^ T U t TtlaadU M a a la tlij I K a t i t o r i T l L * pagta 1 A I ' \ W£ ! f n / n ! ’k" , 4 J A*l‘l I NFT1CB a f APPLICATION ftauaa o f Hanford, riorld a . on 1 , f tl,# » * * » " r**oH * *f ! ? * . . « * * " ‘ r tha flrat Monday In tha month fct ,4^ L ? , aA!5 *• A'J rwmTAM mmm» K l W t a f aortlfloota b#o J W •omlnale C ou ntr, Florid*. # . ! ? . * « » (•**. m t t n . r t Z i i . i . i . . a f July, 1141. wblrh la tha MIA aartincato far taa d#*d TOOKTHKR w ith all f l S t x m I S " * 1/ . Ifth d h t aaaa^o. I at day a f July. 11(1. M Z X o u X X Z S Sm t ri fVelta .k ali K X S L T Z * ™ n e " 7 , ,,K R E B T 0 ,V ; (■B AArthur H. Backwlth, Jr. tkT ^aocriatlaT af I tVa m a l l * hwrin I «• '* * "»• br.portr **• **•« Atlantis. Muolclpal Clark Circuit Court, S a s r e e e r tr . aad Iha nam* j .a* , .T,V ** bf •■!••• harala I |„ such cartlflrata Corporation tha boldar af th» gamlnnta County, Florida {^ w C ^ U w J T a « 7 1 i S T b S t f l l U atala.t . . I * ™ * "> »* «• *“ b l r t « t I f.n .w l.h , «r«lfl,_ .t. ha. fllod Publish Juaa a, II, II. 1*. till C fJ -1 1 . TOO i: | logoi Notict follow in g cartlfleata hna filed aald certificate for lag deed to bo laaued tharaon. Tho cartlflcata number nnd year af laauane*. th* daacrlptlon af the pruoert). and Ih* nam* la which It waa ameeaad ar* aa follow a: Cartlfleata No. ta il T ta r af laauance tfdt Paaeelprlaa o t Property i Lot* 11 A t l Blk. C P*»r! Lake H eight! Flrat Addition Plat Book * Pago to Xama In which aaaeaead Cal*ata (laytr. All o f laid propery being In th* County af Hemlnolo. Htate o f Florida. Unlaaa auch certifica te ahall ba redeemed according to law tli* aroparly dearrtbed In auch cartlfleata w ill b* aold to the hlghaat blddar at the front door o f tho Hemlnolo County Court llouee at Hanford. F lo r­ ida, on tho flrat Monday In th* month o f July. t i l l , which la th* lat day o f July, U41. lu te d thla U th day a f (la y 1141 (HEAL) Arthur H Backwlth, Jr.. Clark Circuit Court. Hamlnnlo County, Florida Publlab June 4. II, 11. 12CDJ-14 Ida, on th* flrat M onday In tho month o f July. 1141. whlrh la th* lat day o f July, 1143. Dated thla U th da y a f May, �Your Herald A d Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2 - 5612 Classified Phone mm mm Office 204 W. First 9. F or 8U o o r B o a t Sly* 12- R *a l E s ta te F o r S i l o READ THIS TRAILER .pacn tor r o o t Mobil* Manor n*ar Saalan- Three bedroom, two bath LOCH ARBOR home, just do Spring*. State Rout* 484, a drive and • pitch from •oath cod o f Mobil* Avc. M a y f a i r Golf Course. Martin Schucman. Pbon* ONLY $14,000. $900 downTE a-3130. payment includes all closing EDUCATOR will rent furntebcosts. Monthly payments cd 3 BR horn* to d**ir»bl* $90, including principal, in­ tenant PA 2-0161. E x t SO. terest, taxie and insurance. LARGE, cool, turn. 3 bdrm. apt. Only |59.50. 1708 Magnoha. •aaforb Irralb June 25, ’ 63 — Pane 9 27. Special Service* Bv Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE IM P /v A A /U Stemper Agency REALTOR — LNSUROR LARGE House, t Bedroom, S PA 2-4911 1911 S. French Ave DEADLINE* bath. 8133 Mo. PA >4819. BEST buy In the State of CLAMIF1ID OU TLAY: FURN. Apt. 2300 MellonvUle. Florida today. A beautiful T om ., thro Fit. • X P. M. day 3 bedroom country home. M m feutftloa. Moo. * S o t t BEDROOM furniihid A partPrice only $4500.00. Edward mint with largw tcrim id F. Lane. Ph. FA 2-3966. porch. Riaaonabl*. Call STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tua*., thru Prt - 2 P. M. day trior* inacrtloa. Moo. - Sat RESPONSIBILITY: PA 2*3164 between 8 A 6. BDRM. Ig. Living room. Elec. Rang*. 122 Shannon Drive. Available July lat. Real good terms! 15 acres, 12 cleared with 386 ft. of state road frontage near Oviedo. Tb* Herald wUl not t* n AVAILABLE JULY 1ST St. Johns Realty apoaaibl* lor a o n thaa on* An unusually good selection THE TIME TESTD FIRM lacom et tnurtioa of your ad. o f fin* homes 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 and n a m ta tb* right to re­ FURNISHED el** or r*J*«t any advartiaa3 bedroom l t t bath L o n g - SALE or Trade 5 room House aod 1 acre for Housetraller aunt from what erd*r*d t* dais 885 and difference. 1211 W. 20th toufona to tb* polleiM of thla 2 bedroom for economy $66 l a w U M ia 34. Article* For Sal* John E. Fox Seminole Realty Wall Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty H O L L ERSo/SANFO R D 50,000,000th CELEBRATION SALE Jim Hunt Realty 00 *1969 BIG STOCK OF 3 BEDROOM. Dk bsth bouse. 2115 Chase. Children wel­ come. 322-3600. liARGE 4 bedroom House next to llisb School with 1 acre of yard. Nice for children. Stove A refriger­ ator. Ph. FA 23619 8:30 to 3:30. Alter 6 FA 2-7631 $73. Month. lot at 1114 Mellonville Ave. Many extras Include living room fireplace with malto gany paneling; p a r q u e t hardwood floors, Florida room, dining room ind a large, equipped cat-in kit­ chen. Laundry room and lots of storage space in double g a r a g e . Call FA 2 9320 for an appoint­ ment. CHILDREN kept. PA 2-4182. Stenstrom Realty DEPENDABLE Girl wants Real Estate—Mortgage* I mwk- Vh- rA * 7<OT, 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 MALE College student, senior. Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 Evenings FA 2 2617 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 Business Administration. Desires summer employ went. FA 2-WW. FOR >our best buy, choose j WILL do babysitting. And also Tee 'N Green Estates 3 A week ends. FA ‘2-5019. 4 Bedrooms. More space FURN or unlurn. Duplex /or your money. 2utii Street BABYSITTER or housecieea-Near Lake Jessup. Large In* FA 2 0338. 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home. West by Mayfair Golf lot. FA 2 8808. Florida room, lots of trees. Course. Open daily 11-6:00. DAYS work wanted 322 7031 Near base. Low down pay­ 322-2744. Builders: L$t\ EN­ I BEDROOM House. 2608 S. ment. FA 2-6835. TERPRISES, INC. Elm. Water turn. FA 2-XW7 Child Care. FA 2-2274. 36. Al WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, $1 per day rental for Electric RAMBLER American. *58 $1.25 PER WEEK SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Radio A Heater. Ctean. $550 Carpet Shampooer with pur­ Assume payment. 1962 Zlg All Types and Sites FA 8-8067. chase of Blue Lustre. CarZag Sewing Machine. Makes W* Repair and Scrvic* button botes, darns, A roll’a Furniture. '63 BUICK solid. Straight S T I N E monograms. Balance at 1 stick. 8200. Come to Sanford Machinery and Supply Co. BABY Crib. 813. FA 2-3173. payments. FA 2-9441. A A W Root Beer Stand. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4433 21" ADMIRAL TV k stand. OKRA, wholesale. Holcombe. I960 300 Blanchina Flat $1M Needs some work. $30. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ FA 26838. 322-6743. FA 2-3366 after I p. (B. geration service. All work 1 STEREO portable Record guaranteed. Very reason­ 1938 CORVETTE. Fuel ln je c HAIRY INDIGO Player. 1963 model, used able in price. Day FA 3-7434 Uon. 4 speed, positrsctlon. Regular, 190 lbs.—00.00. Larg­ 3 hour* with $32.00 worth Night FA 2-2069. Call FA 2-4242 between 6 er quanitlea—31.00. o f albums. $33.00. Also 1 to P p. m. Pensacola Bahia, ask for •elf propelled 4 cycle Briggs LAW N SERVICE prices. Ask for price list. k Stratton reel type Lawn 1837 4 door CHEV. Be! Mr, Mowing and edging, etc. Sat* . M. Prevatt 749-2113 Se­ Mower. A-l cond. $17.00. auto trana. 3 new tiros, (.faction guaranteed. Ph. ville, Fla. A. L. Dawson. 2nd house on 323-0672 after 5. FA 2-1317. left going South on N. 1954 CADILLAC. All poiror; TRACTOR work, mowing, TAKE OVER UNPAID BAL. Cameron front Celery. HEM UNPAID BAL. new tire*. $565. Inquire discing, blade, scoop. Ph. '63 Port. TV 199.04 1 TON Air-Conditioner. A-l 409 W. 3rd. St. FA 2-7644. '62 Port. TV $.11.30 condition, end tables, port­ '63 Console TV $188.40 able Wcstinghouse oven, 37. Boats - Motor* Air-ConditioninI f f ’63 Port. TV $118.60 sun lamp, radio. Misc. SC. H. B. p o p e c o ., IN «2 Riding Mower $72.00 Reins. Phone 323 IM85. Gateway T o fThe Waterway 3U> So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 '63 Port TV $92.60 R ob son Sporting Goodi Terms to fit your budget SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS 29. Automobile Servlet Your EVINRUDE Dealer Jerry Lord FA 2 3219 FIRESTONE STORE 304-4-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-366V Auto Glass, Tops Corner 1st k French Ave. MILADY’S SHOITE i 14' DUN PHY Boat. 33 bp.' k Seat Coven O f fine Fabrics SALE on used T.V.'s. Guaran­ Johnson electric, trailer, AUTO GLASS & 10.) S. Park Ave. teed. Town A Country. Ph. skits A rope and other ex* SEAT COVER CO. 322-3362. 36. Automobile* - Trucks tras. $330. 322-9367. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 4 Li. MURK GUARANTEED USED chain link fence. Very 38. M o to rcy cle s - S co o te r* BUYING A NTW or good condition. Rtwetmable USED CAR? 1939 HARLEY Davidson 74 price. Ph. 322-8121. AU TO GLASS FINANCE IT WITH US FL. Well equipped. Excel* OKRA by * Low Interest Rates the bushel. lent condition. $730. 10th fit. INSTALLED FA 2-0415. ♦ Low Monthly Payments A Sanford Ave. Senkarik Glass an d Paint FLORIDA STATE BANK Company HEADY MIX Concrete, win­ 1902 CUSHMAN Eagte Scoot* 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4612 dow sills, lintels, steps, SACRIFICE 34 Plymouth er. 8 hp. with accessorial. blocks, sand, cement, rock, convertible. $150. FA 21260 322-8743. 31. Poultry • Livestock pipe, steel, grease traps, after 5. dry wells, stepping stones. BAY Gelding. 7 yrs. old. 13>i 39. T ra ile rs - C abana* . 22 JUNK CARS •Miracle Concrete Co. hands high. FA 2-4t>84. Up ' to 1937 models, lots of GREAT LAKES. 1950 t Bad* 309 Elm Ave. F A 2-6751 good parts. Make offer on room llousetraller. 33' S UP 3IA. Feta USED Garden Tiller. Cheaper one or all. Reel's Used Will s a c r i f i c e . Sanford, BEAGLES. $20. Can be Men thsn renting. FA 2-8809. Cars, loth A Sanford Ave. 322-3435. at 103 Garrison Dr. o r Csll FA 2-7544. St. Sanford. *i think we'd better transfer You-Know-Who from tht UNFURNISHED glee club to the cheering taction'.” 3 bedroom Hit bath A RARE Opportunity. Low Lease $85 1 . L o s t * P ou n d mortgage balance. Spacious 12. Real Estate For Sal* 21. Beauty Salons 3 bedroom EXCEPTIONAL 3 bedroom, lib bath home LOST: Light brown Dach leas* $85 near playground. $750 down HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK ahund. Silver chain with no 3 bedroom luxury home $175 payment with monthly pay Complete Ser. Eve. Appt’a. tagi, crook in end of tail 3 bedroom larger Pinecreit menta. 398.31. 103 So. Oak FA 2-5742 Aniwtrt to Scamp. RIO homo....leas* flOO REALTOR Reward. Pb. FA 2-6337 or Several others Call us! 110 North Park Avc. SPECIAL PA 2-3111. Stemper Agency 322-4661 323-0339 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Cold Wave $693 complete. Sanford, Fla. 1901 S. Park Ave. i . E d u ca tion - In a tru e tlo a 3 BR. 1 bath. $75 a mo. Open evening by appt. FA 2-5232 anytime BR. lit bath. $83 a mo. 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. 315 Palmetto Avc. AIR-Conditlonlng • Refrigera­ Large 3 Br., 2 bath. Alr-cond 322 0634 Good location, kitchen You can buy the kids a pony tion m«n needed. We train 1165 mo. equipped. Low down pay­ 22. Build • Paint - Repair —If you let us put you in you. Tools and equipment 3 Br. 2 bath on lake. $150 a ment. Assume loan. A real to this 2 bedroom, 2 balls furnUhcd. Write C.T. I. Box mo. Semi-Retired Carpenter saving. Call FA 2 9472. farm home near town and 33, c /o Herald. Small Repairs — Painting on a paved street. Five 32. Flower* • Shrub* REDUCED for quick sale Phone— FA 2-7963 JOB ncurity can be youra by ROSA L. P A Y TO N acres of tiled land, fenced Rag. Rtal Estate Broker by owner. 2 BR., kitchen preparing now fo r coming POTTED MUMS la bloom. and crossed fenced plus furn. Air-Cond. Princeton 25. P lu m b in g S e r v ic e s : Civil 8 1 price exame. For In- FA 2-1901 17-92 at Hiawatha 35c up. flowing wells. Priced res Ave. Very low down pmt. •"l formation write NATION FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY sonably. Assume 4V«% mortgage. ■2 A L TRAINING BERVICE Grapeville Ave. Nesr 20th St lex. Available June 3Uh< FA 2-2389. f INC. Box «A c 'o SANFORD FA 2-3610. S t Johns Realty HERALD. 33. FuraUur* Plumbing & Heating 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM A BEAUTIFUL lot ready for Used furniture, appliances 116 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 a distinguished home. 150 AIR CONDITIONING 6. For Rent ped. $100 Mo. FA 2-6437. tools, etc. Bought - Sold ft. frontage on St. John’s CONTRACT and REPAIR 2127 LAUREL 3 BEDROOM houie, Floriila 3 BR. Frame House. Partly Larry's Mart 213 Sanford River. You couldn't find a WORK room. Available now. Ph Ave. Pb. FA 3-4132 furnished. Near NAS. Not Comfortalilo 3 bedroom, tilu more choice lot! Price 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 8-8342 bath CR home in desirable FA 2-1349. fancy but cheap rent. $12.30 $15,000. FREE ESTIMATE Highland Park. Loaded with TLUMBING week. FA 2-3219. 3 CLEAN cool downstair Upholstertag k Mattress w * extras! Fenced oak>thaded Contracting Repairs St. Johns Realty Apartments. Adults. Pb EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Park ovating. New k Used rural lot. Convenient to shopping THE TIME TESTED FIRM FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-1134. lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg and schools, $1:1,000, with llfl N. Park Ave. FA 26123 R. L. HARVEY CLEAN Co , at 7o8 Cekry Ave just $400 down, and $90 per 294 Ssmord Ave. FA 2 3383 FURNISHED Cottage. $63 Unfurnished Apt. 3619 Elm FA 2-2117. 3 A 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect month Includes everything! per month. Located at Near School A Stores modela on Highland at 27. Special Service* Points. FA 2-1467. WANTED reliable couple to Longwood. Open dally 10:«) APARTMENT. 505 Myrtle take up monthly payments FRIGIDAIRE to dark. 10 Minutes South FURN. Apt. FA 2-0647. Ph. FA 2-3802. of $13.30 on 3 complete Sales k Service on 17-92 and West on Semirooms of furniture. Call FURN. Apt. Close in. Phone A rental special. 3 bedroom Real Estate—Mortgages G. H. HIGH note 1 block. TE 1-1511, Casselberry, eel PA 1-2600._________________ 1 bath house la Lake Mary 111 X. Park Ave. FA 2-2430 LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. 178# W. lat t t . Sanford lect. Ravenna Park FA 2-7466 n . FA 175. ■CLEAN quiet Room s" Tb* SPEND your retirement or Evening* Bell Us Your FurmRur*. Quick Cables. PA 347720. Renovated • Aerate St. Johns Realty FA 2-2677 FA 3-3*29 FA 2-8360 begin your married lifo LAWNS Service With the Cish Remove Thatch • Chinch in a beautiful stable neigh­ FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m THE TIME TESTED FIRM SUPER TRADING POST Big shady lots up to 300' Bug Spray (VC-13) - Ferti borhood. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, 116 N. Park Ave. FA 25125 house. Large rooms. $63 FA 20677. frontage. Highly restricted ‘t e - l 'h . FA 2 -4214 hardwood floors, fireplace. mo. FA 2-3344. WILSON PLACE 5 ml. W FURNISHED 3 B e d r o o m For a home with charm. MANSFIELD LAWN SER 34. Article* For 8*1* on Hi-Way 46. Willard Jones house. 3461 Palmetto. Call Clean 1st floor apt. Private Call TREE'S trimmed. Demosied FA 2 0681. or Al Wallace FA 2 0274. entrance. 1004 Palmetto. Ladles, children* shoes, f t .00 Sc removed. Reasonable. Ph. F\ 26300. up. Mens shoes $2.90 up FA 2-7661. FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m 2 BEDROOM House, kitchen Surplus City, 20t W. 1st. MORE THAN AN ACRE equipped, fenced in yard Apartment. Newly dccorst Piano Tuning and Repair 1901 S. Park Ave. 3 Ixdrm, custom built CD, Carporte, patio. 163 ed. Queanel Apt. Apt. 7. 404 ALUMINUM Furniture re W, L. Harmon —• FA 2-4231 FA 2-3232 anytime 2 bath home on 5 shady lot* month. FA 2-3249. E. 14th St. 322-8194. webbed cheaper than you in an excellent neighbor can do it yourself. Bring 15. Hualnc** Opportunity SIDEWALKS, driveways, pi g BDRM. Furn. Apt. $33 8. Bench Rentals hood, air conditioners, fire it to the Furniture Center, Hus etc. Free estimate, Pb 8101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 place, enclosed guruge, two MAN or WOMAN to strvlcr 322-3306. HUTCHISON Ocean front lloo French Ave. and collect from cigarette, blocks front school. JIM,.10(1 Apartment. Daytona Beach EFFICIENCY Apartment on leo and other coin operated $1,500 down, balance month FA 2-4039. First St. Nesr 2 city free dispensers in this area. This ly. J. W. Hall, Realty. 2344 parking lots and shopping is a very good position that S. French Ave., stores. No utility charges 9. For Sale or Rent ran be worked full or port­ Suitable for couple or sin 2 BEDROOM with FlorhU TOTAI. PRICE ONLY time. Person selected must I gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept room home. Kitchen equip $49f>0.(M) liuvo good serviceable car | Store. ped. Sacrifice for quick Ten blocks from town, neat and 10 or more spare hours j sal*. Inquire at 104 Garri two bedroom home in good W E L A K A APARTMENTS per week and $500.00 to | son Dr. location 104 West 10th St. Rooms private baths, 114 $:!,600.00 cash capital. Write Can be purehused with as W. First St. giving nam*, address, tele­ 3rd A D D I T I O N Plnecrest ^CHEVROLET little ns $500.00 down and CBC. 8 Bedrooms, 2 baths phone number and all <le- ■ Efliciency Apt. $30 Mo. up monthly payments as low us enclosed Florida r o o m tails to: Mr. Olson, Direc­ Surplus City. 2UI W. 1st. $49.50. tor, Box 2597, Tulsa, Okls, large shade tree*. Will re decorate. For 1 year lease RENT A BED I ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 16. Female Help Wanted tlO E. Coleman Circle. Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Realtor Beds. Raymond Lundquist, Axso. CLERK. General office work, 2 BDRM bouse. 817 Catalina By Day, Week, or Month FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg typing, filing, cashiering, CARROLLS FURNITURE 12^U aM !atate FoT Sal* customer contact work. Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. li t St. SUNDRIES Store. Stock Permanent job. Pleasant NO CASH NEEDED equipment. Well establish working conditions. Good F U R N I S H E D Apartment 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. |61 a ed. Proprietor wishes to re fringe benefits. Pay with Clean and close in. Jimmie month. T. L I. included. Ur*. Call FA X0274 or schedule increases. 5 day Cowao. 322-4013. LIKE THIS — 322-8085. Longwood TE 8-6389. week. Call Orange City NBW 1963 LilKVY II 2 IM)Oll 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen Telephone Co. for Inter 1601 PALMETTO WITH HEATER • STOCK NO. 1171 equipped. 873. FA 2-3360 view appointment. 773-2301 Attractive 3 bedroom CU home on corner lot in Southside 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart M ale H elp Wanted Office FA 7-2118 School district. Feature 17. _____________ ______ Incut. FA 2-0041. Night FA 24648 fully equipped kitchen and ] WANTED a lubrication men LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms, 2 3330100 Florida room, wood floors for 2 weeks. Inquire at Ser baths, central air-condition­ 2324 Park Dr Sanford. Fla. and many nice extras. $11,vice Station NAS. Sanford. ing. fall out shelter, sandy 5oti with low downpayment! CUSTOM 1 HEDHOOM. 2 beach. 322 8920. Exclusive with 19. S itu a tio n s W an ted bath home on large shaded paptr. 34. A r t k ic * F o r S al* SQUARE DEAL USED CARS AT DISCOUNT S EE US LA S T IIKING ALL YOUR RIDS, THE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN. AND YOUR WIFE BIG SfOCK DISCOUNT S A LE BRAND 1963 NEW P LY M O U T H & V A L IA N T Thl* la a limited wile. I'lenne n*k for cans by Mock number*. We win accept trade* on wile priced car* und will have hunk rnle financing available with up to .'16 month* to pay. The** unit* are cxuctly a* advertised. >VE H A V E N EVER BEEN UNDERSOLD & NEVER W ILL BE! FIRST COME, FIRST SOLD! SAVOY 6 eyl. 4 door erdsn, Torqasfttt* tren.ml.slan, hratrr, power steer­ ing, linlrd windshield, wheel covers A white tires. Stock No. P-71. I0U 2 door sedan, standard tram-mission, healer A defrost, ere, tinted windehicld. wheel covers k white tirre. Stock No. V-37. VA LIA N T 8 ryl. I dr. sedan, auto, transniissiun. power steer, ing, heater A defroster, tinted windshield, undrrrout. ing, wheel cuvrre A White llren. Slock No. P-51. BELVEDERE VALIAN T 100 4 door srdan, healer and defroster. Stork No. V-.16 N *> I. I dour slalloti wagon, auto, transmission, power tlrvring, heeler A defroster, tinted windshield, wheel rovere A white Urea. L'udercuatlng, roof lug­ gage rack. Stork No. P-39. BALE PRICE SAVE BALK PRICE SAVE BALK PRICE SAVE SALE PRICE SAVE $2430.96 $400.00 $1886.80 $250.00 $2873^4 $452.86 $1822.43 $277.17 DCI V C D C D C FLI RY Nr,*‘ * door srdan. auto, transmission, 1 W 1 power steering, healer A radio, factory air conditioned, tinted glass, umirrcoaliog, white tires. Block No. P*62. 100 station wagon, auto, trans­ mission, healer A defroster, roof luggage ruck, tinted wimlshii-ld, umlercosling. Slock No. V-3U. VALIAN T 6 cyl. 4 door sedan, automatic transmission, radio, heater A He* I roster, wheel rovers A while lirrs. Stork No. P-56. SAVOY H c) I. I door hurdtop sedan, auto, transmission, power steering, power lir.ikis, power windows, factor) air conditioned, linlrd glass, underrating, white tires. Stock No. P-61. FURY ti r) I. 2 door sedan, auto, transmis­ sion, po*»l' "leering, heater A de­ froster. tinted windslilrld. padded dash, wheel cov­ ers A while tires. Stork No. P 3». SAVOY M ryl. I door sedan, auto, transmis­ sion. powrr steering, hentrr A de­ froster. tinted wind-hirld. padded dash, wheel c «t« r . A white litre. Stock No. P-69. SAVOY BALK PRICE HAVE BALK PRICK HAVE BAI.K PRICE SAVE BALE PRICE SAVE BALE PRICE $3297.09 BAVM 3607.76 $2299.00 $418.55 $2560.93 $422.17 $2178.23 $334.97 $2391.09 $439.87 $2198.03 $312.37 SALE I'ltlCH BAYS MALE PRICE SAVE V A LIA N T •Jim I door srdan, auto, trail*, mi-sion, liealrr, puddrd du-li, tinted windshield, white lirrs. Slock No. V-41. BALK PRICE K cyl. I door sedan, auto, transmis­ sion, power steering, heater A de­ froster. tl-il-il windshield, wheel covers A white liren. Stock No. P-70. SALK PRICK 20U I door srilsn. iluto trans­ mission. hratrr A defroster, podded du*li, linlrd windshield, while tiles. Bl-wk No. V-.Kt. BALE PRICK SAVOY V A LIA N T 82861.18 8627.32 $3271.08 $536.52 $2388.32 $321.03 32382.00 $400.00 SAVE » HAVE SAVE B RASS M O T O R S 206 E. COM M ERCIAL — SAN FO RD Your Plymouth, Valiant and Fiat Dealer �WK L£ sn S P - f n 3 5 fa M t< M It u i« u Ci It t4 Cl It II II LIFE UNDERWRITERS o f 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 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 a ii ii l« ll (i p c 3 I w fl II ll 1. d M ft P- M I) If II t'l h d< I? It ll ll 11 II P a 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.alira Jo, of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeYoung of an. Roliert S. Alxlell has been named manager of the Pub­ lic Uian office, 3ut East First Street, according to L. II. iim n UNITrn MOnTOAOKR HER- Sanford. They will Join some 10,000 other Presbyterians vici .no corn*. rt4 ln llff. 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 from 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. Briefs Longw ood. from all over the southeast KOIIEHT T. ooatxw. at ll, to hear internationally known (HEAL) Arthur If. fla. kw lih, Jr. Clark o f Clrrull Court tlyi Marllia T. Vllilao linputy Clark Puhllah Juua 11, II, A July 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 8 K H I.1 0 M ] r n i w T V time of hi* promotion to D IM M . nniRlJivKIV S I I E R R I S IM N E I.I.I, manager, he was employed as !N«llrr nf llrnrlnft (ImiKiitur o f Mr. unti N o lle * I * h e r e b y g iv e n , t i i . i t a senior assistant manager • f t * r r o n * li 1 « rt« tl()n , t h e H e m lMrs. I). A. Spinclli, of in Jacksonville office. Alxlell n o lo C o u n t y /.o n I n r ( ‘o m m l i * l i o Ijiku Minniu Drive, his wife. Mae, and their s|i»n w i l l It ' l l m p u ld i* h i *.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 Saaforil. will ho H|k*n- children live ut 2U1 Sum­ o f f r o n t m e n ill riff to t h e I t i . s n l Horeil l>y the I,tike Mary merlin. o f C o u n t y ( ’ o m m l i f l o t i e r a t h .it th * fu ll* • w I ti it d e u r r lh e d p ro Fire Department in the Alxlell said tile Sanford of­ p e rty p r ^ B c n t ly so n e d A -1 Mi.*s Flame o f Semin­ fice is part of a nationwide A t f r lr u lt u r e bn lo n a t t It * I A M inute K n m lly R e » M * n t l* t : ole County Content to chain of consumer finance ofl e i l s 1«. 3*». 40, 13, 44. 47. 48. l>e lii-M in l.oiiKwootl on flees. ''Last year," he said, n. m ill s i . M M Hm ttit's* July -I. Sherri, wins "our offices served more than 2 nd N tih 'lIv lu lo r i K u r l l u r *l*wrrlb e « l t i* g e n e r a lly lo* i f r . i Htamls r. feet. -1 inehea one million fumilies across U n i t o f L i n c o l n lU la t h t a H u ll. ami meuHtircH lM-'21l-.'Ui, the nation." « llvln to n • ti*1 N o r t h o f H a v e n mt f o r k o f IsfH'h \ r h o r . liken piano, daneinK ami "In Florida we make con­ I ' l i h l l r h n n rlllM W ilt lie h e ld r o o k iliR . sumer loans in amounts up In th e M *m in u te C o u n t y f M i i r l H o u s e , C o u n t y ( ? < » iu iiil« « lo n * r • (Ilertilil P h o t o ) to $<'iOOto individuals and fam­ Ito o m , t U n f o r il i • I • ilies for any worthwhile pur­ W ed nesd ay, J u ly 10, I9 * S a t 7:30 |*. M . o r i t i k m h i t h e r e * pose," he explained. a f t e r an p o i t l b l r . PI AYER It IN N Ell-UP Through its subsidiaries, County Z o n in g Co iimiiI nelon American Investment operates NEW YORK ( N E A ) Gary lly Rolirrt H Jlntwit Nvmln oU C ou n ty / .o n In* Player finished second in six more than 700 consumer (inP lr « r t n r . , mice offices in 4! states unlma|1 loan alld ilm . f i l i a l : gall J u u a S3 A J u ly I , proles,tonal Roll tournaments k C D J IJ . c n j-m (••fondant.. x a m m n r « iu t i t WORTUAOH rnHKCl.OiritE V o i Rnhart T. Gordon R K M IlK H T i Unknown SAD T ill All parllo* rlilm ln * lataraati by, llimuKh. und ir or against tha afura* •aid paraon T oU ARE h .f.tijr notlflrd that A Complaint to forai-lo.a m cartaln m ortpaga anrum*».r)n(r tha follow lnir daarrltiad real proparty. to .w it: Lot t f. OAKLAND H IM * , arrord ln c to tha plat tharaof aa rouordad In Plat Hook U . I '.. II, Public Itrc.irili o f Hainlnola County, Florida bftl baan fllad agalnat you In tha abova.atylad ault, and yoii ara raqtilr.d t» aarva a ropy of your A n »»a r nr olliar Plaadlnw to Ilia Complaint nil PUIntltf'a attnrnay, A N M 'ltBON. ntJSII. OMAN. I/U V N . D I2 S A van dan IIEItil. 12] Kaat Cantral Avanua, Orlando. KlnrIda, and flla Ilia nrluln.il Anawar nr nlliar IMoadlnK III ilia offlaa nf Ilia Clark nf Ilia c i r ­ cuit Court on or liafnra Ilia bth day o f July, 19*]. If you fall lo dn an, a darraa pm confaaao will lia takvn aialnal you for Iho rallaf dam and'd in Ilia rom plalnl. Tlila Nntli'a all.1II bo puhllah•d on e" a waak for four io n aacullvo waaka In tha Tha Hanford llrruld. DATED th li Jlh day or Juno, 1**1. a. n«s. speakers from this country and from Mrltain. Young people of the church recently returning from the Presbyterian Youth Confer­ ence at laike I’ lucid were Karen I’fitrer, Dan Wlreman and Sue Makin. Legal Notice IMS. this year. Court Ruling Dixie Demos Now Respect G Q P Gives U. $. New Legal Weapon i Nikita To Visit East Berlin To Offset Kennedy B u s in e s s ^ ). in thu fin e r rr rot ht o r Moth families arc charter n i r sixth i m i m i . tin . c v r r n r ash run mkmi. members of the Presbyterian solb c o r atv, n.onin.v, Church of the Covenant of rH A sen av *■ H IM . H E .M P H IM . Bill Hemphill Heads Sanford Rotary Club >2 c. fa at DeBary AARP Has Picnic big JANE HOLTON is jiU tending GiiTtt State in Tallahassee this week as representative o f the Herbert I), (iilib Am er­ ican I.e/ion Host o f 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. n s n STORY WASHINGTON (X E A ) — A total of I9.-tU3.4ti5 persons pur­ chased one or more fishing licenses in the United States during 1902. MODERN and Sofa Hfd* from Sectionals from It a *188 Living Hoorn* from LARUE SELECTION at EASY TERM S ^ Open Fri. Nites SHRUBBERY ALL SIZES KEASONAHLE Urnpeville Nursery 2221 GrapeviHe Ave. F \ 2-O xxii M ATH ER of Sanford Sanford** Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. F A 2-0983 "H eoll* D ealer’’ 0 * la 1) PERIOD FIRST 1 |liar lew*. V) 0 f OF COLD HARDY 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 T o Meet lONESHOP BUllDinG SilPPW la II ATLANTA fUPI) — The| The Democrat* can no lon g-' tie trouble placing th.-.-j sm two-party temperature i s .c r lay claim* to delivering stora from Atlanta rr.I S iv -n soaring in the South. Dixie sewed up in a bag. The nab in the General Aaicm jo*, For the first time in m o re ' issue, the booming busi-1 What role decs the Negro years than Democrats like to 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 c e , 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 theD em o-' 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 s t a l e 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 o f the m o n e y Carolina described the Re- ( ptcketl up five new congress ) The Democrats have launcb. * r * . . . m on isn il (GOP .( IP in m iin lv s n la . . . . men and incumbents ed a nationwide drive to formed a contract containing publican take-over in his area were swept back into office. register millions o f 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" urm arW rj^N in J(X ) y f a f f emerged In - Sanford give the Justice Department bowed after a fight for office the state legislature. In Geor­ S. Ilian atha Avr. legal teeth to battle school with a Republican political gia tiic Republicans had litsegregation 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. ii •i . . P a s t 1 0 — J u n e 2 8 , *68 £ bl •I II dt »» M III «l C? M II w m M m m .. ■ ESS B SES S n t?S B I ' * •! r w fu C i la l.i 14 N 14 EXTERIO R o D t ® ^ \ * Complete Line o f Exterior Paints, Varnishes, Prim,*Trr ^ ers, Itrushes and Ollier l*aint Supplies. PI ol IJ in Ih « Siding ra hi d< • Roofinp: • Pre-Ruilt Roof Trusses • Complete Line o f Ruilders Hardware. C l Itl lb la It (Jardeninj? Supplies It If Pi C l i * u p C i ■ P i 0. •» K C . haven'I visited Equipment d ept. — d o so n o w ! lie *ure to visit (hi* new dept,. Mil • • • • W allpaper and Supplies W all Paneling • Ceiling Tile Counter Tops • Interior Doors Screen Canards • Hardware • Plumbing Supplies HOUSEHOLD ITEMS •i and 1 o u r paint and w allp ap er vL i i . l voti • Fertilizer • Insecticides • Carden Hose • Sprinklers 9 Lawn Mowers O Hoes M ANY • Clippers • Rakes • Shovels MORE ITEMS! > llAMHLEU-worliFs best-selling G-cvliinler station xvagons. Anil now there are liraiid-new V-Hs! , , ,, iy 8-h|» Classic V-a. Iloomy Haitilders lli.it leave other station wagons lar U liind: "Car of the Year " at)ling ■ lijllle-free comfort o f new Ailvanced Unit Construction n Roof-Top Travel R ail ■ 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. C A T 0 R LU M B ER & H A R D W A R E 71)0 FRENCH AVE. / j wl PH. FA 2-7121 B IL L H EM PH ILL M OTORS, Inc. 301 W. First St., Sanford, Florida ■< 11 �JF K Peers Across W all To Ringing Cheers O f W est Berlin I Am Proud S a n f o r b i f y m x i h To Be Here/ Crowd Told S d \ WEATHER: Scattered afternoon thundershowers through Thursday: hik'h 88-93: low tnm'Kht in 70s. (U P !) — 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 than 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 o f at Orlando. Mack Cleveland conference o f June, 1961. communism today and told cheering West Rerlinern The two lenders are making Jr. 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 at the lawyers' code of ethics to reThe coincidence, if that’s Teal 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 yet entirely elstir. lin, the President went on by Hugh McKean, president WASHINGTON tU PIt-T he $S.S0. up from the present $3 He ami Kennedy, two days to tell wildly enthusiastic West of Rollins College, wondering Florida state director of Civil annual fee. lie said citizens apurt, will be getting vastly Berliners in a speech that ho If it ha<l anything to do with Defense urged u House Arm­ i with trailers not yet tagged was proud to stand with higher education. Rut seems different views o f the Berlin ed Services Mihcominittee ran save by buying helore them on the ramparts o f 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 f f 1 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* halfyear "D ” tag for cars heavy flow of refugees from The acclaim (rum a mil was C. R. Lowdermllk. MIAMI (C P It—Three new | owned and operated by the 2,500 pounds and under will • • • lion Berliners in his eighttheir zone. mcillly lind* were reported; 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 Honors W ar Dead Lake Mary. the name of the Top Club o f 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 at 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 F lo o d s R eced e ucational Hind* would tie di­ Highway 600 also Is If. S. the Russian leader to let the Capped in ills speech at ASHLAND. Neb. I l l ' l l _ i Jan. I and Fell. 20 renewal verted lor tills purpo*c . . . city hall, the reception began 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 the moment lie landed at maps show it as State High­ that he has riot been fright­ liraska farmland* today de 'm onth.*— until M arch nf 1963 step in and nil the breach.” • • • 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. o f­ 500 pound* and under. $.7 92, Sanford Lion* and their. ducted by James 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 (U P!) — 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 T ie government h.i» taken the with the greatest mass ova­ ton D. llaggs Jr., of It & S j dc! , tion iu the history of this 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.m d; *re (in h u | threatManufacturing C o m p a n y , } ' split city. 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 M e-: rno,| naliunwidu strike July have been granted a patent l.auehlin; third vice presi­ I . '. —<or ear mice til*il .20 • at . \• unit m March. day. ' 'V I by the Brotherhood of * >me J1 on a new fertilizer distrib­ District Gov. Hugh Dun­ dent. Harold R o w l a n d ; I oars old— will *ell for a ■'."12. Sleeping fa r Porters. *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 Tlte rrated plane*, Piper The National Mediation ' lor ,had, ***" aU* ,0 ,1wh'!» • • • Morrison 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 Board, actin under the B a il-,11!’ for himself with all tho 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 tailtwjster, George day mill eriptiv aleil then) with $8 63. throng that "I am proud” to Duncan was presented with sistant them and charged they were Twin girl*, armed with a walkout would create an em ­ 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 German .22 pistol and a knife, the School Board at I p in. increased the f . S District Judge Dozier builder ot l.mn* Clubs by sir- Harold Brook* were taken into custody b> strumming and attempts at lavgUlature terrupt uilerslalo commerce. man sentences to underscore Thursday. Also bids will be Directors are Dr. D ick ; 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. "A ll 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 R e c o v e r Bodies 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 fis e a tio n probationary sentence11lenient. This art. on would 1Wrlin aml ,1"•rof,,r,, a* a ,r'’° to be installed nest month in Jaek Slempcr. retiring pres I Rviliea of the club had been Police Chief Hoy Williams workers said today they have j n, Monday through Fridays 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 • • • ters by T. W. EUea, 18. of 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 iu In 11!'1 * history of the club, wa ident George Hughes of the area feared 25 uddiThen, he went on tho Free sale of the tag*. Fern Park, who said he bail said. It said Cuba contract­ volume of hiiihling permits is­ ! noticed t h e m hitch hiking tlunal person* may have lo*t University of Berlin for his ed with tin* Impala Trailing stall.ilion ceremonies e o n * a primary factor in the winsued 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 the' 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 | TA L L A H A S SE E ( t i l 'l l 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. o f 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 flu* revolver Irum her purse change." filed a Imn on the plane*. handling ol the I'rotiimo case Tlubuckshot passed be­ the Chamber of Commerce the banquet and program was: Florida lluthw iv I’atiol today. and attempted lo lire it 'The Plane Crashes ,*aying that sales and use which Uneaten* to become an tween t h o l i e s Black and Coffee Club: You are to be 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 hammer fell on an empty guests of Mrs Appleby at her 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 La st year, only two persons ed Ervin lo look into the mat- he would ask Ilu- government tile rase again*! two Negro West German police *.ud I’o said detective ll.illk helsky. Sanford Pipeline Company STOCKHOLM m I’ D Swed­ entertaining program of mu* Juveniles charged with at­ lice said II Belgian para » i r e kdlrd ill A 72 hour July ’ ter. why jailed osteopath artist "If ll hail hit one ol them it en was stunned today tiy the has sent out invitations to,a 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 com p'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 11 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 lor l.l ve.ir*. and In year pm* ligure hi die I'rotiimo scan ed by State Legislature trom pionage in Sweden offense* j went lo Dr Dick Dougherty, d.r| that h.i* shaken Macmil­ Sen. .Mark N. Cleveland Jr. A Foreign Ministry sjmke*. l Grady Duncan. Ben Wade, The two riimlcmm-d men We lire palling oiir-rlcr* lan's government 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! Tir-I person Ward introduced call girl Jan Fortune at 8 p. m , Thurs­ Erik WT-nncrsIrocm, 56, a can These were awarded Its 1te* Hernandez ,,nd Haul Con­ in I hr Herald Office this Christine Keeler to resigned day at Oviedo High School trusted and respected former cepcion Lima Angeltclmo W.ir Minister John I’rotiimo International Uoiincilor Merl morning » « . \. |.. Dawson, 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, o ffi­ Ilu In-n Torno Bravo to serve j vanov. rlsMifinl ad that appeared cial* in chart;* of the Mis* and Swedish defense secrets 20 year* Two juvenile* drew in Tu 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. Tw o hour* after The ments have worked together T A L L A H A S S E E <UI*I> — published report Pope Paul llrrald hit thr street. I had on a single project. Even Or­ T A L L A H A S S E E ( IJ P li Three senators have been VI may make a trip to th e, -old a stereo ami power ange County's W«k|va Volun­ Tlu* s l a t e plans to spend named to the legislature's United States, TA LLA H A S SE 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 't i ii i t i n n Mini budge p r o je c t* • • • vution will ilirrcl the <tudy iu Florida. S o u le Pre*ilent Wilson ; Washington reporting Paul VI Downtown beauty spots: o f the fish killing organism, Curruway annulment Tuesday might lake a trip to the Unit ! LONDON 1 1 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 o f Forest City ha* using S13,- 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 and |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. BERLIN *** e O ^ New Car Tag Fees In Force Monday n m u A ... Floridian Asks Shelters In 1). S. Buildings I B R IEFS Florida Will Try To Gel 34 Seized Planes Y o u n g (101* Twin Sisters Held, Released To Orlando Sanford Lions M ark Title Winning Year U. S. Ads To Nip Rail Strike Sandburg’ Sings 15 Deaths Seen In State On 4th :iTwo Defectives Escape Gunshot Labor Increases Pressure On Mac Swedish Security Overhaul Asked Cubans To Face Firing Squad I The Herald Gets A Compliment! Red Tide Study Bond Financing Panel Chosen U. S. Visit By Pope Is Denied $25 Million In Road Work Sot Too Nosoy � 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 25, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 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 25, 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/b6a2bd80112a33d89c306642f2f07f02.pdf b44d028cb5de32af249f69c656808639 PDF Text Text I THURS., JUNE 18, 1963 COUNTY NEWS » T 1 m * t — efW vry The Lyman High School Athletic Booster* h o n o r e d Coach and M n . Buck Metta week’s meeting membere vot­ ed ke pot the einb’a folding \ ehaire bath in the Community , building when the Chrte Asao1 elation notifies that Insurance bee boon purrbased and re­ pairs ai*. complete. Tha program for the n * 'J aing featured film o f various activities and event* which ; have taken place hi the village daring the part sever*! years. A number ef numbers wore easterns* of ether land* to the MRS. RICHARD STODDEN, left, incomlnjr president o f the North Orlando Garden Club, officially receiver! the guvel from Mrs. Bill Ryan, outgoing president, at last week’s meeting o f the dub. (Herald Photo) E D IT O R IA L bar outfit, tailing the country Iron which It originated. Husbands at membere were guaoto fo r tho mooting. Longwood Sets For Summer COM M ENT A special meeting o f the Town Council o f Altamonto Springs, called Tuesday night after a quorum fulled to materialize at Inst week's regularly scheduled meeting, was attended by all but one o f the council members. It is to be hoped that this attendance was a good indication that never again will one o f the town meetings have to lie canceled because other business, or pleasure, keeps the men away. Now, perhaps more than ever before, Alta­ monte needs the guidnneo of its elected officials TfTr 111(3 w e e k cUlUili utlioo liCjiiiH—m r - R s - R OWmunicipal water system und the way was cleared for the town to go ahead with plans for an over­ all, systematic street und drainage progrum. Altamonte, just like all of our cities and towns, also is faced with the many problems Involved In meeting demands of u fust growing population. Now is no time for n “ take it cosy” attitude on the part o f the town officials. with a farewell party Satur­ day a fte m o to at the home o f Mr. and Mra. Joseph 1’avelehak on Prairie Luke. Couch Metta will he coach* Ing at Chaniherlaln High School In Tampa neat year. Tha croup enjoyed awimmlnir, boating and water skiing and a picnic aupper highlighted with barbecued riba. In addition to the hoata and the honor*** Unite pretent were Mr. and Mra. Ralph Iligga, Mr. and Mr*. Carlton Henley, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Payne, Mr. and Mra. E. It. Fellows, Mr. and Mr*. Phil Perrault, Mr. and M rs. Jim Rlrkenmeyer, Mr. and Mra. Rayburn Milwcu, Mr. and Mra. John Wagner, Mr. and Mra. Harlen (Inplen, Coach and Mra. Walter Diurua, Coach and Mra. Dutch Camp* bell, Mr. and Mra. Pat Goodwin and Mra. Kenneth Burkhart. Ordinance 105, calling for the annesation o f 52 parcels o f land to the Town o f Cassel­ berry, was passed unanimous­ ly on the first and second readings at Monday night’s meeting o f the Hoard of Alder­ men. City Attorney Ken McIntosh explained that the area in­ cludes parcels owned l.y 31 individual*. McIntosh was asked from the floor whether any conces­ sion* had been made to any o f the applicants or whether any puvlng had been promised. He said, “ Definitely not.” The Uoard a p p r o v e d a months vncntion with pay for Town .Marshal Gus Sawyer and, at a request from McIn­ tosh concerning his own vaca­ tion, agreed to change the July meeting date to July IS. The Imard also authorised the attorney to negutiute with ABC Gurlmge Co. on a con­ tract fur the collection of gar­ bage and trash In tha town. Kindergarten Sets Program Work Begins On Additions To Junior High By J i m Casselberry Construction on (he new lunchroom and music room ni South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry was rtarted this week by the II. J. High Construction. The 93 by 93 foot lunch­ room will include a kitchen, dining room ami stage and shrill be built on the southwest tide of the acbool. The 4o by 70 fool music room will con­ sist of a choral section and a band section and will go up on the east aide id the school. Featured In the band room w ill be a poured ronere l e sem icircu lar bandstand. Roth buildings are expect­ ed to be cornph-lcil within the next six monUu. FIRST ENTRY in thu Mint* Flame of Seminole County Beauty Content in Charlotte Ann Ban­ dera, daughter of Mm. Frances Sam (urn o f l.nrinann Circle N., Longdate. Fourteen year «>ld Charlotte, who will bo a sophomore at Lyman next year, in five feet seven Indies tall with 36-21-36 measurements, Hobbies are awimming anil horseback riding. The contest is being spon­ sored by tho Longwood Volunteer Firemen as part of their annual Fourth o f July Fiesta. Ily Jans Casselberry A soiiimer recreation pro­ gram will lie conducted by Mr*. Marshall Johns o f Overbrook Kindergarten in Cassel­ berry at the Women’ s Club on T u e s d a y s nnd Thursday* starting next Tuesday. Thu program will include s u p e r v i s e d Instruction in crufts and recreation fo r chitthen in the three to eight age hiiieket from l<> a.in. until I P m i. Those attending will bring n sandwich and milk and fruit will tie served. ^ 1 T ■^*1^ • *& » ',«!urTi.yt ■k ■a I j * . f . »a 'V 5* » 5 . o COACH AND MRS. BUCK METT8, who will be moving to Tampa where he will couch at Chamberlain High, were honored Inst Saturday afternoon by the Lyman Athletic Roosters at a farewell party and barbecue supper. At the grill with the Mctts is Joe Pavelchuk, left, president o f the Roosters.. (Herald Photo) Lake Mary Appoints C Of C Committees gate and keep the member* Richard K eogh, L a b Mary Informed of their p n g m a . A report of their flmliaga will Chamber of C o m m e n t preabe made at the Clumber ident, appointed the following meeting In September. By B ruce* Wetter committee* during the buslneaa session o f laat Thurs­ day night’s m eeting: Road Com mittee: Raymond M. Ball, H om er M. Gleason and George Heat Jr. Nom inating Commit­ tee: Herbert J. Sahler, Mra. Frank Evana and Oils SJobiom. Ways and Means Commit­ tee: Mra. Hilda Gardner, Mrs. Ruth Boutwcl! and Don. aid Jackson. Keogh commented on the fact that each o f these m em ­ bers bad gladly agreed to serve when they were asked. The committees in turn will m eet to choose a chairman. Jack WHber made a report on the action taken by the committee appointed to es­ tablish boundaries for a tax district ami study the possi­ ble mileage increase. He pre­ sented a map o f legal descrip­ tions ol Lake Mary and the surrounding acreage which had been approved by the county attorney. Wilber explained the neces­ sary steps for the Chamber to take after they draw up the petition. He also said that the special district assess­ ment should only raise indi­ vidual m w nneti ur mm uuP Howard was authorised to lars and that the benefits the discuss this proposal with community will get from the dealers located In the area. improvements are certainly worth the sm all increase. The Lake Mary area i* lu an expanding predicament. It was agreed to study both so­ lutions. to incorporate or to ejtahlish a tax district, to get the necessary improvements. Hy Shirley W eatworth Both committees will invest!G u e s t speaks r a t nest Thursday's regular monthly meeting o f the Rear Lake Community Club will be Henry Duval o f .the Apex C ontract­ Mrs. John Hanner, Long- ing Co., Inc. o f Forest City. Duval will speak on tha wood librarian, has announc­ ed that the library will con­ subject o f today's road con­ tinue to be open at its regu­ struction problems with par­ lar hours throughout the sum­ ticular emphasis on how use o f soil cement would lessen mer. The schedule Is: Tuesdays, costs Involved. The meeting w ill begin 7 p. m. until 9 p. m .; Thurs­ days. 3 p. in. until 5 p. in. promptly at H p.m. Presiding and Saturdays. 9:30 a. m. will be William G. Carpen­ ter, president. until 11:30 a. m. Bear Lake Club To Hear Duval Library Hours Remain Same THE PLANNING COMMITTEE of the Osteon Civic Association in made up of, front front left, Mm. Norman Miller unit Mm. Rage Doyle; back, Edward Pell, Mm. P. T. Piety, Mm, Jumen Mullin, Nick Ffoifnuf nnd Mra. Joe Manterii. (Hcruld Photo) Skating Parties Planned For North Orlando s e c u r a prospective candi­ dates. Dave wood Kanaly was opposition of elected to the Tanglewithout office of second vice president tn the club which was vacant due to rciignatiou of |(. II. (Laynie. Plans were made by the club to take part in the fourth of July celebrations at Mait­ land and Longwood. Coffee was served from the new Hl-cup co IIce maker o b ­ tained with trading stamps donated by memla-rt of the club. Ily Mona Grinstrad Ninth Orlando’* s u m m e r n itra tion progrum will in­ clude skating parties at the Mclodco Skating Kink in Sunford fur ull school age young­ sters and teenagers with the first scheduled for next Thurs­ day'from 0:30 until 11:30 a. m. Purlieu will lie held there­ after eueh Thum luy on the same time schedule during the remainder o f the summer pro­ gram. Those wishing to sign up fur the skating parties are asked to contact Mr*. Art Rhodes at her home on Cortex Ave. Adults who con help with By Mr*. Adam Muller The annual summer art school and workshup sponsor­ ed by the Florida Federation o f Art at the DeBary Mansion House will open Sunday with n reception from 2 until 4:30 p. in. for Eliot McMurrough who will be resident artist un­ til June 29. During the time McMurrough is serving as instructor lie will have a On* Man Show on exhibit tn the Mansion House Galleries. Lions To Install New Officers By JaM Casselberry The Lions Club uf Cassel­ berry will hold an informal installation o f officers nest Thursday at Bill'* Diner on Hwy. 17-92. Delegate and alternate from the club to the Liona Interna­ tional Convention scheduled in Miami. June ID-22, will be Clyde Kerce and Miltun Free- A Ladies N ight te being iacbaduled fur July with plan* uf be announced at a later LONGWOOD FIREMEN, ull drenaed out in bright new ahirta ami rape, pose behind the Ktuinlea* steel double .sink which will be the amnul prixe at thin year’s Fourth o f July Fiesta. The Voluntcem are, front from left. Chief Clnudn laiyo. Roger Brown, Colin Kelley, Harold WillU, who hold blonder which will b« third prize ut the Fiesta und John Furinu; second row, Harry Scott, Jim Morris, Curl Bosch, V. M. Marshall, Keith Willi* und lJtrry and Lucky Eoclavon; think row, Curl Lnmmler, Brian Snow, Ted Waltz, John O’Burr, Fred Esclavon and Fjpsd Keek. (U uuld I'huto). The proposal that tape re­ cordings be made of all m eet­ ing of the Casselberry Board of Aldermen for record pur­ poses was made at Monday night’s meeting of the board by Acting Chairman Cliff Overman. Overman explained that the “ eraser” button would hsve to be removed from the recorder to sssure true re­ cordings o f msetlngs and as­ sured thst floor speakers would be provided with a mike to eliminate any "b a b ­ ble” of voices on the tape. Alderman Art Lego, who thought the idea had " a lot of good points,” estimated that a machine would cost up to $300 and Alderman George Howard suggested that local contacted businessmen and given a chance to pro­ vide tape machines on a rent- CONSTRUCTION on brick piuntem und concrete benches in the Shopping Mall nt the Seminole Plaza Shopping Center, Hwy, 17-U2 and SR 436, in well underway. Shrubbery und flojyjjjpi will fill the piuntem und the entire Furm erly of Boston, Mass., McMurrough moved to Florida in IDSL He studied In soveral New England Art Schools in­ cluding the Capo School o f Art under Henry Ifensche. H o al­ so has studied sculpture under Leslie I’otey in Sarasota, He is affiliated with tho American Federation o f Art, the Florida Artista G roup, tho Florida Federation o f Art, I.och Haven Art Cent«r, t.oew Gallery and tha It I n g 1 1 n g School o f Art. A t present his studios are located in Indialuntie and at the Loch Haven Center in Or­ lando. He recently received award honors from Guv, Farris Bry­ ant fur a Florida landscape, the William Oherniun Memor­ ial Aw ard for drawing nnd the first prise cash award from the Florida Federation An­ nual. Ilo was selected fo r the So­ ciety o f Four A rts Annual National in Palm Beach and haa hud articlea and works selected fur publication in “ Prise Winning Graphics'* 1W3 Annual. H igh quality professional group and individual instruc­ tion will be given during the summer school. S u b j e c t s taught will include portrait, figure, still life and land­ scape. Each Wednesday afternoon demonstration* and lecturr* will be open to the public for * nominal fee. Rooms are available st the Mansion fur those wishing lu make reser­ vation*. Following i l t U u r r o u g h , I rum June 3u through July 12. the resident artist will h« �9 ' iLZMAivn-r*' - r -: rfoTMU Russia Orbits Fifth Man; Woman May Join Him School Building Object Is Fund Clears 'Study For Legislature A f c tO ^ The Lyman e m u a l, the High School WEATHER: Isolated shower*. High today 90-96; low* in 70*. "Greyhound," brought a big laugh at Supt. VOL. 63 B a y MUwee'a expenae Thurs­ day afternoon . . . annual devoted a OK Of 4 School Projects Asked half* page to the achool custodian but (ailed aefaoot to mention the lAJ superintendent. • • • W. C. HILI. Proposal that S e m i n o l e Funeral This Afternoon For W. C. Hill County school kids be provid ed with "d o g ta gs" to wear on a string around their necks was rejected In a hurry by the school board. A tag man ufacturer suggested the kids be tagged for identification in cate o f disaster or any other em ergency.. T h e gimmick was that some local business house woutd buy the tags, with their advertising on them, and give them away. Board m em bers were agreed the kids wouldn't play like Arm y G ls. State Board of Public In­ struction was to be asked to­ day to approve four runsi ruc­ tion project* (or Seminole i County schools during the next fiscal year. Funeral services fo r W. C. ••Hilly” Hill, one o f Sanford’* most prominent pioneer busi­ ness men who died Thursday at Seminole Memorial Hos­ Seminole School B o a r d Thursday afternoon authoriz­ ed Walter -Teague, adminis­ trative assistant, to present the tentative building pro­ gram at Tallahassee. Plans call for live new classroom s at Lake M ary School, a band and vocal room at Cronm* High School, two classroom s at Oviedo High School and an industrial arts building at S n n b h le High School. Teague informed Die board mem bers that county schools will receive $150,000 in stale money fur new building next year, as compared to $800,(100 being spent this year. Double session* will be in effect during the first half of the next school year at South Seminole School and Rosenwald School. However, Supt. It. T. Milwce said the double trstitmt m ill end in January when English Estate* School will be completed to relieve South Scxminolc and five new1 classrooms will be completed at Rosrtiwald. Tlie n rw building was ten­ tatively authorized In a state survey m a d e In October torn TeaKlie .said that the proposed building; completes action In the l!* * survey and Milwce expressed the opinion the stale w ill make a new survey for future expansion next year. pital, will He held this after­ • • • noon. M r. Hill was bom un July 0, A local family may be The N u rd authorized the faced with legal action over 18UO in Sanford, the son o f chairman and superintendent two missing cornets. The W . J. and Alice Hill, original In m eet with City Com m is­ com ets, presented to a coun settlers who rante to Sanford sioners to map a school cross­ ty school, were lent to e stu­ in 1873 and established the ing program . dent, who since has left Hill Lumber and Hardware school. Fam ily says the In­ Company, a leading building struments were " l o i t ." School supply firm for more than DO board wants them returned, years, now serving it’s fifth n m v A . . . or the equivalent In cash. generation of customers. Supt. Ray hlilwee indicated W . C. Hill hns fur muny there w ill be other such cases years been president o f the . . . the families reporting the firm with J. H. Crapps as vice Instruments were left in the president and manager. achool music room and were Mr. Hill served as Mayor o f WASHINGTON (U P !) stolen. Sanford twlcs, onre in 1927 • • • Glen V an Slyke HI, tnc spell­ and again in 1941-42, also ing 'champion f r o m Oak G eorge Harden o f Sanford served as City Comimseioner fi.dgL,— T i on,.— enja;- c ,l— I has ridden his "L e e 's Pride" fo r six year*. hard‘won victory today and to the first spot in the top Flags in ths city flew nl fnrgist about words like JO cutting horses in Florida, h alf-staff Thursday afternoon "a g io ta g e ," "antim acassar” according to Joan Davis, Fort and all duy Friday, in honor Pierce, secretary of the Flor­ o f Mr. Hill and hi* fam ily. and "exu hiaie." ida Cutting Horse Associa­ He was a GO year member Andrew J. (Drew) Rracken tion. Second in the standings o f the Elks Club, BPOE, 1241 is "M is s .Van P la y " ridden .Sanford; a GO year member of Jr., nine years old, died GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador and owned by Spencer Har Masonic Lodge No. (12, a mem­ Thursday night at .Seminole (CPA)—The American fishing Memorial Hospital after short boat Espiritu Santo, seized den, brother of George. ber o f ths M orocco Temple, • • • illness. Wednesday off the coast of the First Methodist Church Drew was a student In the ^Mswahi Province, is being Here’s an InUzsstiijK_qui ___ fir<F mi a rdin t spotlsin sn tion. Residents o f AUI autnclfti v i > f under place guard ai I t Survivnrs include HU wife, K h o o l And i’ lived .wiUi his Kalinas naval, ba-e, it was are Alabamans. Those of Mr*. Anne Hill; a daughter. pare Ate, Mr. and Mri. A. J. rep irled " today. asota are Sarasot-tns. Mrs. J. 11. Crapps; a grandson, Brackett Sf., 2017 Grandview in Punta Gorila they are PunWilliam H. Crapps; a grand­ Ave, ta (Jordan*. Than why M a daughter. Miss Anna Crapps; He was born In Gainesville, DBS MOINES .Iowa ( Ul ’ li “ Floridan" called a "Florid­ a sister, Mrs. K. A . Newmun; was a me tiber o f First Pres— Fred Orniand. inmate-re­ ian ? " n nirce, Mi*. W. A . Adams; e s s byierian church ami a m em ­ porter fur the Iowa State and a nephew. R. A. Newmun ber o f live minor league Penitentiary Maiisiinc, Application b l a n k s are Jr. all o f Sanford. Also it son, "C h iefs." Ililirsilay walked away from available at the Stale Em­ E. S. LeGette o f Orlando. Survivors Include hi* "ar- Hie prison farm when he had ployment Service office, 2uo Services were to be held at enta, one sister, I.aura, and beam temporarily assigned to South French Avenue, for o p. m, today Ml the First two brothers, Rill and Ray­ gather information for a tea opening* as social worker, Methodist Chunk with Rev. mond, all of Sanford; paternal mre story, public accounts auditor, san­ Ray (in-gory o ftirluting und grandparents, .Mr. arul Mrs. itarian, statistician and other burial was to bu in Evergreen A. J. Bracken, of Gainesville, positions under the Florida Cemetery. and maternal grandparents, VIENTIANE. Laos (U P1)Merit System. Pallbearer* were to be Jack Mr. and Mrs. T. I). Thomas, Itight-uing Deputy Premier • s * Pliouilli Nosavan today press Jerry W. Lord Jr., airman D. Wo. draff, Frunei* Koumil- of High Springs. Tile family requests that ed for an investigation by the apprentice, son of Jerry W. lut Jr., Kurlyle Housholder, It. International Control Com Lord, R. R. 2, has reported I . Perkins Jr., R. L. Cornell flowers be omitted. Private services und burial mission (ICC) o( the attack for duty at the Naval Air Jr., Albert Pell, Dr. John Mor­ gan and Dr. Churlcs I’urk Jr. are scheduled. Rrisson Fun­ tgy Communist Pathct Lao Station, Norfolk, Vs, Rrisson Funeral Home Is in eral Home is in charge of ftircr* on the town o f Attopcu arrangements. in kouthern Lao*. Sheriff J . L. Hobby today charge o f arrangements. Rests On Laurels A. J. Bracken Jr. Dies At Hospital U. S. Boat Held Loaves Story Asks Probe (i advised all motorists to check their driver's licenses. “ We are finding many drivers are unaware their licenses have expirpil, due to the change In the renewal d a te." said the Sheriff. Some licenses were issued for only one year un­ d er the renewal change and, he added, the drivers believe these licenses are good for tw o years. 1) City police force has been augmented by two temporary appointments. Chief Roy Wil­ liam s said today. He has nam ed for part lime duly G eorge M. Harriett Jr , son o f Fire LI. George 11. liar h e ll, and C. B Franklin, a sch ool teacher who will work with the three oilier Negro officers. 9 • . W * • Have jo u noticed the blooming weeds growing out of the brick wall atop the old rail­ road station on Commercial ■t Railroad Avenue? Well, 'hey look like weeds . but m ay be flower* because •»( the blooms. • * * I d ” That reorganization*! meet­ ing o f the North Orlando Vol unteer Firemen will be hrld *t 7 p m . next Wednesday in.yead at Monday. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 734 M ctw if Senate Votes Increase Commendations In Auto, Truck Plates Kennedy Record Blasted By Ike Fire Damages Watson Home VALDEZ HOTEL Bribe Downtown Sanford * ""V a V s Dies Preparing Son’s Funeral • • • City Manager Pete Knowlet has ordered the two bus lines to discontinue using Park Avenue soutli of Third Street, in violation of city rules. He instructed Chief Roy Williams that "this must c e a s e " and police officers are to stop any buses found on Park Avenue south of Third. TRL, JUNE 14, 1963 Herald Index ft • ft C Long Trip' TALLAHASSEE (C P I) A bill spelling out $30 m il­ lion In bond construction MOSCOW .U P D — R u**l* Rind* for junior colleges and $45 million fur state univer­ hlastrd IU fifth manned apocw sities cleared the Legislature ahlp Into orb it today on a with virtually no debate and flight that may he the preludw to the launching o f the fir s t went to the Governor. Pushed as a compromise spacewoman. plan to implement an al­ I.t. Col. Valery Fedorlvlch ready approved $73 million j Bykovsky, 28 - year - old a if bond isaue, the bdl drew fire force pilot, waa hurled into or* from o n l y one opponent bit at 3 p. m. (9 a. m. EOT) in the House and was whip­ in the spare ship Vostok S. ped through the Senate, His flight waa believed to bw which concurred in a couple the first step in a “ Rom anov o f technical a mend m enu. and Juliet" man-and-women Rep. Charles Holley, o f tandem apace marathon. Pinellas, criticized the bill as Bykovsky, described aa an a future appropriations act. athletic type with a youn g He said the $73 million in w ife and a three-month-old construction would' create a son, "feel* fin e," Radio Moaneed for additional Mo mil­ cow anid, in announcing that lion in operational funds in "a ll systems are functioning the next biennium. norm ally." The bill passed the House The official Soviet T*s* 107-9. news agency said without ifivOflginally, the bill called ing details that Bykovsky's for $124.9 million In con­ mission was to study condi­ struction to implement a pro tion “ o f a long flight"* in posed handing program of space. $123 million. Rut tile Legis­ Them were unofficial indi­ lature slapped a $73 million cation* the young Russian ceiling on the bond issue and might lie kept up fo r as long the lawmakers had to follow a* a record eight days and be COMMENDATION FOR "nutstw nding perfomuinte*' is presented to Lt. with a lower-cost implement­ joined soon by the w orld's Neil S. i'rinten (center) und Lt. William Mulir/mvski (right) by C’lipt. ing bill. first space woman—also a Joseph M. Tully Jr, Actually, thr measure sets Russian. out $31.8 million in university Report* have been circulat­ project* and $339 million ing for days that the Soviets worth o f work for Junior col­ were on the verge o f launch­ leges, for a total of $87.8 ing a space woman— aald to million. Rut the additional be un attractive, unmarried project* were Included to give girl in her 20'a. the Cabinet Hoard of Educa­ According to these u n offi­ tion and fhe Hoard o f Control cial reports, the Soviets were some leeway in deciding what hoping to launch and bring the will k.* i-.,my,Vf-<t ~gfn~ir,ivk lAdtilU m o w u i v uf T w o am eers oi Heavy At j T A LLA H A SSE E (U P I)— adjourn*. Among the big projects an international woman'* con­ lack Squadron Tim s: ban- | 'the Si-nalr, delaying a flout Urspite tile big fight* still spelled out in today's bond gress In Moscow June 21. been commended by the comfight In the H<<u»r omnibus to come, some legislators and implementing hill were; With the blasting uf Bykov­ mander of Heavy Attack One , |sy million m m lax broadUniversity of Florida $)3.9 Gov. Farris llryant continue sky into orbit today, the belief for "outstanding perform rnlng hill, pnsiinl and *prd million, Florida Slate Uni­ to talk hopefully of winding wus that a man-ond-woman slice" based on results ot * to the House today a bill In­ versity $11.1 million, Florida op the extended tax session flight in twin apuce ships waa Wing conducted administra­ creasing the prirr of auto A A M $4.7 million, Univer­ hy Saturday. Others think it planned. tive and material Inspection. und Irurk llrrnsr tags. sity of South Florida $10.7 Pioneering work in twin o r ­ Capt. Joseph M, Tully Jr It would raise an r s li. I will be next Wednesday, million, Florida Atlantic Uni­ senators vowed biting was carried out last presented letter* of com m en­ mated tilt million. The i Several versity $86 million, New dation to U . Neil 8. PruJen, measure passed the Renat* j they’d stay in Tallahassee State University in East-Cen­ year hy "space tw ins" A nVAH-3 aviation electronic* hy a 27-11 vote. " .111 summer if necessary to tral Florida $200,ouo In plan­ drenn Nikolayvr and Pavel balance the record state bud­ Popovich. officer, and l.t. William MaliTALLAHASSEE ( UPt) —A ning funds, extension of the A day later, Popovich went rzowski, VAH-3 basic train­ bill broadening live thri-c per get to the penny. University o f Florida engin­ House passage of the omni­ up in Vostok 4 and, according ing ottirer, upon rompletion rent sales tax to raise an eering college In East Cen­ of 1tis annual inspection of additional $S9 million headed bus sales tax hill Thursday, tral Florida $1 million ami a to officia l Soviet accounts, the squadron. f*>r the Senate today where with a slew of controversial new two year college at Pen­ jockeyed to within lig h t o f hta substantially comrade in a space spectac­ I.t. I’ rudcn was cited *1**- p p, almost certain to be amendments sacola $1.8 million. changing the original Senate ular that brought cheers o f rifically for establishing ad- j bounced into a conference version, vllrually assured it miniatrative procedure* In­ cointniUcc. ndmiriitlon from all thu world. would take a joint conference suring positive control of TI ih two men talked back With this hill temporarily technical and maintenance on Uto shelf, Iho .Senate committee to compromise the and forth with one another as instructions which resulted launches into another battle difference*. they loped around the earth There seems little likeli­ in the saving of valuable man over a proposed $5H million at speeds o f l7J»t)tl miles an hood the conference com m it­ hours. hour. They enmo down within increase in automobile license Lt. M.iliczowski was riled tags, a measure that ha* al­ tee would lark on a grocery moments of one another after HERSHEY, Pa. ( UPI ) — marathon flights that broke fur hi* efficient reorganization ready been killed once in tax in view of strung HouseSenate opposition. Former President Dwight D. all spo^e records. of (lie ivaslc training phase, both bouses. Eisenhower said Thursday which has resulted in the Tits* said the Vostok 5 was The House, convening al night that only a "cunningly put into an orbit "close to the bombardier-navigator student* 0:30 a. m., also has a revived manipulated veneer of im a­ calculated on e," indicating that completing this important license tag lull on its calen ­ gery" hides President Ken­ perhaps the shot might not phase of training with a high dar. The Senate doesn't re nedy'* "sorry ic ro r d ." decree of proficiency. have been a bullseye. It said convene until to a. ni. Eisenhower said many per­ tho ship was orbiting tha Uoth Pruden and MatirzowCunddernblu Interior dam Another key measure that ski are to-year veterans of may wind up in conference age and the loss o f n pet d«g son* are upset by thr admin­ earth every 88.1 minutes. istration's "non-action and the heavy attack program , committee i* the bill raising through suffocate *i resulted having flown all three types taxis on Ix-er, wine and whis­ from n 2 a.m. fire Thin-day headlong retreat on matters national survival and of heavy attack aircraft, hr key, Roth houses passed dif­ lit the Partridge homo o f l.t. o f domestic well-being, on which ginning wdh the A f t (S a v ­ und Mr*. Robert F. WnUun uo ferent Increases and the Bridge ,™.. P 'B « 8 were promised firm, unequi­ age), thrn the ASA (Sky House extended the lax to Driftwood Lane. (Russified Page 10 & 11 Warrior) and now the ASX i u - V . - r a VoM* on military Lake Mary Fire Chief vocal decision and action." Domic* — Page ID t Vigilante). r,‘ " 3 r" ' installation*, atrongly opposed R.ilpli .\1>vll reported loiluy Dear A b b y — - Page 8 Their careers have run ill the Senate. that although cause o f r«rd of glowing promise* and Editorial ----- Page 4 anemic deliveries— would in­ parallel courses for the past The program o f tin- two key file wim undetermined, It np | Entertainment . Tnge o clude such campaigning catch ; several years a* ixith started tax measure* in a J! to mil parriili) broke out in the liv Legal* Page 8 A ID phrases as 'missile gap,' their heavy attack assign­ lion to $170 million revenue— Ing room and hud been burn­ P u z z l o ___ ___ Page ID ‘ stroke af llie pen,' ‘ strong ment* with VC-9 (now design producing program will d e­ ing some time before the Society _________ Page 8 presidency,' 'get (he country ated V\I I 9) flying as en­ termine wlo-n lie- l.e ;l- al oi o family was awakened. S p o r t s ______ ___ Pago 6 moving again,' and so o n " he listed crew mem bers in the Churches . _ Page 2 said. first heavy attack bom ber, the AJ-I (Savage). Roth ad v a need to commissioned o ffi­ cer status through the N avy's limited duty otiicer program , went on to Immburdier-navigator training arid assign­ ments m heavy a Hack. Established 1908 and Bay Joined in. It v a i pointed out the United Frew Leased Wire MARLA NANCY SIIAUON •MISS FLAME OF SKMINOI.K COUNTY* w ill lie chosen at the Fourth of July Fiesta to Ui staged hy tho I.ourworn I Volunteer Fire Department. These three young ladies will compete under the eimnsorship of the Alta­ monte Springs Volunteer Fire Department. Marla Jones, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Jones,‘ 211 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, will be u senior at Lyman next year, is five feet, five inches tull and measures 34-21-35. Hobbies are skiing, swimming ami dancing. Nancy Pinnock, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. I*. W. Pinnock, 310 Penn Avenue, Altamonte Springs, also will be a senior at Lyman next year, stands five feet, four inches and measures 30-23*35. Hobbies are swimming, tennis and dancing. Sharon Marie I.eary, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Verl Brant, Altamonte Springs, stands five feet, two inches and measures 35-2-1-35. She will be a ninth grader at South Seminole Junior High next year. Her hobbies arc singing, dancing, water skiing und swimming, j (Herald Photos). .M IAM I R E A C H ( U P I) — Isidore Sinooklrr, 73, wa* making b u r i a l arrangenirnt- (<>r his stepson at a lunrral home hrrr T hurs­ day when br tollapsrd and died. A double funeral lor Siuuoklrr and his (3-yrarold stepson, H arry Sterling, was srhrdulcd today. Strrling was killed In a N rw Yutk butrl lira rarllrr this wrrk. Indian Sign OAKLAND, Calif. (U P I) — R i c h a r d M rhcnsie. a Sious Indian, on jolt npportunitirs: "'th e only kind of |ob■ny people ran find arc di.hnO.,hers. » r e d pullers and picket sign carriers." It’s Funtime Fri. Nites at the ^ Caribe! Music by IVgpy, Hill and Russ! "HHi HILL" is pictured iieing removed from hiit home of 37 years ut the Sanford Zoo. The 2,000jiouml alligator was reputed to be the biggest in captivity in the United States. He was found dead in his pool al the zoo this morning. Sid Ri­ chard. city director of public works, captured "Rig Bill” 37 years ago in a celery field ditch e a s t of the city. "Bill" was eight feet long when RiCharU s tr a p p e d him to a 2xti Imard for re­ moval to the zoo. He measured 12 feet six inches this morning. Since Bill’d hide was too tough to cut, he waa buried intact at the city land fill. ** �5 ■.. LvT ’ . ."-7 M * -i . w ^'CTT. *v •■->r- Sanford Family To Serve In Vietnam of the Heavenly Father. Sure­ ly our Lord eared for the lowly bird and yet we know that It was far man that Ha died because of His love. We eaa not always understand the things that happen In Ufa aa to detail, but if ooe will simply accept the promises of God ho will find that Ufa takes on new meaning. Ha e l the agony of anwill find that It becomes in­ f some of Ua charactfinitely worthwhile. Let ua bear anew and obey aa Christ aays to ua, “ Have faith to God.'* Rev. and Mr*. Valter A. b a th Jr. aaf daughter*, D eaau Lyaa sad Dawn Ma­ ria, who arc pftaMtiy to San­ ford with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Month Sr. of MIC W. Bu rnt 8 b, will lesva July 13 for VtotM they will a t m sa arias for the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board for t parted of tear years. Rev. Booth, • satire of Saaford, a t t e n d e d local schools and gradhated from High school graduates of tha Ural Baptist Church of Altanoata Springs were hon­ ored at breakfast at the Pan­ cake House to Winter Park last Sunday morning preced­ ing regular services at the church. ffte table in the private dining room was overlaid with while linen and dacorat* ed with greenery running lengthwise interspersed with white and pink canatJcas. treat Southern Baptist 1 W logical Seminary to Louie* villa, Kjr., with tha bachelor df dlvtoitr degree. At tha time of Ida appoint* neat to aorra to Vletaim, where ha will bo to Dalat for language study during tha drat two year*, ha waa mtolater of the First Baptist Chttrth in Felleity, Ohio, when be had beea since list. He previously baa served S V , x \ taught mated and sciaaca to tha schools e f Moscow, Ohio, and science to the schools o f Louisville and Frankfort, Ky. Rev. Booth wUl serve far tiro yeara to field evangelism to Vietnam after the lingguage study period lx cornplated The girte, nbo are tour-xnd-a-half and t h r e e yeara of a * , will be taught to their educational studies during the tear yeara by Mrs. ^V. s- v N 'C . *' , - \ v Assem bly Q f God Catholic Actually, there Is a cu n for worry. This cum has been put Into effect by tome peo­ ple to a most marvelous de­ gree and the result has been a peace ef mtod and heart that many people would give everythtog they own to postMS. Tba c u n will not be found The l o r d o f all has given us a directive that works gnd He m ade it very plain in the Bible. Please turn to Mat­ thew i:U M . It would also kelp to read Psalms / J and d l as wall aa many others to find that tbsrs la an an pwar. Tha only people whom 1 have ever known who are relatively free from worry n n those who have faith in God. So many peopls do have n wrong idea about Ilfs and Ihe world to which ooe must Uve. The world la still the Lord’ s and Ha does lova us. Christ M id that even a little spar could not fall to the Instructor of Forest Lake A cadem y waa ordained aa a gospel minister to a special cerem ony of tha Sev­ enth-day meeting By Dewwa Estes MRS. PETHERBKIDGE Long wood's St. Catherine o f Sienna Circle of the Church o f Nativity Catholic Women’s Club met Tuesday evening at the borne of Mrs. Garland Shaw o s Church St. to Loogwood. Mr*. John Kennedy, chair- Music Workshop By Donna Estes Christ Church Episcopal of Longwood will sponsor Its first annual music workshop beginning this Saturday at 10 a.m. far all school age chil­ dren o f the area* served by the church. Those attending will re­ ceive instruction on how to sing, note reading, round singing and music history. No charges will be made for the course which will bo taught by M rs. M arjory Spratt Pethcrbridge, organist and choir director o f Christ Church, lira. Pelherbrldge formerly taught music at Chestnut Hill Academ y for boys in Phila­ delphia, Pa., and received her m aster's dagree to music from the University o f Penn­ sylvania in 1933. Parents o f the children are Invited to attend the first meeting o f the workshop. Graduation Set Graduation exercise* for the Vacation Bible School at Prairie Lake Baptist Church wlU be bold at 7:30 p. m. Sunday in place of the regu­ lar evening worship. imru;— innuunc ea— mad— fa r dates for tha rum m sga sales h iv e been set for July 13-13. The sales will be held at tha Super Valu Store on SR 436 with the proceeds to go to the W om en's Club. M rs. Virginia Burks was made chairman o f Urn salsa. M em bers o f Lake Mary's St. Theresa Circle, Sunland'a ,St. Ana Circle and Our Lady’ a Circle of North Orlando, who would like to either donate rum m age or work at the sale are requested to contact Mrs. Burke. On June 2t, at I p.m. a dessert social wUl be held at the home of Mrs. Burke, t i l Oak St. in Sanlando, with Mrs. Kay Stanton serving as co-hoatcss. M em bers w ho would like to have aa enjoy able evening are invited to attend. Following the buainen at Tuesday's meeting, refresh m en u of caka and punch were served. T h e next meeting will be held on July B at the home of Mrs. Kennedy on Logan Drive in Longdale. Arthur Johnson Dies At Home Arthur Johnson, M, died at bit home in Lake Msry at II p. m. Wednesday. H e was born In Cranston, Rhode Island, June 31, 1901, but bad lived In Lake Mary for th# past 3U year*. He was a veteran o f World War 11 and a retired grave worker. Johnson is survived by two brothers, Carl A. of San­ ford and Arnold o f Cranston; three aiiteri, Mrs. Helen Gladding, Mrs. Robert Walb berg and Mri. Henry Carlson all of Cranston. Funeral service* will be at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at Uravealde in Lake Mary Cemetery with Rev. Ralph K. Taylor officiating. Briaton Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements BURTON WRIGHT DeBary Church Gets Award, New Pastor By Mrs. Adam Metier The DeBary Community Methodist Church, with Rev. Damon Scott as minister, has been named the Outstanding Church of th* Y ear of the DeLand District far the second consecutive year. Rev. Scott received the ■ward at the annual Florida Methodist Conference in Lake­ land which waa also attend­ ed by 23 mem bers of the D e­ Bary Church, who learned with regret that Bev. Scott would be transferred to Palatka. Coming to DeBary la Rev. C. N. Ogg who has served a Holly Hill church during the past four years o f his 33 year ministry. A graduate o f Aabury Col­ lege in Kentucky and of the University of Ohio, he wUl officiate in DeBary for the first lime this Sunday at the 10 a. m. warship service. Rev. and Mrs. Ogg, who moved to Dellary late this week, are th* parents of three daughters, one in .North Carolina, one in South Caro­ lina and ooe attending Day­ tona Beach Junior College. Mrs. Holloway Is Installed Mrs. Effle Holloway was Installed aa new president of the Seminole County School Food Service Association re­ cently at ceremonies held in the Altamonte Springs Ele­ mentary School csffterla. School Supt. R. T. Mllwe* served as installing officer By Jana Casselberry for Mrs. Holloway, along with The WMS of the Prairie Mrs. Dorothy Bass, president­ Lake Baptist Church in Fern elect; Mrs. Flora Middleton, Park will hold a general treasurer: Mrs. Alice Dunn, meeting at 7:30 p. m. Mon secrelary, and Mr*. Kathryn day. White, public relations. W M S To Meet Adventist Saturday. camp Also re­ ceiving the rife waa B. Mi­ chael Blaine, pastor o f the Adventist Church of Mel­ bourne. Wright has been a member o f the Academ y faculty for tho past five years. He prev­ iously had taught in Adventist schools to Spencervilla, Md., and Candler, N. C. He baa recently been anpolntx l fa head the department o f religion at the A dven tlils' Bethel College in South A frica, and with bis wife Myrna and their three children, will leave far bla new post in August. • Participating in the ordina­ tion cerem ony was K. A. Wright, Burton's father, who is also a minister. He was principal of Forest Lake Academ y several yeara ago and later waa president of the church's Southern Mis­ sionary College near Chatta­ nooga, Tenn. Burton Wright completed hla elementary school work at Forest Lake, and graduat­ ed from Collegcdale Academy and Southern Missionary Col­ lege while his father was there. He also received the M. A. degree In practical the­ ology from the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Sem­ inary in Washington, D. C. Ray William Kearns, 33, of 11 North Griffin Drive, Cas­ selberry, died Thursday. He was the proprietor of an up­ holstery shop in Casselberry. A veteran o f World War II, he was a m em ber o f the Methodist Churrh and had re­ sided in Casselberry fur four year*. Surviving arc ilia wife, Mrs. Olllc Kearns, and two broth­ ers, Alva, of M inngo, Ohio, and Paul Kearns, o f Port St. Joe. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Darwin Shea at 2 p m. Sunday at the Cox Parker Funeral Homs, Winter Park. Attend services this week at uourmvn bface of worship (lieru ld P h oto) Ror. Ways* Jahnatos Paatar Sunday School _ _ g:4l re au Rev. canon Anaofasl Marstaa Warship ll:ta re re. Sunday Sarvlco T. n. Chance — .. Paatar Marnlaa Warship _ h U a. re. Holy Communion dorr. 9:14 ■anday Schael — . tedl a. re. Moraine Warship Ifcte a. re Church O f Christ Training Onion — I fll p. re. Evening Worship - IflS p. re Wad. Prayer Service 1«ia p. re. Lutheran Ralph Brewer Jr. Bvnng*llit nihla Bahsal ___ tl:ta re re. LvnraaAB cn aea wp c a a n n e a r n e r revcacw Marnlar Worehlp till* re re. Bvaalag Warship _ 1:1# p, re Car. 14th at. d O lh Ova. Oall Smith _________ Paatar Wad. R tra r iarvlaa T:ti p.m. Sunder Schael _ — 1:11 a. re. canrnca Moralae Worship I 1 :M a, re. Tralalae Union — l:W p. re Ivanlae Worship . T:W p. re. Morris Ruby _ _ Evangelist Wad. PVarar ScrvldS Ttlt p a. Blhlo Clausa _ 14:40 re re M oralag Worship . ll:4 s re au Nursery Opca W TR R --------------- - TiSP p. re. Evening Warship _ l:*e p. re BIM» Clsssts Wad. 1:1* p-re iaaday Mite Broadaaat u r t iil iw w n ate at. L t m s o ju N and til* p a . * MwUr *»*. Paul M. i.allap . ------ - Paator Sunday School — 14:44 a. re. Bandar Evanlna Worship Wednesday Praytd Ssrvlco _ ISIS Park A v is * Bible Study ______ 14:00 re m. 1:41 p. re. Morning Worship 11:40 re re. Evening garvles __ 4:10 p re 7:41 p. re. Sae "Herald of Truth" 1 p.m. Sunday o a Channel * Tuesday Ladlaa Bible Claes 14:00 am. W sdntsdsy Bible Clsssca _ _ 1:10 p. au Pastor — ... William J. flou t Mornlna Worship — IM« A II s. re Sunday School Christian Science — S:4I os- m. Tralnln* Unlea ----- - 1:1* p-re Evanlna Worihlp — U P p m. Weil, officers A Tsschvr* Mvstlng —....... — Silo p.m. Sunday Ser-lee A Wad. I’ rajtr hsrvlc* 1:10 p.m. Sunday Bchool ____ 11:44 re re HuhJact: •'Clod The ITvaurvtr of Man" north oB L ixaa Wednesday Sarrtaa *:44 p. re ■ A P rilT CSIAFWL Haadlng Room: 141 E. Plrot. SOT a. Palrru I n , Waokilsys: 14:10 rent. - 4:10 V. N. Maaeard. chapel Pallor p.m. Friday Evening: 4:14Sunday School _ _ a:4t rent. 1:14 p.m. T ra ln ln a Unloa ____ 1:14 re re. Worship 11 o. re. 1i!4 -p.au Wad. Rvaalng Prayar 1:14 p r e Church O f God ap R ix oa a n Old Ovlnada Rd. al Kti|>, St*. H. Hamilton Orlffln Pareor Sunday School _ _ >:41 re m. Morning Warship 11:44 re au Training Unloa _ 4:14 p. re. Evening Worship _ 1:14 p. au ca m e •P THE SAgARK.ua W, Sad Bt, at Beale Ava. Paal B le h o a __________Paator ■aaday S c h o o l___ _ M l re are Moralag Warship c a r n c M o p earn SBMl A f f f v i h flsrold D. Boatwright Paator Bnaday School __ 1:41 re re Moraine Worship 11:44 re m. Evsngvtlstlo Barr. 1:11 p. au Tuore Prayar Sarv. 1:1* re re There. Tauag People Endeavor 1:14 p. re 14:11 re are Tenth ____ _____ — 1:44 p. r e Evangillstlo Service 1:40 pjre Third Sunday Ilagapiratlaa ____ 1:44 p. m. r i a a r cm cbcm THB SA8ARB.Ua La ha Mary. Fire Rev. W . U Holcombe, Pantoy Basday 1:11 re u u ___ Bible School ll:*4 re m. , Mornlna Worahlp OP 1i4S p. m. — Evening Hcrvlco 1:44 p, m. _ Wad. Mld-Wvelt Prayar Parries* 1:44 p. m. Ind Wad. MUalon. ary Borvic* Pentecostal FIRST PKXTECWOTAL c a t a c i o r L ouaw ooo W jv l l i f f l Rot. B. Ruts Oraat — ranted Sunday School —— 11:44 re are Morning Worahlp 11:11 re nre Sunday Evening __ Til* p. nre Wad. Bible Stadv _ 1:14 p. are Conquerors Masting Friday --------------- 1:14 p. re c a r a ie Presbyterian OCA) aaoa * q-*— retts iHwy ir-aai ~ CMIMCH cxrica or Bart Browa - __ ■ Evangelist lt:*e a. re. Sunday Moraine Worship Mundey 10 -ta mm. A v a . an d T h ird Lrnvst H. Bolluh, Jr. — rssU r Sunday School 4:11 re m. Church Sarvleos — 14:*4 re m. Communion—P in t Sunday In Each Month KlMDEiUlARTBM AND NURS­ ERY M ethodist Oravor C. Sowell. Jr. CHURCH OP THB COVBUAUT Thoreaa M. Makla Paolo* Onora R d, at Woodland Ava, Church School _ _ lu.uo a. in. Rev. John H. Hires, Jr. Pastor Tamporarity at P l n o e r o r l Sunday School ---- - 1:41 re m. Morning Worahlp — 14;4d re ro. MTP ____________ 1:14 p. re School—French and l*lh. TO Rev. Ray Oragary, Jr, Paator Sunday School 4:41 re au Morning Worihlp 11:11 re re M T P ____________ 4:14 p. re Bvre Worahlp 1:11 » re W*d_ Prayer Iarvlaa 1:M p re Avre Jobs T. Adnata Jr. _ Paster Morning Worahlp - *:ie re re Hundey School _ _ 1:41 re re Morning Warship 14:11 re au M T - Maaltags __ t i l l p re tlalanaadtata. Scalar) Evening Worship _ 1:14 p. re LIST YOUR CHURCH NOTICE CALL FA 2-2611 Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice WitooB-ElchtlbiB-gBr MortBary Eaaicd L Wlkoa aa4 Staff Tho A s e r ic a n Oil Com ptRy Mr. aad Mrs. M. R. SlrkbUad Profrdsaiig Printing Co. WltooB-Maier Fumltuie Ca. aaf Staff Stanatron Raaity Hark Stsaotrawi tad Staff M r . aad M ra . A l W U a m Mir. Appleby's Restaurant LucHla aad Hamid Appleby 113 N. Park Th* Hits ThM trt BUI Lotslac* A- Kmptojdds Holier Motor Sakd Co. Food Fair Stores, Inc. J. C. Penney Company C. L. R eU eeea a e d E m p tejees C A LIFO R N IA JOBS V lU filN lA r KI KOS Kl I’ . U. Uua 1314 Southern Ntkural Gas Ja b a D a n a 4 S ta ff baaford Atlantic National Bank ■ • s a r d H. Uadgea 4 S U ff .NUKA NOHR1S TE S-1314 .llariun I rr. Lake Mary FA i - l l l i S to tA F a r m In s u ra n c e C o m p u t e s ir tla g L i’ r jo r s a d S ta ff Paatao ••ACM n m aaiaf cnaca Worship ________ 4:44 a. m. % J. 1L C l a i m ■ tra ct Church gchool_1:41 a. m. •(••Ion rotate ___ Ii4! a. m. Morning Worship - lt:44 a. nre Plonssr Psllowshlp 4:0S p. m. Sonlor HI Psllowshlp 1:44 p.nre Evsnlng Worship — 1:14 p. nre Wsd Prayer Mooting T:40 p.m. These Sanford Merchants Goorfd Bailor A kasplojoss W II.O O M I WAOOM i Epiacopml TJ.WO-W V,*r N asarcne Emmett Farrell A S tef! Foreign employment offers lucu and women choice - f 19 countries— free transportation—specisl tax benefits —bonuses— liberal vseatiuna—And a most unique way o f life in government careers or with American com ­ panies. their subsidiaries. Over half a million Americans work and live exreplksially well outside the U.9.A. ”You --------can earn up to flJMT pt.nuu per munth ...................... paid in I completr information tend 13 to Foreign rency. Forr complete Projects, P. O. Box DMA, Beverly Hills, Calif. Thousands of new Job openiugs now in Southern Cali­ fornia in ali Helds. Permanent job security, bend for ob information, names and addresses to California ob., P. O. Box 10it, Beverly HUH,. Calif. au __ Church School •:4t Sarvlee . •:«* re as. 11 :H . 14:1* re m. 4:14 p. are _ Christian Tenth 11tte re au Ministry 11:4# re re. Bov. Waiter JLR. McPhsrooo. rtB P T ^ n arm r c a r t e l aras n i n a jnaaionunT v 4 FOREIGN JOBS ON DISPLAY at Purest Luke Academy this week nre copies o f "Florida Funtily Favorites," g cookbook compiled und published by members of the SeventhAluy Adventist Health und Wel­ fare Society. Proceeds from miles o f the book will help enlurge facilities at the Altamonte Springs Health and Weifuie Center which aids those in need from Seminole County and the tc erred - (:1B re re. Baptist R L D ta R. W. Keams Dies Thursday —... Pastor Christhm Burton L. Wright, associate Completely to some o f the nmdletoM that we take. A steamship company placed a large advertisement In a aufixtoe which showed a beautiful ocean liner gliding ♦‘greatest of a m ." Above the pictun of the ship was printed same talking words which said, "A World Away from Worry on tha World's Fastest Ship." 1 must ad■It that It would be most enjoyable to take the boat trip, but k la not likely that the world experienced would be away from all worry. We toy many cures but find that •one of them are adequate to da away with tba torment* tog affects of n disturbed ■tod If they a n entirely of c»v. arts m o atm •ate l i t . a H. M. S n o w ______,_ Paster Richard Lyons Bandar School — tel* a. as. ■uaday Masses . Marnlaa Worship 10:11 a. re. Evening Warship _ 1:1* p. re. Youth Harr. (Taaa.) T:I* pm. MM-Wash Sarv. (Ttairv.) US Waakdaya p. m. H. W. saaw. Paator ' C oatrefation n l TMHAli Adventists Ordain Two New Ministers Bible N? „ o <N REV. AND MRS. WALTER A. ROUTH JR. fret has been made to alle­ viating the scourge of- wor­ ry. Perhaps many people would admit readily that they believe a cure for cancer Will eventually be found, and •t the tame time deny faith to a remedy for the harass­ ment ef the mtod from which they would like to escape so '\ v \ V vn\\\\N^\ nn'Sv Hill Luaber A Hardware Co. J im m y C rsppa A E w pW ytoa •I I �ffh f § a n fo r b W rralb ' Fri. June I I, ’63- —Page 3 Academy Lays Cornerstone For Dormitory By Shirley Adventist Center Knits Bandages By Julia Barto* Among ventists Wentworth Sunday at Forest Lake Acad­ emy during the annual Sev­ Sleeting Adventist to lay C a nt p the corner­ stone for the new boys dorm i­ tory now under construction. The three-story, concrete reinforced structure, costing SlEti.WX) wilt be known as W. E. McClure named for Hall Dr. W. and E. is Mc­ Clure, dean of Andrew's Uni­ versity Biondi, Charles Magenheimer and Mike Gillette; third row, Patsy Enloe, Ellen Peters, Betty Wells, Linda Laine, Viola McCarty, Debra Phil­ lips, Kichard Gerling, Herman Heinle, Wayne Ogle and Alan Brad dock; fourth row, Kelly White, Janie Nails, Linda Kay Shank, Patty (levers, Cheryn McBride, Linda Nelson, Elaine Bryant, Timmy Sain and ltandy Sullivan. (Cox) ENTERPRISE SIXTH GRADERS were entertertnined «t u Promotion Party held by the En­ terprise PTC at the Florida Power Cluh. Mem* liers of the class were, front from left, Curtis Carlson, John Shafter, James Bradley and Tom Shin; second row, Shari Lnughltn, Steve Jeffers, Nancy Hopper, Margaret Weinfustncr, Connie Adams, David Sullivan, Bruce Cross, Lenny at Berrien Spring*. Mich., who was principal of Forest Lake Academy at three different times totaling ID years. Be and Mrs Mc­ Clure were present lor the occasion. The dormitory Is being built as part of the overall liveyear plan for rebuilding the Forest Lake Academ y plant. All churches of the Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists are contributing on a systematic basis to­ wards the building program. Legion To Hold Joint Rites With Auxiliary Tommy Farrow. Second row, Bernie Bernhardt, Christine Fowler, Bobbie Hudome, Julie Jenkins, Jon Fleischman, Jeanne Tangney. Third row, Lee Achnrd. Kathy l’czold, Barry Daughtry, Mona Wiggins, Michael Conroy, Jeff Bates and Teresa Carver, (Gassnian Photo) ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Kingergurten "graduated" 18 pupil* to next year’s first grade at recent ceremonies, Bev, Bichtml Lyons, pastor of Alt Souls Church, presented the diplo­ mas to the pupils of Mrs. Edna Swigottski, teach­ er. First row. front left: Chris Coneely, Debbie Henry, Pete Bartlinski, Mary Ju DeMattio and many service bers o f the S e v e n t h ly Ceremonies w ere held last enth-day the projects carried out by m em ­ Health Ad­ and Welfare Center is one entitled “ Band­ ages for Bongo'* which pro­ vides knitted cotton bandages for use in the African Mission­ ary Fickt. This project is o f special Interest to Mr*. C. P. Croger since she and her husband have devoted most o f their live* to missionary work, se­ ven years o f which wa* spent in Southern Africa. The couple had three child­ ren born in South Africa and one o f their daughters, -Mrs. Winifred Wiki, now is a mis­ sionary in Southern Europe with headquarters at Bern, Switzerland. Mrs. Wild and her husband have been miss­ ionaries for eight years and will t>e in Europe for another four years. Mrs. Croger. who more or less fosters the bandage pro­ ject, invites those who knit to join member* o f the Cen­ ter in making the bandages. The simple instructions call for unmercerized thread, auch as used in making bedspreads and a size one knitting need­ le. Cast on 25 stitches, knit back amt forth until strip is two ami one half yards long, wash, dry, roll and wrap in plastic and fasten with scotch tape. When sufficient number t* on hand, bandages may be mailed in rare of the Health and Welfare Cen­ ter, Forest Lake Academ y, from where they will he srnt to the Bongo Mission Hospital. Attention o f member* of the American t-oghm and it* auxiliary, of T on 53. i* ilirected to the Joint installation of new officer* Monday at 8 p. m. at the American Le­ gion Home b n 'llw y : 17 02 The installing officer for the event will be the Sixth District Commander, N'. Danesky, Ml. Dora, and Mrs. Danesky. Sixth District Aux­ iliary president, will install the Auxiliary officer*. The installation committee urge* each mem ber to bring a guest. Mrs. Iloy Ttllis, courtesy chairman, and her commitlee will serve refreshment* at Hie conclusion of the meeting. Organization Of St. Andrews Set Sunday St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Bear Lake wilt be formally organized by a Commission of St. Johns Pres­ bytery In cerem onies to be held at 3:30 p. in. this Sun­ day Making up the Commission will be Dr. II. D. dress, Dr. John F. Anderson Jr., Rev. A. J. Hanson, Itev. E. It Rowley Hev. M. O. Lycrly. Bev. K. W. Miller amt Eld­ ers B oyce T. Ridgewell and E A. Miner. M embers will tie received by letter; a class of com ­ munication* admitted; elders and deacons elected, ordain­ ed and installed and a pastor will be called ami installed. Hev. Thomas II. Makin has been serving a* evangelist in the field for two months, at the chapel which is located ('room s High Adult School at no 15 U nocal Beach Dr. will liuld it* second Annual C o m m e n c c m c a t Exer­ cise, Sunday, at 3 p m. in the (’ room* High School Audi tortum. Principal H. Jackson will prevent diplomas to 22 adults. The adidt program is var­ ied. and adults are encourag­ Hev. Fhllltp Il.irr, language ed to continue Iheir it utile* expert and missionary to the for completion of high school Lacandon Indians in Southern work and course* that are Mexico, will be the sjieuker directly applicable to the type at the 9 a. m service o f the job* they are doing to en Presbyterian Church of the ha rice their efficiency. Covenant, Pmeerest School, Classes will continue dm Sunday. ing the summer. Interested V native o f Philadelphia, person* may contact Mr Baer has been with the WyJackvm by calling FA 2-1029 cllffe Bible Translators for at any lime. 19 years, all of this lime be­ ing spent with one trilie. lie i* engaged In reducing to writing a language that ha* been spoken for centuries but never written Hit books in­ clude prim ers, a dictionary and portions of the Bible in Mrs. E lilh E. Balint, 53. of the Lacandon tongue. S nee 1911 his field has 101 Bunker Lane, died this morning in Seminole Memor­ been visited by many archae­ ologists and ant hropoli gists ial Hospital. She cam e to Sanford in 1959 and recently he was honored from Griffin, d a ., and was a by the Mexican Government member of the Lutheran (or his work among the InChurch of the Redeem er ami ill ans. 22 Adults To Get Diplomas At Grooms High Church To Hear Missionary BANDAGES FOR BONGO are knitted by members o f the Altnmont* Spring* Health and Welfare Center o f the Seventh-day Adventist Church for use in the African Mlmdonary Field. Main sponsor o f the project loeally is Mrs. C. P. Croger who served for seven years as a missionary in Southern Africa. Here Mrs. Croger poses with display set up for the an­ nual Camp Meeting at Forest Lako Academy. (Herald Photo) Baplisls Offer Fellowship For Ministers Second row, Sylvia Williams, Judy Guess, David Wells, H o lly Tully, Kevin Scott, Valorie Wrenn, Kenneth Wilins, Cynthia Peterson, Donald Si|»ley and Mich.de Puopolo. Third row, Steven Ellis, Dale Austin, Tommy Curlier, Cathy Ste­ wart, Kim Austin, Susan Scott, Kevin Slip, Cathy Jo Schooluy, Michael Fitch and David Hobby, (Gussmun Photo) of the Ladies Aid of that church She also was a member o f the GoM Key Mothers of the Cub Scouts. Mrs. Balinl is survived by her husband, Stephen; one son. Steven G , Jr. of San­ ford; three daughters, Mrs Lucille Steele of Hampton, Ga., Mrs. Myrtle Nix of held at the First Presbyterian Ocala, and Mrs. Alice Dixon o f Philadelphia, P a.; two sis­ Church in Ft. Lauderdale. ter*. Mrs. Annie Dover of Enigma, Ga., and Mrs. Cal lie Stone o f Ocala, and two Gettysburg Address The story that Lincoln hast­ brothers. Carl and Egbert True love, both of Fitzgerald, ily drafted hi* speech un an Ga. envelope while on his way Funeral services wilt be to Gettysburg is untrue Ian held at the Lutheran Churrh coin had carefully prepared -** 2 P- nl Sunday with the what he wanted to say and f{l' ' Il*'r t'*'*"' W. Goers* of . . , ... |ficiatmg followed by intern there is no dependable « v i - 1 men| 0 » k l.w „ Memorial Guest Minister To Speak At Westminster Presbyterian By Dr. Jane Robert Casselberry L. A churchtime Hutchinson the care of nursery small for Church, Hev. John S'. Mont­ children gomery. and his family, arc is provided during the ser­ spending l Westminster Presbyterian vices. are air- hurch conditioned. Church School classes arc held for all ages at 9 :U a. m. Dr. Hutchinson was for nearly 2U years pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Tyrone. Pa., before his re­ tirement In December. He amt Mrs. Hutchinson make their home in AlaitlanJ. The pastor o f W ed m auler rill , be the this guest Sunday minister at 11 m in the Chapel in the fcftler Homes offices at [owell Park. llis subject will be “ Men Chow Hearts God ouched.” There will be i3 | music by the choir tied by Airs. Guidon It. Has spedir­ Dil- All facilities a few days v a ca ­ tioning with relatives m Mi­ ami. The Itev. John Pllley, pas­ tor of the Lake Mary Com ­ munity and Presbyterian II p s a 1 a Church Presbyterian Church, ar.-t Ihe Hev. John Montgomery attended the meeting* o f the Synod o f F lor­ Gramkow Funeral ida, United Presbyterian dence that he wrote any parti p ark. Church, U.S.A., June lu 13, of his address while eti route. * Hume is m charge. Vacation A hospital clinical training and research fellowship, de­ signed specifically for Bap­ tists ministers and to be car­ ried out in Baptist Memor­ ial Hospital, Jacksonville, was announced today by Dr. T. Sloane Guy Jr., Executive Secretary - Treasurer of. tho. Koiiihrrn Baptist Hospital Board. The fellowship in Clinical Pastoral Care will be award­ ed for one year ami will carry an annual stipend of $3,000. Two types o f ministers will be considered eligible, o r ­ dained ministers in the a c­ tive ministry anil ministers presently serving In various capacities with denomina­ tional boards. Applicants must be between 30 and in years of age with high school diploma and col­ lege and seminary degrees and must have had three to five years of pastoral exper­ iences. The fellowship will lie ac­ tivated September I, 1903. Applicants should write to Harry McCartney, Depart­ ment of Pastoral Care, Raptist Memorial Hospital, two Mi­ ami Hoad, Jacksonville 7, Fla. letter* of reference from the association o f which the applicant is a member and from the slate secretary will lie required. Mrs. Balinl Dies At Hospital Here GRADUATION GOWNS and caps, (some set at rakish angles) marked the ceremonies at the Holly Avenue Kindergarten for 30 youngsters who will be going on to higher things next ycur. From left front row are Christine Goble, Charles Getgen, Don Nichols, Suzanne Helms, Eddie Smith, Scott Hill, Karen Boatwright, Cathy Gramkow, Frank Griffin and Lisa Thompson. Elder Springs Baptist Plan Two-Week Vacation School Bridge Club Names Winners Ten tables were in play at this week's session o f the D ellary Duplicate Bridge Club at Ihe Community Cen­ ter. Howard Middleton dir ected. Winners were, NS. first, Mrs. Frank Austin and Phil dcB erard; second, Mrs. O. X. Lackey and Mrs. Hubert Nichols; third, Mr. and Mrs. E. Z Walters ami fourth, Mrs. Until Hlatl and .Mrs. David Singer. EW, first, Mrs Edna Reil­ ly and Mrs, Elsa tinkles; se­ cond, Mrs. Dorothy It Chand­ ler and Mrs, Donald C. John­ ston; third. Air. and Mrs. E. A*. Hinkle and fourth, Harry 31 Brown and William Lutz. Fire Volunteers To Meet Monday Members o f the newly or­ ganized Gindervllle Eire Dopartmenl will meet at 7:30 p. in. Monday at the 111.II Product* cafeteria. All persons living south of the city limits and near to Sanford Avenue out to Lake Jessup and along the old Orlando Highway are urged to attend the meeting. James J . Michael, presi­ dent, sail) today that the group hopes to have it* new charter ready for signatures Monday, and that Attorney Carroll Burke ha* been en­ gaged to draw up a map of the areas In which the (in ­ fighting volunteers will ope­ rate. “ We've been depending loo long on the Lake Alary Eire Department to control our fires, and it's about time we got busy and got a volunteer fire department o f our own,” Allchael s ad. Other officers of the new organization include Tom Wise as vice president and It. A. Steinmcyer as treasur­ er. Bible School will first one being to the New .Mission in Oviedo at E l d e r Tribes Springs Ha pi id Church. Hoys which is n m in in g cam p fur new missionaries. and girls, age three through B Hamilton Griffin, pastor 16, are invited to com e along of Elder Springs, will be prin­ and enjoy the many exper­ cipal o f the school. Airs. Vio­ iences tif Bilile School. let M eLmghlin, secretary; Ih e school will be held Nursery Three-Year Depart­ June 17 28 from 9 a.m. to 12 ment, .Mrs. Jean T aylor, sup* titan. E a ch ' department ha* Crthfeiutei t. Airs. Hutchison," special plans of interest to .Mrs. Ale tion aid; Beginner I the children Involved, which Department, superintendent, include Bible study, mission­ Mrs. Florence M yers, Alra. ary study, character stories Carol Alycrs; Beginner II Du* and creative nctivilios. Rr- partment, s u p e r i n t e n d * freshmctils will be served ent, Mrs. Jeanette Jessup, daily. Alls* Gail Coleman. Mr>. Special field trips are plan­ Faye Weldon; ned for the Intermediates, Un­ Prim ary I Department, open Monday Junior Choir To Give Concert At Grace Church The Junior Choir o f Grace Methodist Church will pre­ sent • concert in Ihe sanc­ tuary of Hu- church on Sun­ day al 7.30 p. .n. The Choir which was organized last fall, is directed by Mrs. (Mis T ay­ lor, with Airs. Kathryn Hubhard accompanist. All members and friends of llie church are invited to attend. There will be a pre­ sentation of awards follow­ ing Hie concert. Sunday afternoon at 12:30. members o( Hie Methodist Youth Fellowship and Iheir guests will meet at (he church to go to Sanlando Springs (or a picnic and swim party. On Wednesday at 9:30 a in., the WSCS Bazaar Com­ mittee will meet at the church to make plans for the Bazaar to be lu-ld in Novem ­ ber. All who have ideas anil suggestions to offer, o r would like to serve <>n a com m ittee, are urged in attend this plan­ ning session. Nazarenes To Observe Father’s Day The Lake Mary Church nt the Nazarene will observe Fa­ ther'* Day wilh special ser­ vices litis week to be held during the closing period ol the Sunday School hour. Recognition ami gifts will he given to Ihe oldest fa­ ther, the youngest father ami the father willi the most chil­ dren present for the service. The Sunday School hour be­ gins al 9,(5 a.m . and Ihe spe rial service is scheduled fur 10:15 a m. superintendent. Airs. Louisa Nolan, L. T. Twym an, Mr*. Adeen Sizemore, .Mrs. Jeanetle Johnson; Prim ary H De* p jrtin m t, s u p e r i n t e n d * ent, Air*. W, W. Coleman, Mrs. Ibis* Hyson, Airs. Fort, Atrs. Jean Welker, Air*. Jo­ ann Bryan; Junior I Department, sup­ erintendent, Airs. G l a d y s Dempsay, .Mr*. Mary AH* ch a d , Airs. Audio Temple, Mrs. Joe llrown; Junior II Department, superintendent, Mrs. Barbara Walker, Mr*. Betty Wright, .Mrs. Gleoda Blass; Intermediate Department, superintendent, Frank Jes­ sup, Mrs. Joyce Edwards. A nursery will be provided for tin- teachers’ children with special classes for Iho two year olds under the lead­ ership o f Mrs. Archie Free* man. Mrs. Jean Blaylock and Mis. Bandage will he the leaders of the baby nursery ami one year olds. Mrs. .Margaret Griffin, Mrs. Vera Cartled;e and Mrs. Glen .Miller will serve un tike re­ freshment committee. C. C. Mcy Death Reported Here r (’ May. of Plant City, who visited many times with relatives here, died early Thursday at Arcadia lie was a m em ber of the Sanford Camp at Lake Kerr. Services Will lie held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Hopkins Funeral Home in Plant Ctly. Sanford survivors includo four niece*. Air*. C. Shannon Winn, Mrs Harold Johnson, Alls* Elizabeth Atethvin and Miss Emma Jean Atethvin. N O R D IC AUTO AIR $199 CLOSET CLEAN-UP SEND YOURS TO M A R V IN M IL A M ’S S E M IN O L E DRY C L E A N E R S 218-230 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-1033 CONDITIONER Plu« 3 Y r. Installation Far lory Warranty JONES \ rro s e r v ic e 1063 S. Sanford, FA 2-IXJ* �Heir - Minded tours whtn hs o ff 10 B M a t tks airport art not ju st painful U that the ■Pres­ B i . T h fact a f ................... ident's son Ukas pianca and doesn't cars to tears ones he’s aboard. As the President took o f f for the West and Hawaii, rotma John went aboard with his fattier. When it was time for him to leave,, the boy was steered toward the regular salt door J o b s * Ktnaadj J r Peter Edson "N O !" amidships. Ha got the drift quickly, and refused to get off. A Secret Service agent who had him in tow then headed him stra­ tegically toward the pilot's cabin, on the pretext of having a look. Be­ fore John realized what was happen­ ing, he was out o f the pilot's aoor, down the steps and back on the ground. That's when the real howl went up. Political WASHINGTON — (N E A ) For the President to lend a m ajor civil rights message to Congress this lata in the ses­ sion is to pile a new burden on an already ovegloaded Senate and House. It will take the rest of this y ea r and much o f the next session to dig out from under the existing load before It’ s tim e to elect a new Congress In the fall o f 1944. Developments in race rela­ tions during the past few months, however, give addi­ tional civil rights legislation a new number one priority. There ii every likelihood that thia program will run Into de­ lay. Another Senate filibuster is a possibility, Being up ac­ tion on other must legislation. There are ov e r 120 civil rights bills in the congress­ ional hopper right now. This Indicates not only the diver­ sity o f opinion on what ought to be done, hut the amount or interest in the subject. The main bills are Ihe ad­ ministration program , a sep­ arate proposal hy House Ju­ diciary Committee chairman Emanuel Celler, D-N. Y., and two measures introduced by Senate and House Republi­ cans. Boiling all these idess into one act that Senate and House can agree on will take som e doing. Nobody has a com plete ans­ wer to race relations and no single piece o f legislation la going to solve the situation. A piecem eal approach la possi­ ble, with a voting righti bill com ing first and other m etwhere she paid it was located. lu res later. Sheepishly, her husband Before the civil rights is­ mutters some alibi and tries to forget the Incident, the A New Crisis The Russians, as we In the West well know, are unpredictable. So we cannot be sure they wilt not sudden­ ly pay up their long overdue assess­ ments In the United Nations and thus preserve their vote In the Genami Assembly. The rule Is the vote Is lost when a member nation falls more than two jredrs behind in payments. The So­ viet Union still has a few months to go. Mors than ones before, the Krem­ lin has reversed itself in UN matters. But If it should not do so, if It Should choose to yield its vote, it would signal that Russia's concept o f the UN has changed. No sober observer o f world af­ fairs has any illusions about what the Soviets hnd in mind when they Joined up. They Intended from the outset to use the agency us a propa­ ganda sounding board. They intend­ ed also to use Its processes tu block tbs effort o f Independent nations to keep free nf Soviet domination. To that end, the veto wus used countless times in the Security Coun­ cil, After a while, therefore, the Gen­ eral Assembly, where no veto could be Imposed, becume the main scene o f UN action. Since it could nut muster suffi­ cient allies to turn the Assembly tide in Its favor, Russia finally began try­ ing the current "financial veto" — refusing to pay Its share o f UN costs In hope that enterprises hostile to Soviet aims would thereby fall. If the Kremlin should now pro­ ceed to formalize this tactic bv allow­ ing its vote privileges to Ispse, it would be open admission that Russia is in the UN as a wrecker. It would mark an end to the transparent pre­ tense that It is a legally functioning member genuinely bent on the quest for world peace. Should that be the choice, It would suggest that the Russians have given up hope of ever command­ ing the UN the kind of support need­ ed to win the day for communism. This would speak volumes about the Soviet’s Inability to influence the dozens o f new nations In Asia and Africa — as they evidently believed for a time they could do. From the outset an effort has ltcen made to build the UN us u uni­ versal organization open to countries with every kind of political system. Rut when nation openly demon­ strate that they are participating only to try to destroy, even the thinest screen o f universality is lost. If, In such circumstances, other UN members choose not to oust the destroyers, then clearly they must find ways to serve their high aims In spite o f the destruction. It cannot l>e easy. Phil Newsom Says . . . Kurds Still Seek Autonomy A fter ths 1st* Brig. Gen. Abdul Karim K aissm overtbrsw ths monarchy ot Iraq In 10SS, one o f hla first acta waa to permit the return from Soviet n il* o f a KurdUh lead­ er named Nul'ah Mustafa At* B artin i. And In 1030 when army units in the northern region of Mosul rebelled against Kaaaem, the Kurda largely were responsible for putting the rebellion down. Pour yeare end another revelution later, the relationship between the warlike Kurda •nd the Baghdad government twice has gone full circle. . Por In Halt, the Kurds rebellid against Kassem, ami OUT they playsd a large hand In hla downfall last February. This month negotiations over Kurdish dsmands for auton­ om y collapse again and once m ore Mull* M ustafa Al-Barxanl is a man with a price on hla hrad. Thu Iraqul government will pay the equivalent of |ZHO,000 fo r him, dead o r alive. F or the Kurds, it is snother chapter in a 4ll-yrar struggle fo r an independent Kurdistan in an area which rmhracea parta of Turkey, Iran and Iraq. (ieogruphfeuly, the Kurds spread from Mt. Ararat, fabl­ ed landing place o f Nuah'a A rk, in the w est to the Tigria OUR W AY Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASK P-465; U ls I... aged 27, Is the Program Chairman o f her Women’s Clh, She had asked me to out­ line some o f the- mUundrr, standings that complicate happy marriage, for I was tn address the banquet ses­ sion where husbands were to be invited, too. So I explained that wumen have a poor time sense. They don 't watrh Ihe clock or pace themselvie the way a man does. Maybe that is partly due to the fact they seldom com ­ pete In athletics where a atop watch Is i-mployed. in the east. Historically, they go truck tu a vague origin which has been tracnl to 2,000 years be­ fore Christ. They participated In the fall of biblical Nines eh and Babylon. They fought with Snlailln against the Christian crusaders and In 1257 they massacred nil army o f 20,000 Mongols. Their record is one o f fierce Q—What docs the study of independence, which in mure buinilctic* involve? recent yeurs hue been exploit­ A—A branch of theology ed by the Soviet Union to add dealing with the religious rea ­ to the turbulence o f the alsons for presetting. ways- uneasy Middle Hast. Although the Kurils deny that they are pro-Communist, q —How many crim inals the Soviet Union supports were executed in l'Jt3? their demands fur autonomy A —Forty-seven, and gave shelter to Mullah Mustafa Bariani against the q -liy what name was former roynl government o f General Custer known to the Iraq. Sioux Indians? Presumably, the Soviets al­ A —"Long Hair.’* so aid them with weapons. In Iraq, the Kurils number q —What is the Rigid speed around a million, or about nneof the Canada goose? flfth o f the population. Thrir A—About 55 miles an hour. northern mountain strong­ holds place them in a position Q—1low early were finger­ to threaten the important oilprint * used as a method o f producing area around Kurislenliflrallon? kuk. A —The Chinese used thumbTheir elinrge aguinst the new Iraqi government is one prints to sign documents long before the Idrth of Christ. o f bud faith. The autonomy p r o m I a e il However, fingerprinting was not used is a means of iden­ them in return for their help In overthrowing Kassem has tification until the 1800s. • O'* and A '* But the basic reason is the fart that women always re­ main emotionally half child, half adult even when they at­ tain m aturity.---------------------And children can easily tie distracted because they fail to keep in focus a distant goal. Men thus tend to louk ahead, whila wumen look aidsways! A man tends to travel In a straight linn whereas a woman follow s a curv'd or mranduring course. 5len are noted, however, for certain glaring faults. First, they are the world’t fore­ most buck-passers. Ihu*, they try to blamu everything on their wives. “ I can’t find my shirt (or tie I,’’ Is another commun fault of males. “ W hy, Il is right them In plain sight In Ihe top drvescr drawer,’* Ids wife may pro­ test. “ No, It isn't,” he will loud­ ly argue, so the climbs the ■tuirs and picks it up right Barbs By llal Cochran Bandits took mure than a thousand dollars from an Ohio doctor's safe. Some patient* must have paid their bills. s e e Don't go to a restaurant fur cold shoulder and hot tongue, men — just go home late. s e e Hoys In an Illinois school are sent home If they come to school with muddy shoes. An­ other way c f polishing up on not lieen furthcoming. They education. Q -W Ito was the com m and­ churge that Iraqi police con­ s e e er of the troops that raptured tinue to arrest Kurds and that I* the eagle used on our Kurdish negotiators In Bagh­ John llrtiwn alter his seiturc dad also face the thrrut of ar­ of the federal armury at Har­ quarter because it flies fast, pers Ferry ? er when guing away from re st A —Col. Hubert E. Lee. the nest? Quotes $ a u fo r d fljm lii Page 4 Sail fun I, Florida Friday, June U, 1968 There can’ t be any separalion of church and slate un­ less you want to be a Com­ munist or a materialist. —James Francis Cardinal McIntyre, Homan Catholic archbishop o f lets Angeles. W U TK M A. UIKLUW. CUSTOM A.VU rtMt-leMSCM rMKit vax t>sn/r Managing LMltvr S l u t M K I.I.I L'ountr kditur (K I B U A VSMMKM geclslg Lull or IK) MOTH V A t a r i * S'oature editor VNKIS W SCI.I S M sclisulisl HupL J 4 MC I.. allueiNSKKM Husltirta Slsnsasr •IIIUI.IIV 4 . o u t XT Clsis'llsil Man-gsr S'HA.Ms VOt.TUt.IVB Clrsulallun Usnaisr m a t as Mr Melt **■ !■ •« t e e e l* Ail Otter li e Week l*-»v i >*er III.,a l tssr ».»■> * Months 4.14 « Months t ie 1 Months l.so J M nli.s l.ll I Uuath t ie I Month 0. B. festal Regulation* gtovlde that all mall tubeerlpiloa* be paid la sAvaace. Meuse Delivers at HscHit-rto.v Catered as second xlsvs metier Ih tuner IT, ISIS el Ihe Poet OUtce ef benfurd, jriovlde. under the A .t at Conarese ,1 Mercb. The Mereid Is a nieiubar st the United I’reee which te enlltleo etfluelstly to the use (or republics'ion et ell the torsi news ■rieted la thia aewepeper. No pert of any material, news or aovertlsing. ot ibis edition it The benfurd llrretd msy he reproduced In otsy in,-mar withtut wrllttu ptru.Ise.oU of to* yuuiisii«r ot to e Hereto, eay Adlvldaal or firm responsible fur such reproductloa will be eonetdered ee Ibtrlnglng ou The Hetald’e copyright end will bo bold liable for dem otes under the lew. Publlebed delly escepl . detuidi), buudey and Cbritirnxs, publlebed ttelurdep proceeding CArleueee Public xchouli should not be part-time churches but fullllmc public schools. — Rev. Nevin K cnddl of North Tonawamla, N. Y., as United Presbyterian Church general assembly voled against prayer in public scltool*. Men alto prefer eamenees whereas women, as wall As children, like variety and change. A man will drive his auto along th* name route to hie work every day, while hi* wife will try hy-paths and meander along different streets, just for variety. Although her kitchen may lor perfectly arranged a* re­ gards efficiency, she may de­ cide a year or so later to remodel It, Just to produce • change, “ E fficien cy" is more the male viewpoint wherraa "v a ­ riety’* I* more typical o f the female. Men tend to have a single truck mind and are inoro bullheaded. Women will compromise and adapt to altered condition* more readily than men do. Men are also more egotis­ tical. Thus, a wife is usually fsr more willing to adopt a child than ii her husband. And husbands like to pro­ ject the blame for a childless home upon their wivee, though we mt'dica find that men are about 50-50 to blame, ai re­ gards sterility. Males are more interested in things; females. In persons. Thus, males are usually bet­ ter in math and ecience; f e ­ males, in language*. Male* are m oro rebellious toward authority; females, more docile. Men demand quick, direct satisfaction of their basic hun­ gers; while women like to delay or dawdle and take a round-about course. (F or further differences, send fur my booklet "Sc-x Difference* Between Men and W om en,'" enclosing a long stamped, return envelop* plus 20 cents.) Registration for sue became critical, passage o f a tax cut bill had the num­ ber one priority. A new t u law o f some kind la consider­ ed certain to past. Whether it will look anything like the President’s recommendations is doubtful, but it may include som e minor reforms. Up to June 1 the President h id signed only 35 new pub­ lic laws this year. Only three are considered important. They were extension of the draft act, raising the national debt limit and tbe feed grain act. The equal pay for wom­ en legislation passed by both houses lo May has jtut been aigned by the PreildenL Some o f the other acta of Congresi thia year are good deeds like conferring Amer­ ican citizenship on Winston Churchill and incorporating the Eleanor Roosevelt Me­ morial Foundation. But most are government housekeeping operations like redefining the boundaries o f Big Hole Na­ tional Monument or trickytrack like designing National Harmony and Actors' Equity weeks. mence on Monday U -D O -IT IE E E F H m u IU S I All e u i m u i l l A l l IE A T M SYSTEM?? W l l l l l 91 K l NO W I the sum ­ at the band room of Sanford Junior High School between YOU CAN AFFO RD the s ia E ia i^ in c T iic hours o f 8:30 ami 11:30 a. m. in the morning, P eter P. Bukur, band director announced today. Courses in beginning band, intermediate band and Service Corps, whatever farm legislation can be decided on mad the foreign aid program. While a foreign aid program of some kind haa to be passed this year, the outlook la that many of the others will have to ride over till o u t year. In addition, Individual con­ gressmen h a v e Introduced 10,000 other bills, M per cent of which will die. This Isn't mueh of a record for five months. Assuming that Coegress is willing to work till the end of summer, It is now past mid-point in the session. Congress haa a way of untangling itself at the end of a session and cramming through a lot of bills nobody expected to pass. It could happen again. But with a legislative log Jam building higher and high­ er every session because Con­ gress is given more and more complex problemi to deal with, the movement for re­ form and reorganization of Congress so it can operate more efficiently is getting no place. The outlook lx that this, too, will have to wait till oext ses­ sion for action. Separately, the House has passed a 10-year, *667 million aid program for medical edu­ cation and a pay Increase for K i l l T I H M I T I W the armed services. The Sen­ ate has passed a three-year, 5750 million mass transit bill, tbe wilderness bill. Youth TIIMITI Conservation Corps bill and a CONTIOt 10-year matching grant bill Pftlm liiil temlta for construction of mental health centers. Still in committee are tbe entire package o f aid to edu­ HILL LUMBER * cation proposals, medical 0 H AR D W A RE CO. caro for the aged, National 113 W. 3rd SL Sanford. Fla. m er band program will com ­ ad­ vanced hand will ho offered in the mornings. Som e indivi­ dual instruction will be offer­ ed in the afternoon. A pre band course ami beginning band courxe will be offered at Oviedo High School on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 2 and 4 p. m. Sight reading band, one of the most successful o f last y ea r's program , will be held at Seminole High School on Monday and Wednesday even­ ings. Persons Interested in any o f the courses offered can register on Monday morn­ ing o r at the time o f the par­ ticular course. U /E A T H E R T R O W ALL ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP I $795°° P • SAFE—iw fuel to fin , . . mN electric • JAFf— * or o d o r • ENHANCES PROPERTY Nfaliiksn TV* share MV he eisd wilhost sitesOS ks Pt>r sd et IV* dsotes’i so hoe, ^ / # / # JJJm J J ( V M PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING W Hill Ilalbaek, President 1007 S. Sanford Ava. Phone FA 2-6362 P l y m o u t h ’s p o p p i n ’ , . . a n d w e ’ r e g i v i n g RED HOT DEALS! BU YIN G A NEW CAR? LET US F IN A N C E IT! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose TO SAVE MONEY! Compare Our Lower Monthly INSTALLMENTS GET A RED HOT DEAL ON A RED HOT 19S3 PLYMOUTH! ON NEW CAR F IN A N C IN G ! CURRENT OVER 33 YEARS INTEREST At First * Palnalta (Alongside old post afflce) HATE — Shop around if you like, but be sure to see us before you buy. Our deals are red hot! We’re giv­ ing high trade-in allowances, too! Don’t miss this chance to save! UP TO 36 MONTHS Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet a • FuntUiu# • Til* • Piano* • Ren la] Bed* Band Sdraoi~— Summer Course Offered Here Notebook TO PAY [?&m m MEMBER F.D.I.C. n A L P li .................. r & l,f M PE ZO I.D Sve ivhy you have to ^ta t c lOctttAj V L 3*1*11 or e t SAktUSO AND ASK JIM PLYMOUTH HAS A 5-YEAR OR 50,000-MILE WARRANTY* J a s t » '» s a ! « « s n « g s K s a s s i 'a r t t s a " s a r a x t-rjiW CBPveitor dl.f« gRgff wAietfMl jQifttt (*leJ«.Lng ij«| snuff-fa*. *£rut-. piQuidli ih* vtft'gto tot b#an tl cmauHalite «itore*to Kfe4*A| to top hjMtotil* V*Ml C«r%Wd Cm Carp adtodotet « i m one to catch o n e BRASS MOTORS FOR 206 DOL'CETTE ►OVS*. Faal Commercial St. — Sanford �®lf» §nfnrft E'ratk Frl. June 14, '68— Page 5 Koufax In Fifth Shutout By laked P m * Interastloasl LEAN INTO unci turn body In direction yuu want to go. Written fo r NBA Sanford Dumps Euslis Legion In 11-? Score In skiing, one good turn de­ serves Campbell . Iandnf? rust's team defeated the Kustis team In the American Legion Lontrue fur the second time. Dun Smith pitched a six-hit­ ter tu gain his second victory over Kustis. The final w ore teas 11-2 with Sanford rnttlinir the fences and complete­ ly dominating the gnrne. The local team still is unde­ feated in Legion play and will take un the tough DeLand team Suluidiiy In "a douldiP header at .Municipal Stadium here. Came time for the first {u n is will he 1:10. Ilohby Johnson probahly will he the starting pitcher in the first game, with Jimmy Cour­ ier going in the second. There is no admission charge fur these games. Legal Notice Nolle* « r I’ tiHllr IlMrlRR ■Nil! In" I* Itrrfhy Iji vtn, fb o i n l n f County C o m m l n l o n r m o f Seminole County, Flor* fill, will hi»ir ttti n i»i*^ it nK.(1ft*t th* declidoft o f (ho lbu*rd o f A djustm ent i t n ntIn nr a t l d * yard ,»i*t ba rk y*r* 11 tit'** to the Z o n i n g U»‘ ku 1a * tlori" on th* f o l l o w i n g *!»*• rrHosiJ j»r«i|*vrfV: lent 4, Block l». SuriLtfid Heint#* S u b i lM ©l-in F u r th tr d#i*erlb*d n« 111 V»i*k View Drive, Hanford. F lorid * 1‘ utitl. honrlnif will t»* held In thi* ib'iiiltiole Cou nty Court llotimv) Ha n lo rd . F lo rid a , in lb* Cou nty C om m lm lon r r* R o a m , on Ju ne 25, 1963 At inroo A. If. o r a* ©titJii thnf*After ,v» [ioaNlhio. Hoard o f C om it y Cummli*ulonrrs S4mInole Ci »uni jr, F1*»r Ida tty: j c . iiiiU'hjinn, Chairman A tt« «t Arthur I loc kuith, Jr I*uMUh June IM *J •>o 14. 1941 t i i i : n u n it l o t u r o r T in : n in th j i m i h i . n i l . n i t o r r i .o i i n i i , in i ni i ko h « i : iii n<ii . f. un v n . in another because they are so much fun when yuu do them right. Turn by leaning into the di­ rection you want to go, apply* ing weight and turning your body in the same direction. Practice turns within the com* partitive culm o f the wske before attempting to cut out o f it. To get out o f the wake, turn into the crest at an agio o f utiout 45 degrees. Suppose yuu want to cut out o f the wske to the left. Pull as fur to the right us yuu can, within the wa e, to give your­ self as much room as possible to make the run into the crest. Then -sw ing tu tim ic n , in tho manner you p r a c t i c e d within the wiike, to give yourknees com fortably bent to ab­ sorb the shock o f hitting the crest. Leun forw ard a little to keep from falling backward, which Is u quite common mis­ hap at this point. To return to the wake, puli outside to give yourself ma. Delivering room and hit the crest at an angle. The beehive, signifying in­ dustry, is the emblem of Utah. Legal Notice iv t iik CIRCUIT COl'HT, V IV fH J l III! I VI. m i l I IT, \M> in n ITM NTS, K M I I i l l l v, IV l i m c n m VII. u i s a JOANN' JIROOKH. P la in t iff v, K l* lc h * r Brook*, riafan.tant in v iit h t : t i » (>•1*1:111 TO) K I.K T niE lt II It l> II K K, o i l , , . i* rnal.lv m-« |« u n ­ kn ow n Y ou urn hnrnl.v r.iiulr- I t o f ll* y o u r wrlti n n t„ the lull .if t*"mnlalnt for illvorc n fllr.t In-rain i-n ln a t run . with Ui* I'l.-rk Ill* alwiva atjln I c 'n o r t un nr t.rfo r a July 13, tMJ. an.I n . r t * a cu(i>- o f .arm- upon plalnt lfP a A tt or ne y, Ja inr* l V C o l ­ lier. Jot tVrat <•tmr.li Htraot, Urlan.lo, Klnrldn. l l n r - l n fall not nr a lotrm,» P ro I 'o n f r .a n will bn nntnr*«t niral.l.t Jroll. The old Orioles would be proud of Brooks Robinsoo. The Orioles, circa 11901899, wrote the text book on baseball behavior; When the catcher suiters a broken knuckle he rubs it in the dirt and does un catching; when a pitcher has a sore srm he asks to pitch a double header; when a batter is knocked down by a pitch he gets up and puts the slug on the pitcher. Robinson. 16, is ■ new Oriole but Uncle Wilbert Rob­ inson himself would be lead­ ing the cheers today for the “ old Oriole” way in which Brooks picked himself out of the dirt Thursday night and delivered a two-run single that g a v e the Baltimore Orioles a M victory over the New York Yankees The bases were filled with Orioles and the Yankees held a 4-3 lead when Robinson bat ted against reliever Bill Kun kel in the seventh inning. Kunkel promptly sent Robin son sprawling in the dust of Yankee Stadium w i t h a brushhack pitch. Robinson's answer was to dig In for the next pilch and deliver the two-run blow that snapped the Orioles' livegame losing streak and knocked the Yankees out of first place in the American League. Left-hander Sieve Barber, aided by Dick Hall s three in­ nings of one hit relief, be­ cam e the AL's first 10-game ..U w — ensi-on.—Jerry Adair of the Urlolos and Els­ ton Howard o f the Yankees hit homers. The Cleveland Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 53. the .Minnesota Twins defcatrd (he Kansas City Athletics 6 3, and the Hotloii Red Sox scored a 7-3 win over the Washington Senators in other AL action. Grants W in The (■rants scored in every inning except the sixth anil seventh to defeat the WilsonMiller's III to 8 In the men's softball league last night. Williams and I.isk o f the (•runts humered. Lisle wax the winning pitcher, John Ilruseuto was the loser. (•rants 4 6 12 3 0 0— 16 Wilson-Maier 2 D B U 3 3 0 — 8 Some ti'i'ii-agers who go tu tile barbershop for a haircut should ulsn get an cil change. Legal Notice in t h i: rniiTir n i nt h j i i i i i t 1 1* ti m ii t n u n ir , IN INI) 1*011 KKHINDI. 13 TOI NTY. IT.Oil III % in n m i H i n no . i i i i t n o t h i : t o IHT'KNII T1IKLAIA \V. TAYUil t «n.| NnlsAN La T A Y Lull, h«r hu»- PATRICIA Rrailforil, 1-l-ycnr-oUl (luuglitor o f Mr. nntl Mrs. Emery C. Mratlfiml. 2534 Palmetto Avenue, will compete Tuesday and Wednesday in the litli nationnt Pee Wee nolt* ehnnipiunships at Itio Pinar Country Club, Orlando. Palmer, Rule Share Thunderbird Lead RYE, X. Y. (UP1) — Arn 'Die Thunderbird, rich old Palmer is back in busi­ "tuneup” for next week’ s U. ness but so are tile other S. Open championship at two in golf's "b ig three"— Brookline, Mass., is Palm er's Jack Xicklaus ami Cary first competitive venture Player. since the Colonial Invitation Arnie bounced out o f a at Fort Worth, Tex., a month four week lay tiff lie took to ago in which he wound up at cure his nerves and weary IWi in his worst 73-hole show­ muscles by firing a three- ing since ttijti. unili-r o a r 67 for a .Imre C a y Br,‘ u i - r ,.f H i l l ; , , ||u» o f flip first round lead in the Thunderbird'* first round $iiM,i«m Thunderbird Classic leader a year .iso, had 68 for Thursday, and he looked like a second place tie witli Rob the Palmer of old. Dudrn of Portland and Rill Jack Rule o f Cedar (l ipids, Eggers o f Henderson, Nov. Player had 34 35 69 and Iowa, a pro for only 18 months, matched Palm er's Nicklaus 36 33 69 for a traffic score for a piece o f the lead jam tie two shots back o f the and three others were in at leaders. 68. Defending champ (icne LitRancho Uernardo, Rut jam m ed in with 12 Her of others at GO were Nicklaus Ca l i f , had a 71 and that put and Player, the two Palmer him in a bunch with 56-yearfears the most. Roth Nick old Ren Hogan, in his tirst laus, the U. S. Open and tournament in nearly a year. Masters til Iholder, and t*( •A champion Player also were hark in business after a two The Kingswood lloilders week layoff from the Imirna merit circuit. Like Palmer, were handy with the wood lust they were refreshed and night in pounding out to hits geared tor a big drive toward |in tlie men's softball league t<> the $15,000 Thunderbird jack j score 33 runs while the Chase pot in the windup Sunday. I outfit could store only 6 runs 'It wa* fun instead o f work” |on 12 hits. S'tuffonl mnl Unsaid Palm er of his 67 in which 1dvrwood o f the Ruilders hoinhe required only 2H putts and j i-red and Hud Monrrief was the only twice missed the fair i winning pitcher and Joe Paul, ways will) his tee shots. ilu- the loser. 'I felt fine, though I wasn't Chase l (I U 1 0 1*6— 6 completely satisfied with my tvingswood game. Anyway, it proved I builder* 6 7 2 4 6 8 x —33 needed some time o ff.” Builders Win Legal Notice U lien 0umnu*r mm lly si t# in it will t>o t o o Imt f o r hom e t h i: iiih i i t « o i k i |)0 <i|)lt to <lo tho outsiih* j o b NINTH J l IIIIT 41, f l l H T i r. Lh.it it w i l l t o o col d to d o in IN IN I ) F llll M ' MI N o ll'. r i.o im iN . VB the w in t e r . in n i % N r i : i i i r n o . 1.1 1 1 4 i: II HIIKIIAn a ml C A T A - 11)1 NT T. F I .D llI I ) \. IN I I I X m I'll t Nil. n i n i n o th i: o r <*« 1 r Il.VV U HlIKIIAII, ht« h lfa, WITNIbW rny ti ari<1 an.I r K U K H u . \ NTIO.N I L m I.VSTITCTIONVIa MO UTHAOK nral at Haufor.t. H.--nilnot<< ac i t . COMPANY* .* C al ifo rnia cor* H* f ©fid ant b (SACK ASSOC IATION, A •' r C o u n ty , Klnrl.la, tula Utli .lay ii ml« r uri |»<>rri.tlort nut ho rued, tu do nr J 11 Tin IS* 3. t i i i : %r i it : ok i t .oh ion t o * iMiraiiati n r «.»«! a m A rt fif Crirmr* a* *n>l * s l» iln 4 in i h i i im i i n i i n i t r o r bu*iti«*« In the Hi Ate of F lo r - (rfKAJ.) K. If. Mil kill A It and t>ur*uanl lu th# F#il*r#t S t Ida , i i n : nin i ii j i n n i m . i i n . CATALINA I* Ml IK II All, Arthur II II*. kwith. J r. P li In tiff. I lora# I M o rf * J ff a Atuiuclai hiu, t i l l hla h it * or i n i i r o ll * r m i Clerk of Itin Circuit Court C ha rt #r \t,*< havln u ir » |»rln* m i i i i o i n n . r u i i i i i i N . •ITA* M A i w fp *M *iirf |«t By: Jtara:<r.-t K. Tyre, rit»ni o f f l c * lo rites c i t y if T H O M A S P HKbK IM UK JIASTI 11 %Nt I II % NO. 127*41 1414 |Nttira Avnima l> C. \Va ■Il lusi on IilatrU't o f «*«»! KILMON and S l l l l t l . B r Jl MUtp 21 TIII |M> i *•s* FIVK CWNTH J i m r a C, C o l l k r ti m hi a. H A S T HI WON, b is wife. HA VINK*) It \NK Manturea, 1 *1 0 rto f||«*o A t t o r n e y fu r p l a i n t i f f Hr fe n d a n l« I'll'.Hall Juna P la in t iff ITnKA.SK T A K K XOTH K (Nat Plaintiff , II, II. *s tt T l h T II O Jl A S FKEBKIUC'K J u lv J, 13*3. ar« hcrri.y rr«|iilra«l |(» v# l l O l . A M ) II V KIT an.I K L IJIASTKIUMrN and Hill 11- (JIM-** fll* yuuir w r i t l *it a n «w *r op UOlIKHT F TH KM PKfl, el m I.KV Jl. J l A S T K K S o S d afiQ io. If any, p * r * o n a llf ZAI1KTII M V KIT. hi# h P Ilefetidmil# 1S2* lle .s le Avenuo Mi Nin n N o r f i K o f it i v T i n : r i m 1 r r 1 i n i i t o k cir by mi a t t o r n # /, un or b*> 1» J M IS K IK I. and P. O. M llatwtun, oitliihenia |h«t K I E L lila w l f « . If J It I N K • in T i l l ! VIVTII J l 111(1(1, I IM. f>*r# Juna 3 7, 1»«3, at A W H IR #o l MA 11*2 \ 111 IT r o r a n d b a c h o r t h i- n i r f *f fit** nf I ha Clark o f lit** Mini r o % i . i : roiii:iT .o«n nr. ns* i v i i s u n v i : u i . wif#, . m l A U K IIKMKIIY XOTIKIKII that V«»l.S'. 1 ill VI I . I I nil |||(. Circu it Court, at th* Court * HINK \ V AOK, hii *)i M i ■ T i - m p«i and \V(KMi PI id s salt l u » be n t hruuabc hoi**# In Hanford. H^fiilmdi1 IIIINIKVYI h II • i i i ( v r s : n i v n . i.tmu N hi . . I Trcrniier, 111n 1»1 fl?Tl4 tSI., I \( v a . f f ir|»*»r „*i -u .*lii-t >«u br TNSTITtfwife Ktltr ir S i r i n x A I, C IT Y County, Florldxi, -iml in mall (lull ftUUriK urulrr th« |«w> -T liiM I, Jlo llT O A H K CUU- II A XK . T I I U S T K K a copy ih#r*nf i«* Ht*n#troiM. n r % 1 1 ir.Ni ».i tklltiS1* A NY. ■» <’ ., llfu r n li enrp ar*. W ( It X s; It In * n i«ii Kn•*# ii bI,i i « or Cl iltlv 1R A TI1 <N l u v l # A Alt Intuah, A ltor u *y* cif S ew J r f a c y . 11# fpfii Ji« nt e t lo o autUarisril (u ilu bu.Jaess Ci iNTIll lll'T i >lt Y l i H T I I t l t fur ITalntiff#, l*o«i O ff lc* Ihm run ntry «Mh#r ihftn ib# N O T H I ! III IPPFsNII ia tbs s u n o f Cl irlds, Plain- MH.Vr I N C . VI i: T l t l ' S T No 3, IM *. Hanfor.l. Florida. In ihat Mlftfe or t 1 oH-i. m*l m i l l llff. In fiirecle.# • certain I NI.K it A ilU K C J lK .v r ItVTKIi certa in pr^i'crdliiir pandlnu t i i k %r i r » : n r f m h i i h i In* ftddr# ** b*' iii ft . Jl .r ta aa e more particularly ji a licit I, isvs. ,1 * a inn 1 you In th* ( T n u l t Till |(«»lati(| It N‘ # It and Kh N ivy Xu. 131, Pftlron I d l e th vr V«H ils.crlbe.t III the Cam pls lnt • U Fl» et )*si6| O f f k * , N> W Plaintiff, Court o f ih* Ninth J u d k U t \d«lr« I nktiuwii, t ile d 111 t h i. »uh, w h ic h M art, • Y | > Circuit o f Fk>rld#v lu and fur York. N*v York \nd: I* J M i-k l-l and P g a g e ••■cumbers the bd b- wlnu AH.NuUD J AIAY.S. #r u i. »| «I N*nitnol* C oun ty, Florida, In h* '<*!»> n o t i f i l d YUI ii mijii«i#i .le *cr|bed property, i l l i u b la ill ill * I’ umfil.iin* tu for** 11©f 4 n*Ia hii B, Cham #rjr, nn a libr **U t«d till* Addri t'n k n >wn S e miauls Caiiuly, J'lurlila, t » o f *ald c a u l * b#inu MT h # 1rt1 a * iu*# a u f t a l H ruuMRi-i*# **n« NIITII IS OF M U ! Yot: AIIK IIKItKIir NoTI- itifUl.Tlrm 'it# full »wir)K t)>« wlt: XCiTICK W HKIIKIIY O I V - V* T ay lor ami Nolan L. T a y ­ tail l, Block 7 IIKKT- WX Ihflit fin th t I Hlh il*y o f lor, h«r tiUibaint, Plain t If f#, FI KM that a null ha« )■• - n rftiied r* al firupiertF, i u - w l f l,K ft Mini IX. o l l l . V N I m J writ. 1941. At 11 •«! \ >1 At v#r#ut K II. Mlohab and C a t a ­ fli#4 final i i yuu in ih# jlliov* Lci> ' IIIim k \ m U N T I l Y •M i l MNNOll 1M T NO UKCTIllX i i \ i :, accurdla g Hip main d o o r o f th« C our t lina I* Mhvhab, HI# wlf#, at *1« •illlllrd ri*u»r, aiul that to plat there if recurde.l Ho 11 *4 o f Sc mi not* DJu nifi at l>«foniiant#." and liar # 111 fall are renulretl tu fiia jfutir un J lie ml 111 If tu til# (lia l to Plat B o o k 13* PaM*a J Ha Hivreof ill r«t urd#d In Flfjriila. lh « tin-l-r- not or a l it e r * * Pro Corif*«*o inmaer u l l l i III# 4T|#rli of till* P in fluuk l; . I 'u g M I i ami *. Public lieuords o f ■inn«*tl Clerk w ill off«*r fo r will ti** #fit#r#s| ak alnit yo u Kiuirt j* n«l to s er v e a copy The natur* o f thi# proc*#d> thereof upon the P la in t iff ur Seminole ibiu n ly , Florida, •at** t o th« h U h « « i .tn*l h©»t , mid 74 PiiLlk! Met urd# uf at torn# t » , w Ik < loa st h er with a Naltonsl 1*11 i" r fur r.awh Ilia foUlnWliin In* ba in* a amt fo r for «c ln*« P l a i n t i f f * H# ml tin!# i 'utility, Flurld*. ur« o f a Alorijra*# on til* f o l ­ na me .in.I a<Mr#*a N IN#hoi> a lia# fcparfi filed Itfef1*in •t yuu nature » n l Oven, Jlodel tit** rlhwii r«Al |»r** rtjr: d#iH;rlb«il r#ai pro - llorraalaln, 24 Ka« ( Pin# ail r*• *■’ tl*e jl'uvti iiy L'd null, and TH-IS-J7. Serial ITIOi, Ns l*4jl A9( «k.\KUA*M> HIWaH. low in* F lorid *, nut L t c r >till are re<|Ulr#d tu •* i v# ,1 ly ln * and Ij*I ii* In Orlando. llon sl Mood and Kan Jlo• leco n llnf t«» th© plat p o r t / del KVJuul-'. W as te Kina I li« r t o f a4 r#eor«l**il In H nlnol* C oun ty, Kturlda, |u* t h i n July 14th, 19*1. if you ' » p j f *tf jutir A u*w*r o r either fall to do #*j « Hacr#* Pro IMetidimi iu th* Complain t on niapoesll, J|o.|el *!, Ser­ I’ U t Uouk 11. IUgp 44. wit: nr III ha enter ed P la in t iff * attorneys, A N H K K li#*lniilnir 344 f#«t W n l OinfawBO l*uhlU? Hecortlw o f H#mlial Cite*. Q- K. Air C ond i­ .i« 4 1ri« t yo u fur the relief «!» and: 34 f rat North o f til* s n S . HI JH. HKAN. U i W N tioner an.I Kurnaoe. Jlodel nola CounLjf, F l F '»ri«laMoulhaaat r o r a t r o f Hi* maniltd In th* (tumptalnt. T h it IH'iH a * 4 ii d#n tlRUU. 322 ilT A J JB lt. Serial MJ1M - togatliwr with All nt ruotiir^i. Mollthwrpt »i o f IsfCtioU suit la iu forrcluw# a mrirt- !:.*■! • fi ilt .i 1 lluulevi f d , fir liriprovvmental fUiurw*, appll* 1J». l i t ToHnNhlp ,jt* Mouth, * * * • The r t a l i*ro|*#rty pro* laniA**, Florid**, and file Hi# and fo r other relief, and you attra»„ a ml 4 ppurt«n;incTM on ltan*w I I Ka«(, thvnr* run Hv d eil iKainat I#: ur initial A iu a ir or utn*r iaJ<l U n d or ( j «« h 1 in c o n j u n c ­ e r e repaired t*. file y-»ur AnNurlh 124 f « * l ( th*nca run l>.l II. B lock 4. WRATH - l*lf i JkliK In lh# off ice o f (h* a se t lo raid C omplain t with tion th«f#wltli, W i l t 192 fa*t, th#hc* run KIU4FIKLM F1IUIT A Mill c l e r k nf th* c i r c u i t C o u r t «»n Thta 1 1 U la nu>U purauant the C lir k o f the ab ove s t y l­ South 114, thanr» run T 1ii iff, •• r * c « rde4 I,n 1' l i t nr b efor e th* 2 li b d a y o f ed C ou rt and to eerv* a copy to fin a l tj#cr** o f fo ravlm u ra Kaat 101 frat t o th* Point llouk 12. Pan# 47. SI! Ml June, 1941 If y ou fa il to du action H e r e o f on P laintiff 's A tt or - •nt«ra<1 In Chan *ry o f lirtfinnlntf. NOLK C O U N T Y FL'IlLtf •*». m deer## p ro ronfaaau will n *. tiaSBNBE RO. IHWKV- No. 13D04 n o w pan lin<r in tiia WITNKSW my hand and ■«*! HKCXJIIDS ; i«r tak en enalriNt you f o r lb# IIKKO * RKISJIAX, t<NI Atn- C ir c u it C-*uurt o f an<l for tUrnl«f 94 Id C our t at Man ford, WITNkSHS my hau l and the I r elief d e m a n d ' d in th* Uurn* et y Hul Id Init. Jtlaml 37. Klor- r»ul* <*ount>, Klor i l l p'aiu l. DATKD th is Ath Ia / o f Mamlnola C oun ty . Florida, tbla »*al o f maid «%iurt at San Ida. not later lhan the Jtlh 22nd day o f Ha y. A. V. 1941. ford. F lo r id a thi* 12th d ay o f T h is N olle* *h» ll b* piibB*bday o l June. 1»U . In default June, M4I. June. 1)41. (MCA LI #d one* a w ea k fur fo u r run* o f which said Complaint will ( S K A U (HKAL) Arthur II II*. kwith. Jr. Arthur II H* kwith. Jr, Beeutiv* waa k* in Tha Hail* he taken se cnnfeeeed by you. Clark o f th* Circuit Court A r th u r II. iMrkwIth. J r , f »rd ll#ral IC lr r k o f tha Circuit Court U A T K P . at Sanf .rd. Kb.rid*, By: Martha T, VI hi era C lark of th* Circuit Court lljri ll a r t h a T . Vlhltn li ated thi* 22nd day o f May. t h i , U n d day o f Jlay, I**!. Uaputy CLrk lly: Martcar*) K T y r * l»«'put|r Clark 1 €3. (S K A I.) Mtinetrorn. tMvIe A Mclntoeh j A mlt rao n, Ituah, Daan tJ#pu(y Ct*rk (HKAL) Arthur II Be- kwith Ir . iit u r n e y i at l,>» w |t|Bhu|« Ac llornateiu Clark 11if I Ii • Ci I c u Jl C 0 1|« | id e r k o f the < ir. “ It t’ ourt l^iHiolfia ik Nan <t«n IWra 24 £**l Pica S u n ; P i t Uff U* Hu* 1223 A U m n « / « lor F ia itilif f B$ . 21m ‘ ! i - T. Y>u !* m By: Jtarths T Vlhl«a Manfurd, F lorid a Or land o, F lo rid a 122 Kaat C a o t ra l A n n a * Dep ut y Clerk iiep u t y Clerk P ubilih May 14. 11 4 Juna • ir Un.lo. rtwrM a Puhlltli Juria 14. 21, 21. A P' blUt. M *y 24. 31 A June Publish May 2 «. 1 1 * J>*»» 7. II 1)42. J u ly 2. 1943. i' it)ii«h Juna 7, 1743I 7. 14. ri4J. ?. II. t*«T. GDI-94 CLiJ-ul CDJ-97 I c u i -y j h i ntly By United Press International Dust off that com eback of the year award and mail it special delivery to Sandy Koufax of the Los Angcle* D o dge rs. T h ere* a long way lo go until season's end but it's d ea r that Koufax and the award go together like ham and eggs—or like guts and skill. A tittle less than a year ago Koufax' career was dt tlanecred h> a finger ailment, lie didn't win a gam e lor the Dodgers over the second hall of the 1952 National League season und lie went to spring training this season as one o f the biggest question marks in major league baseball. it's taken him just two months to demonstrate that lie's shaken olf the effects ol the ailment and is again one of the great pitchers of base ball. The blinding speedballer turned in his tilth shutout and ninth victory of the season Thursday night when he firehailed Hio Dodgers to u 3i> win over the Houston Colts that enabled Los Angeles to retain lirst place by two per ccnlagc points. Koulax struck out to and walked only two behind ,i nine-hit attack that included two bits each by Tommy Davit and Wally Moon. KoiUav' five slmlouts tie him with Cincinnati's Jim U'Toole for the league lead and his 102 strikeout* in l()7 Innings leave him only two behind teammate Don Drysir n ir ----------------------------------------The San Francisco (Hants shaded tile Chicago Cubs 2-1, Ilu* Cincinnati Reds downed the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2. and the St. Louis Cardinals Iw.ii the Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 in oilu-r NL action. New York at .Milwaukee wa* rain­ ed out. Willie Mays homerrd in tlie bottom of the lull! inning to break up a brilliant pitch­ ing duel between Hilly O'Dell and Dirk lisworth and give O'Dell id* ninth win o f the season again*! two losses. in ruim irr*, Legal Notice Standings lly United Press International AMERICAN LLAliUK tv 1. Pet. 31 25 .376 Chicago New York 30 23 .566 Italli more :tl 26 .559 Mmnexota 31 26 341 lioslon 28 25 .528 Kansas City 29 28 .509 27 26 .509 Cleveland Los Angeles 20 33 .468 Detroit 21 32 .429 Washington 20 41 .328 itiurvday'M Rev llllv llovlnn 7 Wa -bonghm 5 Cleveland 9 Detroit 3 Uallimore 5 New York 4, night Minnesota 6 Kansas City 3. night Only gam es scheduled Saturday's (lames I.u» Angeles at Minnesota Kansas City at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Detroit at New York Baltimore at llovlon NATIONAL U : \ M T : L a . A n g e le s IV 31 39 1. 25 26 Pel. .376 I.ONC.WOOirs LITTLE LEAGUE Team thi* year i.t m a d e * uj> o f (front from left) Paul Kirkland, Lonnie Miller, Don Kendrick, John Cooper; (second row) IloRer Webb, Mike Shaw, Ricky Smith, lticky lioodall, lieurga Simpkins; (third row) Walter llistline, Ricky Kudu von, Imrry Webb und Jimmy Finch. Conch-mnniiRer for the team i.* C. I,. Cooper, It) I'nitrd I'roM Inlrrnational Sarasota ilvS-uU-d last-plucii Tampa rt-'J last night to tucrcuav its Icuil in tha Florida State League to 3 ’ a game*. Rob (iordtut held tha Tur(Min* hitlesa until tha seventh inning, hut had to hava soma help when Tampa scored two runs. In other action. Lakeland defeated St. Petersburg 4-2, Fort Lauderdale took oil easy game from Orlando 9-3, ami I lay tuna llcucli ilu iv mil .Miami 8-5. Yankee hatters gut 10 hits o ff three Orlando pitchers for their nine runs. Three errors cost the Twins tw o run*. An error by Saints catcher Hull Ellsworth scored the two run* that gave Lakeland their Ouimct To Get Hagen Award NEW YORK (D P I )— Finn•is D. (luiim-t o f Itostun, win­ ner o f the United State* Open g olf championship 50 yesirs ngi>, will receive the Walter Hagen A until nt tho llrmtk. line, I.Mass.) Country Club June 19. The Hagen Awtinl, which is presented in lumor of thn fourtimo winner of the British Open, will go to Ouimct for oinking "the must distinguish­ ed conti ilituion to the furtheram c- o f Anglo-Americiin gidf." Legal Notice iv t i i i : • iiiit r r • in n r n r 'n n : i i m i i . i i i i n i d , r m . r t rr. i* im i run -r.v m M lt.K • III M T . n . l l l t l l M . I II ( M I II ( Ml. M i l * FKHKItAI. V ( l l O V I t , MOISTH OIK (.Swji 3 ATION. * curiHiriilon, IM.g In t Iff, v#, 0114*v K f l •* 04 9\s m m ; (Itill •,i i .\ * r V N i , K I.INH, a Jit n ow . f»*'fef»>t 1»*Nn o i ii i: (I F o i l ) in Mi n i r<« %i.i: f «h i i : i t .i » « i i i i : T ill <m< *\ Kit «* It* »W LI Ml. Jit I»..l O iNHT A NC K A IU HI l*IN«) Ktf'bb fl' i* IfnklMlWn Vfall. |»rfr||.|,tntja, HI'# lirtii by ii ul If Mil f it itf ft eurojiJj Irit tu fur#*'I-, o ,t «#rt#iri niorik .i *d * on *iir fu l|«M#rInn •iigcrib- *•(» finr|l«Jf( J FAST I>. C I* b 11 1 h May 7, II 1942(0 191 RELIABLE 2 1. 21 * J II SERVICE yujuni} $iqn C°• win. When a Tiger hotter hit u hiooper to tho pitcher with ALBUQUERQUE, N. 11. — the buses loaded, tho Saint ( DPI ) — Southern California, hurlcr threw to Ellsworth, who togged out * runner com ­ which ha* wain 21 of the 41 ing home. Hut overthrew to previous NCAA track and first oil thn try for the double field cham pionship!, rolled play, allowing two ineu to along a solid favorite today to score. make the con trove rjy-w rack­ Ocei Mack had three for ed 42nd collegiate cinder ear* four and drove in two runs to lend tho Islanders to their nival another T rojan ton* win over Miami. Islander in- quest. fielder Neliu Castellanos was The Trojans won the n m f hit by a pitched hall and vvus final event on the (ir it night hospitalized fur observation. of the three-night ahow a4 Tonight, Fort Lauderdale the University of New M exico, plays nt Dnytona Reach, Mi­ and qua lifted a d o icn ath­ ami goes lo ttrlmulo, St. Pet­ lete* in aeven o f the ninn ersburg travels to Tumpx ami event! in which qualifying Sarasota plays at Lukctund. trials wera hekt Thursday Tho Standings: night. Sarasota ..... 31 19 .620 — Julio Marin got Southern St. Petersburg 28 23 .549 3 ' j Cat aw ay on a winning p a c t Lakeland 26 21 .538 4 when lie whipped a bulky Ft. lumber dale 25 23 .321 5 field in tlie NCAA'a firat-ever Orlando .. 26 26 .5iH) 6 six-m ile run in 30:32.9 to . Dayton* R. — 22 27 .449 6 4 give USC 19 big points in It* Miami _______ 21 29 .112 9 bid to unseat Oregon aa the Tampa ..... — 19 31 .380 12 NCAA champ. T HI S S U M M E R Join the “ Cool Ones” in an air conditioned 19(>;t • Ford DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SKINS OF ALL KINDS 31? S. PALMETTO AVK, PHONE FA 2-0122 0 Fairlane (■ et a K c n u i n e Fo rd K in e e r e il e x c l u s i v e l y A ir fu r • Falcon ( ’i n u t it in n e r . . . \ u iir car . . . en- fu r ax lo w n s $ 00 270 INSTALLED Ride Cool & Comfortable MOST OTHER AMERICAN l.r w il: liOl 9, I Hock 1 , N oitrii St. L illis 571 •H ll.A M M ) ;\|» A D D lYION, ftcs'trill un lo (ilftl van F r a n c i s c o 35 2fi .371 f her* " f fr >•■nlcl in n n C uieion all 31 27 531 llo o k 12 I 'g g c * U , .4 ftti>l C h ic a g o 27. I'tibllr l(#r ril* of 32 29 .•<23 Irani*' C?ount>, ini), FhsrMu: Piiistnirgh 28 31 .173 It i n been f 1IV»1 n 4 a i n 1 1 you Plilladelpldu 28 31 .473 in i))« n) j. i v# «m te«l ftiilt i«ud M ilwau ke e 27 31 .466 )oU ftr* r*uiiift I (II geftM ft ro|»* *.f y ou r \n *w *r «i p Houston 26 33 126 1 *1* 11 ■(Inn !-» fb# Cofnpiiilut nn New Y o r k ithiruey J«MK1*1I 23 .18 377 I 'liK H lff # m M i f i i A - b o v. «* Bo* T h u r s d a y ' s Results Ftrii l*,t r k rfernlnol# Coiiniy. New York at M ilw a u k e e , Florid *, anti fll* th# oriictnui /n ew er or l*l#4dlmc *n tb# P l ' d , ruin o f f i c e o f flic I’ lrrk o f tb* St Louis 7 Phl lad el p h la 3 I'lrciill Court oit **f' i»**f*ir** Ik* 241b «l i) o f June, 1943. If 1 5 ' i innings. rain* >oti f a i | im ilu *o, ft (Iter*# San F r a n c i s c o 2 C h i c a g o l i»r«i cun )#*#*> will b « taken Los Angeles J Houston 9. ftkCftimt >0 14 for th# re lief d* nift fnlid in Hi# i '*1111(1 lu tu i night WIT.NT'M mv b i n d itut o f Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh Nrlftl xr.,1 o f O ffli* ft! Semi Hole. Cuiiuty, Kbit* : : n i dftj night nf Aliy, IY41. Xalurday's <,amr* v 1.) A r l b u f 11 Ii*' *' k WIf Ii, Jr New York at Cincinnati C U i k uf Circuit C«iuit Philadelphia at Milwaukee Hi M i i t h i T, Vlhimi Pittsburgh at St. Louis Hoiislun at San Francisco Chicago at Lujs Angeles Southern Cal Solid Favorite In Track Meet Sarasota Increases Lead; Twins Lose POPULAR CARS A IR CONDITIONED FOB ONLY * 295 00 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AIJTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 30* E. Hr al St. Ph. F A 21181 \V , P a rk M t 1-8915 1 �I By Abigail Von Biiitn O o u n t r y C lu b i|M to tare ft into pomathln* tag. DEAR WlTB’ i You coat order a cwthro about t o . Ho n m r offers to per for my lunch — ho last wonts 84-year-old woman to leave town. a free “thrill”. How con I cot rid of her child in an orphanofo and h the whole thine up. If she him snd hoop my Job? A food job is doesn’t ears what people think aboutherd to find. HER, she certainly won’t ears what OFFICE WORKER they will think of YOU. If there is any "moving'* in such a sad ease, I'm DEAR WORKER: You will never convince me that a Job is THAT hard afraid the move mast be yoars. w e e to t* t Give the octopus your notice DEAR ABBY: Is It old-fashioned for parents to expect their daughter's fiance to ask them if it’s all right For a personal, unpublished an­ with them if he marries their daugh­ swer to your letter, write to ABBY, Box 8366, Beveriy^HUls, Calif. ter? Oar daughter has had a ring sines last January. The young man has visited in oar home since that Don’t put off writing letters. time (he lives oat of the dty) and Send one dollar to Abby for her book­ so far, he has not asked US if he let, "How To Write letters For Ail could marry oar daughter. Our daaOccasions.'* K Fatten Invited TeService InFaelo Ministers Organize South Seminole Assn. Wf 9 m s CseseReery A group ef loath gemlaek ■Isletare met Tfcttradey morn­ ing st the Ceeielberry Com* n m h y Methedlet Church to form the loath Seminole County MJsioten Aeon, sad S E W A T fiY S A V E le v . Bob Soke e f the Ovie­ do Methodist Church woo named chairman at the con* itltutlon end ^y-lawi com* mlttoo composed o f thoao at* tending the organisational mooting, le v . Jock Ltodeoy of the First Beptlst Church e f Longwood will act u eeere* tery of the committee which will meet at hie church next Thunder et I p. m. Other commltteo members are Rev. Copeland, Rev. Taylor of the Lake Mary Fleet Ttantlrt Church. Rev. J. D. Peacock of the Church of the Nuarcno In F en Part and Rev. E. Grant of tho first Pentecostal Church of Longwood. The aeceod mooting of the now association will ho an* Bounced following prepara­ tion of the constitution end by-laws. It is hoped that all ChrlsUan ministers In the aroa, from Ovtedo to Boor I Lake, will bo In attendance at this time. Legion Members Attend Meet YARD N ew Shipment • Assorted ^ By Jane Caaaelbenry Commander Harold Xrydcr and Carl Btoddard, delegate an alternate o f American Le­ gion Memorial Poet 254 af Casselberry attended the De­ partment of Ftorida Legion Convention on Saturday and Sunday la Clearwater at tha Jack Tar HotoL Mrs. Kryder, president of tha Auxiliary Unit, attended the Auxiliary Convention held at tha Candlelight Inn at Clearwater Beach. Accom­ panying her waa her grand­ daughter, Roberts Prise. . I * »f Vl 4 « vWflE x ■* (1 1 1 1 1 ,1 M B vwa j e « * Loncwooi lobool EITAXU By Oswald Jacoby tho four-four trump fit la that you can usually afford to ruff In either hand without Juirlinf ▼ourself. Then. If your trumps arw solid yon will wind up with flvo trump tricks in­ stead of four. Similarly, if yon ruff twleo in ona hand you have added two tricks to your potential. South might have tried to get to seven after hie partner Jumped to four spades, but South reasoned that while ho had first round control of ev­ ery suit he only hold 18 high card points and that North had been willing to settle for praed at tha Southeastern game. On the other hand, alx looked llk« a good gambit and championship# In Miami. Booth made hie elaas aa South wasted no tlmw bidding tho small slam. It all bap- easily aa be had bid it. He tOst Jim won th« diamond opening In dummy, drew trumps with three leads, led a low heart from dummy and ruffed It, led a club to dummy'e king, discarded a diamond on dummy's teat trump ana lea out tho dub suit The defense made • diamond trick at tha end. The game was duplicate and South might just aa well have made an ovartrlek. All he had to do wee to remem­ ber that two ruffs In his own hand would giro him sis trump tricks, Ho should ruff a heart at trick two, lead a trump to dummy, raff another heart and then run out dum­ my's trumps. This would al­ low him to discard two dia­ monds Instead of one and give him all IS tricks. By Ruth Millett It Just doesn't pay to do man. some things that too many To ask a woman friend’s people do. For instance, It advice about her clothes. Ta say anything she must never paya a woman— To win an argument from a prefer* with, "I shouldn't re­ peat this but . . . " To pretend she te younger To toll a man hla faults. thsn ah# la. To discuss her own short­ To taka another woman comings with a man. down n notch or two. To point out how “simply To try to tu n herself Into a carbon copy of anothar wo- awful" she looks. To get a laugh at sous on* elso's eaperue. To start her sentence with "If 1 wero you . . .* To refuse to give another t womsn a prised recipe. w i t , To toll a man ha doesn’t ^ love her any more. To make a threat aha Isn't ready to carry out To try to get by nagging what she hasn’t been able to get by asking. To buy a drees for the label —until they start sewing the labels on the outside. W hile you are out driving, this week-end, take this p age with you. The m ap above will assist you in locating som e o f Sanford and Seminole County** outstanding real estate. T ake a circle tour and see them all, you m ay fin d ju st w hat you are looking for in the way o f a home. Sanford Man Ends Training Inalght for paronta la (n Ruth Mlllett's “Tips on TeenAgora.'' Mall 25 cento to Ruth The training re-acquaints Millett Reader Service, c'o The Sanford Herald, P. 0. Box tha ship’s personnel with un­ 489, Dept A, Radio City Sta­ derway procedures and in­ creases her efficiency. tion, New York IP, N. Y. Nice Assortm ent Of tha complete air conditioning s y s tM STRIPES AND SOLIDS - 36” WIDE that cools, purifies and dehumidifios air in every room of year house YARD Climate by Chryiter brings yam each mors Hun Just coolness. Eacrasfv* cteo* truitatk niter actually purijUs the sir your family breaths*. . . traps duslnd d id . . . destroy* airborne bacteria, . . eliminate* fumes sad odor*. If you own a warm ate furnace. you’re al­ ready half way to eajoytoa true toil home air conditionlat tha year Youad. Find out today how aaap it te to an tot For Only A Low Monthly Payment By Mrs. Mam Mailer Members of the DeBary Community Methodist Church who attended the Florida Methodist Convention honored Rev. and Mrs. Damon Scott, who have been transferred to Palitka, at a buffet din­ ner this weak held at the home of Mrs. William Lakeman. Mrs. Ethel Gray waa eo* hosts*• for the eccaaion. Members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Swal­ low, Rev. and M n. Hugh Booth, Mr. and Mr* Wesley Seatkamp, Mr. aid Mrs. Ed Perry and daughter, Kathy, Joa Davis, Mrs. E. Phillip#, Mr*. WlllUm Burnett. Mr. and Mn. Jamea Bucket, M n. Miller, Florence Weber and the Scott’s daughter, Vicki. Each Token la Good For Ona 20 Lb. Wash (Twice Aa Mock Aa A Reg. Washer) !7th fit. Attendant Next To Pioocmt School On Duty Hon. Thru Sat. FROM 9 A .M .- 4 loot st!<eh*dVoid Attractively Packed is Deluxe Gift Box BEAUTIFUL BONUS GIFT with each Electric Carving Knife. SHOP HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE FROM -----Year Dow its *■ 2513 P A R K SEW A N D SAVE PHONE D R IV E F A 2-8321 Ftoriet SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. X, 1st A leafard A va FA 2-1S33 FA 2-1451 P.M . LAUNDERAMA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY An exciting new appliance designed to m ake carving and slicing e a sie r-q u ic k e r— , more professional DeBary Dinner Honors Pastor Ckmalt, OUyUit t WOLF HEAD TOKENS M l • (Limit 5 Per Family) V * ] U SS S H A N G R I LA (FHTNC) — John Bumbley, aviation boatawaln'a m a t s first class, USN, son of Mrs. J. A. Rumbley o f Sanford, re­ cently completed six weeks of underway training at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, white serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Shangri- •m TTfl TTfl’PH! YARD JUNE SPECIAL! Dad will appreciate HI No more irregular or ragged alteeo of meat Each slica can be nest, uniform; thick or thin.for tha very best In sye snd appetite appeal. �W EEK TOUR of HOMES EN D Sanford - Seminole Area * Kingswood Builders Presenting New Home A t Greenbriar The Tour of Homes this weekend features the opening of Greenbriar of Loch Arbor by the Kingswood Builders, Byron Leech and Billy Brumley. It really Is a beautiful spot end the split lerel house they are showing is truhr splendid. It was in January of this year that the planning and preparation i commenced for Greenbriar, with fevent styles.** Lots are available in Greenbriar. Kingswood would like to build but other builders are not excluded. The property was purchased from A1 Wallace, B. W. Martin and tha D. A M. Construction Loan (A1 Doudney and Tom McDonald) through Realtor Jim Hunt. Greenbriar overlook! the 12th green and ISth tee of Mayfair golf course, with seven lots actually bor­ dering on the course. Tha new split level home has three bedrooms, baths, with a large formal living room, a separ­ ate dining room, kitchen, Florida William Leffler doing the engineer* lng. “We tried to leave Greenbriar as natural as possible,” says Leach. “Even the streets were planned and located to conform to the terrain and remove the fewest trees. "The house was built as a split level because the land, itself, sug­ gested it. The area will fit many dif- Lake Way man Heights Oi k ' « . karik for blinds, mirrors and other glass. Ed Willlnk Cabinet Shop, Mar­ vin Allen for masonry and fire­ place, Ganas for landscaping and C. A. Meyers, paving contractor. Kingswood is planning to com­ mence construction of three more homes in Greenbriar within the next fe w w fifk ii Cavalcade of Homse Is continu­ ing its showing of 12 nsw homes in Country Club Heights, five miles south of Sanford, this weekend. More new homes by Shoemaker are complete In Ravenna Park. On this page are Hated and pictur­ ed the other prime locations of the Tour of Homos, Toe *N Or Lake Wayman Heights by LMN En­ terprises. and the BylhrUds of Lodi Arbor homes custom-built by Shoe­ maker Construction Company. A map designates tha exact lo­ cation of all these homes and flvsa plain and simple directions on how to locate them. Visitors are welcome all washend, when salesmen will he on the grounds to guide, direct and explain the features and facets of their homes. (Refer to the full page advertise ment on the last page of today’s Her­ ald.) e t llH H j REALTORS • 0 room and patio. The Florida room has ons entire wall of old brick, with a fireplace. There is a fountain in the patio. Open house will be from noon until dark Saturday and Sunday. The furniture was arranged by Catherine Brumley and Katherine Leach, wives of the pertners, W. 8. Brumley Jr. and Byroa Leach, of Kingswood Builders. Participating in the building mogram were Stafford Electric, Italian Terriuxo, Wall Plumbing and Heat­ ing, Harcar. for windows and sliding glass doors, Sherwin-WHltams for painting, wallpaper and mural, Sen- 0 0 CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES Give your child the pleasure of walking to school. 3 4 4 bedrooms - central heat • air conditioning optional. Models open dally 10 to dark. Sales Office • Highland Avenue Builders: L M N Enterprises, Inc. • HOMES DEVELOPERS Tee 'n Green Estates If you hove homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and -0----0 b u rd W would W w t o advertise----------on our weekly Tour Of Homes See the exciting homes of tomorrow today . . . and Real Estate Page — 0 p 0 M ■ i1 Priced from $11,600. 3 A 4 bedroom* central heat • sir conditioning optional CALL FA2-5612 12 MODELS ON DISPLAY! 3 & 4 Bedrooms - 2 Baths Models open daily -11:00 to 6:00 FOR IN F O R M A T IO N Sales office • Upsala Road - 322*2741 Builders: L M N f PRICED FROM Enterprises # ir t 0 H FOR YOUR 0 NEY ! ! 0 THAT'S WHAT PKOI'LE IN • t k\ SPECIAL BONUS GIFT • TO THE FIRST SIX BUYERS WHO QUALIFY: CENTRAL FLORIDA HAVE Your choice of a TV Sel, Stereo, Refrigerator, LEARNED TO EXPECT IN Freeser, Wu*licr, or Dryer! djountru 1 Club (Heights HOMES BUILT BY SHOEMAKER. SEE FOR YOURSELF I VISIT IDYLLWILDE AND RAVENNA PARK THIS WEEKEND! A Quiet Community of Homes... '* 0 Away From The Flight Pattern Ravenna Park Homes • *• 4 » Community “A t 0 Prices 3 A From 4 FHA, FHA Built With $11,900 - Low Bedroom, 1, l 1/; . Down 2 Bath Pride” Idyllwilde “ Homes Of Distinction” Payments CUSTOM Homes BUILT Situated on large Individually ]und»eaped lota In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing Features include centra) heat and air conditioning LOOK FOR TH ESE • Central H eat & • Sidewalks A ir M O D ER N Conditioning 0 Street Lights 0 Beautifully Landscaped 0 Many FE A T U R E S! High Other Outstanding 0 Sewer & & Dry W ater Lots Features 20 Y E A R F H A F IN A N C IN G MODERN KITCHENS BY 8E N E R A 1 0 I ELECTRIC GeS.ee Shojunaksh & r oN Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th St. - FA 2-3103 Sales Office FA 2-7495 STENSTROM REALTY, SALES AGENTS IV u u t l«emi 17*11 to Fite Point*, tare e e l ee 1C 437, fellow Ike U i i l o l t ef Heme liiu . �V K ? tX irlt ‘ « H g r fa ' ■«y n Names Committee N U M of TSoU EptHoa Chapter, Bata Mp n PM wo* (m V) at tha P a iM d ft h o s t o f Mra. Don Cahill. Mrs. Paul L*wte tad Mrs. AJ Daria pro* seated aa lafaroatlvo proIra n oa beaaty, both par- Carl Rkhtaf, of Wauwatoaa. Wit., was boat Mas aad nahers m ra A n y aad M a U rb a n , of ConkBTllla tad Baracal Ftek, of Norridgc.IIL Candlalichtara wars tba U in­ ta Sandra Schafer, J a n NlschwlU aad Barbara Sand- LYNN CR ABTREE ha* re­ ceived her student n u n o'a cap from Mather School o f N u n tag in Now O r town*, after completing her fir s t y **r o f training. Miss Crabtree, daughter o f Mr. and Mra. W . I. Crabtree has returned to school to con­ tinue her studies f o r JL N . after spending a few weeks with her fam ily and friends wajra aad aiaana com m ittee p la n e d projects for tba 1 )0 M year which win lacloda a progressive supper to pro* n o t# sociability aad a Barb i« Doll wardrobe p r o je c t w en marked with white satin '« Melvin Bernhard, organist « f Penyvffie, Mo., presented • program of nuptial muaie •id accompanied s o l o i s t , Mias Jerri Carter, of Dumas, M*., »b* “O Parfeet 1 * 0 " aad "Wedding Pray. Mrmal length gews ef silk •rgaau over taffeta, with • ' piaHeped Sabrina neckline ahd Mag sleeves. The skirt Wag edged with head clipped CheatiUy lace and ended M * <hapel train. v Mtai Janet Lorherg, stater Uf tie bride, was maid «f haoer and bridesmaids aad 'matroas were Mias Jerry Carter, Mrs. John Lortwrg vgod Mrs. dory Lane.All stJbndaati were mint green Admsaes with abort sleeves, full skirts, scoop necklines ; pad carried bouquets of ere*test shaped daisies. - C e lebrate d V ' Eddie Small celebrated his * Sixth birthday with a party at a J the home o f his grandparents, % ’ M r. and Mrs. Ernest Hamllton, In Enterprise. } j Several of the amail fry • were Invited to help him celo1 hratc. Games w ere played I ' during the early afternoon j ( sod delicious refreshments * e f birthday eako and Ice eream were served by bis mother, Mrs, Odell Small, asm listed by his grandmother, t Mrs. Hamilton. Past Matrons Plan Picnic This Monday The r a i l Matrons Club o f , Seminole Chapter g will hold its annual June picnic Mon­ i ft day at the Community Build' - tag in Geneva. <w Serving will atari at 6 p.m and husband* o f the past ma trons, the past patrons and their wives are invited to at­ tend. Each person attending will bring their own icrvice. fried chicken and cooked com . I A prominent and popular member o f the c l o u a f 1903 o f Seminole High, Lynn serv­ ed as secretary o f th* senior class, treasurer o f tho TriHl-Y, was in the Choraliera fo r fou r years and in tha Fu­ ture Nurses fo r thro* year*. In New Orleans, she la a member o f tho F irst Baptist Church, rings In th* Chancel Choir, and in tbo Choral Club o f tbo Baptist Student Union at Tulano. , Lynn’a mother, Evelyn io a familiar faca around Saminolo Memorial Hospital as one o f th* most active and hard­ est working Pink Ladies. Eve­ Committee eba lraa n for the the hom e o f Mrs. Carl Babun Rabun Graduates who were honServing aa bostessea hostesses w were lyn devotes many, many 198341 year will be Mrs. Jr. ored were Carolyn Turner, lir a . Rabun, Mrs. H. S. D Mrs. Dughours to her volunteer duties Paul Lewis, program ; Mrs. Those ‘hose attending were the Amy Watts, Lynn M cCord, gar and Mrs. A. L. Thomas. Thomi at tha hospitaL W allace Peacock, social; a • * * Mrs. Burt Revela, m em ber­ PEOGY W E STG A TE , th* ship; Mrs. Rick Eriekson, statuesque daughter o f Dr. ways and means; Mrs. Art and Mrs. Phil Waatgate has Lee, historian; lira . Roger received the Katherine Eck­ G am er, service; Mrs. Jo­ stein Goldberg A w ard in anne Bohannon, publicity and Sculpture fo r her work in Mr*. Stem Bolt*, pbotograpbpUatileno a t Jit. Holyoke Col­ MRS. JOE LEN BATTLE lege in South Hadley, Mass. The Hoot Owl Wives oi Mr. and M ri. Marion Bales, i gagement and approaching P eggy graduated from Mt. VAH-9 got together recently o f Oviedo, announe* th* cn-1 m arriage of their daughter, Holyok* with a degree in for an evening of bridge at Nancy Caro!, to Roderick American Culture and w ill at­ the home o f Mra. R. II. Herbert Tanner, son of Mr. tend the University o f W is­ Cooke. Special guest for the and Mra. Glen Tanner, ot Or- consin this summer to d o some The regular business and [Class o f the First Methodist t Mrs. M. R. Strickland. Mrs. Tnremffg- w j » j i i s . r.. a . Kota, lando. graduate work in preparation m other o f Mrs. W. I. Lewis, social meeting o f the Daugh- Church w as held in McKinley E. C. Williams, Mrs. Robert Miss Estes is a graduate o( for teaching. ters of Wesley Sunday School JHall with M n . 0 . B . Hudson, |Futreli, Mrs. A. L Hardesty. visiting here from Illinois. During her senior year at the Oviedo High School and The guesti were treated to ____ Mra. Chester Daniela, and attended the University oi Seminole High, pretty P eggy special dessert of homo ........................ .............. i Mr*. Leslie Went as bor Florida where she was a haa tho distinction o f being made Tortonl, punch aad c o f tosses. m em ber of Alpha Chi Omega, the second girl in history of Mrs. Charles Meriwether, fee. Lucky winner of high tho school to serve as Student social sorority. score for Hie evening was class president, presided over Body President. The groom -elect is a grad­ the business meeting and rou­ M rs. T . E. Quillin and sec • • • • uate o f the Coffee County ond high scorer was Mrs. M. tine annual reports were giv­ LEONARD M ILLER, io n o f High School, in Douglas, G s., Durant, a guest from VAH en by all committee chair Mr. and Mra. Ed Millar o f and attended South Georgia men, with the courtesy chair 1. The unlucky winner of low Indian Mound Village baa fin ­ College and Orlando Junior prefers to remain man and treasurer reports s c o r e ished his junior year at RennCollege. He is presently em ­ anonymous. showing the many accom sclaer Poly Tech in Troy, N. ployed by Dunn and BradOther players for the even' pliihments o f the class dur Y. on th* Dean's List. H e i* strcct, in Orlando. tag were Mines, J . L. Shiptng the year. studying Electrical Engineer­ The wedding is planned for Mrs. T. J. Taylor installed man, A. F. Reno, T . B. Wood, ing and works at General July 7, at p.m . at the First the incoming otflccri, whu H. L. Klein, W. I. Lewis. J Electric in Syracuse, during ______________ Methodist Church, in Oviedo. are Mra. C. M. Flower*, pres L. McCracken, F. M. Lynch, the summer. ident; Mlsa Versa Woodcock, and J. F. Bell, another guest NANCY CAROL ESTES A“ / riten,dl °,f, lh.c coup,° *ro The Miller's daughter, Jane, Invited to attend. vice president; Mrs. Roy Til from V A IM . 11s, secretary, and Mra. Char­ les Meriwether, treasurer. Mrs. Robert Cole la Ui* teach er, with Mra. M. B. Smith serving as assistant teacher. Following the initallation. The boys o f the Holy Cross Mra. Flowers announced her Kindergarten and o t h e r committee chairmen w h o friends helped Jim m y Bose The Loch A rbor homo ot are: devotion, Mrs. Marguer celebrate his sixth birthday A hamburger fry Ja planned at tha Cabin bom # where all m em bers win en joy dinner and dancing n tba patio. A beach party la tentatively planned for July at New Smyrna Beach. CONCORD CHOIR MEMBERS bt the First Baptist Church who gradu­ Headlining the evening was ated at Seminole High School thin year, were guests o f honor at a recent the exchange o f Bete Buddy party. Left to right are, Johnetta Gore, Drenda Ranew, Lynn McCord and g l/li when each girl discov­ Sharon Giles. Back row, Amy Watts, Leo Watson, Dale Duncan and Caro­ ered who had been ahowtrlng lyn Turner. (Herald Photo) her with lovely gift) through­ M[em em bers o f the Concord honoreei and their mothers, Sharon GUet, Giles, Maria one Hum­ Hi out the year. "O h 's and ah'a" Marianne tor the beautiful gifts and Choir Dai* sir o f tbo First Baptist Rev. and Mra. Fred Chance phrey, Phrey, Barbara Miller, D words o f appreciation for and Leo Watson. Church irch honored m e m b e r sa J r , Mrs. Willard W arfield, Duncan D un c,n ,n d ^ WitJ wtU chosen ones brought the Susan Tanner, Johnetta Gore g r .d n .U d .1 n t o W M r,. 0 . , BUhop M o tt e r who. graduated at ISeminole highly successful year to a and Drenda Ranew were un­ High h School, with •a ,party . n , •• at < M r m em b er.. ,able M, ^to “attend. in i. Mrs. Cooke Hostess For VAH -9 Bridge icers Sixth Birthday Celebrated NEW OFFICERS of tlio Daughter* o f Wesley Sunday School C I iih h of First Methodist Church ure, Mrs. C. M. Flowers, seated, president; from left lit back, Miss Versa Woodcock, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Roy Tillls, secretary and Mrs. C. J. Meriwether, treasurer. (Herald Photo) ito Paul; courtesy, Mrs. T. J. Taylor, and resolutions, Mrs. J. It. Anderson Jr., Mrs. Lucy Courier and Miss Alino Chapman. The next meeting wiU be a covered dish supper in October. Catholic Club * Luncheon Honors Graduate By Jan* Casselberry luncheon given by her sister Hid graduating class at Ly­ Kathleen Moon, daughter o f Lucy al their home on Sem­ man High School and decora­ M r. and Mrs. W. O. Moon of inole Illvd. tions w ere in tho traditional l-nngwood, was honored at a Kathleen la a mem ber of graduation motif throughout the party room*. Crazy Hat Party A large crowd was present for a covered dish luncheon featuring a "C rasy Hat" par ty, given by the All Route Catholic Women'a Club at the The hoaorce was given an Parish Hall. heirloom watch with a long Prixe* were awarded to Mr*, gold chain and flcur-de lit Paul Pexold, Mra, Louis Rotaa which had belonged to her pa­ and Mr*. Swlbert Durand, by ternal grandmother. chairman o f lhe> event, Mr*. LUCY MOON Casselberry Personals By J a w Casselberry Cheryl Watters, daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. George D. Watters, ot 1310 Chilean Lane, Esstbrook. celebrated her 13th birthday with a "party-tbon’ ’ Thursday night to Friday n igh t Her guest), who included Alice D untie u , Karen Kriae, Judy Chenet, Doris Alkena, Cathy* Moulten, and Mclenda Casselberry, all attended the Peacemakers Of VAH-7 Meet For Coffee Sponsors KATHLEEN MOON Estes - Tanner Wedding Planned South Seminole Junior High School dance and then went home with her fur a pajauu party. After breakfast Friday morning they went swimming in Lake Virginia at Winter Park’s Dinky Dock, where they enjoyed a picnic lunch. For supper the girls enjoy, cd charcoal utulicd li-m uuigera with all the fixings, and danced and watched televis­ ion until time to go borne. Assorted party sandwiches, chips and dip, punch and cake were served the guest*. Assisting Lucy were her m o­ ther and aunt, Mrs. !(. F. Gipson. Those attending were Gilda Pettinali, Jennifer Jordan, Sandra Unley, Petty Field, April MacDonald, S a n d r a Shcrwin, Barbara Ferrell, Glenda Payne, Marcia Ly­ ons, Barbara Komlxar, Carol Dorothy, Nellie Rupe, Jill Forsyth. Irene Deak, Mrs. R. T. MU wee and Mra. Louise Gilpin. Personals Russell Benton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es F. Benton, has returned to South Caro­ lina after spending a week with his parents at their borne on Riverviaw Ave. He ia on the teaching staff o f the Extension Division o f the L’ n iv criit) ui South Carolina, lie wUl teach Political Sci­ ence for the next aix week* at MyrUe Beach. , at a barbecue and party at the home o f bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rose, 303 East Iflth St. The patio table was d ec­ orated in ■ cowboy theme and hot dugs, with all the trim ­ mings were served to the youngsters, topped off with chocolate cake, ice cream and coolsdc. Games were played on the lawn and highlight of the day w as a big, bright m l grabba g called the "Birthday P ie " from which each gucsl pulled out a party favor, by pulling un a white ribbon. Guests Included C l a u d s Bctwicchian, Frank Mcbsnc John Bales, Steven Baker Reggie Garner, Handy Tem p len, G e o r g e Shinaberger Billy Bolle, Jeff Sweeney G reg Fcrman and Stevci Ferrell, Jim m y's sister, Martha LevRose, and ht-r friend, Miss Nancy Hamilton, supervised the games. Mrs. E. A. Decker waa the site ot the June the VAH-7 coffee for peacem aker Wive*. A lovely arrangement ment table from which cof fee, cokea, miniature pastries and sandwiches w ere served. JIMMY ROSE, loft, with his ulster, Mnrtlm Mra. R. L. Wright was w«l< corned back from her trip to Europe, where sbe visited various porta with her Peace maker hubby. The business meeting was presided over by Mrs. L. A. Heath. Reports were given by Mrs. R. E. Lavender. Mr*. A M. Campbell and Mrs. Wright. Plans were formulated at this time for the forthcoming OWC change ot board coffee in July with the Peacemaker ladies as hostesses. Mrs. Wright, chairman for the event, appointed committees for various assignments. R e ­ servations may be made by calling Mrs. A. M. Campbell, FA J-7I65. Candidates for the presi­ dency of the OWC are Mrs. V. D. Monroe o f VAH-5. Mrs. R. L. Leonardi o f VAIM and Mrs. O. W. McGuire of Staff, who until recently was a Peacemaker lady. A cookout and aplash party was planned to take place in early July at the home of Mra. Wright. John Koterik. Rev. Richard Lee ltose ami a friend Claude ilezwiediinn, at Howie*. assistant pastor, u party given for him on Ills* sixth birtluludy. joined th* group for supper. Plana were completed fo r the Day a f Recollection, held this week. Plans were also formulated to hold a member­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Long and helped Mrs. Cason's par­ ship drive which will start entertained at dinner Sunday ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon M. with a dessert social on in celebration ot his birthday. Wright, celebrate their 30th Thursday, Bept, 10. Member­ wedding anniversary, ship chairman, Mr*. Virgil Those enjoying the affair Tom Priddy and aon, Alan, Keeran, will be In rharg* o f with Mr. and Mrs. Long were of Jacksonville, visited arrangement* end will appre Mr. and Sirs. F. C. Long and friends here Monday alterdata anyone who will assiat Jack Ivey was guest of with tha plana during th* honor at a buffet supper at daughters, Linda ami Patsy, noon. summer month* to contact Speer's Camp on the St. of Enterprise, Mr. and Mrs. her. Johns River. Robert Smith, Mr. ond Mrs. B e prompt in returning Miss Edle K rygisr announe Hosts were Dr. and Mrs. Owen Keller, Mrs. Mickey anything you borrow. ed that th* club was awordad Harry Woodruff and Mr. aad Young snd Bordea Koppe, all » certificate o f marit at th* Mrs. Algy Speer. Tha guests of DeLsnd. recent annual meeting o f th* arrived at 4: SO p.m . snd en­ Mr. and Mrs. John SulUvsn USO, for their assistance dur­ joy ed swimming, and boating ing th* peat year. She also before supper. of Eau Gallic visited friends m nindtd th* group that thte Sharing the outing with the here Friday. John is the Saturday U the eiub’i turn to bonoree were Louisa Higgin­ youngest son of Ur. and Mrs. provld* refreshment* for tha botham, ch ip Crawford and A. L. Sullivan, now o f LongUSO. Sandy Arnold, Bob Bolt and wood and former residents of P A R K IN G IS N E V E R A Highlight o f tho ovaning Coni Wheatland, Jim Mc­ Enterprise. was th* presentation o f tha Guire snd Donna Sands ge, Dr. and Mrs. T. Z. Cason, PROBLEM W IT H O U R president*! pin to Mrs. Robert Harry C u lU it sod Linds of Jacksonville, arrived test D R IV E T U R U SE R V IC E Bauman, retiring president. Kris, Steve Wilson snd Susan Friday, accompanied by Mrs. Tba attendant* jackpot wo* Tamney and Chuck Meeks Alberta Sauls, ot Atlanta. SOI NY. u t , O pposU tt G o o d y e a r won by Mrs. Jo* Hickson. and Shirley Steed. They all spent the weekend Jack Ivey Honored At Buffet Supper of gladioli adorned the refresh Enterprise Personals (Dsrfwc LAUNDRY & CLEANERS LYNN CRABTREE who graduated thte week from Seminole High haa been ac­ cepted a t Virginia Interment In Bristol where she will take a secretarial course. * * * a A L L TH AT PIZZA consum­ ed at tha all-night FAG par­ ty fo r the SUS seniors a t Sanlando Spring*, Monday wo* donated to th* c lo u by Jeno Paulucci. The p lu s , under the name o f Jena's Pixxa la one o f the newer products o f Chun-King Corporation, the food company, alto owner* o f tha Rikshs in Fern Park. Generous Jeno also contri­ buted a couple years ag o to tha flret all-night senior par­ ty, which was a big Lutu betd out at Golden Laka on tha Naval Air Station. Th* donation that time waa a com ­ plete menu o f Oriental food . I f YOU WANT* an easy, care yard you should cop y Mrs. Gertrude Dtagfclder'a idea and substitute gravel fo r grass and hardy shrubs fo r annuals. Mra. Dingfelder ho* com ­ bined a sort o f Colonial House with an Oriental-flavored g ar­ den very successfully, and though you can't see it from the street, the back yard la ju st as pretty as tho front. Your reporter had a most enjoyable and pleasant chat with Mr*. Dingfelder when we went to talk to her about her yard and take a picture o f her Garden o f the Month, e a s e UH-OH. we gave Theta E p­ silon credit for the petunias in the planters instead o f Epsi­ lon Sigma Alpha. Sorry, girla . . . and you all worked to hard, too. And we thank you fo r these spots of color and beauty along uur streets. * • * • LOCAL PHOTOG, Mike R ahija i* receiving calls fo r his hand-oil portraiti from ail over Central Florida aa more and more people find out about hit special photography techniques. Latest and most unuaual achievement is a pen and ink ■ketch of Henry Maxer, Flor­ ida Symphony Orchestra Con­ ductor, which U n ow ‘ on dis­ play at tho studio and worth a stop and see. e • e e FRONT PAGE PICTURE in the Adelaide, Australia "N ew s" shows Eddie Kirchboff, son o f Mr. and M ri. E. D. Klrchhoff o f Sanford get* ting acquainted with one of Ihe jockeys at the big Ade­ laide Cup horse races. Eddie, who is a member o f the famed United States Navy Hum!, wus in Australia on tour with th* band, which played at all the capital cilice o f every state in the "land down under." DAD WILL JUMP WITH JOY IF YOU SELECT HIS GIFT — FROM — Flemings G i f u • C a r d s • H ook a (F o r m e r ly M e V ic o n ) 2 1 0 E . F ir s t S t . �1 \ -e f s t fcnbudainnuudt J-oh fcv&uptui 9n Jhe Sanfiofod Cbisua. : TABLE W eekend T elevision nUDAT P. M. M * Hi tt) (« ) ( i l l (1) 1:11 ( I ) (:l( (ill (:ll fill f() (It ((> (I) tit (It (» t (It (It f i l l (•» (11 Not F o r vtlrs U tl (I) Itmaball — *»n * P tM tir ABC E v a sl ig R ( f H | Cb. « rt.wa l l i r i V i a M i i la ■•urt* Hid ril Raport Sparu Waatkar Baehalar Patbar Sport* NBC <(*•• Tbit I* Otic Tht Rabat Oatlaar Ballatla Board Air Piiwar Wattar Craabita — Kata Pairolt at N T 1 M I I ) Mp Priand P llrk a I 11 III c b a m p ia n a h lp W r i t * tllng •11 Molina* Thaatar I 11 (»i Sport* Thrill* * :*1 C l Waah. llap orl i d g u n t For A d va ntur* * -J C l liaraball — Chic, at Una Ang. l : 1 t <m Film Far# 5 3o U i MAtlna* Thaatar 3:11 i Oi H o ; llogrrn Fratur# t i l C l W'ii'hinuton Report I 01 <0i Ka!#i<lo*copa ••• B ulck llola In On# * to ( » i t v n « world o( sport# I *1 f «1 f’ h. a Naw# (Si Fla. F iabln g — Ban Tajlnr * I* i l l (>iil* A Ha rrial I 1i C l <>n. Fla. - W ash. f i l l (1) lnt. Khowiim# ( it Marrrli'k ( I t Itawbld* • ; l l ( I t ilur I.-mt-ar-tx Raport 1:11 ( I t Sin* Aton* with (Jt Nawaropa Hitch * to Mi Mr ( It naata II 1.(1 ( 3 1 Sender Yanoeur'a ( I ) Tha niatataata Itrport 1:11 ( ! ) I'm nii'kana — II* a T:0» : l i O n . Fla. Show raaa Vcnaiar (ti Th» Rig Si.irr 1:11 ( It Atfrad Hilrhrock 13) Firing D oc to r Hour T tt Mi J a ck ie Rlaaaon Show ( I t t’ rtc* la Right Mi The ( h l U n t Man 1:11 ( f t TT luaaat atrip i l l Sam Renadlct 11:0(1 C l Jack (>a»r Sliuw > It Mi tiataoLlara 11:11 ( l l f’ ro A Con * 30 i* i tlou ten an n r (I) E | (* lt n n i <S) Ji.ej Illstiup Show ■ 1:11 (II ARC Plaal Maparl * >• 13) SaL Night Moalat ( It Nawaaop# * «’> l*i I j n r m r Walk ( I t Cbaaaal I K t a a r a a * It M) l l n * u u n w i l l T r a 11:10 (11 Mlit-KlorlU Nana tat 11:1S ( 11 Spnria Pinal 1®:®* C l Fight of th* Weak ( t i l l ( I t Waatkar Skew C i Ounamuk* ■ t i l l ( It Cbanaal I Thaatar I I 41 C i M th e That Spar# ( I t Ha llpvaol Moat* I I :M C l Sab Night Show Cat alcada ( l l H Id-Fla Saw * 11:11 111 Tan It* C l Ch 4 Nawa M : l t (I t H o lly w o o d H o r ia SATURDAY A. M. Caaalrada • M ( I t •>(* <M 11:11 ( I ) ChaTaploaahlp W ra au ling f : l * (II (Iravar* Atiaana* t o® M l "Tti* (lama Nobudy 1:10 ( I t liaputr (>"« Vanat) Sew" 1:11 (It Countdown Nona 4.30 |4) l l e n l o u u l 1:11 l l ) Robin llool ( II Cartooaalll* 1:11 ( I t Srltnr* . notion SUNDAY P. M. Thaatar ■ : l l ( I t On# Wap Mirror t i l l <i) r u m for T o i i f t i l l ( l l (tool Horning ( I f Hi ift iH in d U J .A . i l l Bupar Car ChriitDphtf ( I ) I'apt. Kanah'no i : J*> t>» Klim Fair# 1:11 (It R*(( A Han dr l*» Air Forur flvory 11:11 I) Alala A lb* Chip. ( I l Ora.’ R o b t r i i 12:11 t»> Senator Holland ■•a ka ( I ) Hr. Maga* 12:40 O ) i ‘ o n g Our nt f ( t t (kart Lawl* 12tIS ( » ) TIIA •♦:(• ( I t Blag U t a i r l a H ) Baseb all— III Hlghtf Hoar* f lag, l*rtr*>lt at N T koata 1 00 <11 Herald. of T rw ib t«| H u t ci Is .ill— ( I t Buparinan M ]lw a n k *(i a t I* sU k M i l ( I t Parr bur*h III Rla Tla Tta 1 20 l i t THA ( »1 Cartooniaa * ilrt (*>1 f | i . g . . 4 U a , a »«< n aa i n m . v . #■--____ M l <31 linnet .v Annwert tiaddr ( I t Rop Rsgara 3 <>4» (*» H um m er T h c a l r t Jill i Ki fh.imjilciniiiip ItrilK** (l| Itoanla A I'acil 1:41 4*it Hoy R<*if«r* t-Vamrc 11:11 111 tlr Wlaard 4:40 ( 2 • Thiinilerbtrd (lulf ( I ) Bkr King C la a slo ( I ) Bag* Baaap F ilm F a r * 4 11 4 14 (»» Takw Twii iU Flight 11:11 ( l l Uagir I n a l af AllaI I I ( I) T M Hack A a i U t r kaiim Hour ( I t Man Into Nin a O* Major AJ\fn(, Trait* ( II CIW Naa a Robrrt matttr Trout f 3 1 filar and th* Htory I I® (It <2 K Coll**# Bowl <3r Victory at He* I II ( l l TR* T w**ll*lh C*eTnnlle la Tha Nile lury Tu Co Out Tit A (t) H il U nf Ivy 1 1 ? I M f if i t h * 1 'r t i * Mnvia ! ! ! I 19 «9» liv a t li V a lle y lt a > * i l l Frob* i 2 l NVwn'opi o m i v: T •« *2l Fntlin m 'T ooI* tit Nc,* Kuril r i o e - i n theatre « l» laARAla f . l l (I) w.in J«rf*2 W*rM *i I* 11ONE: FA .(-IMA Color TONITE X SAT. f i t peniM, th* 11*11 *c* 11.00 A CAIll.OAIt 491 Th** J*>t»4iri* I II 111 Fd Gullit an 51h o* ( f l rtumliiy N’ «ht GIGANTIC M o v ie TR IP LE FEA Tl'H E I 11 (21 C*r 14 — Wker* Ar• Toil SATURDAY P. M. f Vf 1 Si*. 1 A l 7:l*i Only “ YOUNG GUNS OF T E X A S " • Color Jgmrn Mitrhum AI. AN I-M ill Judy MrCrva No. 2 Al tts.lll Only "C RITIC 'S CHOICE" Rob Hope And Lurlll* Hall • Color • Srraict Seminole TV FA 2-1920 Zrnilh Cdlur TV Satea 2000 Sanford A te. STARTS N o. 3 Al 11:20 Only “ FLAMING S I A i r Elvl* I’ rmley . Color S E N . - MON. - TI ES. 5 R I T I * I® III l t d Oh * II 111 Sign On I It (I) Ortaa A P in t B * pan * 11 ( I ) Callrge * ( U * Ala ? : « I l l Todar C l fiper-itlun Alphabat T II <11 P a r a . Mark*# ! * • part T 14 C ) Stat* Nawa * * ! Waatkar * U It) Todar T 41 ( l l Couatdawa Nawa T i l (II Ulrkl aa Oaapal T t a * I It III Hl tkar Kraaa (haw III Cgpt. t i a r a r a a 1 11 C l Waatkar a a l Nawa I 11 <11 Todar tt) Cariaaallta f II i l l Jaak l^lana Pkaw t l ) Amarltaa lllataar ». 11 .<) llempar * * » » I II i l l Hall alarm Skew l® •• i l l Bar Whaa C l Calaadar C l .Mr. Megxo t l tl It) Plar Tear HtaaA III I t « a a I.aar III ( ‘ artuon Capara Ily Judy Turner Vacation plana should be In full swing by now, and people seem to be heading for the beaches. When you get that nice red glow on though, don't forget all these places are air-conditioned nnd will r e d u c e the pain from sunburn in one way or another. Scouts Hold Awards Program In Altamonte PAT 1100NE And Nancy Kwhii find love nyainst the backKi-uund o f n smnll Itidian circus in "The Main Atrnction,” presented by the Mnvieinnd Drive-In Theatre in its first Sanford showing Sunday, Monday nnd Tuesday. First Showing Here Thu many (an® tit Cat Boone ami Nancy Kuan are (I) Frio* la R l g t l (%l Ann Smitharn Snaw in fur ■ aurpriie shen they 11:11 t l ! Faia A Oladya see Mti.M-Sevrn A m ’ “ The ( l i Se*en K»»a Main Attraction.'' For in lilts (II Caaaaatraiiaw cxcitinK emotional drama, MONDAY P. M. tel again*! a backdrop o f a small traveling Italian cirII I* (II l a a r d l M ^>114 ala a ru i, both Boon® and M in (I) Tannratoa Hrnla Kwan make a complete aboutFord ll) Lora of Lift face from Ihcir previous char­ II II (ll llarrr Raaaoaor acterization*. Nowo Boone abandons hia tom b11 II III Patbar Know* Bttl III Btaroh fat TenoarraW bed-face role* to play a cy­ ( l l Truth ar Caaaanical young Am erican drift­ quanraa 11 II (II Oatdlag Light er in leather jacket and jean*, l l II C ) NBC Nawa while Miss Kwan leaves be­ 1:11 III Th# Opan wtadaw hind her Oriental roles of C l ilanaral lloipital (I) Naw* a a l Waatkar "S uite W ong" and "F low er i t* ii ) i ^ r n i B * Drum Song" to portray an 1:11 C l Focu* —H W -tlr-Aa -Tka -Wa .H Tn i criian "gumin wiiu i :vi*r rr.irrII l l (li Tha I ll Cl 1 41 C l 1 «S t l ) (ll (It ■ I* C l III (ll I II (tt III (I) M l (11 (ll ll) I II H i 1:11 (II (II Hi I II (|| * ll 4 11 1:11 I tt 1 19 I ll •II Cl (ll it) Cl III i*i ci ti l Ci HtCora l'^.»pl. Ar# Funny Mld-Fta. Nawa liffU m * llrn Jarrnd i’ aaAaa#* D*y la Taurt Th* Dnrtnra art UaklMta* Jan* H j i a i i Fr*. **n la t.iratta Taaag >h*w Ullllaaalr# Qaaaa (ar • Da# Vuu Don't Say T* Tall Th* Tralb Wk# Da Tae T t m I Dnuglaa Bdwarda Naw# with th* Nawa Th* Uatrh Dam* lua*rl**a BaaAMaa(< Sarrat Storm Mak* Roam far Daddy Rdea af Night Dlacoarry ' l l Amariean Nawaataal NltC Nawa h > | ( f i Playbaa** Th* Baal af draaakt r hark mala Santa ('laua Hurna A Attaa Waathar Pkaw WED. 9:10 W back in a trick horae act. "T h e Main Attraction" will be a rm in its first Sanford showing Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Movicland Drive-In Theater. Co-featured will be "E scape from E'ort n ra vo,” with William Hol­ den. Wednesday's and Thurs­ d a y 's features will be ‘ Se­ cond Time Around," with Debbie Reynolds and Andy Griffith, and "The Vikinus," with Kirk Douglas. Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh. A triple feature, ait ut color, is scheduled for June 21-22: "Drum s Over A frica." "C attle King" and "Bom bTIP n ! 'Flipper' New Star Hollywood’ s newest star weighs 300 pound*, ha* intri­ guing silver-grey eyes, a Mona Lisa smile—and swims. It's Flipper, the dashing dolphin who itars in the new Metro-Goldwyn - Mayer pic­ ture. "F lip p e r," anil who h:n done such a sensational >di in Ihe personality department that alt who worked with "F lip " are planning to en large their backyard pools, add a little salt, and adopt a dolphin as a pet. "F lip p er" ia playing at (lie Rilz T healer through nexi Thursday. Actually, Flipper is a fm ny Lassie in reverse. Where Lassie In realily is a 1-ad die. Flipper La really a Mi Izie. Like all baby dolphins, Mitxi was born underwater and pushed to (he surface by her mother for her first breath o f air. The first eighteen months o f her life were spent swimming at her mother's side— then she becam e a “ scIhki! " giri. It was shortly after this that a net changed her life. She was raptured by Victor Santini, whose h oli­ ness is selling dolphins In sci­ entific inslliulei mid salt wa­ ter uguariums, 17ie engaging anil friendly personality o f this youthful dolphin registered with the Sant inis and she lo-rauic the aijuatic member of llu* him ily, with a Urge sea-pool all her own adjarent to their home in Marathon, Florida But like all good me misers o( a fam ily, M ill! was requir­ ed lo do her bit in Hie re­ sponsibility department. When the Santini* brought back a new catch o f wild dolphins, Mitzi took on the role of both trainer and tamer. She would encourage (he olhrrs lo start feeding sooner by setting sn d im p le . In some ease* she would take the fish (<> more reluctant mem bers of the group. - 9 :0S SUN. JUNE lb FATM Eilt’S KAY FREE I'KIZES TO “ LUCKY PATH EKS'* SUN. NITE VACATION NOWI IN SUNNY FLORIDA! Name your pleasure and you will And It at Li|hthouae Cove where nothing ha* been over­ looked for your comfort and enjoym ent PR IV A TE BEACH — 300 fret (no street to cru u ), king site swimming pool, shufflehoard courts, 9 -h ole putting green, water skiing, skin diving. DEEP SEA FISHING . . . you are right at IW p a n o flocks of worldfamous sport fishing fleet FREE GOLF! .. .T w o IS - hole par 72 Championship Courses I’lav ■mtimitrij . , . play every dey. PAT BOONE NANCY KWAN "THE £ M B i ATTRACTION'' Co-Feature 9 : U Only •THE ESCAPE FROM FT. HRAVO- FREE TENNIS! . . Unlimited plsv. Beautiful new COFFEE SHOP, serving breakfast and lunch un­ til 3:00 pm . Planned activitira and entertainment AMAZING UNDERWATER FRIEND! M£0 *4 Msfirs, *ir-iM <itl*si( acciesif4iti4*t, *Kk silk groita kjlctsf (airteoking KIN. CHUCK CONNORS E ke halpin Tumr JUNE Walt Disney , 29 :e WILLIAM IIOl.DEN •4W— ricreecocoa* II* law * * DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (tweet as a net) (a real f*Heavy the way we prepare them !. . . they are NOT French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (Dukk t.abater Talk and Royal Rid Hhrtmp) FROG LEGS OctisfroM Halil lilw i It DO t* H 00 m i fins*, i i d l t DANCE TO GOOD MU8IC EVERY NIGHT Ronlh Frtnrh Ave. Sanford Phone FA t - l l t l V I !/ OPEN SUNDAY If' MIXED DRINKS PACKAGE — DINING C^d (Diamond T H E A R E A ’S SPARKLING N1TR SP O T * —i — UwJ«»— Management— Of— R a y ----- I’ almrr - t'-S.N. Rat. And Dottl# Palmer H W T. 17-11 • SOUTH O P D R B A R T “ W illie” in back • on Sundays H IG H B A L L S _____ 50c B E E R ....... ........ .........35c P IZZA ST E A K S • AMOTWEB MICE THIM& A B O U T SPRING IS THAT IT G IV E S W IN T E R A K IC K , PR O PE R LY PLACED l\ \ * N E X T TO MELOIIKR SK ATIN G ONIIIIA ItOAl). SA N FO R D — MNO W A IT IN G FOR L A N E S * GUARANTEE! " If you have ti* wait for a lane • any night • w e l k ( YOU A N D YOUR PARTY A FRE E COKB1 FREE N U R S E R Y ............ H IK E ROWLING LESSONS MELODEE R o lleh ^ Where nkatinR is in k - FU N For Mom, Dad and the Kids Unlimited! MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 A.M. tu 2 I’ .M. $135 QAe plus depiMlt 0 3 ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS F A Dan Carpenter, M AXW ELL H O U SE CO FFEE AlftTE.MP Lb. Can With 17.S( Mltwlwg1st, your favecU* drink ia our cocktail loung*. COCKTAIL HOUR DAILY ( to 7 P.M - Reduced prlcaa. Dance 39 Food to the munic o f Order The Populates 2 -s S 3 2 1 2513 Park Dr. North Orlando Super M kt. Air Conditioning Heat • Refrigeration Loogwood - Oviedo Rd. h .Mile East e f Hw y. 17-JI Southern Air BSE •> SEA FO O D spag h etti Pk. ChopH lb. .39c HA M f. jJJA T l 04 VACATION, $2» FIRST CU T Ittupjntf. J 0 N I ____ STATI . ... . . CH OICE Rautred In Mtlled Rotter UNDER THK UMBRELLA A Variety Of Flee Cheesea and Meat*— To Enjoy While We Prepare Yo«r Dinner B E E R C A L L CITY______ YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP OLD M ILW AU K EE ICE COLO ( HOT. t.TN. ADDRiSS. NEW Y O R K (D P I ) — via L. Km l ewHck, Dodgera ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT ... I L t t CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS Specials MAIL COUPON TODAY FOR UKOCHUKI r * Angeles — JIM SPENCER’S — FTo'a a ff on vacation from the Curibe, fm lieing around the a isle with her fam ily. But you’ll be well aervrd by her tub, Bill Garret who’s holding down the daytime shift. Ua'a helped out from lima to time for the last several months, so will be a fam iliar face to some o f you. Did you know Ih* Carfbe Is th* only plsce downtown with entertainment going for the aummtrT On Friday night* P rggy, Bill and lluan are Ihe chief attractions playing th* cocktail drums, base and guitar respectively. And very well from all ths comments I hear. a a • strapjnt). BEACH, FLO R ID A Congratulated — SUNDAY OcrMhast llliclrsty (4 7) ti t>30 M( fin is , (lukli RtSORT MOTEL and APTS • P 0 Box 2874 POMPANO Log (U P I) RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGB "I t 's too early to tell what Is new,” sayi Sam ** 1 call­ ed him yesterday morning, at Jim Spencers. "There it s o m e t h i n g new and different every ils y ." I've heard tot* of comments from faithful customers recently about the g«*>d trratment lltey 'e getting—good drink*, More rivers ru e in Colo­ good prices, and a most hap­ rado than tn any other H alt, py slm oipliere— It's such a so it has been calk'd the "M o­ handy location to atop by after work, too. ther o f R ivers." • SigsfJtf Villas hliis u la 1 Jit 00 ptr (ay. Fri, J ubkI l*, 'O —K n I new* U. S. Favorite In Davis Cup C H R Y S L E R .. MFIKOCOiOR ANGELES OMIT IAKS th * fabulous la lp h ln STARTS Ti l l IIS. tr e a t for some c4 the old patrona o f the Club Diamond. W illie, U y dancittr waiter, w ho w as a favorite at the club when it was owned by “ G ra d e," ia |>ack on Sundays with hi* singing and dancing- Many o f his old customera w ill ba glad lo heiir the word on that. Tha club also has live entertain­ ment E'riilay, Saturday and Sunday evening* . . . other than that, th* club la Hill serving spaghetti, fish and pizia *nd the Palmers are working hard. a * • Som e happy additions around the Capri — Sandy, who formerly worked during the daytime, is hack now, atK»)n# .i#k tr,p a y p llf During tlie ciening hours the well known Dan Cat'iwnler is serving the drink*. Dan worked at the Capri when It first opened, and really has a terrific personality, says manager Joy Manross. Dm* nf those guys who Just have to be bartenders — with t wisecrack or a hinny story for everyone. He can really make you frel better if you’ re in the dumps— so this i* Ihe TE H R A N , Iran ( U N ) — place In go for a wee hit of The Untied Jftate* Is an over"ch eer* wlirl miug favorite to clinch ita • • • Davis Cup series with Iran John Spol.ki said he was toilay by winning the double* checking one o f ths- Lines to match in their American Zone make sure everyone could competition. bowl a 3no on it, but hr wni Eugene Scott o f St. James, probably practicing on Ihosa N. Y „ and Allen Fox o f Lo* new billiard Inhles at the Jet - Angeles got Ilia Yank* o f f tu l.uiie* . . . that'* right, bil­ a U-0 lead Thursday b y cap­ liards, and he said a lot o f turing Hid 4)|>rning single* women were participating. matches without the los* o f a Well lighted, too, no! the dark set. Just one more victory, hack naint kind o f stuff. either in the doubles or in the I k 'e '* a good one — the rnneludmg single* on Satur­ Lanes are absolutely guar­ day, would clinch the series, anteeing that you won't have Scott will team with Donald to wait for a lane. But if Dell of llelhcsda, M i, In the you should happen to rom c doulilc* against t e e n a g e in when all Ihe lanes are full, brother* R aia and Turgid the management will buy the Akharl. party a coke, to make your wailing tn«re enjoyable. a • a JutH Stern Three Use tkrink (w inter 20. r/ l e Color Starring A ad Eleaanr Barker By Julia Rartna Girl Scout Troop H28 o f A l­ tamonte Springs held a Court o f Award* I’ rogram on Mon­ day. June .1 a t 7:30 p.m. at the Community House with some 80 parents and invited guest* in attendance including ‘JB member* o f the troop. Scouts sang "H ello, Hello, H ello," to open the program followed by Itoxanne Hs*ty giving the welcoming address. The flag ceremony w as rondurted by Holly Brownell, Bonnlr Stuart, Becky Buell ami Cynthia Morene after which the audience joined the *cuut* in singing "A m erica, the Heutlliful.'* The invocation w ai given by Connie Connelly, Following ihe recitation of the Girl Scout Prumise ami Laws, a «klt entitled "W hn t a Badge Mean*" was presented by troop anil patrol leaders. Mr*. Gerald Connelly and Mr*. Jack Stuart, leader*, presented badges, memlier1ship star* ami world associa­ tion pint to the girl*. Refreshments of e a k •, ponih, mint* arm mu* were served follow ing the program whirl) closed with the ptuying of "T apa" as the girls led In form ing Urn “ Friendship Cir­ cle." some ^rroii made room for pitcher Nick o f the N ew Y ock State A S I w Wlllhlte today by opUoning tic Commission, coogratnU ted P ete Richert lo Spokane of middleweight champ Ion D ick the P acific Coast League. JU- T i m o f N lseria Thwreday Wv d w rt had an o-l record end the Order o f « m British R » a ( . ( 3 era In nine appearance p in beskowgd tape far the Dodgers this season. week by Queen EUaabeth. NEW YORK ( Ul ’ l) — Vet eran h.iKtucka Dick Christy amt Bill Shockley today aigneit New York Jet* contract.* for Ihe IfkU American Foot­ ball League season. The Jet* also corralled rookie hack, Ernie Vellcn v4 Gettysburg College. NOW THRU T lll ltSDAY SHOWS AT 1:W - I II . ! : ( ( 7 :0 0 LOS Th* Here'* ftatfert Richert Optioned HOPPING MONDAY A. M. Antarctic Climate Deposits of semianthricite coal tn Antarctica dem on­ strate that Anlarctira once had a temperate climate, ac­ cording to the HriUrannica Book of Ihe Year. TV RENTA!* • Sal** I #§ (21 Bonania tti n * m il iN ciyi * 1 1 (•» r , I Tk**t*r 10:*l <21 PliAw of W*ok 41) Caad ll c a a a r * (•» Toiee * f r t M t U e t ti l l •> W k i t • Mr Li** 4«> Howard * . Baltk 11 (SI m v w i H t i l llarry R ilioiir N*w* ( t) M t l ’ T l a V i v a 11 l l (14 r * i * r Oaea 11:1* (l» Ck Miae Tk*atar l M (I) If oily w**d M*vle C a rak a li Vlft t f Friday nnd Saturday Kite*, 8 to 12. Jack Rwaaiaaa Accordion t Paal Caaksy Baaa Fiddla Pete Bttkwr DrnaM Call FA 2-1231 for raaarvstlona J l �T V . ■■1■— r f | ' ________ — — — - ---------------- r — r - xA Sale W ith HERALD W ant-A ds EFFICIENCY Apartment on T in t S t Near S city free parking lata aid ahopptag atarea. No ntlllty ebargea. 3 BEDROOMS, large kitchen equipped. Well. Large yard. 4 milea K. of Sanford. FA L74JO. Saturday A Sun­ day nr altar « an week daya. FURNISHED Garage Fb. FA 33300. W E L A S A APARTMENTS: Rooms private kntha, 114 W. First St, i a a u o to W Q co u rB e w n w u y. S RM. F u n . Apt, $70 Mo. Bedroom Air - Conditioned. NICELY furail bed 3 bedroom I l l E. Sth Bt, FA 2-6784, bouse. FA 38334. R E N T A BED S BEDROOM unfurnished ■olliwBF, Baepiul A Baby house. Its a mo. FA 32322. Bads. By Day, Wsek. or Month FURNISHED S bedroom CARROLL'S FURNITURE Apartment. Queinel Apt. Ph. FA 3-Sttl 114 W. lat St. Apt. 7. 404 E. 14th St Ph. 322-0104. CLEAN cool downstair Apartmanta. Adults. Ph. FA 31034. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. ap. UNFURNISHED House. Kit­ chen equipped. 1303 Saaiord Surplus City, SOI W. 1st Ave. Between S A f p.m. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and clots is. Jlmmis Cowan. 322-4013. A hundred you n ^ fU rs th ltfc tU wall, not quit* alt, Foil. HI!'/' O U L U A v n M O N D A Y 1 I WONDER M WHE&S HE3 GOINS ON MY VACATION 1 2 BEDROOM bourn. Kitchen FURN, 2 Bedrm., oak floora, equipped. ITS. FA 1-3303. masonry home, l Blk. West of Hwy. 17-02, on Longwood 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ Rd. Then 1 blk. South cor. ment FA 2-0441. of Vincent Dr. U K E MARY. 3 Bedrooms, 3 bath house with lake privi­ 3 BR. Funs. A pt Privata en leges. $123 a Mo. rA 37004. trance, l i t Magnolia. DUPLEX. Clean A nicely CLEAN quiet Rooms" The furnished. $80. 1201 A 1203 Gablea. FA 30739. Elm Ava. Pb. NO 33247 or APARTMENT. ■ph r a > TH8 *T0*V O TH0 AMA2STO Not#, WIIK. ca u L w i CHATA1 IPYCOt*WclullynrjT 303 Myrtle B E D R O O M furnished STENSTROM RENTALS Apartment with l a r g e acreencd porch. Reason­ FURNISHED able. Call FA 2-3144 between BR—1 Bath. Fair .. I A A BR—1 Bath Apt. ... BR—1 Bath Good . BR—l Bath. Nice . BR—4 Bath. Tops UNFURNISHED BR—1 Bath, Kit. cq. BR—1 Bath. Good . sv this rtnct'iT roi'iiT o r this s is t n j i n i n t t , ru t. BR—1 Bath. Nlcs .. c is t o r i s u row ssiist. BR—ltk Bath. Tops voi .r r o r m . Florida . BR—2 Bath. Naat . (II X V t'K H V v o . t a n s SI.VI.VR SAVINGS DANK. m iniirr, •VS. JAMBS K. LONG, *4 uv. St at Defendants. Stenstrom Realty va ries: o r a ir? sv Keal Estate — Mortgages ■OfITMAIlH rONKTt.Oai SUS 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 " T I JAM KM R. I » N O and PAUI*A j . IS)N(I, hi* wira, RKSlIlHVf'Ht Hurt,in, Ohio Tuit nr* hereby notified shat a Complaint to foreclose a daddy; CAN BAZOO PLAY N S 1 N EW ELECTRIC SURE/BUTWSMrU- le e r SUMMER rate. S Bdrm. Large furn. Apt. downstairs. Shade trees on large lot AN extension something/ l 6UnAR.F0p.ME?. CLEAN Unfurnished Apt. MIS Elm Ave. Near school a n d stores. C O R O / l— it Ins to I'lftt thereof r*. 1703 Magnolia. $63. enrdad In f l a t Hook It, p a s * 74. of th* Public Re­ cord* of Seminole County, Florida. haa hern (tied acelnet you la the ab o v e .■I>le-l suit, and you M reletrerlee at are required to eerv* a copy y ir t ltlM t Neman of your Anawer or other W * the undrrelined, being PleadInK to the Complaint on duly sworn, do hereby dr.-lore Plaintiffs attorney*. ANDKII- under oath that the names HO.V. RUSH. OKAS. LOW.V. o f att peranne Interested In mm * van dan BKHO, SIS th* builnet* nr profession carried on under the names of Art llrown Peal Control Service and th* extent or th* Interest of each, la as follow*: Extent of Name Interest I . A. llrown. Jr. Partner Doshla S. llrown Partner I. A. llrown, Jr. Doshla H. llrown STATE OP KMUtlDA COPSTT OP HKMIXOt.lt Hwurn to and eubicrlhed befor* me this 3rd day of June A. D. l l t l . (SEAL) Donald I . Ilnw* Votary Public, State of Plurlds at Large My (-.-mnileetoa Keplree April If, tSST Publish June T, II, 31. 3S. t i l l CDJ-t* Legal Notice % XX3 BAD7H* plan tSwipe HIS— c r o w n i AjEANWHlLE, ALLEY OOPtJ fRIEND, UTILE CHARLEY MAS RAILED THE REBEL GARRISON ANP NOW COMES p o u n p in o p o w m t h e r o a r r o a d DRAWING A LETHAL DEMO ON THE ROVAUSr FORCES 7MB ENEMV8 APPROACH O NOIEd I AMP 7HE KING s -------- -----------------L. At-CKTLP / AIR THERE — - f O lA K t-E T S I IS NO l men t J V doubt op a L. SIR! Florida • 0 4 , TOU WON'T KNOWTHB O lO OX GQMHA. AN OVtRtCRD CF CRIME. GLHLTy OF THE . WORST AMD CONVCTED, TT Nr.- -1 OP HOTHWal J \ Egyptian cod LMnfonhren w u « 8 vtcn f r v o a n who I KNOW NOTHINGOF REAL CRNOQWPY'S - BCUftPUSS, BUSKESS-TRY n JRW BB MIS LAWYER. J V SERIOUS. MAJOR HELM'S LAWYER 13. THEN 6ET HM ON TIC FNCH8 . l 1 1 D ir 7” r rr iJ“ rr ll 1 pr BOOMS and Bath, all WILL SELL or Trade. S I Bit. Horn*. SW Laurel Dr. Good loeitioa, kitchen Bedroom. IT aerei. 1000' eteetric. Furnlahed. $43 mo. equipped. Low down pay. Crystal clear river front­ Including ntilitiea. Near meat. Auume loan. A real age. 400’ road frontage on NAS. Also g room frame laving. Call FA 2-9472. Bute highway. Good swimbouac, partly furnlahed. $43 mlng, flahing. and bunting mo. TcL FA 3-32If. UNLAND 3 Bedroom, Kit. la the aUU of Florida, for equip, home. Chain link a nice home In Sanford In fenced yard. Will take 1200 a good location. Ph. 3877 for fence. Aaiume homo Bronaon, Fla. payment!. FA 3-1701. LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedroomt, 3 hatha. Carpeted Fla. GRACIOUS, SPACIOUS LIVRoom. Double carporte. INC I A potential ibow Fenced patio and many explace of Central Florida traa. FA 2-9266. right in the heart of San­ ford, yet. private enough 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen for peaceful retreat in ita equipped. Fenced In yard. romantic tiled courtyard 37o n mo. FA 3-324P. LOW Down Payment. 3 Story with bar-b-que, trellii-covredecorated home. N ew ered arbori and many se­ FURNISHED new 1 Bedroom plumbing, wiring, oil and cluded walks covering kalt Duplex. Adults only. 2200 water heater. 113 Magnolia block area. Quality ii the Park Ave. FA 33048. keynote of thin Hollow-Til­ ed con. -urted 4 bedroom, SUNLAND Eatatea. I Bdrm. 31k bath it. - e that include! Enclosed shower. G. E. among ita pre-tige features Stove and refrigerator in­ imported tile Xircplacea, cluded. Corner lot. Assume aatin-finiihed wood panel­ FURNISHED cottage neat payments. No qualifying. ing, cedar cloicU, and of mala gate NAS. $40. Ph. FA 30200 anytime. courae, hardwood floora FA 33721. throughout. Over the gar­ NEWLY redecorated 3 bed­ I BEDROOM house, kitchen age is | 3-room apt. A lit­ room frame bouse at 112 equipped. 330 a month. tle work and patience would Holly Ave. Near school, Downtown. FA 34437. restore the house and land­ close in. Hardwood floora scaping to its original ele­ thru out. Large room a, mo­ UNFURNISHED bouse on Sil­ gance. JUST REDUCED IN dem kitchen equipped $7,300 ver Lake. FA 2-2724 or PRICE. Liberal terms. Contract FA 2-2120 after 3. Mrs. M. L. Raborn. Ph. St. Johns Realty FA 2-3130 or FA 2-5202. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Big shady Iota up to 300' 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2-4123 frontage. Highly restricted. DUPLEX newly painted. 1 URNISHED Cottage. $65 WILSON PU CE 3 mi. W. Unit furnished on corner. per month. Located at 3 on 111-Way 44. Willard Jonei 170' x 200’ xoned for addi­ Points. FA 31487. FA 1-0684. or A1 Wallace tional unit. |3,000 cash. ROOM furnished, all new Balance. Easy Terms. Ph. furniture. Privata bath. $30 FA 2-8800 after 3 p. m. a month. Gentleman pre­ ONLY tan blocks from down­ town. Neat 3 bedroom home ferred. 322-068. in good location. 104 W. LARGE nicely fu n . 3 bed­ lOtli S t Total price only room, 3 bath apt. Adults, $4930. Excellent terms. REALTOR FA 2-3068. 1911 Sanford Ave. 110 North Park Ave. — BOCSST A. WILLIAMS 3230359 Clean lit floor apt. Frit Realtor Sanford. Fla Raymond Lundquiat, Also. entrance. 1004 Palmetto. FA 33931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3 BEDROOMS, living room, dining room and kitchen. WANTED TO TRADE Stove A refrigerator. Dou­ SUNDRIES -Store. Stock A 4 ROOM CB house for larger ble garage. Lot 100' x 200'. equipment. Well establish­ old 2 story house. FA 2-1640 Vi Mile north of Monroe ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ after 6. bridge, 2nd bouse on left tire. Call FA 20274 er hand aide of 17-92. 668-5148. Longwood TE 36389. UP A LAZY RIVER THE famous St. John's flows SALE or Trade $ room House ROOM House. Nice size right by this beautiful new and 1 acre for Housetrailer store building now in busi­ home. 3 large bedrooms, and difference, 1211 W. 20th ness. Wonderful location for 2 luxurious baths, covered St. Sanford. small grocery business. 2 patio, central air-condition­ Lola. $10,000. $3,000 down, ing, double carporte. For NO CASH NEEDED balance $61. per mo. 709 W. comfort and fun, this is the 3 Bedroom, 3 bath. $81 a 9th or 713 W. 9th St. tops! Price $17,900, good month. T. A L included. terms. Don’t see this un­ Large Loch Arbor Home 322 8083. less you are ready to buy Retired Navy Officer’s home You can find anything you for you won't be able to featuring 3 large Bedrooms, need advertised in the Her­ resist It. Large Florida Room, Spaald by Sanford merchants. eious Living Room A se­ RETIREMENT H O M E parate Dining Area, Largo Beautifully landscaped. 3 equipped kitchen. 3 baths, Acres pangola grass, 4' for immediate sale at FHA REALTOR — INSUROR woven wira fence, 4 cement fA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Valuation of * 16,000.00, $600 stock tanks, 2 flowing wells, Down, with minimum clos­ BEDROOMS, IVu baths. 2 bedroom home all Just ing coats. Exclusive with Florida room. 15 Minutes refinished. I' x 18’ A 14' x from NAS. 1061 Selma Rd. 20’ screened porches, uti­ lity, 2 baths, plenty closet (Longdate) Longwood. Ph. 838-6927. spaces, buUt ini, oil furn­ 1001 S. Park Ava. ace, elec, range, large gar FA 2-3232 anytime age, work shop. FA 2-7714. 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ped. 1st floor Apartment. 2 BEDROOM home in Coun­ Near churches. $53 per try Club Manor. Assume month. 362 monthly payments A iv t h is r i R c r r r c o t a r o p EVERETT A. HARPER transfer fee. Call FA 2-7671 T im v i n t i i j i t m i x t . r m alter 5:13. AGENCY - REALTOR 4 4 IT. IV .4 X 0 PUR BKMVUI.K t ill VTT. PI.ORD X. 2463 S. Park Ave. r i i x v i K w v vn. 1:113# Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 USTOM $ BEDROOM. 2 PHDHIlAt. NATIONAL MORT hath home on large shaded OAllK ASSOCIATION, • cor lot at 1814 Mellonvillu Ate. poratlon, 3 * 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect Plaintiff. Many extras include living models on Highland at v* room fireplace with maho­ Longwood. Open daily 10:00 jt.vt.pii noLxxn RTAXAKt*. gany paneling; p a r q u e t ■ ml UKNKV1KVK II. ttTA.S'A* to dark, to .Minutes South KID, hardwood floors. Honda on 17-92 snd West on Semi­ Defendant! room, dining room and a v iit ii k o r a i i t iv nole 1 block. MONTH XIt IS KltHKI I.ua IKK large, equipped eat-in kit­ LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. TOi It A Id'll JUTLAND STAX* chen. Laundry room and AKDt and CIKNKV1KVE II. urA.NAKIH Iota of storage space In Ileeldetic* Unknewa double g a r a g e . Call Tnu, defendants, are hereby notified that a complaint to IV THN CINCCIT 4 01 NT Knit FA 2-9320 for an appoint­ foroclnea * certain niortgaga T . 1K .VIVTH J 1‘ DU VA L r ig . ment. on th* following doecrlbed Stemper Agency Seminole Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice property, to-wlt: Lot 37. Block L. B UNLA XP ESTA TES, eub-dlvlelon, according to a ptal there* of, recorded In Plat Book tl. pane* IS to 11 af the Public Record* of Seminolo County, Florida, On* Duo Therm Heeler toll). Model No. 111-1, Her1*1 No, U K I I ; on* 0 . K. iteng * (eleetrto. Model No. 401IUWH, Serial Ne. THO41711; on* tl. g . refrigera­ tor I electric, Model No. LA til l It, Serial O lU S llet : ona Victor-Climax 14" Kit­ chen Kihauet Fan (aleetrie), no model or aerial No., ten Venetian bllnda I metal), mfg by Stnkarlk Utaea A Faint C o . Sanford, no No., haa been filed again*! yon In th* aboee-atyled eull and you are required to eerv* a copy or your Anawer or Pleading to the Complaint on Plaintiff! attorney Joeeph M. Muraeko, _ Fern Perk. Florida, and (Ita th* original Anawar or Plead­ ing In lha office of th* Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before th* l l t b day ef June, I t i l . If yon fall to do an, a decree pro Conteeeo will be taken agelnat you tor th* relief demaaded la lb* Com­ plaint. W1TXKM8 my band and offld e l aeal of office at Sanford. Seminole County, thla 13nd day of May, ISil. tSKAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. C la rk uf C li.u lL Cour i Ityt Martha T . I. Vlhlen It A June CIVT. IV AVU TON ARM. VOI.K r u r V T T . K 1.0 HIM. Chancery Vo. ISIIS d k i -o i i i s c. f i i a n z e n plaintiff, THKKS rR A M K .1, Defendant. .VOTICK TO t m t t x TOi T in ea f r i n i e a Aditree* Unknown YOU AUK ItKltKliY NOTL r t K D that Complaint for Di­ vorce haa been filed again*! you In th* Circuit Court of tl Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Hemlnol# County, Flor­ ida. under Chancery Caet No. 13114, the etyl* of aeld cae* being DKLOHIH C. FltA XZKX. Plaintiff, voraua THKKS PIIAXZKN, Defendant Tou are required to eerv* a copy of your anawer or pleading on th* Ptalntlffa attorney). FLORIDA'S BIST HOME VUUESa 56960 to $15,450 As Low ss $210 do<.iL As littla as $43.11 • month! No Closing Costs! Komesita Investment Opportunities From Just $1095 " T ----------- >=• Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk uf the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Curtle It. doff, of th* firm ef Uoff and llurk* D R IV E O U T T0DAY1 y® \ Teke lateulete » et the O.l.i, •DilTONA * .y __ \TSk r\ "— , “ “ il SXeaSirte'l IitMea*. felled Ih* OIUOffA ll|M I* lie, id, • eee.tt end ewit eicihet ■ ’1 d*»»ie»meetl �tM 5 T ? r b m m h h i m s • r Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them) IS. Rm I b l« t t For Bab . 12. Real Estate For Bah 12. Rm I EnUte Far Bah the PLNECREST. 3 Bedrooms, 3 3 BEDROOM house in excel­ SUNLAND baths, Fla. room , built-in lent condition. North Or­ n m A r u g o . 1M E. Jenlando. Pay closing and as­ NEAT 3 Br., 2 bath CB home Uttf Circle. $23-9337. with fully equipped kitch­ sume pay menu of $74.34. FA 2 3333 en. Many nice extras, out­ HIGHLAND PARK standing lawn and shrubs. Deluxe Pinecm t Home! $13,800 la the total prlee Com fortable 3 Br. borne sit­ 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, equip­ with $482 down and $M per uated on double com er oak ped kitchen, Terraxio floors month. Immediate possess­ (h aded loL Loaded with la rg e Family Room , Fenc­ ion! value and extras! tU.ouo ed Yard . . . you'll love with MOO down and $90 per tbU quick sale offering o f month Includes everythin*! $4,000.00 Seller’s Equity for D rive by 2427 Laurel Ave. only $730.00, assume pay­ then call Real Estate—Mortgagee ments of $93.70 on "In Ser­ vice !<oan." Im m cdU te 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-24M Ravenna Park FA '2 -7 « 3 possession. Evenings FA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 PA 2-8960 R e a l Estate—Mortgages •tsfsri Rente SW E E T IE PIE June 14, IMS — Page 11 27. Special Sen kea By Nadine Seltzer I RAVENNA PARK Auto GUaa, T opi k Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Gians and Paint Company 15. Business Opportunity 218 Magnolia For Lease: Service Station. Choice location. Apply The Pure Oil Co. 604 W. 6th St. 3 1 . P o u lt r y - l,iv * w lo ck • nn«»XX».l* 8 -* 17. Male Help Wanted Wall Stenstrom Realty Air-Conditioning *1969 OK THIS — l!Hil CHEV 2 DOOR ItELAIH V-8 AND AUTOMATIC TRANS. STOCK NO. 1165A *1495 00 r-fctoituft— AppHwww— T-U w r n r p u u iis ie uf Dluc Lux Open 9 lu 9 dally and Week tre, rent Electric Carpet ends Stum poocr for only $1 per auo So. Park Ave. PA 2-4234 Ph. 322-7363 3640 Hiawatha St. d ty . Carroll's Furniture. Sanford, Fla. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ GOOD '62 wringer washer $35 geration service. All work FREE ESTIMATE '56 Vespa S cooter $30. guaranteed. Very reason­ Upholstering A Mattress rea Good power m ower $12.50. able la price. Day PA 87434 e v s ting. New A Used Furni­ 312 E. 5th St. Sanford. Night PA 2-20Se, ture. Cali Nix Bedding Mf|. Co., at 768 CeWry Ave. ESTY SPINET piano. Ebony. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, $400 cash. Can be seen FA 3-2117. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS from • to 10 a. m. or 5 to All Types and Sixes WANTED reliable couple to • p. m. FA 2-8603. We Repair and Service take up monthly payments S T I N E PIANO. Baldwin o f $13.30 o o 3 complete SPINET Machinery and Supply Co. console. Full keyboard. Ma­ rooms o f furniture. Call 207 W. 2nd S t FA 26432 hogany, In A -t condition. T E 81511, Casselberry, col Bench. $37$. $22 9081. leet. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) . Ferti ‘ xe—Pb. PA 2-4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. TREE’ S trimmed. Demoaaed k removed. Reasonable. Pb. FA 2-7664. TRACTOR work, mowing, discing, blade, scoop. Ph. EA 2-7664. Just starting private voice and p i a n o instructions. Qualified and certified. Ph. 838 4931. Mrs. Drucding, 220 Lake Triplett D r. Cas­ selberry. Shop the Herald Ada where local merchants offer their best buys. A T H U N T LIN C O LN -M E R C U R Y 1963 Ford Fairlane 560 V-8, $ Door Hardtop, Ford-OMatlc, Power Hirer., Radio. Ilralrr, 3,000 Mllra. Showroom Nrw, 21,000 Mile Nrw Car Warranty. *2495 1963 Monterey Custom *1000 DISCOUNT SAVE Hardtop, Rutktl Seale, Red InIrrior. Fully Equipped k Air Cum!., Like New, Vuu .Must Her This Car! 1960 Ford Fairlane 300, V-8. I Door. Power Steer., Radio Kord-O-Matic. k Healer. pace in tu V-$, iladiu. Healer, Extra Nice. at the fn»te*l h istory, and we keep U 1957 Ford Wagon aim 4 Door V-8, Power Steering. up! *1195 *1095 *1095 *595 TAKE YOUR PICK — There's Real Savings, Come In Today! only BRIM! ALL YOUR MRS. THE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN. AND YOUIt W i t h BIG STOCK H A T !•' Boat, All equipment. 75 hp. Joha*oo. Like new . Swap, trad* or sell. J . E . T m riU e g tr. $68 Elm Ave. Oateway To ffca Waterway^ Robaon Sporting Goods Your Neighbor A t Hollers SEE OUR BIG, BIG, STOCK OF FORD’S FINEST '33 & 33V> Falcons, Fairlanes, Galaxies, Thunderhirds and Ford Trucks! Charlie Smith, New C ar M an ager Charlie has been with Holler's for a total o f IS year*. Thin wnn interrupted for a short tlm o when ho waa to business for himself. He and Julia aro th# p a m t s ag 2 girl# Charlotte and Drenda. and attend th* P i n t ila p llV Church Charlie is ss . - t l i - t . w — kw. mt th* Elks, the American Legion and the 46 A 8. H s h *s n*T particular hobby but doe# enjoy w orking in hi* grov*. Ready To Serve You At Holton of Salford NEW & USED CAR SALES SPREE! HERB ARE A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS DEMOS Stock No. 1933 Dour Htstiun W agon. Liet I’ rire $3366.25 THICK TH IS HALF. Bloch No. 1984 4 Door Beds*. Liat Prico $2808.85 PRICE THIS HALE Discounts On A ll 1963 Ram blers In S to ck ! ! USED CAR PRICES 1961 Tempest Sedan SLASHED 1495 1095 Automatic and Spotless W AS 1395 .............. ......... 1960 Humbler Super WAGON, Standard Trans.. Extra Clean WAS 1193 ------- ------------ ---- 1960 Volvo Sedan Tup Condition W AS 1395 ............................................. I960 Dodge Pioneer 2 Door Hardtop, Automatic, Pow er Steering and Littla Extras W AS 1093 ........................ ............. — 1959 Chevrolet Wagon Standard Trans, and Leas Than 10.UUO Mil. WAS 1295 ..................... . 1295 995 1195 >3 MORE USED CARS ON OUK LOT PRICES FROM $195 UP • GW WARRANTY • REST OF FINANCING OPEN FHI. EVE TIL 8:30 P.M. *100 ’55 Chevrolet Station Wagon ’52 Oldsmobile ’50 Chevrolet ’53 Pontiac CARS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY SEE US LAST IHGH Your EV1NBUDK Dealer $3300 car. 7800 miles. Pric­ ed fur quick sale. $1605. 304-81 E. l i t Ph. PA M R Cal) TE 83696 Saturday A IS’ PL A S H Cruiser. M ercury Sunday, Altamonte Springs motor, Gator trailer. Reaaonable, P A 20568. 1 9 » Triumph TR-3. Outstand ing condition. Sacrifice at 17 rt. Z1MMEL Runabout with 33 bp. Evlnrude. Ph, $1,000. Call FA 2-8155 after FA 2-1276. • p. m. ALL 4 Door Sedan. Demnnatrator, 390 L'u. In Eng., Air Cond„ Power Windown A Heat, Power Starr. A Brakes, Equipped With Everything, Less Than 6,000 Miles, 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air truck* 37. Boats - A Low Interest Rates A Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 4 4 Door Deluxe, Stand. Irani., Radio, New Tirre. and Herald. Prank. USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US (2 ) 1963 “ 660” 1963 “ 770’* Rambler Classic Ram bler Classic I960 Ford Falcon earn 4 dr. $108. Caa hoseen days at Th* Sanford '50 OLDS. 322-5362. 11. B, POPE CO., INC. CELEBRATION new W ap* teed. Town A Country. Pb. BILL'S THRIFT SHOP YOUR FORD DEALER 00 BIRD Dogs, English Setters. ANGLE Iran. Various sixes, FA 2-1936. R eg. champion blood lines. 10 wks. old. CY 3-2333. Or­ BLACKEYED Pcaa. $1.00 a lando, bushel. You pick and bring SIAMESE K ittcni. Pure bred container. FA 2-7M4. M ilpolnta. Wormed. Phooe SALE oo used T.V.'a. Guaran­ F A 26966. 715 Magnolia. LAWN SERVICE STRICKLAND - MORRISON NEW 1983 CH E W II 2 DOOR WITH HEATER • STOCK NO. 1171 STOVE. $33. 3 Door R efriger­ ator. $80. 103 Garrison Dr. 1962 Mercury S-55 selling ’$$ FORD Station Must aoU. SHALLOW Wall Pump and 1963 TAUNUS German Ford. Car top carrier with cover. 322.17111, _____ rood. Good tin*. $175. PA,.; PA 2-1380 after A BUYING A NEW or ALU3UNUM Furniture re­ webbed cheaper than you ’ 31 CHEV, 4 dr. Sedan. Good condition. Kt. I Box 96 or can do it yourself. Bring ca ll FA 2-U997. E. T. Chap­ it to the Furniture Center. m an. 1100 French Ave. POTTED MUMS in bloom. ASSUME payments on Singer mund bobbin Sewing Ma 33c up. chine. Darns, m akes but­ G RAl'EVILLE NURSERY Piano Tuning and Hcpair ton boles. 5 Paym ents o f Grapeville Ave. Near 20th St. W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 $6.40. FA 2 9411. Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upsala ltd. Just T H U R SD A Y - Friday A Sat FRIGIDAIRE urday Sate. Walnut ladder Sales & Service o ff 20th St. and 1st. St. back chair, tea ca rt, ban G. H. HIGH 33. Furniture quet lamp and bisque baby 176# W. 1st St. Sanford china tea act, m arble top Ph. PA 2-3663 Used furniture, Appliances, coHce table and other tools, etc. Bought • Sold. items. 2706 .Magnolia Ave. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Near Plnecrest School. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Mowing and edging, etc. ta tMfactloa guaranteed. Ph. W e Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair UPRIGHT Piano. $25. Phone PA 3-1SI7. FA 2-7190. Who's got the Action ? W e’re 34. Avteaaobllaa • Tracks 1*54 PLY. X. A & 27. Special Services 50,000,000th LIKE THIS — Luggage, rugs. $2.98 up, Tshirts 48c aa. Boat cush­ ions, Army-Navy Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. 'But w« want to get marrlad now! He ships out for 32. Flowers • Shrub* summer camp in thA mornlngl" Stenstrom Realty SALE 34. Artkto* For Sato 31 A. Pete Real Estate—M ortgages 17. Male Help Wanted FRONT END Alignment Man. R eal Estate—H om a g es 111 N. Park Ave. F A 2-2120 Experienced. Apply O. K. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Ravenna Park P A 2-7495 MANAGER Trainees, age 25 to 30. Married preferred. Tire Store. 2413 French Ave. Evennga Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 Opportunities. Sanford, Cas­ Evening! FA 2 3677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 selberry, Orange City and 31AN 31 to 43. For an estab­ PA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 PA 2-8360 lished Insurance debit. San­ DeLand areas. Contact Mr. FOR your best buy, choose 6 BEDROOM, 2 bath bouse. ford area. Guaranteed sal­ Hudson, Jackson's Minit Tee *N Green Estates. 3 A 384* on lake, with swimming ary plus com m ission. Apply Market, Long wood P la n , 4 Bedrooms. M ore space pool 13’ x 30'. Over 2 acres Room 304, Sanford Atlan­ Longwood, Florida for your money. 20th Street o f land. $2,000 down. $160 tic Bank Bldg. 8 to 9 a.m. West by M ayfair Golf GOOD dependable middle-ag­ a month. FA 2-2143. or write C. W. Brorup, Course. Open dally 11 -6:00 ed Driver. Apply Yellow Box 1329, Sanford, Fla. 322-2744. Builders: LMN EN S BEDROOM, 2 bath home. Cab Co. TERPRISES, INC. L a rg er Plnecrest floor plan. 19. Situation* Wanted MAKE EXTRA MONEY — .Will fvrrlflgft.g.year rqtii?y . S.vChir tCE -fo rq u iv k sale. 2 TULL OK PA R T-flM E F A 2-3843. Child Care. PA 2-2374. Bedroom House with or WORK! ! without furniture. Near PINECREST We need a salesman in your CHILDREN kept. FA 3-4183. schools and stores about Exceptionally nice 3 Br., 2 area to work one or m ore 4 miles from' N. A S. Out of Pruning big or bath CB home in third sec­ counties. Be home nights, EXPER T flight pattern. Good Invest­ small groves. Reasonable. tion Plnecrest. Too many save hotel expenses! Sell ment for renting o r borne. FA 2-3790. ex tra s to Itemise here, but top-quality, full Una of In­ Low monthly payments. deserves _ your Inspection. dustrial Coalings and Paints Have to see house to ap­ Can be purchased for as . . . to homes, farms con­ 21. Beauty Batons preciate. Call F A 2-1399. little as $400 down and a s­ tractors and Industrial us­ H AR RIETTS BEAUTY NOOK sumption of low monthly ers. No Investment No Complete Ser. Eve. Appl’ s. 1DYLLWILDE FH A payments. A real fine collections. Top com m is­ 103 So. Oak FA 2-5742 h om e buy I sions paid weekly. Must Beautiful new contemporary GRADUATION SPECIAL own car and be between 30 modern on corner lot In de­ and 68 y e a n old. For full Cut ’ N Curl Beauty Simp sirable IdyUwlldc o f Loch details write: Sales Man­ Cold W iv e $8.95 complete. Arbor. 4 spacious bedrooms, ager, National Paint k Oil Open evening by appt. R eal Estate— Mortgages 2 modern baths, fully equip­ Company, Box 8303, Nash- 318 Palm etto A ve. 3 X 0834 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-3420 ped luxury kitchen and ville II, Tennessee. Ravenna Park PA 2-7493 large living and dining 22. Build • Puiul • Repair Evenings room s opening to private JEW EL TEA CO., INC. FA 2-3677 FA 2-3629 FA 2-8360 Scm i-Retlred Carpenter fenced patio. Double car­ COOPERATIVE f r a n c h i s e port* and combination laun­ Sm all Rcpaira — Painting route operator. Guaranteed OODLES of room. 3 large dry-utility room. Features Phone— FA 2-7983 $3200.00 yearly earnings. bedroom s, plus large fam ­ ■iso Include central air3tany operators earning ily room. For hippy fam ­ 25. Plumbing S ervlcM conditioning and healing. $6,300. to $10,000 annually. ily living. Large lot, nearly QUALIFICATIONS half an acre with bearing Price — Just $33,400. Only Married, age 23 to 40. Mini­ Concord grapes. Everything IO'/p down and no closing mum High School. Good large but the price. Just costs. Open daily. May wo work record, sales exper­ $10,300 with $1,000 down. Plumbing 4c Heating serve you? ience, physical examination Balance like rent. This new A IR CONDITIONING required and cash bond. country home can be yours CONTRACT and REPAIR Must h« willing to relocate if you act NOW. Call us WORK at own expense. Write giv 1007 Sasiord Ava. PA 845*2 fo r an appointment to In­ lng details on above quail spect. R eel Estate— M ortgages flcations. Interview will be PLUMBING EVERETT A. HARPER 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 made In your home. Contracting Repairs Ravenna Park FA 3-7495 AGENCY • REALTOR P.O. Box 2706-2707 F R E E ESTIMATES Evenings 2463 S. Park Ave. West Bay Station R. L. H A R V E Y Phone* FA 2-22M or FA 2-2283 FA 2-2877 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 Jacksonville, Fla. 204 Sanford Ave. PA 2 3381 ^ C H E V R O L E T Ph. PA 2-4622 34. Ai Sell Us Y ear T on itu rw . Quick HOUSE full o f Furniture. All Service With Use Cash. l e u than 1 year old. Rea­ SUPER TRADING POST sonable. 212 Bradshaw Dr. PA 2-9677. Can be seen from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. BAY Gelding. 7 yrs. old. 13W hand* high. FA 2-4684. Stenstrom Realty HOLLERSo/SANFORD 34. Article* For Sato SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-9012 Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Attractive 3 bedroom tile bath We are offering for im m edi­ CB hom e with range, heatate lease a beautiful, spac­ 18. Female H e lp Wanted ar, water heater, blinds, ious. 4 BR, 244 bath homa traverse rods, wall air con­ in the most attractive area CURB Olrl. Apply Pig ’N Whistle. Sanford. ditioner and fenced yard. of Loch Arbor. Situated on The total price la only a lake, it features every BABYSITTER to live In. $11,M3 with $393 down. advantage of location, alxe, Room , board and $10 n (T e -m s If desired) aod $79 construction and conven­ week. 122-8097. per month includes taxes ience. See or call today for Banquet, cocktail waitresses. and insurance. See this to­ an appointment. $230. Pull and part time. Good da y! salary. Excellent tips. Cat­ ering Manager, Mayfair Inn. Stenstrom Realty k SERVICE 29. A u tom obile Service Seminole Realty LOCH ARBOR LEASE SEWING MACHINE CALL FA 2-5783 Stenstrom Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2 1232 anytime SINGER SALES (Stenstrom Realty 11*. N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 Evenloga PA 2 » 7 7 PA 2-3820 PA 2-8360 31 rnrnit M O TOM S | IN C T T E SE E E Q Q 3 I | :— ,.Ef:~ Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED HUNT mcKCURY INC. | r q n n i M I \\inter Dark Rhone SANFORD - FA 2-4884 MI -1-0209 LO T AT PALMETTO A COM MERCIAL * �m r ’‘V'V f 'Y ■>. * V*■ i&r• ■ ived •*•» -1li v «' L- * ■ it vA 1 . it .’■ Vf?*•* rr t 7v . •< like a breath, of Spring after a cold Winter — ora cooling breeze when you're too warm .. freshed and thrilled by Greenbriar -of Loch Arbor Designed and Planned Drive out 20th S t., turn left,peso the Country Club, take the f i r s t sharp ourve, and follow our aigna We proudly present... THE TYPE HOME THAT BELONGS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL SETTING____ WITH A BACKGROUND OF ROLLING TREE - SHADED NATURAL LOVELINESS, WHERE EVEN THE PAVED STREETS WERE LOCATED TO CONFORM WITH THE CONTOURS OF THE TE R R AIN ___ A :i BEDROOM, 2U. BATH LOCATION SpUt Jjtvsrf rJp» Wk-J \ plsftS v } >a .» i*w " v MAP FURNISHED THROUGHOUT F oil YOUR INSPECTION! SEE THE LARGE LIVING ROOM, THE ABSOLUTELY COMPLETE G.E. KITCHEN, SEPARATE DINING ROOM, SPACIOUS OAK - FLOORED BEDROOMS. THE FLORIDA ROOM WITH THE OLD BRICK FIREPLACE WALL. THE PATIO WITH FOUNTAIN! OK COURSE ITS CENTRALLY HEATED AND AIR CONDITIONED. SEE THIS HOME AS AN EXAMPLE OF OURS, IN FABULOUS GREENBRIAR I WHAT fit « 'K.iat f YOU CAN DO - WITH YOUR PLANS OR 202 FAIRMONT DRIVE William S. Hrumley Jr. - Byron M. Loach PHONE FA 2-8071 4 �Prayer, Bible Reading Banned In Public Schools ^ C r, V. L O ^ Clark Delivers New Shopping Center Gets Under Way 8 To 1Supreme Ground For Court Decision $225,000 ullri' g>mtfjarb lirralit Unit Broken Capt. Joseph M. Tuliy Jr., commanding officer of Hea­ vy Attack Wins One, Nava! Air Station, will be the guest C!round-breaking cercmon of honor at a luncheon spon­ ic* for the $223,000 shopping sored by the Seminole Coun­ center of Bcllemead Develop­ ty Chamber of Commerce ment. Inc., at 27th Street and June 27 at Mayfair Inn. He Highway 17-92 were schedul­ will be leaving next tnunih to attend -he Naval War College ed for 2 p, in. today. which mark* him for further Taking part in the cere­ promotions in the Navy. mony wrre Thomas <1. Chal­ « * * mers. Daytona Beach, co-or­ Judge Hugh Duncan, dis­ dinator for Bcllemead; Lortrict governor, and Eugene [ng Burgess, executive vice Gilmartin, Dr. Frank Leone president of Florida Stale and Joe Barnes will lie local Bank, which is financing the delegates to Hie Lions Inter- project: Francis K Houmillat national convention W'cdnos-1 j r,, president of the Cham day through Saturday at Mi- her of Commerce, and other business leaders. ami Beach. * • » Burgess *aid the first A representative of llie So phase of the new shopping dal Security* office at Orlando center will contain 23,SO*> will be available for consul­ square feet and will house tation between 9 a. in. and an A St 1’ supermarket and noon July 3. 10, 17, 21 and Ut other stores. Construction by Thomas A at the City Commission room Slater, Inc., Daytona Beach in City Hall. * • • contractors, for the first Pvt. William K. Mathes. phase is slated for comple­ son of .Mr, anil Mrs. William tion bv Oct. 1. Extent of luiure growth of K. Mathes Sr.. 2I««*1 Chase Avenue, has been assigned the shopping center, it was for specialist training to Com­ pointed out. will keep pace pany A, 17th Battalion, tlh with Ihe growth of Sanford o..-im.-ni fort and Seminole County. Jackson, S C. W E A T H E K : Scattered showor* thrmijfh T u esd a y: high 8-‘* to 0t». low tonijrht in 70’*. \‘ OI.. 53 U nitcd Press I.»*;i.*etl Wit . Established 1008 MON.. J I NK. 17. 1903 SA.NFOIvD, KI.OKIDA NO. 735 Ministers Distressed At Ruling Rains Break Droughts; Floods Roll W A SH IN G TO N ( U P I ) —-The Supreme Court n iletl ttMlny that use o f the I-onl'A P ray er nml Biblo reading as devotional openin g exercises in public schools is unconstitutional. The cou rt’s opinion was delivered by Justice Torn C. Clark. T h e v o te was 8 to I with Justice Potter Stew ­ a rt dissenting . Clark declared: "T h e place o f religion in ou r society is an exalted one, m w a achieved through a long trnil- ... Striped Dad • • * "Pistressed" wav the ex­ l nilrd Press Internalional PHILADELPHIA (U P O -A pression this morning of San Heavy rains broke droughts WASHINGTON U 'P I) _ zebra was burn Sunday at ford Protestant minister* The Supreme Court today and sent flood water* roll­ the Philadelphia Z.m in time when apprised of the U. S. ing through several western directed the Florida Su­ Supreme Court's ruling that preme Court to rerxamlne for Jake, his father, to cele­ states and in Texas and North llilile reading and saying the ■ rase invnlvinx religious brate Father’s Day. Carolina during the weekend. laird's Prayer in public prartlres In public school* Atxuit three feel of flood school* i* unconstitutional. In tight of today’s dreisiotis Most Valuable vsater poured into the river "In a speech two or three TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — on the subject. channel* of Duchesne, Utah, months ago." said Itcv. tim­ Jacksonville Stale Sell. John • • • Sunday night, causing minor es! Boliek Jr., of timid Shep­ E. .Mathews Jr. was selected damage. It was the last o ' herd t'nited Lutheran Church, itiim of reliance on tin- home, by his fellow lawmakers to­ the ru'.umg waters which "I predicted thi* and that it the church and the inviolable took one life and caused thou­ would lx* one more step to­ ol.... el of the Individual heart, ll" y ,a> " ' e, mnl sands of dollars of damage. and mind 1n,pn,‘H?r w* ole l!M3 session. ward secularization of our A diversion dam hurst on "We have come to recognize country. I see this a* the 31 Killed the North Fork of the Duel)- I law of the land. . . and it through hitter experience that B U I) A P E S T . Hungary esne Blver about to miles it i* not within the power of mean* the churches will have l UPI)— A Homankin air liner north of Duchesne. A t yeargovernment to invade that I to bend down and do Ihe work crashed Saturday In south­ old hov drowned when the they are in business to do citadel, whether its puropxc east Hungary, killing all 29 lent in which lie was sleeping or effect tie to aid or oppose, It will focus (he religious . . , passengers and the crew uf to advanee or retard.1 * i work in the community into ' * * * a™> ,1J mu‘l a,'‘l live or six. water. “ la tinrelationship between J the churches, whereas be­ The I S WVathci Bore,ni man and religion, the state i* A N S I A l. Sl'.MMEU CA.MI* fo r Salvation A rm y [tills o f Sanford o|Hqied fore it was spread out into I »aiil ■fTT- "TTCTTV--- -itv *O J - -TTITT*i i n v Cam p lu " sie e e Ivovstoiic lli‘i[flits. committed to s position of Muss Meeting' Ten girls between the Hie school*. • • • rain* "undoubtedly” broke neutrality.** the CAMBRIDGE, McL (UPI>— nyres o f six and I'd le ft this mornintr tor ITie~CnnTp,~\vhrTe-t hv jit'ogy ■i ii a n gle________________ _ long-awaited ,___________ S Sgt. Joe L. Jones Jr., son the two-month drought in •ramhnrizr -r*s-g-^-l .-j d e t a iuclude.H rev reation, c r a ft classes, Bible study, swintminyr, etc. Eaeh [till was approach of f a i t h, roll-1 "pinion roiuTTiHeif, of Mrs. Florence Jones, San­ eastern Colorado, The rain* > frivol a physical examination liefore departure fo r cam p. lb*. Crank l.coae pious t e a c h i n g in He' Clark said this neutrality said today that they will hold ford. was a member of one ranged up to an unofficial here exam ines Darlene llum garibtcr as Capt. H arry S. Kotlen, o f the Sal­ public schools, and we will '* 'Vlenrly nml concisely stat- a mass rally tonight to decide of the platoon* inspected by five lo *ix inches in Jeffer havu to accept tin* ruling I *'•( in the words of tha First whether to hold new demonvation A rm y, looks on. lllera ld l ’ hoto) President Kennedy on his re­ *on County. si rations in defiance of a Na­ a* taw. I am distressed hut Amendment.'* cent visit to the Marine Corps The rain aided parched pas­ BERLIN (tTPl) - Commun­ it means the churches must j The First Amendment says, tional Guard order. Recruit Depot, San Diego, ist* doubled their border ture lands, even if it came buckle down. It is a danger- ‘‘l'ongre*s shall make no law Calif. patnd* and blocked at lea it too late in minr area* to save oils precedent and muy re* ] respcetinif iin establishment Crash Hearing * • • two escape attempt* on the the wheat About Sin million move all vestlgages ol relt- <d religion or prohibiting the MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — That'S a iliougm-piosokiog 10th anniversary today ut wurih of wheat already »vi* gion from tlx* national scene Deo exercise thereof." 'Ihe Civil Aeronautic* Board la* I theSanford Electric hathe Eh»1 Century *-end an i lr*- t« .......'ey wcal'a-r Hit ~ i ■ -a -*nd lljkovsky ought Iry romiuunicaliou* witti eartn as hk- government I* same prohibition Is applied to vestigulor* begin hearings been publishing: An electric llaii piled up (our feet world'* first rosmunet’e, a in link-up ol their vehicle* and with each other. It said concerned. I am thinking of the states by the t-lth Amend-1 here today into the Feb. 12 freedom” revolt. V- -,t Berlin caning knife, no less, so we high in parts of Denver and [hi Ucc said. bad to investigate and found •lor girl wlii in space, an uiithorilaiive they were making ('cqurnt (lie chaplain* in the Armed mi-tit under previous Supreme crasFi of a Northwest Orient Extra border gi.aid patrol* snowplows were used to clear 'bmp.id Force* and m the If. S Court deeishm*. jetliner that killed all 4J it's two blades working «p ' t • southern part of I wo-e lipstick into spice, and ourei* said the twin Rights reports on Ihelr Impreasictns were joined by East Berlin The court cited both amend­ aboard. House ol Representatives and posite each oilier. lguilc a tilth cn-uion it now did not call (or a ceil an I the progress of their firemen with barbed wire lud the V.illej Highway was like Russia's ment* lost year in ruHtt* out U. S Senate,” trick. I flights, crowd control hones, appar­ a rber w lb water up lo 19 whirled confidently m liielt dezvoiii. « • • Evangelist Bert Brown of use in New York schools of Nixon-Dc Gaulle I'Heir orbits do not coincide ently in fear ol disorders on feet deep Heavy allow closed tv n orbit.* today t>at api'ii-Ihe Church of Clirist, like- u 2'2-vvord non-demmiliuilioiml .MADIt ID (UPI) _ Former Inez Wcstgate. of 20<>f Co'cuily wll toil attempt a <>'- elite and apparently neither tlx- anniversary of tin* June Pike*' Peak wise agreed that the ruling ' Male-written prayer. U. S. Vice President Bichard ditva Drive, was graduated will attempt to take manual The general rain* brought mie hoy-incci* iri 17, 1933, uprising The re* is now law lb* pointed out That opinion also wa* H to ! Num, will hold private with a master's degree in Moscowr Radio *aul he control and ‘ By by wire” lor volt wasc rushed bv Soviet some nprovriiH-nt to crop* that the constitution reads t with Stewart di**ciitintr. w 11 li Generalissimo science Saturday at the l niin Missouri and Kansas, but -pace couple, Valentina lire a space meeting. Hie source troop*. that Congress shall make no The laird'* I'rayer ca*e was } Krjnclicil F„ nco Tuesday in versity of Illinois However, no hint Berlin some farm fields were de« slikuva 2ft and l.t Ib|. Ha- said. • • • '■'« ,,r .......J which sets rein brought by- a Baltimore moth, j uar„|tmai an American Emsept persistent but wholly irneon demonstrations wore export­ troved Near Zurich. Kan . h-ry F Bykovsky gious precedent re, Mr*. Mmhdyn K. Murmy. I llaMy spokesman said today. • Mis* Flame” entries rep­ heavy bail and strong winds well in liieir respective tap- firmed report* sa:d. however ed. and hoi ioui, William J. Mur- ■ resenting Itie Sanford Fire MIAMI it HI) Five Cu One man was arrested cased b*i tier cent crop lo*. sales and begun the duv vitii that a third cosmonaut wa* (tally started with the reli- ray III, Imllt atheist*. Tliev O d C U iDJ-T Dept, will tie Joan Jones. Ter­ Heavy wind hail and 2.1) calisthenics The radio said being prepared to join the ban exiles and an American, gious idea," said Mr. Brown, challenged a I9t>5 rule of the shortly liefore midnight in an ri Lee Vieker and , . . you ALBANY. N. Y. (UPI) — inches of ram were reported tw it lx were in "top sliapr." I coupe in space. The report* i.iughi by I s custom* The Bible wa* a text book hoard of school commission guessed it . . . “ Miss Semin­ attempt to set over the antiNew York Giiv. ami Mrs. Nel­ While there lias tieru si" .ail il could tie a man or a -'Mis lielore tlo'ir iMunbing refugee watt Into the French at 11 ill Citj. Kati Sprm So, the founding lathers must ei* requiring rnidiiuc Hie ole County.” t'nndi Condor! r.ud mi Cuba goi off the not have tell religions in llilile and or levitation of son A Itoekefeller will attend |field. Mo got 3.57 melli-s ruLilom that Mi** Teresli anoilier woman. sertoi district. Hie oiiiei.il opening of tha Valentina completed Iter , iomul, were ordered to up- public sellout* was unconsti­ the l.oid's I’rayer without Grand Ole Opry fun* can fir-l 2t himr* in spare at pi at al a hearing before ft d New York State International tutional Il appears il is u comment every mornintr. mark June 2$ on their eulen 12 fill p. m. lli.31) a. in EM 'i er.il nulliorities lute today. d iffe re nce h i the understand­ Commerce Division office in liars. Big show being sponsor­ The Maiylaiid Court of Ap­ Bykovsky was completing hi* Ihe raider* were caught ing of Hie Bible by the pre­ peal* upheld the practice on Brussels, Belgium oil Del. 1, ed by the Lake Mary \nlBur I day. Saturday night white loading sent Supreme Court Justce* unleer Fire Dept, at the San Apiit It. Hid” , by a I to 3 vote. | J Jiielv The two spaceships came dinaniiii- and n.iji.iliti I m h ii I is and the founding fathers.” ford Junior High that night. 'The I’emisylvoiila ease vva* with n seven miles ol one an •into a twin engine llieelierall • * • \AASHING TON 11 I'll — Mtbei minister* approached initiated by a I’ mlarlHtt eon* otlii i Minday night, areordmg .1 .1 temote airtlrip Oil the withheld comineiil unlit they I‘resident Kennedy returned i oiiimissioner* ol the Lake p|e, A|r. Mild Airs. Falwunl L. to an an muncenicnt, but tlu-ir oiiiskirts ol ihe FBerglatlet. Mary Fire District are sched­ may read the ruling but stat­ Kcheinpp, who have Ivvo chil­ to the White House today aft­ paths appeared to coincide Tile olijective of Ihe raid ed they may then have pre­ uled to meet at » p m next dren in Ahiogtoo High Sctioot. er a weekend at the prerilike ilia’ only on certain or vva* an ml refinery oil the pare.I statements Wednesday al the Lake Alary A IPtJ state law require* that dentist mountain retreat at lot and never would actually ooi.kirt ol Havana accord Eire Halt In discuss the an III verse* ol (lie llddo lx- lead Camp David, Mil. intersvc . ill. to a sjiokesm.nl lo r the lual budget Mrs. Kennedy ami the Iwa without comment at tin- open­ • m • 1 lie offieial Tass new* group ing of each school day il children remained at Camp agency said Yalentina ami bam Benton, an American; I tMial ha* haiqiened lo plans practice dating hack to colon­ David. llykovsty have li.til long Miguel Vlvaraz, \ iclor F'.spi-1 fur the Winn-Dixie supermarial linn*. no<a Hernandez. Bene Explo­ wel out at Mobley** corner «m Aicoidmg to euatoio. Ho- I It'D F o r L i f e re a Hernandez amt Carla* Ml: l.'ii and llwy. 17 927 Beal LANSING. Kali i LITt Lord'* I’niyei follows, alill tn.nnh/ Sanchez were tak eslate transaction* * li o w (.FINIKIN i l l ' l l Labor liioui.’ ii tin* law does not uien- An attorney for two army de­ in into eusliNty for question \! iry Mobley sold Hie land on I'arty leader Harold Wilson tll„ t lti serters, who admitted killing in: then rile.ird and told liolay opened an unpreccdent the (suner to three different 11,ire-judge fed seven persons in a live statu new Y ork ii i p i i Tie' lo appear al today * hearing. parties fur a total of $135,Uou ed parliamentary debate on „ r„| n>llri jMI’hlludelplda ml- crime spree in JUKI, today londili o of former I'resldenl \ spokesman for the group Britain Biggest purchaser was the sev and security ,.,| the exercise* uiuim-litii- prepared a lust minute uplli i belt Hoover. X8, slllfer sail Hu- Cubans were voteBelco Enterprises piece for scandal Bh a stall.... lit that tjimi,| y,.| I, Iml” , a* ,i i cal that may save them ing Inin anemia and hlcs-d r.niN «>i ■innliratiun teams” $7ti,.M(o evidimn of a sordid under vhdulom ..f ibe Fust Amiml Irom their scheduled death » • • in tr<tn the gastrointestinal ir.,,m-d in Guatemala two world m Iwork” had shocked ineiit. on Die gallows Wednesday Iriei l<mlit> was rc|Mirted -ears ago. but added the The Falling Angels of De(lie nation's ni o r a l conMew art, in j blistering dis­ night. An atturney fur licorgt) slightl' loqiroved tint stilt r., lers were not aftilialed L a n d . well-known Central se ie lli e sent, accused his colleagues II. York ol Jacksonville, Eta , very serious." itti any exile organization. Ehirida paraehulisl*. were Prime Minister H a r o I of trampling on llie First •md James I) Latham of Flore is slight improve it vvas simply an operasigned by the laingwooit VulE N T E I'U ISE I'K IN C II'A I. laivieh <). Iluviii.m received a plnqiie I'roni Mr Alacmillaii. fighting lor Ins Amendment'* guarantee of Al.uiricevitlc, Tex., will seek iiuiit compared to yesterday port planned h> a group of imieer Eire lb j>t to appear Iviilitfi't ! Inlrlii'tt, |ux‘Hiilent o f Hi*' .selinor* J’ut'etll -Teaelier t'uiiiieil, nt tlii* political life, was cheered by religious freedom while pur­ a stay of execution for Uiu In tbit lit' lever is less and fronds 1 the spokesman said at this year s F'ourth of Jut) yearn’ elosiiijg a.snetnltly pr*>yrr*tm which form ally dedicate* the eelnad llm Conservative member* as suing an extreme view of it* p.iir Wednesday before tho hi* toart action is more reg "The purpose was to indict Eiesta. cafetoriu m in his name. Dedication euremonies were held in January o f lie entered the chamber, but ban on an establishment of tuth Circuit Court of zAppcaU «t • • I ular. a mill morning lioile damage on some vital pari of Hi(If). (C ox I'liolo) Hie ovation appeared to lx- religion m Ileaver. III! .s.zd lli Cuban e c o n o m y . ’ Tuskawilla Boad bridge, lex* enthusiastic than usual. "We err. . . if we do not now nearing completion, will Macmillan is expected to recognize ( a matter of be iqxn lor traffic by July win a vote of confidence aft history and as a matter nt t. County Engineer Bill Bush er liic debate over the confes­ the imperatives ol our free reported. "Possibly sooner,” sions and resignation of War government must necessarily he added. \lmister Joint Profumo, but interact m countless ways,” ST. AUGUSTINE. El*. it ap|H'Urcd likely he would Stew art said. Boh Brown, county zoning (UPI) The strike-bouiul quit alter the furor caused by director, entered O r a n ge Florida East Const Railway the scandal die* down. Memorial Hospital Uus morn plan* to restore full servlc* Wilson, wlui would Im- prime mg lie'll tie m traction'for na aooli ns possible, she pres­ WASHING FUN il E h — ho]ic of the space agency uf they venture into the void a> llie- alt happen to be males it is j fact that men are minister in a l.jlmr govern­ two weeks because nf a ident W L. Thornton said to­ crushed d*c suffered in an The first American woman in Rcial* who operate tar remov- prospective mothers of gen became in American society stronger than women. But as ment, received un ovation day. ,, , . . ed from the pressures nt eralion* Imrne cn rout* to only nen arc trained for such spacecraft become roomier irom his sup|Mirters. WASHINGTON fUPI) — old diving accident. Thornton *uid the enrrief spate will be there not be * ,, , . . , . politicians and piddicdy explore and perhjpx colonize rn'e*. But this will not al- and physical rndurance less President Kennedy’s c i v i l v.ouid Im happy to sen nil cud Ilmr when women wd l ( distant planets. [Way* x: llie case. mqiorlanl, women will be­ -Milli H u a i i n t f And old Rim-flam game cause she is a woman, hut rights program wilt lie sent to to the 117-day-old strike and In llie meantime the Na ! Fix* sex of astronauts will come more competitive m was worked here. Alan re because she is a fine aslm be in demand for long space TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Congress Wednesday utter huve the striker* back . . , ported as he was cashing a Haul nr engineer or scientist voyages, because ol liieir ex tional Acrun all lies and .Space not [ Way s be >o importanl spare. The Slate Milk Commission the administration m t k r i "hut if they don't return, nc'U She will have qualite-d for elusive biological quallLcu \dmmistralion (NASA) is re in the tuturc a* they arc m lu ptychoinoior test*, in will hold a puldic hearing in some modification* suggested bin others." check at a bank another tel low told of lutdig Inherited1space fbjht in competition toms, i* lar in the future cruiling only astronaut* who 1Uils dtcade. But up through which sheer endurance is not Orlando June » lo discuss by Republican*, congression­ The strike began Jan. 21 II.*t)0 and was willing tojwilh other prxifessonals, male Planning expert* say it n a an- e*pciirocvd Jci ie.d p.:.:- the uutio iandin ;s on ih*- ouramoant. the two sexes are prices paid to dairy farmers al leaders said today follow- In a dispute over a 111.'2* cent* vafr bet that women wll! with enginefrmg or jck-ii . , moon, vparc flight calls for on a par, a* tuey are iu ill ! for milk uwd in kihmiI lunch- mg .« Wiulc House (.older per hour v.ag* demand, * •)■• divizlr. Tic check ca.-hvr lost or fentaie. .. . _______ I _ . ...Z ..— I < _ .1 .. ______ _ . . I . .................. _ , _________________ I . .. . 1 Al leant that u lire fervent, soar inlu *paou long Vbetorc . fic degree* [a lot it UKiveulor uuduiauce. |tclkcL rood*. I ene*. i maud that ha* since increased* U- Reds Tighten Berlin Border Space Pair Go Separate W a y s U. S. Hearing Raid Charges Hoover Reported Improved Some No Publicity Stunt For U. S. In Space First Woman Astronaut To Be For Real • m Debate Opened On Sex Scandal FEC Pledges Full Service Shortly Rights Bill Set For Wednesday � 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 14, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 14, 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 14, 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/b5633782060a9742d61367aa0dacf0d7.pdf c4544cebee318131d8bf09a40430db71 PDF Text Text i diiia>mui na; ti m rm Village To Reactivate Volunteer Fire Dept Hahn, who stressed that the purpose of any volunteer de­ partment la to aave Uvea and property, has bad a years •ipcrience aa an active fire­ man. Stephenson announced that a portable pump already has been ordered for the truck and that aa soon at it arrives and la tnilalted the equip­ ment will ha ready for uie. A meeting to elect officers tor the department and the association waa set for next Wednesday at T:30 p. m. A PIE EATING CONTEST waa part of the funfeat, nlonjr with movie* and other entertainment, presented by RC Cola Wednesday at the Ritz Theuter. Theae boya and irirls were cramming it in in the pie 'contest when The Herald photographer snapped them. II. T. BYRD meats, warned that a voltmtsar fin department la an essential part of any commanity and that if a house Aauld b a n to North Orlando aw n la no fin protection, all residents could suitor the pmcity through Increased Insur­ ance rates. He suggested tost toe volun­ teers be reorganized with participation open tor acUve aid non-active members, stating that be would want at least 39 on the active Hit win would attend fire drills regularly and do the actual lira fighting. It would be the Job of nonactive members, he said, to halp the department by or­ ganising and conducting fund raising avanta and to make eollcitatioas for Its financial support. In apito o f old Jack Frost, Seminole County la exper­ iencing one o f Its biggest spring vegetable shipments since 1997, according to County Agricultural Agent, Cecil Tucker, SOUTH SEMINOLE MINISTERS meeting Inst week to organ ize a South Seminole Mird.-tterial Assn, were, Rented from left, Rev. Leonard Jones and Rev. Dolman Copeland; standing, Rev. K. Ruth Grant, Rev. J. D. Peacock, Rev. Jack Lindtmy and Rev. Bob Soka. Not present for the photo waa Rev. Ralph K. Taylor. ( Herald Photo) H eavy Attack Squadron Five (V A H -5 ) atopped VAII3*a domination o f the quarter­ ly Heavy Attack W ing One physical fitness field m eet by Dragons," 210. edging the 188, the Navy announced to­ day. During the month of May Seminole County growers in the San-O-Zell area (SanfordOviedo-Zellwood) s h ip p e d more than a million and a half crates grossing over $3 million. This staggering fig­ ure, says County Agent Tuck­ er ahoutd give som e Idea as to the extent to which we are in the vegetable business here. T o the average person this volume of vegetables for one month Is probably hard to visualize, hut when It's load­ ed into trucka It would make a convoy of 2,358 trucks some Vrs. Edith Coyner, 57, died 45 miles, long, reaching from today at her home at 1008 W. Sanford to Wildwood. Bumper 30th St. to bumper they would reach She was bora May 11, 1906 to Mt. Dora and beyond. •t St Albans, W. Va. She In light o f o u r citrus losses, waa ■ member o i All Souls although they were greatly Catbolle Church. offset by higher price*, this Survivors are her husband, bumper crop of vegetables Jack and a daughter, Mrs. couldn’ t com e at a better William Crawford, tour grand* time. children and her father, John It ia times like these that McCormick all of Sanford. we tee how much more for. 8ervleei will be held at 11 lunate we are In Seminole «. m. Monday at All Souls County with ou r diversified Church with the nev. Hit-hard production than are som e of Lyons officiating. our neighboring counties with­ Jtosary will be recited at out It. , I p. m. Sunday at BrUson Tucker pointed out that, Funeral Home and burial will unlike many industries which be In Sylvan L ika Cemetery. buy raw m aterials outside oi Brlsson Funeral Home Is the area and thereby send In charge of arrangements. dollars out nf the county, Seminole County fan n ers not only bring m oney Into the area for their product, 1ml V »llr» at I'aMIr ll.arfns al>o spend the m ajority, pro­ N o lle* I* har-by nl*«n, Duarl r County Cnmmlialonera of bably mo-u than two thirds o f this gross incom e, with businesses and em ployes with In the county. Edith Coyner Dies At Home DAN IIUOWN ANDREW NEWII1LL Legal Notice l* THU n itr ttr m m it I M Y r il J I I H i l H . I IIU I IT, i% w n nm ik m im im : rttrv n , IN r l l l M ' H l l t M l. I.1IMI KKPKItAI* N \TI« IN Al« Ml »IITl ! AUK AHJ<IM*|vrtux. ,\ Cor­ poration ora.inlsvil iintlur an Act of CnnKriHta ami runtime Itn* North In b . . ) .nil U l . pursuant to Mm KMeral Na* Auui'U llun, 1. I and I, Hlnch I. A m .n l- Ilona! Mori K in •d I'lat K .m lnnU I’ark. p, II Charter Art, lin in g tin prin­ cipal Of III tile* f i t / e»f I, l-K SS. Kurtli.r •a i» par-s-d of litnd 1y 1nw C u t W;i«Mngtot» U liir til of Col­ uf Ilia Urunu Canal, nf umbia, j'U tm iff H-tnlnula Zltvtl.. Nurtti nf I a k . T rtpD lt and loo ft W «*t of « KOKAND 11 V E IT an.1 EM* East T r lp l.ff firlva 1’ ublle liraring will ha hrld Z VHhTH M V KIT, hi a kill-, In Oi* Hi- iiiIii- I b County Court D J MINK |Kt* a tnl I* IF. MIN. Slous*, Hanfurd, Klorltln, In K li:U bin Mlf«% II J ItINKan.I M A ItU U tirr tha County Coniml.alun.r* AVAUK Hoom, on July S. 1941 at 0 :1 4 ItlNK A VAHK. hl» w lf*. aril III iMJKWt H Hr WOOl I 1*110A. M. nr a . soon th.raaft.r DUOTH CO* INC,, a corporalaa p os.lbl*. ilo .r d o f County Commlt- lion eiintltijc ttmler Mm law* of New J r n r y , • lon iri fi«i feu limit a lieniliiol* County, Klnri-I. M il l! i; T il %!*I*K %II l<y J. a Uutultliwn, cti.irTH E * r% Tr. OK El.Oil III i nun A t t ..t Arthur Hrekwlib, T ill Hold rut It Vrit ana Kitsatyr th M Vtrtt AiMruin* tin know n, An«l: l». J MUklnl and I*. 41 Mlnklt‘1 Aa«lr«aa Unknown* Vnll A Itl'l lic it CUV M »TIFI IUI Mint ik null hits b««n f Ila* 1 ti 144In at you In Mia a hove atlMMctl m u m . ami Mini you are rt<|iilreil ta Ml# your anninsr with tha Clerk o f thla Court a nil t>> nnrvto * copy lli«r»mf i(poii Mm riitliitlff or I’U m t l f f attorney*. w bm i tiama ami mlilrev# 1* tUahotf a Uornslelit, Fast I'ltm Nlf"# l, Mrfamlo, Florida, nut lalnr than July Idth. I5*j. If you fall to do »<i a t>*crv« 1'rn Omfn-no Wilt b* entired aaalnst you for tha relief de­ manded In Mm Complaint* This I atilt la to for in'lose a fiiurtMmii;*. Tliw r«■.il proporly Jira­ ili sdetl .laMliat fat Isot l i . Clock t. W E A T H * U tS F IK l.D KIlUiT AUDI* TllXV, a a recordeil In Plat Hook 11. I*a«e <7. 8 KMI NUUK COMM T V FMIll.tC WlTM-JrU my hand and a -a l at Hanford, Maiiilnola County, rtnrlda, thla lU h day of Juno ISO. o f Sanford Is back In his home town now as the new manager o f the Goodyear store here. Byrd has had more than 15 years experience with floodyear, and served aa manager o f the laat ,two new storea which were opened In Jackson­ ville. He Is married and the father o f two sons. W. B. Kllerbee, also a vet­ eran G oodyear man and for­ mer manager Is now repre­ senting Goodyear as commer­ cial and dealer representative. AAU Trials The three previous meets, which matched entries from rnrh Hanford squadron in the six events prescribed by the President's fitness program , all went to VAH-3. However, VAH-5 snapped the string b y winning two first places, three seconds and a third in the rrcent competi­ tion. Henman Dan Brown ran the n0O-yard shuttle run in •15.7 seconds fo r a victory in that event and Andrew ,\Vwhill, a third clast aviation electronics technician, took first with 71 push-ups. The runners-up, VAH-3, a lio won tw o rvi-nts: Donald Horton, an aviation electrielan's mate second class (A E 2 ), recorded a nine-foot, 5'% -Inch standing broad Jump, and Ferry Elliott, A K I, made a MO*4 -Inch jump-reach. T h e other events were won Ity V A IL I'a Donald Strong, a second class aviation metalsm ith, U'J sit-ups; and third class Jet mechanic Krroll Har­ dison, nf VA 11-11, Detachment Eight, with 21 pull-ups. Tliir plac« in squadron standings went to V A H -Il (141 points), followed by VAII-1 (MW points) and VAHI l, Det, M I I Ip.! points). Approves Hill WASHINGTON (U I'I) — The Home Armed Services com m ittee approved a bill to authorize awarding [he Medal o f Honor and other lop decor­ ations fur heroism and gal­ lantry to Am ericans serving In such cold war combat areas as Viet Nam. Legal Notice A LITTLE MORE HELP for the Snrcptn Real Home is given by the Ruinliow (Jirbi, who held n Girl-break dunce before tlio end of tuhool mid raised $12.1. A check for that amount wan preHenled to Mra. Tnamur Braden, (left) adminis­ trator of (be home by Minn Anne Aiken, Junior Past Worthy Advisor of the Sanford Assembly. (Herald Photo) ST. LOUIS (U W ) — The National A A U track and field trials, out o f which will come the United Htatea team to compete against Russia next month in the Soviet Union, gets under w ay today with fou r speedsters ready fo r the gun in the 100-yard dash. World’ * largest surface d e­ posit o f gypsum is contained in White Sands National Mon­ ument in New 5|exico. NO RDIC AUTO USS CHILTON (FBTN C) — AIR CONDITIONER Roger A. Hodges, machinist s niat« fireman, USX, mm of Mrs. Oliva Wells, Ti, died Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. at the Volusia County Nurs­ Hodges o f Sanford Is serving ing Home Thursday after a aboard the attack transport lengthy illness. ship USS Chilton, an Atlantic She had made her home at Fleet unit which operates out 3008 Palmetto Ave. in San­ o f Norfolk, Va. rhi* Installation ford for more lhan 50 years. Y r. Factory Warranty Mrs. Wells was born July FARM STEEL IS, 1884 in Fordyce, Ark. She Kuril year, farmers in the was a mem ber o f the First United State* use five mil­ Methodist Church. Uie Truth- lion ton* of sleet in the form A t TO SKHVU K seekers Sunday School Class, of farm machinery, trucks, the W$CS and the Trainmen*! cars, fencing and budding I00.i S. Sanford, FA 2-1 itMi Auxiliary, materials. She Is survived by a niece Mrs. Carl E. Chorpening Sr. o f Sanford; a nephew, Dr. C. H. Kirkpatrick of Arcadia, and several other nieces and nephews living in Texas and Arkansas. . Services will be held at 3 QUALITY - SERVICE p. m. Saturday at llrisson Funeral Home with Rev. W. INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE E. Timms officiating. FOR THE REST IN Burial will lie in Evergreen LAUNDRY Jfc DRY CLEANING Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge o f arrange­ I W. 1st. Opposite Goodyear ments. JONES LAUNDRY Cr CLEANERS 12 Exciting Models On Display 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS . YEAR Financing PRICED FROM WHOLE HOUSE HEATING and COOLING G E N E R A L (Ido E L E C T R I C ALL ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP • V k M a *c r* —- • TO THE LARGEST! WtotherTROH models for a* little as 800 square feet to the largest home or commercial installations. Pumps OUT heat, humidity in summer; pumps IN heat Irons fresh outdoor air in winter. Uses low hall ceiling to oliminate ducts. PAYMENTS 5Tt8IO*MOHtC MlQH-riDIUTV CONSOLE fHOWOOKAPH MODtL (JO FOR THE SMALLEST AS LI TTLE AS PER A Mturt Modrrn Nylcd coMolf in ft no Wulnul. boahnl Uv* corliftcation Lag o f tho Kloa Hardwoods AaaocUlton. IU advanced atmo> phonic apmkrr ay.tcm, powerful amplilWr and famous V .M 4K|»-nl A\itonutlc It-vurd Chans- r mwura you years cf Italming « t i > faction. Separata l i a s . Treble. Balance, and 'tooe-o-m atic'* Loudness C o n tro l, foe precis* soiirvl adjustment. Tak* a moment today . . . are and hear tAu V l f F 'p Fcuutifuf m tSrvm tnt ‘ 4 RECORDS! with the purchase uf this aet you gel g.'iO wiirth o f recoril* ua a free (Minus. M O N T H UP TO 60 (M A U MO. TO PAY PLUMBING - HEATING Arthur II. lltfcWwttb. J r . Clark of ll-a Circuit Court B y : Zlargarat K. Tyra, AIR CONDITIONING I>. C. Jamas C. Collier Alturnay (or r ia in in l Bill llalhaik, President 1007 S. Sanford Ave, / Sanford Man On USS Chilton If. T. Byrd, who it a native Phone FA 12-B.i6: Sanford Kledric COMPANY 11< Magnolia FA 3-1563 lawk For These Modern Features • Central Heat & Air ConiUlioning • Sidewalk* • Street Lights • Sewer fk Water • Beautifully ljutdscaped High & Dry Lots • Many Other Outstanding Features �'«■ *>■ * • •••• Kennedy Asks $1.5 Million For Barge Canal $500,000 Suits Against City Dismissed V ^ T o ** JU senationa fo r tha teati■venial luncheon fo r Captain Joaopk M. Tulljr Jr. must received not be fater than Toes- day at the Chamber o f Comm ere* office. The Hatwing One commander, who ia leav­ in g next month, will honor­ for hia aervicca to Seminole County and Sanford at the luncheon Thursday noon at the M ayfair Inn. be ed Court Rules Plaintiff In Error e e • Harold Jenklna atopped by and gave ua the "atralght” on that aquare dance mlx-up laat week. Srema 20 couplea came over from the W est Coast and found no dance here, aa had been expected. Alao It aeema aquare dancera who travel 100 o r more milea to aquare dance become “ knotheadV . . , conaldered aomathlrig special in their organisation, When they found no acheiluled dance here, they contacted Harold who act them up at the F'h-ct Reserve hq. on Seminole Boulevard and they all became "knotheads.” • • e That feasibility study for Seminole County In Its bid to have the new state universi­ ties located here ia being "kept under w raps” until presented to the State Board o f Control. Those guiding the drive don’t care to have other counties know w hat all Seminole has to offer. . . . A1 Wilson and Spretly W il­ lis are leaving before dawn Tuesday fo r several days’ fish­ ing. They'll operate from Pruitt'a Fishing Ranch, between Stuart and Fort Fierce. Al •ays they’ll c o m . back with big once o r tall one*— may bo both. . . . Mayor Tom McDonald will aps-uk to the Kiwania Club Wednesday on the role o f Im-inessmen in politics, DeWitt Mathews, public relation* chairman, said today. • • • Sunday driving: O f course. It ia against a city ordinance, hut there is a horse paddocked at 308 W est Kith Street . . . N ext door to City Commis­ sioner Sonny Ruborn . , , But Sonny, evidently trying to lie neighborly, hasn't mentioned it . . . , Probably f«sd»— and rightly so— that it'a the po­ lice dept.'a Job to enforce the law . . . And now that fly season is definitely with us! 1 * • • Oh yes— and on thnt same drive there were those threfl ducks I hut are suid to "roost'* (is that what durka do at n ig h t?) at SOS West 17th Street . . . But during the day wander around the neighbor­ hood in aingle file formation. . . . Seems that there was a rooster crow ing, too, but the scouts couldn't locate him—or hia flock ! . . . No cow* or aherp either, a> cording to the advance reconnoltcr party . . . But definitely some p ig »—at the locker plant! . . . Our city operative also tells o f the strong-stomached Rotarian*' after-dinner tewta of hardiness . . . One week it was a color movie o f all the fins d eU ilf o f the surgical skill in removing a human lung . . . And right after a dinner— let’* ace now— was the main di*h goulaah? . . . Then came another test o f gastro­ nomic fortitude w hin a tiger hunt wii* shown . . . Water buffalo for bait . • • Tiger •hot . . . Skinned . . . Wheel (iung-ho on the (ianges— or some place! ! • • • WEATHER: Scattered afternoon nhowera through Tuesday: hit'll in 9(1*; low in 70*. City of Sanford has been dir missed as a defendant in two suits seeking damages totaling $300,000 for alleged libel. The dismissal by Circuit Judge V assar Carlton was made public today. The two suits, each for $230,000, w ere brought by 31. L. Saxon, doing business at Saxon Term ite Control, Holly Hill. Judge Carlton upheld a motion for dismissal by City Attorney William C. Hutchi­ son Jr., who contended the plaintiff failed to follow the City’s charter in that he did not notify the City o f the pending auit 30 days before the actual filing. The court dismissed the City at a defendant without prejudice, allowing plaintiff* attorneys, Harold F. John­ son, Sanford and Maurice Wagner. Holly Hill, 20 day* in which to file an amended petition. The court, in its dismissal order, also held that the City it no more responsible for the actions of its employes than is a private enterprise. The two petitions also nam­ ed City Manager W. E. Knowles as a defendant, each auit seeking $130,000 for a total of $300,000 from him. Hutchison's motion for dis­ missal pertained only to the City as a defendant. Both actions stem m ed from a meeting of the City Com­ mission last Dec. 21 when Knowles allegedly made slan­ derous rem arks against the Sg*6 i 7D> it. ..hi i s.i')*#t|dfrt:> lv were piibliiJird in two newspaper*. Thresher Dive Set For Today VOL. 53 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. JUNE 24, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Anti-Red Jagan Foes Mobilize Resistance Pope Pledges Diplomats Peace Fight GEORGETOWN. British Gu­ iana (U P I) — Anti-Coinmunlst foes o f Premier Chtvldi Jagan followed up a dynamite attack on his w ife’ s o ffice with rail today fur weeklong "passive resistance” dem­ onstrations throughout this South Amcricnn colony. VATICAN CITY (U P lt — Pope Paul VI promised today that the Vatican will nol in­ terfere in the affairs o f other states. In an audience for (lie Vat­ ican diplomatic corps, the Pope pledged that Ids reign would continue the battle (or world peace based on “ the four pillars of truth, Justice, love and liberty.” He told the diplomats of some 50 nations in his second official audience that "the Holy See doe* nol propose . . . to intervene in the affairs or interests that pertain to tem ­ poral powers.” Tile United States has no relations with the Vatiran an did not have a representative |among the diplomats in the red-draped cunsistortal lu ll (or the audience. Speaking slowly and clearly m fluent French. Pope Paul said that "a lter the instruc­ tion-. of our predecessors — and we think particularly »( Hie encyclycal Parent in T er­ ri*— it seems scarcely necess­ ary for us to repeat to you all Hie respect which (lie church holds lor the dignity and the mission of each of the na­ tions of Hie w orld." a The demonstrations were expected to affect most gov­ ernment offices, as well as private enterprises which are not taking part in the "g en ­ eral strike” which has crip­ pled British Guiana fur more than two months. If they follow the pattern of such displays in the past, the demonstrators will march through Georgetown and out­ lying communities, singing unti-Jagun and anti-Communist songs and occasionally CHI*. FREDERICK CARM ENT Jl(. to,lav accepted command of Detach­ dancing. ment 8, Heavy Attack Squadron II, an Sanford Naval Air Station. In cereSome concern was express­ moitic* at the hu*e this ntornini? he i* pit turn! heie looking on ns Cdr. Hub­ ed over tile possibility that ert M- deLorenzi tut* a cake. Carmcnl relieved dcLorcnzi in the change of police might fire on demon­ strators, as they did two command. (Herald Photo) weeks ago, hut anti-Jugun lenders said they would go alieail with ths- demonstration* despite the risk. The dynamiters w ho have been staging a "b otn b a -d a y ” Campaign agtdnsl the goveit,mint set o f f a token explosion Sunday 'd g l ' at llm heavilyguurded Home A ffa its police Cdr. Frederick Carment Jr. t Cdr. Carment relieved Cdr. Ministry headquarters o f Jagan'a w lfv, the former Janet I US.N, a two-year veteran o f| h °h « r t 31. deLorenii, t'S N .' t-OU!S\ ILL!., K y. (U P I)— ItoH-n «rg o f Chicago. ! ||f#Vy Attack Wing One to officer in charge o f Detach- The 13rd AnnualConvcntlon of — "■ ■ ■' — ~~ day accepted command o f M" ' nl Fight since its inception a| .National Junior Chainin' CDR. ( a r i i i e i . t A c t e j - u Three Sanford Command Of VAH-11 *Convention mrk Area Warned Of ; Bogus $5 Bills A. S. Herlong Sr. Dies Sunday '.Sanford Pair At Girls Stale Heavy Attack Squadron II } 11 o f Com m erce hit landslide Detachment Eight (VAII I I I Cdr. Carment will becom e today with * burst o f noise Dot. 8) in ceremonies at the '*> «*‘ e Naval Postgraduate . .. . . School, Monterey. Calif., for a "4' col,’ r lh » ‘ threatened to Sanford Naval Air Station. a one-year course in Naval |pa>e even Hie annual Ken­ management. tucky Derby Week o f win mi GAINESVILLE tlP D -A I Cddr. Carment >v.ll becom e pee. bert Sydney Herlong, lathi tlu- detachm ent's second o iliT lie convcnlion, which m ore leer in charge since its for­ ol Florida Congressnuu A. S. than 10,000 Jaycees and wives mation la d year. During the Herlong Jr., died lit J. Illlli* lirst year of its existence, including two Sanford cou­ Miller Medical Center here Sunday alter a long illness. I MUl (,arh ari |,„|^r and tin- detachment achieved Its ple*, are expected to attend, Herlong. a prominent citrus MU< ( -uro, (u fo r ,| „ f San- place o f honor among Ihe o|M'n .' officially at 9 a. in grower who made Ins home ford Joined 280 hi;(i school squadrons of Heavy Attack with a ribbon-rotting cere­ in Leesburg, wa* 77 year* girls in Tallahassee today at- Wing One. mony at the booth and exhibit Curmgnt had served as ad­ display %t ths* Kentucky Fair old. He had been confined to tending Florida's annual Girls Ihe hospital for three weeks. State, highlighted by talks by ministration an t operations of- and Exposition Center. A form er m em ber of the Guv. Farris Bryant and mem- liver during his past tour of A "k e y man,” lunch for duty with Heavy Attack certain Ja ycec leaders was Florida Citrus Commission, tors o f the State Cabinet. Squadron Five (VAII 3), also scheduled al main, hut the Herlong also ua* chairm an of Mis* Bolger Is living spon­ Ihe board of the Citizen* .Na­ sored by the Pilot Club and bused al Sanford Naval Air big event o f opening day was tional Hank of laxslm rg and Mis* Oxford by Hie Anna Station. a mint Julep get acquainted ABOARD THE C SS FORT SMELLING AT SEA (L’ l’ l) — The N a vy liathysraph Tri­ este un.s exeprti-i! to alive* tu the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean today in scinch o f the sunken nuclear submarine Thresher. Trieste, towed by tha sal­ vage vessel U 8S Preserver, ■*rri»ed Sunday it* the area 220 milea o f f Cape Cod where the ill-fated submarine dis­ appeared April 10 with 120 men ahourd. Naval rsperl* hope the deep-diving Trieste can hieate Thresher's hulk and photo­ graph it to provide additional evidence a* to uhnt mused Circle. Die entire history's worst suluiiuriiie dis­ head of Hie Oklawalia River Miller Citrus Processing Coopera- assembly is sponsored try the aster. live. American Lcgum The girls, all jiinairs In high si.-Iliad representing every IIITC'IIIN. England l U P D - part o f the state, were al*n The day after Don Parker scheduled to d e i i ilit-ir gov­ Seminole County's Ira idabought hi* 40-year-old wile a ernor and oilier state officer* till) •(•'legation will present its new car two weeks ago she today in preparation for the first public report o f the leg­ went (or her first drive and opening o f tlu-ir legislature islative Session which clo-rd o f Hie mythical "State of hasn't been seen since. last week at the Seminole Sem inole" in the legislative "I am com pletely my sti­ County Kurm Iturnui meeting chambers Wednesday. lted," Parker said today. Thuisday evening . Those elected to the legis­ ‘‘ Beryl never indicated she Sen. .Muck N. Cleveland Jr. . . . ... ,,, . .. lature will practice through and Reps. S. J. Davis Jr. and WOUld * » * «h'" « ,,k# introduction, debate ami pas* Jan Fortune are scheduled "to ' . age of bills of tlu-ir own. discus* legislation passed dor- t i O O f l O l ( l |)<1(I The newly • elected govering the 1983 session of the l.t)UGIIHt)l(DUGII. England nor. cabinet and members of Florida Legislature which per- (U P I) — .Michael Hrook*. 12. i the Supreme Court will take tains to Farm Hurt-au mem- -aid today he would give the their oaths of ••(lire before tiers" at 8 p. in. at Oviedo 1barrel o f beer lie won at a a joint session <>( tlu- legisla­ High Sehol auditorium. churrh carnival to his father ture Tue viay. Delegation To Make Report NO. 740 Lum-inuted Board To Name Recreation Unit Appointment « f a rnmnilltee to ktudy long range rec­ reation nerd* for Seminole County will highlight Tues­ day's meeting of the County I 'onimisaion. roller matters mi the ugenda will he a directive providing rr gidu (ions on application* for admission to the county home and (minty nursing home; n letter from Sen. Muck N. Cleveland Jr. to the State llouid o f Control req u e s t i n g consideration o f Seminole County ms a site fnr tin- new two universities and engineering nqxnts. Installation o f officers to. day waa a relief from the car­ nage to tha civic club that took up ila chores locally in 1921 . . . Bill Hemphill took over the gavel from Ben W ig ­ gins . . , Past District G over­ nor Mort McDonald, of DeLand, did the honors o f in­ stalling . . . That’a Mayor Tom McDonald's papa — not his BONN, Germany (U PI) — ' nauer in what was termed of erty ” lie warned there ran ccpt for interpreter, and brother of similar nomencla-1 president Kennedy appealed (icially " a very cordial at­ tie no neutrals in the struggle cussed eiiorts to reach a ture. today to "dozen*” o( other mosphere.” The two leaders against poverty and hunger. clear test ban accord with Kennedy, on the secuml day Soviets, trade relations P. E. McCord, counselor for frr* naUoni J,,,n ,h' Lni,c,‘ conferred against the hack party at Churchill Downs lid* afternoon. Titorc won't be any 1horse* running on the derby track, but J a y cec officials said they doubted it anyone would notice Unit. Highlight* of the runven lion will lie the keynote ail dre** Tuesday by Gov. Frank Clement o f Tennessee, and the election o( national of. ficers Thuisday. Candidates for national president included Johnston Davis III. Miami. President Jim Smith and MrSmith, Dave Kllngensmith and Mr. and Mr* J Andrew Speer are represent j ing tlie Seininolo Ja ycec- at the national convention in Liui-vEIr Slates in organizing peace ground of a renewed U. S pledge to tiefend Fluropc it all cost*. The U. S. president sard the world face* a "m ora l crisis,” with the United States and Western Europe "i»l* }d * uf prosperity in a sea uf pov *>( a visit to West Germany, delivered this warning a* he watched the b.rth of a West German peace corps modeled on that in Hie United States. Earlier, Kennedy and Adenaurr 87, sat down in the chancellor's oilier, alone ex BONN. Germany (U PI)— President Kennrdy said to­ day hr will nol attrnd the roronatlon id I’ opr Paul VI In the Vatiran on Sunday. tiewA... BRIEFS ‘(Jet Out’ Tt)KYO ( U l 'l )—Communist China joined North Korea .Sunday in demanding (he im­ mediate withdrawal of U. 8. turves Iroin South Korea. IK Killed TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Al least 18 (arson* were kill­ ed in weekend trallic acci­ dents, the State Patrol said today, including five persons in a crash near Orala. LJ. S. Bound INUted slotting several of the hills la-t week and one hank­ Recall Asked ing official said they were of LONDON (U P I)—Tin* Brit­ such quality to defy detection ish Foreign Oflire announced by average persons. today it i- demanding Hie re­ Tlie Isigus hills liuve a call o[ a Czech diplomat for large 'G ' In a seal to the Iclt attempted espionage. He is uf Lincoln's face. Hie number I bird Secretary Prem y-l Ho N328 in tlie lower right hand Ian. corner of the (ace of Ihe bill, and the number 2383 in the lower right hand corner of LONDON (U l’ l ) — The gov­ the back of Hie hill. ernment today brought eight new charge* against Dr. Stephen Ward, the society o s ­ teopath and artist who opened Hie door fur Hio I’ rolumo Alcuhohc beverage request* scandal. are Ihe major items on the agenda for the City Com m is­ sion meeting at H p.m. to TALLAHASSEE iL 'P I) — night. State Supreme Court Chief 'I'he-e include n public hear J ii-tlee II K Hotter!s -aid to­ mg (or a liquor license lor day Florida's tu-w Public D e­ lo o k * C on or. 28W Orlando fender Act will put Hie stale Drive; request for a new la-er among the leaders in tin- na­ and wine license at the l a p tion m providing equal justice llooin. II.’ West First M r t ii. lor ad. request for a new lieer and wine liren-e at IUMi/er'* IU-er N o B i 'o ^ r e s s Garden, h*i3 W e s t 13th ST. \1 '•! (TINE (Ul'l) Street; a liquor /mu- amend The five-month old Florida iiicnl at tlie Knights o( Co­ East Coast Hallway strike lumbus, 2302 Oak Avenue, pl uiilid into it* l.Vlrd day to* and rcqur-1 lor a tran-|rr uf •lay alter nothing was set lieen-a- ol Nick's Package tied lit talks between manage­ Store, tlu Sanford Avenue, to ment and a new federal med Benjamin K al/, ialor over Ihe weekend. New Charges If Could Be A Thirsty Session President Asks Free Nations Peace Corps rorp* "in a great mtcrnational effort in the l'Jtio's fur peace. Kennedy made the appeal after a two-hour talk on cold war problem s with West tiermail Chancellor Konrad Ade Bulletin BONN (U P I) — President Kennedy, in supplemental, budget request* for fiscal! 1984. (odav asked Congrcaa for funds with which to start' construction o f the crossFlorida barge canal. From the temporary White House in the capital of West G e r m a n y , the President transmitted a series o f addi­ tions to the 1981 budget in­ cluding: $1 million to Initiate construction of the crossFlorida canal. It would link the Gulf at Mexico and the Atlantic In­ tracoastal Waterway, t h u s providing a m ore direct and protective route for water­ borne bulk cargoes. T h a White House said the canal would "stim ulate the econ­ omy o f the Southeastern Unit­ ed States, and aid in the transportation of strategic materials in case o f a nation­ al em ergency.” The $1 million for Ihe Flop. Ida canal was Included in an overall supplemental request o( $1.9 million fur the A r m / Corps of Engineers. ORLANDO (U P I) — Police LONDON t UPI) — Barry in Central Florida and along Iti-hop o( Washington, I). C., Hie Gulf Coast have been one uf the America tit who alerted In In- nil tile lookout climbed Mt. Everest last fur counterfeit $5 lulls. month, leaves today lor the Mi-reh.inls in the area re Ulliti-d Stales, 'Great International Effort' Urged Juvenile D iurt, ia in Tallaha-see attending a four-week Josenile Dciinqueiu-y Institute sponsored by the F’lorida In­ stitute for Continuing Univer­ sity Studies. Am ong the "stu, J, r.tx" arc three p*dl»e o ffi­ cer* fr-wil Thailand. ARTHIV. II. IlKl'KWITH JIL. Sanford cir­ cuit court clerk, was elected treasurer of the State Court Clerks As­ sociation at it* annual workship in T a n tpu over this last weekend. Included In Budget Supplement dis­ discuss German reunification.' schmidt. the West nu the lierlin problem and inter presidential residence, to call on President Heinrich l.uethe national conditions m Cumlike. It wa* there that Ken­ be. mum-t East Germ any, innedy attended the peace tween member nation* of the eluding the latest lied bor- corp- cerem ony. Atlantic community and the der restrictions The officials, The U. S. President had a Kennedy - sponsored project including U, S. Secretary ol private talk with I.ucbke and (or a m ultilateral nuclear Stale Dean Husk, also dis­ stayed on tur lunch at the force inside NATO. cussed the multi lateral force villa before returning to the At Ihe same time their for­ protect. chancellory (or further talk* eign ministers and other nlll Kennedy then drove to the with Adenauer in the alter c u ts met in anoiucr loom to 'i n ariiy v i l l a U s ui ui • ( - lluof* Law Braised S k i C lu im )) P I N K MOUNTAIN, (ia. iL'PI) — Nancy Schnering of Sarasota. F la . a t.Yyearold newcomer to women's water ski tournaments, won by a wide margin Sunday in tlie women’ s tricks division of :tu(litli annual Masters water ski tournament. Stetson Gets 1.5 Million From Ford DELAND, Fla. (U P D -T h 4 ‘ Furd Foundation has award­ ed an unrestricted grant o ! $1-5 million to Stetson Uni­ versity here. President J, OL lie Edmunds sakl today. The Central Florida Baptist School was the only Institu­ tion in the south among tlie 12 college* in the nation soled ed to receive the Founda­ tion's "S pecial Program In Education" award. To be eligible for the iTant —which may he used in sup­ port o f Die institution's over­ all academ ic development — , Stetson must raise a total o( $3 million in matching fund* over a three year period. Edmunds said the Founda­ tion will send an immediate check o f $450,ooo as the first installment of the grant. James w . Armsey, director of tlw special program in edu­ cation. said the grants were made " t o ailvance the de­ velopment of selected private universities and colleges national and regional center* o f higher educational excell­ ence.” aa Mamie, Bo Break Off Engagement Hollyw ood (Up d - tii# pending marriage of bosoiny actress Mamie Van D orm u nd playIhi>-ballplayer llu Hclin.ky apparently has hit Ihe skids. Tlie actress' mother, 3Irs. Lucille (Hander, said Sunday Hu- couple had broken then engagement. "S he called me tail night from Springlicld, Mass., and told m e,” .Mr*, iHander said, "hut she did not explain why.” Neither Mi** Van Daren, 20. nor Helinsky, 28, could ha reached (or comment. Arrests Solve Robbery Here Police Chief Huy Williams leported tixluy thnt a break­ ing and entering »n June 9 at the Pure Oil Station, Sixth Street and French Avenue, was solved over the weekrtul with th« arrrst of Walter J. Wiule, 41)3 Myrtle Avenue, anil two juveniles. At thu time o f the burglary it wiut repotted at least $80 " a * taken from vending machine* and $11) from a hiding phire. Chief Willium* said Wiule wa» remanded to county juil and the juvtnilr* turr.«4 over to Juvenile Court. , ------r r ; — — - B a n d it l i m i t e d HltADENTON (U l’ l) — A statewide search continued today tor a stocky, poorly la U lto r dressed bandit who escaped JACKSONVILLE (L 'P I) — with $32,728 m cash front Hie Funeral service* were Uichl Inter-City Hank here F rid a y ., today for veteran JarkionPolice sail Carl Close, want- ville sportawriter Charles E, ed in Roanoke, Ya , and Hal- Raker, 68, who died 1**4 wc (Inline, Md matches tlie de al Ills home after a long .*1 ( 1(8 ion given o f Hie rubber. I ni*». I)lCS �* T T~ <|jg Demos In '64 Site Session #nfnrl Page 2 — June 24, ’68 frr«H TIP TOP EARLY-WEEK MFAT SPECIALS WASHINGTON <UW) Democratic national commit­ teemen fathered today to m loet ■ site for the party’* 1964 commotion, with Atlantic City the w o t likely choice, Chicot* amt San franeleco ■till wen la the runnlnf, howSan Franeleco already haa woo the Republican conten­ tion, The OOP National Com­ mittee announced Saturday the nominating coaclare would open la the Cow Palaet la San Franeleco on July 13, 1944. Tha Dm aerate are expert* ed to aanreaa their woventioa much later, probably la mid-August, became preeldeut Kennedy le as lured of renomtnation and they don't face ‘ the GOP problem of haring - la hatid up • candidate. The Democratic alia com­ mittee waa oehedaled to moat In closed aetaion today to propara Ita recommendation for the national eommlttoc’e opaa moating Tuoeday. Another group working on a formula for allocation of delegates also called a doeed moating today. Chicago and San Francisco each has offered the Democrate a reported f4M,OOQ for tha contention. But Atlantic City, the etata of Now Jersey and private dtisena hay* bid 9420,000 to defray conventlcm expenses, plus free use of the ocean rwsort’s Coaroatloa Ball and froo hotel and motel space for party operations, Colorado Is tha only stata of (be Union bounded by four straight Unas. Legal Notice (o n e s vxpaa r ic r r m o ts WO WHOM PT MAT COTOB1W Notloe Is heraky slv*a thst the aadertlgaed, pursuant to the T istlitou a Ram* Statute* Chapter 1*1. •!. Tlertda Itatuts, w ill r*gtit»r with tbs Clerk of the Circuit Court. In sad for O rs ie * Coeatr, Florid*, opon receipt of proof o f the puhllaatloa ef tala Belle* the tietltloua mama te-wtti BUTWMK nniter whloh (t »m) onOtaed la huelaee* at M il N. Orlande Avenue, lemlaol* Couatr, Florid*. Thel th* party lnt*r**tod te ■aid hualaeaa aaterprl** la a* follow«i H A R Y E T W . HOOARTH VaMd at tan ford. Semi note County, Florida, May M, IM I. Publlahi June t, 11. IT, II. IM S CDJ-4 o n to m sn m im n c tu is Ana row c o tm r , c ia c u r r cwAnraewT n o , n o r ic w o r atirr m ■O B TO A ua r o n n c L n a m a FED ERA I, NATIONAL, RORTOAQB ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, ocon n n C e p h a s r oor h a and M AROARET nEtlAIiDINM ROOK I(A, hla wife. DefeniUnla T o i O R o n o n o e p i i a r iu k j KIUI. llRfllttKNL'K UKKNOWN, AND WHORE LAST KNOWN M A I L INO A D D R I M l T W . It NAVT 101, c/e FTO, N E W TOItK, NEW TOIIK, and U A IinA R E T OKItADDINE RtMJElta. hla wlf*. W H O SE REdlDRNCK AND ADDRBHS ARE UNK NO W N: AND TO! AI.L p a r t ie s c l a i m is n in - TtlftEHT nr. T il n o tio n . UNDER OR AUAINriT TIIK AFORESAID PER HONS: TOU ARE hereby notified that a complaint lo for.rlo.* a rortaln mortars* encum­ bering the fallow ln» deetrlbed leal properly, fo-wllt l-ot II. Illock I. SUNUAND K4TATIW, Amended Plat, according to a plat therof, recorded la Flat Quoit It, page* 1 A I, of tha Publlu Record* of Beta Inolo County. Florida. Including apeclfluolly, but not by way u( lunliatlnu. ilie fol­ lowing future* oud equipment, pll permanently Inelalled: 1. O n a ill! Refrigerator Electric. Modal LAHirs. Parol N444411 I. 1. Una OK liana#. Eleuirlu. Modal Jl'IulrtWII, Medal TSIPITai. I. 11 n a DuoTli-rm W a l l Heater, Oil. Model I Ji-S Serial lUKod. I. on e Victor Clltnaa K it­ chen Kabauat Pan. no model or earlat number#. EXAMPLES OF CREATIVITY by Htudenta of the Junior Department of the First Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School are shown here in these "World’! Fair” exhibitionn built by seven different groups of children The displays ware made on Italy, Alaska. Mexico, Japan, England, Holland and Hawaii. Scenes In these photon show Italy and Alaska. Children dressed In appropriate costumes of the country uccented the exhibitions. (Herald Photos) - Seminole touoty, Florida. M U l.it Juua 1, 10, If, II, lies. GUI-l L Pot Roast Approval o f the Houaepasaed measure i* necessary to prevent expiration o f th* taxe* and loss ef M-2 billion In annual revenue* at mid­ night Sunduy. Under the bill, taxes on corporations, and excise taxes on such Items as liquor, beer, new cars and auto parts, and cigarettes would be evtended until Jun* 30, 1044. There were first imposed In 1031 as "emergency” Ko­ rean War taxes and have been extended by Congress each year since. MARILYN NANCY The bill also extends tha 10 per cent tax on general tel*OVIEDO ENTRIES in the July 4 "Miss Flume" phonp service and the S per contest lire Marilyn Purtin and Nancy Ann Swen­ cent tax on airline tickets, son. Marilyn, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James A. both Imposed In 1060. Partin, is 5 feet, 7|4 inches tail, measures 35Unless extended, the present 24-37 and likes swimming, dancing, cooking and corporate tax of hi per cent sewing- Nancy, duughter of Mr. uml Mrs. Wes­ would drop to 47 phr cent. ley V. Swenson, is 5 feet, 5 inches tnll, measures This is by far th* largest rev­ 34 i/g-23Vi-37 and lists swimming, dancing and enue-producer In the bill, baking as her hobbies. ((Herald Photo) bringing In an estimsted 92.6 billion a year. Present federal taxes on a pack o f rigs re Itee would fall from eight to seven cents, wine taxes an average o f I t TALLA H A SSE E (U P I) — pate in the* national bell-ring­ per cent, and taxes on whis­ Florida’s replica o f the Lib­ ing celebration. ky and other distilled "hard" “ Let the voice o f freedom erty Bell which stand* in spirits from |10.60 to |0 per ring from bell* in every city front o f the states Supreme gallon. Court Building, will do its o f the* state," he said. Bry­ part In celebrating tha Fourth ant appointed Atlantic Coast Line Vice president Philip J. o f July around the nation. Lee o f Jacksonville os coordi­ G oy. Farris Bryant announ­ Hy Uaited Press lntsrnstioaal nator o f ceremoniea in theThe total crop area in the ced that the bell will be rung ■tale. Soviet Union of 600 million by a representative of 'state acres roughly equals that o f and local government and o f a organisation on the The king cobra is consider the United States and Cana­ civic da combined, but total product Fourth. He urged other cities ed a d elicacy by Sea Dyak tlon is only about three- around thp state to partici­ tribesmen of Sarawak. fourth* thst of U. S, farms alone, according to ‘'F ocu s," a publication o f the American Geographical Society. CHUCK STEAKS lb. 3 8 RIB STEAKS . . . lb. 48c FRESH GROUND BEEF 100% Pure . . 3 lbs. 87c Liberty Replica To Ring July 4 Now You Know Cubans To Pick New Chief M IAM I (U P I) — Tha iliatension-ridden Cuban revolu­ tionary council (CKO), which usually hag represented refuf e e l her* In dealing* with th* U. B. Government, meet* to­ day to chooia It* third presl* dent In thr*e months. Antonio M teeo resigned th* council presidency yesterday *• a protest against "security breach**" In connection with th* reported infiltration of Legal Notice nonon o r bale in IIKRKIir slvon refuges Cuba. "commantlos'* Into April, 1041. Macro him self announced "commando landings" Mteco, grandson and nanie- the sslte o f a Dominican-born hero Wednesday but refused to say o f Cuban Independent*, took how many were Involved for ovtT tha rou n d! rein* in April security rensoni. The U. B. State Department when Joae Miro Cardona re­ signed th* presidency in anger haa reported that SO comman­ over tha Ksniuaiy administra­ dos at most may hare Infil­ tion's failure to take effective trated Cuba In recent days. Congressional sources in action agalnet Premier Fidel Washington and refuges Castro. Tit* State Department and spokesmen In O eitral Am erica other U, £. agenclea cut o f f —said to be th* point o f ori­ ■ubeldlee to the eouneil at the gin o f the commando attacks time o f Mlro'a resignation. — placed the number o f inThe organisation wae the os- filtratora at high as 9,QUO. NOTICE puraiiont lo a Final It.er** trnniblo spnnaurs o f tha dis­ of K or.clo.ttr# and Hal*, dal*<1 astrous invasion attempt In June 11, I S il, and aatarod In Chanatry C o m Num h.r 11.471 of th* Cfroutt Court of lh* Ninth Judlalal Circuit, In and For Btmlnnls County, Florida, wh»r*ln HKNIIT R lltri.I.AHIi h o t ii k A iio m n * and M ARUAHKT E. n tl-L A ItO , m T E o r r ie O iu m hla wlfa, or* plain tiff*, ond fm K »rri* o * JIMMY I.EE rfl.EAH T ond T«» Al.tr TO WHOM IT MAT JE A N ETTE R. C l.K A R T, hi* CONCKHNi wlfo, ar* nofondanlo, th* unNO TirK !■ htirehy atv«n Ihm doralgnod Cl»rk w ill tall th* w«, Anifl* 3)1*)11a OdualAs, ami proporty *ltu*t*d In oold Coun­ IiurIia viil, lU rper P '. umU n. will ty and deacrlb.d an: on thp Itth »Uy of July A l>. Dot t, III,irk E, nf 111'EVA rui I At ttill 4>*ClciC!lC A M, lo tJhkan VIRTA MHTATIN, Rooford. flMuiurHi4« Ju■1it'* of tiifl I3ir» Florid*, aronrdlhg lo pint cult Court of Boinlnolu Orntniy, lh#r*of a* rtrnrit.il In Plat FlorMa, «1 hi* C h x m t»# r i At Hook I, l‘ i | * i 1 and t nf th* th# Court IIum m In Eonford. Ihibllo Racord* o f Btmlnol* KlorMt# prwnnnt «.hwlr petition County, Florid*, lo Ali.pt rilfAhAth T. MoK*inat public **l*. to th* high**! it«, An Atlult uiimArrlAil w»* and h o t lilddrr for r**li h*- m»n. aa th*Mr ctillil iimler th« tw*«n lb* hour* of *l*v*n fiArno of KlitAhAth o’oluck In lh* foranoon and T hlt tlitt 14 of jiinn, A.D. two o'clock In th* aft#rnnnn IMS on lh* 3rd day of July. A. IV, Ann!* Miint timifflnA IMS, at th* front door of lh . llnirpor IsAnihtr Houic 1itff Hamlnul* Cuunty Court lluua*, ft. W* W *r*, At to rimy Id Hanford, Florid*. fur I’rtltltjn*m, Arthur If. IMckwttb, Jr., I* O lu.s M il* Clrrk. Circuit Court, Sami- Hvinfortl, Klor IIIa nul* County, Florid* Tuhllth: J uua 17. SI, July 1, t By Marg.trat E. Tyr», IMS. Legal Notice OUR *Get Fidk Quality At — I’ ul.llib: Jun* 14, 13*1 C|iJ-tl4 Quick Solution To An Old In Tb* C l,m il Court ur Tk* M*1b Judtrlot Cirri,II t* iotl For trw ta rl, CanBtr, Florid*. Ik Cbanrory. AI..VLA ANlIKItHO.V Plaintiff -VHKDWIN II ItoX iir and JUDY KOXllY. III# » If,-. lltIH .AM IIKIIT and CJI'KVTIN !.AMIIHIIT, hrr hunbattd, lirfcndant Mi l h K lie bl IT STATE OF FlAVUIDt TO HUH I.AMItLUT atel QUENTIN LAMRERT, h-r hu.ti.iEul who-* r##ld«M,'* I# I*. O BOX 77*1, IIIIO till UK. HO. PUK1UO UICO You #r* hsraby r#qutr#d fo III* )our su .w .r or wrlttan tl.f*n ..*, If any. In lb- abor* proc*#dlug wllh lh# Clrrk of T O T \ " \ T \ ' \ \ tbl* Court, and to «,rv » * copy V th-rrof upon lh* I'ltlnUff'r I ) c*aiilidsti*| yew oUurn.yt, win,.* i,,m** and \ adilr*#* *pp«*i* h«r#uu. on of y ijt t ija jj.i bill* late a il*|l* batnr* Hi* lltb d*y of July, i**3, tb* n.lut* of thia pro* teia fin cm ttflighten c#*dlng brloa * m il for for,let yew fiasetisl iff sift is oloaur* of mortgan* ag-tlnat tb* following d**4irlb«d prop­ ikin itdei. Wily Mt bt si arty. to-wlti Dot 11-—ll-glnnlug 11*1 f**l i Hiw yes I n ear plan attUf AV**t ond 1* (#*t North of lh* Hwutn#a*t uirni'f of th* Hotftbw*#t i( of Hactlon 14— O-U, Haniiiiul* Counly, Flor­ id*. Ihrn.o run North H i LOANS UP TO9600 f**l. tt ##t |ul f##l, Houtb 11* f*rt, Kurt 144 (r*t, lo * point o f Urglunlng IKiNK AND OttDLUKD at Hanford. County of Hrml.iol*. ktat* of FlurUU. tbl# 14th day of Jon*, till. Arthur II IDikwIth Jr. C O K P O N A Y I O N Clark circuit Court. Haiulnol* C o . Houfurd. FI*. SANFORDUy: M *rgar*t E. Tyr* MONEY PROBLEM! A lto r n * )* for IHalutltt 404 Ja.-kaon Sll**l T«n,bo 3. Flurido. I'ubiiih: Jun* IT. 14 July 1, 1 I SI J CDJ-IJ. — G .A .C .— F IN A N C E 111 W.first SI....fAi«l« 23743 -ORLANDO429 N. 0f*n|* Are., GArden 4 3605 401 W C.ntr.l glvd r.Ai.l.n VtUH 12-1H.Colon'll Or .GAiden 5 2«41 Fresh Caught Mullet Plain Talk LONDON (U PI)—The Lon don Daily Mall, on the pur pose of Kennedy's European visit: " , . . to put it bluntly, he has com * over to sea thst President Charles T)e Gaulle does not smash NATO." Chicken Livers . 5 lbs. $1.25 FIRST CU T RIB BOARDING FRILLS AND FLOUNCES FOR MYSELF t. Limit 4 With 13 Order Cavanaugh Tire Service Toilet Tissue l.iavit 4 W illi «T Order HOUSE w a s t h a t tH 4AV,U00P16, TH' 3HMTFF BUCKS WITH Trt' S6AO. LAOS. rr< BUT A MATTE K DP DAVS UNTIL I SHALL PfCtuC- O ow ie& seD EARS AH' TH* A LEGACY FRCM AY UNClfe 3ULX/0* BROOKLYN ESTATE / — MILLIONS/— MY BRIDGECOUSIN MICHAEL WAS SUMMONED UNoO.WHO TO LONDON IN The DEAD OFNlU41t CLAIMED 3Y TUB LOAOiHU BARRISTER OP CAPETOWN ENGLAND,TO COHFER UPON A W A* Mi£ PWAL SETTLEMENT— UAVsCRADLE KAh V 5 NORTHERN FA 2-2203 BOARDING I lb. can TOMATOES 1401 S. French Are. OUR jR D E R e O A N E W 4 E T C P S L M .1 T K (P L U S T A X ) ROUSE DON'T SPHAlM TOUR VACUUM, *v, DOPING ANY AtOB* SPENDING CAAOi MARTHA,MY LOVE— S P R e e a / r v s a l r e a d y Pu t UMF - AH - 1 THOUGHT THAT A PERMANENT WAVE iMTHAT. MAYHAP TO H it MYSetP BANK ROLL f RECEIVING. IT Down TO 5AWS AND OCT MONEY F£OM A VISITING MEASURED F0(?AHEW "»HOOPLG I* A RBO LETTBW MMF— (AO«MlM<3 COAT AMD DAY IN THIS HUT— AND g y . t»7RlPEO TROO&fcRS, WITH A WAY OP CELEBRATING,X J£• PCfTTlOM OP THAT 60M THAT MtCHAeL LftPT IN YOUR C A R il Bev 2 27 PORK CHOPS lb. $2o» AS LOW AS lb. 9c GRADE: A IJUICK FROZEN Hard - To • Beat Prices. 16 DOU64N6 NOUR 5 S & 29' few minutes Limit 1 Wkh 93 Order A oof *7) fib £ 5 SHURFINE FLOUR PJPPlEC — H e ftW E D His beeze r IN He b e a * Shurfresh Biscuits . . 5c Mr. G Frozen French Fries 5c Lim it 6 With 93 Order Limit I With >3 Order LARGE ItAG PLANTATION v V -Y MEAL or GRITS . . 25c SVtfI Limit 1 I’ lra.e ■■ llc in i 57 Sauer, 8 ox. .... ....... .... ........ ..... Deputy Clark. IHEAD I. Eleven Venetian Dllnda. metal, manufactured by Banhanlt Ulaea A I'aint t'ornpany, Hanford, Vlor Ida. no model or aerial number*, ha* been filed agalnet you In th* nbova-etyled eult, and you sr* required to terv* a copy ef your Anewar or other I’ leadIng to tb* Complaint on Plain­ tiff's Attorney, Mack N. Clevo land. Jr.. Bull* AM Seoford Atlantic National Rank Hull,I la t. Sanfurd. Florida, and Ilia Iba original Anawar or other Pleading In tha Office of lha Clerk of lb* Circuit Court on •r before the Atb day of July, A U i t l l . If you (all lit do an. a decree pro confeaao will be taken agalnet you for lb* relief demanded la th* Com aialnt. Thia Nolle* eball be publleb*d naco a weak far four conMcutlva weak* In Th* Banlard Herald. Dntad thia 23Va day of May, |i*puty CDrk A. D. 1141 . Qragory, Cour* A I'anlallo (■UAL) Arthur H Ueekwltb. Jr.. C"T*rlr of tha Dreult Court TRU-TENDER BEEF WASHINGTON (U P I) — Th* Senst* wo* expected to approve today and rend to the White House a bill to ex­ tend for another year federal corporation and consumer ex­ cise taxes. Ilrlnx W u rrr.lrr.h irr Sauer, 7 04. ]? l OWIN’6 6UBBLL& A G A Ib la Ilrlnr N a.ory Naurr, 7 or. Sara l.rr t hoc. Swirl Lakr, II ox........... Sara l.rr llrtiwnir*, II o<. ......, _ Mara l.cc Coffer, 111, ox. _______________ Answer to Previous Fum e Places and Things At Kll.sS J llxltin r.pltsl S N»w York cily SNaiwIron's tint .ill* ule 14 Sect cd bull of Kg>Vt ISOvrr ipo*i) H.UiJd-v UNumbrr (|>l) 15 Old Dukb m .u u n ITIIorta'i (4 It IS Scuff* JUKorm • ouliun 3UN*filhe word 23 Nrilhrr 3jr*rm bnilcnf 54 Inl.lUct 51 L'uil# Tom'* I* tot it* 54 Ktitde 5T I'futu.t 54 Faouniutikknam* MCuLtla. 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QUANTITY. HIGIIT3 RESERVED \*r. 4) - O N IO N S . . . . TT To 5 Itii, F r ev sifiitv Potatoes . . . . 10 lbs. 38c t . S. .No. TT1 ________ 1 3J 1 VI,f* for a l.Vut 11 1 i ~ ,0 Modem hiin* wall 47 Henry Vlll t lootlh * if .tlCIUnrK mile ujH.w.IUn put uiurce ib . 29 IS I'rt* on il Scottith p i t N Lliutwth II. hu-bend 54 Anri ul tns.r u 5T U 41 tint friend of .Meuudwr th* Gnat 43 teuuniBf 14 Glt*k guddru 23*1 43 Strait : p .O 14 it.»> grr eting 44 r.niimn* R ip e BANANAS 11 pri—.— W (tu ition �4 K ras Most European Papers See Good In JFK's Visit Washington, many do Gaulle and the short per­ German European newspapers felt the iod which W e s t Chancellor Konrad Adenauer trip was ill-timed because of has remaining in office. the Profum o scandal in Bri­ “ Ill, Jack I " headlined the tain, the political crisis in London Daily Mail, adding in Italy, the godt-alone policies an editorial. “ He was right to ftio r to Kennedy'* depart­ of French President Charles com e.” O t h e r newspapers. LONDON CITPI) — M a ori Ihe p r t ji in most W rit European newspaper* ngreed Egropeani capital* extended editorially today that Preal- a we|eom j to the Preiident, • dent Kennedy a European . . . _ , , . tour, which appeared to be ill-1 w b ,r r i” d Sunday in * e ,t ■tarred, m ay accom piiih Geimany on the first leg o f a go mething worthwhile after four-nation trip, til. ure from June 24, ’63 — Pnge 3 ftp fnfarl fm lk that Kennedy was skipping Paris on his tour. “ T h is," it said, “ is a sad and disquieting spectacle for those who obstinately believe that Ihe security o f the West can be guaranteed only by Ihe cooperation o f the United Statea and the increasing sol­ idarity of the free w orld ." The London Daily Mail said Kennedy's tumultuous recep­ tion in Germany “ i* Ihe first answer to those who co m ­ Ik plained that tie ought to have « * In France, Le Fi.:;iro noted lls<’ cd at home . . ." with m ore reservation, echo­ ed this sentiment. The Communist newspapers and radio stations in Western Europe attacked the visit, but London's Communist DailyWorker praised Kennedy's “ anti-cold w a r" speech of June 10 and reserved its cri­ ticism for Adenauer. In W e s t Germ sny, Ihe Frankfurter Allegem cinc said Kennedy “ struck right to the middle of the Rhenish heart • HOME FOGGING 90 DAY GUARANTEE All Homes Up to 1,000 sq.ft — $15.00 11 for cnch 100 sq.ft, over 1.000 SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, IN C SAVE fiH sH H L on Quantity Righfe Reserved — Prktt Good thru Juno 26th WINN DIRIt •TOWCS. me. — SOTYMIGHT --- IMS# FA 2-M92 204 N. ELM W eight Wafehtr* ENJOY LOW-CALORIE HIGH-PROTEIN FRYERS Delicious - satisfyingv«t foe from fatten­ ing . that's chicken! An overogs serving ot chicken contains only one-third to one half at many calories a t an equivalent ser­ ving of many popular meats - yet plenty of needed protein. It's truly a dieter's dish. d r SPECIAL / d f Saiiylsad 6a. or Ha. Hr. “A” FRYERS . . Dressed & Drown . . Whole CONGRESSMAN A. SYDNEY HERLONO Jit. him all the answers. Here he is in his office in WushinKtnn surrounded by thu replies to his questionnaire sent out to every registered voter in Florida’s Fifth Congressional District. Some 30,000 of them were returned. The questionnaire covered the principal issues before the Congress and the nation and tiie replies provided a valu­ able store of information as to bow a substantial number of the voters of the District feel on these issues. W -0 LEAN GROUND Beef 3 pV 1 . COPELAND or ARMOUR -,V Franks u. 49’ Hoffa Eyes Taxes In Studying W age Plans WASHINGTON dicated he might seek - more J a m e s ' pay and few er fringe benefits H. Hoffa said today he would in forthcoming bargaining. Fringe benefit*— pensions. weigh tax angles carefully before presenting wage d e ­ mands to trucking firms this fall because union drivers are moving into higher tax b rac­ kets. Hoffa said in an interview that he might await congress­ Mrs. Sarah Ann Elliott, *rl ional action on President of Jacksonville, died Sun lay Kennedy's tax cut proposals morning at the Orange City before deciding how much of Nursing Home. a pay increase to seek at the Horn June 28. !87fi. in Manopening of negotiations in ilia , Ontario, Canada, Mrs. October. If taxes are lowered, he in- Elliott had lived in Jackson­ ville for 40 years and was a member of ihe Glendale Com­ munity Church of South Jack­ sonville. W r iin os- wKsrrisTi ok Team sters' " (U P I) president Mrs. Elliott Dies Sunday Legal Notice l. v v im tt v k i i s o s- s i . v v i v tin v i % vi. s: it i * t it i «• t os* « i : m i v i i i . s; r n i v n . s i . o n ­ t o v. t o s-.i.tu’ t* v s i i* s :« T ls n n OK w t lli o i i T i u r r . JsoTICB M IIFttlKlir f»IV JJN that a of th* • srn.r* of t.m l* situated In _ in .A v t \ I ' h a i n a i ’. k i »i* t u i <t ) ■ OS' SKUIXOI.H r O tl N T Y. rUOKM iA. wilt ho h«M »t th . CUy Halt In Ovledu. KtorliU, at t.n o'clock A. M„ on th . ith d»y or July, a . n. I sat, for t h . purpose of sl.c tln a an* supervisor for Mid Dis­ trict lor a l i r a of th r » . Tsars, at which sl.otlnn nvrrr aura of land In thn District •hnlt r.prsssnt nns shars and •arli » « nsr .h a ll h . antitlsd to vot* In p iricn or by prosy In wrlttna dutr signed for • v .r y arrs of land owned hy him in aueh P inlrlrt; ati.trl• l.ta . may represent their wards, aseciitors slid admintstrators may represent • t a le , nt dw -nsad persons and private corporation, may he represented hr th .lr o ffice r, •r duly authorised even t.. The ownrre of e mejorlty at th" ic ir .w e In eucli Dletrlrt ehell be nerceeary to conetttnte a qarirum for the purpoae of holding em h eleotlun and to transact each other huetnr.e as may cume before the meetM "p a le d thle U th day of June, A. t». 1**J. / » / It r . Wheeler. J r , rhelrm en / • / A. Pud*. Jr. / . / M 1. Uery A t til* Hoard of flu parv leu re of fllavU Dralnagt Dl.trlct of flemlnole Coun­ ty. Ktorlda. ru ld l.h June 17, SI, IMS. CUJ-»« She is survived by a step­ daughter, Mrs. Joe Masters of Osteen ami several nice* and nephews. Services will be held at 11 a. m. Tuesday at the graveside in the Dixie Py­ thian Cemetery in Jackson­ ville. Brlison Funeral Home In charge o f local arrangements. WinnJngest Jockey ICiidie Arcaro was the greatest money . winning Jockey in racing history at the time o f his retirement in 1902. *ecording to Uie B ritan nin Hook of the Year. Legal Notice r ir r iT u ir fl v m n X rm C K IS hereby riven ■hat I em * n r * g "d In hunt. »«>• at t o t ; Kuril* Si . K inford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fli-l1tb.il" n*m* of * * A PAt.VTt.SfJ, end that I Island to register e j:| nem " with th« ftv r k of th * Circuit <j-urt. Kemlnola County, Kl »r14*. in eitcordan"* with the frrovWiona of th* Flrtltbiue Xiuta Ktatut**, t o .w it: S*ntlon tsy o s Florida htatotsv ISit. JAMRK O B A K O W tnf At.FItKD A lltiUI.KT Pulilleb: Jun* 2t, July 1, S. IS. IMS. Ct»J-H#. For Property* <#CARRAW AY S S ' C a s u a lt y mnA McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK FA 2*UJ;U SA V E medical cuie and similar Hoffa said. contract provisions — olten "O u r guy* are going home represent a belter deal for a with $lfsxi a week in their worker who pays a high per­ pockets," Hoffa said. "It may centage of income in taxes, he belter to put most of any increase we negotiate into fringes instead o f wages." The head of the nation's largest uninn said a nation­ wide minimum for truck driv­ ers of *3.03 an hour has now been established. Many road Woodrow Cash of Down­ drivers could earn *200 by town Cleaners, was honored working longer than W hours. this week for his profession­ Overtime is common in (he al drycleaning skill. Cash a c­ trucking industry. cepted the challenge o f DryHoffa showed no roncern cleaning World magazine and over his recent indictment on successfully rem oved a dif­ fraud and conspiracy charges ficult "m ystery sp ot" on a in connection w i t h loans swatch of material affixed to made by the Teamster*' Cen­ tiie magazine's cover. Dry- tral States Pension Fund. cleaning World dared its 32,0OU readers to clean the spot without damaging the mater­ ial. Cash was one of the drycleaners in this area who did a perfect job. • W E L LS DRILLED The “ Spotsmanship A w ard" • PUM PS SERVICED which is now prominently slitA N D INSTALLED played m his store: reads: • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS "T o Woodrow Cash, Down­ • F R E E ESTIMATES town Cleaners, In recognition of pDifess.onal dry cleaning CALL FA 2-6037 skill as demonstrated in .tie successful rem oval of pro­ PAOLA ROAD blem spots," I4«. . KELLOGGS V A R IET Y J^ACTC P> . . Uvvtt I pleo e C e re al 10-PIC. PKG. REG. 35< 25< ,. . D IX IE D ARLIN G TW IN Business R o l l s .. 12-CT. PKG. SSA AV VE E 6^ l i s( EACH . . Urut Lena 2 w.ih with f<» lood order. Com et REG. SIZE SA VE 2 -l/ 6 < EACH . . THRIFTY M A ID T O M A T O Sauce 3 SA VE K X M. G. HODGES EACH . . THRIFTY M A IO TOMA! J u ic e . . * PLUMBING Morton H IA T AND SERVE Macaroni & Cheese. Spaghetti & M e a t . . "LET’S TALK DRY CLEANING” By . W OODROW CASH In another epot in tnila)'* paper, you will read • new* itrm from Ihe National Institute of Clean­ ing pertaining to eerlif(vflleit of mrril being won by dry rleanera participat­ ing in their ip rcial program all ov*r th* country. A awatrh of matvrial v i i ernt out from Ihrir latHiralory badly soilrd with stains of unknown rontrnt. We were asked In diagnose Ihe spots, rlran the swatch, press and return to Ihrm. Upon successful com­ pletion awards w ire presented tn winners. We aro proud to annotine* that wr met this challenge and won one o f the awards, thu* substantiating our claim to be a trained dryclranrr from M l ) in Ihe most progressive op to date methods available. W# do not rely on our knowledge, or experience alone, but have N it) to help o» hy tnrir brochure* and bulletins. Business today cna not aland •till, noc profit by Ihe past alone, but must progress and keep abreast o f improvements, new materials being produced, and the beet o f cleaning. W* honestly believe we have all this to o ffe r our customers at th* Down­ town Cleaners. Our Cotton Clinic now h» operation is utilizing the best o f materials, Ihe best o f our knowl­ edge and riperienrr, and the aid ut tlir N il) in keeping your summer cottons fresh and new looking. Call, or drop by. The Downtown Cleaners. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDEREKS 111 PALMETTO AV E. PHONE FA 3-5M3 Li WK n ____ BANANAS F IR M RIPE GET FREE GIFTS FASTER W ITH TOP V A LU E ST A M PS W IN N - D IX IE �Disruptive Question II h w M lj Mtunl n d ataadabt* that th* mpona* to ao pro­ found * ruling m th* SuprvtM Court’s decision In the school prayer esses should reflect deep visions with­ in the country. legsl scholsrs ssy thst the fctoh court’s prim* function Is to try to settle the grest decisive Issues thst otherwise night tear our so­ ciety spurt Tbs court don not ersste these divisions. It simply attempts to dssl with them whan they appear. On Its face, the relation between church and government Is now and always has been s potentially disrup­ tive question. Human feelings on the subject of religion are strong. No lass strong are the words of the U. & Constitution declaring thst church sad stats shall fas kept separata, and religious freedom shall be aseurad to all persons. In the current controversy, com­ plaint comes from cltlsens who ssy that freedom has been abridged by •tats or city laws which require the reading of the Bible and the Lord’s Prayer by school pupils. One of the complainant# has no religion, the other is a Unitarian and * as not accept at) parts of the Bible. The Supreme Court’s decision that each religious practices do violate the Constitution has the endorsement of many, though far from all relig­ ious organisations and leaders. It should bo noted also thst the U. 8. court la not a pioneer In this field. Several state supreme courts, Interpreting their own state consti­ tutions on the subject of religious freedom, have handed down similar readings. Many devoutly religious persona are quite reasonably concerned over the Impact these ruling* rosy have on the religious life or the country. In its newest decision the U. S. court has tried—evidently with only partial success— to convince the nation that it la not assailing religion, but simply Many what K deems an Improper link be­ tween religion and govamaant A striking dissent cornea from Daan Erwin N. Griswold of ths Har­ vard Law School. Anticipating the court’s latest ruling, and comment­ ing on Its 1963 decision la the cele­ brated New York ease, he says the court la construing the Constitution’s language in far too rigid ‘‘abeolutiat’’ terms. He argues thst ths founding fa­ thers meant to bar establishment of a state-supported church, but not to expunge from the nation’s life all signs and ceremonies of religious na­ ture. Griswold contends further that anyone who objects to school prayers, Bible reading or other such practices can preserve his freedom simply by declining to take part. He says the parson who does this must accept the minority status this places him In— and yet has a right to expect the tol­ erance of others. The high court says in reply that even when a law excuses those who do not wish to participate, it is still coercive and puts a stigma on the objectors. In the esses just decided, It Is also a fact thst tolerance by the majority was sadly breached. The complainant In Baltimore has seen her son abused physically many times, her home end car often attacked, herself re­ fused work. The Unitarian in Penn­ sylvania has been subject to violent, sometimes obscene written abuse. That these things wers done in the very name of religious faith per­ haps illustrates perfectly the gravity of the problem the court has tried to solve. The court cannot and should not attempt to reconcile religious differ­ ences. It does have a responsibility for keeping government neutral in the matter. Many religious leaders agree that fostering of faith is the business of church and fumily—with­ out help from the schools or any other government source. The Invisible C IA consplcuoue fey foiling a Sen­ know how mueh money It is ate pay# w ho was trying to spending. deliver a letter from Sen. I enjoy going through the Frank Church, D-ldaho, to budget and picking out Items the agency director. that 1 think might be used to Although the Senator's of­ mask ■ few bucks for the fice had apprised the agsncy The purpoes o f the syitem la to keep the CIA out of the of the page's m inion, he was CIA. For Instance, there is public eye, end vice versa. upon arrival Interrogated at the Abaca fiber program. According lo Die budget for T h e need lor that is under­ length and len t away with the fiscal ISM, this program Is letter undelivered. standable. I am not Informed as to taking nothing out o f the But In it i quest for anony­ m ity ths agency oa occasions what the guards told the lad. Treasury and la putting $99,000 back In. That certainly h as gone to such extremes "T h ere ain't nobody here but looks suspicious. In fact, It's us penguins and we're Invis­ the effect has been to call at­ downright unburesucratic. ib le " probably. tention to Itself. My hunch ia that there’s The things that I find most Som e o f theao Incidents really no such thing as Abaca feavo produced comic ov er­ Intriguing about the CIA's se­ fiber and that the money ac­ tones, as In Iho old silent curity syitem Is the way Its tually la going to the CIA. m ovies where the guy who la operating eip e n w s are handl­ On page 822 o f Ihe budget, tlppytoslng around steps on ed. Funds fo r the agency are $408,000 is earmarked for concealed somewhere in the a piece o f fly paper. massive fe d e ril budget, so payment of annuities to the widow* o f lighthouse keepers. m a de Itself surreptitiously that only a few persons That also looks fishy. Are there really that many widows o f lighthouse keepers ■till siuujkI? Or are som e of / WHAT CARE 1FRKDOVS* \ / OWOOZ HBHAS \ the CIA agenta in disguise? A-COOOJ! 1 S M f TD DC-.CCOATH 1 f A $080,000 Item for the U. Vf-fU THIS PEACH AW* \ l COMA COUT1WTBP OOWTLV J v t lvIL ftMEwrrvwrrH \ ) AIOOIW ( S. Naval Academ y's laundry $ CA srritBw rM o*TU FP*a \ E s g T "TH BLATASJT ) service likewise would be a MAWK16H . : S jfA { CLATTER OB A I I logical place lo conceal a CIA 1 WHSMrMBand WHEKB A LL* I W TVrWWSUTKAV J \ UUAjKI&H** a Py- t, Lf*T~j « jl appropriatiun. You can con­ 7 RAISED WHSMamVdCAB* AX* ceal almost anything Is a 1 VVMIRRW, 1MUST KEWTwetsxs •ovibthm’S Navy laundry hag. A T )* * * // Other budgetary Item* that caught m y eye ostensibly covered such activltlea as "brush disposal" and the pre­ servation o f aneirnt Nubian ruotinmenl*. Offhand, $9 million seems like an awful lot of money for the government to be spend ing to get rid of brushes. And. an ancient Nubian mon­ ument sounds to ms like ■ perfect hangout for spies. WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e CbatM i latcUlgsncs A icn cy ssaiatslni a security system that is io tight It would ap­ p ea r at tim es to be self-de­ feating. OUT OUR W AY / W lt# TOO MUCH cm A CHAUUB ©1p #anfori> IjmiUi Page A Sanford, Florida Mon., June 2-1. 1963 WALTSBB A. SI BLOW, BUST OR ABD FVBL1SI rasRis v a n rs.i/r M s s u l s f Editor JUUT WBLI.S Cauaty Editor CECELIA BARBRA Kucitir Editor DOROTHY A ASTIR S'ootvito Editor ■ u a s c s u r r io a VBBD WBLLI XochaalMl Bust. ZAMIR L_ asioREAKBA iluolnoM SUsSlor BMIRLMT J. OSLANT C IsiilflH H sssisr TRANK VOLTOLINR Circulation M ss*sir bates By MsU AB SE W ■ tH iM i, c o o s tr t l l . t l 1 Tonr I I I * 1 T o r I I I Wook 1.11 • Months ».so a Moath* I IS t Monika ESS 1 Month* II* 1 Month l.SS t Month I). S. Postal Hsaulslloas prorldo that all n a il subM rleUau ho ante th s d ts s c * ____________ ___________________________________ S « M D olltttr B s t t f l i AS socoad cl*oo maltor Octosoi IT, ISIS at th* Pool Of tie* or aunlord, Florid*. under Ih* Act » f Co«fr«o* of Morch. Th* Morale I* » aombor a( lb* Uaiiod PrMo wkloh 1* m UIIoo •■duolrtly lo Ih* **• (or Mpubll*ati*a « ( oU Ih* l*c*i ■••• hrlalad la Ul* aawopayor. N* part ot any M a l a r i a l , ■ «*■ or **r*rti*lns. •( tbl* odltlu* • f Th* eanlord Morale may ti* r-producad In any «ta*a*r with­ out wrllta* parmlaalnn « f Iho publlahif uf TI,* lloralJ. Any Individual or firm itaponalbla (or *ut'h rrpruUuciloa will n* coaaldtrod a* Infrlnslna on Tho Hamid'* copyrlsht and will b* hold llahlo (or douioso* undor Ih* law. I'ubllahod dally a n .p l Baiarday. UunJoy and ClirtitiuA*. published Saturday proceeding C a rtel*** Quotes Spain today la neither men tally nor psychologically nor socially prepared fur the ex ­ ercise o f religious liberty in the way that in other coun­ tries is normal and even in­ dispensable. —Dr. I’ edra Cantcro, Roman Catholic blsbop of lluclva. The federal government is not a stranger or an enemy. It la tha people of 30 states Joining la a national effort to seek progress la every state. —President R em edy, speakla Alabama. Political W ashington," said Wheeler, Plana to make form er Presi­ "the more I think it'a more Important to have guts than dent Harry* S. Truman's SOth to h ave brains." birthday, M ay I , 1M4, a real Responding to all these and w isgding are already under a lot more tributes, Truman, way. Thia cam e out, along pink-cheeked and in his rare, form , said la reply, with i lot of inside political old stories, at the 22nd anniver­ "W hat in hell can a man say or d o after all that? But one sary reunion of the Senate's of these d a y s ," be continued, World War Investigating Com ­ " I 'l l be in a position where mittee on National Defense. t c a n ’t hear what you say. Truman was in Washington I hope you'll go on saying It for the affair aa guest of anyway. honor since he w as the com ­ "W hen a man has a re­ mittee’ s first chairman. He sponsibility to IBo mllBon made the committee fsrnous, people be can't please them and It made him vice presi­ a ll," Truman reminisced, in d en t a m ellow mood. "H e has to Charles Patrick Clark, as­ make decisions. A third to a sociate counsel on the origi­ half o f the people always have nal committee staff, hosted to raise bell about i t this year's black-tie dinner "N o w they’re being very for 40 old Trum an cronies, kind to an old man. I wish and w ss its master of cere­ they had been more so then." monies. It was Clark who Trum an paid some beauti­ announced that the com m it­ ful tributes to former Presi­ tee's 23rd anniversary dinner dent Herbert Hoover, who had next year will celebrate Tru­ responded to his call for belp, m an's SOth. " I asked him to do for me V ice President Lyndon what he did for Woodrow Wil­ Johnson, at this year's din­ son— feed the people of Bul­ ner, g iv e Truman a large garia and Romania and Iran measure o f credit fo - the and Syria and Azerbaijan. D em ocrslic victory in I960. And then I asked him to plan A fter the Los Angeles nom ­ the reorganization of the fed­ inating convention, Johnson eral government. And wa put revealed, Sen. Kennedy told three-fourths of his recom ­ his running mate, "G o see mendations into effect. " I got President Hoover to Harry Truman and ask him how lo run for vice presi­ com e down lo Independence and dedicate the Truman dent.” "G e t as far away from M emorial Library. While he was there he came to the home as you ca n ," Truman house where Mrs. Truman advised Johnson. "G o to Bos­ ton. That's where 1 opened my campaign. The Irish will department o f your state uni­ receive you with open arms. Then get Jack to go to versity. Texas. They won’t be as ny Its) Cochran Send for ir y "Vocational afraid o f a Catholic if they H e's b pretty good husband Guidance K it," enclosing a see one.” who is as nice to his wife in long stamped, return enve­ "John M cCormack (Speak­ private aa he is in public. lope, plus 20 cents. H will er o f the House) got some help familiarize you with col­ fellows o u t," Johnson told A failure may be a fellow lege entrance testing formats. the Truman guests. "H e hired w ho is satisfied to get a slap enough to fill the hall and he on tha back Just because he even had a horse out in is coughing. front." Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Incidentally, you will never CANE P-473: Hilda B ., aged II, ie a high school graduate. find m ore beautiful women than Ibe wives and assistants "D r . Crane," she begin, o f m odem dental turgeons. "w h at coursas should 1 study Perhaps those doctors are la colleg e? so acutely aware of the va|>> " I can afford only a couple o f pretty teeth that they sub­ o f yeare so what could 1 take consciously pick their wives that would guarantco m o a and office assistants with that good position ?" In mind. There are tw o aplendld Anyway, I have addressed choicee open to m en and all sorts o f professional con­ women who can afford only ventions f or mors than a a couple of yeare at college. quarter o f a century and I Q — How many secretaries First, enroll In any lead­ would rate the dental wives o f l is t * have become presi­ ing business college for Us and assistant! at the top. d en t! two-year diploma course. Another choice for high A —Six. Jefferson, Madison, Therein you will study bus­ school graduates li to study iness law, applied psychol­ to becom e medical techni­ Monroe, Julin Quincy Adams, ogy, business English, a c­ cians aa well as nurses. Van Burnt, and James Bu­ counting, atenogrspiiy, public And in addition to denial chanan. ■peaking and other very hyglanlata, the dental pro practical subJcctE fe n kin also Is badly In need Q —What i* * singular fact And when you graduate, o f m ore dental assistants. about the kiwi bird? you are placed in a position Some o f our mors progress­ at about $100 per week sal­ ive business colleges now o f­ A — It lay* an eg g oneary! fer special courses far train­ fourth its own weight. For the leading business ing secretaries who will work colleges offer this splendid for engineers, dentists, phy­ Q — When wa* Ih* U. S. placem ent service to their sicians, personnel aqd other Coast Guard created I graduates. business aaecutives. A — In 1790. Even if you later wish to Itemember, l i b e r a l arts take som e liberal arts cours­ courses are o f a general cul Q —Why la Maryland called es, you can then do so in the tural nature so they don't of evening division o f your state fer much levcrago for prying tho Old Lin* B u t* ? university. A — Because it* "troops c f looie a quick Job as soon as Meimwhll*, you will have you graduate. tha line" won special praise professional status and be So, If you can afford oniy from Georg* Washington for earning a good salary. one or two years at a college. gallantry during tha Revolu­ A second excellent choice, It Is wiser to select practical tionary War. especially for girls like Hil­ courses as mentioned abovs. da, la to enroll in a dental Q— Which la A frica’* oldest Then later strap around for college where talented young Interesting liberal arts cours­ independent country? women can lake the two-year es in the evening extension A — Ethiopia. dental hygiene courses. Then they ir e em ployed as an ally of Uie usual busy dent a] surgeon. LaM winter, while I was vlaiting Ihe New Orleans Denial Association, I was also invited U> Loyola Universlly • DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS denial college fur an alternoon lecture. SILK SCREEN PROCESS Tile auditorium was packed SIGNS OF A LI. KINDS with dental students and half 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. a hundred beaulifu) girls who were taking the dental hy­ giene courses. • O '* and A 's FAST RELIABLE * Carpels • Furniture • Til* • Piano* * Rental Beds Barbs was entertaining fear bridgg club. And one old gal them asked him what an ex-presi. dent did. Hoover’ a reply w ait "'H a takes pills and dads* cates llbrarie*.” Letters The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida 1 want to thank you tor f t * publicity you have given th* entertainers for our meeting at the Sanford Shrine Club thia evening. Sanford should be very proud to have e newspaper like The Herald, and I wan* you to know that you havw my full cooperation and beat wishes at all times. Cordially yours, Roy G. William# President The Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida. Dear Editor, The passing of Popf John X X I11 has touched th# world and stirred a common dirge which encircles our divided world binding man closer, much closer, together. Hla ar­ dent heart w as grest enough to Infold every race and every creed, yet sensitive enough to feel the amallest w iif s In­ most need. His worth to thw world may only be measured by the advancement o f the ages. C lilr Cameron Hansow (M rs. Geo. Dewwy Hanson) Kg? *+H controlled: Johnson riding a horse In Head colds this time o f year Texas wouldn't be news. But u io nothing to slices* at— Johnson doing a Paul Revere ju st with. in Boston was news. Every paper in Texas carried the pictures. And Ihat h elp ed , Kennedy and Johnson carry Texas as welt as nine other slates, where Johnson made EST. 1935 108 speeches on his way back INSURANCE AT home. F orm er Sen. Burton K. Wheeler o f Montana, Tru­ man's first Senate boss s i chairman of the Commerce 111 So. Palmetto Cbnimlttee, paid tribute to the ex-President because "h e had Phone FA 2-0814 guts. The m ore I live in wB> A IT O & a r tfu l, SERVICE 'Ijo u n q S ig n PHONE FA 2-6-122 BUYING A NEW CAR? L^T US FIN AN CE IT! Becouse You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose to your northern friends TO SAVE MONEY! Compare Our Lower Monthly INSTALLMENTS NEW CAR FIN A N C IN G ! CURRENT Sanford Furniture Co. Notebook W A SH IN G TO N - (N E A ) - INTEREST RATE — OVER 35 YEARS A t First A Palmetto (Alongside #14 p**t e ffice) Peter Edsoff “Moybt I Should Keep Some for Myself’ Bait your line with these free "Summertram Cards"... and help Florida grow!* Everyone wants to visit th# ‘ Sunshine State. Often the only thing lacking is s personal invitation to sample Florida's sea-cooled summertime pleasures. Pick up UP TO A LOW 36 MONTHS TO PAY enuugh o f t h o c colorful "Sum m ergram " postcards lo bend to ell o f your non-FlorvIian friends. Invite them to vacation, to explore the unlimited business and professional opportunity?, to see for themselves the traundlr** fun of living . . . in FLO R ID A ! ' “SUMMIRBRAMS" itiilikli fR{[ »t your otorest FHL otiico... IQOtrl MEMUER F.D.LC. CALL F A Irfsx RALPH I’ EZOI.I) 2-1611 or t r s s s ia is AN D ASK .FLORIDA FOR JIM DOUCETTE POWER N il (IN C W. bcult Rums & LIGHT COMPANY S UJ t O PiOtlOA 207 Mag. A ve. �’ !* * im • (t M (D n t June 24, ’63 — Page 5 fm B s ja h C b b ii • By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am a widow, but am still young and, I an told, attrac­ tive. The man I want s«ms more in­ terested in gin rumm* than any­ thing else He plays for big stakes and I can’t afford to pliy with him. He has invited me out nany times. But it is always with otter guests at his club or to his apartnent, and it invariably ends up in a gin game. How can I get this man to put down the cards long enough t« realize that one queen is enough? SOPHIE DEAR X. C.: Every “ sitter’’ should have WRITTEN instructions so there will be no uncertainty about what she is expected to do, what she may NOT do. how long she is ex­ pected to sit, how much she shall be paid—and most important, WHERE to reach the parents in case of emer­ gency. • • • • DEAR ABBY: Our 16-year-old daughter has been doing soma baby­ sitting. A t a second sitting with some children, one of the children informed her that his mother said, “Joyce (not her real name) could at least have done the dishes.’’ Just what is expected of a sitter? She is paid 50 cents an hour to sit, not to do house­ work. Joyce wouldn't have minded doing the dishes, but why should she be expected to do them without being told? Don't you think if sitters are expected to do more than sit they should be told in advance and paid accordingly? N. C. Q t V II All A A g q j 1066 A » . . . A A Q J 1087 A A VQIATA VKI AKIOIII «J | ai SOUTH (D ) AKA VAJIII ♦ A Q 71 ♦ IS Worth and Sooth wuhtentble ■ m IS Wart North Kart IV Paae 3 A !* J N T . Pw e I N .T . a * Double Pasi 4 N X P m Pm Pass Opening lead—A S For instance, here is a hand from the recent tournament at Columbia. S. C. South can make four m>-lrun>p and Hast will go down one at four spades. U )& J h s t I tfo m Many w om en confuse “ read­ ing” the dally paper with extracting from it just the things that interest them. Then they wonder why their husbands know so much more Thv word “ ih in te y ” or "ch a n tey ," meaning “ a song o f labor,” com es from the Trench "c h a n te r " which m esne “ to sing.'' Legal Notice fcs cCsmUirt J s Si s ' i ( lasts C s s s l;, riniM s. S*m. NOTICE TO Legal Notice (IIKIMTOH* To ALL I’ K BOONS HAVING * oh o k s ia n u h AOAINHT I AID E S T A T E : Ton snd s s -h a t you art h*rebv notified snd r*>iutr*<l to fils sn y claim s ami dsntsnds which you. or slth tr of you, M ) ' have aKalnit said •Mate In ths offlt-* of Hon. Vernon C. Miss. J r . County tides of Komi no]* County, sc i !• offlcs In ths Court Hou*» In Hanford, Florid*, within six cslsndsr months from Ihs tints of ths first publication o f this nolle*. K adi eUltn or d*m*nd must b* In w riting snd con­ tain tbs pises of rssldsnc* and »ost offlrs »ddr*»* of ths claimant amt muaa Vo aworn to by th* clalmawt, his agent or atlnrnsy. or (ho aamo shall t s void. M ART M. K EEN AN, Kxscutrls rttarlss V. MarshvIt of Ttuih, Itssd and Marshall So Last IJvInastoB l i m i t Orlando, FTnrlil* Altornsys for E ssea trl* Publish: Junt t. Is. IT. 14. c l a im mi CD J-I r la T b s I 's s f l Of Th* I n a stf Jude*. S m l u l a Csw sty, S lu t. Ida. p it TODAY * TU E SD AY M in t r. Disney • By Oswald Jacoby The bidding at all tables started with one heart by South, two clubs by North and some num ber o f spades by East. When East chose to btd four spades South would dou­ ble and North wuuld have no choice, but to leave it in ami the N’ortli-Suuth score of plus 100 would turn out to be poor one. At a lew tables live bidding went as shown in the box. On tills sequence North could a f­ ford to bid four no-trump at ter his partner's double ol four spades. There would be no way for South to read the four no-trump bid as anything but a desire to play that contract since North had pre­ viously been satisfied to hid only three no trump after his partner bid two. Ruth Miiiett If she hasn't read any poli­ tical news, o r any foreign news, or looked at the scores on the sports pages, studied the financial page, turned In the com ics, or read the edi­ torials she doesn't know any­ thing about the news— from a man's point of view. “ Don't you ev e r read the newspaper?” Is a question men arc always asking their wives. And the answ er Is usually an indignant, “ Of course 1 d o ." “ Then how could you have missed su ch-and-such?" the man wants to know. Well, a woman can trad a newspaper snd still miss most of what interests a man. And many women read a paper just that way. Any woman who wants to l>e able to discuss the news band had better look to see what sections of th* news•■per he reads, aud then add those section* to Up - ones she turns to naturally. If.tV J 'v l :« l 1:1* l:!i 1:11 I II t ilt 1:11 I II T:4* 1:11 AT 1:00 - 3:00 - 1:00 7:00 - 9.00 Each Token h Good For On* 20 Lb. Wash (Twice As Mach As A Reg. 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It** ( I ) a * c r * l fftorm (I) (1) 1:11 (4) (I) 4:d* fill 1:3# 1:11 1:14 (») (I ) (I ) (4) (l) (I) III ■ AI A m in o s * ■••< T h * Match O an * E d g * of Night Maho Soow Far Daddy Dtarovsry 'I t Amorlraa N* NBC Now* Mavorlrk I.'aela W a ll Supsrma* la s a r a ia FYNE-TEX SAVE Mtf BLEACH See 11* For KODAK CAM Kit A S , Film and Finishing DAILOM Wieboldt's CA M E R A SIIDI* 210 S. PARK AVE. STAMPEDE! \ 1 _ _ U M O N S -m I cti\ r l L IU1 - 1M I M l u I R h PUONK F A 2-1216 LA S T 2 DAYS TON1TE A TU B S. T W IC E N IT ELY FIRST T IM E 7:13 MG-MWe«e"ts M J M h t 1C"ts • • It m W orlds F iiR ~ MMVIMM TtOCOla* * * w m * * * aaw* 10 mw hi | C O -FE A TU R E JUMBO SIZE P M K K A T EACH 63 CO M ET. offer* V-8HORSEPOWER r LOPES We (live ( aritiad Psaae* Fri. Thru J urs. APPLETREATS P KG 0 F » REG. 3?f kAOT PAUt THIN H.KKD I I t 10? i* . . p lu s tm e-ca r otyllnQ . . . sm o o th e r ride TECHNICOLOR* OLF HEAD TOKENS M rt B W(Unit I Per Family) W P 7:104:30 p. m. NBC. Mon­ lieves Murray la responsible sets out to And the other*. day night a t the movies. for his son's death. Margo His Journey takes him to the •From Hell to T e x ii," star­ and John Larch are featured. territorial capital where he ( !) Editorial is expected and shunned. Lar­ C ) M a n e M * a * * m le ring Don M urray. Diane Var7:30-1:30 p m . ABC. The Sporta ry Ward ably holds the less si, Chill Wills and Jay C. Dakotas. “ Crisis at High Ban­ (t> Ntwacop* exciting portions together, IS) M k J -n * ( t s Kspat* Flippen. (c o lo r) (rerun). jo ." (rerun). This one com es ( I ) Sport* ricturt with good support from Jack Same unusual aspects of this on explosively, then settles «>> Editorial C s k k M l Elam. <St tl«n n *s*y story help lift It until it just down to a slower pace before 9-9:30 p. m . CBS. The Dan­ IS) W tatlsar Shaw about makes the level of good building up to another ex ­ III B rsrard Nawa ny Thom as Show, (rerun) <S) Sport* a sso r t entertainment. Murray plays plosion in its clim ax. Marshal (l> Orbit ■ cowboy wbo believes in Ragan recognise! ■ condem­ (t> H um tlsr-B fM k l*r TV RENTAL nonviolence, hardly consist­ ned killer as one o f the men IS) Ripcord • Sale* • Service ( ! ) silent Ssrtloa ent with the average image who murdered his wife years (I ) D lcost before. He nearly kills the of the w est. He is pursued (S) W slto r twoBkllS (1) Monday Nlta A t I lia by an older man (R . G. A rm ­ man before he Is controlled. PA 2-4920 Movloa Zenith Culor TV Sale* goes to the From ■ sliver of information II) To Toll Th * Truth strong), w ho 2600 Sanford Av*. I I ) T h* Dakotas other extrem e when he be­ he gets from the killer, he (!) I ’v * d ot A S Sot it T o G o Out T* A Movl# 1 1 ! H appened Walt ffejfc • M O N D A Y P. M. I ts id e sa sstt • m w « N a (•> Chsckmats it ) w a y * * r a n k e r T W ! IL -vT r R I T Z si. 1M UK: Th* E stat* of E U /.A ItKTH W. BUCHANAN. d*CfASSd. Noilc# I* hereby s te m that I .has* filed my final return* as executor of th* Estat* of ELIZABETH W . BI.V1I ANAS. d*c*asrd; that f hav* fllad mr petition for distribution and for final dlsrhars*. and that on tb* 1st dsy of July. A. I>. IMS. t w ill apply to tb* Honoraht* C. Vernon M u *. J r. County J u tsof B.inloolf County. Florida, for approval of sa il final retjrn e and for s s order af etam bu llo n snt for final dlsrhars* s* «S*cutor of th* will o f Elisabeth VV Buchanan. d*c*as*d. Dated this SSth day of May. A. D. 1*«S. /a/ Slamual IT. B uchans* A* Esacutor of th* Kstat* of ELIZA BETH W. BUCHAN AN. d*<-*ar*d IM b llskI Juaa 4, IS. IT, *4. ISSS CDJ-I B ED. MORNING 9:3# % U FUN SHO W su n : thsu they do about what's happening in the world. No one has read the news­ paper thoroughly if she has fleeting ly glanced at the frunt-page headlines, read the gory details of any sensation­ al murder that catches the eye, end then turned to the women’ s pages. So far as enlightening her­ self enough to discuss the news with her husband, she might as well not have open­ ed the paper. T stat# of W. MICHAEL K R B K A X. dsessssiS • J U N E S P E C IA L ! TV Time Previews V.S4 (I ) (4) T: 14 (S) I.I s l>) All A m • CONFIDENTIAL TO MIKE: Con­ fess. You’ll feel better. A clear con­ science is a greut tranquilizer. a c o b y O n (B h id q & M y eolumn* on the Black* wood convention have result­ ed in a great m any requests to discuss it again. In case any one doea not know, the Blackw ood conven­ tion provides, in its simplest form, that a bid o f four notrump is a dem and to part­ ner to tell how many acea ha holds. lie responds five clubs with no a c c ; five diamonds with one; five hearts with tw o; five spades with three snd five no trump with all four. Most players w in use Blackwood play that any four trump bid is a re­ quest for aces. This is sim ­ ple indeed, but the experts have found many cases where they want to use four notrump as a norm al bid—not an artificial one. • DEAR ABBY: You suy that freeflying birds are unsanitary in the hume. If you want to get technical, what is sanitary about ANY house pet? (Unless it’s a fish.) Just how* sanitary* are our habits? Ask any Japanese how sanitary it is to walk into the house in shoes that have been collecting dirt on the streets. Or ask • Hindu what he thinks of our practics of shaking hands. And how about kissing? Heaven forbid! The lady wbo lets her parakeet fly over the dining room table is quite right: A caged bird is neither a hap­ py nor a healthy one. On the other hand if her husband’s life is made miserable by this unsanitary prac­ tice, she has two choices: (1) Find a loving, but unsanitary home for her pet. (2) Get a less sanitary husbund. BIRD WOMAN DEAR SOPHIE: You can’t. If he gets stuck with one quten, it’ll cost him ten points. He nerds at least three. YOURS is not the hand he loves to hold. Look for Another deal. • • Television 2 tiq h iiq h t& ’* • • b e s t r e s a le value rncord in the held. Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 109 North Pulmettn Avenue Sunfurd, Honda FOR 53534848235348482323234848234853534823232353482353 BREAD 2 / 3 5 ' aA I 1 1 �Ij '. m -AJtffa iV.mrr t "T ~ •, V--r: ■ Pago S — June 34, ’« Miss Melanie Sue Sehaal « ] * r i 4 by Um a r a b m o f the le fce Monroe B om Domon- W eds Frank Harvey Letton Letton, Orlando, on June IS lar Nance o f Sanford. itrtlfaii Qab n c o tly fn the R ev. Jam es u>we of the B u iH on il Mldlng of tha daughter o f M r. and Mra. at the St. Jam es Catholic Vpnlo Fioabjrtorian Church. James Pater Sehaal, fan n er Church in Orlando. Chancellory office, S t Augus­ Organ nuptial music was Iho Mppor woo followed hy m id en ts of Sanford, becam e tine, officiated at the nuptial tho brldo « ' Prank Harvey furnished by M rs. Mary To- Mltom ftmeo vndor th« di­ rection oi Mra. J. E. Andrews. The now jraldaat Mra. C. E. Boater nomad the cnalmten of Mftona project# and It waa voted to thango tho meeting Sato from tho first Thursday Of oath month to the second Tharaday. Tho first meeting of tho now reason will be In September and will be bald at the scout building on tha aatwol grounds at Monroe. Mra. J. C. Sapp and Mra. Louise Rtuhlow will bo HoaTbs past president, Mrs. Ed Fltagtraid, waa presented g ift from tha club o f costume Jewelry. A large d*corat*d birthday cake made b y Mrs. Hebert Mann held tho names o f Mra. Sapp, Mrs. Marlon Loo, Mrs. Fltsgeraid, Mrs. H L. Johnson and Mra. H a u l Gardner who all have birth­ days this month. Those attending w ire special guest Miss Ruby Cohen, M r. and Mra, Bob Mann, Str, and Mrs. Julius Black welder, Mra. J. H. Tindel and guests, Mrs. JL H. Almand and grandson Bonnie Tindel, Mrs. Rushlow, and brother Joe Rughlow, Mrs. 01 Iff Nordgrcn, Mrs, Hunter, Mrs. Wm. Carroll Hr., Mra. Jack 8tandifer, Mrs. A. P. Rahn and guest Mrs. W. K. Pratt, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs, Ed Dowell, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs, Fltsgeraid, Mra. Lecm, Mrs. Thelma Emerson, Mrs. Sapp and Mrs. Johnson. Mass which followed Use wed­ ding rite. Mra. Letton was attended by Miss Cathy Fenton, Balti­ more, as maid o f honor. while Mrs. Join Tosh and Mins Rod­ ney Monaghan, Orlando, were bridesmaids. Mr. Letton had Owen M. Dens more, Orlando, as best man, wllh Mr. Lctton's cou­ sin, David Herlong o f Lees­ burg, Rex Young, William Rice and William Knownacki Orlando as groom sm en. Mr. Young, Mr. Denmore, and Mr. Kownackl are class­ mates of the groom at Geor­ gia Tech, where he la a phsysics major. The couple left far Fontana Village for a honeymoon af­ ter which they will reside in Atlanta where the groom will continue his studies. During the reception at the Sehaal hom e, Mrs. S. it. Dighton, form erly of Sanford, served punch while Mrs. II. W. Wing cut the cake. Guests wrre welcomed by MUs Tru­ dy Wrigley, Miss Louise My­ ers kept the bride's book and Miss F.llcn llaer introduced guests to the h onored. Mrs. Dunn Honored At Luncheon A group o f club members and friends gathered at the Lake Mary horns o f Mrs. lyn 'Partin and Joy Wain right ............................. - ’ J.“If.“Staley. *^?ar I teases for a ahowar-tea honor­ |Mrs. By Linda Hialthaoa Frank Evans, to honor Mis. Arrangements of fresh a#gsted w ith serving tha Mra. M. U G ary and Mrs. ing Oviedo bride-elect. Mist Betty Dunn, w ho has served as president o f the Lake Mary C. R- Clonta, wera co-hoa- |Nancy Estes, a t the boms o f |spring flow ers w ere placed freshments. Woman's Club for the peat throughout the house. Mist year. Estes w as assisted la opening She la leaving fo r a few her g ifts b y her mother, Mrs. months and w ill enter the M. M. Estes and Miss Suianne Navat Hospital in Jackson* Partin. The g ifts htd arrived vllle, fo r treatments. Co-h«sw — Ucses with M rs. Evans was In the afternoon, preceding Mrs. Olan Boutwsll. F ro m Your Downtown the party, and when the guests Mrs. Dunn was presented arrived they wera on display Florist with her past president’s pin fo r all to see. from the club members antf About 60 friends attended SANFORD also a lovely permanent Co­ the party from 7:30 to 9 p.m. FLOWER SHOP ral arrangem ent from the Mrs. James Partin and Mrs. Csr. R . 1st * Sanford Ave. board and committee mem­ John Courier presided at the FA 2*1 M 2 FA 2-8132 bers. tea table and the Misses Mari­ A luncheon was served con­ sisting o f assorted relishes, cheese, salads, fruit mold, egg, cheese and bacon ribbon loaf, iced tea, sherbet and dainty U « cakes. Guests w ere Mmes. J. P. Avery, Gladys Brown, J. O. QUALITY - SERVICE Gregory, A. L. Keeth, Frank Leone, Bob Martin, Robert INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE Mooni-y, Carl Moss, Phil N oFOR THE REST IN gueria, Harry Sandusky, Hugh LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Tlllls. Earl Toney, William MISS NANCY ESTES Khattuck, G race Llndall and 304 W. 1st. Opposlt* Goodstnr (Herald Photo) Thomaa Padden. Out-of-town gucsta Includ­ ed Mrs. Marlise Froneberger, Mrs. Lctton's aunt, Columbia, S. C. and formerly o f San­ ford; Misses Jan Wackrnhut and Jane Franrino. Miami, class mates at FSU. Talla­ hassee and Mrs. Raymond N. Sehaal, Sanford, MRS. FRANK HARVEY LETTON Oviedo Bride - Elect Feted At Afternoon Shower r Tea re­ FLOWERS f M v (Dsdux LAUNDRY Cr CLEANERS Legion Auxiliary Receives Award A Joint installation of the American le g io n and Auxili­ ary waa held at the Legion Building on Highway 17-trJ. t'anipbell I.ossing Post 5il in­ stalled thrir officers first, then the new commander, Dan­ iel C. llitxie presented the aux­ iliary gavt-1 to the president, Mrs. W. J. King. Mrs. K ing instructed the sergeant at arms, Mrs. C. B. Hunter, to escort the captain Mew President 3 f Fellowship Miss Hyman Honored A t Bridal Shower By Linda Smithson M lw In grid' <Mickle) Hy­ man waa gucat o f honor at ■ recent mlactllancou* shower •t the home o f Mra, A. M. Mrllo, in Chulunta. Among the gnent. were the bride'* mother, Mr*. Ferrell llym an and tha gToom’s mo. ther, Mr*. P. M. Smithmin. Other gueita included 31mra. l\ 31. Smithson, Donald Smithaon. Hub Boylw, K. M. Seidel, Harold Lyle*, 1,. W. Moraki, C. 1L Miller, W. A . Stiver, William K. Croaiulalt, J. J. Muaka, and Jame# Pearson. row Mark Motts, Paul Thomas, Melodic Chance, Alan Winn, Monica Olliff, Lauren Lipford anil Kevin Epps. Second row, Jeff Behrens, Jimmy Brodie, Linda Dixon, Mark Noyes, Bob McHenry, Miko FitzGerald and Kandy Brown. Third row, Terri Tetenbuum, Scott Batholomew, Lewis Dorton. Tina Persons, Kevin Beckwith and Marchelle Oliff, (Photo by Gnssnuin) 'fyahdsn $jctb By M ra. R. G, Rri##on O f llihlaru* Circle One o f the mn#t popular plant! at this tint*- o f the yiwr I* the gardenia with It* aw ret fragrance and whit* flower*, Tha plant la pretty even wh*n tnnt root Block varieties, inch as mystery, dixlo darling and the old cape jasm ine varletic*. It improve* them to prune them hack about one third of their *iie after th* blooming Mason la finished. Now la a good time to do that. when not in bloom with It* ahiny green leave*. Gardenia* .Imuld be plant'd In arid *ol! ami not any deck­ er In th* ground than they grew in tho nuracry. They ihould be fertilized threw nr four time* a year using the tame ferUlixer, uaed for ax*, lea* and canu-tlia*. To avoid root knot, it ia w Lie to plant nematode re#l*- SMI>KE YOUR OWN FISH Salmon and wldtefish can be smoked on a hoodttl or reg­ ular bat he, ur. Add dampened Church Calendar Fixings OUTDOOR EA T IN ‘ hickory or apple chips to a glowing bed o f wood rharrnnt briquet* fur Itesi result*. 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Arthur Hi.'Uil, dis­ trict sergeant at arms. New office r* installed were Mr*. King, presidssit; Mr*. Ruth Sm ith, first vice pres!* dent; Mr*. Russell Tench, sec­ ond vicu president; Sirs. C. E. Hunter, secretary; Mrs. Jose­ phine MilHken, treasurer; Mrs. L. II. W ynne, historian; Mrs. Thomas N , Dillard, chaplain and .Mrs. J. Q. Galloway, *ergeant at aim s, M ri. Charles Webster, mem­ bership chairm an, rreeivrd on behalf o f the d u h a surprise key award. Mrs. Dnneeky made the presentation and ex­ plained that under Mr*. Web­ ster’s direction, tho Sanford uuxiliury had achieved 120','e membership by last Dec. 31. Tlit* was the largest member­ ship gain In tho whula sixth district, Mr*. Roy Tilti* presented the installation team with a gift and Mr*. King received novelty money corsage, de­ signed by Mrs. W , It. son, us a g ift ftum the illary. Many vlsttora Were present for the me«-ting, some as away as Massachusetts. Re­ freshment# were served during the social hour by Mr*. 31 r*. Donald J. Brumfield and Mrs. Brinson. NEWCOMER?or has someone for Casselberry Mr*. Kichurd W ebber o f Oakwood Dr. In Casselberry and children, Surio, Dvbhie and Ricky, le ft la it week for thair farm at Churehvllle. N. Y. Mr. W -b b -r, who hai been racing Imiinm * Lw*- c- at Aon* Lera, N. Y ., ralurned to tho aouth briefly to help hi# fam ­ ily move north for th# sum­ mer. The Christian Women’s Fel­ lowship m et at the Firit Christian Church, with 31r*. W. M. Youni! presiding. Cir­ cle report* were given for the year b y circle chairmen and Ihe treasurer reported that all cornmilmcnt* for the year to ChrUtian Missionary Society and benevolent home* had hern met. A budget for 1963 81 of 3«W wa*p resented and accepted. It was announced that the ad Iterim minister, Mr. Gregg would arrive on July 1st. and It wat auggeited tint any­ one having furniture to lend the parsonage get in touch with Ilk- committee. Mr*. Young turned the ga­ vel over to Mr*. Hamid Ring, incoming president, who con­ ducted the worship program and also talked o f plans for the com ing year. Support of the ad Interim minister and the churches w as urged. During the social hour re­ freshments of cake and punch were served by Mrs W. II. Young to Mrs. Lester Ttiarpe, Mrs. J. I- Horton Sr., Mrs. O. D. f-andress, Mrs. J. L. Horton J r.. Mrs. W. I*. Yesley. Mr*. Blanche Kuhn, Mra. Euphemia Huntley, Mr*. Ber tha Richards, Mr*. 0 , T. IVSMon. Mr#. Ring. Mr*. Hobart Shield* and MU* Flor­ ence Bishop. TU E SD AY Men o f the First Prtaby. terlau Church will meet for their monthly aupps-r and this will lie ladies night. Starting time U 7 p m . in tha Educa­ tional Building, ALL DAY WEDNESDAY o f the Installation tram, Mrs. i Nick Dancsky, to the podium for the auxiliary installation ceremony. Mrs. Ring MEMBERS OF THE STEPPING STONES KIN­ DERGARTEN, all tlrcnncd tip in thoir coatumea representing charters from "Mother Goona Lund'* and "Story Books." They wore these costumes when the presented their spring program tit tho close of tho school year, at the First Baptist Church under tho direction of Mrs A. J. Bracken and Mrs. F. L. Bumpier. Left tu right arc (front PENNEY’S OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT GIRLS W HITE DRESS SHOES M E N ’S C A N V A S SPORT SHOES . . . 2.99 . . 1.99 V IR G IN IA l’ KTKOSKl l*. <>. Box 1211 NORA NO It ItlS TE 8-1314 a FLOUR SQUARES — Household Towels . 3/1.00 WELCOME W AG O N Sanford Electric G IR L'S SHORTS, Sixes 3 to 14 . . . . 77c C031 PAN Y l i t Magnolia FA REMEMBER YOU CAN CHARGE IT! �• ’• ‘ A ?•* - -'-----*- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H H B H B V I flM M n B M a M n H H M n tH H M M a a M a M M H H H M M H B t S I M M I M H B a a n W U H a M H H a a n n M M U U H B B i June Ct *63 — Far*1 7 fn ilf! Florida Fishing M ay Be Featured ® J J r ® s A t W orld's Fair In New York * te n in various sections of the' state have writirn us. asking how they may be represented and their story told at the World’s Fair. “ Because our slate is a fisherman's paradise Hist ran suit any taste o r budget, the authority frels it must do 'K id' Conies Through For Cincy Back In Roaring Yanks Pennant Race By Winning 2 Vnlted Pres* Intemstkmsl The • !• • II* % «* a 3» Cincinnati Reds are back in the National League pennant picture because Bob Turkey and Johnny Edwards went to the movies last week, Turkey, a 23-game winner la d year who missed the first month o f this season will) a shoulder injury, lie* cam e alarm ed when he lost four straight gam es, so he and his batterymate decided to look at (Urns of the big righthander’ s rrcent per­ form ances. Edwards immediately spot­ ted a change in Turkey’s dr­ ill cry. "The movies showed that Boh was unconsciously labor­ ing his arm ,” the Reds’ babyfaced catcher revealed. "He wasn't rearing bark like he used to. lie was kinda push­ ing his fast ball up there and as a result it lacked that little b op .” The lesson Turkey learned from Uut single m ovie ses­ sion paid off handsomely Sunday. Ills Hob's fast ball bad plenty o ( hop on it as he pitched his first complete game o f the season— a f o u r hit, 4-0 victory over the Honston Colts In the opener of a doublelicader. Tho Reds also won the nightcap, 8 1, behind ancient Joe Xuxhall to boost their latest winning streak to seven games ami sneak into third place, only one game back o f the pace-setting St. Louis Cardinals. The Ix>« Angeles Dodgers edged St. Louis, 43, hut the Cardinals maintained their half-game lead over secondplace San Francisco when the Milwaukee Braves walloped the C.iantj, 10 4. The Pitts­ burgh Pirates scored a com e­ back 7 6 victory ov er the Chi­ cago Cubs amt the New York Meta took a pair from the Philadelphia Phillies, 5 o and 4 1. V a ltH Press International Manager Ralph Houk o f the New York Yankees should feel vindicated today. It was just a little more than a year ago when Houk was forced to decide between a pea green rookie and the veteran Robin Roberts. He went for the " k id " and let Roberts go. If your m em ory Is as good as you think it is you’ ll re­ call what a ruckus that mov­ ed caused, especially after Roberts caught on with the Baltimore Orioles and proreeded to win 10 games. Young Jim Bouton, the "k id " Houk kept Instead, struggled to a not-loo-impressive 7-7 season and was earmarked for the bullpen when the 1963 Am erican League season began. The 21 year-old right-hand­ er did such a good job in some esrly-sesMin relief roles that Houk promoted him to a starting berth. That was back on May 12 against the Orioles. Since then. Jnn has won eight of nine decisions, In­ cluding a sparkling four-bit­ ter Sunday that pared the Yankees to an 81) victory over the Boston Red Sox and in­ creased their AL lead to two full gam es over the Chicago White Sox, who split a dou­ bleheader with the Cleveland Indians, winning the opener. 2-1, and dropping the night­ cap. 20. In the other games, the Detroit Tigers buried the Kansas City A ’s, H-2, the the Baltimore Orioles down­ ed the Minnesota Twins, 4-1, ami the Washington Senators shut out the Isi* Angeles An­ gels, 4 0. The Cincinnati Reds heat the Houston Colts twice, 410 and 8 1 , the Pittsburgh Pirlie s nipped the Chicago Cubs, 76. the Milwaukee Braves routed the San Francisco (Hants, 10-4. the l-o* Angeles Dodgers shaded the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-3. ami the New York Meta downed the Phil­ adelphia Phillies twtee, 50 and 4-1, in Netional league action. all it can to sec that our fish ing centers arc shown to the 18 million people we expect |j visit the Florida site." The director said tlwst plans arc being developed to run struct a circular building. 4o Icct in diam eter, on the lake. This building will appear to float on the w aier and will lie divided into ID exhibit areas. The exhibit arras. Lie di­ rector explained, will be sold to lishing centers in the state on " a first com e, first served basis and persons interested in such an exhibit should con­ tact authority hrad<|uarU’rs." Stensgaurd c o in in e n l • ed. "F lorid a has 2.<50,UU) acres o f fresh water and 8.426 miles o f tidal coastline a* well as easy access to the At lantic Ocean ami the Cult of M exico, "This entire area ia dotted with fishing centers too nura erous to mention, and they lure millions o f residents and visitors each year. Their story deserves to be told, and we propose to help them tell It." Sarasota Captures Title In First Half United Press International . lett rapped In three runs to Tl>e first hall o f thr Flor- take over the league1 lead in Ida State la -a ja r IMseli.ill that department at 31. season ended last night with The final standings: Sara*ota w ell in front ot W. I.. Pel. the pack by a six game mar­ Sarasota 40 22 .645 gin. 3.3 27 .350 St. Pete 33 29 .532 Tw o games — Miami at Lakeland 31 3t ,.VX) Sarasota and Fort Lauder- Orlando 29 32 .173 dale at hi. Petersburg—were Fort l-*ud. 28 34 .452 rained out last night. In Daytona Beach 27 15 .435 other action, Tam pa look the Miami MADISON. Wl». (U P!) opener of a douhlehrader Tampa 28 37 .413 — Mickey- Wright packed her from Orlando and then bowed g o lf clubs and first prlie mon­ to the twing in tin* night­ ey of *1.200 Unlay ami head­ cap 6-0. Daytona Beach top­ ed east after breonting the ped Lakeland 7 2. fourth woman in the 34-year Yowells defeated the LocoAll teams are idle tonight history o f the Western W om­ with the second half of the motive Engineer* in the Na­ en's Open g o lf tnumamrs-nt to 1season opening tomorrow with tional l.eugtic II to 3 over the win the title twice in a row. a clean slat for all eight weekend. Sidney laiyil allow­ The SB-year-old Dallas, Tex., team s in the loop. ed the Engineers only one blonde, leading mnne-y winner Andy Duslal twirled a five- hit while striking out 12 batin tha Ladies Professional hitter for Tampa in the op**n ters. Melt Morgan homrred. (Jolfers Association, roasted er last night, whiffed (Ive and Yowells lot .540 9—11 to a nina-stroke victory Sun­ walked not a man. lie was laico. Engineers 000 919 9— 3 day over Kathy Whitworth, aided by a two-run h om er1 Jul. N. M., in tha 72-hole from Sieve Reeves in Untournament. Mis* Wright card­ fifth Inning. ed a one-under-par 73 for a Curt Savver struck out se­ four-round sub-par total of ven and allowed only (our 292. Skipper Senkarlk pitched safeties in gaining revenge Miss Whitworth finished for Orlando in the nightcap. one-hit hall, striking out 13 with 301, four strokes ahead Tom Quick belted a two-run halter*, to pace YourU's In o f the early tourney h-ader, blast In the filth. a 13 4 victory over F’ irst Fed­ Marilyn Smith, Te<|ue«ta, Fla, Itasca-loaded singles by eral In the National 1-ittle Mist W right ranted three centerfiekler A! la-wis and League. The (mix score,liMl 913 9—13 birdies In building her second firstbaseman George lleuleit Yowell s consM-iitiva Western llpen paced lamlland s win. lieu First Federal lino 004 O— 4 crown. Mickey Picks Up Prize Cash And Heads East Yowells Heat Engineers Scnkorik Pitches 1-Hit Baseball Ray, Giardello Meet Tonight PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Sugar Itajr Robinson and Joey (Hardello, each eruving an­ other shot at the middluw eight crown, are slats*! for a 19round "elim inator" tonight be­ fore sn expected 9.0IK) at Phil­ adelphia's Convention Hall Giardello o f Philadelphia It favored at 7-S her a us* o f hi* advantage In youth, 32 years to Robinaon's 42 or 43; and because he is ranked third among contenders whi-nns the onre great Sugar Kay ia now unrated. G eorgs'* downed Sanford Atlantic 1.5-7 In American l i t ­ tle League play. Crtnrr, win ning pitcher, allowed only three hits, whereas G eorge* tallied 18 hit* G nner got four hits out of five time* at bat, Rohbin* three for lour, Sukes a triple and a single and Hraddock a home run. TUu box score: G eorge'a 014 434-15 Atlantia ym 41n— t Written for N'F.A Bally for fishing, will pull a While almost any modern child on a light hull. With 13 horsepower on • power boat can pull a skier, some are better suited to the light hull, a beginner may Election o f officer* and di have trouble grtting up be purpose than others. Today's outboards have all cause o f comparatively slow rectors will feature a meeting the necessary apecd and pow­ acceleration, but It will pull of the Seminole U tile I * * gue er and they usually throw out an adult. A medium su# util­ at 8 p in Tuesday at the ree* far less wake than an In­ ity boat with 20 to 23 h p. wdl realism club on Fast Over brook Drive, Catselherry. board, making Ior smoother usually pull two adult*. Women'* auxiliary w i l l Horsepower is not the only skiing. A boat should have a speed fartor In determining what meet si the same time to fin­ ab le plant (nr tha exhibition of (ram IS to 25 mile* an hour ski load a boat ran pull. Murh depend* on hull de­ gam'- between league offi­ under a akt load. Below 18 miles an hour, a novice ran sign. weight and other ele­ cials and auxiliary members I July 14. have trouble getting on plane. ment*. A tour boat should be betwren II and 16 feet long for best results, o n too small a boat, the slrrn will be pulled from aide to aide as the skier cross­ es hark and forth behirat it. j The amount of horsepower m ju tred varies with conditicsi. Engineer* have v.crkcd; out a table vvhich tells us that A 10-boraepower motor, essen- Seminolcs Plan Election Meeting By Alan Mover 50 SOX BEAUT - r> * m 4* ® # ©P©W BROOKLINE. Mass, it Pit who hail a 37-36 73, and six Joint- llorus. getting bis in front o f Palmer, who, suf­ st-roml K<’ lfioir wind at II. fering fiom dysentery, card­ thank- Arnold Painter ami ed a 36-41) 76. Jacky < upit today for Ills It wasn’t the 17lh hole that second IL 8. Open victory. ( niuntcd Sunday, though. For “ First I want to thank Palmer it wa* the 11th. where them for ihr way they playrd lie blow any chatter he hud the K ill hole |tt the filial Ity rooting up with a triple round on Saturday," Boros bogey. In Saturday's two final suit!. "A n d then I want to round- he had t ilplr-hogey*d tluink them for taking a lot 44iVyard hole. For (hipit it of sirokra out thru- Sunday. was the third hole, where They encouraged me a lot." he doubh-bogeyrd. The oldest player ever to “ That really hurt." ‘ aid win Am erica’s premier golf t ('upit. "Hut I thought even on tournament. Burns made a the 17th green that I still shambles o f the playoff with could tie Julius — until hr <‘upit and Painter by shooting knocked in his putt fur a a one-umler-par 33-37 -70. birdie. I km-vr 1 wa* gone That put him three strokes then." ahead o f the- 2.Vyear-old ( 'upit. Tha victory climaxed *ix X J M A tA 0 M A L Z O N Z , BOSTON /? £ & S O X 0 j$ s M 4 y t S X o U iP a s (jo 7m x e >v • weeks o f golfing gold for Itoro», who at 13 years ami M2 ■lays wa* three day* older than Britisher T**l Ray when he won the Open in I Kill. 1 u V 1 p p -‘ $74% VOT/X5 TX/$ jf o x t X ,a X a r / tr 7 A £ X tA 7 i 1 t ! -- 1 41 Standings t ailed Pies* International A merles a leagu e W. 1. Prl. 49 21 .625 New York Chicago 41 JO 35 29 .547 Ihiston 36 31 .337 Cleveland Minnrs.it* 36 32 .329 Baltimora .77 31 .321 Isis Angs-lr* 36 :i6 ..VXI Kansas City .71 rat .46.1 D rlroit 37 .18 .41*1 22 .51 .297 Washington .Hatunlay'a Results Minnesota 3 Baltimore t Chicago 2 Cleveland I Detroit 3 Kan*as City 2, night Ia>* Angeles 8 Washington t. night New York 6.7. Boston 3 2 .Sunday's Results Baltimore 4 Minnesota t Detroit It Kansas City 2 Washington 4 lav* Angeles 0 New York 8 Boston 0 Chieago 2 2 ('level ami I 0 Tuesday's Game* Baltimore at lav* Angeles, night Washington at K am ai City, night Detroit at Mlnne.wita, night Cleveland at Boston, 2, iwi night New York at Chicago, night National leagu e W. I - PH. St. lamia 41 20 .380 San Franrlsro 41 .10 .577 Cincinnati 49 so .471 I-os Angela* 39 30 .56.5 Chicago 36 xi .533 Mllwaukrs .71 a s .493 I'lttsburgli .11 .76 .4*8 I’ lillailclplila 31 40 .4.17 New York Jl 44 ,.18'J Housion 27 45 -175 Saturday’ s Hr suite Pittsburgh .7 Chicago n Cincinnati 3 Houston 0 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 0 St. lamia 2 lais Angeles t Philadelphia 2 New York Sunday’* Result* Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 6 » J « /* • * v . **4 * * ; ;i NK\T OFFICERS of tho "Sunshine Kill*” Howling League were elected following the close of tho pennon at n coffee held at the home of Mr.-s. Pcjriry Houser. Kli-itcd wore (from left) Mr*. Nancy Spoon, president; Mrs. RitA Payne, vice president; Mrn. llovveor, secretary, and Ann Kain, treasurer. Herald reporter Julia Barton, who made the photo, was elected sergeantat-arms. (Herald Photo) Sunshine Kids Elect Need Tool* Fur A Job? Save Money New League Officers New shine officer* of tli« Sun­ group. K ids" Howling League were elected at a ro.'loa held may Further be had Now You Can Rent Them — American Rent-All In • Sanford Information by contacting, Mrs. llow acr at her home on at the home of Mrs. Peggy Dommarich Drive in Malt2684 llow ser with 15 members ot land. the croup in attendance. Fleeted vseie Nancy Spoon, president; Rita Payne, vice president; Mr*, llowser, sec­ r : * ........... — retary; Ann Kain, treasurer, and Julia Hartos, sergeant atf Compi*I# fi>plec« Ena* mbit arms. Tlie league, which howl* at Medallion t-in ci m Maitland, linishrd Hie lait game of the season with high scores rolled by Kilty Stewart, 223; Julia llartoa, IWt. and Marta Simp sons, 187. Trophies were awarded to the first place team and Imll vidual trophira went to Kitty Stewart, high average; Ann Halley, high series and Ann Kain and Marta Slinptun, high •ingle game. The league will begin bow l­ ing again in September and Invltutlon la extended to any Interested woman to join the A. Hiawatha " Are. ' ""M * j S H O W Y O U R C O LO R S , 1 Ready to fly \ FLAG SET NORDIC • I • A ft DmihU Ifntnmtd AllTO a iu i 199 rhi* I 7 r. * fnrlmlm Cord H ilA yatrl, m in i mounting »*llbv*ck«t * C(*M|»|#t# »itfc Marnul on Flag Ltioustte y Colton M m in hvtllunl c o n d it io n e r HI New York 5-4 Philadelphia 0-1 Tuesday’ * Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night lavs Angelo* at Cincinnati, night Hmiiton at Milwaukee, night San Fran at St. lavuls, night Chicago at New 5’ork, night TXg X U - ■ 'tim w m k "Hut I’ll lake It." Boros said, "fo r it’s spendable. Houston M jf 4 *4 m • A * W 1 ‘ lljTO'. IkLjHjVm1 That doe-n't count tin- SI,liWi bonus which he anil Cupit ami Pnlnier received fur Sun­ day's playoff before 12,500 on the hot, exacting country club eour-r of Brookline. (.f| ■■ 7 * . 113>' • Starting with the *12.000 he won by capturing the Co­ lonial Invitation at Fort W orth on May 12, Itoro* has picked Up 114,153 In that sixweek span. rln n n n .it! George’s Down Bankers 15-7 TOW BOAT la running too ilow. giving skier trouble. © • To V. IL V PALM ItCACll — P lin t for the construction o f * ftori.li Fishing Centers building on Meadow Lake at the Florida Site In the New York World* Fair in 120143 are under con alderation. W. L. Slensgaard, exceu live director o( the Florida World’ s Fair Authority, said, "This new structure is being considered seriously because of the intense interest we hate had expressed to us in such sn exhibit. "Spokesm en for fishing cen in © Id e s t m J B anToiU yfV •*■1 fffjr * ■ 4 ImU im u Iiii I (ulotl * ft Inch E«|U atop ol I II Aluminum 6UII Cel Your* Now Tor Holiday Dbplay r- __ jm jaw— g laslallstion Factory Warranty — GOODYEAR JONES SERVICE STORE ALTO HER VICK t:>5 W. lot St. FA 2 2821 1005 A. 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F d o c jl l o w - i M l r e e t l o e AIR-Condltionlng - R efriger*. tlon men needed. We train yeu. Tools and equipment furnished. Write C.T. 1. Box U , t o Herald. JOB security ran be jroun by preparing now for com ing Civil Service exams. F or in. formation write NATION­ A L TRAINING SERVICE INC. Box 6A c o SANFORD HERALD. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TEST Men • Women. 1*52. Start high as $102.00 a week. Preparatory training until appointed. Thousands of Jobs open. Experience us­ ually unnecessary. FREE information on Job, sal­ aries, requirements. Write ar.j phone. Lincoln Service, TODAY giving nsm e, ad­ dress a*.' phone. Lincoln service, B o . 15, Sanford Herald. tt. F o r R e n t EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lots and shopping stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple o r sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. Surplus City. 201 W. lit . RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital 4k Baby Beds. By Day. Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2*5111 US W. l i t St. sTTl F U R NI E D Apartment! Clean and close in. Jim m ie Cowan. 322-4012. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. $75. FA 2 5303. 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart* incut. FA 2-0641. LAKE MARY. 6 Room House, tile bath, double carport*, kitchen equipped. Convirnt. ly located to businese * beach area. $75 Mo. Ph. FA 200*0. Legal Notice I n The I'eeart « f til# C manly I ml« r, Seminole IwNRlf, FleerItin. I n l*PNkR|p If* Itr: Km Air or M AMIR MAR* TIN. detrn*ed. T n III ('rptllNVW nN Frraeng llailR V (Ininas ear IlfNiarfa Annin*! W»M Kntafet Y-ni ami ea<-lt of 7 »m Bra hereby notified and required t«» prratnt any iliim a and dr* III<4IIda vs filth jmu, or either »f you, in.ijr h iv e a ia ln tt the ta u t# of MAM IK MAIITIN. da* m i n i , Inia of said ('otinty, ra ttiw County Judge of Hemlnota (! unty, KI<»rf•I.a. at hla offi« • In thw rourt hou*a of said County at Hanford, Florida, within alt calendar month* from Ilia lima of lha flrat publication of thla notice. Kach claim or demand thall I h* la wrltlnr, and shall atata the plara of resident# and post office address o f tha claimant, and ahall be sworn to by Ilia claimant* hla agsnt, ar at* tornty, and any aurh claim nr demand aot aa filed shall wold. / • / Klla Martin Roberta A * K&n u trii of tha L o t W ill and Testament of Manila Martin, deceased Htenstrum, Davis A McIntosh Attornrya for Kiacutrls i't>*i Offu-a Drava# 13*0 -Sanfor.l, Florid* Publish: June it, IT. 34, July 1. 1943. iT>J-4«». IN T ilK ninth (T ill I IT J im u u C O IIIT . (T in i rr IIF FI.1111 III % IN A N II «K UINO l,R f i l l NTT. m u IN I’ ll %NI'KHT Nil. I.lava. M i n i k o r ai r r Till M ilt A KATIILKKN QA Fl­ it I ITT Uhus$ U fiid faca and Ad* adreas la I T l.ltton Avanua Croton, Conn. A SWORN COMPLAINT I fa * . It* bran filed In tha Circuit Court In ami for Hamlnola County, Florida. In Chancery •milled I jOUKN KLLWOOD UAIfUKTT. Plaintiff, -v s - N o ­ ll A KATIILKKN' O A lin K T T , Defendant", praying for cartain relief for the above nam­ ed plaintiff and against >•>« a* the Defendant, Mi\V, T il KIIK FOII Be T i l l * IH TO NOTIFY YOU That If y«»u w|$h to defend again*! and contest tha above entitled action. You are Required t*» file your A n sa tr or ether written defenae. If any y o « have, fo this I’omplaint with tha Clsrk of tha above sty l­ ed Court am! to serve u;»»a P laintiff* attorney. AM IKUT N\ FITTH, whose addrtaa la t Ma»onle llnildlng. Hanford, Florida, a copy of said an* ■wer or other written defense, |on or before! the 3-u d day of July 1943 TIIK SATI UK of said Com­ plaint I* to pray that the above strled Court grant tha above named Plaintiff s Dl* von# \ V lm u lo Matrimonii of and fr»ni you. V A11« NUT TO A NSW K H «* 11 a Decree Pro Conf*s*«* be entered against you. \\rrXKHH My IIend and O fflclal Heal at Hanford. Florida, He in lno l* County, this 13th day of June A D. 1943 Arthur II Deskwltn. J r . Clerk of the above at) led Court lt> Mar g*i si K. T )i « , t>. C Albert N- Fltte 1 Masonic lluitdlng rtn ftoii. Florida ttlorney for P laiotlff Publish June l l t mi A I. B. U4J. CDJH \ >.-«44lie M ^BB^T* ' f B r —. . J u if �■ I o Your Herald A d Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 I. For R**t 9. For Sal* or Rant 12. Real Eatat* For Saki 3 CLEAN cool dow n U lr 2 BDRM house. 817 Catalina. READ THIS Apartm ent., Adult*. ?h. Three bedroom, two bath 12. Real Estate For Sal* F A 21*54. LO Cli ARBOR home. Just a drive and a pitch from NO CASH NEEDED 3 BEDROOM house, kltdan M ay l a i r G olf Course. I Bedroom, 2 bath. $41 a equipped. $50 • m<*>h. ONLY $14,000. $900 down­ month. T. ft I. Included. Downtown. FA 2-8457. payment includes all closing 322-8085. cost*, VIonthly payment* FURNISHED Cottage. (83 $90, including principal, in­ per month. Located a 3 terest, taxes and insurance. Point*. FA 3-14*7. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FURN. Apt. FA 2-0847. FURN. Apt. Close in. P FA 2-2*00. "CLEAN quiet Room s" Gables. FA 2-0720. FA FA 28*4 Park Dr. P* FURNISHED 1 b e d r o t m house. Large rooms. $83 a m o. FA 2-1344. 3-2U8 24)841 323-070* Saxford. Fit. Big shady iota up to 200’ frontage. Highly restricted. WILSON PLACE 3 m l. W. on Hi-Way 48. Willard Jooes F A 2-OM4. or A1 Wallace TK 2-8300. Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSUROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Real good terms! 13 acres, 12 cleared with 388 ft. of state road frontage near Oviedo. St. Johns Realty FURN. I Room Apt. wilt SUNDRIES Store. Stock ft bath k garage. FA 2-3144 THE TIME TESTD FIRM equipment. Well establish­ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ 2 BEDROOM unfurnisiM tire. Call FA 20274 or house. $83 a mo. FA 2-232. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home, Longttood TE *638*. kitchen equipped. living ft Clean tat floor apt. Private dining room wills wall to entrance. 1004 Palmetto. wall carpet, Fla. room, fenced back yard. FA 2-8184 APA R TM E N T aulUble lor REALTOR couple or bechslor. Water SALE or Trade 3 room House 110 North Park Ave. turn. 2 » « S. Elm. and 1 acre for Housetrailer 3234)339 F A 2-2307. and difference. 1211 W. 20th Sanford, Fla. St. Sanford. FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m Apartment. Newly decorat­ CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home on large ihadrd 3 BEDROOM quality home ed. Quesnel Apt. Apt. 7. 4M San Lanta located at 1803 lot at 1814 Mellonville A te. E. 14th St. 322 81*4. Patoma Dr. Hardwood Many extras include living floors and Fla. room. N ice­ 2 BDRM. Furn. Apt. $33 room fireplace with maho­ ly landscaped with shallow 1 BDRM. Furn. Apt. 343 gany paneling; p a r q u e t well. Can be yours with 2101 Magnolia FA 3-3)31 hardwood floors, Florida em ail down payment of room, dining room and a TR A ILE R space lo r rent. $300. No closing cost. large, equipped eat-in kit­ Mobile Manor near SaoianMonthly payment* o f $83.92. chen. Laundry room and do Springs. State Route 434, lota of storage apace in south end of M obile Ave. double g a r a g e . Call Martin Schueman. P h m e FA 2 9320 for an appoint­ TE 8-312*. 1901 S. Park Ave. ment. FA 2 5232 anytime EDUCATOR will rent furnlihed 3 HR home to desIraLlc 3407 ASH MEADE RD. Or­ You can buy the kids a pony lando. By owner. 3 Bed* tenant. FA 2-3181. Ext. 3 a — if you let us put you in­ room , 2 bath, Fla. room ., to this 2 bedroom , 2 bath L A R G E , cool, furn. 3 bdrin. custom home. Sacrifice. farm home near town ami apt. Only $39.30. 1703 M ag­ Central heat, automatic on a paved atreet. Five nolia. sprinkler. Near schools ft acres of tiled land, fenced buses. $16,900. Mr., down. and crossed fenced plus L A R G E House, 3 Bedroom, 2 flowing wells. Priced rea­ bath. $133 Mo. FA 24)219. MORE THAN AN ACRE sonably. 3 btdrm, custom built CB, FU R N . Apt. 2300 Mollunville. 2 bath home on 5 shady lot* in an excellent neighbor­ t BEDROOM furnished A parthood, air conditioners, fire­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM ment with large screened FA 26123 place, enclosed garage, two 118 X . Park Ave. porch. Reasonable. Call John E. Fox Seminole Realty St. Johns Realty FA 2-3164 between 8 ft 6. * BDRM. Ig. Living room. Elec. Range. 122 Shannon Drive. Available July 1st. block* from school. $18,500. $1,500 down, balance month­ ly. J. W. Hall, Realty. 2544 8. French A n ., 322-3041. TO TAL PRICE ONLY AV A ILA B LE JU LY 1ST $4930,00 A n unusually good selection Ttn blocks from town, neut o f fine home* two bedroom home in good FURNISHED location 104 West 10th St. 3 bedroom 1H bath L o n g Can be purchused with as dale $83 little aa $500.00 down and 3 bedroom for econom y $60 monthly payment# a* low aa UNFURNISHED *49.60. * bedroom 11* bath ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Lease $85 Realtor $ bedroom EXCEPTIONAL Raymond Lundqulst, As>o. lease $86 3 bedroom luxury home $175 FA 2 3951 Atlantic Rank Bldg. 8 bedroom larger Pinecrest 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home. home . lease $10O Several others Call usl Stemper Agency 322-4091 •if* Florida room, lots o f tree*. Near base. Low down pay* ment FA 2 6853. 2427 L A U R E L Comfortable 3 bedroom, tile bath CB home In desirable Highland Park. Loaded with c-xtrus! Fenced oak-shaded lot. Convenient to shopping and schools. $13,000, with just $100 down, and $90 per month Includes everything! Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—M ortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 Ravenna Park FA 2 7 495 Evenings FA 2 2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-4060 15. Ru.sine.vH Opportunity Jbr Danfort Rrralh BEAGLES. $20. Can he seen UPRIGHT Piano. Satisfactory SACRIFICE '54 Plymouth Gateway To The Waterway at 100 Garrison Dr. o r Call condition. $33. FA 2-0980. Hobson Sporting Good* convertible. $150. FA 2-1260 FA 2-7544. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer after 3. >1 per day rental for Electric 3046-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3*81 Carpet Sham pooer with pur­ BLACK ft tan red tick Hound chase o f Blue Lustre. Car­ “ A* the authorised agsnt for 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* Puppies, w orm ed; front ex­ Peoples National Bank, roll’s Furniture. cellent stock. 383-9407 or 1959 H AR LEY Davidson 74 State o f New York, we will 385-3128. FL. Well equipped. Excel* DINETTE Set, baby bed. M-tl to the highest bidder Hotpoint T .V . Low Boy 2 1 ”. lent condition. $750. 10th 8 L fo r cash, on* 1957 Chevro­ 32. Flow era . Shrubs King s ite bed ft dresser. ft Sanford Ave. let, at 201 8. Elm Avenue, Crusley Shelvador Refri­ Summer Annuals. Dutch MUI Sanford, Florida at 9:15 1962 CU SH M AN Eagle Scoot* gerator. Ph. FA 3-3028. Nursery. Uptala Rd. Just A.M. July 5, 1963. or. 8 hp. with accessories, o ff 20th St. and 1st. St. 11. L. Foley, Florida Detec­ ABOVE ground Swimming 322-8743. tive Bureau, £ot S, Elm pool 13* x 3’ with filter. .POTTED MUMS m bloom. 39. Trailer* - Cabanas Avenue, Sanford, Florida. Reasonable. NO 1-4338. ' 35c up. G R E A T LAKES. 1960 3 Bed* GRAPEVILLE NURSERY BABY Crib. 813. FA 2-3173. '63 BUICK solid. Straight room Housetrailer. $5' x 10” Grapevllle Ave. Near 20th St. flick . $200. Come to Sanford 21" A D M IR A L TV ft stand. W ill SACRIFICE. Sanford. S3. Furniture A ft W Root Beer Stand. Needs soma work, $30. 322-3435. 322-8743. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. TAKE O V E R UNPAID BAL. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford ITEM UNPAID BAL. '63 Port. T V $99.01 Ave. Ph. TA 2-4132 ”62 P ort. T V $51510 FREE ESTIMATE '63 Console TV $188.40 Upholstering ft Mattress ren'63 Port. T V $118.60 ovaiiag. New ft Used Furni­ '62 Riding Mower $72.00 ture. Call Nin Bedding Mfg. ”63 P ort T V $92.60 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Term* to fit your budget FA 3-211T. FIRESTONE STORE Corner 1st ft French Ave. WANTED reliable couple to lake up monthly payments USED chain link fence. Very o f $13 50 on 3 complete good condition. Reasonable **| know it was a mistake to buy that color TVi" rooms of furniture. Call price. Ph. 322-8121. TE *1511, Casselberry, col­ 27. Special Service* 19. SituallonH Wanted MILADY’S SHOPPE lect. O f fine Fabric* Child Care FA 2-2274. Muttreafl Renovation Sell Us Your Furniture. Quirk 106 S. I’ uik Ave. Includes; Cleaning ft Process­ Service With the Cash. 21. Heauty Salons ing Felt, Brand New Cover, SUPER TRADING POS1 36. Automobile* • Truck* Brand New Insulation Where HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK TA 2 0677. Kmmetl nnri hi* wife Mnry rewide In Sanford at Complete Scr. Eve. Appt’ *.’ BUYING A NEW or Needed. 30G W. 13th. Strcel. They ure members of th* 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 USED CAR? FR E E PICK UP 31. Articles Fur Sale First .Melluuli.it Church. FINANCE IT WITH US ft D ELIVERY SPECIAL Ladies shorts, S)9c. Sleeping ♦ Low Interest Rate* $ 1 -1 .5 0 Cut ’ N Curl Beauty Simp bags, tarps, tent*. Surplus Ready To Serve Yiiu At Holler* uf Sanford ♦ Low Monthly Payments Cold Wave $6.95 complete. ECHOLS REDDING CO. City, 201 W. 1st. FLORIDA STATE BANK 2nd. ft M ignolia FA 2-6321 Open evening by appt. SHALLOW WE LIN ft PUMPS 318 Palmetto Ave. 3220834 SMITH Alr-Coinhlion R efri­ Jerry Lord FA 2 3219 geration service. All work 2 2 . Ilu ild • P a in t - Repair guaranteed. Very reason­ ALUMINUM Furniture re­ Semi-Retired Carpenter able in price. Day FA 2-7434 webbed cheaper than you Small Repairs — Painting Night FA 2-2069. can do it yourtelf. Bring P h o n e - FA 2-7U83 it to the Furniture Center. 1100 French Ave. REMODELING. R e p a i r s , Florida Rooms, carportes, Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ For real autom obile bar isfaction guaranteed. Ph. carpentry, painting, roofing, galni, check the Herald clau FA 2-1817. mildew removal. FA 2-7274. lfled display section. TRACTOR work, mowing, 23. Plumbing Service* discing, blade, scoop. Ph. SALE on used T .V .'*. Guaran­ FA 2-7G64. teed. Town ft Country. Pb. 322-5362. SWEET1K PIE By Nadine Seltzer Your Neighbor A t Hollers EMMETT FERRELL GENERAL MANAGER DISCOUNT SALE BRAND 1963 NEW LAWN SERVICE Wall Plumbing k Heating SEWING MACHINE AIR CONDITIONING SALES ft SERVICE CONTRACT and REPAIR CALL FA 2-578U WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA I 4582 SIDEWALKS, drivew ays, patloi etc. Free estim ate. Ph PLUMBING 322-3508. Contracting Repairs FRE E ESTIMATES 29. Automobile Service R. L. HARVEY Auto Glass, Top* 204 Saniord Ave. r A 2-3383 ft Seat Covers 27. Special Services FRIGIDAIRE Sale* ft .Vrviea G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2 3883 PLYMOUTH & VA LIA N T SINGER AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED t TON Air-Conditioner. A -l condition, end tables, port­ able Westinghouse oven, sun lamp, radio. Mlsc. items. Phone 323 0485. OKRA by FA 2-0415. th* bushel. READY 31IX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, blocks, tend, cement, rock, pipe, steel, g rr e -e traps, dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. F A 2-5751 CHROME Dinette set. Table top ft 6 chairs, gray finish. 36'' x 50". 762 Umgdale Ave. Iamgwnod. 838 7118. M AN or WOMAN to service and collect from cigarette, Ire and other Coin operated 11. II. POPE CO., INC. Senkarik Gla.*a ami Puint 3 BR. 1 bath. $75 a mo. dispensers in thi* area. This 300 So. Psrk Ave. FA 2 4234 Company $1.25 P E R W EEK 1601 PALMETTO 3 BR. H i bath. $85 a mo. ia a very good position that 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 Assume payment. 1962 Zig Attractive S bedroom CH home Large 3 B r , 2 bath. Air-cood. can be worked full or part- WF.I.US DRILLED. PUMPS, on corner lot in Southslde Zag Sewing Machine. Make* SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 31. Poultry - Livestock $163 mo. time. Person selected must School district. Features button holes, darns, ft All Type* ami Sires 3 Br. 2 bath on lake. $150 a h a w good serviceable car fully equipped kitchen and monograms. Balance of 7 HAY Gelding. 7 yr*. old. 13*4 We Repair and Scrvica mo. and 10 or more spare hours Florida room, wood floor*, payment*. FA 2 9411. hand* high. FA 2-4684. S T I N E per week and $500.00 to and many nice extras, $11,Machinery and Supply Co. $3,611O.OO cash capital. Write 500 with low downpayment! 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Reg. Real Estata Broker giving name, address, tele­ Exclusive with F A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha phone number and all de­ LAWNS Renovated - Aerate tails to: Mr. Olson, Direc­ Remove Thatch • Chinch FURNISHED t bedroom Dup­ tor. Box 2597. Tul*a. Okie. Bug Spray (VC-13) • F erti­ lex. Available June 24th. FA 2-3A10. Real Estate— Mortgages 16. Female Help Wanted l e —Ph. FA 2 4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2430 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ WAITRESS, white. Must i* Ravenna Park FA 2-7195 ped. $100 Mo. FA 2-6137. experienced. Apply Chick TR E E 'S trimmed. Dcm oa.ed Evenings ft removed. Reasonable. Pb. 'N Treat. Sanford. BR. Frame House. Partly FA 2 2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 FA 2-76t>4. furnished. Near NAS. Not 17. Male Help Wanted Piano Tuning and Repair fancy but cheap rent. $12.30 FOR your best buy, choose Tee *N Green Estates. 3 ft City o f Sanford Civil Service W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 week. FA 23219. 4 Bedrooms. More space Board is accepting applica­ EFFICIENCY Apt. All Park. for your money. 20th Street tions for the classifications West by Mayfair Golf YOUR BEST LIVING AND o f Maintenance Utility man CLEAN Course. Open daily 11-6:00. INVESTING OPPORTUNITY and Water Distribution Util­ Unfurnished Apt. 3619 Elm. 322 2744. Builders: I.3LN E N ­ IN FLORIDA TODAY! ity man. Minimum require­ Near School ft Store* TERPRISES. INC. ment*: A ge 18 to 45 yrs; APARTMENT. 3o3 Myrtle. elementary school educa­ 3 ft 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect Ph. FA 2-3802. —w •m . UXCSU.SUIIT tion; resident o f Seminole models on Highland at County fo r six month For Longwood. Open daily lu.oo A rental special. 3 bedroom . inalnt. man desire some t ip . NEW 1963 CIIEVY fl 1 IMMtK to dark. 10 3linutes South 1 bath house in Lake Mary. in masonry work, f o r Watsr WITH HKATKIt - STOCK NO. 1171 on 17-92 and West on Sem i­ $ 75. Distr. man some exp, ill nole 1 block. plumbing and pipe fitting. LMN ENTERPRISES, L\C. Examination for qual. appli­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. cants will b« held at 7 :>IU lie N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 Good location, kitchen P..M July 9, 196.'l, or as suoii FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES; equipped. Low down pay­ FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m thereafter as practicable, in 56960 to $lb,4S0 ment. Assume loan. A real house. 2481 Palmetto. Call the City Hall. Submit appli­ As Low as $210 down. saving. Call FA 2 9172. FA 2 0274. cation* to Civil Service Ex­ As little as $43 11 a month! aminer prior to July 0, 196J. 2 BEDROOM House, kitchen ■(EDUCED for quick sale No Closing Costs! by owner. 2 BR.. kitchen equipped, fenced in yard. furn. Air-Cond. Princeton 19. Situation* Wanted Carporte, patio. $65 a Homesite Investment Ave. Very low down pint. CHILDREN kept. FA 2-4182 Opportunities month. FA 2-324# From Ju-.t $1095 Assume C mortgage. 8 . lW a ch R e n ta l* BABYSITTING. Day or night. FA 2-228#, DRIVE OUT FA 2 1212. TODAY! A— HUTCHISON Ocean front A BEAUTIFUL lot ready for W.f mtsuuis Apartment. Daytona Beach. S * 4-1 |«t 0*1 a distinguished home. 156 DEPENDABLE Girl went* •1 OcBot FA 2-4058. work. Ph. FA 2-7607. ft. frontage on St. John* IH>|-|| r.if.a !►« QllTOM River. You couldn’t find a MALE College student, senior. X|*i I* tisnss -. 9. For Sale or Rent imiNG ALL VOLK BIDS, THE TITLE "«**«t mS mart more choice lot! Price «*Clt.f*t Business Administration. TO VOL It TKADE-1N, AND VOUIt WIFE 2 BEDROOM with Florida SsttiopnesU $15,000. Desires summer em ploy­ room home, kitchen equip­ ment. FA 2-5805. ped. Sacrifice for quick sale. Inquire at 104 Garrf- THE TIME TESTED FIRM WILL do babysitting, And also Ctitona, fu • Phcr* 6884458 son Dr. iU 6 N. Park Ave. FA 2-0123 week end*. FA 2-5049. Air-Conditioninjr ROSA L. PAYTON H O U ERSo/SANFORD Stenstiom Realty 50 ,000 ,000 th ^CHEVROLET I CELEBRATION SALE J D eltona. 'll V St. Johns Realty ' LIKE THIS — *1969 00 BIG STOCK OF SQUARE DEAL ® USED CARS AT DISCO U NT SEE US LAST St. Johns Realty 36. Automobiles - Truck* 37. Boats • Molar* 34. Articles For Sale June 24, ’G-T — Pave 0 31A. PeU Th* Mickle Bros. Inc. BIG STOCK Thi* In a limited mile. Please nnk fur cur* by atock number*. We will accept trade.-, on sale prici'd cars and will have hank rate financing available with up (o .'Hi munihs lu pay. Three units are e\udl> a* advertised, WE HAVE NEVER BEEN UNDERSOLD & NEVER WILL BE! FIRST COME, FIRST SOLD! 8 eyl. 4 door sedan, TorqurflH* t ran. m l..ion, hestrr, powrr steer­ ing, tinted windshield, wheel rnrrr* ft white tires. Slock No. P-71. SAVOY t/A I IA M T *uU “ door entail, standard Y M L I /M l I I run-mission, heater ft defrost, er*. tinted windshield, wheel cotrr* ft while tires. Stuck No. V-57. 8 ryl. 4 dr. sedan, auto, transmission, power steer. Ini!, healer ft defroster, tinted windshirld, uiiilerru.it. ing, wheel cover* ft White lire*. Slock No. P-51. BELVEDERE V A L IA N T 100 I door sedan, healer and defroster. Stock No. Y-56 BELVEDERE 8 ryl. I door aedan, aula, transmission, powrr strering, healer & radio, larlory air conditioned, tinted glass, underrouling, while tires. Stock No. |>.«2. FURY IA M T HR) atatiou wagon, auto, transmission, heater ft defroster, roof tuggaur rack, tinlrd windshield, umlerroating. Stork No. V-50. Y M L I r t ll I 6 ryl. 4 door aedan, automatic transmission, radio, healer ft de­ froster, wheel cuter* ft white tires. Stock No. l’-56. SAVOY C l ID Y * c >I. I dour hardtop sedan, auto. * VJ l\ I transmission, power steering, power brakes, power windows, factor) air condition'd, tinted glass, undrrroaling, while tires. Mock No. r-6*. $2430.98 SA V E S A L E PRICE HAVE H ALE PRIC E HAVE S A L E PRICE HAVE $1886.80 $260.00 $2673.84 $452.88 $1922.43 $277.17 8 eyl. I door station wagon, auto, transmission, power steering, healer ft defroster, tinted windshield, wheel cosers ft while lire*. Cndi-rroating, roof luggage rack. Slock No. I'.39. t/AI HALE PRICE H ALE PRICE HAVE S A I.K PRICK HAVE H A LE I'RICK SAVE H ALE PRICK SAVE HAI.E PRICK HAVE « C A V A Y 6 cyl. 2 door sedan, auto, transmitjM V w I .inn, power steering, hrnler ft de­ froster. lintel windshirld. padded dash, wheel cov­ ers ft while tire*. Stock No. 1*51. 8 c)l. I door sedan, auto, transmis­ sion. power strering, healer ft drfrostrr. lintrd windshirld. p.nldrd da»h, wherl ruerr* ft while lire*. Stock No. l'-69. SAVOY S A I.K PRICE SAVE S A L K PRICE SAVE W ft I I A M T 2U<> 1 ,l" " r sedan, auto, trails. Y /v U IA Il I mission, heater, paddad dash, tintrd windshield, while tires. Stork No. \ - 11. S A I.K PRICE 6 eyl. I door sedan, auto, transmis­ sion. power steering, healer ft dr* frostrr, lim d windshield, wheel rover* ft white lire*. Stock No. P-7U. H ALE I'RICK W A I IA M T *UU * door sedan, auto Iran*Y M L I/M l I mission, hralrr ft drfroslrr, padded dash, tinlrd windshield, white tire*. Slock No. Y-38. S A I.K PRICE SAVOY SA> E HAVE S A VE $2951.18 $527.32 $3271.08 $538.52 $2388.32 $321.03 $2382.00 S400.00 $3297.09 $607.76 $2209.00 $418.55 $2560.93 S422.17 $2178.23 $334.97 $2391.08 $439.87 $2198.03 S312.37 BRASS MOTORS 206 E. COMMERCIAL — SANFORD Your Fly mouth, Valiant uiul Fiat Dealer •i < I �P m 10 — > 3 Gulf Stales Without Power For 90 Minutes J u n e 2 4 , '6 3 CalliyJorss Dies In Osteen MOBILE. C ttte fiM (C athy) Juris, to n y u n aid, died « t l : U a . m. a m ity a t her home la (M m l A la . I U P I) - Portion! ol three Gulf ita tc i were without electric About sere tW.OOO Other turvivors arc three brothen, Douglas, Richard, aad Jach; two aiatera, Tart Lyaa aad Cindy; maternal grandmother, Mr*. Clarence Snyder, all at Osteen; pateraal grandparent*. John Jurat Sr. aad Mrs. Daniel Winters bath of Germantown, S. Y. aad several aunts and uncles. (funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Wednes­ day at the graveside in the Oiteea Cemetery with Rev. Grover C. Sewell of the Pint Presbyterian Church of San­ ford officiating. ed. Alabama, M iu liiip p i, and Florida Points PAT R E T T L E R , tlnutfhter of Mr. and Mr*. Henry A. Ward, of North Orlando, will represent the newly re­ activated North Or­ lando Volunteer Fire Department in th e “ Miss Flame” of Sem­ inole County Content to lie held in LonifwiNHl on July 4. Pat is 5 feet, 6 inches tall, has meas­ urement* of 3-1-24-33! i and likes ilutH-ins ami music. (Herald Photo) ■bout on e million of them— men, women ami children— who eke nut a living by "follow ing tlie crops." With everyone working. In­ cluding very young children, a migrant fam ily may earn about tl.ooo a year. Many m i­ grants live in squalid shack towns. They are subject to exploitation by "crew lead­ e r s " w ho serve us broker* of their labor. Their children get little nrhooling ami grow up illiterate, unable to break out of the migrant way of life. They have very high disease and death rates They arc not covered by any o f the federal labor laws, they are not represented by a union, ami their political In­ fluence is nil. Relieving their desperate plight lias been a concern o f A m erica's m ajor religious bodies fur to years. It is one o f the few publle Duies on which Protestants, Catholics and Jew s have consistently spoken with one voice. In the conviction that the m igrants' problems can Insolved only tiy federal legis lailoti, the m ajor faiths have joined force* in what is re* ferred to In Washington—us­ ually with a patronizing smile— as "th e el^rvh lob­ b y ." tub s iv m CTIT, IV (-sh jr m n ii, .4 NII MMI or ut nn- IK V I. wr»i.K rn rvrr. v i.n iim v n il V I 'K R V VO. M M * TltOl'tOAL I’ l.ANTN, |.VC, I Ylnrlilw corp onllun I'Ulntlffa, n HUNT.- *| al. t»»r»mUnl». * (STICK o r at IT TO: U W KI.I.KN HI NT ant I---------------------------------- HUNT. U WKLI.HN tils wife; AI.tl'K I.KKin. an-I l( (lit h* tn irrlo l — — — . liar lilialiatut; IV ll.l.MSI (1. J H N U ami JCtSl'M. hla wlta. n. U ASVIKIUWI*. a / k / a 1>R It. U ANW U -n .v ami AMDKIIHON. hla w ife; WllJOtN ami — J, I*. --------- Vru/KSN, hla wife. AimUNT SI lilt,I Nil amt AI.ICH l|. MKII.ISO, hla w lfa; all the utikitnan halra. itaela*** grant***. at. alan-aa. lienor*, creditor*, trilalaaa or other paraona, m* K i l l or a itlflrla l, claiming hr, throuuh, un-tar, or xicxliut VV11,1,1A VI It Ht.N'dl.KTi >.N, -traaaaa.l, am l/o r VI VIlTIt V A. W M1I.BTON, ilaraaaa-t, If all**, and If itaad. aialnat hla. har •r thatr unknown liolra. da. vliaaa, traalaaa, aa-lanaaa, ll-o-ira, araiiltura. truataaa nr olhrr p e n -lie . natural or arti­ ficial, rUlinlnu by, tlir-unh. umlar or axalnat tha abuta turned tiaraiulanta, or anr " t Sham, an-l • ■•Inal all paraona In lin e or elatmlna anr lataraat In or to Ilia f-ttiiwlnir de­ scribed lonila In Hain InoIa C "u n lr. Florid*. SANDY H E T M A N , daughter of the Robert Gctmnns, of Luke Jen­ nie, will represent the SNAS Fire Department in the "Miss Flume” of Seminole County Con­ test to be held July 4. Sandy is 3 feet, 71^ inches tall, measures 36 - 24 - 30 and likes swimming and cooking. GLENDA P A Y N E . another entry for Longwcssl in the "Miss Flame" of Seminole County Contest, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Payne, of It'H'k ImKe. Glenda is 3 feet, -I inches tall, measures 34 -21 •* - 34 and likes music and swimming. (Herald Photo people. There arc • Great FKOM SavingH A.thief tl. D. .-Lwltt. J r. Clark o f in* Circuit Court Ur U s r s a u t L‘. T jr * D eputy Ct>Ck Rwbllsh Jun* : « ik, jrsi. O W *ui A July 1. I. law " under which Mexican farm workers are imported into Uiis coun­ try for the same kind o f Jobs that domestic migrants seek. Funeral Walter services E. fur Kfllogg. lie Boaeloia Full Cut as fa r north ROUND as Meridian. Miss., and a* far west as Pensacola, Fla. felt the effects. Mobile, was the largest city affected. The power plant at Chickaihaw, Ala., which sup­ plies downtown Mobile’ s elec­ tricity. however, ws* cut off for less than a minute. Other areas in the city were also without power. Emergency equipment was used to continue electrical service to hospitals. A "system separation” wss at fault, pow er officials said. Power plants somehow be­ came disconnected from the main aystem, they added. Parts of Gulf Power, Miss­ issippi Power and Alabama Power would be affected by a separation, tim e Gulf and Mississippi are connected with the Alabama system . Homo with • Legs GRADE A R U C K FROZEN Cornish Game Hens ea. 59c Hospital Notes JUNE » U. 8. GOVT. GRADED TENDER Admissions Dorothea Fore. Apopka; Mar­ cus Walts, Osteen; Mary Moore, Dorothy I'ratt, Eu­ gene Anderson, Gary Brown, Larry I’ rire, Jim Spencer of Sanford. Rirlhs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Your•haw uf fjingwood, a girl CHUCK STEAK . Boneless Pol Roast . Ib. 58c I.ran Wieners • Ford • Fairlane ‘270 JAR 1963 • Falcon T H R IF T Y • Roomy I'hrst • Matter** and Matching Ho* Spring* by Southrra fr o s s *158 EA SY TERMS - OPEN FUI. NITES MATHER S a n fn r d 'H O n ly A ir r o n t iit in n e il F u rn itu r e S t o r e 2 0 3 -0 9 E . N t S T . F A 2-098.1 . 2 Ib. cup 37c CAN C H U N K TUNA FISH . . . V A N IL L A EXTRACT . . . . MEAT PIES 27c FOODS 29 Limit . . . 10c BREADED OYSTERS . . 59c SARA i . i-:k • C offr ( s k a • Drowntr* • Chucolat* Swirl Cake 79‘ ea. V IK 295 50 FRESH STAMP BONUS 501 f 51) FREE tHLT EDGE STAMPS (j a SERVICE & REPAIR . 89c ( OLT'ON GOOD AT ItllJR THRIFTWAY EXPIRES JINK 24 PRODUCE RED RIPE TOMATOES With Thi* (uupon And the I'urrhsee Of Maxwell llnuee nr Folgera 10 n*. IN ST A N T COFFEE Q An 2 CTNi j SW EET CALIF, 33‘ RED GRAPES . 39c lb. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN "Your Friendly Ford Dealer” 25 STAMP BONUS 25 25 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS Strickland-Morrison t SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. First St. Ph. FA 2-1181 W. Dark MI 4-89lfi 4 BOOTH % o / „ PKG. Plus 25 Free Stamps With Coupon i 29c FRENCH'S 1 O Z. l i m * W INTER G ARD EN K OZ. Preserves INCORPORATED o f S a n fo rd HALF HILL IS (>/. Strawberry Comfortable >3 Double Hrrsarr ind Mlrrur COTTAGE CHEESE FROZEN .> • .2Roll Pkg. 19c ............. 83c PERFECTION 00 AIR CONDITIONED 00 i WE Limit 3 F i n . TOILET TISSUE G IA N T BREEZE Limit I Of Your t'huirr With *.1 Fund Ordrr INSTALLED 98c lbs. SOFTWKVK PLUS 50 FREE STAMPS — WITH COUPON — MOST OTHER POPULAR AMERICAN CARS FOR ONLY llookrsae Rrd 3 89 10 oz. Get n Genuine Furd Air I'ondllinner . . . enKineered exclusively fur your car . . * for as low ns Kasy Terms • GROUND BEEF INSTANT COFFEE Join the “Coo! OnoN*’ in *1 LBS. DM)'. PURE FRESH Maxwell House or FOLGERS in Oak iv>vAX> Bed Room Suites 3 . . ib. 48c lawn Cemetery. On SHORT RIBS of BEEF Discharges Roy S h o tn a t e , Longwood; AR.MOI'lt ST A R A L L M EAT ftrinn Ferrin, N. Orlando; Mr*. Ruddy McCulley and baby, (Jordon Hartman, Mar­ jorie Oakley, Dura Wakefield, Frank Holm es, Leslie Getcr of Sanford. an air conditioned Ib. 45c •• U. S. Govt. Graded Tender of Mr. Kellogg who cam e from to* Lake Mary died there Sat­ urday evening at hi* borne. It,- was n retired pressman (nr the Titusville, Her­ ald; was a Mason and a mem ber o f the Methodist Church. Survivor* are hi* wife, Mrs. Fmtna I-miise Kellogg of Lake Mary; a son. T h eo­ dore Kellogg <d Jersey City, N. J .; two brothers, William Kellogg of Slippery Rock, Pa and Harold Kellogg of Mead vlllc, t’ a. and a sister, Mis* I aura Kellogg of Titusville, Pa. lb. 3 k « CHUCK ROAST is 391 Mary Baptist Church o fficia t­ lluri.’ I will lie • U. 8. GOVT. GRADED TENDER Breasts (W ith Klb) Itev. MATHER of Sanford In Mrs Fitsm Grey or Danish Walsut • Thighs Ralph K. Taylor of the Luke ing. Beef Liver fcaonomy fisuQ FRYER PARTS m. Tuesday at (irarnkow Funeral s l ic e d Fin. Grade A Freeh Ice Packed Lake Mary, will be held at 2 p. TEN DER I Mr. tlb, A W O U L D O F F I N K F U IIN IT U U K you. (A KALI • "bracero Kellogg Service Set Tuesday *r* IN W IT N K sJ WIIBRKOP. I H irs set my baud and allls n>y o fllcU l seal *| Msnlur l. r-m liw l# County. Klorl-U, this lis t day u f June, 1SS3. called The migrant ministry u! National Council of A few weeks ago, the llou»e the o f Representatives took up a Churches and the National bill, backeil by the but farm Catholic Rural Life Confer­ interests, to extend for Iwo ence sent Idler to alt m em ­ years public law 7#—the so- ber* of Congress urging that Public Law 7ft be allowed to expire on schedule at the end o( the present year. They said the importation of bracero* deprived domestic migrants of Jobs, and drove down their already pitiable wages. III! H »*ln oln« of I)-* MV corner u f tolil N\\ run Norib is)- - mr Hi* Mellon lln* Tul 1 f»*l, Hun--* Huutb 71 di-nrem i i tnluUl*< K * * l I I M f**l, Ihsne* Hnu’ lr 7-J I r**l, lli«*i* North 77 degree* 7 minute* W *»t ( « : s fee; to IMtnt ol lleiiltinlng; T'iu, anal Mrh al you. STEAK power Lb. Ride Cool b Tha MW 14 nf Sei-tlon tl. Tow nth Ip SO rtotiib* )t*iDKa it I.KHM I V) ttaglnnlnv • t th* T9VS rortiir o f •*1>1 M V ',. run fhenco W##t 923 Ol r*«t. thetirn H'iijMi i:t • foot. •4131 feel. tlienr* K«»l liltin'• H'Mith I tic lit;# 3SJ.T7 f#ol, Iltettc* NoflN 1110 54 r««i In Point of ll*s Inning; AVU AUUV hereby Dullfl*-I lln l * Cum* j-Ulut k s i been filed s**ln*t you In I ha Circuit i.Viim In • ml for Marnlnola County. KlorM». whli-h causa I* In till* •• shoe* herald. To* I’ UInliff • v- Ilia -i i'. of (III* to Ih* r*»l property sbur* described. You ar* hrrrl-y r*<julmJ to fills your -Is fen se, la Ih* Clark af tha sbova slyla-l Court and to sarra a -p> ■ P-ib Ai.il R ltT l> Mflt.YTOMIt, Jit.. P. O. II-1 141, Tttusrlll*. Florid*. Attorney fur r u in liff. aa or before July l i l h , IS*> llaraln fa ll hot or a l)- r -« 1'ro Coafeauo w ill ba anltrtd U. 8. Choice Flavor-Aged caused the pow er failures. poorest it • WED. LEAN TENDER said it was not known what COLUMBIA, Mo. (U P I) Becky Sweet was elected lieutenant governor of Miss­ ouri Glrlt' State Thursday, but Marilyn K in was de feated for g o v .m o r In the same election. r m rt without tem, a spokesman said, Election Sweet tub were report­ cut from the main power sys­ Aid Seen For Migrant Help it were at mid-day when plants were The Sheffield Bridge Studio and Duplicate Club la open to the public with dupli­ cate garnet at 1:30 p. m. Mondays and S p. m. Wednes­ days at the lfa y fa lr tnn ball (Herald Photo) room. North-South winners at the last session w ere Mrs. E, E. Anderson and Sirs. Clyde Ramsey, first; Dr and Mrs. Leonard Munson, second, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Simas, third. It) I a u Is C s u r li Y ear aflor year, the church East-W est winners w e r e Clyde Ramsey and J. H. Wil­ This could be the year lobby has charged forth into liams, first; M r. and Mrs. J. when church people finally legislative battle. Always, un til, now it has gone down to Denver Cordell, second, and succeed in dulng something Ignominious defeat at the Mr. and M n . Charles Danila, for migrant farm workers. hand* of the large and pow ­ third. The migrants are America's erful farm lobby. Legal Notice • 1 JES. MON. affected but no m ajor i t . at (M a cs. Duplicate Club Welcomes Public TAMPS — BONUS We Feature U. S. Choice Flavor-Aged Beef! customer* Inconveniences Britton Funeral Home It in charge of arrangements. — power for about 10 minute* Sunday. Ban March U, 1K8 ta San. lord, abe wa> the daughter of Mr. aad Mr*. John Jurat The family ha a requested that donations be made to (he American Cancer Society in lieu o f fio w e n . l/ S lf W * ’ . . PLUS BARGAINS! With Ihi> ('ouiHin And The Purrhs.r Of Thrifty I* » i . J*r Strawberry Preserves . 29c CULPON l.UUD A T 7U U t M l i m i W A Y EXPIRES J l ’ NE 2* TJvuttufau 25TH & PARK �i * ^ T T t y 1 T ^ l i * * f f T * J<MT r i r r i i i i * t t it r n r "n m -r n r T .fr fit tiifT tv ir r n ~ g iim ■sanBT > -jn r r " i n i r n ++°mv» * WEATHER: Scattered showers through Wednesday; high 88 to 92; low tonight 70 to 75. V O L 53 ^ e i o 0* ’ Sometime* one stx>ul(l stay In bed! Last week we intend­ ed to publish a photo of a Navy man reeniuttng. The lines under the picture came out right—wrong picture. We got it straightened out Fri­ day. Correct picture with the correct line* of the enlisted sailor. Correct picture o f the officer with hit name on the front page. Yesterday, we fouled it all up again. Had the right picture of another officer Involved in the deal but the headline had him tak­ ing com m and of a squadron Instead o f a detachment of the squadron. Well, you can't win them all. We tried. • • • These m em os from City Manager Pete Knowles to the City Com mission are some­ times priceless literary Jew­ els, and poignant, too. Like this one, frinstance, and we p r i n t verbatim : "Cigarette tax — three cents (increase per p a ck ) means 1300 per day to Sanford . . . Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Keep smoking! — to also ssslst the doctors, hospitals snd under­ takers.” • • • City Commission took a coke break last night while City Attorney Bill Hutchison made the ordinance change reading on that dgaret tax. necessary to meet slate r e ­ quirements. Bill read . . . ail others drank coke and yakked. Bill ahrugged , . . and read on. • • • <# Osteen, one o f our rapidly grow ing neighbor communi­ ties across Lake Monroe, last Friday nig til elected Nick l ’ feifu u f a.- president of the newly organizes! Osteen Civic Assn. • • ■ The new superintendent « f the Manfurd Naval Academy, Cul. H. J. Furman, will talk !u the Coffee Club meeting of the Seminole County Cham ­ ber o f Commerce Thur*duy, outlining plans for the new school. The club will meet at Mrs. Appleby's Restaurant at to a m. Several newcomers and new members of the Cham ber will be introduced. * • • When District Governor o f R otary, Mort McDonald, of DeLand. (father of Mayor Tom ) installed F. D. Scott as vice president of the local club, he quipped: "Y ou are a form er mayor, aren't y ou ? I understand that’s a very im ­ portant Job.” • * • The County Commission is still by passing the agenda in favor of Seminole County cits len s who want to heard from the floor. • • • 9 Democrat Women meet Weslnesday at Jim Spencer’ s fo r a Dutch-treat lunch and Installation o f officers. All Democratic women o ffic e ­ holder* and wive* of o ffieelto!dt-is are invited to attend, & K Established 1908 TUKS., JUNE 25, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 741 Kennedy Meeting With Nikita? Bulletin PATTY ANNE McCLANAHAN demonstrates the proper way to enjoy these hot summer vacation days. Fur further tips on how to spend your vuention see pages 4-5 in today's Herald. (Herald Photo) $ 4 0 0 M illion Foreign Aid Cut Okd By House Group WASHINGTON it out fight on the House floor smaller lor the program. ( U P D - K c y , White House ha* decided m em bers of the House F'or- can live with the At the time, aid critics, led sign Affairs Committee have j program , clearing the way by Rep, into E. Passman, Dagreed on a Hue million cut fur the House firoup to ap­ La., called it "a great victory in President Kennedy's $1.5 prove the scaled down figure for the taxpayers." Passman billion foreign aid bill but will in the next few weeks. is determined again to win Kennedy also was reported cuts o f a billion dollar* or resist further slashes, it was learned today. tu have told the lawmaker*, more tin* year. Informed sources said the however, that he will lifilil to keep the aid authorization at City To Study Requests For Liquor Permits the new Si 1 billion level. The the congressmen Chief because decided last Executive's the at year views administratiun the not sought last minute to light deep Hava! Academy Construction Permits OKd WASHINGTON ( I P It — The Nowse Space Commit­ ter voted today lo cut $259.1:3,000 from next year's l '. S. manned s p u e lllfht program. Nearly half the slash would com e Irom the project lo pul a m u oa the moon. The action a n the first step takrn by the rom m il­ ter In Ita final eonsMeralion of the >5.7 billion bud­ geted by President Kennedy fur civilian sp ace activities. U. $. Denies Terminal l ean Grant A Itit.UHl federal loan for x feasibility study for the proposed port terminal by the t'ity of Sanford on I-ake Mon­ roe received a "Hal and final no” Monday evening. The City has been negotiat­ ing with the federal I lousing anil Home Finance Agency (IIHF'A) for the loan to fin­ ance a study for the need of a port term inal for the City on Lake Monroe, IIHF'A has been haggling with the City (or repayment ot an old loan for a feasibility study for a sewage disposal plant.. This old loan dates back some 15 years. 'I lie federal law reads that such u loan must lie repaid if the feasibility plan is put into effect; in other words, if the City had accepted the pints and built h sewage dis­ posal plant at lliat lime. Rut i the City "Junked” those early Building permit for a struc­ the House subcommittee han­ ture lo hnit'c eight class­ room* ami an auditorium for dling foreign aid appropria­ the new Sanford Naval A ca­ tions. demy w.i* approved Monday The surrender left a hitter evening by Ilk* City Com mis­ taste with aid supporters who sion. were ready to make an all Original plant called for the new structure lo he vreet­ u i at the south side of the ir-’ sent dorm itory building formerly occupied by i -<• San Francisco Giant* on Mellon > . » , r A u m ,, t ’ far,*’. * *» « i - l w i • tw » %< 4 A revision. 1 -i-.r n v d to A dJrpi i \ i «ett-ii: i.p r e ‘•v* Oily Z m i : O m im -sion , ilatioii. for ipplle. lions o in I have p 'u ivt the clssr- p all*. admission to Hut comity homi- room building letw eiw the i The City now is construct­ and count* nursing home wa* ,|orrnitory building and Mel- ing a sewage disposal plant adopted thi* morning by the lorn(llc Avenue, under new plans ordered by t'uunly I'urniniulnii on mom.CIUM o f noting r ig u b and paid for by the City,) turn b> Joi n Alexander. i ■■■■.. it wa* a : 1 ed lo per City M anager W, E KnowApplicants must have lo’ en the academ y ' j construct lr. Monday evening reported residents of Hie county b 'r the classroom Sodding at to the City Commission that one year. They will bo per­ the north end ot Hie dorm i­ "the federal government's mitted assets in an amount tory. move is clearly stated (in a not to exceed $>0 in rush or Tiie academ y a to plans lo letter from i 111 FA | that they the equivalent in real r*iate. in*1u11 a swimming pool Hu* wilt not consider Hie request Insurance cash value, stock*, summer taler adding a gym ­ for barge terminal fund* un­ bonds, or other negotiable nasium and other facilities. til the City pays for (the) property providing they make unused sewer plans." acceptable arrangement* for The llliF'A letter to the payiio.nl from assets of any City reads, ,n part; " , . . burial expenses. the outstanding planning ad­ Applicant* must not have vance ( for the 13-year-old disposed of any pari of their sewage plans) is currently asscls within one year prior due and payable. It will, to application, and wilt he re­ therefore, tie appreciated if OKI.AHOM \ CITY f l .T I ) — quired lo pay to the county you will arrangu for repay­ Air Force Ma) G-rt. Thomas all income received from any ment as promptly as possible source, such as .Social .Secur­ I. Gent remained m critical Mir bill is in the amount wuh n bullet ity. stale welfare ben efits.' r,," dl,km ill $7,fliio was forwarded to wound in the head and m ili­ private income and the like, you Sept. 6. IK*.” tary authorities planned to to cover the cost of care ill The letter concludes: "Upon question his 53 year-old wile. the nursing home, which i* receipt o f IJd* repayment the Gent, outgoing rom m ander $175 per month. City's request (or planning of the 32nd Air Division, was fund* under application . . shot early Monday with a 23port fortuities will he finally ca liber automatic pistol in FRANKFURT. Germany considered,” the couple's quarter* at Tink ( CPI ) — President Kenned (I' d note; ’Itie new pipe rr Air F orce Ita sc. dramatized hi* campai ;n forr line for the Nival Air Sta­ J ishooting occurred less closer Atlantic unity today b tion, Ihr new Merry Itni*. titan 21 Imurs after Gerd t promising that the Unit< barge h am h ie from Jack­ wife, Marlti.i, was arrested States would "risk it* eitlc sonville to .Salford, the pro for drunken driving, resist­ TALLA H ASSEE ( I T U if necessary tu defend its \l ]Hi*ed Sanfoal to- the- East Sen. Charley K. John, Inn* ing arrest and u* vaulting an lie*. Coast barge canal—these " A threat to the freedom been appointed to a fifth con­ officer. Site was free on band. and other pn|ectx, all wrrr IIU wife wa* taken to the o f Flurope i* it threat to tin secutive term on the con tro­ to have been used as levrr* frredom o f America,” H r versial l.egi-lstive In .estiv al Tinker Air Force llase Hos­ to obtain Hi* HIIFA p»rl President said in a speech log Committee that lours lo* pital in a state of shock. terminal sltnV loan.) Allhuu ;)t authorities dis­ at the historic t'aulskirche name.. Consensus o ’ the City Com­ closed few detail* surround­ The jiixt-i’umplvti'd Legis­ (St. Paul's Churchi mission Month) evening, baving Urn shooting, they did lature expanded tile com m it­ While he emphasized dc rd on a rt-m.rk by City At­ fen*c matters, the Chief ex tee's power to investigate say It was believed to be torney Wilh.ni Hutchison that ecutive also called for econ Communist* and homosexuals accidental, [ "w e let them *ur us for that ■ ------------ -- ----amte unity and common poli­ and also authorized the group old loan,” wa that the port _ . tical purpose a* requisites to to probe activities o f the Nazi . . terminal si ml loan is "a successful Western resislctu e Fioiida. dead isiUe.” to Communist penetration. Other senator* named to th,, p , j i. D a I The White House staff re committer Wedne-day at the ^ t U C J C n r t v C I I l Q I S garsjed Kennedy's prepared d ose o f the l.egi-lature wei e GAINESVILLE. Fla ( Il l ’ ll WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - A t’ aulskirche speech a* the Robert Williams o f Gru-eviRe 1— Tin* University of Florida most important utterance ol and Pinellas Park Republican will boost residence hall room sites com mil In today sehwl his four-clay visit to West (*. W. Young. rrntal rate* by about $17 per id Atlantic G i\ N. J., for the Germ any, the first stop on Appointed to the commit- Jstudent for the fall trim eter Dem ocratic NJmnal Conven­ tion to tie held Aug. 2), 19*11. hit 13-day European tour. tee from the House were Rich- beginning in September. The National (ommlttee met ard II Miti hel o f Leon. George For specific room s the In Ji .tiling* of Duval. Fiurl F’air- create will range from $7 lo to consider Hu recommend.* tluthe of D-tde and i Joio . $37 per student, the typical (kin. o f Bay. new rate per student in a regular double room will lie $135 per trim ester. Firs Minnie lit L ) llelh GALNESVILLi, Fla. (UPD The new rate, were necess —New federal rants totaling cox. mother ot Mrs. Carlyle SOUTHEND. FIruland ary because ot a legislative S33fl.it I for rntinuatiun of Huu*hulder, died suddenly Monday at Clayton. V C. (U P D —OHiciaJs o f the local order shifting all expense research on a serious blood Mr. and Mrs. I Ion* holder loaf amt found office are for student housing to housing disease and irresligation of left today fer Clayton. Fun |wondering wnat lo do with i income fund*.. Prcvinuify a new* kinds of trasquiiizing portion <>( Ionising cost* had drug* have bees awarded the rral sarvlte'* will N* held I the Rem found on a strr a w h i t ic« si,| been p.ii'l b> the tats; from University ol Foruia College Wedneolay *1 IJv. Clajh-n , Monday. It . ^Mctjojdlsl Chuivii j “ Uv-IiH wcUdm* caka. i .ippiwpdaUai cuts voted in Hie program by Alcoholic beverage permits City M anager Pete Knowles will be hospita liied for the occupied much of the atten­ tion of the City Commission rest o f this week. • • • Monday night. Representatives of Cook's Arthur Dougherty and George Hess have purchased Corner. 2fil7 Orlando D rive, the old hospital properties at requested a liquor license for Fifth and Oak. On their plea consumption on the premise* of finances, they received Other representatives o f the from the City Coni mission an T ap Room anil lie Town OK for a 90 day extension on Pump on West I'ir.-t Street c o n d e m n a t i o n proceed­ sought permission for a new ings. Have obtained a build­ beer and 1*J > 1)v< m f. ing permit , , . and say they Ins they deal ed to sc . th eif plan to convert to apartment liquor license. (Juericd whether Iher.- w.i* buildings. • • • a transaction between C ook's Entries for the Miss FIsme Corner and the Tap Room o f Seminole County Rrutity Town Pump, Ihe representa­ Contest elo-ed Friday with a tive* denied any knowledge of total o f 23 girls represent*) g a deal. City Commission tabled 10 fire department* in the county. Contest is being spon­ both proposition* pending in­ sored b y the Longwnml Volun­ vestigation. Also tallied was a request teer Fire Dept, as part o f its annual Fourth o f July Fiesta. for a nrw beer .uni wine • * « IltH iv V* for iicensft Iner Lovers o f country nod folk garden At I0U3 West Uth music w ill g*-t the opportunity Street. Commission did approve a to tew a group of Grand Ole Opry Stars hero Friday night transfer of the licen-e of when the Isike Mury Volun­ N ick's package More (N ick teer Fire Dept, sponsors an Constantine’ s estate) to Ren 8 p.m. show at Sunfurd Junior jamin Katz. Commission also approved High School. a rezoning amendment for • • • We hear, vin the grapevine, liquor sales by the Knight* that blueprints for the new o f Columbus at 2.V>2 Oak Igingwood City Hail art* ready Avenue. for the printer*. Won't be long, now, before contractors are asked to submit their bids. • • • United Press Leased Wire Rules For Home ArJmlcrinnc Officer Shot; Wife Detained JFK Pledges Europe Defense Johns Renamed * To Probe Group t’a.ty to Mrs. Housholdcr Mother Dies Discarded? UF To Increase nMVA•• • Ship Hits Whale City Jobs For Bonn Reports City Dwellers Speculate On Possibility F'utur*- employes of the City side the city limit* using mu­ NEW YORK (U P D — The luxury liner Itremen en route o f Sanford may I* required nicipal vehicle* for transpor­ from New York to Chcrlmurg to take up residence within tation to their homes, espe­ collided with a 75-foot whole- the city limits, if the City cially during luncheon hour*. Monday, CommUtkta follow* through linker proposed that, in Huwith a proposal offered Mon­ day evening by Comntissoner future. city resident* be given W A lin O . Neb. (C P I) — Joe Raker. preference in Hiiployntent by The i**ue "cam e to a head" the City, and it wa* agreed Torrential rain* up to it inch­ es left several Nebraska when Baker objected to pres­ that out-of-comity applicants towns eitlu-r Inundated or stir. ent city- employes residing oul- fo r Sanford positions be re­ rounded by flood waters to­ quired to remove their homes day. within the city a* a prerequi­ site to employment. City Mansgcr \V. E. Know­ W ASH IN G TO N (U l’ l) — les pointed out that a m ajor­ The Civil Aeronautics Hoard ity o f city work ensss receive snyx a plan to reduce federal only >l,(tt per working hour, government subsidies to U. S subject to rail during non­ commercial *irlim<* will be working hours st no extra pay completed by June 3tt, and that the u*e o f city ve­ A new directive from the hicle* is a "fringe benefit.” County Hoad Department wa* Bevi-rui Commissioner* wer« VA TICAN CITY (IT 'D — read and approved by Coun­ agreed that city employes Pope Paul VI today a*ked 4*M> ty Commissioners at tlieir should he paid extra for o ffpilgrim* from Philadelphia t > meeting today. duty working hour* . , . and The directive provide* that also were agreed that this curry hi* blessing to all If. S. Catholic* timl his "greetings" inspection mutt be made and p n m d u re "might I*'” more approval granted by the profitable to the city. to non-Cat holies. County Road engineers at linker made no accusation* each succeeding phase of hut pointed that Md.tMhl In nf ;\v Y o r k <it m > — A. construction of all road-build­ City-owned vehicle* are being Philip Randolph, president of ing throughout Hie county, used In off-duty hour*, some the llrotlicl hood o f Sleeping where Hie road* are to be outside tiie city limits, and Car Porters, said Monday the accepted by the county for "there Is ganoliue and tires union would go on strike na­ maintenance. to lie considered.’ * lie em pha­ This inspection applies vvbo­ tionwide on July I to enforce sized at the present this is no ther roads are being built by contract demands. problem. But sdded that he Hu* county, by subdividera or f i l l it would be more til the dev ekqiers. City’s advantage to have all The reason for the dir­ W ASH IN G TO N (CPU — employe* reside within Ihe Only President Kennedy's sig- ective was given as "p a st city limits anil use (heir own nnturo t* n q u i n d for miotlu r uhti.rx ” vehicles to jnoeis'd from and Property owner* along the extension o f "tem porary" war­ t l tloir llOlllr*. time tax levies on corpora- Little and Big EconloekhatCommission agreed that otion* and such items as c ig ­ chee River* are to be noti­ tur# applicants-, Especially arettes. liquor, brer and tele­ fied that surveyors will Huns residing outside the working in the county for phone*. cuuiity, must urn ho tlieir the next M-veral months on home* In Sanford. water control and water con­ It was felt that this would HKUI.IN ( I TT) — Flust servation plan* which will lie cau>a lo eliminate the iisu o f Gernintt Communist bonier carried out Jointly by Or­ cily-owm sl vehicles being Aised guard* slowed tiu fflc to West ange and Seminole Counties. fur off-duty hours, especially Merlin today and ashed Irav- Surveyor* wilt Im from Hie at luncheon time. Mi fact, it Engineering Cu., t-li.va if tliv-y were going there Michael* was mentioned that this rule Hush said. beenuse o f 1'iesldeiit Ken­ may he plan'll into e ffect un­ Anthony Fakes* has been nedy** visit, less tho ussgu is abbreviated em ployed by the County Zon­ visit. or atuppciL ing Department as building Nebraska Floods CAB Cuts Aid Board Approves New Directive By Road Body 'Greetings’ Strike Threat Tax OK Awaited Berlin Traffic Warns On Beds inspector to replace inspec­ tor Donald Young, ulai resign­ ed recently. An appeal by adjacent pro­ perty owners against appro­ val of a trailer park on llw y. I7-U2 in the vicinity o f Hie county home wa* upheld by County Com in-winner* ‘ winy, and the /fining Boards deci­ sion overruled. SEOUL (UN). — Land* Decision on tin* quarrel be­ 8||di*s fnlloviin^ heavy min* tween two Sunland neighbors kurlvtl ih»* villa I ' d of Cliuiiy- over a one foot variance on a patio roof la-tween houses, ujrivriMi on Knj«* I f*land (tnliiy, was postponed unlit Hie next killintc rtt IriMt 71 |»rr»on*, it meeting. uun repurted heic. Flotidf* and NEW O RLEA N S <I ll'll — Former Nicaraguan president l.ui* Suinoza today began a two week United Ktutea visit after warning that the W ist was losing the ideological fight against communism In Latin America. Slide Kills 71 Cuban Council Elects Leader MIAMI (U PI) — The Cuban Revolutionary Council Mon­ day elected it* (hiid leader since April and pledged anew lo work for the downfall of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. Tbe council chose Manuel A. "Tuny" Ik* Vanina, the I No. 2 man In the organiza­ tion since it* formation short|ly before tiie ill filed Bay o f |Pigs invasion in lltdt. litiitltlul* h rl.*fwhere in Mmtli* till Korea hud iNiactl It death.i thin week. IRS Backtracks On Some Items WASHINGTON (L T D —The Internal Revenue S e r v i c e (IHS) backtracked Malay on some o f its expense account requirement*, hut the relaxa­ tion was not enough to quell a revolt by miiiic business­ men. Thom as tv Power, counsel tor the National Hr>taur.ml Association, said Hie regula­ tion* were still loo Cumpiieutrd to be understood by the a v e r a g e businessman He urged Congress lo xlep in and simplify them. Demos Pck Site Recreation Plan Gets Green Light Grant, TolJF An exte ruled program of recreation (or Sem inde Coun­ ty residents and visitors will be planned by a special com ­ mittee named today by the County Commission at the suggestion o f the Chamber o f Com m erce. Committee member* from throughout the county named by Commission members are: L. B. Reiter, Ted Williams, W. Henry While, Carl Ff. Williams, A. W. Adams. S. H. (J im ) Crowe, Glenn Me Call. Jim CollH-rt and l.arry LONDON (U P D —The D ally Express. In a dispatch from Ilonn, said Imlay speculation waa growing in the West Ger» man capital that President Kennedy and Prem ier Nikita S. Khrushchev "m a y meet within the week.” Express writer Rena M i* roll gave no source for the story. It was announced night visit that Monday Khrushchev will East Brrlin during the weekend. ••Although at first this waa seen as only a counterblast to Kennedy's visit to West Germany, it I* now regarded a* possibly being a direct in­ vitation to m eet,” tha Ex­ press said. The paper said Monday night at Kennedy'* dinner for West G e r m a n Chancellor' Konrad Adenauer, "K ennedy remarked that it looked aa though his visit might li.iva aroused an answer from M r. Khrushchev.” Kennedy goes lo Berlin Wednesday and will be in BrU lain Saturday and part o f Sunday. "But the chance to m eet could come after Monday . . . " the Flxpresa said. Kennedy is then due in Italy. (See, va:tier story on p*ve , 10). ' Mississippi To Ask Death For Evers Slayer JACKSON, Mias. ( U P D — The state will seek the death1 penalty (or a white aegrega*! Ilonlst charged with the inip-J er slaying of Negro civil rights leader M edgar Ever*. The suspect, Byron De La Beckwith, was scheduled to appear before City Judge James Spencer today at 1 p.m., EST, in a preliminary lieu ring on a m urder charge.1 Dist. Ally. William Waller said Monday night he would a*k the Hinds County grand jury when it convenes next Monday to indict Beckwith for murder. "I will ask for tlio death penally if, and when, lie is indieted and tried,” Waller xuui. Beckwith, 42, of Greenwood, wa* turned o v e r tu Jackson police Monday nltcrnoon hy l s. Commissioner John It. CmmlUs III uti instructions from the Justice Department. He is charged with tiie June 13 sniper slaying of Fivers, who wu.v »tutc Held secretary of the National Assoriatiui lor tie Advancem ent of Col­ ored People iN A A C T ). Beckwith wa* arrested ty Hie FBI last Saturday nig.it at hi* attorney's office in Greenwood on a lederal war­ rant lie had been held since early .Sunday a* a federal prisoner. Marina Option Still In Force L IN D A CAKGL NYKklW A FI HE DECT, entrie.i in the July 4 Miss Flume of Seminole County C'oiite.st ute Linda Davit* and Carol Hitfhnniith. Linda, daugh­ ter of Mr. nmi Mrs- Janie* Duvia, of Lung wood, is 5 feet, 4 inches tall, measure.* :i5-2o-:i7 amt tike.* tqxirt*. Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. (leoryte lliyflismith, of Kern I’nrk, I* f» tect, li imlie-* lull, mea.HUie-4 |l)-” li-.')9 and i* interested ill dranial-yul to ^uusic. (Ileruld Fhuto) City* Commissioner* marked time .Monday night on option* for a Luke Monroe Marina. L. D. Plante notified tha City he is no longer interested in a marina const ruction "due to the time involved on lh« present option ." The I Mil-day option o f Pete Zorisn, Maitland, hu* 30 day* lo rim. Zorlan lias promised to deliver a feasibility study and engineering plan* to the City if he dm* not exercive the op­ tion. Commissioner* decided to allow / i o i i s n 's o p t io n to c o n ­ tinue until th i' fin u l d a le , J u ^ -it. � 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 24, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 24, 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/6d6fb1c472b47d94cd86de04fcb5988e.pdf c0dad1c9891f69e2bc1f747749bf3f0a PDF Text Text * 1 j 1 f Av j a * || --------- aaeJI ■AM TBAtfOBCO (CPI)— swim PRIMIUM tindimrown shippid govt inspictid , dad , frish not prozin CakeMixe>3 f FRYERS Swift's Jewel Dw i ’i a kangarco eating meeds ta ««r backyard." The Hamilton* notified boo director Carry Baldwin, who: incad to tba acana In bopea of loaaatnc tba crittar. Bat Wtida bonntad a m n four-foot fence with aaaa and want •beat doing whatever waltoyaaa da whan they Kara free time in Ban franeUeo. Baldwin admitted that the ta«k of returning Waldon to kia h am will not ba an aaay ana, bacauaa tba proper way to handle a wallaroo la to catch It by the tall and kold Ha feat off the ground. Waldon ia extremely fait, can bounce hi any direction, and le capable of clearing a alx-foot obetocle if ha puta kia mind ta it. Bo whet Baldwin need* IT aomeone who la extremely faat, can bounce in any direc­ tion, is capable ef clearing six-foet abets*!**, and can catch a wallaroo by the UlL The too director admitted ho doeent qualify—but ha in­ tend* to keep trying. Legal Notice in T u n e r a e r r r c o r n r o r t i n s ix t h J t o i c u i c in e r r r . in n n o r o n esini. nm.M r m s T T , ruiH itiA . r n a n r n n r s n ts e a ynnK itA t, na tio n a l . m o u t - a aor association . poratlon, rislnllff. I vs. J. C. WlllUms BDil OflACB A. WILLIAMS, his wilt, liefendante. I naw icn o r e t r r in n o aT n A an rn u rc i.n v i n a TOl j. r. WUXI AMM and On ACR A. WII.1,1AM* nssldmce Unknown Ton, Urf,ntUnls, are hereby I Botlflsil Hist a mmptjlnl In I for-elm# e certain morlese* en lha follnwlns daeerlbed I property, to-wlli i Imt I. ninck IJ, TOWN6ITK o r MOUTH CIIUI.ITOTA. * eubdlvlelun. sccordlna In pint thereof recorded In IMst Dank 1, paces II to IS, Inclusive ot Iks Public llseords of Brmlnols County. Plorlda, has b*«n (ll-d saslnst you In the nhuve-ntyled suit ami y»u era rruulrtd In aarve a ropy • f your Anawar or Pleadln* to lha Complaint on Malnllfre •ttornay JCMCIHI si. MUllAaKO. r . O. Dot til. rarn Park, flamlnola County. Flor­ ida. anil Ilia lha original Anewar or Pleadlne In Ilia of­ fice of lha Clark of lha Clrrult Court on or bofora lha ilth d : ot Juno, tSSI. If you fall to do to. a dacraa pro confoaao will ba lahan asalnat you for tho rallaf demanded in the Complaint. WITNKAH my hand and of­ ficial aaal of office at San­ ford, tUmlnole. County, this STill day ot May, ISIS. UUUl>) Arthur H. Daekwllh. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhlan D. C. rubllah May IS A Juno I. IS. IP. IMS. CUl-lSl Dog Food . 6 C O IF F E E l i M 1 T | Uf M (. US 1 o Mt H AfiTH 1>UM i it A SI S i ) f i i 0 0 OB MOH L X Pkttweet lied Freese A llsw eet......... A frozen foods W dal r y sp ecials 49, Green Pent "* 59* Cheese Spread 4 ’£ £ 69* u .n ---- an ---- w im h nfNWVf nvwf Chef's BeNght Testy Bell Peppers.... ’$ ? 49' Olad-fried Ihsoetrlei Potatoes . .. 2 *2 *2 9 * FWskery Sweet ee BetteseiUk OQi Biscuits.......... Mrs. Peel's Fish Coke et W l»kh ^ Frozen Dinner.. Brett's Wktd Bl*-lr* 39* A a . Mertee's Asserted lei* Swiss Cheese... 37* Mix or Match 4 Z 89* 65* ICkkkan, Best, Turkey Pkti Messreel k Ckesse, Issskittl b Meat Seesel Oertee's f later-lacked S Mrs. Peel's family Sis* Longhorn Perch Fillets I 49* | O ^ V fT .V ^ 1 0 < O Fish Sticks........’i t 49* M l Orten Stamps ulA AlteeapeamdswAmeeh cookie treats *1 MICRIN ORAL ANTISIPTIC 3 _ BalhrM-T'c-al ' 4-0*. hot. 98* x) liBBlrBi Idi ium tSe tfM) S d l Caramel Chip, Ckeselets Chip, Fedfa 'N Nat F.F.V. Cookies Froth FIIlets ol Rod Grouper •• *•. 4 ? 3 • Tasty Sherbet 5 Fruit Drtnk Tomato Juice P ear H alves * Green P eas. < Golden Corn Dal M*«ta M l Oroon Stamps .AAI_____ —*---- 1---- >ol A Alt coops* md sarahsse eh WIICHAN MAPI DRUM (w/lemaa) . 6 6 -o s. c o m 19* leaelrae tat. Am* IS. »•*»! B ^ DelUtoas f 0 Oroon Stamps ol A Ola tease* tad luAeee ah Dal Mm n lorty W HERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! _ ^ Paaatar Chaok IT** _ ___ M B __„ 6Vi*o* COM Treaters Mil Family Nek It'd Shrimp _ '‘■i m -lk . yk|. $1.29 _ la. a.— Oat. Sana IS. I tan ,y' C U P S 1! ^ f T H E R M T • — ti 1t brimming quoit bosket ■ a pRrPCmomS^J identifies your l down produce lane o FLAVORFUL GEORGIA i^ p U U U P R B B U U U ^ p e Arm* of prestige 1" lb* buainem and civic Ufa of B reasts («Hhribs) «>.59 * Fryer Legs • «>.49 * Fryer Thighs ">■ 59 * Fryer W ings “> •25 * ' Hkh-'a RtoB Rkk '•■ Rairashlaf Libby* WELCOME WAGON SPONSORS... CUT-UP OR WHOLE - O . . THIS WEEK'S FEATURE: ORANGE CUP "SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND HANFORD” . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 sad 8TATB HOAD 43* �«8B Bryant Warns Of Grocery Tax Bill Veto Recess Opposed (El}? 8>attfnrii ifcralli By Governor Equality ^ C l O 6^ should be flsga fly­ ing all th* way up and down f n a e h Avenue Friday (Flay Day) beeauae the recent Jaycee Hag drive resulted in almost every tingle merchant along the highway business area buying a dag. This is a fine gesture and will serve aa an eye-catching reminder to people driving through on the highway. * • • Our “fascinating sign” blurb has brought some contribu­ tions. One reader called to re­ port the had reed a sign on a plumbing shop: “We fie your Johiiny-un-the-spot.” Them the old one about a algn in an op­ tometrist's windoy: "Eyes ex­ amined whit* you wait.’’ And the sign on a Miami restau­ rant window: “English spoken here.” And we once knew a physician who had a name for his home, with an appro­ priate sign in th« yard: “Bedaide Manor.” • e • City attaches have set up a trial run to solve the traffic Jam problem at First Street and Railroad Avenue. North­ bound traffic on Railroad may turn right on First or sig-xag across Into Oak but may not make a left turn onto First. Sandbags arc In place aa “traffic Island.” Campaign Broadened VOL. 53 WEATHER: Some showers, llijih 90-96; low In the 70s. United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., JUNE 13, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 733 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant said today tha fact th a t he has not flatly threatened to veto a state grocery tax does not nu-nn he would not strike it down if faced with the decision. It was the closest the gov­ ernor line c«tno to a veto threat thia session. Ha aaid hia opposition to auch a tax ia ''strung” but ha haa a policy of never threat­ ening vetoes until an objec­ tionable bill comes across his desk. * Legislators hacking a groc­ ery tax have made a point of noting th at Bryant, while speaking publicly against such a levy, haa never said outright that h* would veto f t To clear th* sir, Bryant told hi* new* conference “I never By United Pres* International Rnllafin make a preliminary threat of Negroes carried their drive . a veto and because of that yoll for racial equality to the lunch j * ^ cannot conclude that 1 would counters, swimming pools, W. C. “BUly" Hill, promi­ not veto a grocery tax should negotiating tables and Into the nent rltlira snd pioneer one la- passed." streets in widely scattered resident af Sanford, owner Tha governor also ram* out strongly against any recess of sections of the Southland to­ of the RUI Lumber Com­ the current tax-raising session pany and aaaurlatrd enter­ day. of tha legislator* without com­ The focal point was in Jack- prises, died this morning at pletion of its job. son, Miss., where a shocked Seminole Memorial Hospital He Mkl • recess, os suggest* and saddened Negro commu­ after a short Utnrss. He was ed by House Speaker Mallory nity listened Wedmeday night 72 years eld. Funeral ser­ Horne, would only make th* to an appeal by the widow of vices are scheduled for J tax Job more difficult. slain civil rights leader M*d- p. m. Friday at the First gar Evers and began an in­ Methodist Cburrh. Funeral He Mid the l a w m a k e r * formal “month of mourning” arrangements are under the could wind up th* job this for the Negro lender. week, sit hough he wa* not op­ direction of Rrlvum Funeral Hundreds of Negroes staged Home. A more complete timistic this will be done. a protest march after a meet­ biography of SI r. Hill will “Hut they could do It If they ing at the headquarters of the be found in Friday's Herald. w a n te d to,” h e M id . National Association for the Bryant Mid ha plana an Advancement of Colored Peo­ early meeting with Senate ple (NAACP) where Evers President Wilson Conaway worked. Pollct\ swore that A & W A ... and Speaker Horn* to se« If tensions were high, moved in anything ran b* don* to speed quickly and arrested 147 per­ up th* Job. He said tha meet­ sons. ing wm suggested last night A few hours earlier 13 TALLAITASSEE (UPI) — by Carraway. Negro ministers staging a Hall Named A $45 millioa bill giving $400 The governor told ntw im tn "mourning march” were ar­ ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — ncross-the.hoard pBy raises to that th* legislator* must vote V • '5/ -JKh •\ rdtrested as they walked aiU-nl- W. N. Hall was named a vice Florida’* public school teach- from $15$ million to $16$ milHH&f/ v V ly toward town. president of the Fairchild lion in new taxes to balance era been mo law today. L '&-kJ ■,*" • • •• In Tallahassee theater own­ Stratus Corp, at a directors • - - a t - ' D A . i . Lj j Juew.w j.. l.«-si*jAm. th* budget. Th* hill went on the book* Visitor to our fair city call­ ers appeared in court today to meeting here Wednesday. The difference, he Mid, de­ COL. It. J./FURM AN arrived today to comare Walter A. Giclow, Humid publisher; Mayor nlong with • batch of other* ed Wednesday afternoon to seek Injunctions against Ne­ pend* on whether the legisla­ mence operiuions for the eattdjllnhmont of SunTom .M e 1 Humid, Colonel Purmun and Francis K. without Gov. Farris Bryant'* ask: la Sanford In distressT groes picketing segregated UN Threat ture will set up n special elec­ ford Military Academy. Pictured m m -ting the signature. Roumillitt Jr., president of the Chamber of Seems tha American flag theaters Sit-ins were success­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. tion thia year for * public vole Ku|>eriiUendciit of the new school (left to rigid) Commerce. The salary raises would go (Herald Photo) atop the city water tower on fully conducted Wednesday at (U PI)—The powerful Afroon a ronitltutionnl amendment us high a* $HO0 a year In *om* French Avenue was flying up­ Tampa. Asian group today threatened instance* for teacher* with 10 to permit use of tho $10 mil­ Elements of the* ‘J.000 fed- a long delay iq the drive to side-down . . . which la a iliayears experience In Florida. A lion school trust fund for edu­ eruiu e J' Jiuuutmr m a n ismcir end the li.S lm.im.iul crisis. tress signal! | total of $45' million has *1- cational urn*a uction;------------ordered onto the integrated Aa It stnmts now, th* ques­ ready 4-ern written Into th* What with Highway 416 university campus a t Tusca­ Cubans Freed tion does not go to the voter* giant general appropriations MIAMI (UPII—Almut 100 East now being improved, loosa, Ala., arrived today. The until next year and * bill to law for tho raises. John Pope suggests motorists campus, however, was quiet Cubans will he flown to Miami The governor signed * hill put it on an emergency basis coming from Ostesn-w-ay turn ns Negroes Vivian Malone und today in the first of four into law which will create * failed to muster the ntcesxnry left on Cameron Avenue and James Hood entered their sec­ flights to release 401 |K-rxons junior college In Polk county votes. who took refuge from the then right on Geneva Avenue ond day of classes, If the legislature fella to • t a cost of million dur­ Anuthtf Negro, David Mark Castro government in Urugu­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ing the mining biennium. balance th* budget, h* Mid, to avoid congestion. Mctiluthery, a 27-yrar-old ay's embassy in Havana. • • • Loral educators, including an anticipated enrollment of at one time battled on the The llouie has handed P res­ Most of th* money would be th* slat* will get by. But ident Kennedy hi* biggest allocated from enpital outlay sunt* of tha individual legis­ Officers' Wives Club of nialhi'inaticiun at the Mar­ retired N*ivy officers, were -k) cadets in the vxih, set football field, jor ertth. eighth and ninth grades. % NAS has contributed |5u to shall Kputv Flight Center, en­ Meets With JFK Tlie superintendent received legislative defeat of the year, fund* for construe lion of th* lator*’ pet project* won't b* being interviewed tndfty tha CKO, with Sirs. Hubert ters the heavily patrolled Uni­ WASHINGTON (U H ) — placement m. the faculty i d ; The- tfliltflingv and land, on his. NY* Ior of science degree perhap* th* first payment of school. realised. Lovelace, president, and Sira. versity of Alabama extenniuu t'resilient Kennedy held a ''fief Sanford Military \rartnny h. Mcllonvillc Avenue at Celery, at Bryant said he he* let ell p la Tech and his ■ big price for hi* tough new iliber bills becoming law T. Barkley Wood, executive campua at Huntsville today. meeting with Sen. Harry Gold- it* superintendent, Col. H. J. were purchased by the Foun­ mailt r s m education at the civil right* stand. tho special appropriation* bill* without the governor’* algn*dation lrum the San Francisco University of Arkansas, with board member, making the Ilut officials there predicted water. It-Aril., Wednesday to Furman. become law. Hut he tub! hu Th* unexpected upset came lure would; Giants and the City of San­ additional work at Clemson Wednesday night when the presentation to Mrs. t'uroiyn them would he m> incidents. discuss reappointment of a Extend the Florida Institute hs* told each sponsor th at Colonel Furman, temporar­ Higgins, staff aide of the National Labor U a l a l i u n * ily residing at the Mayfair ford at a total cost of $375,- College, George Washington House defeated by a five-vote f o r Continuing University wheth*. tho cabinet actually Board member. uso. University and George Pea­ margin the President'* hill Studies (FICUS) for another release* tho money for such Inn, has been transferred by imo. * • • Colonel Furman's I.tin lly body College. While with the to expand federal aid for twu years. The institute is re­ project* depend* on tha tax Stolen Church the llernarr M.ioKaddrn Jaycers are launching a Caesar 111 Foundation from tin* Castle have been educators h>r gen­ U. S. Army Corps of Engi­ communities suffering chron­ sponsible for handling off- situation. Ills great-great- neers, he saw active service ic unemployment. membership drive, “looking Wine Recovered NEW YORK tC P I)—Com­ Heights Military Vutlemy, erations Hryant said he will cam­ campua course* for slat* uni­ Bhcriff J. L. Ilohhy'a dep­ edian Sid Caesar, who plays Lebanon, Tcnn., to the sup- grandfather established Fur­ in the European anil Far » for young men between 21 and Some southern Democrats versities. paign to help win public ap­ 35 who era not satisfied with uties solved a theft before seven roles in the Broadway crintcndency of Sanford Mili­ man University at Green­ Eadcrn Theaters of War. He who had been counted on to Authorize a slat* prison in proval thi* November of con­ ville, S. C. Furman U. und wa- a member of the Engi­ support the administration Dixie county. things the way they are and it wa* dUrovrrrd Wednes­ musienl “Little Me," fainted tary Academy. stitutional amendments au­ Wednesday night during the who would like to take part day evening. J. P. Wirier*, New York Stetson University, IleLand, neer Board Util lii ami the hill voted instead with Its Give ihc Motor Vehicle De­ thorising Imnd financing for Engineer School 1051-52, Join- Republican foe*. The Sheriff reported to­ show's first art. Overexhuux- City, president uf the Foun­ in making their city, state and partment the go ahead to higher education construction In: Castle Heights in 1056, The southerners' vote* make slate license plates In and a land acquisition pro­ nation a bitter plats in which day two Juvenile* stole 1H tion was blamed by n doctor dation, will arrive here Fri­ serving as alumni secretary would have swung the deci­ Spanish yellow and Spanish gram for public recreation. fifths of sacraments! win* who examined Caesar. to live.'* day evening, Colonel Furman • • a and procurement officer. sion to the administration, but red for 1065. The lettering on from a Catholic church at lie said ha will have help on said. They will inspect anl Registration fur summer Winter Park, brought it tu Approve Rill lie said he will bring hi* Hie light party-line stand tlie the license plates, in addition the educational construction make plans for refurbishing WASHINGTON (U1M) — Hie former Giants' dormitor­ school makeup classes at Seminole County, sold some family to Sanford at a laler Republicans took also con­ to normal designation, would program from a statewide cit­ The Semite Finance Commit­ ies ami other remodeling and South Seminole Junior High and drank some. date, adding “ I think Sanford tributed to the defeat. read “ St. Augustin* (Juadri- izens committee that 1* to bn Voting for the bill were IK) rentennial Celebration'1 In red formed. The deputies learned of tee Wednesday approved a for construction of a building NEW YORK (UPI) —Cleo­ I* n beautiful city." will be held from H a.m. until Democrats ami IS Republi­ character* on a yellow back­ 2 p.m. Friday. Classes, Prin­ thia, contacted Winter Park bill to give World Wur 11 anil housing eight classrooms unit patra. the $ui million film If this bond program is vot­ cans. Voting against it were ground. cipal John Angel aays, will police who, in turn, told the Korean War veterans un op­ an auditorium and for a gamble, came to Broadway ed down, Hryant Mid, tha leg­ 57 Democrats and 152 Re­ Would return all left-over islature will hnve to come buck portunity to renew G. 1. life swimming poo! j Wednesday night for a retebegin Monday on n weekday church of the theft. publicans. Democratic lead­ funds allocated to stale uni­ in special session to provide insurance they have allowed to hr ty-parked world premiere Winter Park police said The new military school schedule from H a.m. until er* had counted on about 2U versities to the slate's general th* $75 million for essential lapse. one boy U In custody. noon. will open in September with that had a Broadway mob of Republican voles. • • • 8.000 cheering and critics construction t h a t otherwise revenue fund. reaching for both superlative* We hear a number of Semi­ Bet a minimum speed limit would hav* been financed and brickbats. nole County’s fine eitixrna of 40 miles per hour and a with money borrowed through TtLLAHASSF.R (UPI) — The street crowds reduced will b*. going along with othmaximum of 70 mih-a p<-r hour bunds. Gov Farris Bryant said to­ ltroail.vay traffic to two lanes ■ 0 er members of the GermanHryant said he ia taking no on FTorida's interstate high­ and brought t’.’i police to the day In- has no plans to run Americun Society of Central part in the legislature's strug­ way*. for .my office when his proscene in maintain order. Florida on Friday to tha Give broader powers to tho gle over a proposed $5 In­ Mounted police had to charge rent term ends in January, Tradawinds on Melbourne crease in vehicle license tags. State Hoard of Pharmacy. 1965. surging fans three time* to Beach for a three-day “ We* VHut he said he would prefer a Direct tinlegislative coun­ WASHINGTON fUPIt — \* thing* now stand. Bry­ - k ep them behind barricades. rnd on tlie Heath.” Among Tin- House Space Committee cil to study the noddle and three per cent snles tax «lt ant -aid. he wotihi n.,t even "itty excitement utnewly elects*! directors for the will recommend cuts of near­ shell homo selling business in | .lutomuhllea to tlie tug ink ulanl mi th<- long-awaited run for re-election if Ihi* organisation U Mrs. Elsa BorI crease. ly $5(8) milium in the admin­ tho stale. were |xis*ible under the [aw. d-hut of the four-hour film— ehardt of Fern Park. istration's request fur $5 7 He was asked about his the longest and co>tliesl in • * • billion for Hie civilian space movie history— was music feelings on a constitutional That unrepaired brokenprogram next year. amendment to be presented to iho e irs of 2(Mh Century. » down concrete block wall out As it now stands, thu com­ to 'ha people thi* fall that F»x evn utives, wdto risked at Country Club Heights mittee will approve a spendwould move Florida's election the future of their company serves as a grim reminder of the governor and cabinet 1ing ceiling for (he federal Oil the siipcr.aprctacular. The that the corner there is mort space agency of Just under studio b -t (.‘lu million lust to non presidential election treacherous than it appears $3.2 billion. year*. )• nr ar. I will have to gross and that one driver didn't A check with the three sub­ To effect the change, It PS mid "0 on “ Cleopatra" / make it. committees uf the space com­ would be necessary for the j st to hn-uk wen. • • • mittee l<*iay revealed that 'the unanswered post pre- governor and cabinet elected tlie reduction* probably will South Seminole sources in­ in I' j - I to serve a two-year mierc question was “ 1.1 it form us that paving work ult range from $188 million to that good?” Some critics of term und then run in turn) for $t!M million. jq the new parking area at Sem­ a full four-year term. Tiliv t c film, slurring Fllizubcth inole Plaza Shopping Center There is a chance the full T utor. Richard Burton und would allow the next gover­ committee will revise suine I* scheduled to begin next nor. it elected twice, to serve Rex Harri-un. found it “ well week. of the figures, but this ap­ worth wilting for" and "gen­ siv year*. • • • pears unlikely. Bryant said he had not erally brilliant amt satisfy­ Downtown merchants . . , studied the bill and did not ing ’* But others described it don't forget to pul your flags u> “an extravagant exercise know if it would allow him out tomorrow if you don't In tedium," “unable to involve to run for the brief two-year Rezoning Plea want the French Avenue mer­ tl<c viewer's emotions" and term But he is not even con­ chants to show you up. Again Denied sidering It, Ik- said. ' dramatically pallid.'' • • • Nor lias he any plan* to Renewed application for a Resident, too. should lly seek a U. S. Senate real, rezoning by Jo* Gazil for • tire flag at their homes. he »a id. proposed supermarket s i t * Herald Index Many people have them ami wa? denied uguin by tha Coun­ FKEE! l!i nlg-Page 7 just forgot to put them out. ty Zoning Commission Wed­ Pick Up it Delivery Pag-* III & It Classified H you don't have one, call Cantor Dies nesday evening. • EASY TERMS Page Hi Comics the Jaycee office and they .SARASOTA. Fla. (UPI) — GaiiPa initial application Page 7 I 'ear Abby will bring you one. It only Abraham Jassin, 82. goldcn- for a cluing* from agricultural THIS EAGER YOUNGSTER .symbolize* the Circuit of Summer Fun themu Editorial costs $3.50 for the whole Page I vomd Hebrew templo cantor to rummercial uf the sit* on the Florida Development Commission is using in its most comprehensive works, flag pole and every­ Entertainment .. I’ugu 7 who one* sang with tenor Country Club Road v as denied summer tourism promotional campaign. The phologruph is being used in P a g e 10 thin*. Free delivery, too—all Puzzle . . . . . . Eurico Car uso at th* Metro- by th* Zoning Commission end mores of newspaper, magazine and outdoor advertisements outside the H f; €» pnli»-n O iors «tt-.l IV'»li you have to do U pick up the *->,£s£%jp - —•* ■* hi* snp-sl * I•«, was H-nl-,1 hy 40.7 TA WWI1 state. , * phone Spoils .......... Page *5 day bight. th County Commission. Duneiin .................... ............................................................ n 1 Teacher Pay Raise Bill Becomes Law Academy fatu'ty Interviews Begin JFKHanded First Defeat In House Vole 8.000 Mob 'Cleopatra' No Plans For Future—Bryant Space Funds Slash Asked S A LE! 4 □SIM . -»,*r j �- J ___gpgf - ■ - i f -1 , f 1J. * ■■Clhi'iJhfPf*-? Li*,: " f > ' . f 'V -r* ■» M S - i j l . ' 'SJrS; Jam a I t , I M S BeatifyContest p ■ ANDTHESTAR-SPANGLED BANNERINTRIUMPHSHAUWAVE O'ERTHELAND OFTHE FREEAND THE HONE OF THE BRAVE' M V , » a i * K4| . l: 1 L fiv r 1 fa r ’ f LX,; Hffi,' » | § jP K L * flOUTHBlDK WINNERS of American Legion award* for tbo jroar w o n Donald Whitmire and Ellen Sloan. Preaenting the award* were Lt. Jim TaL jnadgo (left) and John McCloakay (right). The group poeed in front of a drawing of the flag which decorate* the entrance hau at the Southaide School Southaide aixth grader* responded to the awards ceremonies by giving three cheer*. (Herald Photo) rrpretest tto departarat la tto Mitt Flam* ot SeaiaoU County CoatMt to to told • • part «l th« i n u l l t t p o o d fourth of July Vtotta. Aay girl from aay area •var tonrodby tha Lato Mary Dapt ia tavltad to participate. Eatrita moat t o of Ugh actoal a pa or hart toea a member at thli yaar'a graduatiai data. Judge* Ur tha Friday Bight cootaet will t o toon among pnfaatioaal toatoaaamoa and woman fto a auttlde tha treat iavolrad. F a m ta are torltod to attoad with tha girlt. Wlaaar of too July 4 con­ tent win rapraaowt tomfool* P int wamaa girt* toe death aaataace ia tto U. 8. wat Mary Surratt, condemnad for laplieatioa ia Ltacota'e FA T O V ER W EIG H T Available to you without a doctor’s pmcrfption. our drug calltd ODRINEX. You mutt Io m ugly fa t in T days or your monty back. No itrenuoua exerdee, laxative*. maau | f or taking of totalled reduring candies, ertektn or cook Im , or chewing gum. OD­ RINEX it a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still en- _m. jdeTFJfJtoVcH ■■*•JV* ui:i t BEAR LAKE GIRL SCOUTS of Troop P i407 presented their leader, Mr*. John Hall, left, with a plaque of appreciation in ceremonies conducted during a recent aupper meting. Making the presentation were, from left, San* dra Elliott and Barbara Weinar. (Herald Photo) * Giri Scouts Honor don’t hare tha urge for extra portions because ODRINEX depresses your appetite and decreases your desire for food. Your weight mutt come down, because aa your own doctor will tatl you, when you oat leu, you weigh lee*. Get rid of exeeaa fat and live longer. ODE1NEX eoste J3.00 and ta told on tUa GUARAN­ TEE: If not satisfied for any reason Just return the pack­ age to your druggist and get your full money back. No quaetlona asked. ODRINEX is Leader A t Supper ■ y M rley Wentworth Members of Bear Lake Girl Scout TToop 487 presented their leader, Mrs. John Hall, with a plaque of appreciation during a recent covered dish supper meeting held at the Bear Lake Elementary School and attended by U members and invited giieite. Making t h e presentation wera Sandra Elliott from the gavenUt Grade Patrol and Barbara Weinar from the gixth Grade Patrol, During the evening a film of Troop Activities for the year was shown including scenes made on the girls' trip last month to the Juliette Low Home In Savannah, Ga. Tables for the supper, dec­ orated Under the direction of Mrs. Allen Forward, featured t* r> > Tomorrow By Mrs. Adam MuUer A total of J6J0 waa collect­ ed In the Denary Mental Health Drive, Dorothea lienninger, chairman, reported today. Serving aa captains for the drive were Mrs. Douglas Fear, Mrs. Gaston Crosby, Mrs. ft. Patton, Mrs. K. A. Walters, Mrs. J. W. Schwarts and Kay Hcnnlncer. sleep like a king with a C O M PA C T O ^ C e n tra l Air Conditioner June 14 FUG DAY a You are cordially invited to attend the Elb' Annual feed . Mall cedes# f) ,T an L-abaped aeaUng arrange­ ment with centerpieces of gaily colored spring flowers amid tracing! of green fern­ ary. Focal point of attention waa the Girt Scout Cake In traditional colors of green and yellow. DeBary Drive Collects $650 - F U G D A Y C ER EM O N Y C IV IC C EN T E R FR ID A Y, JU N E 14, 6:30 P. M. FOOD A N D DAIRY STORES 2585 ORLANDO DRIVE a Open Dally And Sunday 7 A.M. Till 11 P.M. This Patriofic Ceremony includes a display of Hie EVERYDAY LOW PRICES flags - in actual size - which have flown over FOREMOST GRADE A HOMOGENIZED M ILK Gal. our country - a history of the flag - and an « 4 address by Nr. Karlyle Housholder. V2 GaL r.r.A M JUliii ESPECIALLY INVITED ARE PRESENT A N D FORMER MEMBERS FOREMOST FI.AVOKITE PICTORIAL .« C R EA M Now A s Low As Plus Wiring The compact Polar Prince Is Coleman'a uuuia fur its revolutionary new homo air conditioner. This low cost unit cools every room in your house. And tha cost is only slightly more than you’d pay for U or 8 cld-faahiouad window units that wuutdn't begin to do tha Jot). Wa do tha whole Job. 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Volunteer * Fire Dept, now that legisla­ tion hai been approved (or the coverage of areas out .id* ■ the city limits were informal• I) discussed at T u e s d a y N night's special meeting of the i Town Council. ) Rate systems and rules and ► regulations for the outside . coverage will have to be pre)■ pared ami additional volun! tecr firemen from these areas . or from the town will be - needed. Mayor Lawrence Swofford i suggested that the firemen ; work out preliminary schcd“ uies to go along with the new *; plans and submit them to the >- council for approval. He also i advised that regular reports should be submitted from the department on a monthly basis. In other business of the meeting Councilman Gene Stephenson, at his own re­ quest, was given until the June 19 meeting to took into possibilities of getting insur­ ance coverage for all of the town needs under one general plan. Resolutions correcting the bid figure from $207,816.56 t« $206,816.56 or 5lackle Broth­ ers Const, on the municipal water system and for right* of way for public utilities easements along SR 471 were approved. North Orlando To Organize Fire Department i; Church Plans • Fish Fry Final plans for the organi­ zation of aNorthOrlando Volunteer Fire Dept, will be made under the leadership of Chief Bill Hahn at a meeting to be held Monday in the Community Building in the Village Recreation Area be­ ginning at 7 p.m. The new- (ire truck and equipment available for the men will be on display and outlines of additional needed items will be made. All men of the village who arc interested in serving or helping with the organization are urged to attend. 0 ), The Brotherhood of the El•> dcr Springs Baptist Church r will sponsor a church wide * fish fry at Muse's Kish Camp ; on the Wckiva River Friday J. at 5:30 p.m. Brotherhood £ President, Wilson Coleman, » announced today. !! Men of the church have re* cently caught the fish and have asked the ladies to £ ; bring the salads, baked beans. • desserts, tea, etc. Some of 1 the men will begin prepara­ tion about noon, and serving will begin at 5:30. Cameron Ranch Made Bald Eagle Sanctuary A bald eagle sanctuary ha* been established on a ranch la Semintle County where there are at present five nests of the bird which la the national symbol. These are more nests than ever seen on any one ranch before. Rusa Mason, execu­ tive secretary of the Florida Audubon Society, told mem­ bers of the Klwanis Club. The ranch, which has been officially designated as a bird sanctuary, is the Cameron ranch, west of Sanford. Florida's bald eagle pop­ ulation is the only one left in the country, except In Alaska, Mason said, and sanctuaries are being set up wherever the birds are found to protect the fast disappear­ ing national emblem, Mason reported. Headquarters of the Flor­ ida Auduhon Society is at the Audubon House in Maitland, an old farm house which has been refinished and redec­ orated. From only two bird sanc­ tuaries in the state Sn 1W7, tiie number now has risen to 42 under the guidance of the society, and more are in the planning stage, he said. The sanctuaries set up with ranchers do not involve any transfer of land, but are a cooperative agreement with the ranch owners, whereby ranches are posted and pro­ tected by both federal and state law against tbn shoot­ ing of birds. One of the nearest sanc­ tuaries la the Egret Island sanctuary In Lake Butler at Windemere, given by Randall Chase, of Chase and Com­ pany, here. First wild life sanctuary in the United States was at Pel­ ican Island in the Indian Riv­ er, under the order of Presi­ dent Theodore Roosevelt, Ma­ son stated. 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It Mont* in ma­ jestic silence above the hosts that execute those choices, whether in peace or in war. And yet. though si­ lent, it s|»eal<s to us — speaks to us of the past, of the men and women who went before us, and of the rec­ ords they wrote upon It.’* w oonnow w il s o n 28th United Suites President Peter Edson CO U LD BE! In M a je stic S ile n c e P o litic a l *TftfifiO /u t ■■■ -I ...’ st/vr^f/vo* V i motosma* Sf#?**** C ourt M o v es W ith T im es Alabama's Gov. George Wallace raises on interesting point ubout Su­ preme Court decisions affecting school desegregation. He suggests th at the precedent of a much earlier ruling which spe­ cified "separate hut equal facilities" for whites and Negroes should be governing today. The obverse side of th at Is that the high court's 1064 de­ cision catling for desegregation should not have been made — and should have no stumling now. All aside from the merits of this particular controversy, the gover­ nor’s position runs nthwurt the buslc approach the federal judiciary has applied In attacking the big ques­ tions over a span of many decades. For ofla thing, the Supreme Court never has felt rigidly bound by pre­ cedent. Nor has any court in history. Judicially, precedent always has been thought of as a rough guide, a bench mark giving some stability and or­ der but not a total, final certitude to tha law. Secondly, observers of the Sureme Court note th at it hus normnlj felt fairly free to reverse or alter previous decisions when they consti­ tute interpretations of the U.S. Con­ stitution. Tha court believes It is an accep* ted p art of the American system, ratified by long historical practice, thnt it should correct its own mis­ takes of judgment, enlarge or nar­ row its interpretations as it deems wise and proper. E the high court almost never revers­ es itself or alters its position when it lias once interpreted a statute. The reasoning here is that if the court has nimfc a mistake. Congress can pass another law which somehow skirts the area of error und satisfies constitutional requirements. So the 8uprcme Court tends to confine its shifting Interpretations to provisions of the Constitution. Ob­ viously many parts of the document are not subject to changing apprais­ al. It says a person must be .15 years old to serve ns president. No court can make it 16. Hut the generalized phrases of the constitution are not only susce|>tlbie of Interpretation. They demand it. They have no clear meaning with­ out it. What docs it mean, for exurnple to say — as the Constitution does — that Congress has power to levy tax­ es to provide for the "general wel­ fare’’ of the United States? You could hardly find a bigger tent. Tiie Supreme Court has met this challenge by interpreting such pro­ visions in a manner designed to ac­ comodate the Constitution to a grow­ ing. changing tuition. Tims a due process clause once used to buttress pnqierty rights Is now invoked in ttupport of individual civil rights. An interstate commerce clause once narrowly applied has be­ come a strong lever of federal con­ trol In some fields. Those who do not like the newer interpretations naturally fall back 1 li f u r l Iter - su pp o r t -o f—Lhfa-- ap------an-oldeE one's. n< W allace iis doing. proach In the argument th at to change the Constitution by amend­ ment in a alow, cumbersome, littleuntil device. Only 23 amendment* have been adopted in name 175 yearn of U. S. history under thin document. Hy contrast, lawyers point out, Yet there in no comfort for sucIT pernons in the Constitution's Ruaeralized laiiRuaRe. The wordinR supl>orta both the narrow and the luoud interpretation. Hut is contains no sharp dictate that only thu narrow view nhall upply. Phil Newsom Says . . . F a t In T h e F ire The ssffron robes of Ihc Buddhist monks and the gleaming Buddhist temples are as much a part of South­ east Asia as the monsoon* and the rive paddies. Buddhism is the stale re­ ligion of Thailand. Laos is Huddhi.M and in South Viet­ nam it is estimated that To per cent of the population is Buddhist. Which helps In explain mounting United States con ce*n over tlie harsh repres­ sive measures of South Viet­ namese President Ngu Dinh Diem’s government against the Buddhist majority there. As a religious dispute hetween the Catholic president and the Buddhists, it is n intrrn.il matter and one thing Its effect upon a war In Dr. C rane’s SALE! W orry C lin ic rARK I1-PM: Hannon 11.,, aged g.x, lm» been married fivp years. ”I>r. Crane, I have a won­ derful wife,’” he admitted, "but I bond her out occasion­ ally becaosH ahe doesn’t have supper ready on time. -For when I arrive home, I am ravenops. I’m In an irri­ table mood since my uln-r feels as if It is boring a hole through llo> wall of my Mom. ach. "A m atter of only A min­ utes ran thua makr all th* difference between my lu’iiig a serem- docile hu.hnnd Versus a raving maniac! -And I’m not exnggerating very much. Vet my wife, who knows all tld», will si ill fool around trying to ctinc x l aonie fancy twist to thu toihid, whrrtas 1 crava solid food fast. -I’d rather have just bread | morning. They even try to top unit butter hut get it on time, 1„{( „„ second or two than all her falderal dishes, I . ,, , ... , 1just ns a matter of efficiency. flTim-mber l*r. liiltirratn in why don’t wo­ men get wise to male psychol­ “Chea|KT by Hie Dozen?’* Throughout the day men ogy nod avoid all these quar­ tend to work much after ihe rels! “I h*wl her out at least manner of a mite runner, who once u week und have done so keeps clocking himself at each for our five years of mnrriage. lap around tho track. Hut women, like the little Vet she never profits from hoy who is dl'tcucted hy the such o situation. "If I wire a woman and fire truck, get sidetracked knew my mate demanded food more easily. Anil their IntereM in frilly, at a definite minute per the clock, I’d certainly wuleh lion elsei,tint- has mode the world much brighter and tbut clock! sweeter. "Then | ’d slap something For women hav,« always (-dibit- in front of him, instead been tlie chief custodian, of »f trying to piddle around scalloping the edges of n culture and idealism, music mid morality. ■alad plate. What’s wrong Men grow pugnacious and with women. Dr. Crane?” start the "Bang, hang, bang” This fniiuie to place first wars. things first, is a basic dif­ Women then come along ference between men and and hind op tht-ir wounds via women. Ho- nursing profession. Men u-ually slash through Women, too, are chiefly rerial tu|H- and minor details sponsible for flower gardens to strike at the basic goal. mol deeorative curtains ami Oh, if lliey have oodles of frilly luce doilies, etc. time, they may add the frills, But 1 wish you “ Home Pie” too, hut in an emergency, men teachers would impress on rhool directly at the .hull’s- teen-age girl, the simple way eyo. to nvold much domestic feud­ Woman dilly dully and stray ing, namely, put food in frunt Inward non-essential distrac­ of men on time! tions along the highway that For a man prefers a medi­ leads to tlie essential destina­ ocre meal on time to u lavish tion. liaiopiet tins late. Men thus tend to follow n So feed your husband on .li sight line, Won,mi seem to time Ami don't delay more prefer a weaving or meander­ than tin seconds when he ing rotirsr. starts for the uiitomobil^ to Men will actually compete take you out. Then you'll with the dock as they shave eliminate most of his scold­ or brush their teeth in tlie ings. Wives why don't yuu gel hep ? which the United Stales Is deeping committed ami upon the feelings of millions of Southeast Asians toward Hie Jnltrd States is still another Ear, like it or not, and many Americans in South Vietnam dn not, the Unllcd stales j, committed to win the anll-Cominuitist struggle O 's and A 's in South Virinnui on a slo­ • gan -Wtn will) Diem.” q —Are there tides in Ihe The United States is doing liulf of .Mexico? its best to disassoriule itself OlIK BOARDING HOUSE A—Yes, une small tale * from the present illsputr. day. UPI Correspondent Neil ^ i SfeAH.Vl LltjTfcN.MOOv,rb , (j — Are sapphires a u d Sheehan reported on the dAM.THI* l i IW Vl«AtXHV UNflT \ > -TpuTtyn rubies Ihc sam e mineral? basis of reliable sources in 30UUV 0OY, FKPM 40UTU AWICA-ll V A—Roth arc gem varieties HE RAO TMB AU-FrWrivp r o u t < Saigon, that privately. U. S • -f DEH/r Deputy Chief of Mission Wit**,r mineral roninduill. MELOUPAMp STRlPPlO TO At Hi 7/ , , AHKEEhi de — -j -j wt y / . r ’ , . ham Trueheart has urged A C C U M U LA TIO N CHAR4t III* netos ADV.V / / c i i u r C q — What American presi­ O f llCUP 6Pt3t j Diem lo settle the quarrel ACCAJNT OMTlL NEK? vt ) l dent was preceded and suc­ Cf4 OfcK Vfi*r/ and get on with Dm- war VMfiM WE LL. ufcT A FEW TK£XJ*AidO 6VWi«fc U. S. military commander ceeded m office bj the same Fcavk CA paiow N Gen. Paul D. Harkins lias or­ man! A—Bcnjumin Harrison, pre­ dered all American military advisers not to accompan) ceded and succeeded by Vietnamese units suppressing Gruvcr Cleveland. Buddhist demonstrations. q —What event is celebrat­ But tlila rs,lints lor little when Hie Vietnamese use ed hy Mohammedans on Krieasily ldentiflxldc airplanes day? and equipment o b t a i n e d j A—The day of Adam’s erethrough American aid In Iheir ution. II) Hal Cochran repressive actions and hide | ------It’s ulmoftt a, dangerous libly link the United States q —Whieli Is consitlrreil the for those over sixty to drive with them. rarest stamp in the world? line more from Saigon A—The British Guiana one- under twenty ns it is fur those uniter twenty to drive sources Sheehan reports Hut penny stamp of lliti. over sixty. the United States so tar ha, refrained from publicly rebuk­ q—How many known moons ing Diem out of fear of los­ has Hie planet Neptune? Some married men give dic­ A—Two. ing wlmt little influence it tation all day long ami then now hat with Ids government. get it ail evening long. But U. S. representatives q-In religious art what do are finding it more and more the lamb, the pelican and Hie The rasirst way to lift a difficult to maintain a posi­ unicorn symbolize? mortgage is lo t to carry it far, Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., Juno 11, 1061 tion that Diem is leading a A—They are symbols of broad, popular movement, Christ. when al the same time It is New grown radishes are W A L T S * A. O tB L O W , KUITUM S S U I * l S L U M * * obvious he Is In deep poli­ Q - What was the Lsue those tittle 1 -d or white tu t:it w k i .i .s i i m n v s s r u i .r tical trouble with a majority when 'resident Washington I thin(t!1 ytM| didn’t know were 1 llK'tUlllUl bunk Mantling LUilur of hit own population. called out the National Guard going to Idle your tongue. j i vik I- allot: N th a.* JL 111 MS.I.I.* Ilu.in*,a ll«ii*a*r « uumr LUIlur U. S. aid ha, helped to in 1791? »niMi.t:t J- w ittv r ( SS Ki l l MIIMI.H item the Communist advance A — Whisky (The Whisky e u r l f l , L dltor i Ij-.lll.u tlsiw ill rilSXK VUI.TULIVK UliHUTIIS II ITIS in South Vietnam. Rebellion: the excise tax on COMPLETE Ciiculallon U s n i a r l ratios L-IU'-r But, if events continue to whisky and the refusal or si *a> iiii - i m s isa i t* follow their present course many people in Pennsylvania INVKSTMENT HKUVICE u , M all Haasa llilliti) (he (at well could be in the to pay it.) atatlaait r a a a t, aii mas* 1 is led and unlisted P M I Vsar • it.a* i v ,sr (ire. 111 XM l ».Ii « Uunlhi M l S UilSIllI Securities Z.wa . M-miia Z.ia > Xl-inih* Mutual Funds l.oi) I A loalh I OR I Month U. *■ Postal R*aalalluna provld* that all n.all aaliaaripllaaa h* Honors Cartoonist paid In adtaara. AI.LEN A CO. WASHINGTON (UPI) I l l E. LEMON ST. Bntatad aa mcurJ clasa maltsr SK-tauar It. ISIS al vua Huai Tlie Air Force gave George Ofllc, or dantard. r i-fl la, undar Ilia .«<-« of Cnaar*M af March. LAKELAND. FLA. S. Wunder. ’’Terry and the Tli* IlsrulU Is a m*ioU*r of IS, Uiui.g I’rsss which la *iitiUad Pirates” comic strip cartoon­ ascluiisalr la lha uaa fur rapuhllcailua af all tha local « s i Member: Mid«est Slink K uk See Ui Fer KODAK ist, its highest civilian ward. priuiad la this a«w«paper. CAMERAS. Film .a d Chicxgx Board at Trade No p trf of any material, n«na or aavarUstng, of this adlll--n Air Force Chief of Staff Eu­ FlnUhint af The hattfori) Meraol may in r«pt«-iu,*.i 1-- .0 ) s.iiirier s i l l gene M Zuekert C'ted Won­ out written permlaaion f the puhllaher of Ilia llaralu. ^uy der for "factually and favor Oiiando Sairs RepteasuialDc laUlvIdual or firm reepuntllile (or aucb rept-duclion will U* cuna-dtrad aa Infringliig on The lleiulde .oprnaht am] will t>* ■bly” portraying Air Fore* MRS. STAN COMSTOCK CAMERA SHOP 1(14 liable fur da,napes umltr tha law. I'uhliahed daily aicept activities from Dec. 3<i, 10hi, ■aturda). Sunday and Chrltliuaai publi.had oilnrday preceeuing 210 S. DARK A V B . PK GA -Viol I to .March 1, HMJ. 0 CkfUUaaa l Barbs N o te b o o k WASHINGTON- (NEA) - Seaborg. -He hi* to get his their detection. The greatest American ” **• films through me." While the Russian! were cret weapon given to the This little cultural exchange wide open in showing their Russians by Glenn T. Sea- probably dkl as much to pro­ peaceful applications of nu­ bora, l . S. Atomic Energy mote friendly relations be* clear science, they did not Commission Chairman, on his tween leaders of the two ms- show off any of the plants or rcccnt cultural exchange visit j or nuclear powers as their the chemical processes they to the Soviet Union was—a formal agreement or all the use to produce plutonium. Polaroid color camera. typical wining and dining Seaborg didn't ask about Dr. Sciborg took such a ,„d entertaining that goes reports that the Russians camera with him on his first with traditional Russian hos- have developed a nuclearIrip to inspect Russian id e a - pilaUty. powered airplane, because he tific Installations and to sign Seaborg loon will Invite hasn’t given any credence to the L. S.-U.5.S.R. two-year Petrosyants to head a 10-man reports that they have one. agreement on co-operation in I team of Russian atomic He didn't ask cither, about the field of utilization of scientists on a visit to the Russian nuclear-powered sub­ atomic energy for peaceful United States. They probab- marines. Similarly, there was purpases. |> w|ll come in th« fall. At polite avoidance by both aides Every place he went—shoot- that time they will begin to on the possibility of nuclear Ing pictures like a tourist and talk about how the new peace- developments In space. pulling off finished color ful nuclear information ex­ In summary, It wasn’t a prints in 50 seconds—he was change agreement will ini- very revealing intelligence surrounded by amazed Rus- piementod. report. siana—particularly Ihc sclentThe discussions wilt Involve The Seaborg mission was in ‘*t* only one or two scientists Russia at the height of the These scientists had deve* from each country each day recent Moscow spy trial. loped atomic energy on a in three field*—nuclear pow- There was considerable toscale which Seaborg describes „ reactor techniques, eon- d* in the Russian press as "com parable1 though not trolled themnuclear fusion against Communists having necessarily "superior’ to U 1anil high energy nuclear phy- anything to do with foreignS. science. But they had ; ties, Each visit will be for ers at cocktail parties. nothing to match that c a m -, more than a year. But when U. S. Ambassador era1 This will provide oppor- Foy Kohler give a reception At the end of his 11-day (unity for joint projects in at the American embassy in visit, Hr. Seaborg presented both countries’ laboratories, honor ot Seaborg and his col­ the camera to his opposite Research to find element 102 leagues just before they came number. A. Petrosvants. i, an example. Joint con- home, invited Russian guests chairman of the Russian atrucllnn of a research acce- turned out in force. State Committee on the L’till- [rrator was discussed a litKohler commented that the zalion of Atomic Energy. The u*. but nothing was decided, Russian scientists’ behavior eminent Russian couldn’t have The Russians are already didn't reflect the new policy. been more pleased if he had j way ahead in tiiis field, That was taken as a hopeful given a key and a pass to the though not in power deve- aign for future developments. AEC top secret files. lopment. -But what will he do for If Seabors and the nine film?” Sealmrg was asked. scientists who accompanied J "I’ve got him there.” said him to Russia brought hack anything more than appre­ ORCHIDS ciation of Russian compe tcnce in development of IN peaceful use* of atomic en­ BLOOM ergy. they’re keeping mum Institutionalism (prison) Is about it. GOOD SELECTION only to keep bad dogs off the Seaborg docs not think his street. It doesn’t do any good visit will sdesnre a nuclear Grnpevllle Nursery I want to pun.sh. T X T ttiir test ban agreement. There 1221 Griperill* At*. —Superior Court J u d g e was no discussion of nuclear "Seottx Dealer” Stewart Lynch of Wilming­ explosions underground or ton, Del., who sentenced two men to 20 lashc* with cat-o'-ninetails. Q u o tes There can he no co-exis­ tence between (he demo Dominican government tlie tyrannical regime in Hai­ ti. —Dominican foreti Andres Freites. c.l I If You A re G oing To Buy h-nce but fait to undersh the humiliation, —Rep. Emanuel Celler, N.Y., on the Itirniingli racial demonstrations. 1 or Build A Hom e . . The scientists who talk boldly about commiiilleai with other pi'inets have done a very pour job cf communi­ cating with the people on this planet who are expected to foot the bill. —Rep. Olin Teague, D-Tel. See us about long term financing M. G. HODGES PLUMBING at reasonable rates • WELLS DRILLED • n MTS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SHRINK LEU SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES ( AI,I. 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Plans made cull for the cele­ bration to start at I p. m. with a game between the par­ ents anil little leaguers follow­ ed by a wiener toast at 5:30 p. Itr. Each mother will be ask­ ed to provide a covered dish for the outing and picnic ta­ bles will be available for use, Drinks will be provided by the auxiliary. The event will take place ul the Recreation Area. In other business of the meeting the group voted to give each buy a pin at the end of the season with his lotting average inscribed. Announcement was made that each league will be as­ sessed a sum of $35 to help pay for advertising and pro­ grams of the state playoff games which are scheduled for July 30-Aug. 3 in Orlando. Art Rhodes. president of the group, reported that the North Orlando Civic Assn, had donated $31 ami the Village Council had donated $35 to­ wards costs of building a con­ cession stand on the east side of the Community ltuilding. Volunteers were asked to help with lalior ott the project and it was reported that Hoy tturke would lay the Mock if the auxiliary would have the foundation poured. Managers reported that the Tuesday afternoon competitive games are working out sat­ isfactorily and requested that all men of the village attend the practices to help advise the players. Mrs. Krecek advised that the group had decided against the suggestion made by some of the players that a celebra­ tion at the close of the season t.e held with a trip to Snnlantlo Springs since there are 111 boys on the teams and this number would lie too many for such an outing. The auxiliary is considering the possibility of issuing cer­ tificates to all farm tram boys at the end of the season. Itrunnie Troop No. 357 of Lake Mary, became tiirl Scout Troop No. 557 when they flew up on Wednesday, June 5. The ceremony was held in the Lake Mary Elementary School Au. diluvium at B:3U p. nr. Mrs. II. W. Ihinklefs. leader, assisted by Nancy Rodgers, a Senior from Troop 311, and Mrs. Paul Wireman, co-leader, assisted by Donna Danklefs. also from Troop 311, led tile girls through the cere­ mony. The entire troop made the transition from Uruwnlr to Junior Dili Scout and includ­ ed Nikki Anderson, Denise Ragweil, Cynthia II e c k e r. Laura lb>tts, Deldiy Cannon, Carin Chapman, Debbie Dunklefs. Susan Davidson, Janenr Daw sun. Itccky Dominey, Don­ na Foster; Ruth Fireman, Lynne tlilho. Donna Hudson, Karen Jordan. Kathy Kimmons. Donna Manfre, Sandra Morgan. Karen Nielson. Ratty I'igott. Ilurbara Tamm, Anne Weber, Lauia Wells and Carole Wireman. SEE US it for your S T . ☆ HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN * tx UOKItUW CP TO S5.U00 - Ul* TO 5 YEARS TO PAY White blossoms of South America’s royal water lily i measure up to 15 inches. 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(Herald Photo) Evening Recreation Program To Be Held At Lyman High It) Jane Caw lbcrrv An interesting evening sum­ mer recreation program for teenagers w ill tie conducted at Lyman High School for the first time this yiur with registration set in the Gym starting Monday at 5 p. rn. The program will be under the supervision of Coach Wal­ ter Dzurus anil is open to boys and girls who will lie in grades eight through 13 next year and to members of this year’s graduating class. Registration may be for all or part of the program and does not obligate the students to attend. On Mondays at ti:l5 p. m.. horseback rilling will be offer­ ed at u reduced rute at the Sanlundo Riding Stables, Orr Tuesday ami Friday at 15:30 p. til., boys basketball and weight training will be held in tiie iu bool gym. O11 Wednesday at rt:30 p. m. there will he bowling at Moil iitlion laities for 35 rents a game w ith shoes and instruc­ tions included. On Thursday at iLilll p, 111., recreation for boys and gill* at the gym will include volley­ ball, softball ami square danc­ ing. All U' livitic.- other than the horse buck riding and Imwling will bo free. It is hoped that as many youngsters as pos­ sible will take part in the recreation in order that the program may be continued next summer. BIG 12 LB. CAPACITY WATER SAVER I Damp Dry Spin • Spiral Activator DELIVERY SERVICE Make Sure •a. * 3 5 00 •v ’ Site Mint I ft lllk. T.T. l'lua T a t A Old H r* • Goodyear Nylon Safety Seat Bells $ |1 9 Mret and E rn rd V I W/TItAOE 2igno i n I II. Ell.TEII - FLO Ifc CAP. 3 SPEED, t W \SII TEMP. 239on Instant Reieone ft Atetai-to-Metal Utu ttU’n Brake Special • Adjn.l llr.ikr. 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FA 2 -^SJl o n ly * 1 4 9 ° ° i ■ ;......r........:......................... . t �■A L U • * Page 6 — Jana 1 %% Hitch 196* #F Thunderbird Classic Prep For U .S . Open NEW YOIK (NEA)— The I Classic ae doubt dislike hav- Open Championship, but that autemobUe dealers epoaeer-1 ing theta big show called a is precisely what It waa. tag the 9100,000 Thunderbird I prep for tho United States The 116 combetanta in the Invitational ending n four-day run at the Westchester Coun­ try Club hi Rye Sunday piny under conditions similar to those which will exist In tha Open at Tha Country Club la Brookline, Mass, June 30-23. Winter kill plsjed havoc NEW YORK (UPI >—Ralph with northern layouts. Heavy Hook and Billy Hitchcock, sun buna greens through too see two baseball feudists, and April waa on* of the declared a temporary truce driest months on record with severe winds. It waa in an ef­ today. fort to get The Country Club Moatly because there waa course In shape for the Open nothing to argue about after Well, well! Things have Instructor will ba Gama that it we* doted to the con­ tha Now York Yankees beat been going pretty alow la the Warden Harry Hcnrtoh (wild testants until after the Thumthe Baltimore Orioles 3-2 In fishing line but it se«ms Ilka Ufa officer for Florida Flah derblrd. 10 innings Wednesday. everybody Is having good lock end Game Commtaslon). Boys A lot of golfers Uked to "1 got a little hot tha last with tha bass, and the bream will be taught laws of boating, drop out of the tournament time we played tha Oriolee are really having s good time fish end game laws, proper ahead of the Open contending and I said tha Yankees would with the rod worms. we and handling of guns, ate. that It waa difficult for them win, no matter what,'* Houk Leader of tha club ta Mrs. to be up mentally and physic­ Harry Htrvlsh called me the said. "But that waa largely other day and aayi that thase Paul Lukas, of Blavia. ally for two supreme efforts because someone asked me little bream are bedding just In a row. what I considered a foolish east of the Interstate 4 But a bloko would have to question." bo little short of psychotic, or bridge, on the Seminole Coon* Likewise, Hitchcock said ha ty aide sad that It'a real assy be loaded like our current top had no desire to fan a fire to catch a big string fa* no money winners, If he couldn't that began last summer when time at alL steam himself up tar n good Vi both managers nearly tangled share of a 9100,000 purs*.. Americas League (NOTE to fishermen) fish­ physically at Yankee Stadium ing Licensee are da* the 1st of W. L Pet. The winner of the Thunder­ and waa rekindled by Houk'a July so don't forget them I New York 39 22 J77 bird gets 925,000, tha eocond statement the last time tha Yon have to tune s license to Chicago 34 23 .376 man 110,000. They w on Gene two cluba mat Baltimore 32 29 J U Littier and Jack Nicklaua, re­ fish locally. In other American League 30 26 A3S spectively, a year ago at Up­ The 1963 license will be in- Mlaoemte games the Cleveland Indians creased to |3 with 91 going Boston 27 23 i l l per Montclair in New Jersey. outaluggad tha Detroit Tigers tar the purpose of Improving Kansas City So, it is not difficult to un­ » 27 -319 12-6, the Boston Rad Sox beat fish end fishing conditions, to Cleveland 36 39 .300 derstand why tha winners of tha Washington Senators 8-3, establish flah management Loa Angeles 39 31 .469 the last 47 PGA tournaments tha Loa Angelas Angela won arena, to acquire publie ac­ Detroit 94 91 .636 showed up for the second 6-0, after a 3-1 lost to the cess feciltice, to restore worn Washington 30 40 .333 Thunderbird. Rarely has than Chicago White Box, aad the out fishing arena and develop been a field like thle with all 'a Minnesota Twine bounced new ftaking arena. Kansas City 13 Minnesota 4, th« big namea—Nicklaua, Ar­ back from a 13-4 shellacking tat nold Palmer, Gary Player, Mrs. Kay Troluck had aome to bop tha Ksnaaa City Ath­ real flaherwomen’s luck re­ Mina. I K. City t, tod. night Tony L«me, Sam Snead, Litletics 8-1, cently while fishing out at Chicago 3 L. Angeles t, let tier and the currently red hot Lemon Bluff fish camp. With L Angelas 9 Chicago 9, tori, Julius Boros. Bight Even the great Ben Hogan shiner* she eaught three nice base weighing eight, five and Boston 5 Washington 9, night went back In competition for N. York 9 Bate 2, 10 in , the first time since tha Au­ four pounds. night gusta Masters of a year ago. Pat Brooks tella me the bass are schooling. The bream and Ckvclind 12 Detroit 6, night It could be the last time Friday’s Garnet around for Bantam Ben, who catfish are playing around Baltimore at Boston, night will be 61 in AugusL He did ST. ANDREWS, Scotland with worms end crickets, end Detroit at New York nieht (UPI) — Six American* are Tf you—haw a lltUe--vatr> Wadi, at Cleveland, 1, twiLegal Notice among the 44 golfers who will money you might want to try aight not have to qualify tar thla your luck at aofuhell turtles. Kansu City at Chicago, night iv thk rin ctirr c o r a r o r year's British Open champion­ It seems they era only biting L, Angeles at Minneiote, t u b sixth jrn iciA L cru­ et rr iv x x n row ship at the Royal Lytham and ■moked beef tongue. Bight v n tn r o c v t v. ru tn r a a . 1 called Jim Crowe's place S t Anns’* links, July 10-13. iv r t m i E a i no. i n n National League V O T irSJ TO A P T E A S The exempt list announced and Mrs. Crowe tells me that W. L. Pet. A J J 'l l u V l i r U D W E R T . Wednesday night le headed by Jim Cota had some real fish­ Loa Angelea 33 23 .369 Plaintiff, -**. Arnold Palmer of Let.robe, erman’s luck, 90 speckled SL Louis 34 26 J6T JOtr.VNTE M A S r / W E RTl P a, winner of the last two perch and * couple of real San Francisc« 34 26 .567 r u l i l s n c * u n k n o w n , tournaments, and fellow Yank nice bass while fishing In the Chicago D efendant. 32 26 ..va STATIC o r r i . n R I D X TO I Jock Kicklaus, the leading SL Johns River Wednesday. Cincinnati 30 27 .526 JO II N .S IE MAE U O W E R T l NOTE to camping enthus* Pittsburgh money-winner on tlis current rasljtne* unknown 28 30 .483 nr* li«r«t>r n o t l f l t d t h a t let; U. S. pro tour. 28 30 .483 a Yuu Philadelphia Blit of Com plaint far Soma 21 members of the 3L Milwaukee Other Americana exempt 27 31 466 [llv o rr* ham U**n til-.I a e s t n s t from qualifying are Billy Luke's Boy's 4-H club will Houston 28 34 .433 yuu . s n l y o u a r * r « i | u ! r t d to ■•rv* • co p y o f y o u r s n s w s r Casper, Cary Middlecoff, Phil hold their annual campout to­ New York 23 39 .377 o r p U s d t n * t a th * Blit o f day, Friday and Saturdays at C o m p l a i n t o n thm P l a i n t i f f * Rodger* and Doug Sanders. Wednesday’s Results n my, N u r r t * I». W o o l f o rk , The qualifying rounds for Harry Robson’a camp on tho Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 0, lAi tt .t u rGtT W a n t C h u r c h Htr.mt, 7d other (pota will be held on St. Johns River, O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , n o d file th* night Parents have been invited Milwaukee 9 New York 0, o r i g i n a l m m w t r o r p l t o d l n * July 4-5, In th * ofMc* o f tb * C l * r k o f to a chicken barbecue with night t h * c l r e u l t C o u r t o n o r botha boye tonight Philadelphia 6 St. Louis, 2, fur* J u l y 11, 1 ) * t . I f y o u fall t o d a *o j u d x m * n t b y d e ­ Principal E. L. Bellhorn night f a u l t will h* t a k e n s * a l n * t U. S. Netmen will serve as camp counselor. San Francisco 3 Chicago 1, y u u fu r t n * r * i l* f <J*m*nd*d In th * 11111 o f C o m p l a i n t . Chuck Hinder, a naturalist night Meet Iran I HAVE AN D O R D E R E D St who has lectured at college*, Los Angeles 9 Houston 1, S a n f o r d , S em inole Coun ty. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI>-The F l o rida, th is l i t * day *f Ju n e night United States, hopeful of schools, e tc, all over the m i. Friday's Game# (SEADl making ■ comeback in world United State* will be with the A r t h u r H. R e e k w l t h . Jr ., group. “Uncle Oscar" from New Yurk at Cincinnati, night tennis, opens Us 1063 Davis C lerk of C ircu it C o u rt the Lutheran Haven and little Philadelphia at Milwaukee, By; A r i a J . L u n d q u l s t Cup campaign today against D. C. night Iran in a best-of-fivo climina Jerry Arndt will be special . T o rn oolfork. IO guests. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night SIT w* * *D.t W c h u r c h At. lion aeries. Houston at San Frsncljco, O r l a n d o , F l a . Eugene Scott of St. James. P u h l D h J u n * IS, S«, *T, * night N. Y., meets 18-year-old Keia Women's Open Set J u l y *. D U . Chicago at Loa Angelea, night CDJ-SS Akbari of Iran in the first NEW YORK (UPI) - Tho singles mnlch. Allen Fox of 1965 Women's Open g o l f Los Angeles, fourth ranking championship will bo held at player In the United States, the Atlantic City Country opposes Tacghi Akharl, 17 Club at Northficld, N. J., July year-old brother of Itcxa, In 1-3. Tliia year’s tourney is the second match. scheduled for the Kenuood The doubles are scheduled Country Club in Cincinnati for Friday and the aeries will and the 1964 championship at ho completed with a pair of the San Diego Country Club, singles on Saturday. Chula Vista, Calif. Houk In Truce J ob OTaata, Mt M * « w juat from aa emrly MB* hi* la Mltin s i this year that a * r hta tha National U atafty la 17-yoartoM feta 11th af aa ho s ad tho lotto la a 1 0 v ia l) • I i b i t Ukl OTaala to la gaaltlea to roach tta Stoarhi mark for tha ooa> i total aa National Laato o taft-haader too achieved Carl Hobboll won M far tha Gtoata la 1910. O il; a roar ago OToola waa hogged down at 4*7 and araa • atrong finish earned him m thaa a 18-11 a u k for moor. OToola aad Jim Maloney (94) hara kept tha loda "alive" and otlll bopafal that they can thalr current fiftb-ptae# ataadta f If Jorr Jar aad Boh Purkey roand into fora. Tha hatehotaaa far tha la d s Wadnaaday ~ Vada PInoon and Frank Boh. r laana, who hara boon making T mincemeat of Pirata pitching m all season. Each had two hito, , aeorad a ran and drora ta a * m . Plnooa to hitting .409 ta Z In 10 games againot Pitta. L , hargh pitching this aoaoon w whllo Robinson’* arrraca is » AM with its homora and 13 tana hatted ta. 2 Tha San Kroneloco Gtanta i boat tho Chicoso Cuba tot, tha £ Loa Ancotoo Dodger* routed SOW OF FAVORITES — Tha Cornell crew lines up artrar, ready to stick their o a n in. The rowers from Ithaca are favored to win the 61>t Regatta of the Intercollegiate Rowing Aaan. on Onondaga Lake in Syracuse, N. Y., Saturday. Left to right ere stroke Griacom Settle, 7 Daniel Krex, 6 John Rothnehijd, 5 Donald Light, 4 John Nunn, 3 Albert Thomasson, 2 Gordon Hugh, bow Michael McGuirk, coxswain John Berman, Summer Rec Slate Opens Monday - tha—n*uotos Galte «■!, tin r Philadelphia Phlllioa dofoated . tho S t Louis Cardinal* 6-3, and tha Mllwaukaa \ romped over the New York " Mata toO In other NL activity. Redskins Sign Two Players WASHINGTON <UPI)-Th* Waihtafton Redskins c a n “ cn'y hope to do a* well on the ' playing field as they hava dons in Urn off-seaion. Tha ilgningi Wednesday of - Offensive end John Greiner - of Purdue and defanslvt tecV U* Joe Baughan of Auburn *- gave the National Football '* League club a record of 12 successes among their top 15 * draft (election*. The Skin* * alto signed their first five itlon program I Gold*bom and Hopper *choola. program ta operated Jointly gat nndarway Monday, I Workihop for the towder* by the City and by achool wtU with tha City operating lira waa to bo held this afternoon I Uacbera aa part of tha sumat the Recreation Center. TM* I mer anrichmtnt activities. playground*, It was rtportad today by Jim Jernlgan, direc­ tor of recreation. Actlritiaa In tha morning will to geared to tha school age, which will ba offering sports, pic. ale*, free swimming, treuura bants, arts and crafts and apaclal tournament*. Tha afternoon activities will ba art up for Junior and sen* % tor high achool itudent* and wiO Include archery, tennla, horseback riding, charm school, tailing, ceramic* and W \ dancing. V. v Tha morning playground* \ . \ will ba bald at Pi nee rest, Southsldc, and Grammar achool*. Tha colored play* ground* will ba operated at mm Easy Win For Arizona Seen 1\ % OMAHA, Neb. (UPI)-Ariions had the downhill pull today 1a the NCAA national YOU’LL ZOOM into plane without even getting baseball tournament semi wet. ,ln*U,, I Wrlttea tar NEA The Wildcats ride Into to^ take-off from a dock can night*, game against Teias Wlke you fall forward, but a. the only team to aurvlvo Iome, lmi;I jy, ttlc most conthe first three rounds In the Wiy t0 get ltartcU. baUI* for the collegiate die- jjj[ on [j,# wjtf, ,j,e n mend ch.mplon.hlp without a | of tho , kls 0(ll lhr water Standings Six Yanks In Open Exempt . You'll be pretty close to Missouri, the pre-tourney kooj rising position when you favorite, felt the sting of (|0 ^jnce y0u’re already Arizona power Wednesday up anj ,)4in*( havc to be pulled ?_ to the surface, you have to wall in its collision tonight get going in a hurry. with Southern California. The Allow about 10 feet of slack loser of that game goes In the tow line. This enables home. the boat tu get up enough pick*. Back-to-back h o m e r s by speed to put you into plane Jim Scvcik and Bob Maxwell right oft. This slack usually is : Colts Get Pair helped propel Arlxona to a kept in a coll alongside you, BALTIMORE (U P I )-O f­ 6-4 win over Missouri Wed­ but you must bo extremely fensive backs Bob De Wald nesday night. In loscri' brae . . .... _ .. careful not to allow It to get and Bill Wood have signed ket competition, Texas ousted up w[|y, a(l arm or contracts with the Baltimore Penn State M In 10 Innings )cj{ I Colls of the National Football and Southern Cal aurvived a The boat takes off at your 1 League. Both were free ninth Inning threat to bootl "Hit It!" signal, taking up agents. Florida Slate 4 3. the alack. When the pull reaches the hands on the tow bur. It draws the upper half of your body forward. This Is whem the danger of fall Ing forward comes in. Lean ^ ■ back to counteract the force. j H m Ti I If the pull doesn't throw you DOING NICELY—Bob mCm forward in a matter of sec­ Miller, traded by the onds, you'll zoom Into plane lowly New York Meta SARASOTA (UPI) - Sara­ Orlando pitcher Bob Gard- without even gelling wet. to tho D o d d e r h, hus Many experienced skiers Imen pitching well itiMce sota retained a two and one- ncr won his own game last half game lead In the Florida night by hatting in two runs prefer a dock start whenever hi;t nliift to the Lon An* State League last night with to get the victory over Fort | it te convenient. deles Club. Lauderdale. a 3-4 win over Lakeland, Second baseman Ilsnk Al­ Dairymen Tops while (frond-place St. Peters­ len belted a seventh inning Playing It Safe Albert Jarrell of Perfection | LONDON iUPI) — A Ism burg blanked Tampa 40. home run to break a tie with Saints pitcher Hank Harden Miami and give the Islanders don decorators shop has plac­ Dairies held Sanford Atlantic ed a notice In Its winodw Bank to four hits when the gave up only three hits for a win over Miami. warning that “iluvband* I Dairymen won 6-.1 in Little the ibutoui win and pushed Tonight, Miami play a at choosing color* must produce , League play. The Dairymen bis record to 9-3, the best In Daytona Beach, Fort Lxuderthe league. Rufus Cox led the dale goes to Orlando, Tampa I a note signed by (heir wives." )tallied eight hit*. Saintx at the plato with two cruises the bay to St. Peters­ RBI's. burg and Lakeland play* at J In other action last night, Sarasota. Daytona Beach edged Miami The steadings: 7-6, and Orlando defeated W L Prt. Fort Lauderdale 3-2. 30 19 .612 Sarasota Sun Sox outfielder Bob Me- St. Petersburg a 22 .360 on Klllop (cored the winning Lakeland 27 24 .329 run In Die test Inning on an Fort Lauderdale 24 23 .311 infield out. Buddy Bradford Orlando 26 25 JIO and Haley Young each got Miami 23 26 .431 (wo RBI's to lead Sarasota to Daytona Beach 21 27 .436 the win over Lakeland. Tampa 19 30 .388 at Sasasota, S t Pete Hold 1-2 B A R G A IN PRICES Popular Brands JIUY a PAIR FOR EXTRA WEAR ^ *20.90 An Low An (ise*t«M(«>SM»t*a Windsor Tubeless Nylons 926.70 Fisk Custom Tube - Type Nylon 930-26 (Prlcre Above • Plus Tax) C A V A N A U G H T IR E S ER V IC E HOI 8. FRENCH AVE. FA 2-2261 Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 310 East First, Sanford We Give Top Valno Stamp* tend tho ThuadcrMid. Com m a M a rly Jumpod out of hta office window on the 4(Hh floor of tha Tima and Life Building vrhea he got the word from Hogan. Not often does a golf production get an added attruettoa like the four­ time winner of the Open at tha last minute. The West course of the Westchester Country Club 1* wooded and well trapped with narrow fairways, dips and hills and la 9,660 yards long, but the sharpies expect ta feast aa it. TheyTl reltah the par le ta two. After all, it’s a hotel resort eouno which la why It has nevar been the ■its of a major championship. Dtok Crawford, n » v young pro from Eldorado, Ark, want around it in 32-33 —44, which helped give th*[ handlcappon the Ids* that the Thunderbird would be won with 372. The same prognosticators say that 390 will win the Open, but Francis Oulmet, who made history on it 50 yeaza ago, warns that whilo| Tha Country Club course might look assy, it won't play Mathews W ins B)PHILADELPHIA—Lta Mato thews, 137, Philadelphia, stop­ ped Waymaa Dawson. 143, Toledo, Ohio. 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DEAR ABBY: There ii • man in our crowd who is loaded with money, but we have never seen him without holes in the heels of his socks. He has many pairs of socks, but they ALL have holes in the heels. He's not careless about the rest of his attire. He wears tailor-mude suits, and expensive shirts, but his holey socks spoil his appearance. Should we write his wife an anonymous letter telling her to do something about it? ED’S FRIENDS DEAR FRIENDS: If Ed has holes in ALL his socks, he knows they’re there and doesn't care. Leave his wife alone. She apparently doesn’t give a darn. * * • # DEAR ABBY: I know you have had many screwball people write to you. but I assure you 1 am not one of them. I want to do something to benefit mankind and 1 can’t think of anything better than to give my life for scientific research. If you know of any institution th a t wants a live, healthy body for a scientific experi­ ment, please let me know. I hope ou will not print my name because have already shocked enough people with my ambition. 1 am deud serious. HUNTSVILLE r DEAR HUNTSVILLE: You mav be "dead’’ serious—but you are still very much alive. I know of NO insti­ tution th a t would accept your gen­ erous offer. • » • • DEAR ABBY: My husband is By Abigail Van Buren going to be an usher at a wedding soon. I know that an usher is ex­ pected to “look after’’’ a bridesmaid, but where do I come in 7 We’re outof-towners, and I know no one on either side, so 1'il have to go to the wedding alone. At the reception, am 1 supposed to sit and watch my hus­ band dance with the bridesmaid all evening? Also, the night before the wedding there is a rehearsal supper party. I am not invited to that, but my husband will escort the brides­ maid. One of the other ushers Is mar­ ried, b u t HIS wife Is a bridesmaid, so Bhe'll be included in everything. Am I supposed to forget th at I'm married during the wedding festivi­ ties, and let my husband run wild with his bridesmaid? SIZZLING DEAR SIZZLING: Your hus­ band's role as a husband takes pri­ ority over that of an usher. And his role as a MAN should justify his asking the bride and groom where his wife comes in. • • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO HERMAN: One Frenchman put It verv well. He said, “There is no such thing us a 'pretty good’ omelet”. • • 0 • For a personal, unpublished an­ swer to your letter, write to ABBY, Box 3U65, Beverly Hills. Culif. * • • • Don't putoff writing letters. Send one dollar to Abby for her booklet, “ How To Write Letters For All Oc­ casions.” TELEVISION kT P . M . IN DM 9:ie 9:11 fits 9:34 9:19 By Oswald Jacoby On* of tha brat way, to win *10994 a t bridge ia to fv t a illly con­ tPAJOSt tract and than mak* it, aa ♦ 1 0 2 ft ♦ A thia hand from th* SoutheastSAW •rn championships in Miami, A J A KQ 9 S Fla., ihowa. v jii v q ttt #43 With 20 high card point*. ♦ 9 8 3 *731 South decided to Jump to two A d d i O l a s a o i m i <d > apadca after North responded ♦ A in —with on* heart to th* opening ♦ Kl diamond bid. ♦ AKQJ *K S4 From then on North turned Worth ta d South vulnerable Mm every way but looea and there waa South at a nice alam M k Wee* North E x t 1* Pm I V Pus contract th a t had only one de­ a * Pass 4N .T. Pass Paaa >N.T. Para fe c t There were two natural I V 4* Paaa Pasa Pass trump loser*. Opening] South gazed a t dummy aomewbat mournfully, but not hopeless. mournfully enough to tell Dummy’s ee* of clube held East and Weat that hi* cause th* first trick and South (da J.ha (demon Do you belong to a woman'* club! If you do, you'll recog­ nize these types: Th* Clothes Horse, who manages to make all th* other women feel Uke frump*. Th* Memory, who slows down proceedings by pointing out what the club did about a certain m atter in 1961—or waa it 19627 The Prodder, who ia a hr ay* trying to get th* meeting back to the business at hand. The Kambler, who takes 10 minute* to mak* a minor point. Tha Bom President, who Is determined to run the show whether her title la past, pres­ ent-—or never. Th* Grumbler, who vote* with the crowd, but states how she realty feels privately to one member after another after the votes are east. Th* Outdoor who, when It is her turn to entertain the club, always has things a lit­ tle fancier than she is sup­ Bonus Boy MILWAUKEE ( U P ! ) - Ro­ bert H. Williams Jr., IS-yearold righthandrd pitcher who signed » bonus contract with the Milwaukee liravrs Wed­ nesday. has been assigned to Greenville, S. C., of the Class A Western Carolines League. [ Tonite'a The Nit* To Go Out To A Movie I I I l l \j:v I lll\ ^ H I U f IN 1 MI ZA 7 4.) PHONE FA 2-1313 NOW SHOWING posed to—making it tough on th* next hostess. The Do-gooder, who never misses art opportunity to let tha girle know what she'* hern up to, though prettily making light of It all. The Handshaker, who wears th* earn* bright, meaningless ■mile for everyune. Th* Absent-minded, who doesn’t listen to what ia going on and always has to have everything explained twice. The Practical, who Is always suggesting simple wsys of do­ ing things—and getting no­ where, because no woman's organization ia interested in doing anything the easy way. Go b club meeting tumor- R ITZ played th* ten of spades. Past had a problem. II* -id not know th at South waa looking only at ece-nin*.seven-three of epailes and East decided that it behooved him to play his queen. South put on the ace and when the jack dropped front the W n t—liertil-Sm llr wan able to ruff out hit last low club, pick up the rvst of the trump suit with the loss of only one trick and chalk up the Impossible slant. Hast had been faced with a tough play, but he could have afforded a low card on that first spade trad Just in case West did hold that singleton Jack. By Ruth Millett row? See If you can't apot all these type*. Look around at your next club meeting. You'll apot ’em! "Happier Wive* (Hint* for HuxberuM1' has eunie thoughful exprrsalon on the subject by Ruth Millett. Somi 25 cent* to ituth Miteltt Header Serv­ ice, c/o Th* Sanford Herald, P. 0. Box 48!>, Dept. A, Radio City Sution, New York 19, N. Y. TV RENTAL ♦ Sslra ♦ Service Seminole TV FA 3-4920 Zenith Color TV Hair* 2400 Sanford Are. FKL A SAT. TRIPLE FEATURE | t .00 A CARLOAD "Young G u m Of Texas'’ James MlUhum “Critic'* f hole*" Bob Hop* Locili* Ball "Flaming Star" El vie PreeWy (I) Keener * Pill I— ■aorta (I) Lee* ef Lite (9) ■rale Per* Met FRIDAY P. M. 49:99 (9) Bearee tee Vet <l> Patker K tew s 11:41 (91 Okldlag U gkt 1:14 (91 1114-Day Heyert 1 1 :1 1 (t ) NBC New* Heyert ItM (I) Hew* ♦ Weetker (II Tk* Big r*r*(r (9) Ml4-PI*. Beyers t:lt (! ) Letrtlm* 9:31 (I) B llm iu tlee 1:99 (4) A* Tk# World Tar (I ) Amtrleaalem i a Cammaaiem 1:44 (1) Peoyle Are (•) Lertllm* t:M (1) Ura Jrrrod (4) Paaewerd June 24-11 at Silver Lak* from 9 a. m. until 2 p. m. Locations and times are Southslde School, 3:10 a.m.; Lake Mary Fire House R:23 a. m .: Sunland playground 8 :U a. m. and I'inecreat FRIDAY A. IL school, 1:43 a. m. On the return trip the bus 14) Blew n* will be at Pinocrcit at 2:13 ID Bleu Oa ID C olire, ef Me Air p. m. at Sunland at 2:23 p. l l ) O re,* e e l Perm Bem.t In Lake Mary at 2:33 perl (I) Today p. m. and back at Southside II) Wake TJy Merle* (I) P a m Market aepert at 2:30 p. m. 11:14 (I) Hports Pinal lt:M II) Weather skew (4) Weetker H i ll l l ) HolljwaaC Merle Ck**lta4* I titt (!) Ckeeael I Tweeter 11:1* <l) T ealle M r * ID Maws 1:44 9:9* 9:49 7:44 If) sta te New* A W ee­ tker 7:9k (I) Today (I) Pre-Sakeel 7 14* (I) Coaaldewe N 7:11 (I) "Mlrkle'e Tim*' 7:11 (I) N*w*-W**lk*r 1:11 (!) Ml«k*y rea* Shew (Ii Certain B aaearee 9:14 ID Weetker ee4 Mews 1:11 (!) Todey (I) Cer Ioee villa 9.I* l l ) Jerk Lelee* Skew 1:1* (I) 0*1* Storm Skew ll:*k III a*r W kei ( l l Leer* eyaatea II) Calender 19:1* (ti I L or, I.ecy ( l l The 3:74 (3) KBC Now* S 44 ( I ) (9) (3) 1:99 ( I ) 19) (I) 9:39 (1) (II (I) 9:44 I f ) 4:99 (I) (9) (I) 4:14 ( t ) A rt L to k letter l a o o Wnaaa T h a D o c to r s L oretta T o e a g M lU lo a o Iro Q ia o s Fa* A Dop T a n D o n 't l a y T * T ati T h * T ra c k W k a D* T e o T r e a t C M Me*0 Th* M a t c h O em * B a sr a l H a r m A m aeltaa H u e * c a n t M a k * Hoo rn f a r DadCy ( I ) T b s t i l , *r M ight (I) Dleeevarr ‘41 4:94 (I) Smart*** H«oealao4 4:49 (I) BBC Howe ( • ) Ham per Hoorn 1 * 9 ( I ) B e e t *7 O r s o e M tl) O k tU W alt Legion Posts Set Installation Helen and DoLaad will be held at the DeBary Commun­ ity Center befinnlng at 7 p. m. Saturday with the Aux­ iliary installations. Officers of the Posts will be Installed a t 9 p. m. Members of the DeBary groups will be hosts and hos­ tesses for the occasion and Mr*. Ora Buckley of Jack­ sonville Beach, fifth district president, will be installing officer for the women. Legal Notice la the Coor, of fk* County J a ftr . komlaol, CS la ty , Flo*. Ido, la Probata, la rai Ratal* of MAUDE It. SCHMIDT Dacca **4. To All Croatian a a* 9*0*000* IK TMH CIHCt tT COt'MT OF THE NINTH JID tC IIL r lH . c l re nr and row irw i. KOLB COfHTV, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. 13194 ?LTFO!JC . FRANKLIN BAYSUM DANK Plaintiff. M a r t a * C laim s o r D e m a o d a A a a t a s t BaM K s t a t o i vs. T o e a n d e a c h o f y o u a r * FREDERICK J. MORAN, at u< Defendant*. h e r , b y n n l l d a d a n d r*f|Ulr«d t o p r r „ n t a n y claim * a n d deNOT1CR o r krtT tK m a n ia w hich you. o r e ith e r o f yo u. m a y h av * s r s l n s i ih * a e t a t a of M A UDE It. S C H M I D T decea sed . 1st* o f r a i d C o u n t y , to th* C o u n ty J u d e # o f S e m i­ n ole Cu untjr, F lo rid * , a t hi* office In t h a c o u r t h a u t e o f •aid C ounty a t Sanford. F lo rI ,', . w ithin ola calendar m o n t h s f r o m th * l i m a o f Ih* f lra t p u b l i c a t i o n o f Hilo n o tice. Two r o p l e , of each c la im or d e m a n d . h a l l be In w r l t t n s » ': J a h u ll e l a l * th * p l a c e o f r a t I J r n c * a n d poat a t t i c * a d dree* o f t h , c l a i m a n t , a n d s h a l l b* a n o r n t o by th * c l a i m a n t , hi* a s t n t . o r a t t o r n e y a n d a c ­ c o m p a n ie d by a f i l i n g f e e of o n * d o l l a r a n d »uch c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao f i le d a h a l l be void. /■ / Hereche| Vernon Buck­ ner / • / W illiam J a m e s W a t t A* C n - E i e e u t o r * o f th * L a s t W i l l an .l T e s t a m e n t a t M A UDE H. S C H M ID T , D ece ased S t e n e t r o n i, P a r t * A M c l n t n e h A U o rn e> * f o r C o - E i a c u l o r a Ihiai O ffice D r a w e r 111* S anford , F l o r i d a r u b l l e h J u n e 4, 11, 14. >7. H i t COJ-41 FEET ACHE, ITCH? 11 of all jo u r banco are in tk* fact. No aondcr they ache, swell, pernpirr, Itrk. Rath* feet (wire dally with T-4-L Solution for relief of th* 32 bones, 96 Joints plus liga­ ments. Curb* athlete** fool, loo («louxh* off infection— watch hralthy akin replace it) or your 49c back at any drag store if not pleased IN ONr, HOUR. TODAY a t all drag ■lore*. MOMTokfiF. r o a K io ir k i TOi FREDERICK J. MORAN and RUTH K. MORAN, hi, wife ■BMDEKCBi In an unknown itat* or country other than th* Slat* of Florida, and nail* Ing addrr,a being: V. S. Naval Racraltlng Btatloa Buffalo, Now Tork Ton ar* hereby notified that a Complaint lo forectoee a certain mortgage encumbering tha following described real property, to-wlt: Lot 4, Hlock B. COUNTRY CLUR MANOR. UNIT NO. 3, according to th* plat thereof as recorded In fla t Hook 13, fa gea 74 and 74, Public Record* of Semlnot* County, Florida, baa bean Iliad against you In Ih* abov*-,tyI,d suit, and you ar* required to aarve a copy of your Answer or olhtr Pleading to the Complaint on P lain tiffs attorneys. ANDER­ SON, RUSH. OBAN, t o w n * DES A ran dsn BBRO. 939 East central Bomtavard, Or. Undo. Florida, and roe the original A itw er ar other Pleading In th* affle* eg the Clerk o f lb* Circuit Cawrt *4 or before th* 4th day e f July, 1443. If you fall to de **, a doer** pro eonfeee* w ill he taken against you for tha f*« llaf demanded In Ml* Cat*, plaint This Notlae ahall h e pah. llahad one* n wash far fa ad consacntlv* weeks In the Skaford Hamid. DATED this Ith 4ay *4 June, 1141. (SEAL) Arthar H. Baekwttt, J r . Clark of tk* Clrenlt Cent# Ry: Martha T. Tlklen Deputy Clerk Publish Jana I, 11. 34, 37. 1949 CDJ-ie Williams Wins Willlama Restaurant < Jat Lattes 9-6 in th* Wo m b Y Softball league. WlMomo tel. lied 10 U u as epposed to Jet’s tlx. Ervin nad Boyd homers for Williams. Williams m bs tb s pitcher. FOREIGN JOBS Foreign employment offers men and 19 countries—free transportation—ipecla) tax benefits —bonuxr*—liberal vacations—And n most unique way of Ilf* In government careers or with American panics, their lubeidlarie*. Over half a million Americans work and live exceptionally well outside the U J .A . You can earn up to $1,600 per month paid to UJL ettrrency. For complete Information send 92 to Projects, P. O. Box 1946, Beverly Hills, Calif. C A LIF O R N IA JO BS Thousand* of new job openings now hi S« CoJU fornia in all fletda. Permanent Job security. 32 for nh Information, names and addresses to Cal Morula lobe, P. O. Box 1944, Beverly HllUe, Calif. i More people bought Ramblers in May than any other month in histoiy M cCoys P ER FEC T W EATH ER T H E Y EA R ROUND! CfhfBii (i l l 1 n 1C WEATHERJRON A ll f l(C U t i i Ml A I P U M P <1m l COOIING U N I t W HAT IT D 01S~ IN SUM M IK...B OUT MitV iMptAf | | ^ | if* to • csel ator te oe* f taritfectioo esgerdlee* e f * e (tid e tam p er at a r e s. S e le c t | * « ) I N S I D I weather a o d yowr G-K WeetherTROH keeps It that way • . . eutem nUcolly, IN WTNTCR. . . R pwnept IN worm, f m h air, preriding year family with h cehhhil hoot e ll through the hawse . . . oil through th e winter. This co a lin g / heating cy cle to dene e u tem cHcedy with th e vttWP^G * •■tMW wGWMv by yaw* C-KW oothcrTroo. LOW DOWN FAYMKNT covert com plete cat* In­ cluding ineteileticou Up to Men yease t e pay hot. on es, Feym eots o s lew a t 2 2 0 per month ore orach le tt, utually, th e e com ­ bined paym ent, a n eldtaihioned eeperete h eat­ ing nnd coaling unit*. b w and Rambler’s beauty is just one of the many good reasons jE V v LOW OPKARTING COSTS ere only 1-C IN T PIR SQUARIFOOT OP FLOOR SPACE PIR MONTH 00 e o annuel over e g * tor haatmg e n d ennting ynur home w ith W eather T< ■ M l W ONDERFUL STORY O F A BOY AND M « AMAZING UNOERWATER FRIEN D ! G-C coaling nod hearing unit m e a n t, no Hot o r tew pitched reef . , . o r th e tingle coaling nnd bant­ ing unit package m ou n t, ia central hallway ceiling tp a c e . e lim in a te s a s lightly fwel te a k s o a d coaling tow art from your home and toot and grim e tram y e w hew iekeepiag. Enhance, peeper ty value t. Rambler alone offers all these extra values The Best of Both: Big-car room inside: trim, gas-saving size outside■ Double-Safety Brakes ■ Ceramic-Armored Exhaust System ■ Superior Performance: choice of high-economy Six or V-8 engines ■ Curved Glass Side Windows ■ Deep-Dip Rustproofing ■ Self-Adjusting Brakes ■ Road Command Suspension ■ Advanced Unit Construction ■ Famous Rambler Economy. . . and many, many more! SANFORD E L E C T R IC com pany pCHUCK CONNORS LUKE l « (9) D op la C a o rl Legal Notice RAMBLER SMASHES ALL SALES RECORDS! (7) Cartoon Caprr* WHAT IT COSTS.. H AV E TO S E E IT to : B E L IE V E II;** t i l Tear Fleet 9m r Brownie Camp Bus Schedule Is Announced NOW SHOWING YO U'LL (*) Ana Mothera Bkoi l l d t (I) Ceaeeatratlea <l) Pet* A Olesya (I) Berea Key* 11:11 (9) C M Hew* ?:tt (9) W eller Creehlee — il ) Rlvarhoat News 9:99 ID Carlo** C o, a real T:9B It) W it. Ceeatry ( l> M t X e e v e e 9 C a io a o i It) BroaCway Oee* Leila It) Petr Kschear* 9:M t l r«rt r Maeee It) D eeee R est I k e * 9:19 ID Dr. KlUare It) Leave It Te t ester 1:4* l l ) Mr Tkree Dons It) Tk* TwUlgkt Bee* 9:19 It) H ot,I It) M'Halt's Kerr ■y Mrs. Adam Milter 11:44 It) Th* Kura** l l ) Andy tvtlllemr Shew Combined ceremonies for ID Alcoa Premiers 11:19 l i l Kewaeop* Btu schedules were an­ Installation of officers for it ) Mtirphr M en u Mews nounced today for the Brow­ American Leiioa Posts and It) New Neyerte 11:19 (t) Mit-VW m eet He. nie Day Camp to be held Auxiliaries of IteBary, Lake AT 1:00 - 3:23 - 3:23 - 7:30 • 9:10 23c A CAHI.OAD With Carload Pass 7:13 A 11:30 "The Sheepman" Glenn Ford • Color Plus At 9:11 Only "Bridge To Th* Sub" Carrol Baker ABC t W M I | Bl Wayne t s e o M iiertei Atlaat)* Orest Hm i II n ew ee.ee MIC-D*. He** Baerte Plata** te ile r ie t C t e e l Weetaer anew wltfe DM (I) W eetaer 9:19 It) Brever* Dewe 9:49 It) apart* aepert 9:44 (I) H eaney trlak ley II) Kseaeatea Mirror 1:99 II) Tea Are Tker* (»> D ial. Partner, It) Thle Week la 7:94 Qacaby On it ) it ) (It It) it ) It) It) It) It) li) TONIGHT -nimr M*(nulls ■( 2nd FA *1392 Join the Trade Parade to RAMBLER 6 °*V-8 B IL L H EM PH ILL M O TO RS, Inc. I 301 W. First St., Sanford, Florida �™ ~ 7 — dCanumtduiM Qohmh Bridal Shower Honors M iss Watson Mbs Her* A M WHM, d u |M v of Mr*. N irn n t Wataoa, v u p ir t of honor si a m ost bridal shower glees by lb* Mean Barbara Moan aad B1U Boaalty at tho Bo toy homo, tlO Booth Summer 11a At*. A color thorn of yolloir aad f i t u waa carried oat In doeoration* including an olahorata arrangement featuring brido doll. Appropriate ganaa « m played and re(reihmeaU aamd by the boatboea Invited to ahara the malar with the bride-elect Mr*. Adelaide Mo#**, the Mlteea Lean Faye Wataoa, Judy L u d w ig , dwyane Wltliame, Yield ForJeaaae Connto, Pat Smith and Barbara Bradley. — ■Mb No Matter What You Say— We’re For 'S o il By Mr* M. L. Good afteraoow. We would like to make s correction la lest week’s Comer. In the recipe for Sweedlsh Cookies it ihould be 4 tablespoons of powdered sugar instead of 4 lbs., aa stated. Now try them because they are really good, o o o chopper, wbtg knife. Cream shortening and sugar. Blend In eggs, beating well. Rciift flour with mak­ ing powder, soda, salt and nutmeg. Blend into creamed mixture alternately with soar milk, beginning and ending with flour. Blend in raisin mixture thoroughly. Tarn in­ to greased • inch square pan. Bake in moderate oven (330 degrees) 30 to 60 minutes. Al­ low cake to cool about 10 mlnutea, then spoon lemon­ ade glaze over it slowly, al­ lowing it to absorb Into cake. Make* • squares. Lemonade Glare Combine W cup sugar, tbsps. lemon juice, 14 Up. grated lemon peel and tbsp. water. Stir to dUsolve sugar. * e * Chopping raUins U made easier If they're coated first with a small amount of oil, use 1 tsp. oil per cup raisins. This makes grinding raisins nailer, too. HANDSOMEST SHORTS IN TOWN • BATIKS Before the time of Christ, • MADRAS the production of raisins was • SOLID a flourishing business in Ar­ menia, Through the ages, DAC-COTTONS they have been a choice in­ • GABARDINES gredients la cherished recipe favorites. Raisins are about Tt percent natural sugar and contain a healthy amout of vitamins and minerals. Here la a wonderful use for day old raisin bread. It soaks up the sweet milk and egg mix­ ture and becomes soft and custardy. It's called Clori fled Bread Pudding. 10 slices day old raisin bread MISS MARY ANNE WATSON, center, with co-hostesses Barbara Moses, U cup butter or margarine left, and Rita Beasley, at a recent shower in her honor. (Herald Photo) 4 eggs \ cup sugar b c n . Q u n . K c & 1 qt. milk 2 tips, vanilla The longer you put off sn Butter bread and arrange apology, the harder tt will Phone FA 2-1581 US Magnolia A t*. slices In buttered baking dish be to make. (S by 10 by 2 inches). Beat Mi*i Beverly Kay Ervin, Hundley, Porky, Danielda and vin. eggs and sugar together, atir Whitten, Melinda Other adult* Attending worn daughter of Mr. and Mri. Joe Sharon in milk and vanilla. Pour Warnke, Tony Branion, Linda Mr*. Frank Hundley, Mr*. S. STARTS FRIDAY A.M. A. Ervin, celebrated her ninth half of mixture over bread. hlrthday with a party a t her Llnly, Jerrell Young and Ter- Hamrick, Mr*. J. Parller and Let stand until thoroughly rell, Darrell end llttl* Joe Er­ Mr*. Terry A. Perkins. home, 1H13 Summerlin Ave. moistened. Pour on remain­ While her claaamatee end ing milk mixture. Bike In friend* helped her open her slow oven (323 degrees) about gifts, her father made movies 1 hour, until custard Is firm. of the proceeding*. Servo warm or cold. Serves A**i*ting Mr*. Ervin with 0. the entertaining and aervlng • * * of refre*hment* ware Bever­ ly’• two grandmothers, Mrs. Another raisin use. C. C. Bedcnbaugh and Mr*. Raisin Lemonade Cake J. O. Ervin, Rulslnj are put through Classmate* a n d friend* food chopper with lemon to helping her celebrate the big release ail their flavor to this qgj- Wvro UiiHrT-sfti w d Dean —-aafca—It has aheavy crumb and keepi welluT for days. Thin lemonade s i glase absorbs Into the cake, adding flavor and moisture. 1 cup dark or golden raisins Regr* 9.95 - 11.95 peel of 14 lemon 14 cup shortening Refir. 12.95 - 14.95 1 cup sugar 2 eggi The final meeting of the l*i cupa lifted flour R e*. 15.95 - 17.95 *ea*on of the Norman deVare t tsp, baking powder Howard Chapter of tho United 14 tsp. soda Daughter! of the Confederacy Regr. 18.95 - 21.95 44 Up. salt waa held at McKinley Hall. Vt Up. nutmeg Mr*. Edmund Meitch, Mrs. R eg. 22.95 • 2 4 .9 5 14 cup aour milk or butter­ 0. E. McCall and Mra. W. L milk M erritt eerved aa hoslivee*. R eg. 25.95 - 29.95 Lemonade Glare Mr*. Merritt, president, open­ BEVERLY KAY ERVIN Put raUfns and lemon peel ed the meeting with tho uiuml routine, followed by the year­ Regr. 32.95 - 39.95 ly reporta. Delegate* appoint­ ed to the convention which will be held In Penaacola In the fall wrre Mr*, it. It. Mon­ roe, Mr*. Itlchnrd Ulemon, Mr*. Merritt and Mr*. W. B. Kirby, For the general convention Miss Sharon Giles was meeting In Nashville, Mr*. guest of honor at a gradua­ Lola Taylor, Mr*. Murtln liram, Mr*. H. L. Perkin* and tion chatter party given by Mra. A. W. Lee were appoint­ Mrs. Ronald Gllci, at her ed a* delegate*. Beautiful home on Lakdnont Ave., in It’s Dollar Days A t Purcell’s elide* in color were ihown by Winter Park. Mr, Merritt of the life of Close Out Lot - Friday & Saturday Fifteen clasim atei a n d Hubert E. Lee. friends were invited to join LO O K W H AT Y O U G ET Sharon for an afternoon of ALL SUMMER chatting, signing Sallies and FOR JU ST A D O LLA R ! listening la records. Refreshments of p o t a t o chips, dips, sandwiches, nuts, The Like Monroe Home mints, candy, cookies and Demonstration Club will hold cold drinks were served by the final meeting of the year the hostess. The refreshment Thursday evening at the Edu­ table was centered with an cational Building of the Up- arrangement featuring a wise sala Presbyterian Church. It old owl complete with spec­ will be s covered dish supper tacles and diploma. end will start at 7 o'clock. Adult guests attending were A apectal guest will be Miss the honoree’a grandmother, Ruby Cohen, secretary to Mra. Lucy Lane and her mo­ Mlsi Myrtle Wilson, who will ther, Mra. W. E. Giles. SPORT AND DRESS be unable to attend aa the Mrs. Lane presented Sharon will be out of town. A recrea­ with a gift of costume jewelry tion time has been prepared and lingerie. by Mrs. J. E. Andrews for Iht evening. It U hoped all CLOSE OUT LOT members can attend and U your parly la going to bring their husband, a guest be informal, aay so when you or future member. Invite your guesta. $3.95, $4.95 to $7.95 Ivy and Continental Styling OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS — CLO SE WED. A T NOON 0 Ninth Birthday Celebrated MEN S W EAR SUMMER (M O W M ES S ES UDC Appoints _ .. ...... .. _ _ ...... Delegates T o Convention SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE Sharon Giles Honored A t SW IM SUITS Chatter Party Jewelry Monroe Club To Meet Thursday »/3 O FF MEN’S SHIRTS EVERY YEAR DAD GETS A SHIRT, A TIE OR S O X . . . LETS SURPRISE DAD WITH SOMETHING NICE, SOMETHING BEYOND HIS EVERYDAY N E E D S ........... LETS GIFT GIVE FOR A A Penneys SPECIAL! FRIDAY A.M. alw ays $ C F in e r q u a l it y GREAT GREAT GUY. Ladies’ Shoes Ladies' Dresses COSTUME JEWELRY IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN! GIFT DAD WILL REALLY APPRECIATE. WE ALSO HAVE R EM N A N T S GIFTS FOR NOT SO GOOD Vi Price FATHERS FOR ONLY $1.50 Kader Jewelers MRS. BOLLINGER SAYS BE HERE EARLY YOU 8. Park A t*. FA 2-236S LINGERIE LADIES' UNIFORMS Reg. 6.95 - - S A LE *3 .9 9 Reg. 8.95-10.95 - S A LE *6 .9 0 Reg. 11.95-14.95 S A LE *8 .9 0 DISCONTINUED NUMBERS — SLIPS - BRAS - PANTIES Slightly Soiled Liitrn To The Singing Salt.mtn Over YVMS Sub. Mornings at 7JO • AH Sales Final • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed! SHOULD FOR BEST SELECTIONS. \\ fil ODDS AND ENDS SDS IN RADER’S H A S THE KIND OF SHOES MEN’S STRAW HATS B. E. Purcell Co. SANFORD - ORLANDO •OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL NINE” * �V ® $*JH «T erl frrtift June 13, 1DC3 — Page 3 Mrs. Karnes Rev. R. H. Booth V AH-9 Weds Mrs. Freeney Hostess For Mrf. Susie Freeney of Jack­ sonville and Hev. R. II. Booth of Sanford were united in marriage at the Panama Park Church of the Nazarenc at Jacksonville, Sunday, June ». at 3 p.m. Rev. B. F. Gra­ ham, brother-in-law of the bride, officiated, assisted by the pastor, Rev. John L. Smith. Miss Ruby Booth of Sanford presided at the registration cf guests and Joseph M. Dritkell of Atlanta, Ga., and RohcrtJloland Smith of Mims, nephewa of the bride, were ushers, Frank Dzedulevicz, director of music, was organ­ ist and Miss Pamella Dinkins, student of Trevecca Nazarenc C o l l e g e , Nashville, Tenn., was soloist. A reception was held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Graham (sister of the bride) following the ceremony. Miss Frances Freeney *»f Atlanta, Ga., daughter of the bride and Miss Ruby Booth served refreshments. assisted by the Misses Dottle, Barbara and Carolyn Disked of Jack­ sonville, nieces of the bride. Rev. T. J Giddens, pastor of Mallory Memorial, and Mrs. Giddens presented some mu­ sical selections. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J. C. Moore, Asbburn. Ga.: Mrs. E. L. Crum, Jackson, Ga., sisters of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. \V. J . Butt*. Mr. ami Mrs. Willi* Crosby of Waycross, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Syre of Fernandina. Rev. and Mrs. Booth left Immediately for a t r i p through the western state* and when they return will make their home at 1208 S. Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Coffee VAH-A Offi.ers Wives held their monthly coffee at the home of Mrs. A. 0 . Karrww. Co-hostess for the event waa Mrs. R. II. Cooke. The ladles enjoyed looking 01 er pictures that were taken at recent farewell partiea giv­ en for Mra. G. W. Klmmona. Lt. A.O. Karnes, home on cmrrgeney leave, gave the wives news about their husI-anils and told about the Change-of-Command ceremo. ny which took place reci-ntly alHiard the I'SS Saratoga in Naples, Italy. A brief business meeting was held and presided over by the new Skipper’s wife Mrs. J. L. Shipman. A fare­ well gift wns presented to Mrs. T. B. Wood, who will b( leaving soon, with her hus­ band for Monterey, Calif. Mrs. Wood gave her last report as All Wives Representative ami Mrs. D. F. Munday was appointed to take her place. Enterprise r e a l c o o l b u y s i Personals Furniture llti \V. last St. FA 2-.118I Special Safe!r FRIDAY ONLY NEW OFFICERS instill led by the Hl’W Club who will serve next year nre from left, Mrs. Harriett Slnwter, president; Mrs. Marjorie l*. Cowan, first vice president ami Mrs. V. H. Grantham, second vice president. Back row, Mrs. B. F. Ganns, chairman of the dental clinic; Mra. Margaret Graham, corresponding secretary; Mrs, C. E. Karraker, recording secretary and Mrs. A. Constantine treasurer. (Herald l'hoto) Marshall Burk Wedding Planned - .Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sain en­ By Donna titles joyed having their grandchil­ Mr. and Mrs. V. M. M ar dren, Cameron, Stevie and shall. AM E. laikc Ave. In Curtis, of West Palm Beach while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Tilley made a quick trip to Winston Salem, N. C. Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Sain's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whittaker, and family, of Yackinville, N. , C„ arrived (or stveral days this week. Mrs. Bertie llay left Thurs­ day for her home in Parrish, I Ala., after mending several, weeks here visiting h e r daughters, Mrs. 0. U. Sides, Mrs. Nancy Raines and her -on S. R. Ray. Friends will be happy to learn that S. V. Gillespie, brother of Mrs. Vesta Throop, Is recuperating at her home here following surgery last j week in Orange Memorial HOROTHV MARSHALL Hospital in Orlando. Longwood, announce the en­ gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Dorothy Allene, tit Lee Burk, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burk, of Grange Ave., Lake Monroe. Miss Marshall was born in Crossville, Tenn., and attend­ ed Lyman High School where she was a member of the 4-11 Club. She Is now employed by II. L. Hunt Products of San­ ford. The grootn elect was bum do —Missouri and graduated with the 19tW Seminole High Class. While in high school he was a mo miter of the Future Farm ers of America, He t» now employed by the George H. Dangle man Jr. Company of Sanford where hr is an operator of heavy equipment. The wedding will take place at 2 p.m. on June 28 at the County Court House with a reception from 3 until 8 p.m. to follow at the home of the groom elect. No formal Invl tations are being sent bin all friends of the couple are Mitchell invited to attend. New offlren were Installed at a recent dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club held at Spen­ cer’s Restaurant H e l e n Thompson, state membership chairman, was installing of­ ficer. She presented each of­ ficer with a scroll Ued with colored ribbon, on which was printed her duties. Retiring president, Mrs. W. E. Raker, gave the presi­ dent's pin and gavel to new president, Mrs. H a r r i e t t Slawter. The club presented a gift to Mrs. Baker and to Helen Thompson. Plans were discussed for attending the state convention at the Robert Meyer Hotel. In Jacksonville. Mrs. Slawter gave a report on some citations for the year '63 and ‘64. which were voted on and adopted. P en n eys m oun in n A LW A Y S F IR S T • U A k lT T FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS! Kim And Mark Speakers Choice! Honored At Farewell Party Ity Julia Bartisi A Farewell Parly for Kim nod Mmk, tester children for the |mst s e e n months of Lt, and Mrs. Glenn D. Humes of 134 Hattaway Dr. In Alta­ monte Springs, was given rerently by Barbara, Judy and Jeff Andrews, Eleven children of the neighborhood attended the party to hid the honurees guedhye mid wish them well. Carissa Grandiflora (MATAI. PLUM) 35' • LAWNS • LANDSCAPING Gray Shadows Nursery I ', Ml. S. of ClitdervllL S. Sanford FA 2-MM SPECIAL BUY! MEN’S BETTER SPORT Men's alien 8, M. L X L SHIRTS For 85 A fabulous find, just in time for F ath ert Day I Come see lustrous combed pltna cot­ tons in plaid* and prints. Find crisp, cool Dacron* polyester ’n cotton tn plaids, grand vino solid* and embroideries| DeBary Personals Ladies Jamaicas By Mrs. Adam Muller ter. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and .Mrs. Hubert ClioIley. Thomas of the Dcllary Bap­ Mrs. L. Mascurh of Monrmtist Church, entertained mem­ Avcnue is home after a brief bers of the Baptist WMU at a stay at tires Ormond Reach cun-red dish luncheon Thurs­ Hospital. day at tlieir home on Hibiscus Mrs. Glenn Smith (Edna) Drive. Seventeen p e r s o n s relurned to her home on were present for the event Alano Itoad to recuperate Mr. and Mrs. ('baric* You after surgery at the Seminole man of DeBary Drive enter­ Hospital, Sanford. Mrs. Smith tained Mr. and Mrs. Steve wishes to convey her thanks llnitli of Clearwater, and Mr. to her neighbors, friends and and Mrs. Dave MaeFarlane organizations for the Rowers, of DeBary this past weekend. cards and many messages ot The group visited placet of cheer she received during her interest in Central Florida. recent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pow­ er Sr. of Naranja Road en­ tertained the following outof town guests this past week: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierce of Alamo, Tenn.; Mrs, Wil­ liam N. Bennett of East Orange, N. J .; Mrs. Hervey Vassar of Rloomlteld, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parsons of Clinton, Conn., and Pom-1 patio Beach, Fla.; the Misses Sarah and Dorothy Burr of Hamden, Conn., ( Mrs. Pow­ er's two sisters) and Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Power Jr., of Bloomfield. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. William Og den of Estrella Road spent two weeks in Hollyw'»d with their son-in-law and daugh­ In Stripes, Solids & Plaids Regular 2,!)8 Value only Installation Dinner Held By BPW I98 4K SHOPS FOR DEAR OLD Flowered hats M>uk a lit­ tle willed? Brush or shake the hat to remove dust from ihe posies. Then hold It over steam until flowers return to shape. Allow hats to dry In-fore you wear IL DAD REST IIIS FEET IN SHEER LUXURY W edding RINGS Y *' h Gwntlln Iwallney Jeweler* 201 S. Park FA 2 6309 *9 .9 8 Hush Puppieaf S ANFORD >H0E Qsmisih 207 W. I*t St. STYLES A N D S A V I N G S . . . . FA 2-3071 alxea 28-42 S Now I I O atl i S A M nrnrrw , SUMMER SHORT STORY! for $5 Colorful pluid.i mid solids take over men's walk shorts . . . Dacron®/cotton or 100% cot­ ton is styled smartly in 'continental' or 'uni­ versity grad' model. Color* galore to add epark to your wardrolm . . . at Penney’s low price. - Garrett's C LEA R A N C E O F LA D IES ' SH OES! O U m a tt, 6 y C tto jih * . the complete air conditioning system that cools, purifies and dehumidifies air in every room of your house Climate br Chrysler brings you much more ih*n juAl coulnrti. |.*clu\ivc elecIrustitic Alter actually p u r iftf the air your family breathci. , . irap» dint and d irt. . . destroys airborne bacteria . . . eliminates fumes and odor-. If you own a warm air furnace, you re al­ ready half way to enjoying true full home air conditioning the year ’found, hinid out today how easy it is to go all Iks way. 'd | C % r SW EENEY’S Casual Flats A laO\V Monthly Paym ent h r y s l e r o a a B Ren* .1.99 SALE $400 u i a a B For Dip., Chips, Flow.ra PAPER MACHE BOWL AND COASTER SETS Reir. 2.99 SALE $700 00 Odds Cr Ends Table of assorted styles of ladies’ shoes — Values to 7.95 CLOSE OUT 1 PAIR REG. $1.19 A I N T I M P n u a H Dress Flats For Only 2513 PARK DRIVE PHONE FA 2-8321 H SALE THE WEEK” Southern Air M Keg. fi.99 “SPECIAL OF !<*» W V > >» | | W a W , III MWI J High Heels B n NOW 0Q £ 323 E. First S t FA 2-5244 PEN N EY ’S MAKES A POINT IN SHIRT SAVINGS! Sixes 14-17 $ 2.98 White short sleeve wash *n wear shirts need little or no Ironing. 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FA » U 08and d e r o r a g a l n a t th * a f o r e ­ C lark o f th * above at*led ------ . h e r h a t b a n d . If an*, C o u r t , a a d v r a n d b * v i r t u * o f sa id person 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ APARTMENT. 300 MyrtU. Wboaa f a l l a n d c n m p l e t t l h a Avoond Am vndvd F i n a l YOU AUK h ereb y n o t i f i e d Ph. FA 15*02. ment. FA 2-0441. a a m a l a t a l h a P l a i n t i f f U s er* * h e r e t o f o r e leaned a n d t h a t g C o m p l a i n t to f o r e c lo s e anknnw a, l h a O r d e r o f Ma y S lat ISIS, a c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e a m - u m b e r ­ il OOMS and Bath, aft ( R a a l d a a c s I T a h a e a ra ) laau s d n u t o f Ih* a b o v e s t y l e d in g t h a f o l lo w in g d e s c r i b e d FURN. Apl. Close In. Phone and ran** will o ffer for s a l t tha real p r o p e rty , lo-w lt: Tlectrie. Furnished. $13 mo. FA 2 2*00. Bach a n d a ll a a h a s w n p e r ­ fo llow ing described real p r o ­ lo t 44. M K fltK T L A K E including utilities. Near sona, p a r t i e s a n d d e f e n d a n l a p e r l y : A D D I T I O N T o CAHMKLw h a elalm b*. throagh, u nder H KHKY . a c c o r d i n g t o th * 2 BR. Furn. Apt Privata en lo ta IS. SI. It. SI, »1. SI. NAS. AIm 3 room frame n r g g n l n s t l h a a f o ra a a ld p l a t t h e r e o f aa r e c o r d e d St. SI. ST. SI. SI. 41 franc*. €1* Magnolia. house, partly furnished. $43 DKNIMK K L A IX K AMIITOX an d In P l a t Book IS. p a g e IS. 41. 41. 44. M. 44 a n d 41 ■ h e r h u s b and if . . . P u b l i c R e c o rd s o f Metal- "CLEAN quirt Rooms'* Th* mo. Tel. FA 2-3219. a f n e a r l - a h a E s t a t e s, no w a n t * full a n d c o m p l t l a n a m e co r i l in g t o OiS' I ' l a n m r n r . "*“* s v i t r i b i n l i i l*l - i Id a . --------Gabios' FA 2-0720. la t o l h a P l a i n t i f f u n k n o w n , o f a a r e c o r d e d l a P l a t h a * b e e n filed a g a i n s t yon 2 BDRM. Unfurn. House. 1MM w h e t h e r a s s p o u s e s , h airs, da B o o k 11. P e g s IS. P u b l l e In t h * alH ivs-etyled s u i t , an d W. Third St. else**, grant#**, aetlgnete. R e c o rd * o f Hemlnola C o u n ­ y ou a r a re q u i re d lo ** r*n a FURNISHED 1 h r d r o o m Ilenore , c r e d i t o r * . I r u a t a e s a r co p y o f y o u r A n ew er o r o t h e r t y . Flurldm. housr. Large rooms. M3 a LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedroom*, o l h e r w l a e . a a t o e a c h a n d all aa t h * p r o p e r t y o f t h a D e f e n ­ P l e a d i n g to t h e C o m p l a i n t ua o f w h o m r a a l d a a c s la a a - d a n t . HO IIK UT K. AIU'IIKII. P l a i n t i f f ' s a t t o r n e y * . A N IiK IItoo. FA 24344. 2 baths. Carpeted Fla. haow a; I n d i v id u a ll y a n d aa T ru s t * * , HON. H t ‘Hit. DKA.V, I J r W N Room. Double carporte. and IJLUIIA K KM PE II AR- DKH A v an den B K Ittl. I l l NICELY furnished 1 bedroom and E a c h a a d a l l u n k n o w n p erso n s , Cl I KB, h i s w if e , a n d t h a t on K e n C e n t r a l Aven ue. O r l a n d o . Fenced patio and many ex­ House. Built-in electric kit­ p a r t l a a a n d d a f a n d a n l a , a a I s t h a l l t h d a * a f J u n e 1111, a l F l o r i d a , a n d file th * o r i g i n a l tras. FA 2 9266. or other P leading e a c h a n d a l l o f w h o m r e s i ­ 1 1 : 0* o 'c l o c k noon, a t th * A n a v s r chen. Tile bath, colored d e n c e la u n k n o w n , h a v i n g o r K aat Door o f th * O r a n g e In l h a o f fi c e o f Ilia C l a r k or natures. Near Navy Base. claim ing to have aa* right C ount* C o u r t h o u s e . O r la n d o , th # C i r c u i t C o u rt on o r beSTENSTROM RENTALS t i t l e o r I g t e r e s ! l a a r l a th * F l o r i d a . I w ill o f f e r f o r aal* f o r a t h * t t l h d a r o f J u l y , $M a mo. Call after 3 p.m f o l l o w i n g d s a r r l b a d p r o p e r t y , a n d salt t o t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r t i l l . I f y o u fall lo d o ao. a FA 2-6244. w h i c h I* t h a s u b je c t m a t t e r f u r c a s h , l a h an d . Ih* ab o v e d e c r e e p r o c o n f e s t o w i l l be FURNISHED o f l h a a b o v e - a l l i e d cau ee , via: d e s c r i b e d property, a* th # t a k e n a g a l n a t you ( n r t h * r e ­ 363 furaiihed 2 B R -t Bath. F air Lot 1P I. BKAR LA ICR p r o p e r t y o f aald D e f e n d a n ts , lief d e m a n d e d In t h * C o m ­ 2 B E D R O O M I l l L I J t . a c c o r d i n g t a t h a l o a a t l a f * a a l d Hacund A m e n d ­ p l a i n t . • Apartment with l a r g e 2 BR—1 Bath Apt. . . . . 370 T h l a N o lle# ah u ll b * p u b ­ P l a t t h e r e o f , a a r e c o r d e d ed F i n a l D acrt* . screened porch. Reason 2 BR—t Bath Good .. 3 no In P l a t l l o o k IS. a t P a g e { C ir c u i t C o u r t Meal) lis h e d o n e * a w eak f o r fu u r ST, o f l h a P u b l i c R e c o r d s (■KAL ) able. Call FA 2-3164 between 3 BR—1 Bath. Nice .. $123 r o n e a c u t l v e w e e k s In t h * Han o f H e m ln o la C o u n t y , F l o r ­ A r t h u r W. X a w tll, f o rd H e r a l d . 4 BR—4 Bath. Tops • At. C l a r k a t th * C ir c u it C o a r t ida: t o g e t h e r with: D A T K D thla t t l h d a y of UNFURNISHED B y : P a u l i n * M o rg an J u n * . 1141. S K l a c t r e n d l l t a l e r a Modal FURN. Apt. FA 2-3292. toall 370 D ep u ty C lerk IHKAL) 2 BR—1 Bath, Kit. eq. I n c l u d i n g l h a b u i l d i n g a n d W a t e r h o u s e a n d Relaa A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h , J r . 3 BR—l 390 Bath. Good .. 3 BEDROOMS, lirg* kitchen a p p u r t a n a n c a a lo cated t h e r e - I t W. W a s h i n g t o n Ht. C l e r k ot C i r c u i t C o u r t l l y : M a r g a r e t K. T y r e , en, a n d t o g e t h e r w i t h t h e O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a equipped. Well. Large yard. 3 BR—1 Bath. Nice . . . . 3100 D e p u ty Clerk lu rn ltu ra, fu rn i s h i n g * . a n d F u b l l a h J u n * IS, HIS. Bath. Tops .. 3123 4 miles E. of Sanford. 3 BR— f u t u r e s s i t u a t e t h e r e i n , a n d CD J-tt A n d e r s o n . Itush , D ean . 3 UR—2 Bath. N eal ,. 3125 L o w n d e s A v an d i n l l e r g lo c a te d t h e r e o n . •FA 2-7429. Saturday A Sun BOTICM TO UMFP-BII l*ti till J u n e IS. 20, ST A YOU A.ND KACII O F YOU. day or alter 6 on week are hereby n o t i f i e d t h a t a TMB FTATR OF FL4IMIUA TOi J u l y 4, 1141. KIINBHT JA CO B JO N KM Com plaint baa been filed days. CIAJ-S4 Address unknown b* t h e a b o v e - n a m e d P l a i n t i f f THB C IB C ltT C O IBT, Y o u a r * h e r e b y no tified t h a t fB agalnat you a n d a arh o f you Garag« Apt JtD IC IA L C I R f f t T FURNISHED to f o r e c lo s e a m o r t g a g e o n a p e t i t i o n h a* b een filed In .BIB TH Real Estate — Mortgages Pb. FA 2-3360. th e a b o v a - d e e c r i b e d p r o p e r t y l h a C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Hemlnola O F F L O R I D A IB A B D F O B 111 N. Park Ava. FA 2-2426 g R t U B O L K C O I B T Y . In th * a b o v s - a t y l s d cau ee , a n d C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In C h a n c a ry , you a n d e a c h o f y o u e r a h e r # - In Ih* M a t t e r of t h a A d o p tio n C H A B C K R Y BO. I3IOS B O T IC K OF B I S T I B CLEAN b* r e q u i r e d t o f i l s a n A n ­ o f lU M K M A IlT KleAlN JO N KM. W lt-LIK OI.I V K Il and ■ O R T tl t U K F O B K 4X O B IR R sw er nr o t h e r Pleading r e s p o n ­ by ib t h e r m r i r r r o t bt . Unfurnished Apt. 2B1S Elm HICNKHTINH O I J V K I t . hi* F U D K I t A L N A T IO N A L MO IlTsive t h e r e t o w i t h Ih e C l e r k o f b ib t h Jin ic iA L r m r i r r Ave. Near school a n d Ihe ab o ve-entitled C i r c u i t w i f e ; a n d y o u a r s r e q u i r e d lo O AOK AHHUCIATtON, OF FLORIDA SB ABD FOR P l a i n t i f f , gKWIBOLK COI BTV. C o u r t a n d l o s s r v a a c o p * a f f i le y o u r a n s w e r o r o b j e c ­ stores. t such A n s w e r o r e t h e r r e e p o a - t i o n t o aald p e t i t i o n w i t h th * -v a CHABI'KRV BO. IMOi W I L L I A M M. n n i J N T O N . JR . elve P l e a d i n g u p o n t h e P l a i n ­ u n d e r s i g n e d C l e r k o f C o u r t, BOTICK O F *1 IT IB 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen t i f f * A t t o r n s * * , COUIUUION a n d t o aarv * a copy t h e r e o f a n d IIK VK HLT J. D R U N TUX, " O R T i l i O K rO H K C L O n i'R K equipped. Fenced In yard. A M i CIIUIUUIOX. 1*4* l i l a ­ u p o n I h * petitioners* a t t o r ­ h i s w t t a , D s f s n d a n l a . FKDKRAL NATIONAL MOIlTc s * * * B o u l e v a r d . M ia m i SI, ney, w h o a * n a m e a n d a d d r e s s S7o a mo. FA 2-3219. OAOB AHHOCIATION, T O i W I L I J A M M. tlllK N T O N , a p p e a r b e lo w , on n r b efo re F lo rid * o n o r b e f o re l h a S t l h P laintiff, JR . ant BK VKIL LT J. - v a d a* o f J u n e , IMS; o t h e r w i s e J u l y tS, ISM, a o d In d e f a u l t rate. 3 Bdrm. HIIKVTDN. hi a w lf a. S lI K UMAX K. H U F F M A N a n d SUMMER l h a a l l e g a t i o n s o f sa id C o m ­ t h e r e o f r e l i e f w ill b* g r a n t e d Large furn. Apt. dowiutairs. WHUMK L.VMT KNOW N P A U I .IN K H U F F M A N , bl* wlf# p l a i n t w i l l b * t a k e n a s a o a - t o p et i t i o n e r* . A D D ID ' uM IH: M/MOT. W. a m t WITNKHH m* h a n d a n d o f ­ teased b* y o u . Shade trees on large lot. If A R IT A N T. AMKIIK 11BKNTON. AF3TJ3ISTI. t>".H a n d ficial seal al th * Co u n t* DUNK A N D O RD K IIK D a t CL A R A A SI Kit 17 1703 Magnolia. 363. a n d H r v s r l ) J . U r a n tn n . DBM. hie wife, th * H em lnola C o u n t* C o u r t ­ C o u r t h o u s e . Hanford, Hemlnola list. I. ISth Mlaslls house, H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , t h i s C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t h Ia Kith da* D e f e n d a n la S lalu L H-jdn. H » I 3SJ. A « r J u n * . ISM. 14th d a * o f Me*. IMS. T U i Hit P.M AN K HUF F M A N 9. For Sale or Rant P.O. 111. N»w Y o r k , Xsw (■KAL I (BEAI.) and P A U L IX K IlirF F York. AND Tu AM. A r t h u r If B e c k w ith . J r . A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . S l t N . hie wife W lloHK 2 BEDROOMS. I hath. G. K. PAIITIS'.H C L t l M I N l I INC l e r k o f C ircu it C o u r t C l e r k o t th e a b o v e - e n t i t l ­ It KHIDKNCK AND AD Stova It refrigerator. AvailTKIIKMTM BY. T l l l t u l K t l t B y : M a r g a t e ! K. T y r e . ed C i r c u i t C o u rt IHtKHH AltK UNKNOWN* ir.NDLIl O lt AUAINHT D. C. II*: M a r t h a T. V l h l e s able Juna 14th. FA 3-7956. a n d H A I tIT A N T A1IK T I I K AFOIIKH A I D PKIt Deputy fturk P h i l l ip II. t a i g a n RKDKM end C I. A R A HUNH H h ln h o la e r a n d leigan Co u reh u n a n d Co u reh o n AMKltKDKM. h i. wife Y u li A llt: h srtiiv nollflsd F l r e t F e d e r a l B u ild in g Altornr)* at lasw AA' It O H K RKHIDK.SCK 12. Real E a ta te For Sal* t h a t a C o m p lain t t o f o rs c lo s* P. O B o s 1714 Miami O ffice AltK UNKNOWN AND a c e r ta in m o r la a g r oncum lisr H an fo rd . F l o r i d a tall! Ulec* * n a B o u lev a rd WIIDHK I.AHT KNOWN SUNDRIES Store. Stock * Ing Ilia fo llo w in g d ss t-rlb sd A t t o r n e y f o r P e t i t i o n e r* Miami 11. F l o r i d a ADDKKMHKM IH: Sal equipment. Well establish­ IMbllih Mt* 1* a Jana f. IS. P u b l i s h J u n e II. S*. 17. A r a u l p r o p e r t y , t a - w l t : C A I J lA R V . HAN ANTON t - . i S, lib.ck 4. W s o i k s r s J u l y 4. 1141. i*. tvaa. ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ T i l 1*. TK.XAH. AND TU f l a l d F i r s t Addition. *. 4 ID J.lt C D I-IS i AIJ. PARTIKH CLAIM tire. Call FA 2 0274 or c o rd in g ta lbs plat th e re ­ t.NIl INTKKKHT HT o f * • r e c o r d e d In P lat Lon;wood TK SUM. T I I R O U flll. I'NDKR l l l t B o o k II, Dug* 4* Public AUAINHT T IIK AF ORK Itocord * of H 'n i l n o l s C o n n ­ Garden or Orchard SALK or Trade 3 room House MAID I'KRHUNH i e . Florid* Vul* A ltK hereb y n o l l t l e d and I acre for llouvctrailer Muhjact to s ititiltp s i - a ­ t h a t a C o m p l a i n t lo f.irerluae ACBORB 4 Strath m e n t o v t r l h a o o u t h s s t s n * c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e en. u m b e r ­ and difference. 1211 W. 2f)th 1 Smyrna------ » ? — . «7 • feat l lo w in g d e s c rib e d St. Sanford. T o g e t h e r w i t h t h e fo l lo w in g ri ne ag l pt hr »e p » rfo 4 Hlsikihara tra* ty. l o - w l f ■ Bitilsu — • 7 Alway* (paR.) I te m of p r o p e r l y w h i c h Is l o ­ I - 1 4. Block IS, N o rth c a t e d In a n d p e r m a n e n t l y InNO CASI1 NEEDED R follower • !*n k “ O r l.m d o t e l Addition , a c ­ at tied w* a p e r t o f th * I m ­ It Chins* loeafhm SHertamiag la cording lo p lat t h e r e o f 2 Bedroom, 2 bath. 161 a p r o v e m e n t on said l a n d ' 14 So* ragto r e c o r d e d In P lat Book 17, month. T. k 1. included. I N T E R N A T IO N A L o f U T ­ P a g e s IS a n d 34. P u b lla ICA F IIRN A CK a iu D K I . 322 8065. R e c o r d s o f Heiulnoi* C o u n ­ NIL OHM IS K-D. I I ^ m a a M tom* |p ty . F l o ri d a . in h e n b e e n filed a g a l n a t y ou In hjpd T4MIKTIIKH w ith a ll f i s You can find anything you M Piocemsal I h * n b o v a a t y l s d s u i t , a n d you J* Dry m iain ra Um « t u r e e a n d h o u se h o ld a p - need advertised in the Her­ knoolvdim a r * r e q u i r e d to t a r v e a r o p y 31 Aa u t ary 74 Breed p l l a n c a e a t t a c h e d to o r M Urifk* of your Answar or niher XI Arrhotyp* 73 Ruchartow ueed In c o n n ectio n w i t h ald by Sanford merchants. >i Hoc* P l e a d i n g lo th * C o m p l a i n t on 34 Mors (Kit* th * p r e m i s e s h e r e in d e s ­ Uliiiue* hw OSPubBr P l a i n t i f f a A t t o r n a y , M ack V .-dwimpiik* cr ib ed . RETIREMENT H O M E pu>m*ot C l e v e la n d . J r . , Hull* SIS Hailatorahogm Sihhuotr 41 Narrow way* f o r d A tlan tic N a t i o n a l Hank h a s been file d a g i l n e t y ou In Beautifully landscaped. 3 ijjk ti* t b s a b o v e s t y l e d eult, a n d you 24 Hudy of wulm 43 Cirri* part* Aad dory B uilding. H anford , F lo rid a, a r e r e q u i r e d to serv e * copy Acre* pangola grass. 4* 27 Pol >r*mug a n d f ile Ike o r i g i n a l A n s w er o f your Anewer or other iiUa|) woven wire fence, 4 cement o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In th * a f ­ P l e a d i n g t o th * C o m p la in t on 30 Entertainar n flc* o f Ih# C l a r k o f Ih* C i r ­ P l a i n t i f f s A t t o r n e y , Mack N. stock tanks. 2 flowing wells, 33 Lower m rusk '« c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f o r e lb* C . »* land. J r . Mult* SIS Han­ 2 bedroom home all just l l t h d ay u f J u n * A. D. 1*43. rd A t l a n t i c N a tio n a l B a n k I f y o u fall t o d o so. a d r. r*# fo re finished. • ' x U' k 14' x 33Kaiinca| H«nford. F lo rid * , p r o c o n feas o w ilt be t a k e n B u ild in g . 34 Warm a n th * o r i g i n a l A n s w ar 30' screened porches, uti­ a g a i n s t y o u fo r t h * r e l i e f d e ­ o r do t hfll* 37 Was md*44a4 e r P l e a d i n g la l h a o ffice m a n d e d In th * C o m p l a i n t . lity, 2 baths, plenty closet 34 Bird T h l a Nolle* a h a l l b* p u b ­ o f th * C l a r k o f t h a C ir c u it 40 VoScawo la Slaip C o u r t on o r b e f o re t h e 14th spaces, built-ins, oil furn­ l i s h e d on e* a w e e k f o r fo u r 41 MskuIim d a y of J u n e A. D. 1141. If ace, elec, range, large gar­ co i s e c u l lv * w e a k * In Ih* htrkaaam y o u fall l o do so, * decree « Violin mukae H a n f o r d llarald . age, work shop. FA 2-7714. p ru co n fa eo o will be t a k e n ♦J Humt u ith D a t e d th la S lat d a y o f May, a g a l n e t y o u f o r Ih* re lie f d e ­ •team A. D. 114). m a n d e d lit Ih* C o m p lain t. WILL SELL or Trade. 2 4BN*w —‘s-m (H B A L ) T h i s N o lle* ahall b* p u h . SI Beam A r t h u r II. H a c k w l t h . Jr .. B illed o n e* • w eek ( o r (o u r Bedroom. 10* acres. 10U0 ' 53 Applaud C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t. Crystal clear river front­ Hem laol* C o u n t y , F lo rid * . c o n s e c u t i v e w eak * In Tk* H an ­ P u b l i s h H ay IS, So A Ju n # f o r d H aro ld . age. 400' road frontage on UPamfal D a t e d t h l a S lat d ay * f May. t . IS. 1343. Stale highway. Good swim­ 54 Creek aoi *6 A. D. t i l l CD I-SS v* IHK AL) ming, fishing, and hunting STChcTit'xCs am A r t h u r If B e ck w ith . J r . An investment, not an ex in the state of Florida, for C l a r a a t c i r c u i t C o u rt. pease. Call FA 2 3612 for H em lnola C o u n ty , Florid*. a nice home tn Sanford In t $ n ( F t .) F u b l l a h M a y IS. So A J u n * S. ■ Entry ta a expert advice on a Herald a good location. Ph. 3871 Stenstrom Realty Legol Notice 'A N D GAVE W *fS YOU 7H0ULHT A. * EM. Fur*. Apt* $70 Mb. Bedroom Air • Cooditiaaad. I l l E. 8th St-, FA I-57M, (•KALI Bp Dap, WbbA, ar Arthur X Beckwith. Sk, CABEOLL'S rVBMTVBB Clark of Circuit Court Fa. f a s-sim ito w . m at. Hyt Aria J. laiadqulst Plaintiff, IB CMABtrRRT Vf»i aad a* at, CARL J. JACKJAON aad JOHN DKXTMB n-A >X B AMHTON a n d ------ , b a r h u ab an d , If an * . w h o a * f u l l a n d compl<(* a a m a I s t a lb * P l a i n t i f f a a h n o w a . D efeadante TBt DRXMR B L A IX B TOff I BSTTER LUCK NOD TIM*. JIM. MA7M A t GCUHKM ■ ^ l itarthAP I ) m i ■V. KFEAIEOl . w It mw raca.wtna, i ns. by ■ jiMdte mmoL. SKAac/xcM M M J SPEAK TO ) M f'3 S O M ' MAJOR HUM ? SK M U X H luD C t JAMC*-HT3 6RAK0PA06MHR. ledtor advertising campaign. IS. m s . B 4-11 Brunson, Fla. O �4 Page 11 27. Special Services IS ; I n i M a te Far flail Jim Hunt Realty Office FA S-31IB FA M NI ■M Park Dr. Siabrf, Fla. LOW Down Payment. 2 Story redecorated b ea t. N ow pluabiS], wiring, oil and water heater. 715 Magnolia f a 2-mm. SUNLAND Estates. 3 Bdrm. Enclosed shower. G. E. Stove and refrigerator in­ cluded. Corner lot. Assume payments. No qualifying. FA $6*0 anytime. ( I NEWLY redecorated 2 bed­ room frame bouse at 312 Holly Av«. Near school, close is. Hardwood floors thru out. Large rooms, mod e n kite baa equipped $7,500 Literal • terms. Contract Mrs. M. L. Raters. Ph. FA SAM ar FA I RR. Home. 383 Laurel Dr. Good teeattea, kitchen k equipped. Law down pay ft meat. Assume teas. A real V earing. Call FA $9472. Rig ahsdy tot* up to 380* treats#*. Highly restricted. WILSON PLACE 3 mi. W. m Hi-W«y 48. Willard Jones FA 34864. or Al Wallace FA ) ONLY tea blocks from downi tow*. Neat 2 bedroom home 1 to good teeattea. 104 W. I 60th SL Totsi price only V 64666. Im iltent terms. | ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Raymond Laadquist, Asm. FA $6661 Atlantic Bank Bldg WANTED TO TRADE • ROOM CB bouse for larger old 2 story house. FA 2-1840 after A UP A THE famoui St. John's flows right by’ this beautiful new home. 3 large bedrooms, 6 luxurious baths, covered patio, central sir-conditiontag, double carports. Far comfort and fun, this is the tops! Price $17,900, good terms. Don't see this unleas you a n ready to buy for you won't be able lo resist it. Stemper A gency REALTOR — IKSUROR FA $4861 7619 8. French A w. * BEDROOMS, m bath*. Florida room. 13 Minutes I, from NAS. 1081 Selma Rd. ' (Longdate) Longwood. Pb. PLNECREST. 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, Fla. room, built-in | oven A range. IN E. Jen' bins Circle. 323-8537. 8 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ped. 1st floor Apartment. Near churches. $55 per modth. EVERETT A. HARPER AGENCY • REALTOR $468 8. Park Ave. Fbooea PA 2 2384 or FA 2 3283 •UNLAND I Bedroom. Kit. equip, home. Chain link fenced yard. Will take $200 for fence. Assume house payments. FA $1701. 8 A 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect models on Highland at Longwood. Open daily 10:00 to dark. 10 Minute* South on 17-93 and West on Semi­ nole 1 block. LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. GRACIOUS, SPACIOUS LIV­ ING! A potential show place of Central Florida right in the heart of Sinford, yet, private enough for peaceful retreat in its romantic tiled courtyard with bar-bque, trellis-coverad arbors and many se­ cluded walks covering half block area. Quality is the keynote of this Hollow-Til­ ed constructed 4 bedroom, 3li bath home that includes among it* prestige features imported tile fireplaces, satin-finished wood panel­ ing, cedar closet*, and of course, bird wood floors throughout. Over the gar­ age is a 3-room apt. A lit­ tle work and patience would restore the bouse and land­ scaping to its original ele­ gance. JUST REDUCED IN PRICE. S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Ave. FA 3413 Deluxe Pinecrest Home! By Nadine S e tte r 3 Bedrooms. 2 Bath, equip­ SWEETIE PIE ped kitchen, Terrauo floors Large Family Room. Fenc­ ed Yard . . . you'll love this quick sale offering of S4.Qeo.00 Seller's Equity for only $730.00, assume pay­ 3 BEDROOMS, Uvlng room, ments of im.TO on “In Serdining room and kitchen. vice Loan." Immediate Stove A refrigerator. Dou­ possession. ble garage- Let 10W X 200'. U MUe north of Monroe bridge, 2nd house on left Seminole Realty hind side of 17-18. 6N-5143. INI S. Park Ave. FA 2-3333 anytime • ROOM House. Nice i !m store building new in busi­ FOR your best buy, choose ness. Wonderful location for Too *N Green Estates. 3 A small grocery business. 3 4 Bedrooms. More space Lots. $10,000. $3,000 down, for your money. 30th Street balance $01. per mo. 706 W. West by Mayfair Golf Mb or 713 W. Mb St. Course. Open daily 114:00. Large Loch Arbor Horn* 333-3744. Builders: LMN EN­ TERPRISES. INC. Retired Navy Officer's home featuring 3 large Bedroomi, SUNLAND Large Florida Room. Spaclous living Boom k se­ NEAT a Br.. S bath CB home parate Dining Area, Xmrge with tally equipped hitchequipped kitchen, I baths, on. Maty ties extras, out­ for immediate aate at FHA standing lawn and ahnbe. Valuation of $16400.90, $800 $13,608 la the total pries Down, with minimum clos­ with $ M dews and $64 per ing coots. Exclusive with month. Immediate poetessH'd ready a M m hydrant! N p put R Hurt to rnntrw tea! Ms parking dp— I" Seminole Realty 1801 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3373 say time Stenatrom Realty 17. Mala Http Wanlad 3 W all Stcnstrom Realty (O LliR S o /S A N FO R D 30 ACRES of grove on Hwy. CURB Girl. Apply Pig ’N Whistle. Sanford. A large lake, 5 room frame house. $20,000. Will finance. BABYSITTER all day. Full Call 349-3451. time. 322 8370. 4 BEDROOM. 2 bath house. BABYSITTER to live in. 364' on lake, with swimming Room, board and $10 a pool 13' a 30'. Over 3 acre* week. 323-8067. of land. $2,000 down. $160 v mouth. FA $2143. 17. Mate Help Wanted 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home. MANAGER Trainees, age 23 Larger Plnecrest floor plan. to 30. Married preferred. Will sacrifice 6 year equity. Opportunities. Sanford, Cas­ FA 2-3643. selberry, Orange City and DeLand areas. Contact Mr. P1NECREST Hudson, Jackson's Minli Exceptionally nice 3 Br.. 3 Market, Longwood Piaxa, bath CB home in third sec­ Longwood, Florida tion Plnecrest. Too many extras to itemise here, but GOOD dependable middle-ag deserves your inspection. ed Driver. Apply Y'eUow Can be purchased for as Cab Co. little aa $400 down snd as­ FRONT END Alignment Man. sumption of low monthly Experienced. Apply O. K. FHA payments. A real fin* Tire Store. 2413 French Ave. home buy! MAN 2t to 43. For an estab­ lished Insurance debit. San­ ford area. Guaranteed sal­ DUPLEX newly painted. 1 Real Estate—Mortgages ary plus commission. Apply Unit furnished on corner. Room 304, Sanford Atlan­ 170’ s too* aoned for addi­ 111 N. Park Ave. PA 3-3430 FA $7463 tic Bank Bldg. I to 6 a.m. tional unit $3,000 cash. Ravenna Park Evealnga or write C. W. Brorup, Balance. Easy Terms. Ph. ' t A $3811 7 A 3-3AB FA 243GO Bus 133, SlsiviJ, f U . FA 24W8 alter $ p. in. Stenstiom Realty SALE LIKE THIS — NEW 1963 CHEVY II 2 DOOR WITH HEATER • STOCK NO. 1171 *1969“ OR THIS — 1961 CHEV 2 DOOR BE LAIR V-8 AND AUTOMATIC TRANS. STOCK NO. 1I63A * 14 9 50 ° S EE US LA S T BRING ALL YOUR BIDS. THE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN, AND YOUR WIFE BIG STOCK Mattress Renovation Includes: Cleaning A Process­ ing Felt. Brand New Cover, Brand New Insulation Where Needed. FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY HIGH HAT equipment. Like new. Mil. J. E. Elm Art. W Boat A l IS hp. JeSaM L Swap, trade or Ttrwilleftr. W Gataway To The Waterway BEDS FOR SENT CARS WANTED Robson Sporting Goodi ospital, Rollawaya, JuveREEL'S USED CARS Your EV1NRUDE Deater allt. FREE delivery and 11th St. k Sanford Ave. 304+6 E. 1st Ph. FA $ M I Pick-up. FURNITURE CENTER 1686 EDSEL. Runs good. IS* PLASTI Cruiser. Mercury 1100 French Ave. Looks good. A. K. RosteUer motor, Gator trailer. Rea* FA 2-1U1. Ph. FA M M sonable. FA $0648. ISO! BU1CK. in good running condition. New battery. S Mena, ladles, childrens die* new recape tires. Brahes $ 14.50 count shoes. Beat family pood. Asking $130.00. Make ECHOLS BEDDING CO. buys. Surplus City. offer. Call FA 2-7733 after fed. A Magnolia FA >-«321 6:00 p. m. '30 CUSHMAN Eagle. Noede TRACTOR work, me some work. FA H 4 B . discing, blade, scoop. 'SI CHEV. 4 dr. Sedan. Good FA 2-7964. condition. Rt. l Box Ml or call FA 2-0007. E. T. ChapGREAT LAKES M 0-+S' X 10' wide, S bedrooms, original Auto Glass, Top* cost $0,300, sacrifice, an* '90 OLDS. 4 dr. $100. Can be A Se*t Covers tume balance $4400 monthly aeem daya at The Sanford AUTO GLASS & pints. $0641. 323-3433. Herald. Frank. SINGER SEAT COVER CO. SEWING MACHINE 304 W. 2nd St. PA $6033 ALL WORK GUARANTEED CALL FA 2-6788 SALES A SERVICE Your Neighbor A t Hollers I YEAR old upright Froeisr, AUTO GLASS 33 cubic ft. 1*63 Model. 33" colored T. V. Call 322-7222 INSTALLED Seakarik Glaaa and Paint after 3 p. m. MS Magnolia Real Batata—:Mortgage* GRADUATION SPECIAL BEDROOMS, IVi bath* 111 N. Park Ava. FA $3430 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop FA $7466 Center block, double ear- Ravenna P a rk Cold Wave $6.93 complete. Evening* port*. Large tot. Assume Open evening by appt. FA $ a n FA M l FA payments of $100.48 SIS Palmetto Ave. 332 0634 month. Ph. FA $7166. SACRIFICE for quick sate. 2 25. PhmMag Servlets Bedroom House with or 3 BEDROOM home in Coun­ without furniture. Near try Club Manor. Assume schools aad storaa about M monthly payments k 4 miles from NAB. Out of transfer foe. Cali FA 2-7671 flight pattern. Good invest­ after S:1S. P lu m b in * 4 H e a tin g ment for reeling or homo. AIR CONDITIONING CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM. 3 Low monthly payments. CONTRACT sad REPAIR bath home on large shaded Have to see house to ap­ WORK lot at 1B14 Meltonville Ave. preciate. Can FA 2-13*6. 1067 Seadard Ave. FA $4441 Many extras include living IDYLLWILPE. PLUMBING m a te ' Repairs— I any paneling; p a r q u e t FREE ESTIMATES hardwood floors, Florida Beautiful m w contemporary modern on corner tot la deR. L. HARVEY room, dining room and a JEWEL TEA CO., INC. airabte IdyHwUdo of Lock IN Sanford Ave. FA 23361 large, equipped eat-in kit Alter. 4 spacious bedrooms, COOPERATIVE f r a n c h i s e chan. Laundry room and 2 modern baths, folly equip­ route operator. Guaranteed 37. Special Service* lota of storage space in $3300 00 yearly earnings. ped luxury kkebaa tad double g a r a g e . C a l l Piano Tuning and Repair Many operators earning large living and dining FA $9030 for aa appoint W. L. Harmon — FA 3-42S M400. to $10,000 annually. rooms opening to private ment. QUALIFICATIONS fenced patio. Double car. FRIGIDAIRE HIGHLAND PARK port* and combination laun­ Married, age 33 to 40. Mini­ Bates A Service mum High ScbooL Good dry-utility room. Features Q. H. HIGH work record, sale* exper­ Comfortable 3 Hr. hem* sit­ also Include central air1TN W. 1st S t laniard ience, physical axamination uated on double corner oak conditioning and heating. Ph. FA required and c u b bond. shaded tot. Loaded with Must be willing to relocate LAW N SERVICE value and extras! $13,000 Price — Just $38,400. Only at own expense. Write giv­ Mowing and edging, ete. Sat­ with $400 down and $00 per 10ft down and no rioting ing details on above quali­ month includes everything! costs. Open daily. May we isfaction guaranteed. Ph. fications. Interview will be Drive by 2437 Laurel Ave. serve you? FA 2-1S1T. made In your home. then call P.O. BOX 2706-3707 Air-Conditioning W ut Bay Station H. B. POPE CO., INC. Stenatrom Realty Jacksonville, Fla. auo So. Park Ave. FA 3-4234 Real Estate—Mortgage* Real Estate—Mortgagee I t . S itu a tio n s W anted SMITH Air-Condition toafrlU1 N. Park Ave. FA 3-3430 i l l N. Park Ave. FA 2-3420 geratlon service. All work Ravenna Park FA $7416 Child Can. FA $2374. guarantied. Very reason­ RAVENNA PARK Evenings able In price. Day FA 2-7434 Attractive 3 bedroom tile bath FA 2 3877 FA 23*28 PA 14386 CHILDREN kept. FA 3-4183. Night FA 2-2066. CB borne with range, heat er, water heater, blinds, 15. Bunlaoaa Opportunity WASHING and ironing at WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, traverse rods, wall air con­ home. FA 3-0307. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS For Less#; Service Station. ditioner and fenced yard. All Types and Sites Choice location. Apply Tba 21. Bennly Satene Th* total price is only Wo Repair and Service P un OU Co. 804 W. 6th $tl,643 with $593 down. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK S T I N E St. (Tern* if desired) and $79 Complete Ser. Eve. Appl'a. Machinery and Supply Co. per month include* taxes MAN or WOMAN to service IDS So. Oak FA 2-3743 307 W. 2nd St. TA 34432 and insurance. See this to­ and collect from cigarette, day! ice and other coin operated dispensers in this area. is a very good posl* Stenatrom Realty This tion that can be worked full or part-time. Person sel­ Real Estate—Mortgages ected must have good ser­ lit N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 50,000,000th viceable car and 10 or Ravenna Park FA $7463 more spare hours per week Evenings and $300.00 to $1,800.00 cash FA 2-3877 FA 2 3829 FA 2-6180 capital. Write giving name, CHEVROLET^ 3 BEDROOM house in excel­ address, telephone number lent condition. North Or­ and all details lo Box 1118, lando. Pay closing and as­ Tulsa, Oklahoma. sume payments of $74.34. C ELEB R A T IO N 18. Kernel* Help W anted TA 2 3333. Tba City of Sanford Civil Ser­ vice Board la accepting ap­ plication! for the position of police patrolman. Re­ quirements: 31 to 30 yoara of ago; height and wgt to conform with established Wandanda with minimum *4" h it and U« Ibe wgt; minimum of high school education or equivalent. Ex­ amination for quaL appli­ cant! will he held at 7:10 p. m. Juno 37, 1SK) in city ball. Good working condi­ tions and pension plan. Sub­ mit application* to Civil Sarv 33, INS. TREE'S trimmed. Demossed A removed. Reasonable. Ph. FA 3-TOM. ComDany 11. B a a n ty Batons BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ low Interest Rate* ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK LAWNS Renovated • Remote Thatch Bug Spray (VC-11) 'to-Ph. FA 3-4244 MANSFIELD LAW? Ph. FA 3-4623 31. Poultry - Livestock SHALLOW Well Pump and Car top carrier with cover. 333-1701. BAY Gelding. 7 yrs. old. ISli HOUSE full of Furniture, AU less than 1 year old. Rea­ hands high. FA 2-4M4. sonable. 213 Bradshaw Dr. Can be seen from 10 a. m. 31A. Pets to 3 p. m. BUCK A tan Red Tick Hound Puppies from escel- DRESSES S to 7.333-6194. lent stock. Wormed. Ph. STOVE. $33. 2 Door Refriger­ 361-9407 or 36M13L ator. $60. 102 Garrison Dr. BIRD Dogs, English Setters. ANGLE Iron. Various sixes Reg. champion blood lines. FA 2-1636. 10 wks. old. CY 3-2535. Or­ lando. BUCKEYED Peas. $1.00 a bushel. You pick and bring SIAMESE Kittens. Purs brad container, FA 2-7864. aealpoinU. Wormed. Phooe *’A $8868. 715 Magnolia. "SALE on used T.V .'irO ttiran " teed. Town k Country. Ph. 32. Flowers - Skrubs 322-3362. POTTED MUMS tn bloom. ASSUME payments on Singer 55c op. round bobbin Sewing Ma­ GRAPEVILLE NURSERY chine. Darns, makes but­ GrapeviUe Ave. Near 30th SL ton boles. 3 Payments of $6.40. FA 24411. Uaad Jantaaw, appliances, THURSDAY- Friday A Sat- t*«u. ote..Bought » Bald. .. utday 5alev Walnut ladder back chair, (ea cart, ban­ Larry'* Mart 313 Sanford quet lamp and bisque baby Ave. Pb. FA 3-4131 china tea set, marble top We Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair coffee table and other BILL'S THRIFT SHOP Items. 3706 Magnolia Ave. Furniture • Appliances - T.V. Near Plnecrest School. Open • to 9 dally and Week­ UPRIGHT Plano. $33. Phone ends FA 3 7180. Ph. 323-7363 3640 Hiawatha Bt. Sanford, Fla. With purchase of Blue Lus­ tra, rant Electric Carpet Sell Ua Yeer Furatture. Quick Shampooer for only $1 per Service Witk the Cash. day. Carroll's Furniture. SUPER TRADING POST FA 34677. 36. AntomobDee - Tracks FREE FSTTMATE 103t PLY. R. A H. Good, Uphoiatormg A Hattraaa rowcond. Good tires. $173. Ph. evaUng- Naw A Uaad Furni­ FA 2-1360 after I. ture. Call Nia Baddieg Mfg. Co., at 706 Colery Ava. '36 FORD Station Wagon. FA 321 IT. Must sell. 332-8866. TlsxJt to a New Dodge Here s The Best Buy! 1960 Falcon W agon *1145 Automatic Iran*., radio A heater HAROLD DUNN, MECHANIC Harold has been with u* for only 1 months. He and Ramona have 3 boy* and 2 girls, Everett, Harold, Philip, Patrice and Terrl-Lynn. They attend the Bat* list Church. Iloatlnq and fishing are hie hobbies and Ms wiah la to be able to lust xo flahisf and be able to atay a* long aa he would want to. Ready To Serve You At Hollers of Sanford N E W & U SED C AR S A LES S P R E E ! HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS ---------DEM OS---------- (2) 1963 “660” 1963 “770” Rambler Classic Rambler Classic Slock No. 1933 d Door Station Wagon. List Price $3188.33 PRICE THIS SALE Stock No. 1986 4 Dour Sedan. List Price $280843 PRICE THIS SALE Discounts On All 1963 Ramblers In S to ck ! 1 ALL USED CAR PRICES SLASHED 1961 Tempest Sedan Automatic and Spotlea* WAS 1595 -------------------------- 1960 Rambler Super WAGON. Standard Trans.. P.ilra Clean WAS 1 1 * 3 -------------------- 1960 Volvo Sedan 1959 Chev. Parkwood 4-ISoor S t a t i o n , radio A heatsr a u to m a tic Ira n * , *1095 I960 Studebaker 895 4-Door Station Wagon, r«q| clean Top Condition WAS 1393 ---- --------------------------- I960 Dodge Pioneer 2 Door Hard Iup. Automatic, Powar Htrrring and Little Extrna WAS 1093 ............... ......... .................. ... 1959 Chevrolet Wagon Standard Tran*, and l.caa Than 40,000 SUL WAS 1293 ....................- : 1958 Chrysler l NEW YORKEH 4 dour sedan, lull} equipped, clean — BARGAIN 79 5 ROW — 2411 1495 1095 1295 995 1195 23 MORE USED CARS ON OUR LOT PRICES FROM $195 UP GW WARRANTY • BEST OF FINANCING OPEN FRI. EVE TIL 8:30 P.M. MERCURY, 4 door, astro clean --------FORD Station Wagon ............ ..... -... . CHEVROLET 4 door »edan CTJEVKOLET U ton pickup SIM DODGE aedan . _____....— CHARLIE CRAIG HOB THOMAS Seminole Co. Motors 619 E. First 81., Sanford FA 2-0614 Winter Park MI 7-2330 le tu m a a i j} i �I THURS., JUNE 18, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Lake M ary Appoints week’s meeting membere vot­ ed ke pot the einb’a folding \ ehaire bath in the Community , building when the C h rte Asao1 elation notifies that Insurance bee boon purrbased and re­ pairs ai*. complete. Tha program for the n * 'J aing featured film of various activities and event* which ; have taken place hi the village daring the part sever*! years. A number ef numbers wore easterns* of ether land* to the MRS. RICHARD STODDEN, left, incomlnjr president of the North Orlando Garden Club, officially receiver! the guvel from Mrs. Bill Ryan, outgoing president, at last week’s meeting of the du b . (Herald Photo) EDITORIAL COMMENT bar outfit, tailing the country Iron which It originated. Husbands at membere were guaoto for tho mooting. LongwoodSets ForSummer A special meeting o f the Town Council of Altamonto Springs, called Tuesday night after a quorum fulled to materialize a t Inst week's regularly scheduled meeting, was attended by all but one of the council members. It is to be hoped th at this attendance was a good indication th a t never again will one of the town meetings have to lie canceled because other business, or pleasure, keeps the men away. Now, perhaps more than ever before, Alta­ monte needs the guidnneo of its elected officials TfTr 111(3 week cUlUili utlioo liCjiiiH—m r -R s-R OWmunicipal water system und the way was cleared for the town to go ahead with plans for an over­ all, systematic street und drainage progrum. Altamonte, ju st like all of our cities and towns, also is faced with the many problems Involved In meeting demands of u fust growing population. Now is no time for n “take it cosy” attitude on the part of the town officials. »T 1 m * t — efWvry The Lyman High School Athletic Booster* h o n o r e d Coach and M n. Buck Metta with a farewell party Satur­ day aftem oto at the home of Mr. and Mra. Joseph 1’avelehak on Prairie Luke. Couch Metta will he coach* Ing at Chaniherlaln High School In Tampa neat year. Tha croup enjoyed awimmlnir, boating and water skiing and a picnic aupper highlighted with barbecued riba. In addition to the hoata and the honor*** Unite pretent were Mr. and Mra. Ralph Iligga, Mr. and Mr*. Carlton Henley, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Payne, Mr. and Mra. E. It. Fellows, Mr. and Mr*. Phil Perrault, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rlrkenmeyer, Mr. and Mra. Rayburn Milwcu, Mr. and Mra. John Wagner, Mr. and Mra. Harlen (Inplen, Coach and Mra. Walter Diurua, Coach and Mra. Dutch Camp* bell, Mr. and Mra. P at Goodwin and Mra. Kenneth Burkhart. Ordinance 105, calling for the annesation of 52 parcels of land to the Town of Cassel­ berry, was passed unanimous­ ly on the first and second readings at Monday night’s meeting of the Hoard of Alder­ men. City Attorney Ken McIntosh explained that the area in­ cludes parcels owned l.y 31 individual*. McIntosh was asked from the floor whether any conces­ sion* had been made to any of the applicants or whether any puvlng had been promised. He said, “Definitely not.” The Uoard a p p r o v e d a months vncntion with pay for Town .Marshal Gus Sawyer and, at a request from McIn­ tosh concerning his own vaca­ tion, agreed to change the July meeting date to July IS. The Imard also authorised the attorney to negutiute with ABC Gurlmge Co. on a con­ tract fur the collection of gar­ bage and trash In tha town. Kindergarten Sets Program Work Begins On Additions To Junior High By J i m Casselberry Construction on (he new lunchroom and music room ni South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry was rtarted this week by the II. J. High Construction. The 93 by 93 foot lunch­ room will include a kitchen, dining room ami stage and shrill be built on the southwest tide of the acbool. The 4o by 70 fool music room will con­ sist of a choral section and a band section and will go up on the east aide id the school. Featured In the band room will be a poured ronere l e sem icircular bandstand. Roth buildings are expect­ ed to be cornph-lcil within the next six monUu. FIRST ENTRY in thu Mint* Flame of Seminole County Beauty Content in Charlotte Ann Ban­ dera, daughter of Mm. Frances Sam (urn of l.nrinann Circle N., Longdate. Fourteen year «>ld Charlotte, who will bo a sophomore at Lyman next year, in five feet seven Indies tall with 36-21-36 measurements, Hobbies are awimming anil horseback riding. The contest is being spon­ sored by tho Longwood Volunteer Firemen as part of their annual Fourth of July Fiesta. Ily Jans Casselberry A soiiimer recreation pro­ gram will lie conducted by Mr*. Marshall Johns of Overbrook Kindergarten in Cassel­ berry at the Women’s Club on T u e s d a y s nnd Thursday* starting next Tuesday. Thu program will include s u p e r v i s e d Instruction in crufts and recreation for chitthen in the three to eight age hiiieket from l<> a.in. until I P m i. Those attending will bring n sandwich and milk and fruit will tie served. ^ C O f C Committees 1 T ■^*1^ • *& » ',«!urTi.yt ■k ■a I j * . f . »a 'V 5* » 5 . o COACH AND MRS. BUCK METT8, who will be moving to Tampa where he will couch a t Chamberlain High, were honored Inst Saturday afternoon by the Lyman Athletic Roosters at a farewell party and barbecue supper. At the grill with the Mctts is Joe Pavelchuk, left, president of the R oosters.. (Herald Photo) By B ruce* Wetter Richard Keogh, L a b Mary Chamber of C om m ent preaident, appointed the following committee* during the buslneaa session of laat Thurs­ day night’s meeting: Road Committee: Raymond M. Ball, Homer M. Gleason and George Heat Jr. Nominating Commit­ tee: Herbert J . Sahler, Mra. Frank Evana and Oils SJobiom. Ways and Means Commit­ tee: Mra. Hilda Gardner, Mrs. Ruth Boutwcl! and Don. aid Jackson. Keogh commented on the fact that each of these mem­ bers bad gladly agreed to serve when they were asked. The committees in turn will meet to choose a chairman. Jack WHber made a report on the action taken by the committee appointed to es­ tablish boundaries for a tax district ami study the possi­ ble mileage increase. He pre­ sented a map of legal descrip­ tions ol Lake Mary and the surrounding acreage which had been approved by the county attorney. Wilber explained the neces­ sary steps for the Chamber to take after they draw up the petition. He also said that the special district assess­ ment should only raise indi­ A Ladies Night te being iacbaduled fur July with plan* u f be announced a t a later LONGWOOD FIREMEN, ull drenaed out in bright new ahirta ami rape, pose behind the Ktuinlea* steel double .sink which will be the amnul prixe a t thin year’s Fourth of July Fiesta. The Voluntcem are, front from left. Chief Clnudn laiyo. Roger Brown, Colin Kelley, Harold WillU, who hold blonder which will b« third prize ut the Fiesta und John Furinu; second row, Harry Scott, Jim Morris, Curl Bosch, V. M. Marshall, Keith Willi* und lJtrry and Lucky Eoclavon; think row, Curl Lnmmler, Brian Snow, Ted Waltz, John O’Burr, Fred Esclavon and Fjpsd Keek. (Uuuld I'huto). The proposal that tape re­ cordings be made of all m eet­ ing of the Casselberry Board of Aldermen for record pur­ poses was made at Monday night’s meeting of the board by Acting Chairman Cliff Overman. Overman explained that the “eraser” button would hsve to be removed from the recorder to sssure true re­ cordings of msetlngs and as­ sured thst floor speakers would be provided with a mike to eliminate any "bab­ ble” of voices on the tape. Alderman Art Lego, who thought the idea had " a lot of good points,” estimated that a machine would cost up to $300 and Alderman George Howard suggested that local contacted businessmen and given a chance to pro­ vide tape machines on a rent- vidual m w nneti ur mm uuP Howard was authorised to lars and that the benefits the discuss this proposal with community will get from the improvements are certainly dealers located In the area. worth the small increase. The Lake Mary area i* lu an expanding predicament. It was agreed to study both so­ lutions. to incorporate or to ejtahlish a tax district, to get the necessary improvements. Hy Shirley Weatworth Both committees will invest!G u e s t speaks r a t nest Thursday's regular monthly meeting of the Rear Lake Library Hours Community Club will be Henry Duval of .the Apex Contract­ Remain Same Mrs. John Hanner, Long- ing Co., Inc. of Forest City. Duval will speak on tha wood librarian, has announc­ ed that the library will con­ subject of today's road con­ tinue to be open at its regu­ struction problems with par­ lar hours throughout the sum­ ticular emphasis on how use of soil cement would lessen mer. The schedule Is: Tuesdays, costs Involved. 7 p. m. until 9 p. m.; Thurs­ The meeting will begin days. 3 p. in. until 5 p. in. promptly at H p.m. Presiding and Saturdays. 9:30 a. m. will be William G. Carpen­ ter, president. until 11:30 a. m. Bear Lake Club To Hear Duval THE PLANNING COMMITTEE of the Osteon Civic Association in made up of, front front left, Mm. Norman Miller unit Mm. Rage Doyle; back, Edward Pell, Mm. P. T. Piety, Mm, Jumen Mullin, Nick Ffoifnuf nnd Mra. Joe Manterii. (Hcruld Photo) Skating Parties Planned For North Orlando s e c u r a prospective candi­ dates. Dave Kanaly of Tanglewood was elected without opposition to the office of second vice president tn the club which was vacant due to rciignatiou of |(. II. (Laynie. Plans were made by the club to take part in the fourth of July celebrations at Mait­ land and Longwood. Coffee was served from the new Hl-cup co IIce maker ob­ tained with trading stamps donated by memla-rt of the club. Ily Mona Grinstrad Ninth Orlando’* s u m m e r n itratio n progrum will in­ clude skating parties at the Mclodco Skating Kink in Sunford fur ull school age young­ sters and teenagers with the first scheduled for next Thurs­ day'from 0:30 until 11:30 a. m. Purlieu will lie held there­ after eueh Thumluy on the same time schedule during the remainder of the summer pro­ gram. Those wishing to sign up fur the skating parties are asked to contact Mr*. Art Rhodes at her home on Cortex Ave. Adults who con help with By Mr*. Adam Muller The annual summer art school and workshup sponsor­ ed by the Florida Federation of Art a t the DeBary Mansion House will open Sunday with n reception from 2 until 4:30 p. in. for Eliot McMurrough who will be resident artist un­ til June 29. During the time McMurrough is serving as instructor lie will have a On* Man Show on exhibit tn the Mansion House Galleries. Lions To Install New Officers By J a M Casselberry The Lions Club uf Cassel­ berry will hold an informal installation of officers nest Thursday at Bill'* Diner on Hwy. 17-92. Delegate and alternate from the club to the Liona Interna­ tional Convention scheduled in Miami. June ID-22, will be Clyde Kerce and Miltun Free- gate and keep the member* Informed of their p n g m a . A report of their flmliaga will be made at the Clumber meeting In September. CONSTRUCTION on brick piuntem und concrete benches in the Shopping Mall nt the Seminole Plaza Shopping Center, Hwy, 17-U2 and SR 436, in well underway. Shrubbery und flojyjjjpi will fill the piuntem und the entire Furmerly of Boston, Mass., McMurrough moved to Florida in IDSL He studied In soveral New England Art Schools in­ cluding the Capo School of Art under Henry Ifensche. Ho al­ so has studied sculpture under Leslie I’otey in Sarasota, He is affiliated with tho American Federation of Art, the Florida Artista Group, tho Florida Federation of Art, I.och Haven Art Cent«r, t.oew Gallery and tha It I n g 11 n g School of Art. At present his studios are located in Indialuntie and at the Loch Haven Center in Or­ lando. He recently received award honors from Guv, Farris Bry­ ant fur a Florida landscape, the William Oherniun Memor­ ial Award for drawing nnd the first prise cash award from the Florida Federation An­ nual. Ilo was selected for the So­ ciety of Four A rts Annual National in Palm Beach and haa hud articlea and works selected fur publication in “Prise Winning Graphics'* 1W3 Annual. High quality p r ofessional group and individual instruc­ tion will be given during the summer school. S u b j e c t s taught will include portrait, figure, still life and land­ scape. Each Wednesday afternoon demonstration* and lecturr* will be open to the public for * nominal fee. Rooms are available st the Mansion fur those wishing lu make reser­ vation*. Following i l t U u r r o u g h , I rum June 3u through July 12. the resident artist will h« �9 ' iLZMAivn-r*' - r -: rfoTMU Russia Orbits Fifth M an ; Woman M a y Join Him A School Building Object Is Fund Clears 'Study For Legislature Long Trip' f c tO ^ The Lyman High School em ual, the "Greyhound," W EATHER: Isolated shower*. High today 90-96; low* in 70*. TALLAHASSEE (CPI) brought a big laugh a t Supt. VOL. 63 United Frew Leased Wire Established 1908 TRL, JUNE 14, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 734 A bill spelling out $30 mil­ Bay MUwee'a expenae Thurs­ lion In bond construction day afternoon . . . and Bay MOSCOW .U PD — Ru**l* Rind* for junior colleges and Joined in. It v a i pointed out $45 million fur state univer­ hlastrd IU fifth manned apocw sities cleared the Legislature ahlp Into orbit today on a the annual devoted a half* with virtually no debate and flight that may he the preludw page to the achool custodian to the launching of the firs t went to the Governor. but (ailed to mention the Pushed as a compromise spacewoman. aefaoot superintendent. plan to implement an al­ I.t. Col. Valery Fedorlvlch lA J • • • ready approved $73 million j Bykovsky, 28 - year - old a if W. C. HILI. Proposal that S e m i n o l e bond isaue, the bdl drew fire force pilot, waa hurled into or* from o n l y one opponent bit a t 3 p. m. (9 a. m. EOT) County school kids be provid in the House and was whip­ in the spare ship Vostok S. ed with "dog tags" to wear State Board of Public In­ trstitmt mill end in January ped through the Senate, His flight waa believed to bw on a string around their necks struction was to be asked to­ when English Estate* School which concurred in a couple the first step in a “Romanov was rejected In a hurry by day to approve four runsi ruc­ will be completed to relieve of technical a mend menu. and Juliet" man-and-women the school board. A tag man tion project* (or Seminole South Scxminolc and five new1 Rep. Charles Holley, of tandem apace marathon. ufacturer suggested the kids i County schools during the classrooms will be completed Pinellas, criticized the bill as Bykovsky, described aa an be tagged for identification in at Rosrtiwald. next fiscal year. a future appropriations act. athletic type with a young cate of disaster or any other Tlie nrw building was ten­ Seminole School B o a r d He said the $73 million in wife and a three-month-old emergency.. T h e gimmick Funeral services for W. C. Thursday afternoon authoriz­ tatively authorized In a state construction would' create a son, "feel* fine," Radio Moawas that some local business need for additional Mo mil­ cow anid, in announcing th at house woutd buy the tags, ••Hilly” Hill, one of Sanford’* ed Walter -Teague, adminis­ survey m ade In October torn lion in operational funds in "all systems are functioning with their advertising on most prominent pioneer busi­ trative assistant, to present TeaKlie .said that the proposed building; completes action In the next biennium. them, and give them away. ness men who died Thursday the tentative building pro­ normally." the l!** survey and Milwce gram at Tallahassee. The bill passed the House Board members were agreed The official Soviet T*s* a t Seminole Memorial Hos­ Plans call for live new expressed the opinion the 107-9. the kids wouldn't play like news agency said without ifivpital, will He held this after­ classrooms at Lake Mary stale will make a new survey Oflginally, the bill called ing details that Bykovsky's Army Gls. School, a band and vocal for future expansion next • • • noon. for $124.9 million In con­ mission was to study condi­ Mr. Hill was bom un July 0, room at Cronm* High School, year. struction to implement a pro tion “of a long flight"* in A local family may be The N urd authorized the posed handing program of space. faced with legal action over 18UO in Sanford, the son of two classrooms at Oviedo $123 million. Rut tile Legis­ Them were unofficial indi­ two missing cornets. The W. J. and Alice Hill, original High School and an industrial chairman and superintendent lature slapped a $73 million cation* the young Russian comets, presented to a coun settlers who rante to Sanford arts building at S n nbhle In meet with City Commis­ sioners to map a school cross­ ceiling on the bond issue and might lie kept up for as long ty school, were lent to e stu­ in 1873 and established the High School. Teague informed Die board ing program. the lawmakers had to follow a* a record eight days and be dent, who since has left Hill Lumber and Hardware COMMENDATION FOR "nutstw nding perfomuinte*' is presented to Lt. with a lower-cost implement­ joined soon by the world's school. Family says the In­ Company, a leading building members that county schools Neil S. i'rinten (center) und Lt. William Mulir/mvski (right) by C’lipt. ing bill. struments were "loit." School supply firm for more than DO will receive $150,000 in stale first space woman—also a Joseph M. Tully Jr, Actually, thr measure sets Russian. board wants them returned, years, now serving it’s fifth money fur new building next n m v A . . . year, as compared to $ 800,(100 or the equivalent In cash. generation of customers. out $31.8 million in university Report* have been circulat­ Supt. Ray hlilwee indicated W. C. Hill hns fur muny being spent this year. project* and $339 million ing for days that the Soviets Double session* will be in there will be other such cases years been president of the worth of work for Junior col­ were on the verge of launch­ . . . the families reporting the firm with J. H. Crapps as vice effect during the first half of leges, for a total of $87.8 ing a space woman—aald to the next school year at South Instruments were left in the president and manager. million. Rut the additional be un attractive, unmarried Seminole School and Rosen- Rests On Laurels achool music room and were project* were Included to give girl in her 20'a. Mr. Hill served as Mayor of wald School. However, Supt. WASHINGTON (UP!) stolen. the Cabinet Hoard of Educa­ Sanford twlcs, onre in 1927 According to these unoffi­ It. T. Milwce said the double Glen Van Slyke HI, tnc spell­ • • • tion and fhe Hoard of Control cial reports, the Soviets were and again in 1941-42, also ing 'champion f r o m Oak George Harden of Sanford served as City Comimseioner some leeway in deciding what hoping to launch and bring the w ill k.* i-.,my,Vf-<t fi.dgL,— Ti on,.— enja;- c,l— I has ridden his "Lee's Pride" for six year*. ~gfn~ir,ivk lAdtilU mo wu i v uf Two ameers oi Heavy At j TALLAHASSEE (UPI)— adjourn*. hard‘won victory today and to the first spot in the top Among the big projects an international woman'* con­ Flags in ths city flew nl lack Squadron Tims: ban| 'the Si-nalr, delaying a flout fnrgist about words l i k e JO cutting horses in Florida, half-staff Thursday afternoon U rsp ite tile big fight* still spelled out in today's bond gress In Moscow June 21. "agiotage," "antimacassar” been commended by the com- fight In the H<<u»r omnibus to come, some legislators and implementing hill were; according to Joan Davis, Fort and all duy Friday, in honor With the blasting uf Bykov­ mander of Heavy Attack One , |sy million m m lax broadPierce, secretary of the Flor­ of Mr. Hill and hi* family. and "exuhiaie." University of Florida $)3.9 Gov. Farris llryant continue sky into orbit today, the belief for "outstanding perform rnlng hill, pnsiinl and *prd ida Cutting Horse Associa­ million, Florida Slate Uni­ He was a GO year member Andrew J. (Drew) Rracken U. S. Boat Held slice" based on results ot * to the House today a bill In­ to talk hopefully of winding versity $11.1 million, Florida wus that a man-ond-woman tion. Second in the standings of the Elks Club, BPOE, 1241 op the extended tax session flight in twin apuce ships waa administra­ creasing the prirr of auto is "Miss .Van Play" ridden .Sanford; a GO year member of Jr., nine years old, died GUAYAQUIL, E c u a d o r Wing conducted A A M $4.7 million, Univer­ hy Saturday. Others think it planned. Thursday night at .Seminole tive and material Inspection. und Irurk llrrnsr tags. and owned by Spencer Har Masonic Lodge No. (12, a mem­ (CPA)—The American fishing sity of South Florida $10.7 I will be next Wednesday, Pioneering work in twin or­ Memorial Hospital after short boat Espiritu Santo, seized Capt. Joseph M, Tully Jr It would raise an rsli. den, brother of George. million, Florida Atlantic Uni­ ber of ths Morocco Temple, illness. vowed • • • biting was carried out last presented letter* of commen­ mated tilt million. The i Several senators Wednesday off the coast of versity $86 million, New the First Methodist Church Drew was a student In the ^Mswahi Province, is being dation to U . Neil 8. PruJen, measure passed the Renat* j they’d stay in Tallahassee State University in East-Cen­ year hy "space twins" AnHere’s an InUzsstiijK_qui ___ fir<F mi ardint spotlsinsntion. Residents of AUI autnclfti v i> f under place guard ai I t VAH-3 aviation electronic* hy a 27-11 vote. " .1 1 1 summer if necessary to tral Florida $200,ouo In plan­ drenn Nikolayvr and Pavel Survivnrs include HU wife, balance the record state bud­ K hool And i’lived .wiUi his Kalinas naval, ba-e, it was officer, and l.t. William Maliare Alabamans. Those of TALLAHASSEE (UPt) —A ning funds, extension of the Popovich. Mr*. Anne Hill; a daughter. pare Ate, Mr. and Mri. A. J. A day later, Popovich went rzowski, VAH-3 basic train­ bill broadening live thri-c per get to the penny. asota are Sarasot-tns. rep irled " today. University of Florida engin­ Mrs. J. 11. Crapps; a grandson, Brackett Sf., 2017 Grandview House passage of the omni­ up in Vostok 4 and, according ing ottirer, upon rompletion rent sales tax to raise an in Punta Gorila they are Puneering college In East Cen­ William H. Crapps; a grand­ Ave, ta (Jordan*. Than why M a Loaves Story of 1tis annual inspection of additional $S9 million headed bus sales tax hill Thursday, tral Florida $1 million ami a to official Soviet accounts, daughter. Miss Anna Crapps; He was born In Gainesville, DBS MOINES .Iowa (Ul’li the squadron. “ Floridan" called a "Florid­ f*>r the Senate today where with a slew of controversial new two year college at Pen­ jockeyed to within light of hta a sister, Mrs. K. A. Newmun; was a me tiber of First Pressubstantially comrade in a space spectac­ — Fred Orniand. inmate-re­ I.t. I’rudcn was cited *1**- p p, almost certain to be amendments ian ?" sacola $1.8 million. n nirce, Mi*. W. A. Adams; byierian church ami a mem­ porter fur the Iowa State changing the original Senate e s s ular that brought cheers of rifically for establishing ad- j bounced into a conference and a nephew. R. A. Newmun ber of live minor league Penitentiary version, vllrually assured it ndmiriitlon from all thu world. M a i i s i i n c , miniatrative procedure* In­ cointniUcc. Application b l a n k s are Jr. all of Sanford. Also it son, "Chiefs." would take a joint conference Ililirsilay walked away from suring positive control of TIih two men talked back available a t the Stale Em­ With this hill temporarily E. S. LeGette of Orlando. Survivors Include hi* "ar- Hie prison farm when he had technical and maintenance on Uto shelf, Iho .Senate committee to compromise the and forth with one another as ployment Service office, 2uo Services were to be held at enta, one sister, I.aura, and beam temporarily assigned to instructions which resulted difference*. they loped around the earth South French Avenue, for o p. m, today Ml the First two brothers, Rill and Ray­ gather information for a tea in the saving of valuable man launches into another battle There seems little likeli­ at speeds of l7J»t)tl miles an opening* as social worker, over a proposed $5H million hood the conference commit­ hours. hour. They enmo down within public accounts auditor, san­ Methodist Chunk with Rev. mond, all of Sanford; paternal mre story, increase in automobile license Lt. M.iliczowski was riled tags, a measure that ha* al­ tee would lark on a grocery moments of one another after itarian, statistician and other Ray (in-gory oftirluting und grandparents, .Mr. arul Mrs. HERSHEY, Pa. (UPI) — marathon flights that broke fur hi* efficient reorganization ready been killed once in tax in view of strung Housepositions under the Florida burial was to bu in Evergreen A. J. Bracken, of Gainesville, Asks Probe Cemetery. Senate opposition. and maternal grandparents, Former President Dwight D. all spo^e records. VIENTIANE. Laos (U P1)- of (lie ivaslc training phase, Merit System. Pallbearer* were to be Jack Mr. and Mrs. T. I). Thomas, Itight-uing Deputy Premier which has resulted in the both bouses. • s * Eisenhower said Thursday Tits* said the Vostok 5 was The House, convening al night that only a "cunningly put into an orbit "close to the Pliouilli Nosavan today press bombardier-navigator student* 0:30 a. m., also has a revived Jerry W. Lord Jr., airman D. Wo. draff, Frunei* Koumil- of High Springs. Tile family requests that ed for an investigation by the completing this important manipulated veneer of ima­ calculated one," indicating that apprentice, son of Jerry W. lut Jr., Kurlyle Housholder, It. license tag lull on its calen­ Fire Damages International Control Com phase of training with a high dar. The Senate doesn't re gery" hides President Ken­ perhaps the shot might not Lord, R. R. 2, has reported I . Perkins Jr., R. L. Cornell flowers be omitted. Private services und burial mission (ICC) o( the attack decree of proficiency. nedy'* "sorry icrord." Watson Home for duty at the Naval Air Jr., Albert Pell, Dr. John Mor­ have been a bullseye. It said convene until to a. ni. gan and Dr. Churlcs I’urk Jr. are scheduled. Rrisson Fun­ tgy Communist Pathct Lao Eisenhower said many per­ tho ship was orbiting tha Uoth Pruden and MatirzowStation, Norfolk, Vs, Cunddernblu Interior dam Another key measure that Rrisson Funeral Home Is in eral Home is in charge of ftircr* on the town of Attopcu ski are to-year veterans of son* are upset by thr admin­ earth every 88.1 minutes. may wind up in conference age and the loss of n pet d«g arrangements. in kouthern Lao*. the heavy attack program, committee i* the bill raising through suffocate *i resulted istration's "non-action and Sheriff J . L. Hobby today charge of arrangements. having flown all three types taxis on Ix-er, wine and whis­ from n 2 a.m. fire Thin-day headlong retreat on matters advised all motorists to check of heavy attack aircraft, hr key, Roth houses passed dif­ lit the Partridge homo of l.t. of national survival and their driver's licenses. “We ginning wdh the Af t (Sav­ ferent Increases and the und Mr*. Robert F. WnUun uo domestic well-being, on which are finding many drivers are Bridge ,™.. P'B« 8 were promised firm, unequi­ age), thrn the ASA (Sky House extended the lax to Driftwood Lane. unaware their licenses have (Russified Page 10 & 11 expirpil, due to the change In Warrior) and now the ASX i u - V. - r a Vo M* on military Lake Mary Fire Chief vocal decision and action." Domic* — Page ID t Vigilante). the renewal date." said the r,‘" 3 r"' installation*, atrongly opposed R.ilpli .\1>vll reported loiluy Dear Abby — - Page 8 Sheriff. Some licenses were Their careers have run ill the Senate. that although cause of r«rd of glowing promise* and Editorial ---- Page 4 anemic deliveries— would in­ parallel courses for the past issued for only one year un­ The program of tin- two key file wim undetermined, It np | Entertainment . Tnge o clude such campaigning catch ; several years a* ixith started der the renewal change and, tax measure* in a J! to mil parriili) broke out in the liv Legal* Page 8 A ID their heavy attack assign­ lion to $170 million revenue— Ing room and hud been burn­ phrases as 'missile gap,' he added, the drivers believe P u z z lo __ __ Page ID ment* with VC-9 (now design producing program will de­ ing some time before the ‘stroke af llie pen,' ‘strong these licenses are good for Society ________Page 8 presidency,' 'get (he country ated V\ I I 9) flying as en­ termine wlo-n lie- l.e ;l- aloio family was awakened. two years. ft • ft S p o r t s ________ Pago 6 moving again,' and so on" he listed crew members in the Churches . _ Page 2 said. first heavy attack bomber, City police force has been the AJ-I (Savage). Roth ad augmented by two temporary va need to commissioned offi­ appointments. Chief Roy Wil­ cer status through the Navy's liams said today. He has limited duty otiicer program, named for part lime duly went on to Immburdier-naviGeorge M. Harriett Jr , son gator training arid assign­ of Fire LI. George 11. liar ments m heavy a Hack. h e ll, and C. B Franklin, a school teacher who will work with the three oilier Negro officers. Dies Preparing • • • It’s Funtime ** City Manager Pete KnowSon’s Funeral let has ordered the two bus .MIAMI REACH (UPI) — Fri. N ites at the ^ lines to discontinue using Isidore Sinooklrr, 73, wa* Park Avenue soutli of Third making b u r i a l arrangeCaribe! Street, in violation of city nirnt- (<>r his stepson at a rules. He instructed Chief lunrral home h rrr Thurs­ Music by IVgpy, Roy Williams that "this must day when br tollapsrd and cease" and police officers died. Hill and Russ! are to stop any buses found A double funeral lor on Park Avenue south of Siuuoklrr and his (3-yrarMARLA SIIAUON NANCY Third. old stepson, Harry Sterling, • * • was srhrdulcd today. •MISS FLAME OF SKMINOI.K COUNTY* w ill lie chosen at the Fourth of Have jou noticed the bloomStrrling was killed In a July Fiesta to Ui staged hy tho I .ourworn I Volunteer Fire Department. ing weeds growing out of the Nrw Yutk butrl lira rarllrr These three young ladies will compete under the eimnsorship of the Alta­ "HHi HILL" is pictured iieing removed from hiit brick wall atop the old rail­ this wrrk. monte Springs Volunteer Fire Department. Marla Jones, daughter of Mr. home of 37 years ut the Sanford Zoo. The 2,000road station on Commercial and Mrs. L. D. Jones,‘211 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, will be u senior jiouml alligator was reputed to be the biggest in ■t Railroad Avenue? Well, at Lyman next year, is five feet, five inches tull and measures 34-21-35. captivity in the United States. He was found Indian Sign 'hey look like weeds . but Hobbies are skiing, swimming ami dancing. Nancy Pinnock, daughter of dead in his pool al the zoo this morning. Sid Ri­ OAKLAND, Calif. (U PI) may be flower* because •»( Mr. und Mrs. I*. W. Pinnock, 310 Penn Avenue, Altamonte Springs, also —R i c h a r d Mrhcnsie. a chard. city director of public works, captured the blooms. will be a senior at Lyman next year, stands five feet, four inches and Sious Indian, on jolt nppor"Rig Bill” 37 years ago in a celery field ditch • * * measures 30-23*35. Hobbies are swimming, tennis and dancing. Sharon tunitirs: e a s t of the city. "Bill" was eight feet long when That reorganization*! meet­ Marie I.eary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Brant, Altamonte Springs, "'the only kind of |obRiCharU stra p p e d him to a 2xti Imard for re­ ing of the North Orlando Vol stands five feet, two inches and measures 35-2-1-35. She will be a ninth ■ny people ran find arc di.hmoval to the zoo. He measured 12 feet six inches unteer Firemen will be hrld grader at South Seminole Junior High next year. Her hobbies arc singing, nO.,hers. »red pullers and this morning. Since Bill’d hide was too tough to *t 7 p m. next Wednesday inpicket sign carriers." dancing, water skiing und swimming, j (Herald Photos). cut, he waa buried intact at the city land fill. .yead at Monday. Funeral This Afternoon For W. C. Hill O K O f 4 School Projects Asked Mctwif SenateVotes Increase A. J. Bracken Jr. Dies At Hospital Commendations In A u to , Truck Plates Kennedy Record Blasted By Ike Herald Index (i C * 1) 9 . 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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 13, 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/35ae8e0568238cadf2ec3fce88670496.pdf 738316f2bd047b49a4f2437f686861cb PDF Text Text foralii Sommer Art School Open Af DeBary Fiesta Schedules Listed ■y D w Fate* Claude Layo, chief of the Iamgwood Volunteer Fire A summer art school and D*Pt- and general chairman workshop la being conducted of the Fourth of July Fiesta, a t U» DeBary Mansion under said today that the third an­ Uta direction of the Florida nual Fiesta will be the "big­ federation of Art, Inc. It la gest and best ever." Mended to provide high quali­ Layo said that the fire­ ty profepalonal Instruction works display alone will last with fOtl-time workshop ac­ more than one hour being commodation!. set off as fast a t three men Portrait, figure, still life and landscape studies will be can operate. The Fiesta will begin with available with lectures each Wednesday afternoon open to ■ parade forming at the L/mgwood Elementary School the public. Many of the artists are at 10 a. m. Those wishing staying at the Mansion. Dir to submit entries for the actor of the school Is Eliot parade arc asked to contact Layo as soon as possible. McMurrough. Following the parade, prises McMurrough alto la aenr lug aa Instructor for the first will tie awarded at the Reiter period of study from now Field Fair Grounds to the through June 21. He la form best appearing fire truck, the ar owner and director of the most attractively decorated Palm Tree Art School In car, the most original float Saraaota and has taught at and a number of others. The bathing beauty portion the Hartman School and Gal of the Mist Flame of Semi­ Jery and the Rlngllng School of Art. He presently Instructs nole County Contest will start a t tha McMurrough School of promptly at 12:30 p. m. Art la Indlalantla and the Judges for this event will be Loch Haven Art Center In officers from the Florida Firemen’s Assn. Orlando. The second course of In­ Taking place immediately struction will ba under the after this event will lie the direction of Loran WUford, of exciting and fun filled grea* Saraaota, who hat won many e<l pig contest. The winner first prises for various paint­ wilt get to keep the pig. The Falling Angels of De ings and held a water color ahow a t the Royal Academy Land will perform at 3 p. m jumping first from Die plane la London In 1062. WUford will instruct stu­ leaving trail* of colored dents at the Mansion from smoke as they descend. Three of the ’chutist will be passing June 30 through July 12. Third artist-instructor will batons in the air while the Charles Holder, from July fourth is performing aerial Aug. I. He ia a native maneuvers and a fifth is who won the Phi aiming for a target on the Kappa creative achieve­ ground. At 3 p. in. the evening gown ment award at the University final* of the All** FI* me Con­ of Florida, the grand prize at the All South Florida Art test will be held with Miss Eihlbitioa in Miami and has Flame being crowned by exhibited with the National Paul Bennett, president of the Florida Firemen’s A sin. Academy of Allied Artist* of Tlie winner and first amt se­ America in New York City. cond runnersup each will re­ Teacher for the final sessceive beautiful trophies and fen, Aug. 13 through 23 will be Roy Nlehoia, who haa stud­ prises. Each of the three girls will ied extensively and ha* much teaching experience. He won bo presented wilh corsages through the courtesy of Rosthe Manatee Art League first setter's Mona’s ami Ramsay prise and his work was sel­ ected for the South Coast Flower Shops. Prises will be awarded all Annual National Show. McMurrough has announc­ day long at the Fiesta and the firemen’s famous South­ ed that art student* may en­ ern fried chicken will be roll for a whole course, a served throughout the day. week at a time or on a Tlie fireworks display will dally basis. lie the closing event ot Die day. 300 Attend DeBary Day DeBary Day a t Ponca De­ Leon Springs, sponsored last Friday by the DeBary Civic Assn, and Chamber of Com­ merce, wa* attended by more than 300 persona. A gift program for tho day was sponsored by tha Del .and Chamber of Commerce In co operation with Leo Norwood, manager of the Spring*. Winners Includ'd Mrs. Ar­ th u r Bollnian, Mr*. Iliorntor Smith, Mrs. Louis LaCHat, Mrs. Lucy Gallop, William Dries, Lt, Col H. Willis, Mrs, William Fiiller, Mr*. Roy Conkling, Jam es Duffy, Mr*. Maria Accardl, Mrs. Martha Luts, Mr* H. G. Healer, Mra. Henry Fierce, George Wright, Mrs. H. L. Miller, Mrs, Her­ man Burger, Mr*. Adam Slull*r, Mr*. Cheater Ilearick, Mrs. William Hannon and II. S. Downing. Bus Schedules Set For Brownie School lius schedule* to and from the Brownie Day Camp to be held at Sliver Lake next week from Monday through Friday are aa follows: Morning pickups will be made at Houthsule School at 8:10 a.m.; at Lake Mary Fire House at 8:23 a.m .; at Sunland Playground at 8:33 a.m and at Pinecrest School at 8:43 a.m. Afternoon returns will bo at Piaccrest School at ? ! ' p in ; a t 5unland Playground at 2:23 p.m.: at Lake Mary Fire House at 2:33 p.m. and at doithaida Acbool at 2:30 p.m. IT*"*— f-H - 'H S * fc d iiio n PAGE 12 THUIIS., JU N E 20, 1063 COUNTY NEWS Cbisxx 1IIHGEST KUItllLEH in n bubble R u m blowing content held Tueatlny morn­ ing an part of the Summer Recreation Program at I-oriRwooiI Kelcmentary School were blown by Linda Varnum, KuReno Kennedy and Lynne s\nn Stevcnn, left to ri#ht. Linda took first prize in the 7-U year primp, Eupcne lit the 10 year and older protip and Lynne Ann in the 5-6 year piotip. Con­ tests were conducted by Couch W alter Dzuru* and Mrs. Diane Amos. (Herald Photo) Village To Get New Books Recreation Opens Tuesday In Village North Orlando’s Summer Recreation Program for child­ ren of all age groups opened on Tuesday morning of this week with the organization of a baton twirling class un­ der the direction of Airs. J. D. Grlnstead. These classes will be con­ tinued each Tuesday morning at the ihufflehoard court* of the Village Recreation Cen­ ter. The opening session of the Glamour and Grooming Course to be taught by Mr*. Pat DeVillaggio will be held next Tuesday at B:30 a. m. in the Community Building. Weekly skating parties at Atciodce Skatitig Rink are scheduled for Thursday morn* ings with the youngsters meeting at the Recreation Center at 9 a. m. in order to lie at the Rink by 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Art Rhodes, who is organizing transportation to and from the Rink, said to­ day that more volunteers are needed to help tn this phase of the program. Those who could provide transportation either way are asked to con­ tact her at her home. DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance Dog Climbs T r e e s . . ? By J a w C a w lfe try "Mtsty," 18-month-oId toy Manchester belonging to 13 year old David Krohne, son of Ur. and Mrs. Wally Khrone, wants to be "tree top tail" and climbs with speed and grace the giant live- oaks oa the lawn of the Krohne’a Fairy Lake home. What might sound like • Shaggy Dog Story all started about a month ago when the Khrones noticed that little Misty was not content with chasing the squirrels up the trees but, instead, had start­ ed to pursue them further by scrambling up the tree trunks and balancing precar­ iously on the highest limbs. Now, however, .Misty has discovered that the fun is in the climbing and no lung­ er needs a squirrel as ln.entive. As a matter of fact, she eagerly obliged thia re­ porter by performing on cue and posing for photographs. Summer Readers To Take Space Trip By Julia Barto* Altamonte Libararian Airs. Florence Cotirsen has an nounccd that registration will remain open until June 29 for the annual summer read­ ing program for children. Till* year’s program will take the theme of a trip into outer space through the solar system. Upon register­ ing each reader will receive a rocket which will progress from planet to planet as each five books arc read. The pro­ gram will last for eight weeks ending around Aug. 2l. The library is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat­ urdays from 10 a. m. until 1 p. m. The withdrawal of hooks will be limited to two at ont, time with no more than six withdrawals allowed in any one week. Kooks read will be tallied once each week. Tlie Children's Story Hour will be conducted this sum­ mer by Airs. Robert Webb on Saturday morning* from 10:3o until lt:3o at the Community House on Maitland Are. for youngsters between the ages of four amt seven years. PERFECTLY SILHOUETTED, "Misty" 18niunth-old toy Manchester, is shown in the top photo climliin# one of the Riant live oaks a t the Wally Krohnes on Fairy Lake. The arnsill <1or , shown in the bottom photo with her master, 13 year old David Krohne, started climbing trees o iler squirrels but does it now "just for fun.” (Herald Photos) Ry Mrs. Adam Muller By Mona Grlnstead Denary'* Volunteer Fire men sponsored a dance last Announcement dial a com­ Saturday night at the Recrea pletely new system of keep­ lion Hall of the Fire Station ing financial record* for the with Darwin Rmce in charge Village of North Orlando will of arrangements and the pro­ be set up a* of July 1. be-, gram. ginning of the new fiscal EDITORIAL COMMENT A special guest, Miss Adele year, was made today by Kelly, of Covina, Calif., en­ Mrs. Irene Van Eepocl and tertained with voral solo* and .Mrs. Fred Salter. selections on the piano and Mrs. Van Kopol. In addition also instructed the audience to serving on the Village In the Hawaiian Fishing Song. CoBRiatulaliun* are in order this week for Council also serves as com­ Those attending enjoyed very the Geneva Volunteer Fire Dept, which nithouRh missioner of finance and much the gay evening and ex­ orRanized only two week* ago, already U drnwitiR franchise negotiations. Mrs. pressed appreciation to .Miss up it* constitution and by-law* and »cttitiR al*>ut Sailer is village treasurer. Kelly who soon will be leav­ Bear Lake Club to Ret a charter. Since the new couneil took ing to return to her home. At tiie flame time the men are hu*y with To Meet Today over alter elections in March, Another dance is being functional detail* of their department and are tlm two women have worked By Shirley Wentworth planned by the executive donating time and fund* to the conversion ot a hand in hand in keeping cur committee on entertainment The regular monthly meet- J R«* tanker truck into an adequate piece of fire rent records up to date. for the evening of July 4 be­ ing of the Bear Lake Com- ; fiRhtiiiR equipment. Mr*. Van Eepocl, who has ginning at 7:30 p.m. Tin- next ■nullity Cluli will be held at Conlrilnilioii* uf any item suitable fur use on ill her possession till1 books, regular dunce will lie held 8 p. ill. today in the Florida the truck will be appreciated us will any dona­ Power Clubhouse at which records and all correspon­ from 8 until 11 p.m. on Satur­ tion* of tim e or money. The Rreatest need* at tho time Henry Duval of the dence dating hark to the in day, June 29. present time arc for it pump and hose which Apex Contracting Co. of For­ corporation of the village, has Square dancing instructions could lie of the type used on any conventional est City will tie the main spent a great deal of time under (lie direction of Harold spray equipment. the past few months studying Jenkins are held each Friday speaker. Official* of the new 26-nlumber orRimizaDuval Is scheduled to speak and sorting the past trans evening. All interested resi­ tion, appointed on a temporary basis until tlie on problems connected with action* in order that they dents arc invited to partici­ charter is received, are Lewi* lluRhey, chief; construction of roads and how may ho properly filed for fu pate and refreshments arc Kay McGill, assistant chief and Jim 3 to well, the use of soil cement could lure reference. FINANCIAL RECORDS for the VillnRe »f North available. Air conditioning lieutenant. Any one of these can lie contacted for lower overall costs. All canrclcd check* writ­ Orlando aru Lein# kept by Mrs. Irene Van E c| mcI, should be installed by this information regurdinR the department. ten on the village accounts left, member of the Village Couneil and commis­ Saturday in the Recreation are in thu hand* of Mrs. Sal­ sioner of finance anil franchise negotiations and Hall. DeBary Veterans ter. Mrs. Fred Salter, right, village treasurer. A new Most recent progress made set of hooks will tie set up beginning with the Hold Meeting by the village in straightening new fiscnl year on July 1. (Herald Photo) HD Club Sets Ity Air*. Adam .Muller nut its financial situation was DeBary World War I Vetthe part payment of n long Tuesday Meet rans, Barrack* M97, held their overdue bill to live Pickerell By Shirley Wentworth regular meeting and picnic Sporting Goods Co. of Orlan The June meeting of the at Fonce DeLeon Springs last iki for equipment bought Iasi Bear Lake Home Demonstra­ Thursday with Comma infer By Air*. Adam Muller Kind advanced students *r>4 summer. Sir*. Van Ecpoe tion Club will be held at 8 William Brie* presiding. A reception was held.at the j demonstrations, open to tha has set up a time payment Cue-t speaker for the nccii. j p. m. next Tuesday at the DeBary Mansion House lust schedule wilh the cumpany public, are given each Wed­ home uf Mrs. Clayton Vorms- aiun w'u* Frank lash of Win­ fur the remainder uf the debt. l>crg, Mil Balmy Beach Dr. ter Fark, commander of thu Sunday altcrnuun honoring nesday afternoon by tlie art­ By Jane Casselberry The 1962 report also ha* Airs. Mariana Miles, club in Bear Lake, seventh district, who spoke Klli.it McMurrough. artist in ist in residence. liven mailed to the U. S. The South Seminole Wel­ president, has issued an apWorkshops for the evening on pensions for WW I veter­ struelor who will be in resi­ liming McAIurrougli's stay Treasury Bureau in Washing­ come Wagon Newcomers Club peal for good, clean, used will be on covering shoes and an*. dence at the Alans am this lie has a one man show ot his ton, D. C. It was learned with regret month. held u birthday party at .Sun- clothing of most all types designing greeting cards, The Florida Federation of i works on display in the in aui land Training Center recent­ which is badly needed at the Members also will conduct that tho Barmrka wuuiii loan ly for the girl whom they center where supplies depend an exchange of favorite re past commander Ralph Combs Art annually sponsors these Gallery. who is moving to Coen*. | summer c!u,.»».v for beginners sponsor and the other 23 girl* heavily on voluntary support ripe*. Buffet tables for Sunday's Bridge Club in her ward. reception were overlaid wilh Winners Named Nine members of the club white crocheted cloths and conducted the party with each was centered with a In DeBary many others contributing to­ tloral arrangement of ruses Flay fur IPs tables of wards refreshments. flanked bv large crystal bridge was directed by E, Z. Since most of tlie patients punch howl*. Troys of tea Walters tor thia week’s Tiles are unable to feed themselves, Ky Ilona Gitnstead 1a softball game under the for dancing An auction wilt I In charge f planning t In- sandwiches and rookie* com­ day afternoon meeting of the the Newcomers fed them the Addition of a Square Dunce 1direction of Couneilmun Bob add to the entertainment ache contests are Mr. and Airs. pleted tabic appointments. dole. Dellary Duplicate Bridge refreshments of ice cream, Pasqtutc DelVlIlaggio wh • Hods and hostesses for tlm Fro gram to be presented by Stephenson. Adult games of Club m live Community Cen­ soft drinks and cupcake* each Serving at the Civic Assn, a-e assisted by Mrs. Ilyin. event were Mrs. Viola How­ the Starlight Promenodrr* of chance during the afternoon barbecue will be from 3 un­ Mrs. Kart Achord and .Mrs. ter. topped with a candle. ard. Mrs. Alacci Smith. Mr. Winner* were NS, three, The youngster* uttered Sanford for the North Orlando will tie conducted by Rill til 8 p in under the direction James Snyder. and Mrs. Arne Ericksen, Mis. way tie (or first of Dr. and squeals of glee when a color­ July 4th Celebration has been Harris and conclusion of a of Chairman Bill Ity an who The ((reworks display, William II itlinan. Mrs. Jot* Mrs. Karl Sandborn, Air. and ful balloons was tied to the announced by the North Or­ scavenger hunt for the vil­ will tie assisted by Chuck which will serve as the grand epli St John,, Mrs V. John­ Mrs. Norman .Meyer and arm of each wheel chair. lando Civic Assn., sponsor of lage youngster* , will take Rowell. finale for the celebration, son Mrs. J. K inkier, Mrs. Booths wilt lie set up along will lx* set off (ruin the ren place. .Mrs. Harry Schoh amt Mrs Hearts of the club members the event. Olncc Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Accardl. Fourth place were touched when a blind The Promenaders. who wdi A number of additional com­ the south end of the Recrea­ tcrflcld in the lighted R e-1Jack Young. Mrs. Chester winners were Airs. Ruth jirl started singing "Happy perforin at 8 p. m. In the petitive events for the young tion Area Tennis Court next creation Area Kldrulge, Airs. It llollin Rlalt and Flu) Dellerard. Birthday” with ail tlie other Village Recreation Area, will people have been planned to the fence for the celebra­ All proceeds from the dayahead, Mrs. A. Alac.Vaughtoc KW winners were, first, retarded girls making an ef­ Invite audience participation with prizes donated by Our tion, with the north end ot events will be turned over to and AIrv. Clinton Sommer, Mrs. Charles Hassle amt Mrs. fort to join tn the song. and will assist those who are Lady i Catholic Circle. Fenc­ the court left open for serv­ the Civic Assn, to help de­ Kdna Itilly: second, Mrs. The Welcome Wagon spon­ not thoroughly familiar with ed play area* for the small ing food and refreshment*. fray expense* of the many | David Singer ami J. A. Shef­ sors the girl as a memorial the dances. In return, tlie 18 children will be filled with The west side of the area projects it conducts tar bene Supreme Court field: third, .Mrs. Dorothy to the late Air*. Kay Miller, member* of the Promenaders sawdust for safety while will be set aside for games fit ot the village a, a whole The U. S. Constitution left B. Chandler and Atra. Donald senior Welcome Wagon host­ who will be giving the per­ playing on live gym equip­ and dancing and the contests Those willing to help with i all details ol organizing and for Miss, Little Miss and Lit the program or who wis.i I simulating live number of C. Johnston and fourth, .Mr*. ess, winy wanted tlie club to formance will be treated by ment. Free prize* wtli be given tie Mr. North Drl.mito wdt additional information are members tn the supremo Atumie Heilman and F. K. help one ot the 700 patients the Civic Assu. to bailn.vu«.4 away every hour on Uie Isuur also be conducted within the asked to call Mr*. Anton Kre \ Court to Congress. The numat Sunland, many of whom chicken dinners. Froechllch. Mrs. Ilassle and Airs. Reil­ arc forgotten by ‘.lie outside The celebration will st»rl during the afternoon and a area with the exact location celt, overall chairman of lh< ] her of member* ha> varied i l 1 p. m. uu live lourUz wilti^juk* box will be convenient to be announced. world. ly scored a o iu game. I celebration. 1 Ifurn fiv« by Inc pi count mtWi Newcomers Club Has Party For Girl At Training Center Congratulations Reception Held In DeBary To Honor Resident Artist Promenaders To Dance For Village DIANE H (I G II E S . daughter of Mr. nnil Mra. Knlpli J. Hughe*, of 257 I’urk Avenue. I.oiirwimhI, ja the Intent entry in the “Mian P l a n t e " of Seminole County Contest beinjc npounoml by the I.iuiRwuotl Volunteer Fire Department na un event of ita iinnuu) Fourth of July Fieatu. Diane, who will r e p r e a e n t the LotiKWoori Department, atiitul* five feet, 7, -j inches tall, measure* 43-31-13 nml like* to ilance nml avvim. t Herald Photo) �NAS Expansion Program Up $500,000 Total Is Now $1.3 Million Liberal Montini Elected Pope Local Democratic politicos • r e preparing their force* to : support Sen. John 11. Mathew J r. in the next gubernatoriald race. Mathews ha*n't announ­ ced yet hut it hn» been learned he definitely plan* to be in th e running. First Research of Miami will officially air it* feasibili­ ty study for Seminole Coun­ ty'* bid for the new state schools at a meeting Saturday morning of tho City and Coun­ ty Commissions, Chamber of Commerce education commit­ tee and the legislative delega­ tion in Sen. Mack Cleveland's office. The City, County and Chamber financed this study, and are to 1>« congratulated. • • • Favorite Wins; Will Rule As Paul VI (Sty §>attforti ijmtlft WEATHER: Partly cloudy: afternoon nhowers; high OB-96; low in 70s: south to southeast winds. VATICAN CITY (UPI) — VOL. 53 Giovanni B attista Cardinal Montini today was elected pope of the Roman Catholic Church. He chose the name Paul VI. Montini was a favored can­ didate before the election be­ gan. He ha* been the Arch­ bishop of Milan, The Sacred College of Card­ inals elected Montini on the second day of balloting In their secret conclave inside the Kith-century- Vatican Pal­ ace. United Press leased Wire Estabiishwl 1908 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1963 SANFORD, >LOHlDA JF K Canal View Is 'Encouraging' ^ N 0. 739 Steel Contract Agreed On Wilh No Pay Raises lMTTSBUnC.il (UPI) - Tire Ten membjf* anil their steel Industry and United leaders of the Air Explorers WASHINGTON (UPl>-Gov. to return to Washington again Steelworkers union stepped Scout Troop 62 of Winter Farris Bryant conferred with in the near future for another forth today as the epitome of 1’urk have a hig weekend in President Kennedy on a var­ series of meetings wilh South­ collective bargaining. atore. They will arrive this Climaxing six months of in­ iety of subject * Thursday and ern governors to discuss civil evening to spend the weekend formal negotiations, Hie par­ rights problem*. as guest* at Sanford Naval said he was Vneouraged" by ties announced agreement • • • A ir Station. They will be bil­ Earlier Thursday, Bryant Thursday on a 21-month con­ the chief executive s reaction The new pontiff, a 63-yearleted there, given a first-hand appeared before (lie House tract which features a uni­ to tin- barge canal look-see ut ha.se operation* old ''liberal'' Intellectual and The governor said Kennedy Appropriations Public Work* que extended vacation plan and will be flown in an HID close friend of the late Pope was well-informed on the con­ subcommittee. the the union say* will create John, is the gl'i'.'nd successor transport. troversial waterway linking • • • He told (he congressmen Up to 25,(Xk) new jobs. to the throne of St. Peter. the east and west coasts of And for the second conse­ Montini is considered for­ One cigarette vending ma­ there were three projects that cutive year the steelworkers Florida. ward-looking and Vatican ob­ chine operator Jumped fast “ He was sympathetic and Florida vitally needed—the passed up a straight wage in­ when the new cigarette tax servers believed he would con­ CAPTAIN JOSEPH M. TULLY Jit. (left) I would say even encourag­ barge cam], the Central and crease for job security. became law. Hi* king-size cig­ tinue supporting the move­ commander o f Heavy Attack Wing One congrat­ ing." Bryant said. Tire contract becomes ef­ South Florida Flood Control arettes now ar* 35 cents a ments started by Pope John ulates winning flight crew in Wing’s June Humb­ The governor, along with fective Aug. 1. It can be District project and the Four toward chureh reforms, Chris­ pack. Some supermarkets still er Stream competition. The winning crew, of reopened upon IS) days* no­ Hep. Robert Sikes and Sen. selling them four for $1.03. tian unity and improved rela­ Heavy Attack Squadron Five (VAH-5). left to George A. Smother*, asked Rlvrr* Basin study, tice anytime after Jan. 1, • • • tions with the Communist Bryant, noting the congres­ 1963. right, is: (’null*. Paul F. Werner, executive offi­ President Kennedy to .seek a Dus loads of square danc­ governments. cer: his bombardier, I.t(jg) Dick Mcl’ntyre, and SI million appropriation from sional trend toward economy, Tho union said contracts The hig bronze hell* of St. ers came in from Tampa and third crewman Ronald Manning, AM ILL Congress to begin construc­ said the state Legislature was slroiild he signed by next St. Petersburg Wednesday Peter's Basilica tolled out the l Navy Photo) tion on the proposed canal. week. aware of the importance of evening, looking for a dance news a* a east crowd of On other subject*, llryanl The vacation plan becomes that wasn't scheduled. Seems niore than 60,000 person* said he told the President (he three projects and had effective Jan. I, 1961, for raised a rheer of "viva il this organisation requires there was no racial problem more than doubled appropria­ half the industry's 423,ftnu members “ make up" by Bi­ papa" — long live the pope — , m Florida, despite rerent tions to milch federal fund* workers. Worker* at enrh of tending unscheduled dances. in sun-lit St. Peter's Square. the respective “ hig t25 steel picketing at the stale capital for the project*. • • • “ Some one’’ told them there companies ranked on the up­ and several other cities. As Pope Paul VI. Montini was ■ dance slated for San­ per 3ft per rent of the sonor­ The President a*ked Bryant ford. They came. No dance. appeared on the central bal­ ity list will receive 13 weeks Sanford police get an orchid, cony of the basilica for the extra vacation every live though, for helping them out first time In the white rnlies years. Heavy Attack Squadrno Five lover II other flight crews. and sending them to a dance of pontiff. Those workers retiring lie * at Poland. Highly of l^ie HJ living card­ (VAII-5)- capitalized on con ' Two flight crew* * ' fore the plan takes effect • • • inals had co in . , Liu. turtelavi). sistency to win the ib .ivy Al second pin ej V U r :. v Y> will receive a comparable If you nlready have a dog, Hue emerged u pope in the |a ,.|( \\ in*. Mne Yoontlily bomb Vigilante Might r .-u i iineei. cash payoff, a bonus week 5,0(13 Enroll though, you ought to be *ore third round of viting. er stream ior done, the Navy cd ol Lt. CMr. Jack You.-, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — amt 11u-ir regu.ar vacation TALLAHASSEE (LTD that he has hud hi* rubies The coroniflioit of the new blade and bombardier nav i The Slab- Hoad Board pul the Enrollment for the second half time pay. •hots, This is tho bud time of Pope probsbly will he held announced today. The other 5ft per cent of gat »r Lt. Unity Hutton an : final stamp of approval tialay <>f the third trimester at FlorThe "Savage Sons of Santh# year for that, and one case within the next 10 days. an A-3R piloted by V A lltl, <>ii a record $521.9 milium ida State University Milled the worker* will get up to Pope Paul VI, a slight dark- ford’’ placed all three of (heir tn a wild nnimal has already lielaclimcnt Eight'* Lt Cdr. budget for the ne*l year, of i 3,063 students, registrar Mur- three additional weeks ol been reported. He wary of eyed man was a favorite of entries m the tup live to lake paid vacation in the next Bay Fox. Ills bom undid nav wliich $337.3 million was sl.it-1 ruy W. henna said today, atrange animal* . . . the anti- Pope Pius XU. who preceded a slim 76-|Miim advantage over five year*. igalor was Ltljgj Joel Weiss- ed for highway construction. | . rallies treatment is not pleas­ Pope John, ns well as of John. man. The total budget Is Inflated D l'MIOS I t ) CdlO O St! Heavy Attack Squadron Elev­ The Milan archbishop was ant. Fourth and liltli piace* went about the actual $433.5 million WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ Ancient Words • • • considered a likely candidate en's Detachment Eight. ItCWto VAl l y Lt. Cdr Davit) Kail Il e department will have nn j n w ,|t„ of tlm Democratic If you didn't get your flag (o sueceet Pink in 1936 when 1369. Tlie Ib-iacht'inent w-m arid luimhardler It. \ n k butt to -pend. Tile additional \atlouul Convention next year Of Wisdom Hu* May rnm petit Ion. tn time for Flag Hay, the Jay- Julia wu't ejected, Ponds are awarded in the Mergo (lew ail A-3H to fourth money is always placed in Hie will lie chosen by th* party's * • • United Press International cees still have some. They only place. Another A it flight budget to give the agency national coinmittca hero on A :,ooo year-old barkcost $3,50 for the whole kit, Regnrikd by his colleague* important bombing competi­ tion on the tiasis of scores on crew, Cdr. Llyle 11 Settc, Mimo flexibility in picking Tuesday. gammon board, complete Hag pole and sit. Fourth of a* unusually intelligent und ctiminanding officer, and Lt l>mjt’cts since no highway can with placing plrrrs, belirvJoty coming up In h'*s than eompeteri, Pope Paul VI ha* local training targets and the built that is not in the ap­ Baruch Released Vince Monroe, finished fifth. esl |o dale bark to the Hittwo weeks. Get yours now. wide exivricrne earned by 30 ability of flight crews to ad­ Behind VAII-5 arid VAII II. proved budget. NEW YORK (U l'l) — Iter- (lie rivilliation, has been Jayre*« will deliver it right years wiih the Vatican secre­ here to a prescribed route and Detachment Eight w e r e : lime schedule. A* approved hy the board lutrd Baruch, 9'i, the financier, excavated in Turkey, arto your door. Give them a call. tariat of state amt nine years VAH-5, VAII 11 awl \ AIM in by nammous vole, the budget w h s released Thursday from rnnlinx to thr National Geo­ VAH-5 also grahired top in • • • as Arcigdshop of Milan, a dividual honors as executive that order. Included $100.5 million for in­ New York Hospital whore he graphic Society. A freely Ralph Diggs, supervisor of booming industrial cityterstate In gitvvay projects, spent a month-long stay for translated Inscription on Competition Involved four officer Cdr. Paul F. Werner lie toe been active against custodial services for Semi­ ami his crew of Lt. (Jg) Dick practice bomb drop* on the $127« million for primary what was termed a routine the set trails, “ Perhaps you nole County school* and Herb­ the t'onpiunists in the Milan McKntyrv, bombardier navi­ Pinecastlc impact target, lo­ projects, $73 2 million for sec­ checkup liy his physicians. will lose money, bill you ert Muse, head mechanic for region, iini the Bi ds consider gator, and crewman Ronald cated .11 air mile.* northwest ond.iry roads, $136 8 million will have lot* of fun.” him »o Vangerous" that they the county school system, are Manning, AM112, flew their of Sanford, using two modes t in bond financed projects and Attack Pushed back in town after attending have tntd to scare him with I $19 6 million (or maintenance. A-3H Sky warrior to victory of delivery, th* 17th annual supervisory bombs. CAIRO (UIH) — traqui conference for Florida school army units pressed tln-ir at* transportation personnel held tack against rebel Kurdish June 17-11* in Cocoa Reach. tribesmen and villager* in I A half-million-dnllar boo't ford Naval Air Station to the already announced ex­ reported today by th* Burean pansion program of the San- of A'ard* and Docks, Depart* mint of the Navy, This announcement Increas* cs to f 1.3 million In planned construction a t SNAS. Bids were asked today for a barrack* of 306-man capaci« ty, three-story, of reinforced concrete frsme with exterior of precast concrete wall pan* els. The building will include heating and air conditioning. Estimated cost of this nr*r barracks is $500,000. Bids will be received nntil 2:30 p.ra. July ID at the Bureau of Yards and Ducks, U. S. Naval Base, Charleston, S, C. At the same time, it wns an. nnunced bids were opened last Wednesday at Charleston for a new avionica building and a new surface systems building, both estimated to cost $MX)(. POO. Low bidder for this contract was I’cacock Construction, of Fort Myers, lid s contract has not been let, a* yet. Also in the planning for SNAS is a $5 million north* south runway. This project is CDR. GARMENT in the survey-design Stage, nod is planned for the Hull budget with construction In 1965. DeGaulle Pulls Ships Out NATO PARIS (UPI) — France ha* V A H -5 Wins Montliiy Bomber Competition SRB Approves Record Budget • • • Old Lake Mary Road, al­ ready so full of patches it luoks like a kid with th mssis* lea, got a new rash of spot* this week when county road crews filled in hob a all along the shoulders from 'Jftlh Street to Lake Mary. Hide* lietb-r now ami is a good deal safer. * • • Old Agent K-9 was back on the job this week up around North Orlando way and tells us that the missing title for the Village Police cur has been found . . . nuw, if they could just find that gun Some mime* are most intrre.ting. Like frinstance — Mr, and Mr*. George Gant-kaufer, of New York City, are honey­ mooning at the Mayfair Inn. And looking through tho 'phone book the other day for a number we *uw the name of |). George P'Diamond. T is true — look it up. We’ve been tempted to call IV George and a-k him how does he pronounco “P'Diamond." Reminds us — w*e once knew in New Orleans a chap named "Jean Qu’Appelle." We know how to pro­ noun,* that - - "CAP-peU.’* • • • Empty lot uwliiis, hoar ibout a little cleaning upt Those high weed* on many empty cornels so* beginning ubscure szr lop. Tam|a Girl Hurt In Troaeze Fall northern Iraq Thursday, tile | U.A.IL Middln East News [ Agency MENA reported. Retain Limit HAZE TON. Pa. it I’D The you g trapeze artist. Iwr black tr ssej flowing behind her in t e breeze, swung out over tin circus ring 3ft feet below II r In tin split-second world ol aerial a lists who forego the use ol afety nets, there is no scco il change Twenl • yokr- old Patricia Wyatt, inown professionally as Mes a Zhehos, is one of these. Last ight she missed the trapeze bar and plunged to the gr« nd. She as reported in fair conduit bxlav at Hazleton State ( neral Hospital where admitted w.tb a she w frarlur I hip and lacerations 0f the end. Offlci of the Christina \Vullac(Circus said the Tampa (FI ) beauty had worknl a* performer for Ihcm for seiral years. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tb« House ha* approved an administration hill to retain for two mom year* the fits) duty-free limit on foreign goods In ought into the Untie,. States by American tuurixti. Bryant First TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — liny. Farris Bryant received the first 1903-6-1 fresh water fishing license issued under the fishing improvement Art of 1963, the Gam,- and Fresh Water Fish ( onimissiim said today. Tunisia Loan TUNIS. Tuni-ia (UPI) — Refugees Await 'Attack' Details MIAMI (U P I) — Evil* rommand"* were hellevvsl tu have joiriiil up today with HiiU'Custro force* in ('uha where > multi-piiint landing sucre** fully penetrated the isluiul's I'oiiimiinist defense*. .Miami', huge t'llbioi refuge,' e-dunv. still Ihrulibiitg with excitement over Thursduy'i surpri-e Biinuuncement )>y the ('ilium Itcviduliimury t'uunrli, were eagerly waiting rudiu reports (mm the eunmiandus. A rndlu bruiidca t from Cuba lat* Thtusduy night re­ ported tlia'. niilitiHincn fuughl with a group of eight heavily armed unti-Uastroites in the vicinity of “ El Cainilni.'' Thr hroadcast did riot say if the rcia-ls were of the invad­ ing commando* or guerrilla, operating in (tie miiuntums of Orient*, La* Villa, unit I'mar I lei |{io province*. The United Slate* will lend Tunisia $13 million under un agrcemrnt signed Thursday by If, 8. Amba.tv.vdnr Francis Hu* .11 and Ahmed Her. Salah. N O V V l O L o U f l c h Tunisian aoerwlnry of state fur planning and finance. WASHINGTON (DPI) More Optimism Tho Navy will launch four GENEVA (UPI) — Parlies nuclear submarines Saturday to the Geneva disarmament in simultaneous ceremonies. conference looked to hig pow­ Polaris submarines Tccu er nuclear test ban talks rnich, Daniel Boone ami John slightly more optimistically C. Calhoun will be launched today as a result of the agree- at Grotou, Conn., ami New­ m-nt to —istdish a “hot line’" port News, Vs. Tlw attack communication* link between j sub Flasher will be launclvand 3Jo*cy»4, iwU i . 4 *g$ GroUgx. 4 Subs Saturday JOAN CAN 1)1 SANFORD FIRE DKIT. will he reprenentwl in the July I “Mis* Flume” bounty contest by Terri Vickers, .Juun Junes and Caiitli Contlur. Terri (Inughter of M r and Mrs. A. L. Vickers, stuml.s feel. indies, nieaHurtht :X>-26-30 und lists swiniining und sewing u* her hobbits. Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Junes, is 5 feet, 5 inches tall, measures 34-23-35 and likes twirling, singing, dancing and sewing. Camli, daughter of Cdr. and Mrs. i nomas L. Condor, aiie.uiy holds the "MI*» S*niindc County" title. Hhe is 5 feet, 3 inches tall, measures 31-22-G I and likes horseback riding hud eiUb'iBtf> tU uoid FlioUzl TERRI I)iv< ce Tip L O .\l> \ (UPI) — Mrs. Jean It liner was granted a divorcd Thursday after testi­ fying ’■( a long marital squab­ ble sifted by her husband. | The e lse of the argument: j A lip lie gave the garbage , utwn. new A... I notified the North Atlantia Treaty OrungLzatkm It Is pull-] lug some naval units out of the unified (NATO) com* mind, in American (NATO) sauirre said today. Tl«e move appeared to be tn line with I*re sklent Charles do Gaulle’s policy of increas­ ing French national auton­ omy. It fame as a blow k> United Stales effort* In build a light-knit NATO force. Th* soiree said French ns. val units guarding the Eng­ lish Channel and the Bay of Biscay would be removed from the unified command. This W'oll not affect French CDR. tie LORENZ! units serving under unified NATO command in (lie At­ lantic, however, tho aourco said. 'Die forces involved nre roported to include one aircraft carrier, six destroyer! and Cdr. Frederick Garment 21 destroyer escorts. USN, will relievo Cilr. 11. M. dclairrnii, l as olllecr-lncharge of MATRON II De­ tachment 8 in ceremonies at 10 a. hi Monday at NAS. Cdr delzircn/l has been of­ ficer In el i.ir-v since Detach­ ment 8 was formed last MIAMI BEACH (UPI) August and lias led Hie unit tn The missing daughter of exmany enviable hmnhmif rec­ Venezuelan strongman M trord* among locally based ro* Perot Jimenez and hef squadrons. young American boy friend ( dr Carmcnt riqvirts In De­ were found Thursday night in tachment 6 (rum VAII-5,1 a hideaway less than 15 miles where h* list been operations j from Perez' waterfront manofficer. siem. Cdr. ilel.orrrizl, his wife, Hazeieycd Marirott Perea Hill*, and their four children Jimenez, 17, and Iwe Brook, will leave 'hum lor California I 20, were located in a hotel in where In* lias been a*signed suburban Hialeah aruiiml H to the Navy's Postgraduate lunir* after they were reportScIhhiI it Monterey, |ed to have eloped. Officer Change Set For Monday Margoft Found; Marriage OKd VALDEZ HOTEL ^ t f a r ib e Downtown Sanford ^ \ It’s Funlime A^ Fri. N iles at the Carihe! Music hy Feffffy, Bill and Russ! ^ ^ ^ �--------- T HM k ! m /j p : t c » ?• ; Sewell By Francos Wester Children and young people of th« Community Presbyteri­ an Church of Lake Mary will bo In charge of this wimk's 11 pm . Sunday worship serv­ ice. Directing tho program will bo Mrs. Kay Sassman. A final rsbsarsal will bo hold at • am . Saturday at the church and Mrs. Sassman asks that all young people taking part bo th e n promptly. Self Analysis Oeaa e h* M this. Ik s answer was that too « i a t n 4 la too fine was *f purest quality, sad sloes m a y s f tit* diamonds under examination ware not, Rot to Iona his judymsat la making his etiaeUon. Bow we aood to tons up ear U rn constantly by obasrrlnff Josua Christ who la the only flawtssa One that wa will over know. If wa want th# BUodard for our Ursa that la Area Baptists Elect Officers Young People Plon Service J sM tL It say that they a n not iaterwttd In the Church because they b a n boon disappointed In the spiritual Ufa a f a leader, or s o w a member, ai a Church, Of courao, It te'trne that ev­ ery member o f the Christian Church should live In such a way as to reflect the Spirit af Christ, and especially Is this tree of the leaders, but tbs fact la that ALL human beInga h r their weak potato and cannot he taken as tha par fast standard. This Is re­ served for Jseee Christ We ebeerrs Him through many mediums. A s wo wor­ ship, we should see Jesus. As we p n y , la the name of Christ, ws will find that HU Uatitiess perfection will be made known unto us through the Inward working of the Holy Spirit. As wo study to­ gether in Sunday School, Youth Work, Women of tho Church, Family Devotions, and many ether groups Ho will bo made known to us. Aa wo seek HU wonderful presence in our daily Uvea wo will know more about Him. As wo read our Blbloe and other good book* about Him w# will know more of Him. Think of tho kind of a world wa would have If Jesus Christ ! wsa the Standard for every , human being. It U the kind of world God wanta us to have. CASSELBERRY MYF OFFICERS war* Installed by Rev. Dolmaa Copeland during ceremonies held last Sunday evening a t the Community Methodist Church. Senior MYF officers, top photo, are, from left, Danny Casselberry, vice president; Ann Trawlck, publicity chairman; Loieanne Wagner, secre­ tary-treasurer and John Haynes, president. Intermediate officers, bottom photo, are, from left Ricky Shook, MY Fund treasurer; Marilyn Messick secretary; Becky Wagner, president; Karen Lyons, vice president and Linds Waltman, treasurer. (Herald Photo) By Jane Tha Prairie Lake Baptist Church has held tha first flec­ tion o f church o fflc e n for th« new church year which begins on Oct. 1.* Floyd Bailey was sleeted to •grvo as Sunday School su­ perintendent and has had peat experience la this capacity at Baptist churches in the St. Petersburg a n a . Mrs. Jean Jones w as re­ elected for her second year as president of tho Women's Missionary Union. a u p a c ts ca ‘ W eekdays ______ s. m. K- W. Snow, F w to f Christian POUT Baptist CHRISTIAN D ieciP L sa ra t* liR tirc a ra c a F. B. C k s a o e ------------Pastor M oraine W orship — 1:41 a. m. ■ a a d sy g e h e s l ------- 1:44 a. aa Morntag W orship 11:44 T rain in g Union — t i l l E vening W orship - 1:14 Wsa. Prayer Servlet T ilt a. as. a- m. p. bl p m. bury and Mrs. H. L. Nielsen; juniors, Mrs. Edward Chrisu s e and Mrs. John Kneeland and Junior high, Rev Gregory and Mrs. Charles Temperty. Each day th a n will ha tima allotted for games, songs, BlhU stories, crafts and re­ Kev. John llall, Naxarens freshments. By Jane Caaaelberry Missionary to Cuba, will be A Sharing Program for par­ Thsre will be a combined speaker for a service series ental and friends of tha chil­ that theme ad tha school will meeting and covered dish sup­ e s attending will be held on at tho First Church of tho ho entitled, “Christie Way. July I, tho eloslng day, at per ef the Men's Brotherhood Naiarene, Second St. anil Ma­ My Way," and that “dally leeand Royal Ambassadors of the ple Are., Sanford, to ba con­ 7:30 pjn. tone will h« based on I t New Prairie Lake Baptist Church ducted this Saturday and Sun­ Yeotaaaat personal!tiso who in Ftm Park next Monday at day. yielded their lives to Jeans 7 p.m. at the church. and gnvo him thsir bast" Tha school will he open to Dan Robinson, RA Coun­ ell children of the area be­ selor, will present a film strip tween tha ages of four end and introduce ths new RA 14 years. program to th« Brotherhood Classes and their teachers which sponsors ths boys* will be kindergarten, Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Roger The opening session of tha group. Clerk; primary, Mrs. Clifford first annual music workshop Robinson Is a former asso­ Johnson, Mrs. Robert Brad­ to bo sponsored by Christ ciations! RA secretary for the By Mrs. (Terrace Snyder Church Episcopal, Longwood, Wilmington, N. C. Baptist Graduation exercises were was held last Saturday morn­ Assn. held at Osteen Baptist Church ing with a representative Ths RA’a will mtst at ths for 9'J children who were en­ group of all ago levels In at­ church this Saturday to clean rolled in the Doily Vacation tendance. off ths baseball field aa they Bible School. Each ago group Special visitors wore ths di­ havs scheduled gamss with had a part In the program. rector and organist from tha several of the I.A groups Rev. Trammel Kilpatrick The fourth General Synod Junior Choir of tha DeBary from Baptist Churches in the was principal of tha school of tho United Church of Christ Community Methodist Church arts. and Mrs. David llossck was will bo bald In Denver, Colo., who attended to take advan­ A field trip Is planned for secretary. July 4-11 with soma 700 Synod tage of tho special Instruc this summer to Jacksonville Mrs. Albert pell was super­ delegates expected to attend. tion being offsrod by Mrs. where the boys will spend the intendent of ths nursery de­ Tho United Church, found­ Marjory Sprstt Pelherbridge, day touring the State Baptist partment assisted by Mrs. ed In 1967, is n union of the organist and choir director of leaders and visiting the liupSandra Bates. The Beginners Evangelical and Reformed Christ Church. list Book Store, Department was under tha di­ Church and Congregational These sessions, which art rection of Mrs. Ernest Skin­ Christian Churches. An Im­ scheduled for Saturday of each ner assisted by Mrs. Byron portant Item of business to bo wash at 10 nm., are open to Nettles and Mrs. Lowell Pet­ considered at tho week-long all children regardless of tis. mealing will bo selection of church affiliation and to those Primary Deportment heed a permanent headquarters. of the general public who was Mrs. James Nettles and Fathers receiving token An annuel budget of $14,- are interested in any phase 300,000 for the support of of organising and instructing gifts in special services last Miss Nancy Higgs was assist­ Sunday at ths Church of tha ant. Mrs. Paul Brooks was in missionary boards and other musical groups. Nasarena of Lake Mary were charge of the Junior 1 group national organisations of tho Mrs. Pstherbridgs also It Joe Rushlow, the oldest fa- with Mrs. Bryant Holland and Church also will be recom­ conducting general workshops ther; Bill Keli-har, the young­ Miss Diane Jones her helpers mended for adoption. for ths Christ Church Adult est father end William Dor- and Mrs. Robert ilirt had the The Church has 0,765 con­ Choir each Wednesday at 7:30 ton and Joe Stallings who tied Junior d group with Mrs. gregations. p.m. Next week's Instruction for recognition as ths father Richard Pickles at her as­ will offer technical inf urina­ with the most children. sistant. Mrs. Pickles also tion and general background Tills week at the church. served as school pianist. Mrs. which alao would be of inter­ Graduation Exercise* for chil­ L. W, Jones was in charge est to the layman. All inter­ dren completing the Vaca­ of refreshments. ested persons will be welcom­ tion Bible School will be held The last day of the school, ed to attend the rehear al. at the U:4<’> a in. Sunday School the children had a picnic lunch Prairie Lake Missionary To Hold Schedules Nazarene Services Supper Meeting Christ Church Opens Music Workshops 92 Attend Bible School In Osteen Church Sets General Synod Rev. and Mrs. Hall, with their children, served on ths Caribbean island for 17 years before the recent crisis In that country forced their evacua­ tion. The llalls now have or­ ganised a Naxarens Church among Cuban refugees In the city of Mlemt and are at work there along with Rev. and Mrs. Edward Hughes, asso­ ciate missionaries. Four services or* scheduled In the Missionary ConvtnUon to be held at the local church. Ths opening service will be et 7 p.m. on Saturday and on Sunday there will be three services, one at 10:60 a.m., one at 4 p.m. and one at 7 p.m. Rev. and Mrs. Hall wiil show colored sides of thsir work in Cube at tha 4 p.m. Sunday service. Invitation to ths Interested pubic has been extended by Rev. Paul Blckes, pastor of lh« church, to attend ell of the weekend services. Nazarenes Honor Fathers Westminster To Have Church School PAID IN SALT Our word ••iilsry" Is de­ rived from tho Latin word "solarium," which Is what arc tern Rome's solders call­ s ' the salt they received as p a n of their pay. Hour with each student re­ on the cliuicb grounds. ceiving a certificate of accom­ plishment. At the same time, arts and crafts work mads by Attend Meet the students during the twoMembers of the Lions Club week school will be on display of Casselberry who left this for parents and friend*. week fur Miami to atUud the Lion's International Conven­ tion were Clyde Kcrcv, MilOLD WATERWAY tun Freeman and Stanley tintOne of tiie oldest artifice! terswn. waterways In the United States is Utc Zfmtle-kmg canal that links Virginia's Richotl Miria* Life Eluabeth River and Hampton The ocean water, surruund- | Roads to North Caroline's log tha Antarctic continent Pasquotank River and Alber- are richer is marina life than marie Sound. Slaves began s o / other comparable ocean digging the canal in the isle area, according to tlw Britan Ulh century. me* Book of tht Year. or CMCRCR HR BASARHNH c h r is t ■4. M Hagte A va Paul Blokes ------------ — F a ster 1:41 ■unday School — M orning W orship 14:41 a au Tenth 4:44 p m Evangel 1st to S ervlet 1:4# p a . Third Sunday 1:40 p au ■ lagsplrntloa P I ROT CHURCH TMM N 48A R B N S Lake Mary. VIA Rsv. W. L H olcom b* F actor Sunday 4:44 a nu Bible Ocaool 11:40 a on. - M orning W orship Ti90 p m . — Evening Service 1:00 p m. _ Wed. M id-W eek Prayer Servlets 1:40 p. ro. Snd Wed. M lsiteR. ary Service OP Lutheran Pentecostal LCTREEAN CRCRCR RP TRR RBOBBRRR 10S W. AAth PISM “Tha Chartb s f th s Lathoraa Hour” and TT “Thin Is tho L ife” Herbert W. G o ers# ------ P aster ■undar School _ _ 1:11 a au W orship fe r r ie s — 14:10 a ml F IR S T PBNTRCOOTAL C R C R C R o r LONOW OO* Rev. X. Ruth O raat __ P astes Sunday Sehool _ _ 14:90 a m. Morning Worship 11:00 a au Sunday E vening __ 7140 p nu Wed. B lbls Study _ 1:40 p m. Conquerors M ooting F r i d a y ________ 1:40 p m. ROOD ORKPRKRD LUTHERAN CRCRCR (LCA) A Oriaad(R w y 11-SRl Presbyterian ■ tsstn ra a T LerS'e Day Services 11:10 gn u BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN and 1:11 p m . Sth ■(. A B e lly Are. CHURCH Paul M. c a lle r ... . , . Pastor Oak A v a and Third S n o o t e n ra m n r c n r io t aae-Txti Sunday School — 14:04 a. m. Sanford, F lorida ISIS Park AVsaga Ernest B. Bollck, Jr. — Pastor Sunday P aster Bert Brown ------— B ran geltst Hunday School ----- 4:11 A m. Grover C. Sowell. Jr. M orning W orship 11:44 a. m. Sunday Church Services — 14:M a. m. Church S c h o o l__ 4:44 A m. Sunday ■ taclon m esto ----- l i l t A m. B ible S t u d y ______10:44 a E vening Werehtp 1:44 p aa Morning W orship 11:11 a. m. Communion—First Sunday la M orning Worohlp _ 10:M a nu Each Month W ednesday E vening fe r r ie s _ 1:11 p Pioneer F ellow sh ip 4:00 p. nu Prayed fe r r ie s — 1:41 p m. f e e “Herald of T ruth” 1 pm . KINDERUARTSN AND KURA- Senior HI F ellow ship 0:04 p.m. BBT E vening W orship _ 1:10 p. nu flunday e a Channel • Tuesday Wed Prayer M eeting 1i*4 pm . Ladles Blhta Clone 11:44 pm . PfNBCREST BAPTIST W ednesday CMt'BCH B ible C l e e s e * ------ 1:14 p CMCRCR OF TRR COVENANT O u r s Read P eeler ___ WIIIIabi J. Oases ABACS HHTHADI4T CRCRCR W orship ------_ _ _ _ _ 4:09 a. m. Morning W orship — 1:44 A Oaora R i . at Woodland A vo, Church School 19:04 a. m. t l a. se. Rav. John E OIm a Jr. Pastor Temporarily at P l n s e r a s l ■unday I c h e e l ___ 4:41 a. an ■undar S c h o o l_— 4:41 A m . School— French and 47th. Training Union 0:11 p.m. PIRST CMCRCR RP CHRIST Morning Worship „ 19:90 a m. SCIENTIST K venlns W o r s h ip 1:10 p.m. HYP -------------------- 4:14 p au Wed. O fficers A Teachers M eeting _______ _ 4:40 p.m. •a n d a y Rar-lce A Wed. Prayer Barries 1:M p an Sunday S ch ssl ____ 11:14 A au RBRNBBRH RPTHODIST TO LIST YOUR fu b jse t: CHURCH "God The F eeooiver Man” Citrus MRghto ■ORTH ORLANDO W sdnssday asrvtso 4:44 a- au R sv. Ray Orsgorj, Jr- Pastor BAPTIST CHAPEL ■under S s h o o l----- 1:41 a m. Reading Room: 1(1 E. First. tag a. P aiefaa A n . W ashdays: 1 0 : 1 0 a m . • 4:14 Morning Worship 1144 a au ▼. R. M tersrd. chApst P aster p m . Friday E vening: 4:14 M T P ------ ----------- - •:» • P au ■under S c h o r l ___ 4:41 abu E va W orship — . 1:11 P m. 1:14 p.m. Training Union ___ 4:1* p au Wed. Prayer ItrvU r 1il4 p au W onhlp It A m. l i f t pm . Wed. B rea la g Prayer 1H4 p m. Methodist Christian Science CHURCH Church Of God ORCRCR BLBBR SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Ovlaado X L at Meet** Avs. H. Hamilton Orlffta __ Paster Sunday A c h o e l----- t i l l a au Morning Warship 11:44 A au Training Union _ 4:14 p au E rasin g Worship _ 1:41 p au or «O D Garold D. B oatw right P astor •u n d e r fehool — 4:41 A m. M oraine W orship I t ‘44 a au E vaageilsU o Aorv. 1:14 p au Tusr. Prsyrr Aorv. 1:14 p au Thors. T san g P ssp lo E n d e a v o r ______ TitR p nu N O T IC E ran RHTHRMOr CRCRCR 414 Park in . John T. Adame it. __ Farter Morning Worship • 4:44 a Sunday Aehool 1:41 a au Morning W onhlp 14:11 a M T" Mootlnge — 4:14 p Ilnterm edtaiA AsnUr) E vening Worship _ 1:14 p m. CALL F A 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice American Legion Memorial P o st 164 o f C asselberry wilt meet at 8 p.m. today at ths Woman’s Club Building « Overbrook Dr. Attend, services this week at ijour awn "Jfkice of worskif Wiloofi-Eichtlborgor Mortuary Thi American Oil Company Eunice L Wilson and Staff Mf sod M rs M. K. Strickland Progressive Printing Co. Wilon-Maler Furnituio Ci. J. M. CARsroo sad S U ff Mr. and Mr* Al Biiooa Stcnstrom Rosily Mr. Appleby’s Restaurant Herb 8 toontram and Staff LfcUlo sad Harold Appleby 115 N. 1'axW Tha Rite Theatre Bill Lovoloco A Employe## killer Motor Sale* Co. •mmott Ferrell 4 Stall Food Fair Storaa, Inc. George Bailey 4 Employ oos i C. Penney Company C. I Rohlaooa sod Employee* S o u th e rn N a tu r a l (ia# John Uuaa 4 Staff Sanfun Atlantic National Honk •ward H. Hodges 4 Staff W S L O O M H W A RO M VIRGINIA tiETROSKI ti. U. Bus U14 NORA NORRIS TE A-151A Hamm Lee, Lake Mate » A 2-1445 State Ksrm Insurance Companies trrtag L Pryor ir d Staff Hill .umber ft Hardware Co. Jtohy Crappa * Employees *w / Papal State Flag Tho Papal Stats has a flag of Us own. It consists of two equal vortical stripes of yel­ low and white (with the arms of the Pope on the white stripe) and a triple crown over two crossed hoys, one of gold and one of silver tied with a red card with two red tassels. Legion To Meet CHRIST CHURCH Charefe street, U s g u Rsv. Canon Anastnsl Sunday fe r r ie s H oly Communion fs r v , 144 Church Of Chriit Ralph B rew er Jr. B v a e g e llit Bible Oshse! _ 10:40 a m. CWWTWAL BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Warship UiOO A au B r ea la g W orship - l i l t p m. c w . i m a t a oak a te . Wed. Prayer P erries 1 : t l p a n S e ll Smith ----- .--------Pastor ■ aadsy tch ool — - 4:41 a. aa PAM . A CMC ACM OP CHRIST Morning Worship 11:44 a. aa H ighw ay OS W est T raining Union _ 4:14 p nu E vening W orship - 1:14 p m. Morris R u b y ____B van aellst Bible Claeeee _ 10:00 a m. W s«. Prayer Berries 1:14 p a . Morning Worship . 11:44 a au Nursery Open WTRR --------------- _ 1:14 p m. E ren ln g Worship - 1:19 p m. Bible Claeeee Wed. 1:11 p m . S a e le y N its B rea4«esl Ebenezer Methodist Sets Vacation Church School Episcopal CHURCH cM Rirr MOP S. Saafsed A r t. Rev. W ayae Johnston P aster ■under School _ _ 4:41 a. au Morning W srshlp 11:14 a au cacarg By Jssc Casselberry Westminster Presbyterian Church la planning a Vacation Church School to begin on Aug. 6. Classes will bo held weekday mornings through Aug. 16. There will be classes for those of kindergarten, pri­ mary and junior ages with a nursery for ths care of chil­ dren af staff members. Tha school will be conduct ad at the Heftier liomss of ficoa In Howsll Park each day from 9 until 11:30 am . W e s t m i n s t e r Vacation Claireh School series materials on “The Church’* will be used. ip Nazarene t io n a l CHRISTIAN CMCRCR (C atted Pot* A' 1:41 a. au — Chureh School 11:44 a au --------------- Servlet 4:10 p. m. _ Christina Youth M inistry Rev. W altsr A.B. McPherson. P astor Paster ■ asC sr School — t i l l Morning W orship ICsIS a m. E vening W orship — f:SS p a s T ooth le r v . (Taos.) T ill pm. M id-W eek «orv. (T h o r s) T ill •r K m United Fnebyterlan Wom­ en of Westminster Presbyte­ rian Church will meet next Wednesday evening a t • o'clock at tha homo of Mrs. Stephan Tully, BX Wilshira Bird, in Howell Park. Mrs. John Montgomery, 1 tho pastor, orill b* In o f tho mooting with lari G. Harris reading Congregational Catholic AisemMjr Of God LT Ernest Hooker, retired Air F o n a sergeant, waa elected pnsldent of tho Brotherhood and tho church Issued an In­ definite call to Tom Rlckctson as minister of music. Tha nominating committee cowelsls of Jim Reeves, chairre. J, M. Dye 11 and UPWToMeet With Mrs. Tully �§ % University Site Procedures To Be Adopted Today lion aum Included in the Leg­ islature's bond program for college*. The Legislature authorized for the same area a new uni­ versity or branch of an existing state university but pro­ vided no construction funds. The bond program includes The engineering extension $206,000 to plan the facility. The bill niithorir.iiig the uni­ Will be built during the com­ ing biennium under a SI mil­ versity requires that it be lo­ GAINESVILLE (UPI) — Procedure* for (electing a site in Eait Central Florida for a new university and extension of the University of Florida Engineeriny School are ex* pected to be adopted at the Board of Control meeting here today. cated in the nine-county area embracing Flagler. Orange, Seminole, Lake, Brevard, Vol­ usia. Osceola, Indian River and St. Lucie, with the Board of Control to pick the exact site. Dr. J. Broward Culpepper, board director, said the engi­ neering school will be located on the same site as the uni­ versity and ultimately the two would probably be merged. # 4 $ At the meeting, first since the Legislature adjourned on Wednesday, the board also will discuss Implementation of oth­ er new legislation. Including the bill giving (era! status to the Forida Institute for con­ tinuing University Studies (FICUS), but clipping* it* wings somewhat. It also is expected to dis­ cuss in general term* the bond program which, subject to ap­ proval of the people in Nov. ember, provides $15 million in new construction project* at the universities. One of the projects, a new two-year college at Pensacola for which a site already has been selected, is down for $1.11 million of the bond money, Culpepper said there may he some follow.up discussions on on this institution. lie also expects the board to start reviewing operating budgets for the new fiscal year starting July 1, includ­ ing key administrative sal­ aries in the university system. Thi* will be the last meet­ ing at which the hoard handles busines/ of the State Deaf and Blind School at St. Augustine. Under a urw law, effective July I, affairs of this school will he handled by a separate seven-member board of trus­ tees, to be named by the Gov­ ernor. It will work under the Cabinet Board of Education. This wiil leave the Board of Control for the first time solely the administrator of the state universities. Past legislatures took from under its supervision the (tingling Art Museum and plant hoard. In other business, the board will act on proposals for es­ tablishment of a doctoral In philosophy at Florida Statu and a doctoral in Internationa) relations at the University of Florida. L L Auxiliary Sets Meeting By Mona GrJastead The Parent's Auxiliary of the North Orlando Little Lea­ gue will meet at T p. m. Sun­ day in the Community Build­ ing of the Village Recreation Area. Final plans will be made at the meeting (or a celebration which will Include a covered dish supper and wiener roast for members of the ball team* and of the organisa­ tion. Surface temperature* of some stars are more than 30 times greater than those of our sun. •V * " pi i i iia i**r ■ rft » R . N . Niblack, H . S . Atkinson Open Casselberry Funeral Home By Jan* Casselberry Complete funeral add 34hour ambulance service for South Seminole County la of­ fered by the Niblack Funeral Home which ia being opened today on Hwy. 17-92 in Cassel­ berry by R. 31. Niblack and Henry S. Atkinson, experienc­ ed morticians. The air-conditioned chapel will seat loo persons and pri­ vate family rooms have been provided. Niblack, a licensed funeral director and embalmer, was born and reared in Dunellon. He served In the Navy Hos­ pital Corps during World War II and attended Gupton-Joncs College of Mortuary Science in Nashville, Tenn. He worked for IS years with Funeral Rome In Inverness Pyles Funeral Home in Ocvla for the past two years. and has been with the Porter A member of the Methodist Church, bo Is married and re ­ side* on North Triplet Drive Phys. Ed. Now in Casselberry with his wife Open For Boys and two sons and two daugb* Physical education activities ters. such as softball, basketball, Atkinson has resided in Of. weight lifting and gymnast tea Undo for the past eight years. now nre open for boy* of Jun­ He grew up in Umatilla end ior and senior high school age, attended Ihe University of under the direction of Coach Florida for four year. A vet­ Ralph Stumpf, Recreation Di­ eran of World War II, he for* rector Jim Jrrnigan announ­ mrrly was with the Eiselsteinced today. Black Funeral Home In Or­ The classes are held at the lando. the Page Theus Funer­ Seminole High School gym al Home In Leesburg, the DeMonday through Friday from Witt C. Jones Funeral Horn* 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and in Gainrsville and Porter from 6:30 to 0:30 p.m. F’uneral Home In Inverness. #* 19l»3 GRADUATES Margaret Walker, Roy Goodwin anti Carla Lommler, left to right, were honored at a special youth service held lust Sunday night a t the F irst Ituptist Church of Congwood during which each received » Hible and took part in the program. Music was supplied by Intermediate Itoys under direction of Larry Miller and the sermon was Riven by Gene Pridgen, minister of music and student at Stetson. Following the service a reception wan held in tho Fducntionnl Building for the honoreea. (Herald Photo) Oviedo Minister To Attend World Meet » lly Linda Smithson Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Bryant of tho Oviedo First Jlnptist Church left Wednes­ day for Bcrult, Lebanon, where they will attend the Baptist World Youth Con­ ference. During their month abroad they *l*o will visit in Eng­ land. Italy, Greece, Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Switzerland, Turkey and Franee. Service* at the church will he conducted hy visiting minieter* while Rev. Bryant is HW'ny. On Sunday of this week and next, Dr. John Maguire, of Jacksonville, secretary of the Florida Baptist Conven­ tion, will be the speaker. On July 7, Rev. Fred Fisher, minister of music of the Ovie­ do Church, will officiate and on July 14, Rev. John Dickaon of Okeechobee, chaplain of the Okeechobee Boy* School, will conduct services. Rev. Phil Maxwell of Talla­ hassee, Forida representative of the Baptist Annuity Board, will be guest speaker for irrvires on July 21. Hospital Notes ju n k V 4k % is Admissions Sara Krunelli, DcBary; Fran ces Wilbanks, Lake Mary; Linda Yourshaw, Longwrood; J . C. Brigham, Judith Turner, Esther Bennett, Edith Wight Melinda Arnold of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Horrace Wil­ banks of Lake Mary, a boy Discharges Terrain* Whiting. Geneva; Shannon McCall, Longwood;; Carolyn Lindsey. Geneva; Mrs. Roland Bell and baby; Sirs. Dorothy Miller and baby, Kathryn Bauer, Gwen­ dolyn McIntyre, Caroline Crapps, Susie Blaydcs. Lewis Leinhart, Pauline Oliver, Jim ­ my Henson of Sanford. Charm School Classes Open Classes in charm school for junior high and senior high school girls are being offer­ ed on Mondays from 7 to 9 p m. at the Youth Wing of the Civic Center, Recreation Director Jitn Jernigan an­ nounced today. Girls attending the classes will study aucb things as good grooming, care of the hair, table manners, clothes. Courthouse Records I). C. HAHINGTON, chief aviation electron­ ics technician of Heavy Attack Squadron 11, recently re-enlisted ut Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Hu joined the Navy in 19a? and re­ sides with his wife Stella, a t Cnsseliterry. (Navy Photo Good Shepherd To Host Synod Workshop Good Rhephrrd Lutheran rhurch of Sanford will he host this Sunday for the Flor­ ida Synod Eastern District Stewardship Workshop which is scheduled from 3 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Purpose of the workshop is t<» ns-iixt congregation* in thi* district in their finnncnl pro­ grams inrludidng operating ex­ penses, and in benevolence giving and building programs. Rev. Ernest Rolick. pastor of Good Shepherd Church, ad­ vises that 7‘J of the 102 Flor­ ida Synod Lutheran Church, e* are now on a mission stat­ us and hare obligations in the form of leans to the national body amounting to nearly $1 million. Representatives of appro sinmtely 20 churches in the Fiaslern District are expected to attend Sunday's meeting which hal been planned par­ ticularly for pastors, councilmen and members of the fi­ nance and steward,hip com­ mittee*. The werkthop will be led by Col. Karl S. Hall of Ocala and George F\ Innes of St. Petersburg, regional coLincclor for the Lutheran Laymen'* Move me n|. Real Estate Transactions VA to Joseph Uttlcton, etux. Heftier Homes, $11,430 VA to Dennis Boggs, etux Heftier Homes, $10,230 VA to Dale Fleming, elux Simla nd, $13,130 John Taylor, etux lo Wil­ liam Jones, etux, Oakland Shores, $37,500 FHA to William Bridges, etux. Wynnewood, $11,UN) FTIA to Eugene J. Brown, etux, Fairvlew, $0,130 Donald Roberts to Charle* Harris, etux, Sanlando, $17.- tTm w m u d n q . . . . a complete new Funeral and Ambulance service for the residents o f the South Seminole County area. N IB LA C K F U N E R A L H O M E HIGHW AY 17-92, CA SSELBER R Y (XX) Roy Wall, etux to Jam es Wilson, etux, Marvania, *21,500 Elmer Jarrcit, etux lo Max Coberly, etux. Loch Arbor, $36,000 Doris Rogers to Ralph Parr, etux. 26 2130, $18,500 First F'ed. nl Orlando lo Julian Dermid, elux, Lake Harriett. $12,200 Oakland F’states, Inc. to Joseph B. Davis, etux, Oak­ land, $15,500 Oakland Estate*. Tnc. to George Schbarese, elux, Oak­ land. SI 1.500 Forest B Yales to Loui* Bowers, elux., Dreamwold, SERVICES WILL PROVIDE: • Complete Funeral Arrangements, including Shipment an d Cremation. $110,000 Harry Barlow, etux to Ro­ bert Dckle, etux, Ravenna Park, $12,900 H. J. Allrn, etux lo Elton Bush, etux. Lake Minnie, $29,COo Uramur Development Co. lo Ward Hicks, Inc. Eastbrook $5,000 Dean Snodgrass, etal to Sam Elxea, etux 1921-30. $13,- • 24 Hour Ambulunce Service; oxygen equipped. • Chapel Heating 100 or more people. It. M. Niblack Henry S. Atkinnon Licensed Funeral Director Associate 000 Loui* Hentmp, etux to FTIA, Weathrrificld, $9,400 Ethel Gavin, etal to F'rank Kegin. etal, Enchanted Man­ or, $16,750 First Fed. S. and L. to Ruth Moore, Uttte Wekiwa, $9,000 Thry* Oglctree to Henry Miller Jr., etux. Bear Lake $15,300 Oakland Fatales Inc. to Philip Tuppcn, elux, Oakland. $15,600 L. A. Hardy, etux to C. R McClellan, etux 16-21-31, $8.500 Will M. Fralix, etux to LaMar Laubcrt, elux, Suntaml, $13,600 FI IA to Robert Bridges, et­ ux, N. Cbuiuota, $6,700 F'inal Divorce Decrees Vcrdy Teal vs Carlos Teal, Sr Evelyn W Mills vs John Mills Nellie Hill vs James Hill One of the world's largest Ada B. Gulley vs John Colareas of pctroglypti*, or In­ ley dian wribng*. is found near Raymon Webb vs Verns Webb Alamogordo, N. M. w* invite the public to ntop hy any linte and inspect our fucililien. r -------------------- CLIP & SA V E------------------N IB LA C K FU N ERA L HOME HWY. 17-92 (AcrciHH From The Foot Office) CASSELIIEIMY, FLA. Ph. 8 3 8 - 4 0 0 0 24 Hour Ambulance Service (OXYGEN EQUIPPED) �£t r ^ V * g V . i * ~ i s f r tA*fT,V<•'jH Tr” ?**w esv9lK PeW w L 63v. r***«•••. . “; tyV' .•■‘/ - • I' *' *" *••*-' *•*- ■•’"* ”J"’'' ---i , r •* . \- / Home, Swift Home « to m « «*r « . Phil Newsom Soys . . . UP A N D ATOM ! Unfriendly Allies H tato a bar, or a easy leva Oacaaiooally, If apodally fitted oat. It wit] function aa a email bad- . te n B O tftlU M * 1 I t * Tho place Admittedly la too email II to ■■h I~i V itoptoM t No for good tetarieion rlewtag bat la fine m ltablo ta ao truly aa all par- for radio. And tha scene from the windows la richly varied. When do you find no serviceable ■ " W chain a n cloaa mouth tofarm a good conversational a room. In this age when personal So tt'a a apoi that can aarv* comfort appeals above all else? Just stick your head Into your aa a aodal aattiag, an office, or even garage, or your carport, and roull aoM farum room. With ahnoat no ehaage you can see it sitting there—on four wheels. to ttr f to BUST MOON,OR BUSTl a U JO N ^ l 3 /LUONSl | How To Translate A Lisp expense eecount tiring. It’s awfully coareaient for lob­ byists who w ant ta entertain A s lir e. Johnson received, h en , eke laughed, held up a left head Dashing with Jeweled rings and aalds “Leek at the competition It’s got.” She thanked Carol for her tbs gooet “wit and bar (blonde) wig.” af JN M m V’ i a piietlead air a f childNorth Carolina’s Cor. Terry taascsnt fun. Lopes N i t m Sanford, Democrat, told the j tittle English, this took Arkansas Young Democrsti ____ M a g . A faot-whtoper- ho heard a woman say tag translator helped mightily. Barry Goldwster looks like a Bet M m m point H iss Chao- moeie star. Said the governor: “I think we can And the Slag « M mimicking a silent ■m en star (mythical) who right studio to get him con­ failed ta talking pictures be­ nected up with—ISth Centurycause of a whistling lisp. Ask­ Fox. The more t think about It, he la the 10th-century fox.” ed aa onlooker: “How do yon translate a Washington’s newest high E sp tLetor, m a ilin g her trade­ priced restaurant Is being mark song, “Diamonds Are a readied for a grand opning on Gtrfa Best Friend," Carol dug Capitol Hill in July, It’s right la te bar pars# end pasted out In the backyard of Congress to Mrs. Johnson end her itself, thumbing Its nose at guests a handful o f slender, the lawmaker! originally reImitation diamond bracelets. ■ponsibls for the crackdown on W AihiKOTON (M IA ) W bsa H is. Ic M e a Jthaam M l a lew H m e at bee WashMam fee tbs w ife eg President Adolf* U Carol OUT OUR WAY U.5 C O M M ifM tN TS ARoUN DTHflM LD, To be celled “lb # Rotun­ ds," the new two-story res­ taurant la In 18th-century de­ cor, with a winding staircase connecting the main dining room Mating 800 on two floors. Ballyhooed themo of the new spot it, “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bed Expenis Account Law sl” **■ OO, The tenth annual conven­ tion of Keep Americe Beauti­ ful, Inc,, will be held in W ash­ ington beginning Sunday, June II. Delegatee will visit the usual shrinss—Washing­ ton Monument, ML Vernon, Lincoln Memorial, This year they hare added to their sightteeing tour the Dslecarlla w a­ ter filtration plant and the Fort Totten trash Incinerator. Ttewi»AaeviL OUR BOARDING HOUSE Worry Clinic CASE P-471: Frof. Milo teachea Engliih composition la collage. One day he announced to bia small class in newspaper reporting that he wanted them to write soom striking The few opponents o f the hesdlinoi. “They should capture the woman's equal-pay-for-equalwork amendment to the Fair ayaa of raadtrs Instantly,” bo Labor Standards Act, Just passed by Con grail, brought up curious arguments. One was that tha squat pay amendment would reduce the Q—What distinguishes a employment of women. This cathedral from a church T was based on tho testimony of —A cathedral la s Christian W. Boyd Owen, vice president church which contains tho of­ of Owsn-Illlnols Olass Co., To­ ficial chair or throne of a ledo. Owen oaid tho cost of bishop. Thla throne ia called •mploying women now runs SO a “cathedra,” tho Latin word cents an hour higher than for for chair. man bocauso of abssnteolam, tumorsr, higher costs of lunch Q—Where did Ufa begin? and rest periods, health and A—The birthplace of Ufa, welfare benefits and ths build­ moat aclentlita are convinced ing and mlantainlng of special was in tha water. facilities. During the debate this got Q—What is tha solar coro­ translated into an explanation that “women are more prone n al A—The outer atmospheric to homtmaklng and m other­ hood than men.1* Nobody dis­ shell o f the sun, divided Into tho F corona and tha K coreputed that. Space pioneer Wemher ven Broun believes that tho Rus­ sians will shortly announcs “spectacular” which prob­ ably will be a hook-up of two spacecraft while orbiting. 1110 res*on he believes the announcement will come ■hortly Is that “the Russians do all their preparationa for apace shota In the winter and their launchings in spring and summer/* Reason for this Is that launchings are always made toward Siberia and If a launch haa to be aborted it would have to bo done over that cold, eold, barran land and risk lose of a cosmonaut. Qtyr fcanfarfc IprttUfc Page 4 Sanford, Florida Friday, J u n e 21, 1962 W ALTia a . s i a u w , so r r o w amd r t s u e a i i m a n WKLLS m K U v a a r a i.r Stoohaaloal SuyL Manaelnc Bdltur ja n io i_ is o K M tx s a j i u r w x i .i s H u iliw Slonaaer county aeitor SIIIBLKY J. O U S T UKCBLIA r A S H K S Clout (lad Manogor Society Bailor r u s x rv L T O U R B 0 0 WOTMr AtlSTIH Circulation Haaaanr S'oatur* Kdllor sc a tc a iP T io a I , m M h ifr I t s W eek sah h • » RSaO Sosluolo c-a a tr »»-•• I Tear T ha H ereto to a m#mb#r # f the U n u S Pr### whlah to oatitlM easlaalraly la th# for r tfu b lk e ile a #S »U U # I#m 1 s a l t g r is t#4 in Ib is a#w#pap«r. m .< E * ;M n r • II# part a f aay m aterial, aaw# er aavarilalng, ar tkla aAlttsa , ( Tha Hanford IMrald map b# reproduced la aay m aaaor w ithcut w rittoa p*rmloolon »f tha publlahor of Tho llorald. A ar ta ilv I S e a l ar firm rtsponrlbia fur ouch reproduction w ill ho «oaald«roe aa la lr lo s lo e on Tho Itorato'o cou vrlsh t and will bo koto liable for Samoa** und*r th* low . I’utillahod Sally t ir a p i galarS ay, lu ad ay aad Cbrltlmaa; publlahaS Saturday praca*dtaa entertainm ent. Q—What la tho difference between lUlactitoo and sta­ lagmites? A—Tho atone forme tlona that hang down from walla and roofs of eaves are atalaetltaa. Thoaa built up from tho Door are stalagmite*. FAST forlorn stretches of Tundra fa North America, deserted by all other birds and still large­ ly covered with snow, just to lay four eggs, is hard to understand,” Allen once com­ mented. My guess Is that they do tt for publicity. Barbs By l i s t C ochran JtucL-aains an d sandals ar* sa id to produce f l a t fe et. M a y . be they cou ld m ak e I f you have a flock o f chll« dren, did y o u e v e r tr y su ffe r in a lie n e e ? wMi _ Arab -DO-IT TIIMITI CONTROL • • lit available* Wm 1 I * * HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. 113 W, 3rd SL Stanford, Fla. RELIABLE SERVICE yo u n q • ta s in e teen agers a e ttle down. S DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. „ PHONE FA 2-6422 TO SAVE MONEY! Compare Our Lower Monthly IN S T A LLM EN T S SN N N S t B ala* ad aa aaeaad ctaas m a liar October IT, t i l l a t the P oet O fllea e ( Saalord, F lorida, under the A«t of C oasrau at March. Q—What la a hootenanny? A—It Is a meeting of folk singers, especially for public state-wide candidates whose names would also command instant attention. For example, combine Bar­ ry Goldwater with J o h n Roosevelt, who would add the big New York electoral state to the team. Roosevelt has a “ brand nama” known even (o the hill* billies In the most remote voting precincts. And voters tend to mark their “X” in front of familiar names! Many aupcihly qualified candidate* simply lack a known name ao the $3,000,OOO in the 1M4 campaign kitty cannot put them over. In order to defeat Kennedy in 19G1. the Republicans must nominate Familiar Names. Astute politicians no longer dare pick men on the “senior­ ity system,” as s reward for lengthy parly support. Instead, they will omploy the “two platoon’’ system of football coaches, and nomi­ nate candidates for tho “of­ fensive” team who can win at the ballot box. Then, with sterling advisers and cabinet members to com­ prise the "defensive” team, they can hold those gains made by that “offraslv*’' unit. 81nco at least W par cent of buying (aa well is voting) is dona by Impulse, thsn a winning team must hav# omo* tkmal Impact. Just fortify that Impulsive appeal with a f«w logical ar­ guments to be used to help rationalise those earlier im­ pulsive decisions, and victory will be in ths ballot box! wondered where the darn thing nested. By 1956, the curlew was the only North American bird whose breeding grounds and summer borne remain unde­ tected. Things like that are what drive man crazy. The reader ia perhaps won­ dering why the National Geo­ graphic expedition waa sent to Alaska rather than say, Minnesota. Well, Alien bad a hot tip that some of the birds had been sighted off the Alas­ kan coast Had he gone to Minnesota be might bo searching yet. For/ th* benefit of those who have never seen a bris­ tle-thighed curlew, 1 shall attempt to describe one, even though I may be accused of trying to pull your kg. It to between 16 and IS inches long and has brown feathers, soma of which stick out from its sides like bris­ tles, It spends most of the year in the South Pacific, but goes to Alaska each spring. “ Why these curlews should want to leave (be warm, lux­ urious shores of TshiU and other South Sea Islands, fly 5,500 miles over the open sea, and arrive at one of the most NEW CAR? L E T US FIN A N C E IT ! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose AIR Olka* R.JRI lloalke t.S« I Sl.atha MS I MoatB aubsoriytioaa ho 0 —In what year did CongrtM first exercise its consti­ tutional power to declare wart A—In 1811 warned the claas. “And the shorter they are, the bettor.” At the next meeting, he called on some of the stu­ dents to resd their headlines. The first boy apologised that his beadlina was four words In length. “ Go ahead and read it,” urged the professor. “ If It catches the attention by its dramatic Impact, then four words will still be 0 . K ” So the boy read tha follow­ ing headline; “Kennedy Joins Protestant Church,” ‘T hat la very good,” ex­ claimed the professor. "It is novel and has definite eye* Impact.” Then the second boy stood up and read hia suggested headline: “ Khrushchev R e n o u n c ­ es Communism.” ’‘Splendid!” txelalmed the professor, “That has definite impact and la atotod ia ooly throe words.” At last tha third boy rather diffidently stood up. “ Profassor,” ba b e g a n , "my handling haa only two words.” "Well, that could make It •van bolter If your two words Instantly to lls the attention of readers,'’ replied (he pro­ fessor. “So wbat is your headline ?” Then tho third boy announc­ ed his two-word headline a s follows: "Pop* Elopes.” Tho startled professor was almas* speechless with Joy at this superb use of dramatic print psychology. All three of those headlines were certainly dramatic and ahould rats an “A” grade. If our political partiaa used equally shrewd Applied P sy­ chology, they would start nominating n a t i o n a l and WASHINGTON (U PI) In writing about a “protocol course” to be offered at Southeastern University here this summer, I noted that it would Include n lecture on the use of “party props.” A party prop to an obscure newt item that can be used to start a conversation at parties. As an example, I cited the fact that 1963 Is the 15th anniversary of the discovery of the netting place of the briitle-thighed curlew. It occurred to me later that, because of the context in which k was mentioned, some readers may hare got­ ten the Impression that 1 was treating the anniversary frivolously. If to, I wsnt to clear that up at once. I fully recognize that the discovery of the curlew’s nest was an ornithological mile­ stone. Perbspa It will maka ua a ll feet batter if we pause for a moment and pay hom­ age to this remarkable ach­ ievem en t It was, as you may recall, on June to, IMS. that word of the discovery reached the waiting world. The news was flashed by Dr. Arthur A. Allen, bead of an expedition that the National Geographic Society had sent to Alaska to search for th* n eet “ We have found the cur­ lew’s nest,” Alien said sim ­ ply. U waa a signal for rejoic­ ing and dancing in th* streets, for it cleared up a mystery that had baffled man for 163 year*. Ever since US5, when man first realized that there was such a bind as th* bristlethighed curlew, man bad BU YIN G A I I I * * 1 Tear S.so I Muntha ISO I Muntha US 1 Uuaih V. a Foetal neaulatieae prutlda that all mail said la advaac*. —— Bird (Facts) In Hand Dr. Crane’s • O'* and A'* 4Is banned from the Communists by allied agreement. Both are eourcee of con­ flict not only with the United States but between the Bri­ tish and Germans a s well. De Gaulle’s veto of British membership j n the Common Market haa left the nations of Western Europe farther apart politically than befor* the market’s inception. The smaller nations resent De Gaullt’s high-handed ac­ tions and fear that Use Inwardlooking m arket forced upon them by France may lead both to U. 8 . retaliation and an increasing lack of u . S. Interest In the fate of Ei*. rope. . For the final outcome much will depend upon tho still un­ tried leadership of Ludwig Erhard, presently tabled aa successor to Chancellor Kon­ rad Adenauer. Italy also pre sente special problems. There Aldo Moro is attempting to act up a leftof-ccnter government by agreement with the leftwlng Socialist. The outcome of that maneuver could have farreaching effect* upon the mixed nuclear force advo­ cated by the United 5tatca for NATO. Dick West Says Tn a talk by Agriculture •Secretary Orville Freeman to the World Food Congrei# in Washington, h# quoted an un­ named speaker w ho o ik s told an audlsnto: ’My job Is to talk to you and your Job U to listen to me. I Just pray you don't get through before I do." iw a o N ra A caMTsamuM progress on disarmament nor on nuclear lisp ecttee , is to st best a negative agreement. demonstrating primarily that neither the United States nor the present leadership of the Soviet Union seeks or wants a war. Yet In Western Europe where U. S. interests chiefly Ue, there are problems des­ perately needing solution, ranging from the Common Market to question* of trad* with tha Communist bloc and Western defenses. British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's govern­ ment la aeandal rocked and there are reports that ba may save himself now only on a promise to resign before the end of summer. Confidently standing In Use wings waking to taka over to Soclltot Hamid Wilson, Just back from talks with Khrush­ chev in Moicow. With him be brought a Russian pro­ posal to buy from Britain a t a t million oil refinery. British Industry also is in­ terested in supplying the Rus­ sians with steel for a huge oil pipeline, as are the West Germans.' Both fan within th* U. S. concept of strategic goods K is aa odd twist *< international politics that st this particular moment shoot tbs only major European leader with whom tbs President of the United State* can deal la the premier of the Commun­ ist Soviet Union. Suck Is the state of dis­ array among the United States’ nominal allies that permanent agreement pre­ sently ia not possible with Britain, West Germany or Italy. President Charles de Gaulle of France, with veto power la the European Commoh M ar hot and determined to purauo his own independent nuclear policy, completes the allied picture of confusion, uncer­ tainty and Irritation. Aside from De Gaulle, the ono figure representing a de­ gree of permanency ia Soviet Premier Nikita Khrusbcbav. Thus special importance la attached to the U J.-U 3.S .R . agreement on a so-called “hot line” to run between the Kennedy and Khrushchev desks aa a step to prevent war eithar through miscal­ culation or misunderstanding. Since M represents neither A LO W ON NEW CAR F IN A N C IN G ! CURRENT RATE — INTEREST 4'/>% UP TO 36 MONTHS ■ SOLD ta p lim s * a fti Grad Prta I t *y I m i ? G r a M |p ^ M ,t i M | i n t a B i t h w l M A r al, f i » M l Art t t ja r t M b s n watin tatMi fta j<a aa uy WlfeTndL Cm h ati m ! krtriMut* jot TO PAY PORTUC (RAID MUX 8 U TOUR A U T H O R IU D r C M IA C D E A L M TOR A WIDE CHOICE Or WIDE-TRACKS AN D QOOO USED CARS. TOO BIEMUEH F-DJ.C. # 0 B A tfO lB CALL FAIrfax M i l t RALPH PEZOLD or AND ASK FOR JIM DOUCETTE BILL 301 W* 1st HEM PHILL MOTORS, Inc. SANFORD, FLA. �WEEND TOURo f H O M E S m Sanford - Seminole Area #h» Looking For A Dream Home? 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Open HOGGING THE SPOTLIGHT Azcue Bat Sun Sox Win Puts Fire Pennant For In Indians First Half •t ft* U. i. p ll ctaaftoetfclp today ■Ind of nek favorite* a* Amid Palmer, Jack Niefc* Ism m i Gary Mayor. Qaida, a yom slal ab o ras, nryriaad ovoryoe#, Is* ttotttn hlmaalf, wbea he shot ■ two-nador-par to c m the e itti a i Courtly Club coarao af Brookline te taka the first fund kad by o m stroke a m Jaeky Cuplt They ear* tba •sly player* is tko star-studdad Hold of 1SS who wen able te bnak Breoklias's pat af 33-3371. Om of tba roaaoas was that Opts they wars able to play tba treiebarooa hack alM batter (has moat of tbs other*. A lot of than fakarad la tbat M43-ysrd itrotek a f a courts which aiost of tba field couldan o m af tbs w on t layouts aa which tba Opaa a m b u baaa played. Palmar, whoso driving ap­ proaching aad putting w u off, eardod a two-over-pw T3, Itteklau soared to a IS while Mayor had a 74. Two stroke* off Gajda'i pace, with area par TVs wen two af tba pro-tourney fav­ orite*— Tony Lana and *nlbu Bona-along with 38-yearaid Sava Lora aad former PGA champion Lionel Hahart. At 73 came former Walter Barkemr, Don January, Paul Kelly aad Lean Rafram. In the 73 bracket with Palmer w e n Dow Plotter w ild, A1 Balding, former BrlUih Am­ ateur ehamplon Richard Da* fia t, Billy Maxwell, Jay He­ bert, Tommy Jacoba, Art W ill, BID Ogden, Bob Harrii and Stan Think. ★ ★ ★ Floridian Tops Women's Open MADISON, Wla. (U PI) _ Marilyn Smith o f Tequesta, Fla., carried a four-itroke lead Into aerond round play In the women*! Western Open golf tournament today In her bid to Bnaoat Mickey Wright aa de­ fending ehamplon. Miss Smith, the second ranked female money-winner In U. S. golf circles behind Mlia Wright, rapped out a two-under-par 72 In the t in t found of the 47,BOO Western Open Thursday. Miss Wright carded a 78. Bybll Griffin, Delray Beach, Fla., on# of the beat long ball b itten among women pro* took the second place slot In tha opener with a 78. Behind here were Betsy Rawls, Spart­ anburg, S. C., and Peggy Wil­ son, Austin, T>x„ with 77. Cocky Jim O’Toole, who wow SI games without bothering to run, figures te da it agate this year withrt aay sw ea t Tha swaggering Clnelnutl southpaw reeled off bis 13th victory of tha asaaou aad his t te a row Thursday ligh t by baattog Philadelphia 1M to boost the Rads within three and a half games of the National League lead. O'Toole struck out six battors aad gave up only five hits but developed blisters on Ma pitching hand after clgbt innings and gave way to Jim Owen* te tba ninth. Although hla IP wins far tha Reds la IPtl represent his lop one-season total in tha majors, O’Toole won 2o games far Nashville In the Southern Association during 1958 and w u rather proud of the ac­ complishment when he re­ ported to C lnelnutl the fol­ lowing spring, Om of hla teammates proded Mm about not doing any running te spring training that year and O'Toole blithe­ ly replied: "I've got news for you. 1 to at NubviDe l u t year without running at all.” O’Toole does some occas­ ional running now but he certainly baa nothing to sweat ■bout with a 13-3 record that makes Mm the biggest winner te the majors ao far. He was the beneficiary of a three-run homer by John Ed­ wards Thursday night and an­ other solo homer by Bob Skinner. The Reds had only a 2-1 lead until tbe fifth Inning when Edwards’ homer festured a five-run rally at the ex­ pense of Art Mahaffcy, who suffered his ninth low in 12 decisions. The Milwaukee Braves de­ feated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-1 and the Chicago Cubs blanked the Houiton Colti 30 In tbe only other NL games scheduled. Sanford Legion Clobbers Apopka Sanford American Legion downed Apopka American Le­ gion to remain undefeated. The final ecore waa 9-2 with Sanford getting 11 hita, one a home run to deep center field by Prod Grant. Eddie FHsgerald started on the mound for Sanford and pitched no-hlt ball for five Innlnge but wildness brought tn Ricky Strca to flnlah the game. 8lrea gave up two rune on two hits. Sanford travels to Paletka tonight for two games and re­ turns home for a double head­ er Saturday, with the unde­ feated Legion team from Ocala. Game time for the first game In Municipal Stadi­ um will bo at 5:00 o'clock. W anted Kaline Could Carry Club If He Had One To Carry NEW YORK (NEA ) Thle waa to have been Detroit’s year with the Incomparable A1 Kaline out in front a s per usual. Kaline Is one of the mighty few ballplayer* capable of car­ rying a club, but that la dif­ ficult to do when the auppoecd big hitters behind you, In this case Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash, are batting .22(1 or lets. This Is the year when Kallne, tha complete ballplayer seems most likely to live up te all his early billing. With an added roll of mus­ cle around his roumllng ahouldera and openly swinging for the seels, Kaline roared Into Yankee Stadium the foremost candidate for the American League's Triple Crown. He was showing the way In bat ting and runs-batted-ln and tied with Leon Wagner of the Loi Angeles Angela and the Minnesota Twins’ Bob Alii ■on in home runs. Hla spirit now shows through the in­ born grace which for several years made him appear non­ chalant. Now that he te fully ma lured, Kaline evinces interest in many things, especially baseball In Detroit, and is out­ spoken. • e e Kaline remains modest, however, fur It wus In train­ ing in the spring thnt he re marked in answer to a ques lion. "I don't think I've ever achieved my potential, hut It could he that people think I have more ability than I ac tually have. Tha afternoon Kaline col­ lected three hits, including hla 16th home run, to take over the league batting lead­ ership from Frank Malm nr. with .852, the Tlgera lost again and Al asked what the Boston third baseman had done. "Metsnne had one hit, a three-run homer that heat Washington,” he was advised. "I wish,” said Kaline, "that I could trade my three hits for Malionea winning one." It’e difficult to believe that Kaline la only 28. It seems that he has been around that long. Actually this Is hla 10th campaign. He was 18 when he first showed up in late June, 1063, a 310,000 bonus buhy off Baltimore aandluta and scared to death. Steve Souchak was to play right field fur the Tigers the next spring but Injured a wrist playing winter ball In Cuba. Fred Hutchinson, then the manager, stuck yuung KaIme in the vacant spot and he's been there since. • • e Doing what comes very na­ turally, Kaline at 20 bccume the youngest major league hatting champion in history with .340 In his second season. While Al has been a model player ever since, he never has quite lived up to hla early performance, He has been re- Sykes, Griner Pace George's Winning pitcher Sykes and Griner paced George's in their 17-0 win over Florida State Rank In the American League of the Little Major baseball. Sykes had a triple and double while Griner pounded out four hits out of five trips to the plate, including three doublet, George’s 2 1 7 1 8 3 — 17 Florida 10 0 14 3 — 0 G O LFER S ! Only QKOO par year for Florida's greatest membership values. We are offrring a limited membership including summer awlmrnlng and year around golf for the entire family, i t beautiful Orange lllll Country Club, located just 13 miles nest on Highway 16 at Slate Road 133. BAR BELLE—Muriel Bavin demonstrates her technique on the high bar a t Rockefeller Plaza in New York aa her h unbuild, Able Grusafleld, right, atands by. Aeroluitic* were part of u s|>orts salute to the Greater New York Fund's 25th an­ niversary. Orange Hi Country Club Hox 138 Sorrento, Fla. K—T H . J t a e f l , 'W tsrded by alow starts and at time* a stiff back which ham­ pered hi* beautiful swing. While nothing comparable to hla Yankee counterpart, Mickey Mantle, Kaline has suffered a full share of in­ juries, a broken cheekbone In 1958, for example, and the broken collarbone and inflam­ ed chest muscle which kept him out of 81 game* last sea­ son. Giving you a rough idea of Knline’a value to the Tiger*, when he broke the cullsrbune In his 35th game last year, the club was third, only three-anda-half games out of ths lead. When Al returned July 23, only to go out for four more games with the Inflamed chest muscle to days later, the Kengals were seventh and 11 Ik lengths off the pace. With Kaline back, the Tigera bagged 18 of 28 the final month, 12 of the last 16. That’s what the Tlgera need now—■ little more to go with Al Ksline. Caked Press la to n a tia u l Somebody goofed on Jose Azcue, who might have wound up hla career te the minor* bad be not been g iv e n o m more chance by the Clevelnnd Indians a month ago. Azcue had previous trials with the Cincinnati Reda and Kansas City A's both of whom had written him off aa weak hitter with only trlple-A potential. But the Indian* acquired him from Portland of tbe Pacific Coast League in a trade with Kansaa City a month ago and have been congratulating t h e m selves ever since. Ha king over as Cleveland's No. 1 catcher when receiver Johnny Romano broke a fin­ ger In late May, the 23-yearold Azcue hai fashioned a solid .300 batting mark that has helped make the Indians the hottest club in tho majors for the month of June. Azcue helped the Indiznz to their 18th victory in their last 21 games Thursday night when be drove in lour rune with a pair of homers In an 11-8 decision over tbe Balti­ more Orioles. With Azcue behind tbe plate In practically all their games the last three weeks, the In­ dians have spurted from ninth place to fourth, only 3Vh games off tbe pace. Even with Azcue's two homers Thursday night, how­ ever, the Indians still needed another grand slam homer by Mix Alvl* during ■ six-run seventh inning to overcome the Orioles. Woodlo Held of the Indians and losing pitcher Dick Hail alio hit homers during the contest. Jerry Walker, who relieved starter Dick Donovan in the seventh inning, was creditcd with his sixth victory against one loss. The Yankees rolled to their seventh win in a row by whipping Washington 3-4, the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 9-4, and the Iloiton Red Sox handed the Detroit Tigers their 10th straight defeat 8-3 in the only other American L e a g u e games played. Radcock Winner The [ladcack Furniture beat the Me Raneys in the Men's Soft Ball League last night 10 to 3. The winning pitcher was Jim Jemlgan and the loser Lyn Rimer. McRaney 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 4 Radcock Furniture 2 0 3 0 3 0 x 10 14 Sarasoti won a doubleheader with Port Lauderdale last night to clinch the pen­ nant for tbe first half of tbe Florida Stole League season. Righthander Gil Downs pitched n ao-hltter to give tbe Sox their first game win. Tbe Sox, ted by a, two-ran homer by Haley Young and a two-run aingte by Buddy Bradford, scored five runs. Tbe Sox won tbe nightcap 3 1 when Bradford, Jerry WriMit end Bob MeKlllop each Mt run-scoring triples end Young topped it off with a two-run double. In other action last night, tho Miami Marline nipped St. Petersburg 3 2 , and Tampa edged DayteM Bench 34. Orlando at Lakeland w u rained out. Tom Kidd, making Ma first appetrance of |b* season with last-place Tampa, drove in the Tarpons' winning run in the eighth inning with a tri­ ple. Tonight, Miami plays at ft. Petersburg, Port LaudevJale travels to Sarasota, Or­ lando goes to Lakela ad and Daytona Beads plays at Tampa. Tho Standings: W. L P r i Sarasota 38 71 *44 St. Petersburg 31 37 *34 Orlando 30 IT .328 Lakeland 31 2* *33 Fort Lauderdale to 30 .483 Miami Zf 33 *30 Daytona Beach 23 34 .424 Tampa 24 34 .414 Written far MBA Making a shallow water or dock start, tbs driver should sim hla boat is the m w direction tho nkter fact*. A nkter la a* tha mercy of tha driver s t tba ntarte slnca ha cannot turn bin ski* until ho is planing an tba water. Tba driver sbaald make *urt tbat tow linea a n not tangled or worn. Attaching tow linea to tha beat ia vary important, both from a standpoint •i skiing pleasure and safety. A low lag pylon, attached several feet forward o f tba motor and high enough t s clear It in a satisfactory rigging. Ths simplest method af rig­ ging to an outboard is to at­ tach two ring* or hooks ■ few inches from tbe top of the transom and Just to tho aides of the motor cut-out A Vi hapod brldla is attached to these hooka and the actual tow Una flxsd te the eenter of tha bridle. Attaching tow line* to the lifting handles on tha tran­ soms of most outboards is a dangerous practice. They o n so fur apart that —la a sharp turn with tha boat banking severely — the additional pull o f a tow lino on the inner handle can sp . set ths towing c r a ft TOWING pylon and un­ tangled, unworn rope make good rigging. T Stands For Tennessee Now KNOXVILLE, Tran. (UPI) — The once famed single wing formation, tha sword of rug­ ged University of Tennessee teams of the past, wax par­ IN THE SOMMER. THEtially sheathed Thursday with apple, op a mans eye is the installation of a new coach USUAUY A HALF-PEELED with new Ideas. t p e a c h o n th e b e a c h Jim McDonald, 48, a former blocking back for Ohio State, CHRYSLER promises Voluntser fans they AIRTEMP will tee their team line up in the T-formstlon at least part ROOM AIR of tho time In the coming sea­ CONDITIONERS son and more than half of the time next year. CALL FA 2-8321 McDonald Thursday was ap­ NEB* YORK (U PI) — The pointed head football coach to Meta’ fans had e ball—from replace the ousted Bowden 2513 Park Or. cheering Casey Stengel to boo­ Wyatt. The university's hoard Air Conditioning of trustees also appointed Bob ing Roger Maria. Heat - Refrigeration Woodruff oa athletic director. 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I . t:M (■> W i r n (I ) ABC K»*»!*« R O M (4) Ch. « Mwa W l (*> Man* «•■<*!* ta 11:11 (H Waathae I t . * U:M (It Chaaaal I Thaatar (II Mallywaad Ma rla C avil cadi U:M ( l | Taalla SATURDAY A. M. I H ( l| » # . oa MU .VIA. > T H lM 1:1* III O r a a lr t Akaaaaa Report T:l» III Drputy Do* Varlatr ( • ) Bporta 1AI II) Coaatdovrm R ia a (I) W oathtr I II III Robin Hood (II Bachelor Vatkar i l l Carlooa*llla (II (p orta I II C ) g.-ltnca - Fiction It) NBC Nava Thaatar (II Tfcla la OoW I II III Ona Wap Mtrrar (I) Tka Ratal f i l l III (load M eralag III O K Iaar laMoala III Bapar Car B oar! H i Capt. Kanaaroo (11 Air Powar (I ) W alttr Craaklta — I It II) Ruff A Rtadr l l . l t I) Alala A tha ChipH ava aiaaha (11 lo t. BbowUm. (l> Mr. M ataa (II Maverick (II Ibarl Late la (II Rawhide (II Our Uimbtrdo ( t ) Bln* Alaac W ith Mitch (II M a la H (II Tha nialataaaa (I) I'm Dickons — lla'a F anatic (I) AllraA Kttahaoak H ear (II Prlc* la R lgkt (II IT Baaaal Strip C l Jack I’aar Show (I) Pr* A Caa 1 1 1 E y * * llntoa (II ABC Vtaal Rapaal (II Waw aaapa (II Chaaaal I R avaraaa m U U -P U rlda Nana (II Bporta Final l : U (•> •:»# H I • iU fiM fill T ill • t ill 1:11 1:11 1:11 10:00 11:11 11*1 11:1* 11:11 r 14 *4 III K la* III M lcbtr Maaaa Flaphaaaa III tjuparmaa It II f1 1 Farr (I ) K.a Tta Tta (»* Cartuonlrt 11:11 t l ) Maka Room For Daddy (I) n or Bacara IS) Itrama A Crcll l! Jl C l Hr. Wlaard t i t Sky Kmc II) B aa) Honor SATURDAY P. M. 11:11 ( l l M alta u i i a t Allakaaam <!» Ran.Sail t l ) C|!.* N in a Robert Trout t l ) Xot For Itlra 13:41 (II Itasaball— Datrolt at N. T. T onita’a The N lte To Go Out To A M otie ! ! ! Hl Ut - I N THE AT RE TOMTE ft SAT. $1.00 CARLOAD TRIPLE FEATURE NO. 1 AT 7:13 T in t Sanford Showing ■DRUMS OVER AFRICA" Frankie AVALON COLOR NO. 2 AT 9:13 ONLY Flrat Sanford Showing -CATTLE KING" Robert Ta;lor COLOR NO. .1 AT 11:30 ONLY "BO.MBEKS.3r IN COLOR Natalie Mood SHOWS TWICE NITELY FIRST TIME AT 7:15 *|f|lat*« :• frrirnl MOM : 'I TIIE REST AH It ANT atop the Space Neetlle a t the Seattle World's Fair forma the unusual set­ ting for a romantic scene between Elvis Pres­ ley and Joan O’Brien in Metro-Gnldwyn-Mayer's “It Huppcned a t the World's Fair.” Presley At Movieland Elvii Presley ii (he featur­ ed ita r next week at the Movie land Drive-In Thealcr. tie is the alar of “ It llappened at the World'* Fair," in color. Thii is on schedule for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Co-fealured i» ''5 Weeks in a Balloon," with Fabian, in color. The Movieland It featuring Wednesday and Thursday “ Misty" In color with David Ladd, and "Gorgo" a science thriller m color with Dill Traveri. On Friday and Saturday of next week a triple feature id offered: "Papa's Delicate Condition." with Jackie Glea­ son; "Diamond Head," with Charlton Heston, and "Can­ yon River," will) George Montgomery. All arc in color. 'Savage Sam' Fealured National league W. L. Pel. St. Dm is 4U 27 .397 San FrancUco 44) 28 .368 Lot Angcli-a 37 29 .581 Cincinnati 3d 30 .343 Chicago 37 3t .344 Milwaukee 33 34 .483 Pittsburgh 31 33 .470 Philadelphia 30 37 .448 Houston 27 41 .397 New Y’ork 23 43 .368 Thursday's Results Chicago 5 Houston 0 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati ll Philadelphia 1, night Only xames scheduled Saturday'a Game* Pittsburgh at Chicago Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee Lavs Angeles at St. Louis Philadelphia at New York American league W. L. Pet. New York 37 23 .617 38 28 .378 Chicago 34 26 .367 Boston Cleveland 33 28 .338 31 30 .331 Minnesota Baltimore 33 32 .322 law Angeles 34 33 .493 Kansas City 31 33 .461 Detroit 21 .11) .381 Washington 21 19 .3(6) Thursday'* KrvulU Minnesota 0 Chicago 4 New York 5 Washington 4 Boston 8 Detroit 3 Cleveland 11 Baltimore 8. night Only games scheduled Saturday's Game* Washington at Lavs Angeles, night Detroit at Kansas City, night Baltimore at Minnesota Chicago at Cleveland New York at Boston, 2, daynight NAM£_ ADORtCS. CITY_____ DATE OF VACATION. .ZONE .STATE. M O N D A Y A . M. 4 14 <t) Btgm Oa ■ ii (ii ngw o« • i l l (I) d rove g False 1:11 (I ) 1:14 (I) (4) 1:11 (I) f:M « :tt 1:14 1:44 141 I H IH 1:11 till I II 11.44 College s t the Ate Today Operation Alphabet Farm, Mar bed MsFort (I) Btats Mew* sad Weather (I ) Today (I) C e e e K is e Mews (I) M ishit's despot Tima l l ) Mishap M esso W o * ( • ) Cept- M eager#* (I ) Weather s a d Mow* (I t Todsp (I ) C arteaelllo l i t Jsoh LAUss M s * 11) Am oriess History it ) Bemper Seem ( t l O sll Harm Mho* II) Bay Whom (I) Calesdar (SI Mr. Magoe 14:11 (I ) (4) (5) I t .I I II) (I) (S) 11:11 (I) (4) (I ) Flap Teas I n * 1 Laos U * Cartoon Capers Tho HeCopa Fries i s Mighi Ann Bouthorn rthow Fate * d lsd p s Keren K eys C easeeusttam N ews M O N D A Y P . M. 14 44 !•) l e s s Flewe km*res (I) T***«**o* If ale Ford (4) Laos *d U 4 e t l t) i l l Harry M oisosor II II IS) F slk tr k n ow s S t t i (I ) Isaiah la s T tw trrrw l l j Ttutk so Casasn so sv ss II II (I) OWldlBf l l s i it ) W1VC H ave 1.1! 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Now s t 44 (S) T.sffilms I 41 43) Urn Jorrod 41) Fosswosd (I) Dap la C s a n I II 13) Tho Doctors ( t ) Arl U sb la sssr ( l l Jans Wymaa Fratr o ts • 44 (I ) lajrotts T s s s g dksw t i l M llllosslrs III Q so«s la* • Ms* I II (3) Tau Don't Bay II) To Tall The T rslk (I ) Who O s Tea Trees I I I II) Dead I** B dw std s Nows w ith Wo Msww 4.II (I) Tko M stih Osmo It) A a o r ls s s BondrVand (I ) Bvrrol Btorsi 1:14 11) Mkko Room (or Daddy (■) A ls o • ( Mi She (II Dlscovary ' l l 4 II ( t ) Amerloaa Mowssload I II (I) 14MC Maw* 1:44 ( » (■) (ll I II (I ) I I I It) • *d |d ) Fopryr F tap k ssss The Most s f • s s s s h s Ckockm als d s s t s C lass Boras * A lios W m lk w M r * Misses First Game NEW YORK (UPI) — Aft­ er 17 years of ptrfect Attend­ ance, veteran American Lea­ gue umpire Rill McKinley Thursday misled his first K a m a whan ha waa sidelined by A virua. Counts Signs NEW YORK (U PI)— Johnny Counts, wdio jumped from the semi-pro Stamford, Conn. Bear* to tha New York Glaifts last season, has signed hia 1003 contract with the N a­ tional Football League team. V -! .nv»> ii | ( LA K E M 0HR0E Charcoal Broiled' Steaks BAR & PACKAGE stopping at Hill's station but crowd of Sanford. You can be fhey didn't remember leaving proud of ex-Navy Chief Ray Palmer and his wife as they Cathy. are doing a good job of taking over the management ol Club Diamond, located south of De­ Three Straight HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — nary. It'* a spacious nite-spot Norman Tokar has been se­ and where else can you find a lected for the third year in dancing waiter on .Sunday a row to direct a picture lor night? Entertainment on Fri­ Walt Disney. This timo he day and Saturday nights, al­ will play his talents in the so. TWO MORE line place4 to high action feature film, impress your visiting vaca­ "Savage Sam." The young director pre­ tioners are Jim Spencers viously handled the reins on where the Danish Lobster Disney's "Big Red." He also tails are aweet and succulent directed and wrote the popu­ amt the atmostpheru cordial lar, two part, two hour "Won­ —and the Carib* Cocktail derful World of Color" Tele- Lounge in downtown Sanford vision show, "hammy, The where the decor is modern and mighty imptessin' with Way-out Seal." its black walla decorated with pictures (a "must sea for Young Magic yourself") and the ceiling HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — trout which is suspended Eddie Junes, teen-age star of Walt Disney's "Summer Mu while (ringed turquoise um­ gtc" showed hia prowess as brellas. Lake Monroe Inn is another a performer at a tender age. *put known fur good steaks When Eddi* was just 18 month* old he sang tux first and its spacious dining room song on Ihc radio. It was witli lake view can easily "Je»us Iasvci Me," His re­ tako care of the liampiel pertory h."vs been Increased crowd. No need In heat up the in "Summer Magic" where lie kitchxn Saturday night—not will sing three dints with when you can take the entire llayley Milts: "Fingerin'," family out lo -Sam 'and " Beautiful Beulah," and "The Kalhy 's liar ami Grill in Lake Mary and havp a fish dinner Pink of Perfection." for only Ta cent*! Say. doesn't all Hits make McHale Sails On you want lo gu tabic hopping HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - lilts week end 7 It looks as if television's "McHale's Navy" will be made Into a feature movie at Uni­ Sox (Jet Catcher BOSTON (UPI) — Ed Mcversal. It will he one of the first lime* a full length film Guiuness, IH-yi-itr-uld ton of a will be released while Ihe | naval submarine squudron video version is still being commander, baa signed a con­ tract with (lie Boston Itrd Sox. beamed. LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE 1*« MILES NORTH OF SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS CALL FA 2-3108 S A. M, TO 2 A. M. • < DAYS A WEEK Buffet Unlimited! MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. $135 Dan Carpenter, Mlining kt, wow serve* your favorite drink In our cocktail lounge. COCKTAIL HOUR DAILY 5 to 7 P.M - Reduced price*. Dance to Ihe mu-slc of The Jack R***ma* Accordion (a real delicacy the way we prepare thrm! . . . Ihry are NOl' French Fried!) Paul Ca*kcy Ila** Fiddle Drums ! / j / / OPEN SUNDAY MIXED DRINKS PACKAGE DINING (D hw w nd •THE AREA'S .SPARKLING NITE SPOT" Now Under Management Of Ray Palmer - l .?4.N. Ret. And Ihitlle I'llmM IIWV. 17-92 - SOUTH OF DKDARY “Willie” is buck - on Sundays H IG HBALLS......... 50c FISH FRY ON FRIDAYS PIZZA STEAKS SEAFOOD spa g h etti YOUR JET LANES FV 27il2 CHOICE COM HI NATION 1*1. AH E R (Danish l.ahalrr Talk ami Ui.yal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS Sauteed In Melted nulter UNDER TIIE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cherae* and' Meat*—Free To Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner DANCE TO GOOD MUSIC EVERY NIGHT South French Are. Sanford Phone FA 2-0331 NEXT TO MELODF.P. SKATING ONORA ROAD, SANFORD — “NO WAITING FOR LANES" GUARANTEE! If you have lo wait for a lane - any night • we'll bay YOU AND YOUR PARTY A FREE COKE! Delicious Eating! Fish Fry T om urronr FREE NURSERY........... FREE DOWLING LESSONS M E L0 D E E * 7 5 ( S a tu r d a y ) N ile a l R o l i e r c Two Ends Agree NEW YORK (U P !) — The New York Jett of the Ameri­ can Football League today an­ nounced tha signing of v«t*ranv Perry Richards and Bob Matters for th« ilfrid stasua. Tele Ttukur Call FA 2-1231 for reservations RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... I3.J5 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (aweet an a nut) Populates Friday and Saturday Niles, 8 to 12. B E E R ........................ 35c — JIM SI'KNCEK'S — ROYAL RED SRRIMI* STORE CUT RATE WHISKIES Standings Watt Disney MAIL COUPON T00AY FOR BROCHURt T A B LE HOPPING Something Gone From Back Seat R I T Z Box 2874 P O M P A N O BEA C H , F L O R ID A Gh& a y r '/ n l i t (I ) My F rlM g FltikA (II Chrletephe* 1:11 ( l l Champlaaoklp W i n ­ l i t* t l ) F ilm Fare din g (I ) Air Fores Itory (IV Matinee Theater “Judy’s Subwtllute” (t ) Orel Heberts 1 11 ( t) .Sparta T hrills I I .I I (I) Senator Holland : : l l i l l Wash. Reputt THAT OLE’ Bummer nun comes down bright and lino (S) d u es: For Adventure 13:44 (I) Congressman Oursey hot but the people "in the know" are heading for one 13i*e (»> THA 3.04 (3) ltaaebkll — ( • ) Bateball— of the coolest and moat relaxing gpoU in town—Yep! Chic, at Los Ang. D etroit at M. T. »:IS («) Film Fare the modern Je t Bowling Lanes where John Spolski 1:4* (I) Herald s f T rslk 1 10 43) Matinee Theater and his crew go "all out" to make you comfy—for in­ (3) Baseball— 3:11 1*1 Hoy U u g.rs Feature U llw aukee at P itts­ stance. in case you might have to wait a few minutes 1:11 i l l VVaahlnalon Report burgh t 00 1*1 Kaleliluerupe for a lane, they'll sit you and your purty tiown with 1 :S4 (IV T il A 131 lluL-k Mule In One 1:44 (»> D lrectleas ' l l I 14 l l ) Wide World e f cold drinks. A fter last week’s tidbit on the new bil­ 1:11 (I ) Issu es A Answers (p orts liard tables, they’ve had a lively crowd around ’em 3:44 (I ) Bummer Tbestr# I 41 (IV Ch. • N ews Sill (I) Championship llrldge and the word ib that one of the VERY beat players (3) Flo. F ishing — Bea Taylor 3:11 (IV Roy Rogers Feature is a Junior High school teacher, of the fairer sex, too! I II (I) Ostte A Harriet 4:14 (1) Thunderblrd (Jolt C lsa ils 1:13 l l ) <'en. Kla. - Wash. Can you guess who? Report 4:11 (dV F ilm F ir s —ANOTHER fun spot oesrd:l# (I ) T ake Twe (I) Newecops I 14 ID Mr. Ed 41) n i g h t by and a place for keeping 1:41 (1) hander Vnnocurs l ; H ( I ) Ted Mask Am aleer H eur Report the figure trim is the MeloH I III Cen. Fin. BhowcMa (I ) Major Adam* TrailIS) The lllg Story manor dee Skating Rink. They are ISi F lying Doctor (1) Htar and tho Story offering all types of lessons 1:11 i*) Jackie (Vteaeon knew 1:11 (I t O. K. Callego MaWl l l ) The (Inllknt Men and ar« getting reservations (1) Victory s t Bos 111 Ram Renidlct 1:41 44) Tho T w ostleth C ssfor all-day skating parties. ALANREED, Ten. ( U P D I II ( l l Doftndora tury 1:34 (4) Hootenanny (») K e lli st le y Mr. and 3Irs. Charles Logan, Say, Moms and Dads—re 131 Joey llmtiup Show 43) Most tho Frees of Roswell, N. M., reluming member this L* a wholesome 144 III PaU Might M oflse 1:14 (I) Death Valley Days »:S4 t i l t*s«renre Walk 44) Froba home from a trip lo Illinois, n* safe place fur Jr. to let olf 1:34 III lla e e Uua Will Trn11) Newaropo looked in the back teat of steam on these long, schoolul 1.1# ( t ) C m !so U T eels 14:4* (It Fight s f the Week their car a scant 100 miles free days. (I) Bes Hunt l l ) (lummnha t l ) Lassie AFTER the above activities from home and discovered t i l l (4) Make That Spare 1:11 41) W iad ert*! W soH something was missing. It join your friends for drinks 14:44 m Bat Night Shew C slae III Mid-Flo. News 41) Den a Is. Iks M esses was their five-year-old daugh­ and dinner al the Capri. i l l rh I N ava (S) The J-teone Everyone knows that the ter, Cathy. II l s III Hollywood Meets d;44 (I ) Ed Bulllrsn Ahew Caenlaede 4l) Budday N ight Two hundred miles away In Capri serves a delicious, 11:11 (IV rbaw p lenskt* W rsss, M avis tender and juicy steak every lls g 1:11 (I ) c a r l l — Whore Are Alanrrcd, service s t a t i o n 4.44 (4) "The d a m s Nobody T ea owner Jimmy Hill looked up time. (Hmm, just talked my­ Raw" 1:41 (1) llon en ta from a car he wai servicing self into “dinner out” to­ 1:34 (IV Mantovanl t l ) Tha Mss) MsCsys a n d discovered something night!) The reason is that 4:14 41) O 8. Theater 10:v* II) S h o e of Week SUNDAY P. M. that wasn't supposed to bo Chef Dave Ilemicy fpart(I ) Candid cam era owner of the Capri) insists In there. Again, Cathy. (t ) V ales ef F1rss«s*s 11:11 (I ) Fklth ler Tedsy Idild d) W hat's My U s e (4 1 Homestead CSX. Hill notified Alanreed po­ buying only the finest cuts of 41) Mewsrd E. SsilvA lice; the Logans notified beef. U. S. choice. The wellVI.44 (I) N sw isep s (I) Harry H ekaestr Purtalis <N. M.) police and traveled set ser, ‘You can't N ews 200 miles later the family was beat their steak price*, any­ (•) Mld-VW Mows where." united. 11:11 (1) F etes O sss 11:11 (I) Ch. Miss Thee fee NOW HEAR THIS—Navy The Logans remembered United Presi International 1:44 (■) Hollywood Moris The Texas pioneers, who <everythin?. He fought for are vividly characteriied in what he wanted, what he had Walt Disney's action feature. lned> amJ wlut tl0 believes!, ‘ssavage Sam, were j u s t 1 “Savage Sum" is running about the toughest hombres the West has ever known. through Tuesday at llm Rita They lived or died according Theater. to their ability tu fight, and in “Savage Sam." Disney only the fittest survived. picks up where he left off In The early Texas settlers "Old Yeller" to felt the story fought Mexicans, Apaches, of the rough-anil-ready Coates Cum inches and each other family, and the Texas pion­ during most of the ititii cen­ eers who were their neigh­ tury. Each man ism Id do just bors. Doth movies were bas­ about a n y t h i n g ; t r a p , ed on liestsetling novels by shoot, h u n t , ride, fish, Fred Gipion. According to plant and harvest, breed Fred, his stories o( the early horses, build houses, tan west are mostly based on hides, preserve meat and true incidents. "My grand­ somehow have an opinion on father owned * big yellowstray dog who could throw wild range rattle and who once rescued him from meateating hogs. Out of these and other incidents I wrote, ‘Old Yeller,' " he says. In color by Technicolor, Walt Disney's feature motion picture "Savage Sam." stars Brian Keith, Tommy Kirk. Kevin Corcoran, Dewey Mar­ Floyd O ff To tin, Marta Kristen and Jeff York. Norman Tokar directed Training C am p the screenplay by Fred Gip­ NEW YORK (U P i)—Floyd son and William Tunberg, Patter urn flies to fa s Vegas. based on Gipson's best-selling M tdii*. ilr -isn d itia n si Nev., today to finish training novel. Bill Anderson co-pro­ tick wills V A C A T I O N N O W I ictsmmoJjtioni. for hia return heavyweight (um ll balcony im itating duced with Wait Disney. Bue­ litis fight tiu-re on July 22 tens. na Vista releases. IN SUNNY FLORIDA! with champion Sonny Liaton. Name your pleasure and you Liatun, who took the crown will find it at Lighthouse Cove TV HE NT AT. Na» tkiiaik SitisiStr ID. frum Patterson on a firstwhere nothing hoe been over­ • Sales • Krrvic* looked for vmir comfort end round knockout at Chicago enjoyment PRIVATE BEACH OAILT DIES last Sept. 25, plane to shift Seminole TV —300 fret (no street to cross), FA 2-(920 frum his Denver, Colo., train­ king alia swimming pool, shuffleZenith Color TV Stlea board courts. 9 -hole puffing ing quarters to Las Vegas OcunfriBt Iffitliner 34 71 2*100 Sanford Av*. green, water skiing, skin-diving. tl 7130 per puns, (m in over the weekend. iccupiscy. DEEP SEA FISHING . . . y o u are right At Pompano docks of worldr famous sport fishing fleet NOW Thru TUES. FREE GOLF!.. .Two 19 - hole per Ocnr.fmt Mats! Ite m 71 SO 72 Championship Courses. Play SHOWS I Mil) - 3.04) - 3:00 Is 33 00 ptr per .:r. tfevlll unlimited . . . plav every day. 7:01) - 9:04) •ceupaee/. FREE TENNIS!...Cm,mu*!play. STl DEN IS 50c 4 llll.DUES 33c ADULTS 80c Beautiful new COFFEE SHOP, Separate Villas (sleep sp fa serving bre.ikf.ivt and lunch un­ I) 314 00 pir day. til 3:00 p m. Planned activities and enlerlainment ^ / R E S O R T MOTEL and APTS . P.0. S a n fo h d S A M UAR& ANDKGRILL A T H Y 'S Lake Mary Where skuting is R in k | S FU For Mom, Dad and the Kids �-O fficers Wives Planning / Change O f Board Coffe a color television set, a stereo set or a table model radio, when the lucky tickets are drawn that evening, s e e RUBY HALL THINGS ARE LOOKING VP these days lor an attrac­ tive, perky Sanford mother ef two who has Just had two songs published. Mrs. Ruby Hall, has re­ ceived word that two ef her gospel music songs, Joy For­ evermore and Precious Sa­ vior have been published and are being distributed by the Gtorytone Music Ce. of Clove"I've always loved making wp longs, and have been Jot­ ting them down for years,” •aid Mra. Hall. Friends and family have long encouraged bar to see about having soma of them published, so she finally got piny, where her daughter, Carolyn sang the songs for the publisher, who "liked them very much.” Spurred on by this accep­ tance. Mrs. Hall has now written several other num­ bers, has gone back to tak­ ing piano lessons and Is busy writing more songs. "They Just seem to come to me, through inspiration of the many years, my family and I have been active in the music services and singing in eur church, (Church of God o f Prophecy )'* said Mrs. Both her ion Richard and daughter are now married and gone from borne, so Mrs. Hall has much more time to devote to her musle itudy, practicing and composing. Plana are In the miking now for the two published songs to be promoted at the annual assembly of the Church of God which wilt be heltf in Cleveland, Tcnn. In December. In the meantime, a well-known vocalist has promised to use the songs in louring the country. Copies are now available here at a local store In sheet music form, which will be easy u> recognize as Mra. Hall's picture is on tbo cover. QUOTABLE QUOTE from the Lions Pause edited by Bill McLauchlin; "The trouble wllh the national economy Is that there isn't anyl” And that's a good abort de­ finition if I ever heard ooa. LAVRA CHASE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randsll Chase of Be lair received her diploma from It. Catherine's School la Richmond Va. at commencement exercises held there recently. Laura baa attended St. Catberine's for four years where she took part la aavoral pUys, Including HMS Pinafore, The Galway Piper and Tartuffa, was active In student govern­ ment and In the Glee Club, the Music Club and the Choir. She served as secretary of the Glee Club tat her senior year. Laura has two younger bro­ thers, Randy, who will be a senior at SHS next year and DISPLAYING POSTERS made for the change of board coffee for the Officers Wives Club are left to right Mrs. Robert Mircheff, Mrs. Edward Deeekr, Mrs. R. L. Wright, who is chairman of the coffee and Mrs. A. M. Campbell. (Herald Photo) •ert and pretty dallies on itel posters plsced abosrd Sanford Naval Air Station kon to ail officers' wives come and attend the binge of Board Coffes" be held at 10 a. m. July at the NAS bellroom. Come and vote,” say the iters a i the wives will re an opportunity on that Monroe, R. W. Martin, G. F ATI officers' wives are t Schneider, G. W. Uffrain and ed to contact their respcc R. E. Lavender. representatives to the G The decorating committee by noon July 13th.,and I | , headed by Mrs. Wright and in turn will make reaei jtrs. L. A. Hesth, wife of lions with Mrs. A. M. Ca the commanding officer of bell, FA 2-7463. VAH-7. Olher members inThe colorful potters elude Mcadatnes: J. C. New- the artistic creations of 3 brought, G. M. Ryman, L. N. R. A. Mircheff, Mrs. Dec Dion, and D. A. Spinclli. and Mrs. Wright. fat. Miss Peterson, Jon Kindell Pittard Hottest For W ed In Garden Ceremony Class Meeting Achaol C lan o f T in t Baptist Church met at the borne of Mrs. George Pittard, on Rive nr lew, Are. for the monthly business and social. Mrs. C. L. Park opened the meeting with short devotions and prsyer and Mrs. H. E. Long, vice president, conduct* ed the business meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs. W. W. Horn. (Plans were discussed con­ cerning two welfare projects planned by the class. The program w as a general dis­ cussion on current racial problems. During the social hour, re­ freshments of pineapple cheese and peanut butter pie and iced tea were served by the hosts. Members also en­ joyed a tour of the PiUard grounds, swimming pool and Happy Acres Kindergarten and Nursery. Others attending w e r e Mmes. J. L. Hobby, Roy Miss Joyce Peterson, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Peterson of Alpine Dr. in Sanlando Springs, and Jon Alan Kindell, son of Mrs. Russell Hacker and the late Walter F. Kindell, were mar­ ried June IS at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Dennis Pcaeock, pastor of the Church of the Naiarene of Fern Park, officiated at the double ring garden ceremony held at the Peter­ son home. Mias Linda Furman, close friend of the bride, was solo­ ist for the program of nuptial music before the ceremony. The bride, given in mar­ riage by her father, chose a formal gown of lace and tulle featuring a Sabrina neckline. Her illusion veil fell from a crown of pearlized orange blossoms and her bridal bou­ quet was of white carnations and pink sweetheart roses. Matron of honor was Mrs. Don Shaulis, cousin of the bride. She wore a fuchsia Drake, Glen Price, Curtii taffeta dress with chiffon Lavender and Helen Stapler. overskirt, fuchsia accessor- DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. George Zeller of Sanford Avenue have had as their guests, Mr. and Mr>. Louig Duryea of Baldwin, Long Island, N. Y. Going-Away Splash Party 4' LAURA CHASE Casselberry Personals By Jana Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mc­ Clain and children, Jackie and Marvin Jr. of 221 Lake T r i p l e t D r, Casselberry, have a i their houaeguesta Debbie Deckman and Bonnie Cohen, friends from Camp Hill, Pa., who will be here un­ til the end of the month. nett, Sanford, to James W Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Tayi»fi of Poplar Rluff, Mo. The wedding la planned for June 2D, at 3 p.m. in the Chapel of the First Hnptiit Church, Sanford, The bride's slater, Mrs. Jamra Vaughn will be ma­ tron or honur and her hus­ band, James Vaughn, will bo best man. No formal Invitations arc Wing extended and all friends of the coopts are invited to attend. Mrs. Jon Alan Kindell Mrs. Boone Honored With Baby Shower By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Alton Boone of Cas­ selberry was guest of honor at a baby shower given by Mrs. Earl Massey at her home at 43o Hibiscus Rd. Tuesday. A centerpiece made of baby blue anil pink Tarnations decorated the serving tabic. Refreshments of cup cakes, decorated in pink and blue, were served with lemonade, mints and nuta. The honoree received many lovely baby gifts from those present. Guests I n c l u d e d Mrs. Boone's mother, Mrs. James Ryland ami Mrs. Larry Jen­ kins, Mrs. Rodney Cable. Mrs. Darius Pringle, Mrs. Vernon Wcinhart ami Mrs. G. F. Mcssick. Honors Jeannette Rensch Josh who will be • sopho­ more. The Chases will b« leaving soon U> spend the summer at "old Cape Cod,” as has been their practice for a number of jeara. In the fall, Laura will attend Green Mt. Junior College for girls in Poultney, VL The bride's mother wore a blue nylon dress with pleated skirt and white accessories. She carried white sweatheart roses with blue streamers. H ie mother of the groom wore a pink dress with white accessories and carried white sweetheart roses with pink streamers. JEANNETTE RENSCH, center, enjoyed nn afternoon of fun and awimming with her Sanford friends before leaving for New Mexico. W ith her are her nintur, Susie, left and Delihiu McLain, right, hostess for the party. * (Herald Photo) iliss Jeannette Rensch was rge Pittard, on Riverview served during the afterrn csl of honor at a recent Ave. for an afternoon of Guests included the I ................................... swimming in the Plttard'a orces sister. Sue Rensch, Choosing buttons for a dress? Buttons can add em ­ phasis to a costume when the color Ls repeated In pip­ ing, binding, or belt. But too sharp a color contrast be­ tween buttons and garments produces a spotty effect. Frequent cleaning will keep your waiitype can opener running smoothly. A small brush—perhaps a new tooth­ brush-will help you to work suds into the gripping gears and keep the cutting blade and working parts scrupu­ lously clean. FoDowing the tars assay a reception was held at the Peterson home for M friends and relatives o f the couple. The serving table was eenter* ed with an arranfsm eat ed white gladioli and carnation# flanked by candles. The four-tiered wedding cake was cut and served by Mrs. L. C. Eldridge, grand, mother of the bride and Mrs. Eddie P. Rufer, cousin of the bride. Presiding at the punchbowl were Mrs. H. H. Peterson and Mrs. H. W. Peterson, aunts of the bride. Miss Judi Peterson, cousin of the bride, was la charge of the guest book. The couple left the next morning for a wedding trip to Franklin, Ohio. For travel. Ing Mrs. Kindell chose a pink cotton dress worn with white accessories. Her corsage was the carnations and roses from her bridal bouquet. The cou­ ple will make their home on Thirteenth St. in Longwood. Out of town guests at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hacker, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kindell of Franklin, Ohio; Otis Zipper, er, great grandfather of the bride and Mrs. Elsie May Caruthers and Mrs. Irene Caruthers, great aunt of the bride, all from Coleman. #. Osteen Personals Mr. and Sirs. James Wallin have been called to Durham, N. C.,' by the death of her mother, 3Ira. C. A. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pell spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crews of Yulee. They were accompanied by their chil­ dren and her brother, James, who had visited the Pells for one week. When they return­ ed Mrs. Pell’s sister, Mary Jo Crews, came home with them Couple Enjoys Northern Trip By J a m Casselberry Mr. and Mrs. Darius Prin­ gle of Hibiscus Rd., Cassel­ berry, have returned home after a month's trip that took them to Clarksburg, W. Va., where they visited his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. J . T. Pringle and to Akron, Ohio, their former home, to visit relatives and trends. On the return trip they stopped off to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ciumic Messick o( Coolemee, N. C. Mrs. Messick and Mrs. Cosby Sales returned to Casselberry with them for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. .Mes­ sick, neighbors of the Prin­ gles. for a month visit while Tan* ara and Jo Anne Pell remain­ ed at their grandparents* home in Yulee. Wayne Bacon of N e"w Springfield, Ohio, and P. D. Wolfe, of New .Middletown, Ohio, spent several days with Wayne’s grandmother, Mrs. Clarence Snyder. The boys both graduated from Peters­ burg, Ohio, High School this year and will enter college this fall. Kcnnclh Hoaack is a patient in Winter Park Hospital following a serious eye injury which he received at work. Mr. and Mra. II. B. Nixon and daughter!, Jane Nixon and Sirs. Kenneth Hosack, were vacationing in Birming­ ham, Ala., when notified of Kenneth’s injury. IX O R A l FROM ---- Your Downtowa Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. 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P Portable Special! — 1 ONLY — UNDERWOOD PORTAULE, CASE $29.95 New ititi.T Underwood I’ortuble Keyboard Tabulator • Luggage Carrying Case. 913.03 Dn., $8.03 Mo. . $98.00 plus tax Victor Adding Machine — 1903 Demonatrator — 1 Only — • Subtraction • Multi­ plication $8.20 Dn, $8.05 Mo. 987.73 plus tax New 1963 Underwood Adding Machina — • Subtraction • Multiples! ion — 915.56 D n, 98-95 M o . ......................... 9115.00 plus tax Now 1963 Underwood Electric Adding Ma­ c h in e — • Subtraction • Multiplication • Credit Dalanc*• 99 Million Capacity • Weighs leaa than 10 Um. $21.99 D n, $16.05 par Mo 9185.00 plus tax 11 x 14 WALL PORTRAIT 1130 E. Colonial Orlando, Fla. 3 Days Only LAST DAY - SAT. JUNE :2nd i • SELECTION O f fU U POSES • PICTURES DELIVERED IN STORE POW ELL’S OFF1CB SUPPLY 117 Magnolia A r t ,___________ Sanford. Fla. Sanford, Florida t �Iff W—ftrl Im Q F rf. June 21, *65—Pape 9 DeBary Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary By Mn. Mam Mailer Mr. anti Sirs. Arthur C. II. Power Sr. ol Naranja Road celebrated their golden wed­ ding anniversary with a re­ ception held a t their home in DeBary. They were married in Hart­ ford, COnn., June T, 1913. by Rev. Ray Sturtevint. They moved to DeBary nine year* ago. after retiring. Hr. Power was an attorney and has as­ sisted the DeBary Republican Club, the property owners of DeBary, and other organiza­ tions in legal matters. About 133 guests paid their respects to this grand couple on their golden anniversary. Their sun and daughter-inlaw, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. If. Power Jr„ of Bloomfield. •V J., were Ihe hosts. A large three tierrd cake centered I one buffet table, and two crystal punch howls, flanked tra> a of tea sandwiches, cookies, d ie *e dips and mint*. The guest* sat out­ doors underneath the mag­ nolia, orange and pine trees until threatening skies drove them indoors. Mrs. Power Jr. wss keeper of the guest hook. Out ot town guests attending besides the 135 from DeBary were, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Pten* of Alamo. Trnn., Mrs. Hervey Vassar of Bloomfield, X. J.; Mr*. William N, Benncti. of Hast Orange. N. J.; Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Parsons, of Clinton, Conn , and Pompano Beil eh, Fla., and the Misses Sarah and Dorothy Burr of Hamden. Conn. James McGees Return From Vacation (OsaA • By Abigail Van DEAR ABBY: My husband and t - cars of the hospital. On th e card 1 were divorced ten years aro. We have asked if I could m « her. To my sur­ prise, the roses were returned to troth remarried. When we parted, I got custody of our children, a l>oy my home during the night by an anti a ifirl. I consented to let our son orderly, who claimed he waa ‘‘going live with his father because the boy steady” with her. There waa a misty was older, anil his father could give note from him attached to the roees. him more than I n t the time. The It wna found by my parents and I complications: My son is belay mar­ was deeply humiliated. Should I pur­ ried. My daughter and I were not sue this nurse further? invited to the wedding. When I asked EMBARRASSED my son why, he said it would causa * too much of a mix-up in the seating DEAR EMBARRASSED: Tele­ arrangements. My ex-husband's pres­ phone the nurse and ask her pointent wife is very jealous, and I think blank If she is interested in seeing she hutl a lot to do with all this. you. The orderly might have been out Many of my friends will I* at the of order. « » * * wedding, and will wonder why I'm not there. I wouldn’t want them to DEAR ABBY: You can tell Mrs. think 1 refused to attend my own Wet Pillow for me th a t any wpmnn son's wedding. What should I do? I who cries herself to sleep been inti want to see m r son mon ied. her husband hunds her n $20 bill and says. "Here. Honey, go buy yourself HURT GUESTS AT THE HOME of Mr. ;.nd Mrs. Arthur 0. H. Power Sr., of I»osomething for Mother's Day,” needs Mary, who celebrated their golden weddhiyr anniversary, recently. Left DEAR lU'RT; Go to the wedding, to have her head examined. She to riirht are Dr. A rthur 0 . II. Power Jr., of tlloomfield, N. J.. Mr*. Helen sit mi the groom's side and enjoy a should have MY old man. I have tt» Vanaiir, Mrs. Ann Renett, of East Orange. N. J., the honorees Mr. and Mrs. mother's privilege of seeing her son buy u card for myself and beg him tr» Power Sr. and Mrs. Power Jr. (("ox Photo) married. Ami hold your head high sign it. Ask Mrs. Wet Pillow if she'd anti smile while you're doing it, like a slightly used husband who'a • » • • real good at keeping his nose wet? DEAR AltilY: 1 am a 26-yearWRUNG OUT * • • • old manJacoby who recently spent ten days By Oswald in the hospital. I took a liking to a CONFIDENTIAL TO LUCKY certain nurse, who let! me to believe LUCY: Divorce your business instead NORTH (II) It The moat important change Now* taka a look at the she was available. After leaving the of your hutdinnd and try to make a A ID7 in contract play in the hist 15 hospital I sent her a dozen roses in North ami South hand* and real home for your family. VQJ Qaaoby year* ha* liven the emergence of the lead of low from three small us stundaid expert pro­ cedure, rather than the book lead from the top. A few expert* started to do this right after World War If. As the ycui* went by more and more joined the fold until Unlay only a few die-hard* stick to the hook procedure. Furthermore, the records seem to show that those die-haul* aren't really experts any more since their name* never ap­ pear among tournament win­ ner*. It seems that it is about time tor the public to take up and usa this improvement In playing tactics. I have used it in my talde of lead* in “ Win OndJjiidqsi 4KOJH * AK to a WFNT FAST not! A A3 * J 4 V 10 9 7 62 VKi) ♦ * 11 ♦ A2 *J 9 Aiii SOITH 8 K JS YAH • 1097 8 0 1 )1 North and South vulnerable North Kail Smith Wftl 1♦ 1A IN r. Pass 3X Paso .1A !*»«» 3 N T. Pa*a Pi * rasa Opening lead—* 1 the bidding. West opens the deuce of spades. Fust takes his ace and returns the six. If your opponent had Jed the top of three small, you would play the king of spnilea. You are reasonably sure thru if Fast held seven spades ha would have bid a second time over North’s two elubs. so th at Wrst Is marked with the queen of spade* for hi* opening lead. So you ploy the king and West’s ipiren block* the snit. IIut you suppose that West diif not hold the ipieen, tint opened low from three small. You must finesse the jack be­ cause the odd* aie that Fast holds the ipieen. West lakes hi* quern, return* the suit and down you go. W iqhliqhJtA 7:30-8:30 p. m. NBC. Inter­ Ry Mrs. Adam .Muller national Showtime. “The Mr. and Mrs. James Me Seals Ice Revue." (rerun) A Gee have returned to their particularly attractive pro. home on Columbine Trail. sentstion fur ire show fans is DeBary. sfter a 30 dsy trip repeated tonight hum Maun that look them through 13 Heim, Germany, with figure stales. ► skating by olvmpic star JarThey stopped at place* nf qnriine du Itief, interest on Die Gulf Route to 8 30-11:30 p tn. CBS. Route Mobile, Ala., and New Or­ ni . . shall forleit his dog leans. They particularly en and ten shillings in Ihe king." joyed the French ijuartrr, in (rerun). This episode wal­ New Orleans. cotiy"’ and huvr made it standlows in poetic rhetoric, which Tlu-v went to Texas and ord in the Jacoby system. Of l THREE STUDENTS of the Tolar School of completely lonfiise* ihe moral Oklahoma with ils rice pad­ course, t have been using it f Piano, who were named to the National Fratern­ Issue.*, hut not Ihe exciting dies snd wheat fields. In for many years in my own ity of Student Musicians honor roll for 1963, action, or the unusual ending. t h e y Chattanooga, Tenn.. ! piny. sfHinsored by the National fiuild of Piano Teach­ 0:30-10 3n p in. CHS The toured Rock City and Look­ ► ers and the American College of Musicians. Seat­ Alfred ildi brock Show. Aight out .Mountain, then on to Vir­ ed a t the piano is Rebecca Patterson and staudiny; ginia where they visited sons, are Louise Steak ley and Grejt Carlton. Greg and Robert Dunn and C. Layton, By Ruth Millett Louise are six year honor roll students and HeOVER 33 YEARS their live grandchildren and i becca Is a five year student. At first A Pal met In There mud t-e a kil of For (lie wii in an who was a three great grandchildren, in Have you ever thought of (Alongside old |Mt«l nllice) embarking on a business ca­ women in the same position. happy and successful home­ Washington, 1>. C. maker and muther the job is reer as a "Weekend Mo­ This is reflected m my- mail. really ideal. th er!" I believe many of these And there’s one nlhrr thing Eva Spears The suggestion is prompted women ruuld soil# their She needn't consider tier age by a letter trout a middle- protilmn by running an ad as a handicap, since most ► T o Marry I aged widow who i* disturbed vertisement in their local young couple* feel safer in • Carpel* • Furnlluro by Ihe tact she can’t gel a newspaper that would re.al, leaving their children wilh a • Tile • Piano* Piano pupils nf Mis* Mar- i Christine Jane Hurward; Rev- S. B. Pratt job because of her age and something like this: . settled, middle-aged woman • Henlni Red* garct Du via presented their ] olut binary Etude (Chopin), “ Weekend Mother. Willing! than with a younger person, lack of business training. Mis* Eva Bell Spears, annual recital at the Sanford Bedford Aiken and Prelude in “I don't have job exper­ to come into your home and Woman's Club which wn« elab- C Sharp Minor (Rachmuni- daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth ience, it's true,” -die »ay». run it and funk after your Spears, of Sanford, will be “ But I’ve hail years of ex­ c h i l d r e n . Experience; 10 miff), Handy Richards, mutely trim* formed into married in July to Samuel perience in running a home. years of managing my own lovely garden setting. Benjamin Pratt 3rd. son of “ What are women my age home and taking care of my Usher* were John Charles Q _ ... Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Pratt, oi supposed to do? I have to own children,” •mt.1 David Aiken, presiding ^ C I H O r L d tlZ C I lS i in the flower room were Avis Charleston, S. C. supplement my Income, but So nfleli I hear the parents Miss .Spears, a graduate of nobody Is willing to givo inc nf young children say: “ If W right Davis, Anne Aiken, Are Also Seminole High School and a chance.” David Richards, Lowri! Jef­ Rob and 1 could only gel Frsktne College, resides at 11 fords and Jimmy Buckler away for a weekend ocean Individuals Meeting St., in Charleston. Assisting with refreshments, tonally. But we haven't anyFormerly a secretary wilh Enterprise following the program, were one to leave with the children lb * authors of a booklet Mmes. C. K. Thomas, K. F. called “Your I m p o r t a n t Charles Scribner and Sons, that we can trust.” Lane. Dick Aiken. Floyd Rich­ Years" point out that the m a­ publishers, m New York, she Assisting A "weekend mother" would­ ards, A. S. Kintaw. Frnest ture person resents labela Is now employed as a medical n't have to fed like a servant Southward, ffawey Hale, J. W. “ senior citizen'* snd “old­ secretary. or just a baby litter. She -Mr. Pratt, also an Ersklnr M YF Groups Buckler, Joe Routh, J. T. ster." partly because they would be temporarily replac­ f Adams, T. C. Brown. I. J. are too cute, but chiefly be­ graduate, completed hts first ing Hie mother, whieh mean* Members of the morning BE SURE TO Jarrell and Mis* Patricia liar- cause he dislikes any label, year as a student at the Mid WSCS of Enterprise Memor­ she would In* taking on a job ward. of real responsibility and preferring to think of himself, leaf College, of Charleston. The wedding will tie sol­ ial Methodist Church met in trust. The following program svas as he always bai, as an in­ TA K E ALONG emnized st the Associate Re­ the Church Annex with Mrs. enjoyed: Holiday (Kortling) dividual. Allan Sain ss hostess. Mrs. by Susan Adams and Suzanne The older person has a per­ formed Presbyterian Church, Hermit Wiggins was in HOMETOWN Drown; M a r c h i n g Song fect right to want to he re­ of Due Wrst, S. C., early in charge nf the program. July. (Hehaum) Charles Thomas; garded as an Individual—be The evening group met at NEWS . . . Polonaise Militnire (Chopin) cause he is one, every hit as ALWAYO F i w e r QUALITY the home of Mrs. Bertha "CLEAN" IS WATCHWORD Larry Williams; The Harp much as be was is a child, Hardin and Mrs, B W. CartNo m atter bow conscien­ I (Rea) Donna Gale Routh; Ice a* an adolescent, or tn his Ion presented the program. tious you are about following SUMMER' C a r n i v a l (Itarori) Susan middle year*. Both group* *re planning to Southward. Just look around at all the a beauty routine, you can de­ assist the MYF groups with SPECIAL! Majesty of the Deep (Hom­ older persons you know. Are feat yourself by using un­ an ice cream supper social er), Anna Aiken; Legend* there any two nf them alike? clean combs, brushes and Frocee*!* will be used to washcloths. Each time you (Tichendorf), Jimmy Buckler; Of course not. send the young people to sum Setter than a letter Some are hard workers, shampoo your hair or have nier camps. Tho Detective (Schaum), Ken­ your hair set at a beauty sa­ neth Sandon; Walls in A Ma­ some are idle. Some are In­ The MYF members have lon, clean your combs and from home - receiving jor (Schubert), Tequilla Ches­ dependent. some have given been collecting newspaper* brushes. Keep them sparkl­ snd other projects to help fin­ ser; The Dreamer (Gnrmnn), up Some have courage, some ing. The Sanford Herald — Harley Sykes; Polonaise In A seem defeated. Some are ance the summer program. You should also change Anyone who would like to f Minor, on original composi­ long faced, some are happynt your vacalion spot! looking. Some likr to laugh, your pillow cate snd see that assist these young people tion by Stanley Yihlen. hair scarves are as fresh as with the summer plant are The Juggler (Kernl. Danny others like to sigh Some are your new coiffure. asked to call Rev. Foster st Hale; Curious Story (Heller), interested in everything new, Also washing your face NU 8 5193. Candy Southward; Yakima others are interested mainly with a dirty washcloth is log (Rea) David Aiken; polish In themselves. Some are aet ically a step in the wrong dl Danee opus 75 (Kngtenmnn) tn their ways, some are ven­ reel ion, although many of us While rain doesn't hurt the turesome. And so it goes Drnise Jarrell; March in F golfer. It does no good to the do it without thinking. Con­ If you think all older per Major (Gnynor.) Christo* Kintinued use of a washcloth that golf rluhs and bug — so why ions are alike, or if you tend law l.«n'l clean can lead to skin not equip them with a piastic r Concerto fn F Flat Major to group them all together, infection*. raincoat for showers. (Farle), Ponajd Whitmire; you Just aren't well acquaint­ Gigue rtretnnne (Rnchmann), ed with many older person*. Yet that srrm s to he the John Charles Aiken; The Singing Fountain I Nit-man), biggest injustice done today toward older pervms—lump­ ing them all together and re ­ Casselberry ferring to them as our “sen­ JR. ROYS* ior citizens," and regarding ALL COTTON them as a problem simply because they have pasted POLO SHIRTS F orm erly o f H etty Anne'w llu im ly liiiK » from middle to old age. So look carefully and listen Mr. and Mrs. David Merrifield and children. Curt and Intently to the nest so-called arc now affiliated with I^iuta. uf Aurora, III., are vis­ “senior ritizen" you happen iting his mother, .Mrs. Joyce to meet. It Ju-t might happen b u m 4 to I I Merrificld. at le-r home on that you will discover bow Crystal Bowl Cirri# in Cas- "young" he is — despite bis 100' o combed cottons tribe rry. The children will years. in wanted crew neck 2 3 1 0 OAK A V E . stay with their grandmother | Don't automatically dismiss stylo! Smart stripes in while the parent* enjoy a few him a* being an “oldster” a wide color selection. M l W. F irst Nt. For A p p t Phone FA 2-7681 days at Boca Grand# and whose important year* are AH mmhiitu wunnaide. * Kivlera Beach. P***- T V Tim e Previews of the Owl." (rerun). The act­ ing is good, ihe action is slow, an,I Ihe suspense fair­ ly sustained throughout. 0:30-10:30 p. tn. AHi’. 77 Sunset Strip. “The Reluctant Spy.*' (rerun). This series seems happiest with cloakand-daggrr pints more suit­ able to comic opera. This episode Is a definite cut above previously similar plot* JUN E S P EC IA L! B WHI.F (Limit Pupils Present Annual Recital IIF .\n TOKENS M d 5 Per Family) Each Token I* Good For On* 20 Lb. Wanh (Twic* A* Much An A Reg. Washer) (jJd Jhsz (jQomsm: Sanford Furniture Co. thank* to a heavier effort by star Efrem Zimbalist Jr. ae Stu Bailey. in II p. m. NBC. The Jack Paar Show, (rerun), (color). This could be titled “ From th« sublime to the ridiculous'* with guests Including Senator Ted Kennedy and Mrs. Ken. nedy, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Monique van Vooren. AT THE Launderama 27th St. Allrndant On Next To I’inecrcnt School Duty Mon. Thru Sat. FROM 9 A . M. - 4 P.M. LAUNDERAMA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAT Planning your VACATION ? WSCS PENNEY’S O N LY announcing IN T H E U. S. Just Call Us Today! Sandy & Laura Personals 2 - $1 Dawn's Beauty Salon ANYWHERE F A 2-2611 or G A 5-5938 (Eljr i^rralh Sanford. Florida �- r»«a w -"i-w *a i.v» Legal Notice t in t w vivtw Leqol N o tic# rm crrr r e m . jcM n n r m c rtr te r m . l a ra i R atata a f ' r w a tM tiB WIL1JAM C. HILL ■AM I FWDZ* *X L NATIONAL MORTOAOK ABtOCtATlON. a Car. parallaa i r m l M l andsr aa Act of C o n n tn and axlattna pursuant to l i t Federal Na­ tional Mortaaa* Aisodatlou Ckarttr Aet. having It* prin­ cipal office In the City of Washington, District of Calumbl*. P lalatlfT , -*»- Classified Ads Bring Results IB* Cawrl a f m-RRCI,!. I.RDFORtv and ■ANOKA I.KDroftD. hla Wife, Dvfsndanta. NOTICR Id HKRKBT OIVEX purauant to a Final Da­ rt-** of Forarloauro dated Jan* It, 1111, and antarad In Chancarp Caaa Xo. n .a li of Ih* Circuit Court of th* Xlath Judicial Circuit In nod for Brmlnol* I'ounlp. Florida. Wharaln PKDKKAL NATION­ AL MORTOACIE AMHOCIATinN a corporation oreanlaad under an Act of Condraaa and ailalInn purauant to tha Fadaral National Martaaga Aiaoclatton Charter Act, having !>■ prin­ cipal office in th* Cltp of Washington, District of Col­ umbia, la the Plaintiff, and HURHKLL LEDFORD and KANDRA LEDFORD, hla wlfa, art tha Defendant*. I will a*II to Iho blnhtat and beat bid­ der for eaah at lha Front Door of th* Hamlaola Oountp Courthous* In tha Clip of fanford, Counlp of gemlnolt, Florida, at ll:fr« A. x . an tha >th dap or Julp, 11(1, tha following daacrlhtd properlp aa aat forth a said Final Dacraa, tn-wlt: Jeit 1, Ranlandn Ratataa, Flrat Addition, an par plat tharaof aa recorded In PUt Book It, page 47. of tha Publlo Itocorda of Bsmlnola Counlp, Florida. •mOBTHKIl WITH tha following houashold appllaneaa which ar* and ahall b* daam*4 to ba flitaroa and a part of tha rtaltp: WeatlnnhoUM (Iran No, 0 L A -1 I-I Waatlnghnua* guf. Unit Xo. PUA MX PI Monogram Furnace No. CII-141P-K DATED thl* 11th dap of Jons, A. D. 1141. (HEAL) Arthur If. Baekwlth. Jr., Clark of Ih* Circuit Court of flemlnol* Count/, Flor­ ida Up: Margaret E. Tyre, D. C. Mack N. Clavaland, Jr. and Carroll Uurka Attornapa for Plaintiff Mult* S1J Hanford Atlantia Nafl Ilk Uldg. Hanford, Florida Publish J u a e SI, ISM. O D I-tU IN T1IR CIRC l*IT Ctrl'KT OF TMR NINTH Jt l Hl IAL f lR . errr Dareaaad Tau and each o f you ar* haraby notlflsd and required jrou. Toots gad equipment to present any claim* and damandi which you, or allhar of furnished. Write C.T. I, Box you. map bar* against tbo 33, e'o Herald. salat* o f WILLIAM C. H IM , dice seed, lata o f aald County, to lb* Counlp Jud as of Kami- 8, For Rout not* County, Florida, a t hi* offlca In th* court house ar EFFICIENCY Apartment on aald Tounty at Hanford. F lo r ­ F in t St. Near X city free id*. within ala calendar months from Ih* tlm* o f Iho parking lota and shopping flrat publication o f Ihla no­ itorei. No utility chargti. tice. Two Miplea of **oh Suitable for couple or alnclaim or demand *halt b* In writing, ami ahall atata th* ale. Inquire Jacobtoa Dept. plac* o f residence and post Store. offlca addres* of th* claim ant, and ahall he awurn to hy the claim ant, hi* agent, nr a t ­ 2 BEDROOM house, Florida torney and accompanied by a room. Available bow , Pk. filin g fa* of on* dollar and auch claim or demand not an FA 2-1349. filed ahall b* void. / • / BARA ANNE HILL As aiacu lrla o f th* M at W E L A K A APARTMENTS: W ill and Taatam rnl of Rooms private battu, 114 W ILLIAM C. Uacaasad Publish June SI. » 11, 11(1. H IU . A Ju ly 1. ' Ji JM " ' • - ______ - ti l n t il t &u g e t o <uwmica . t h h RING s t a t s NT cm A fy 'p N e e ^ / R e c o r d s uf Hroitnul* C o u n ­ ty, Florida) W all llsa tsr — Punalray— Model K.V-tJ; Venetian blind*— I Rang* — D ial* — Model 7313-01; Hot W ater H -»t ar— Dap A Night — Modal 1®-C del 10-C R efrigerator — F rlgldalr* — Modal D -ll togalhar with all atructuraa and Improvimanta, then ar tharaaflar on aald land. Thl* la made pursuant to Final Iiccrss of Furacloiur* rntsrad In lha abov* cause, Chancery Docket No. 11<H7, now pending In th* Circuit Court e l and for gsm lnot* County. Florida IN WITNE.xd WIIKII HOF. I hsv* hereunto set my hand and nfriclal seal this 11th day of Jans, t i l l . (HEAD Arthur H Baekw lth. fr.. Clark of th* ClrcuM Court ta and for Bamlnol* Coun ty, Florida By: Margarst E Tyr* Deputy Clark Publl'h Jons St, 1141. CDJ-IQt W. First St. FURN. Apt. FA 2-0*47. C D J -lll. S od a*. g*m la#4* C o a a ly . F lo r ­ in (bo Court s i lb * Cw ualy Ida. la F ro hot*, l a rat R atal* a t D. K. KEKMKY, aha. DENNIT K. KERREY D eceased . T a A ll Cradltar* a ad P rra o o a Ha s t a g I’lalsaa a r D am aada A g a la a t bald F e ta l* i Ton and i s d i of ynn are haraby notified and r*qulr*<! to present any cLIma ami d e­ mand* which you, or eith er of you. may have against the estate nf D. K. KERREY, aka. DENNIT K. KERSEY, deceaaed, lata af said County to th* County Judge of Hsmlnol* County, rinrlda, at hla offlca In tha court hnu-a of sold County at Hanford, Florida, within slg calendar month* from th* tlm* or the flrat publication o f thl* notice. Each claim or demand ahall t>* In writing, ami shall sta ts th* plara of rasldencs and poat offlca adddrtaa of th* c la im ­ ant, and shall h* aworn to by lha claimant, hla a g e n t or attorney, and any such claim or demand aot so filed ahall ba void. /a / Huai* Kersey Aa Administratrix a f Ih* Estat* of D K. KKIIHKT. aka, DEN­ NIT K. KERSEY, Deceased Htsnstrom, Davla A McIntosh A ttorneys for Adm inistratrix Post Office Drawer 1134 Man ford, Florida Publish June i t , 11 A July 1. II, 11( 3. o r a n d f o b i k i i . ODJ-lh I HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCKRT NO. IM P FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- in t h e r iE C i r r c o t e t o r OAtlE AMHOCIATION, g cor- T H E N INTH J I D t C I U . ITK* ru r r o r a n d n u t s k u iporattom. P la in tiff, NOLI: c u t N T T . F M I R D t . WILLIAM MAHON TOl'NO, JR. and BUB E. Tuf.M I. hla w ife, D sfc c .ta n lg NOT1CH O P NAIM HOTKnS IH IIEREIIT C1IVEN that on the Ird dap o f Julp, l i l t , at 11:44 A. M. at lha m ain door o f the Court House o f Hcmlnota Counlp, at Hanford, Florida, tha Honor­ able Arlhor II. Snai-kwlth, Jr.. Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f Homlnole Counlp, Florida, w ill offsr fop sa lt to th* h igh est and bast bidder f-r rash, at pobllfl uutrrp, t..a follow in g described proprrtp til the Usfandanta W illiam Mason Young. Jr. and Hu* K. Young, hla w lfa,: Lot 1. Block 33, NORTH ORLANDO 1HT ADDITION, according In plat tharaof recorded In Plot Rook It. I*uitt-a 31 and 14, Piiblla S. M acatlaa • laatroetloa I . For Boat f . Far lU at AIR-CondlUonlng • Refrigcra- EGieleaey Apt. Re Hi. ip. $ BR. Frame House. Partly (Jon men needed. We txala Surpltu CUy. 301 W. 1st furnished. Near NAS. No| Legal Notice l a th* F a u r l a t She r a u a ty JaH ge, B aaslaala t s s s t r , F lor­ id a . la F ra h ale, l a r el K ata!* mt MAY FA It RKI.L BF.LT, Deceased T a A ll r r r d l s r * a * d Feraaae Having* A g a la s t Claim* *ald or RENT A BED RoOaway, Hospital A Baby Kj ROSA L. PAYTON Reg. Roal Estate Broker rum. Apt, Cloie tn. Apt. 4. FA I-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Demands $33 Mo. 4C7te W. lit. K atatet You and aacb nf yoa ar* hsrehy notified and required to praaent any claim s and de­ mands which you. nr allhar nf you. may hare against the estat* nr MAT FARRELL IIKI-L deceased, late of aald County, to Ilia County Judge o f Kemlnola County, Florida, al hi* office In th* court house said County at Hanford, Flor­ ida, w ithin six calendsr months from th# tlm* of th# flrat publication of thla no­ tice. T w o coplea of each claim or demand shall ha writing, and shall atata th* plac* of residence and poat office addreaa n f th* claim ant, and shall b* snurn In by th* claimant, hla agent, nr attorney and a c ­ companied by a rilin g fs* of nn* dollar and such claim or demand not ao filed shall b* Void. /a / Edward J. Ball Aa aaarutor o f th* Luat W ill and Tealamenl of MAT FERRK U- 1IELL decaaaad Htanstrom, Davla A McIntosh A ttorneys for Executor Kdwanle nulldlng Hanford, Florid* publish Jun* 11, II * July I, IS. 1X3. CDJ-141 fancy but cheap rent. $12.30 week. FA 2-321*. EFFICIENCY Apt. CU Park. Beds. By Day, Weak, or Month NICELY furnished targa I CARROLL’S FURNITURE Bedroom and 2 bath Apart­ Ph. FA 2-Sllt l i t W. l i t St. ment. Adults. Ph. FA 2-5660 1912 Sanford Ave. 3 RM. F u n . A p t, $70 Ho. Bedroom Air - Conditioned. CLEAN I l l E. Sth St.. FA 2-6786. Unfurniihed Apt. 2619 Elm. Near School k Stores F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean god cIo m in. Jimmie FURNISHED new 1 Bedroom Cowan. 322-4013. Duplex. Adults only. 2200 2 BEDROOM houac. Kitchen Park Ave. equipped. $73. FA 2-3303. APARTMENT. 305 Myrtle. 2 BEDROOM furniahtd Apart­ Ph. FA 2-3802. ment. FA 2-0041. 3 BR. t bath. $73 a mo. FURN. Apt. C lou in. Pbone 3 BR. Du bath. $83 a mo. FA 2-2100. Largo 3 Br., 2 bath. Air-tond. 8183 mo. "CLEAN quiet Rooma" The 3 Br. 2 bath on lake. $150 a Gablet. FA 24)720. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m bouie. Large room*. $$3 a mo. PA 2-3544. Q FURN. 2 Room Apt. with bath k garage. FA 2314$. A rental special. $ bedroom, 1 bath house in la k e Mary. $71. ( BEDROOM unlurniabed St. Johns R ealty bouie. $63 a mo. FA 2-2322. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 2 CLEAN cool downitalr 118 N. Park Ave. FA M i n Apartment*. Adults. Ph. FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m FA 2-1B34. house. 2481 Palmetto. Call FA 2 0274. SUMMER rate. 3 Bdrm. 2 Large furn. Apt. downstair*. 2 BEDROOM House, kitchen Shade tree* on large kit. equipped, fenced in yard. 1703 Magnolia. 163. Carporte. patio. $64 a month. TA 2-3249. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $30 a month. 8. Bench Rentals Downtown. FA 26457. HUTCHISON Ocean front FURN, A pt Air condition. Apartment. Daytona Beach. Tila bath and terraxso FA 2-4058. floors. Adults. FA 2-2374. 9. For Solo or R est FURNISHED Cottage. $63 per month. Located at 3 2 BDRM bouse. $17 Catalina.1 Polota. FA 2-1467. 2 BEDROOM with Florida room home. Kitchen equip­ Clean lat floor apt. Private ped. Sacrifice (or quick entrance. 1004 Palmetto. sale. Inquire at 104 Gairia APARTMENT auiUbl* for son Dr. eoupl* or bachelor. Water 12. Real Estate For S alt furn. 2608 S, Elm. FA 2-2307. NO CASH NEEDED FURNISHED > B e d r o o m 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a month. T. k L included. Apartment. Newly decorat­ 322 8063. ed. Quesncl Apt. A pt 1. 404 E. Itth St. 322-8104. You can find anything you 3 BDRM, Furn. Apt. $53 need advertised in the Her­ BDRM, Furn. Apt. $13 ald by Sanford merchants. 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 n r t h e c o c x t t Ji'iM iic-a IO I HT, IN %NI» FOR HKMIHOLE COUNTY. IT ATE OF S'l.UHIDA, IN C'MAXCERV NO. 137 US N irricK t o r E E D r r o n a EAST RIVER HAVINC.S RANK IN HKi E state a f a Now Turk Corporation, JOHN HENDEIWON WYNN. Plaintiff, Dscesard. to am, cE F .n r ro E a a n d AMOR If. F X D M n n B and FEHXONH I I I I I M I CLAIM# MAIIAII K. ELIIRIWIE. hi* o n t i »: w a > d a a » a i .n*t wlf*. and SOPTIIERN OULP ■aid KHTATEi im U T IE H . INC, a Florida Ynu and each o f you ar* corporation. hereby notified and required Ncrrii B tiF utl.K to present any clulm* and de­ NOTICE IS IIKItKIlY I5IV- mand* which you, or either of EN that on th* 3rd day nT ynu, m»y hove against ths July, at 11 :l>4 A. 31, at the estat* of JOHN lIBNDEIUtOM front door of tha Court lions* WYNN, tleisassd, lat* of aald of Kamlmde. County, a t Han­ Cnun-.y, to Ih* County Juda* LAKE MARY. 6 Room House, ford, Florida, the Honorable nf Hemllinte County. Florid*, tile bath, double carporte, Arthur II. B atkw llh. J r , at his offlca In th* Court orflte FA 2-2118 Clerk nf Ih* Circuit Court or House nf Slid Cs.imty at Hankitchen equipped. CunviontNight FA 2-0649 Memlnol* County. Florida, will font, Florida, w ithin »!* rat]y located to business A offer for sal* In tha hluheat lender month* from th* tlm* 323-0700 and bast bidder for cash, at of tha flrat publication of thl* beach area. $75 Mo. Ph. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. public oulcry. th* follow in g nollr*. Two copies *>f each FA 2 0980. described proparty of th* D e­ claim nr demand shell ha In Big shady lots up to 300* fendants. w riting ami shall atal* th* UNFURNISHED large 3 bed|„,t 3(, Block 3. W EATH­ place nf residence and post frontage. Highly restricted. ERS FIELD FIRST ADDI­ office address sif tha claBnant, room houw. *85 month. Ph. WILSON PLACE 5 mi. W. TION, according In the ami ahall l>* sworn In by lb* 323-0413. plat thereof, as recorded claim ant, hi* agent, nr attor­ on Hi-Way 46. Willard Jones in Plat Book 13, P age ( ( , ney and accompanied by a FA 2-0681. or Al Wallaca Public Records nf Haml- filin g fc* of one dollar ansi 2 B E D R O O M unfurnished FA 2 6300. nnl* County. Florida. house. Kitchen electrically such claim nr demand not xo Subject to a u tility e a se ­ filed ehall ba void. equipped. FA 2 6630 after ment over Ui* north eeven /■ / H arvey Lawrence Wynn (71 feet. 6 p. m. / s / Hla.lye Hell Crabtree Including: International of /s/B la n ch e K lltabelh Town­ P lic a Furnace Model OlIH TRAILER space (or rent send E-D As Easrulore o f the l a t t REALTOR Mobile Manor near Sanlantogether with all structures Will end Testam enl of 110 North Park Ave. a nd Improvsmanl s, then or do Spring*. State Route 434, JIB IN HENDElUiON WYNN, thereafter on said land. 323 0559 deceased south end of Mobile Ave. This Is m ads pursuant to Htenslrom, Davla B Jtc-tntoah Sanford, Fla. Final Dscre* of Foreclosure Attorney* for Eaacutora Martin Schueman. Phona entered In th* above cause, Cost O ffice Drawer 111* TE 83128. Chancery Docket No. 137(1, Hanford. Florida CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM, 3 now pending In th* Circuit Fublleh Jun* St, IS B July S. bath home on large shaded ROOM furnijhed, all new Court of and for Memluul* t l , IM1. lot at 1814 Mcllonville Ave. County, Florid* furniture. Private bath. $30. n tu -iti IN WITNESS WHEREOF, t Many extras include living a month. Gentleman pre­ hava hereunto set my hin d IN THE CHUT IT (Miner « r room fireplace with maho­ ferred. 322-8368. and ufflclal seal this 11th day T1IK NINTH JIIIICIAI. C lllof June, 11(1. gany paneling; p a r q u e t Cl IT t»F AND FUK »EWI(SEAL! NOI.K CUt NT*. Ft.flHIIA. EFFICIENCY Garage Apt. hardwood floors, Florida Arthur H Be.-h.wUh, J r , C H A ME U Y NO, I W » All conveniences. CIom in. room, dining room and a Clark of th* Circuit Court UNITED MORTHAMEK HER In and for Hemlnol* Coun­ V l XI.'IN41 COllC, FA 2 6400. large, equipped eat-in kit­ ty. Florida Plaintiff. chen. Laundry room and lly : Margaret K. T yr* • va. FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ Deputy Clark ROBERT A. M AXW EIJ- *1 ax lots of storage space in lex. Available June 3-ith. Publish June 11, 11(1. at al. double g a r a g e . Call (HJJ-]*7 Defendant*. FA 2 3610. Jim Hunt Realty John EL Fox n o tic e o r at rr in WlhcrtiAlsH FUEECl.ltat RE NICELY furnished bedroom TO I ROBERT A. MAXWELL k kitchen. Private bath k and littgH A. M AXW KU, hla wlf* entrance. Elderly woman or EENIDENO ii Unknown couple. 1st Door. $50 a (N il TOi All parties claimmonth. FA 2-2489. Inr Interest* by, Ihrouah nn.lsr or again st th* afore­ said person 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipY ltll ARE harahy notified ped. $100 Mo. FA 2-6457. that a Complaint to foracloa* a certain mnrlgau* sneumbsrina th* follow in g describ­ SANFORD HERALD ed real property, la-w tl: last 1L Block 3. WRATH WANT ADS EUXFIELD FIRST AUDI Tit IN arnordlna ta lb* BRING FAST plat thereof, aa recorded RESULTS In Plat Bm.lt 13. P egs ( ( , P ublic Records of Hcmlnol* County. Florida ha* bean filed against you tn lha absiva-atylad suit, and you ar* raqulrsd tn serve a copy H rglalfutleu , f of your .(newer or other Plead­ V tr ltils a * h aaiea ing tn th* Complaint on P lain­ W* th* uni|*ralant<l, being tiff* attorneys, ANDERSON, duly awurn. do liaiaby dsrtsrs RUSH, DEAN. LOWNDES undar oalh that th* name* van den IIKIltl. I l l East Cen­ a t alt paraon* Intsraatsd |n tral Avenue, Orlando. Florida, Ih* bualoast nr prulsaslon end ftl* th* original Answer c sr rl-4 on undar th* aamaa ar eth er Pleading la Ih* of of Art Brown Pest Control fir* o f th* Clark of th* Cir­ HarvL-o and Ih* aslant of the cuit Court on or before th* Interval of aacb. la as fallows: l(th day of July, 1**1. If you listen ! of fall to do so. a deers* pro ‘* m* Ititarast confsseo will b* taken against V L A. Brown, Jr. I’sritivr you fur th* rsllst demanded Doshla a Uruwn Partner la lb* Complaint. L A. Brawn, Jr. Thla Nolle* shall b* pub D nshL X. Brown llahrd one* a wash for four HT.ATK O K KL n itID .A consecutive week* In th* C O U N T Y O K HUMLNOLK Hanford llsrald. Hwnru t a a n d suhwrlbod b*DATED Ihla Itth day af f»ro me thl* irq ,|,y „f June FA 2 9320 for an appoint­ ment. TOUR BEST LIVING AND INVESTING OPPORTUNITY IN FLORIDA TODATl “ T v *w .tewwrJoxr • D eltona. Legal Notice Ju n e . 1 / 11* 1. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clark of Circuit Corut By* M sid,(*A C. Tyr* Deputy Clark Publish Jun* 11. 3* A July I. 11. l t d . s GAI-14B FLORIDA’S B U T H OIK VALUES* $6960 to $15,450 As Low as $210 dowiL As little as $4X11 a month! No Closing Costs! Homesite Investment Opportunities From Just $1095 DRIVE OUT T0DAY1 TsA* Istsritst* 84 and it! oil at tn* DsSwr (■cassis, foils* tn* BU.T0NA sitro ta riv-Ks a nsssvt tmt moil ••cities Savtiapmutl A D IMS. «HK AL) Donald L Haw* Nutary Public, atat* of F lorida at Larga My Cummlsstan E sn lrss -April If, t>(7 CN -M d m * *. i * . * 1. J*. IMS T h l M ie h ii B ro s. In e . Deltona, Fla. • Pttoni 668 4458 o �s y » > Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Real E sta te SUNDRIES Store. Stock ft equipment. Well ettabli.hed. Proprietor wUix i to re­ tire. o n PA NOT4 or LoflSeood TE M U9 NEEDED 1 Man. White only. Experienced in moving household goods * driving tractor ft trailer. Apply Real Estate—Mortgages Sanford Transfer k Stor­ 11' N. Park Ave. FA 2-2430 age Co. Allen Boyne Mgr. Ravenna Park FA 2-7483 1300 French Ave. For Sal* 17. Mai* Help Wanted Stenstrom Realty EOBEBT A. WILLIAMS Evenings Realtor laym ond Lundquiit. A lto. FA 2 2877 FA 2-3X3 FA 2-8380 PA S4N1 Atlantic B u k Bldg. 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath borne. Florida room, lota of trees. SUNLAXD 3 Bedroom, Kit. Near bate. Low down pay­ equip, borne. Chain link fenced yard. Will take $200 ment FA 24833. for fence. Aaaume house payments. FA M idi. 3 BEDROOMS, living room, dining room and kitchen. Stove ft refrigerator. Dou­ ble garage. Lot 100' x 200’. *• Mile north of Monroe bridge, 2nd houae on left hand aide of 17-92. 668 5143. 3hf •anlnrft Fri. June 21, ’65—Fage 11 133. Furniture Irrald By Nadine Seltzer 8WEETIR FIE 19. S itu a tio n ! W anted . Child Care. FA 2-2774. CHILDREN kept. FA 2-4182. BABYSITTING. Day or night. FA 2-1212. PINECREST. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, Fla. room, built-in DEPENDABLE Girl wants oven A range, tot E. Jen­ work. Ph. FA 2-7807. kins Circle. 322 9537. MALE College student, senior. Real good terms! IS acres, Business Administration. 12 cleared with 388 ft. of Desire* summer employ­ state road frontaga near ment. FA 2-3800. Oviedo. 21. B eau ty Sakma St. Johns Realty SAIL or Trade 3 room House THE TIME TESTD FIRM and 1 acre for Housetrailer 118 N. Park Ave. FA 28123 and difference. 1211 W. 20th St. Sanford. Oviedo — 3 acres fertile soil; paved road; 123 citrus trees FOR your best buy, choose full of fruit; 3 bedroom Tee ’.V Green Eatates. 3 4 house, excellent buy, $8,300. 4 Bedrooms. More space Goldenrod Real Estate Pb. tor your money. 20th Street Mi 4-8738, Ml 7-7131 West by Mayfair Golf HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Ser. Eve. Appt's. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 SPECIAL Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Cold Wave $6.93 complete. Open evening by appt. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0634 I's /M l, ^ M q llla M Course. Open daily 11-6:00. A BEAUTIFUL lot ready for 22. Build • P ain t - Repair 322-2744. Builders: LMN EN­ Semi-Retired Carpenter a distinguished home. 130 TERPRISES. INC. Small Repairs — Painting ft. frontage on St. John's Phone— FA 2-7983 River. You couldn't find a 3 * 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect more choice lot! Price models on Highland at REMODELING, R e p a i r s . $13,000. Longwood. Open dally 10:uo Florida Rooms, carport*., to dark. 10 Minutes South carpentry, painting, roofing, on 17-92 and West on Sem i­ St. Johns Realty mildew removal. FA 2-7274. THE TIME TESTED FIRM nole 1 block. LMN ENTERPRISES, L\C. 116 K. Park Ave. FA 2-8123 25. Plumbing Services 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. CEMENT Block 3 bedroom home, kitchen equipped, Good location, kitchen hardwood floors, carportc equipped. Low down pay­ * store room. Good location, Plumbing & Heating ment. Assume loan. A real nothing down, assume pay­ AIR CONDITIONING saving. Call FA 2-9472. ments. FA 2-2391. CONTRACT and REPAIR SACRIFICE for quick sale. 2 WORK OPEN HOUSE Bedroom House wit., or 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 34362 Sunday June 23. 3 to 5 p. m. without furniture. Near 1801 Palmetto Ave. PLUMBING schools and stores about Contracting Repairs 4 miles from N’.A.S. Out of Large 3 Bedroom 2 bath FREE ESTIMATES flight pattern. Good invest­ home. Ovenfee double gar­ age on 2 oak shaded lots. R. L. HARVEY ment for renting or home. Brokers invited. 204 Saniord Ave. FA 2-3383 Low monthly payments. Have to see bouse to ap­ 27. Special Services preciate. Call FA 2-1399. ROSA L. PAYTON FRIGIDA1RE Reg. Real Estate Broker SEDUCED for quick sale Sales * Service FA 3-1301 17-92 at HLawatha by owner. 2 BR., kitchen G. 11. HIGH furn. Air-Cond. Princeton You can buy the kids a pony 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ave. Very low down pmt. —if you let us put you In­ Pb. FA 2-3883 Assume 4V4T» mortgage. to this 2 bedroom, 2 bath PA 2-2289. farm home near town and Air-Conditionin on a pave dstre.te Five II. B. p o p e co ., IN 5407 ASH MEADE RD. Or­ acres of tiled land, fenced 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 lando. By owner. 3 Bed­ and crossed fenced plus room, 2 bath, Fla. room., flowing wells. Priced rea­ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, custom home. Sacrifice. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS sonably. Central heat, automatic All Types and Sites sprinkler. Near schoola & We Repair and Service St. Johns Realty buaet. $16,900. 10',* down. S T I N E THE TIME TESTED FIRM 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home, 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6 1 3 Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 kitchen equipped, living * dining room with wall to 16. Fem ale Help W anted LAWNS Renovated - Aerate wall carpet, Fla. room, BEAUTY Operator. Futt time. Remove Thatch * Chinch fenced back yard. FA 2-8184 322-6872, Edith Beauty Sa­ Bug Spray (VC 13) • Perulon. *1*—Ph. FA 2-4244 I BEDROOM quality home San Lanta located at 1803 BEAUTY COUNSELORS — MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Paloma Dr. Hardwood has limited openings for TREE'S trimmed. Demoised floors and Fla. room. N ice­ representatives in this area. & removed. Rcawnahlc. I’h. ly landscaped with shallow Selling by appointment only. FA 2 7661. well. Can be yours with For interview call SMITH Atr-Condltlon Refri­ small down payment of FA 2-3145. geration service. All work $500. No closing cost. guaranteed. Very reason­ Monthly payments of $83.92. BABYSITTER live In prefer­ red room, board *10 week. able In price. Dsy FA 2-7434 18 or over, older woman Night FA 2-2069. preferred. 322 8007. HOUSECLEANING. All fun­ 1901 S. Park Ave. WAITRESS, white. Must be gus growth * mildew -re­ PA 3-5232 anytime experienced. Apply Chick moved. Natural colorless 'N Treat. Sanford. finish. Licensed A bonded. LAKE MARY WUI not harm plants. Lakefront * canal front lots. 17. Male Help Wanted Write L. P. Ellis, Wektva Price 11500 to $3300. River Haven, lit. 1, Sanford. Income Property— Furnished MAN 21 to 43. For an estab­ lis h e d Insurance debit. 2 Apartments, older home Sanford area. Guaranteed situated on corner lot with salary plus commission. nhade and fruit trees. Total Apply Room 304, Sanford price $8,000. Terms. Atlantic Bank Bldg. 8 to BROWN REALTY 9 a. m. or Write C. W. BroLaks Mary, FLa. rup, Box 1329, Sanford, Fla. TA 2 5237 or FA 2-I964 Wa l l K Seminole Realty "What kind of accom m odations do you have fo r a VERY tired dog?" 27. Special S ervices 32. Flowera • Shrub* 34. Articles For 8aI* Sell Us Your furniture. Quick READY MIX Concrete, win­ Service With the Cash. dow aiils, lintels, ateps, SUPER TRADING POST block*, sand, cement, rock, FA 2-0877. pipe, steel, grevu* (rape, dry write, stepping etonva. 34. Article* For Sal* Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 Tents, tarps, lockers, paint, work clothes, Army-Navy CHROME Dinette set. Table Surplus. 310 Sanford Ave. top ft 8 chafes, gray finish. 38" x 39". 782 Longdalc SHALLOW WELLS ft PUMPS Ave. Longwood. 838-7148. Jerry Lord FA 3-3219 UPRIGHT Pis do. Satisfactory ALUMINUM Furniture re­ condition. $33. FA 2-0980. webbed cheaper than you can do it yourself. Bring RETIRED Naval Officer mov­ ing. Will sell bunk beds, it to the Furniture Center. pair of antique love teats, 1100 French Ave. silver service, hlde-t-bed. Fcr real automobile bar 12' Boat and controls. 16 gains, check the Herald class­ MM Bell ft Howell Movie ified display section. Camera at reasonable prices. A. R. Smith. Pb. SALE on used T.V.'s. Guaran­ FA 2-0943. teed. Town ft Country. Ph. HOTPOINT french try ma­ 322-3362. chine. mailed milk ma­ REPO SSESSE D chine, 5 cups. Meat blockTape recorder, mike and tape. Antique. 2 Used refrigera­ Ideal for recording conver­ tors $30.00 each, l Giblton sations, parties, music, eU*. delux 3u" Range. Used 8 Take up 6 payments of $8. months. $89.00. 1 Cash FA 2-8627. Register. National. Antique. 1 Weslinghouae 2 drawer An Investment, not an ex­ bun warmer. Heavy dutypense. Call FA 2 3612 for meat scales. 14' Restaurant expert advice on a Herald counter. Pink charcoal, for. advertising campaign. mica counter. $30 00. Day FA 2-3873, Nighta FA 2 3166. HEARING AID. New $160. Zenith Diplomat *160. take Pisno Tuning and Repair POTTED MUMS in bloom. $L23 PER WEEK $80. Reason for sale, no Assume payment. 1962 Zlg W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 33c up. work. See at 2803't S. Park GRAFEVILLE NURSERY Zag Sewing Machine. Makes button holes, darns, ft LAWN SERVICE Grapeville Ave, Near 20th St. Ave. Ph. FA 2-8380. Stowing and edging, etc. Sat­ monograms. Balance of 7 1981 GENERAL Electric 8 payments. FA 2-941L isfaction guaranteed. Pb. 33. Furniture cubic ft. Refrigerator. Good FA 2-1817. Used furniture, appliances, condition. Make offer. Must IMPORTED Gifts to see. tools, ale. Bought • Sold. tell. FA J 0984. Samples. Write "Gifts’* P.O. TRACTOR work, mowing, Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Box 78, Sanford. discing, blade, scoop. Ph. 1 TON Air-Conditioner. A-l Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 FA 2-7664. condition, end tables, port­ able Westing house oven, FREE ESTIMATE sun lamp, radio. Mine, Upholstering & Mattress ren­ SEWING MACHINE items. Phone 323 6483. ovating. New 4k Used Furni­ SALES X SERVICE ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. *0.00 PE R MONTH CALL FA 2-5783 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Will deliver one repossessed FA 2-2117. 1963 Zig-Zag that button­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ holes, sews on buttons, mon­ tios etc. Free estimate. Ph. WANTED reliable couple to ograms, fancy atltchea, ate. 322 3308. lake up monthly payment! 7 payments remaining, of 813.30 mi 3 complete 29. Automobile Service Phone FA 2-8627. rooms of furniture. Call Auto Glass, Tops TE 8-1311, Cssielberry, col­ OKRA by the bushel. 8 Sea' Covers lect. FA 2-0415. BUILD YOU A BRAND NEW HOME ON YOUR LOT | No Coth Needed | 100** Financing ■ No Delay* R 21 Different Mode!* O Finithed 0/ Shell | iVE ARE TAKING A POLL o aec if the house pictured above ia suited for jou. 10 YOU LIKE THE CHARM ind privacy of a two-etury home? JO YOU FIND JOY IN PUTTERING iround • large, eak shaded yard or sitting on a cool, creened-in porch on balmy nights? VOULD YOU LIKE FAMILY COMFORT »1th closr-by convenience* all for a REAL esiy price? F YOU A N S W E R -Y E S ’ o the above call us non to »ee this 3 bedroom. Mi bath mate .United with 135 ft. nn Sanford Ave. and 113 ft. m tMh St. S . J U /u I IB N. PARK AVE l^ e a flid C o m .t y jo fty F A 2-6123 Top Quality. .. Na-n* Brard Material. fsr template dela.lv and foe eiilmote, pie* a Ml to dr bro­ chure, call or wilier Dan Daniels Rt. 3 — Box 46 Phone: 787-5709 Leetbuiy, Florida Pepretanl..ig: Jim W alter 3ft. AntoMoftDaa « Tracks GOOD Ride Mower. $33. Elect. 1961 TEMPEST 4 door Station Range as is $3. Small re­ Wagon. Straight ihift. Ex* frigerator as ia $3. Carry cellent condition. 3868 M ar all 18. 312 E. 3th St. nolla Ave. TA 2-2808. 8 WHITE Uniforms. Good I960 FIAT 800 sun roof. Ex* condition. FA 2-3957. cellent condition. Clean. Just overhauled. G. V . USED double 31a Ureas ft box work. $400 cash. FA 2-3494. springs. *8.00. 203 Brad­ shaw Dr. FA 2-3239. 37. Hosts • Motors GAS Hotwaler Heater. Com­ TERRA Marina Houseboat. Land or water. Very nice. plete aquarium. Dehumidi­ Also Air Boat IF 8". Fast fier. Water Skila. FA 21561 Both very reasonable. Sc« $1 per day rental for Electric at Marina Isle Camp. RL Carpet Shampoocr with pur­ 46, Sanford. chase of Blue Lustre. CarBOAT SALE: In time foe rolls Furniture. your vacation. $4200 18' LapDLNETTE Sri, baby bed. son Cruiser with 100 hpy Itotpolnt T.V. Low Boy 21” . motor $3200. $993 17* Runs* King site bed ft dresser. bout $093. 13' $793 Runabout Crosley Shelvador Refri­ only $393. Jinny others. Ga« gerator. Ph. T \ 2-3026. tor-Cbamp tilt trailers $130. 75 hp. $!,063 '63 Evlnfud# ABOVE ground Swimming Demo with 2 year warranty pool 15' x 3' with filter. $793. Open Friday nighta ft Reasonable. NO 8-4338. Saturdays to help you get ready for your vacation. BABY Crib. *13. FA 2-3173. Terms. Robson Sporting 36. Automohilevt • Trucks Goods, Downtown Sanford. FA 2-5061. BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? 38. Motorcycles - Scooters FINANCE IT WITH US • Low Interest Rate* 1959 HARLEY Davidson T4 • Low Monthly Payments FL. Well equipped. Excel* FLORIDA STATE BANK lent condition. $750. 19th SL A Sanford Ave. 1961 RENAULT Caravelle. Removable hard top. 13,000 ill). Truller* • Cabanas milei. Call 363-3715. HOUSETRAILER 43* x 10*. 3 CHEVROLET 1052 ’« ton Bedrooms. FA 2-3769 after 8 Pickup, less than S.ooo p. m. rnllea on engine. FA 2-8753. GREAT DYKES. 1960 3 Bed. SACRIFICE '.V4 Plymouth room Ilouaetraller. 33' x 10* convertible. *150. FA 2-1260 Will SACRIFICE. Sanford. after 3. 322-3135. SINGER D ISC O U N T S A LE BRAND 1963 NEW P LY M O U T H & V A L IA N T AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Your Neighbor A t Hollers 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8033 \LL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 2I0 Magnolia T h is Is I lim ited sale. Pleane ask for cam by sto ck num bers. W e will accept trad es on sa le priced rum and w ill have bank ra te fin an cin g available w ith up to 36 m on th s to pay. T hese units are exactly as advertised. WE HAVE NEVER BEEN UNDERSOLD & Senkarik G lass and Paint Com pany NEVER WILL BE! FIRST COME, FIRST SOLD! Ph FA 2-4622 31 A. Peta ^A V O Y ROLLER Pigeons. Joe Tully. FA 2-9380. BEAGLES. $20. Can be seen at 103 Garrison Dr. or Call FA 27344. WILLIE JAMES PERRY UTILITY MAN BLACK ft tan red tick Hound Puppies, wormed; from ex­ cellent stock. 365-9407 or 363-3126. Willie has been with llnller Motor Selea for the past 9 year*. He and hie wife, Rosa and 2 children, Rosa Marie and Bernice live on Jerry Ave. in Hanford. The family attends the New Bethel Haptlet Church. Fishing Is Willies' favorite year ‘round sport. 32. Flowera - Shrubs Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upsala ltd. Just off 2Uth St. and 1st. St. Ready To Serve You A t Hollera o f Sanford H O LLER S of S A N FO R D YEAR Save On Increase In Auto Tax! Buy Before July 1 To Make Room For Trade-Ins Front D ig Increase In S a les Of N ew Chevrolet, Olds and Cadillac Cara. C £ MERCEDES Q Q C # # J Dr. : io 6 2 S ~ -4 4 9 5 6W *H 2 peed s™ - " * 2 1 9# 5 6 3 2 - 2 0 9 5 OZ 1 i v . o, s 1a m5 e9w 5p 6 1 § x . 1 1 6 9 5 Z 1 CHEVROLET W I A P C Q DODGE TO C O I » . 2 I Y 5 Mm A Trane. & c iie v r o i b t a ** * C Q J IIEVKOLET w 3 Dr. V-8, Auto. # # J | « A p i * AUDREY TorquefUts SALE PRICE 100 2 door eedan, standard tranvmlaalnn, hratrr A defroat. era, tinted windshield, wheel covers ft whit* tire*. Stock Ns. V-57. HALE PRICE 8 cyl. 4 dr. *rdan, auto. Imn-iiniputfuri, power eirer. Ini, heater A defriulcr, tinted windahlrUI, undereoat. ing, wheel cover* ft While Urea. Slock No. l'-34. BELVEDERE V A L IA N T 100 4 door sedan, healer and defroster. Slock No. Y*36 P C I VFHFRF 8 cyl* 4 door station wagon. U h k T k D k n k auto. traiiMni*aion( power atrrring, healer >Y defroaler. Unit'd windshield, wheel corere ft white tlree. Undrrruallng, roof lug. fags rack. Slock No. P-39. FURY * CH- * door *edan, auto. Iranxmiixiim, I W l \ I power ■|raring, healrr X radio, fartory air condilionrd, tintrd glaa*. undercooling, white lire*. Stock No. P-62. W A I I AMT l°° station *, , »on. auto. Iranamission, heater ft defroster, root lugxuur rack, tinted wlml-hirld, uitdercuating. Slock No. V-30. " r tL I r tll I 6 eyl, 4 door -edan, automatic transmission, radio, hratrr ft de­ froster, wheel cuvere ft white tires. Stuck No. l’-36. SAVOY SAVE HAVE SALE PRICK HAVE SALE PRICE SAVE SALE PRICE SAVE SALE PRICE SAVE SALE PRICE HAVE SALE PRICE SAVE FURY * eyl. 4 door hardtop sedan, auto. ’ ” ** * trun.mission, po*rr steering, power hrakts, power windows, factory air conditioned, timed glaaa, undercoat ing, white tires. Stock No. l'-61. SALE PRICE HAVE f iW A V A cyl. 2 door srdan, auto, tranamlaj M Y w I *jon, power alrrrlrg. healrr & de­ froster, tinted windshield, padded dash, wheel cov« ers ft while tirre. Slock No. I'38. SALE I’RICB ^A V O Y s r>1' ' Hl>or • u,uj M Y V e I sion. power slrering, hrater ft de­ froster. tinted wlnd-hleld. padded dash, wheel cnvrra ft while tires. Mock No. l'-6'J. SALE PRICE VAI I AMT S W 0 * ‘,w,r *u,“- ,r,0»* V r \ 1—I r e I 4 I Hii.siun, liralvr, padded da-h, HALE PRICE tinted windshield, white lire- Stock No. V- l l . ^ A V fiY 8 c>1' ■* du,,r tran-iinta* j M V V I slon, power steering, hratrr ft de­ froster. tinted windohivld, wheel covers ft white tires. Stock No. l'-70. 2110 I door sedan, auto trans­ mission. healrr ft drfrostrr, dash, tintrd windshield, whila Urea. Stock padded da No. V-dli. V A L IA N T B.YF1 SAVE SAVE SALE PRICE SAVE RALE PRICE SAVE $2430.96 $400.00 $1880.80 $2673.84 $462.80 $1922.43 $277.17 $2951.18 $627.32 $3271.08 $538.52 $2388.32 $321.03 $2382.00 $400.00 S3237.09 $607.76 $2299.00 $418.65 $2560.93 $422.17 $2178.23 $334.97 $2391.OB $439.87 $2198.03 $312.37 1 1 9 5 6 0 S ' 1" - 1 1 9 5 S Q U A R E D E A L CARS FRED and * *yl- * ^"°r ” V I transmission. healrr, power steer­ ing, tinted wlndehleld, wheel covers ft white tirre. Stock No. I*-71. V A L IA N T 0 3 Q CLEAN-UP SALE EC U 34. Articles For Sal* YEACKLE 219 E. 2nd St. FA 2 62.il ------ Orlando CH 1-3166 CLAUDE H1TTELL 2305 Perk Ave. FA 2 0861 1 B R AS S M O T O R S 206 E. COMMERCIAL — SANFORD Your Plymouth, Valiant and Fiat D ealer .L a 1 1 t o l f a u l t Tar H a ir �i diiia>mui na; ti m rm Village To Reactivate Volunteer Fire D e p t Hahn, who stressed that the purpose of any volunteer de­ partment la to aave Uvea and property, has bad a years •ipcrience aa an active fire­ man. Stephenson announced that a portable pump already has been ordered for the truck and that aa soon a t it arrives and la tnilalted the equip­ ment will ha ready for uie. A meeting to elect officers tor the department and the association waa set for next Wednesday at T:30 p. m. II. T. BYRD If. T. Byrd, who it a native meats, warned that a voltmtsar fin department la an essential part of any commanity and that if a house Aauld b a n to North Orlando aw n la no fin protection, all residents could suitor the pm- In apito of old Jack Frost, city through Increased Insur­ Seminole County la exper­ ance rates. iencing one of Its biggest He suggested tost toe volun­ teers be reorganized with participation open tor acUve aid non-active members, stating that be would want at least 39 on the active Hit w in would attend fire drills regularly and do the actual lira fighting. It would be the Job of nonactive members, he said, to halp the department by or­ ganising and conducting fund raising avanta and to make eollcitatioas for Its financial support. Edith Coyner Dies At Home V rs. Edith Coyner, 57, died today at her home at 1008 W. 30th St. She was bora May 11, 1906 • t S t Albans, W. Va. She waa ■ member oi All Souls Catbolle Church. Survivors are her husband, Jack and a daughter, Mrs. William Crawford, tour grand* children and her father, John McCormick all of Sanford. 8ervleei will be held at 11 «. m. Monday at All Souls Church with the nev. Hit-hard Lyons officiating. Jtosary will be recited at I p. m. Sunday at BrUson Funeral Home and burial will be In Sylvan Lika Cemetery. Brlsson Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. Legal Notice V»llr» at I'aMIr ll.arfns N o l l e * I* h a r - b y nl* «n, D u a rl r C o u n t y C n m m li a lo n e r a of A PIE EATING CONTEST waa part of the funfeat, nlonjr with movie* and other entertainment, presented by RC Cola Wednesday a t the Ritz Theuter. Theae boya and irirls were cramming it in in the pie 'contest when The Herald photographer snapped them. SOUTH SEMINOLE MINISTERS meeting Inst week to organize a South Seminole Mird.-tterial Assn, were, Rented from left, Rev. Leonard Jones and Rev. Dolman Copeland; standing, Rev. K. Ruth Grant, Rev. J. D. Peacock, Rev. Jack Lindtmy and Rev. Bob Soka. Not present for the photo waa Rev. Ralph K. Taylor. (Herald Photo) spring vegetable shipments since 1997, according to County Agricultural Agent, Cecil Tucker, During the month of May Seminole County growers in the San-O-Zell area (SanfordOviedo-Zellwood) s h i p p e d more than a million and a half crates grossing over $3 million. This staggering fig­ ure, says County Agent Tuck­ er ahoutd give some Idea as to the extent to which we are in the vegetable business here. To the average person this volume of vegetables for one month Is probably hard to visualize, hut when It's load­ ed into trucka It would make a convoy of 2,358 trucks some 45 miles, long, reaching from Sanford to Wildwood. Bumper to bumper they would reach to Mt. Dora and beyond. In light of our citrus losses, although they were greatly offset by higher price*, this bumper crop of vegetables couldn’t come a t a better time. It ia times like these that we tee how much more for. lunate we are In Seminole County with our diversified production than are some of our neighboring counties with­ out It. , Tucker pointed out that, unlike many industries which buy raw m aterials outside oi the area and thereby send dollars out nf the county, Seminole County fanners not only bring money Into the area for their product, 1ml al>o spend the majority, pro­ bably mo-u than two thirds of this gross income, with businesses and employes with In the county. ANDREW NEWII1LL DAN IIUOWN Itn* N o r t h In b . . ) .n il U l . 1. I and I, Hlnch I. A m .nl•d I'lat K.mlnnU I’ark. p, II I, l-K SS. K urtli.r • a i» par-s-d of litnd 1y 1nw C u t u f Ilia Urunu C a n a l, nf H-tn ln ula Zltvtl.. Nurtti n f I a k . T rtpD lt and loo ft W«*t of « K O K A N D 11 V E I T a n .1 E M * Z VHhTH M V K IT, hi a kill-, D J MINK | Kt* a tnl I* IF. MIN. 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I*a«e <7. 8 KMI NUUK COMM T V FM Ill .tC E ast T r lp l.ff firlva 1’ u b l l e l i r a r i n g w ill ha hrld In Oi* Hi- iii I ii- I b C o u n t y Co urt Slo u s* , Hanfurd, Klorltln, In tha County C o n im l.a lu n . r * H oom , on J u l y S. 1941 a t 0:14 A. M. nr a . so o n t h . r a a f t . r a a p os.lbl*. ilo .r d o f C o u n t y Commlt- W lT M -JrU my h an d and a-al at Han fo rd , Maiiilnola C o u n t y , r t n r l d a , t h la l U h d a y o f Juno ISO. WASHINGTON (U I'I) — The Home Armed Services committee approved a bill to authorize awarding [he Medal of Honor and other lop decor­ ations fur heroism and gal­ lantry to Americans serving In such cold war combat areas as Viet Nam. A LITTLE MORE HELP for the Snrcptn Real Home is given by the Ruinliow (Jirbi, who held n Girl-break dunce before tlio end of tuhool mid raised $12.1. A check for that amount wan preHenled to Mra. Tnamur Braden, (left) adminis­ trator of (be home by Minn Anne Aiken, Junior Past Worthy Advisor of the Sanford Assembly. (Herald Photo) ST. LOUIS (UW ) — The National AAU track and field trials, out of which will come the United Htatea team to compete against Russia next month in the Soviet Union, gets under way today with four speedsters ready for the gun in the 100-yard dash. World’* largest surface de­ posit of gypsum is contained in White Sands National Mon­ ument in New 5|exico. Mrs. Oliva Wells, Ti, died at the Volusia County Nurs­ ing Home Thursday after a lengthy illness. She had made her home at 3008 Palmetto Ave. in San­ ford for more lhan 50 years. Mrs. Wells was born July IS, 1884 in Fordyce, Ark. She was a member of the First Methodist Church. Uie Truthseekers Sunday School Class, the W$CS and the Trainmen*! Auxiliary, She Is survived by a niece Mrs. Carl E. Chorpening Sr. of Sanford; a nephew, Dr. C. H. Kirkpatrick of Arcadia, and several other nieces and nephews living in Texas and Arkansas. . Services will be held at 3 p. m. Saturday at llrisson Funeral Home with Rev. W. E. Timms officiating. Burial will lie in Evergreen Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrange­ ments. 12 Exciting USS CHILTON (FBTNC) — Roger A. Hodges, machinist s niat« fireman, USX, mm of Mr. and Mrs. Morris G. Hodges of Sanford Is serving aboard the attack transport ship USS Chilton, an Atlantic Fleet unit which operates out of Norfolk, Va. N O RD IC AUTO AIR CONDITIONER rhi* Installation Yr. Factory FARM STEEL Kuril year, farmers in the United State* use five mil­ lion ton* of sleet in the form of farm machinery, trucks, cars, fencing and budding materials. ALL ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP At TO SKHVU K I00.i S. Sanford, FA 2-1 itMi LAUNDRY Cr C LEA N ER S QUALITY - SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR THE REST IN LAUNDRY Jfc DRY CLEANING I W. 1st. Models On 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS Opposite Goodyear Display . YEA R Financing PRICED FROM FOR THE SMALLEST a *c r * —- • TO THE LARGEST! WtotherTROH models for a* little as 800 square feet to the largest home or commercial installations. Pumps OUT heat, humidity in summer; pumps IN heat Irons fresh outdoor air in winter. Uses low hall ceiling to oliminate ducts. PAYMENTS AS LITTLE AS P ER • V k M 5Tt8IO*MOHtC MlQH-riDIUTV CONSOLE fHOWOOKAPH MODtL (JO A Mturt Modrrn Nylcd coMolf in ft no Wulnul. boahnl Uv* corliftcation Lag o f tho Kloa Hardwoods AaaocUlton. IU advanced atmo> phonic apmkrr ay.tcm, powerful amplilWr and famous V.M 4K|»-nl A\itonutlc It-vurd Chans- r mwura you years cf Italming « t i > faction. Separata l i a s . Treble. Balance, and 'tooe-o-m atic'* Loudness C on trol, foe precis* soiirvl adjustment. Tak* a mom ent today . . . are and hear tAu V lfF 'p Fcuutifuf mtSrvmtnt ‘ 4 RECORDS! with the purchase uf this aet you gel g.'iO wiirth of recoril* ua a free (Minus. MONTH UP TO 6 0 MO. TO PAY PLUMBING - HEATING A r t h u r II. lltfcWwttb. J r . C l a r k o f ll-a C i r c u it C o u r t B y : Z l a r g a r a t K. Ty ra, AIR CONDITIONING I>. C. J a m a s C. Co llier A l t u r n a y (o r r i a i n i n l Bill llalhaik, President 1007 S. Sanford Ave, Phone FA 12-B.i6: Sanford Kledric COMPANY 11< Magnolia FA 3-1563 law k For These Modern Features • Central Heat & Air ConiUlioning • Sidewalk* Warranty JONES WHOLE HOUSE HEATING and COOLING G E N E R A L (Ido ELECTRIC (M A U / AAU Trials Approves Hill Legal Notice l* THU n itrttr m m it I M Y ril J IIH ilH . I IIU I IT, i% w n n m ik m im im : rttrvn , IN r l l l M ' H l l t M l . I.1 IMI K K P K I t A I * N \TI« IN Al« Ml »IITl ! AU K AHJ< IM*|v rtu x. ,\ C o r ­ po rat io n o r a . i n l s v i l iintlur an A c t o f CnnKriHta ami r u n t im e p u r s u a n t t o Mm K M e r a l Na* Ilona! M ori K i n A u u i'U llun , C h a r t e r A r t , l i n i n g tin p r i n ­ c ip a l Of III tile* f i t / e»f W;i«Mngtot» U l i i r t i l o f C o l ­ umbia, j'U tm iff Heavy Attack Squadron Five (VAH-5) atopped VAII3*a domination of the quarter­ ly Heavy Attack Wing One physical fitness field meet by edging the Dragons," 210. 188, the Navy announced to­ day. The three previous meets, which matched entries from rnrh Hanford squadron in the six events prescribed by the President's fitness program, all went to VAH-3. However, VAH-5 snapped the string by winning two first places, three seconds and a third in the rrcent competi­ tion. Henman Dan Brown ran the n0O-yard shuttle run in •15.7 seconds for a victory in that event and Andrew ,\Vwhill, a third clast aviation electronics technician, took first with 71 push-ups. The runners-up, VAH-3, alio won two rvi-nts: Donald Horton, an aviation electrielan's mate second class (AE2), recorded a nine-foot, 5'%-Inch standing broad Jump, and Ferry Elliott, AKI, made a MO*4 -Inch jump-reach. The other events were won Ity VAILI'a Donald Strong, a second class aviation metalsmith, U'J sit-ups; and third class Jet mechanic Krroll Har­ dison, nf VA 11-11, Detachment Eight, with 21 pull-ups. Tliir plac« in squadron standings went to VAH-Il (141 points), followed by VAII-1 (MW points) and VAHIl, Det, M I I Ip.! points). of Sanford Is back In his home town now as the new manager of the Goodyear store here. Byrd has had more than 15 years experience with floodyear, and served aa manager of the laat ,two new storea which were opened In Jackson­ ville. He Is married and the father of two sons. W. B. Kllerbee, also a vet­ eran Goodyear man and for­ mer manager Is now repre­ senting Goodyear as commer­ cial and dealer representative. Sanford Man On USS Chilton • Street Lights • Sewer fk Water • Beautifully ljutdscaped High & Dry Lots • Many Other Outstanding Features �'« ■ * > ■ * • •••• Kennedy Asks $ 1.5 Million For Barge Canal $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 Suits Against City Dismissed V ^ T o ** JUsenationa for tha teati■venial luncheon for Captain Joaopk M. Tulljr Jr. must not fater than Toesday at the Chamber o f Commere* office. The Hatwing One commander, who ia leav­ ing next month, will honor­ for hia aervicca to Seminole County and Sanford at the luncheon Thursday noon at the Mayfair Inn. be received be ed e e • Harold Jenklna atopped by and gave ua the "atralght” on that aquare dance mlx-up laat week. Srema 20 couplea came over from the West Coast and found no dance here, aa had been expected. Alao It aeema aquare dancera who travel 100 or more milea to aquare dance become “knotheadV . . , conaldered aomathlrig special in their organisation, When they found no acheiluled dance here, they contacted Harold who act them up at the F'h-ct Reserve hq. on Seminole Boulevard and they all became "knotheads.” Court Rules Plaintiff In Error City of Sanford has been dir missed as a defendant in two suits seeking damages totaling $300,000 for alleged libel. The dismissal by Circuit Judge Vassar Carlton was made public today. The two suits, each for $230,000, were brought by 31. L. Saxon, doing business at Saxon Termite Control, Holly Hill. Judge Carlton upheld a motion for dismissal by City Attorney William C. Hutchi­ son Jr., who contended the plaintiff failed to follow the City’s charter in that he did not notify the City of the pending auit 30 days before the actual filing. The court dismissed the City at a defendant without prejudice, allowing plaintiff* attorneys, Harold F. John­ son, Sanford and Maurice Wagner. Holly Hill, 20 day* in which to file an amended petition. The court, in its dismissal order, also held that the City it no more responsible for the actions of its employes than is a private enterprise. The two petitions also nam­ ed City Manager W. E. Knowles as a defendant, each auit seeking $130,000 for a total of $300,000 from him. Hutchison's motion for dis­ missal pertained only to the City as a defendant. Both actions stemmed from a meeting of the City Com­ mission last Dec. 21 when Knowles allegedly made slan­ derous rem arks against the WEATHER: Scattered afternoon nhowera through Tuesday: hit'll in 9(1*; low in 70*. VOL. 53 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. JUNE 24, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 740 Pope Pledges Diplomats Peace Fight Anti-Red Jagan Foes Mobilize Resistance Included In Budget Supplement BONN (U PI) — President Kennedy, in supplemental, budget request* for fiscal! 1984. (odav asked Congrcaa for funds with which to start' construction of the crossFlorida barge canal. From the temporary White House in the capital of West G e r m a n y , the President transmitted a series of addi­ tions to the 1981 budget in­ cluding: $1 million to Initiate construction of the crossFlorida canal. It would link the Gulf at Mexico and the Atlantic In­ tracoastal Waterway, t h u s providing a more direct and protective route for water­ borne bulk cargoes. T h a White House said the canal would "stim ulate the econ­ omy of the Southeastern Unit­ ed States, and aid in the transportation of strategic materials in case of a nation­ al emergency.” The $1 million for Ihe Flop. Ida canal was Included in an overall supplemental request o( $1.9 million fur the A rm / Corps of Engineers. VATICAN CITY (UPlt — ARTHIV. II. IlKl'KGEORGETOWN. British Gu­ Pope Paul VI promised today WITH JIL. Sanford cir­ iana (UPI) — Anti-Coinmuthat the Vatican will nol in­ cuit court clerk, was nlst foes of Premier Chtvldi terfere in the affairs of other elected treasurer of the Jagan followed up a dynamite states. attack on his wife’s office State Court Clerks As­ with rail today fur weekIn an audience for (lie Vat­ sociation a t it* annual long "passive resistance” dem­ ican diplomatic corps, the workship in T a n t p u onstrations throughout this Pope pledged that Ids reign over this last weekend. South Amcricnn colony. would continue the battle (or world peace based on “the The demonstrations were four pillars of truth, Justice, That feasibility study for expected to affect most gov­ love and liberty.” Seminole County In Its bid to ernment offices, as well as He told the diplomats of have the new state universi­ private enterprises which are some 50 nations in his second not taking part in the "gen­ ties located here ia being "kept BONN. Germany (UPI)— official audience that "the eral strike” which has crip­ under wraps” until presented President Kennrdy said to­ Holy See doe* nol propose . . . pled British Guiana fur more to the State Board of Control. day hr will nol attrnd the to intervene in the affairs or than two months. Those guiding the drive don’t interests that pertain to tem­ care to have other counties roronatlon id I’opr Paul VI If they follow the pattern of poral powers.” know what all Seminole has such displays in the past, the In the Vatiran on Sunday. Tile United States has no to offer. demonstrators will march . . . relations with the Vatiran an through Georgetown and out­ did not have a representative A1 Wilson and Spretly Wil­ lying communities, singing | among the diplomats in the lis are leaving before dawn unti-Jagun and anti-Commured-draped cunsistortal lull Tuesday for several days’ fish­ DELAND, Fla. (U P D -T h4‘ nist songs and occasionally (or the audience. Furd Foundation has award­ ing. They'll operate from PruCHI*. FREDERICK CARM ENT Jl(. to,lav accepted command of Detach­ dancing. Speaking slowly and clearly ed an unrestricted grant o! itt'a Fishing Ranch, between ment 8, Heavy Attack Squadron II, an Sanford Naval Air Station. In cereSome concern was express­ m fluent French. Pope Paul $1-5 million to Stetson Uni­ Stuart and Fort Fierce. Al moitic* at the hu*e this ntornini? he i* pit turn! heie looking on ns Cdr. Hub­ ed over tile possibility that said that "alter the instruc­ ‘(Jet Out’ versity here. President J , OL •ays they’ll com. back with ert M- deLorenzi tut* a cake. Carmcnl relieved dcLorcnzi in the change of police might fire on demon­ tion-. of our predecessors — lie Edmunds sakl today. big once or tall one*—may bo strators, as they did two command. (Herald Photo) Tt)KYO (U l'l)—Communist and we think particularly »( The Central Florida Baptist both. weeks ago, hut anti-Jugun China joined North Korea . . . Hie encyclycal Parent in Ter­ School was the only Institu­ lenders said they would go ri*—it seems scarcely necess­ .Sunday in demanding (he im­ tion in the south among tlie Mayor Tom McDonald will alieail with ths- demonstration* ary for us to repeat to you all mediate withdrawal of U. 8. 12 college* in the nation soaps-uk to the Kiwania Club despite the risk. Hie respect which (lie church turves Iroin South Korea. leded to receive the Founda­ Wednesday on the role of Im-iThe dynamiters who have holds lor the dignity and the tion's "Special Program In nessmen in politics, DeWitt been staging a "botnba-day” mission of each of the na­ IK Killed Education" award. Mathews, public relation* Sg*6i 7D> it. ..h i i s.i')*#t|dfrt:> C a m p a ig n a g t d n s l the goveit,TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — To be eligible for the iTant tions of Hie world." lv were piibliiJird in two mint set off a token explosion chairman, said today. Al least 18 (arson* were kill­ —which may he used in sup­ • • • newspaper*. Sunday 'd g l' at llm heavilyed in weekend trallic acci­ port of Die institution's over­ Sunday driving: Of course. guurded H o m e Affaits p o lice dents, the State Patrol said all academic development —, Cdr. Frederick Carment Jr. t Cdr. Carment relieved Cdr. Ministry headquarters of JaIt ia against a city ordinance, today, including five persons Stetson must raise a total o( gan'a wlfv, the former Janet I US.N, a two-year veteran o f|h °h « rt 31. deLorenii, t'S N .' t-OU!S\ ILL!., Ky. (UPI)— hut there is a horse paddocked in a crash near Orala. $3 million in matching fund* ItoH-n «rg of Chicago. ! | | f#Vy Attack Wing One to officer in charge of Detach- The 13rd AnnualConvcntlon of at 308 West Kith Street . . . over a three year period. Next door to City Commis­ — "■ ■■' — ~~ day accepted command of M" 'nl Fight since its inception a| .National Junior Chainin' LJ. S. Bound Edmunds said the Founda­ sioner Sonny Ruborn . , , But Heavy Attack Squadron II } 11 of Commerce hit landslide ORLANDO (UPI) — Police LONDON t UPI) — Barry tion will send an immediate Sonny, evidently trying to lie Detachment Eight (VAII I I I Cdr. Carment will become today with * burst of noise in Central Florida and along Iti-hop o( Washington, I). C., check of $450,ooo as the first neighborly, hasn't mentioned Dot. 8) in ceremonies at the '*> «*‘e Naval Postgraduate ..... Hie Gulf Coast have been ABOARD THE CSS FORT School, Monterey. Calif., for a"4' col,’r lh»‘ threatened to alerted In In- nil tile lookout one uf the America tit who installment of the grant. it . . . , Probably f«sd»—and SMELLING AT SEA (L’l’l) Sanford Naval Air Station. climbed Mt. Everest last James w. Armsey, director a one-year course in Naval | pa>e even Hie annual Ken­ rightly so—that it'a the po­ —The Navy liathysraph Tri­ fur counterfeit $5 lulls. month, leaves today lor the of tlw special program in edu­ management. lice dept.'a Job to enforce the este un.s exeprti-i! to alive* tu tucky Derby Week of wi n mi Mi-reh.inls in the area re Ulliti-d Stales, cation. said the grants were GAINESVILLE t l P D - A I Cddr. Carment >v.ll become pee. law . . . And now that fly the bottom of the Atlantic INUted slotting several of the made "to ailvance the de­ tlu- detachment's second oiliseason is definitely with us! 1 Ocean today in scinch of the bert Sydney Herlong, lathi Tlie convcnlion, which more hills la-t week and one hank­ Recall Asked * • • velopment of selected private leer in charge since its for­ sunken nuclear submarine ol Florida Congressnuu A. S. ing official said they were of mation lad year. During the than 10,000 Jaycees and wives LONDON (UPI)—Tin* Brit­ universities and colleges Herlong Jr., died lit J. Illlli* Oh yes—and on thnt same Thresher. such quality to defy detection lirst year of its existence, including two Sanford cou­ ish Foreign Oflire announced national and regional center* drive there were those threfl Trieste, towed by tha sal­ Miller Medical Center here by average persons. today it i- demanding Hie re­ of higher educational excell­ ducks I hut are suid to "roost'* vage vessel U8S Preserver, Sunday alter a long illness. I MUl (,arh ari |, „ |^ r and tin- detachment achieved Its ple*, are expected to attend, Tlie Isigus hills liuve a Herlong. a prominent citrus MU< (-uro, (ufor,| „f San- place of honor among Ihe o|M'n .' officially at 9 a. in large 'G' In a seal to the Iclt call o[ a Czech diplomat for ence.” (is that what durka do at ■*rri»ed Sunday it* the area night?) at SOS West 17th 220 milea off Cape Cod where grower who made Ins home ford Joined 280 hi;(i school squadrons of Heavy Attack with a ribbon-rotting cere­ uf Lincoln's face. Hie number attempted espionage. He is I bird Secretary Premy-l Ho Street . . . But during the day the ill-fated submarine dis­ in Leesburg, wa* 77 year* girls in Tallahassee today at- Wing One. mony at the booth and exhibit Curmgnt had served as ad­ display %t ths* Kentucky Fair N328 in tlie lower right hand Ian. wander around the neighbor­ appeared April 10 with 120 old. He had been confined to tending Florida's annual Girls corner of the (ace of Ihe bill, Ihe hospital for three weeks. State, highlighted by talks by ministration an t operations of- and Exposition Center. hood in aingle file formation. men ahourd. and the number 2383 in the . . . liver during his past tour of A former member of the Guv. Farris Bryant and memA "key man,” lunch for lower right hand corner of New Charges Naval rsperl* hope the duty with Heavy Attack Florida Citrus Commission, Seems that there was a deep-diving Trieste can hieate certain Jaycec leaders was the back of Hie hill. LONDON (Ul’l ) —The gov­ tors of the State Cabinet. rooster crowing, too, but the Thresher's hulk and photo­ Herlong also ua* chairman of ernment today brought eight Mis* Bolger Is living spon­ Squadron Five (VAII 3), also scheduled al main, hut the Hollywood (Up d - tii# scouts couldn't locate him—- graph it to provide additional Ihe board of the Citizen* .Na­ sored by the Pilot Club and bused al Sanford Naval Air big event of opening day was n e w charge* against Dr. pending marriage of bosoiny Station. or hia flock ! . . . No cow* or evidence a* to uhnt mused tional Hank of laxslmrg and Mis* Oxford by Hie Anna a mint Julep get acquainted Stephen Ward, the society os­ actress Mamie Van Dorm head of Hie Oklawalia River aherp either, a>cording to the history's worst suluiiuriiie dis­ teopath and artist who opened party at Churchill Downs lid* Miller Circle. Die entire u n d playIhi>-ballplayer llu Citrus Processing Coopera- assembly is sponsored try the advance reconnoltcr party . . . aster. afternoon. Titorc won't be any Hie door fur Hio I’rolumo Hclin.ky apparently has hit Alcuhohc beverage request* live. Board To Nam e But definitely some pig»—at 1horse* running on the derby scandal. American Lcgum Ihe skids. are Ihe major items on the track, but Jaycec officials The girls, all jiinairs In the locker plant! Tlie actress' mother, 3Irs. . . . Delegation To said they doubted it anyone agenda for the City Commis­ Law Braised high si.-Iliad representing every Recreation U nit Lum-inuted Lucille (Hander, said Sunday sion meeting at H p.m. to Appointment «f a rnmnill- would notice Unit. Our city operative also tells TALLAHASSEE iL'PI) — Hu- couple had broken then IIITC'IIIN. England lU P D - part of the state, were al*n M ake Report night. tee to ktudy long range rec­ Highlight* of the runven of the strong-stomached RoState Supreme Court Chief engagement. The day after Don Parker scheduled to dei i ilit-ir gov­ 'I'he-e include n public hear Seminole County's Iraidaernor and oilier state officer* reation n e r d * for Seminole lion will lie the keynote ail tarian*' after-dinner tewta of J ii-tlee II K Hotter!s -aid to­ "She called me tail night bought hi* 40-year-old wile a hardiness . . . One week it till) •(•'legation will present its new car two weeks ago she today in preparation for the County will highlight Tues­ dre** Tuesday by Gov. Frank mg (or a liquor license lor day Florida's tu-w Public De­ from Springlicld, Mass., and look * Conor. 28W Orlando was a color movie of all the first public report of the leg­ went (or her first drive and opening of tlu-ir legislature day's meeting of the County Clement of Tennessee, and fender Act will put Hie stale told me,” .Mr*, iHander said, Drive; request for a new la-er islative Session which clo-rd I 'onimisaion. of Hie mythical "State of the election o( national of. fins deUilf of the surgical among the leaders in tin- na­ "hut she did not explain hasn't been seen since. and wine license at the la p roller matters mi the ugenda ficers Thuisday. Seminole" in the legislative skill in removing a human last week at the Seminole tion m providing equal justice why.” "I am completely my sti­ will he a directive providing Candidates for national llooin. II.’ West First M rtii. lor ad. lung . . . And right after a County Kurm Iturnui meeting lted," Parker said today. chambers Wednesday. Neither Mi** Van Daren, Thuisday evening . request for a new lieer and Those elected to the legis­ rr gidu (ions on application* president included Johnston dinner—let’* ace now—was the ‘‘Beryl never indicated she 20. nor Helinsky, 28, could ha wine liren-e at IUMi/er'* IU-er Sen. .Muck N. Cleveland Jr. . . . ... ,,, . .. for admission to the county lature will practice through Davis III. Miami. main di*h goulaah? . . . Then N o B i 'o ^ r e s s reached (or comment. Garden, h*i3 W e s t 13th introduction, debate ami pas* home and (minty nursing came another test of gastro­ and Reps. S. J. Davis Jr. and WOUld *» * «h'"« ,,k# ST. \1 '•! (TINE (U l'l) Jan Fortune are scheduled "to ' . Street; a liquor /muamend home; n letter from Sen. age of bills of tlu-ir own. President Jim Smith and nomic fortitude whin a tiger The five-month old Florida The newly • elected gover- Muck N. Cleveland Jr. to the Mr- Smith, Dave Kllngen- iiicnl at tlie Knights o( Co­ hunt wii* shown . . . Water discus* legislation passed dor- tiO O fl O l ( l |)<1(I East Coast Hallway strike Arrests Solve l.t)UGIIHt)l(DUGII. England nor. cabinet and members of State llouid of Control re- smith and Mr. and Mr* J lumbus, 2302 Oak Avenue, buffalo for bait . • • Tiger ing the 1983 session of the pl uiilid into it* l.Vlrd day to* Florida Legislature which per(UPI) — .Michael Hrook*. 12. i the Supreme Court will take and rcqur-1 lor a tran -|rr uf q u e s t i n g consideration of Andrew Speer are represent • hot . . . Skinned . . . Wheel •lay alter nothing was set Robbery Here (iung-ho on the (ianges—or tains to Farm Hurt-au mem- -aid today he would give the their oaths of ••(lire before Seminole County ms a site fnr j ing tlie Seininolo Jaycec- at lieen-a- ol Nick's Package tied lit talks between manage­ Police Chief Huy Williams tiers" a t 8 p. in. at Oviedo 1barrel of beer lie won at a a joint session <>( tlu- legisla­ tin- new two universities and the national convention in Store, tlu Sanford Avenue, to some place! ! ment and a new federal med leported tixluy thnt a break­ High Sehol auditorium. churrh carnival to his father ture Tue viay. Benjamin Kal/, engineering nqxnts. • • • Liui-vEIr ialor over Ihe weekend. ing and entering »n June 9 at Installation of officers to. the Pure Oil Station, Sixth day waa a relief from the car­ Street and French Avenue, S k i C lu im )) nage to tha civic club that P I N K MOUNTAIN, (ia. was solved over the weekrtul took up ila chores locally in iL'PI) — Nancy Schnering of with th« arrrst of Walter J. 1921 . . . Bill Hemphill took Sarasota. F la . a t.Yyearold Wiule, 41)3 Myrtle Avenue, anil over the gavel from Ben Wig­ newcomer to women's water two juveniles. gins . . , Past District Gover­ At thu time of the burglary ski tournaments, won by a nor Mort McDonald, of Dewide margin Sunday in tlie it wiut repotted at least $80 Land, did the honors of in­ women’s tricks division of :tu- "a* taken from vending mastalling . . . That’a Mayor Tom (litli annual Masters water chine* and $11) from a hiding McDonald's papa — not his BONN, Germany (UPI) —' nauer in what was termed of erty ” lie warned there ran ccpt for interpreter, and dis­ discuss German reunification.' schmidt. the West ski tournament. phire. Chief Willium* said brother of similar nomencla-1 president Kennedy appealed (icially " a very cordial at­ tie no neutrals in the struggle cussed eiiorts to reach a nu the lierlin problem and inter presidential residence, to call Wiule wa» remanded to county ture. B a n d i t l i m i t e d juil and the juvtnilr* turr.«4 on President Heinrich l.uetoday to "dozen*” o( other mosphere.” The two leaders against poverty and hunger. clear test ban accord with the national conditions m Cumlike. It wa* there that Ken­ HltADENTON (U l’l) — A over to Juvenile Court. Kennedy, on the secuml day Soviets, trade relations be. mum-t East Germany, inP. E. McCord, counselor for frr* naUoni J,,,n ,h' Lni,c,‘ conferred against the hack nedy attended the peace statewide search continued , -----r r ; —— Juvenile Diurt, ia in Tallaha-- Slates in organizing peace ground of a renewed U. S *>( a visit to West Germany, tween member nation* of the eluding the latest lied bor- corp- ceremony. today tor a stocky, poorly l a U l t o r see attending a four-week Jo- rorp* "in a great mtcrnation- pledge to tiefend Fluropc i t delivered this warning a* he Atlantic community and the der restrictions The officials, The U. S. President had a dressed bandit who escaped JACKSONVILLE (L'PI) — senile Dciinqueiu-y Institute al effort in the l'Jtio's fur all cost*. watched the b.rth of a West Kennedy - sponsored project including U, S. Secretary ol private talk with I.ucbke and with $32,728 m cash front Hie Funeral service* were Uichl sponsored by the F’lorida In­ peace. The U. S. president sard the German peace corps modeled (or a multilateral nuclear Stale Dean Husk, also dis­ stayed on tur lunch at the Inter-City Hank here Friday., today for veteran Jarkionstitute for Continuing Univer­ Kennedy made the appeal world face* a "moral crisis,” on that in Hie United States. force inside NATO. cussed the multi lateral force villa before returning to the Police sail Carl Close, want- ville sportawriter Charles E, sity Studies. Among the "stu, after a two-hour talk on cold with the United States and Earlier, Kennedy and AdeAt Ihe same time their for­ protect. chancellory (or further talk* ed in Roanoke, Ya , and Hal- Raker, 68, who died 1**4 wc J, r.tx" arc three p*dl»e offi­ war problems with West tier- Western Europe "i»l*}d* uf naurr 87, sat down in the eign ministers and other nlll Kennedy then drove to the with Adenauer in the alter (Inline, Md matches tlie de al Ills home after a long cer* fr-wil Thailand. mail Chancellor Konrad Ade prosperity in a sea uf pov chancellor's oilier, alone ex cu ts met in anoiucr loom to 'in ariiy v i l l a Us ui ui • ( - lluof* .*1 ( 1(8 ion given of Hie rubber. I ni*». • • e Thresher Dive Set For Today a Bulletin tie w A ... Stetson Gets 1.5 Million From Ford BRIEFS CDR. ( a r i i i e i . t A c t e j - u Three Sanford Command Of VAH-11 *Convention mrk Area Warned Of ; Bogus $5 Bills A. S. Herlong Sr. Dies Sunday '.Sanford Pair At Girls Stale aa Mamie, Bo Break Off Engagement If Could Be A Thirsty Session 'Great International Effort' Urged President Asks Free Nations Peace Corps I)lCS � 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 21, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 21, 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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Edward- Miller, pastor of Altamonte Chapel whe has served aa chaplain tor the Greyhounds’ football team for the peat three years, deliver­ ed the sermon Sunday night at the baceslaureate exer­ cises at Lyman High School auditorisin. Ha waa introduc­ ed by Principal Ralph Diggs. Tha invocation was given by Nellis R apt and the bene­ diction by Victoria Forsyth, members of the graduating class. The processional and re­ cessions! were played on the Sw im G u s ts * Osteen School Has Festival organ by Mrs. Darwin Shea and the cboras was directed by Mrs. Dorothea Beasoe, both of whom graciously step­ ped in aa last minute aubstltutca for Mrs. Nell Drtiedlng, who suffered a slipped disc a law days ago. The ehorua tan g “ I Heard a fo rest Praying" by DoRose and “Lift Thine Eyea" by Mendelssohn. Honor escorts were Susan BonEsse, Sylvia Chambers, Joseph Pavelchak and Roger Schmidt. Ushers were Alice HslI, Marcia Lyons, Mary Mick, Done s M c C o y , Bernadette Oslvala, and Loieanne Wag- A reception was held by the seniors in t h e eafateria. Punch and cake were served by members of the home eco­ nomies classes. The senior class looked back to its early years a t Ly­ man to choose the “Honor Teacher” to cut tho senior caks decorated la tba school colon o f blu* a id fold. Mrs. Eulflla G r a n t h a m , who taught third grade at Lyman when it Included all 1* grades, was given th e honor. She now is a teacher at h e a r Lake Elementary School. Young People Have Party By Mrs. Clarence Snyder A music festival was held By Helen Snodgrass I t tba Osteen School near the A group of young people close of school under the di­ from the Methodist Youth rection of Mrs. Sellers, mu­ Fellowship of the Barnett Me­ m , to n in g right on South sic director of the Volusia morial Methodist Church of Iptot, past Queen's Minor Enterprise enjoyed an all day County schools. W B D I W fi W t picnic and iwlmming parly at T erry Blsaen, Sharon Gilbert, Debra A lbert and All grades participated in AN AMERICAN FLAG, in keeping with “Flag Ibp first morning darn win Sanlando Springs last Friday. D ebra Griner. I t waa presented by John Mcgta a t B:U and tka first Day" Friday, has been presented to Brownie the program which included Those attending, who coin­ Cloekey, p u t com m ander (left) and L t. Jam es Troop 8 6 2 bjr CarapbelLLoesing Poet, American • m a n d a ta at 1 :0 . Regismusle from Hungary, Bel­ ed the event, the "glad that T . Talmadge J r ., USN, both representing the Legion. Receiving the flag were these Brownlee itien was bald Saturday gium, Mexico, England, Aus­ school is out" party, were Legion Post. (Herald Photo) (left to right): Sylvia Smith, Sharon Ache, I centtouad until Monday as tralia and Italy. The United Dwayne Watson, Linda Long, tre waa room tor a few Statea was represented in a Richard and Jimmy Morris, cowboy tong and a square Susan Ryan, Ernie Wstson, Charles Sims, Timmy Sain, dance number. The first grade opened the Van Robbins, Danny Brad program with a welcome song dock. Fay isley, and Alan, Following the business ses­ and the program closed with Jimmy and Crystal Brad going away gift of remetn- donations of food for the dea­ The friendship Class of tha berance from tba d a is . She cons box. sion Mra. C. N. North, d a is all tinging "America, the dock. Chaperones wera Mr. The d a is decided to con­ teacher, presented the Devo­ Beautiful." f ir s t Baptist Church sf Lake leaves la Juty to make her and Mrs. Edwin Braddock. tinue to meet through the Mary bald their regular horns la Mayport. tions for the evening pro­ Mrs. Lam ar Stokes, class summer months. The next to New York Monday, the monthly meeting for June last gram. The dosing prayer meeting will be held in July Tuesday night to tha church president, presided at the 111 N. French Avenue, Sanford, FAST O RELIABLE SERVICE Market waa slightly strooger meeting, which waa opened at the borne of Mrs. T. Town­ was given by Mra. Williams. to r Florida celery, com and annex. Phone: FA 2-5412 Mrs. J . A. Varn conducted Mrs. D. L. Williams waa with prayer by Mra. Harley send. p sppw i , slightly weaker for the game entertainment dur­ okra, and about unebangad presented with a Bible, as a Wilhelm. Mra. M. P. Malhoing the social hour, A song son, secretary, rvad the min­ to r asset other Roms. Celery, title game was enjoyed in jS jw Ja"W w rlt! utes of the previous meeting. to rrato t of two to SW down • WALLS j • 'DECALS • TRUCKS which esch player received a Coupons were collected and paid tor I J M J t , three dosen e prise. Mrs. H irley Wilhelm SILK SCREEN PROCESS members were reminded to were M M , mostly i.M and won the priio for the slogan continue to tuns them in SIGNS OF ALL KINDS fe w t o o n I.T5-3. No sales through the month of June. —T he - third— annua l - spri: game. fa‘ wlary httrtt wire rsgsrtS17 8. PALMETTO AVE. y rrr—a m hesuu—and—Mr*r They were also asked for concert of secular musle by l*oit Keel served refresh­ Crates of iU to five doses By Mrs. Adam Mailer PHONE FA 2-6422 (he Chancel Choir of the Park ments. The DtBary Civic Assn, oars of eons ranged from MSLake Presbyterian Church of 1.71, mostly B.-3.23. Eggplant win meet a t 7:30 p.m. today Orlando will be held at 0 p gild tor 3JO-3. in bushel hem at the Community Center for m. Thursday in the Egyptian y e n , boskets and crates, the last meeting of the cur­ Room of the Cherry P lata Mostly I. Okra waa 9J0-T.50 rant season. Mambare who Hotel. yor bushel lum per for small bavo stamp books or loose Conducting the group will By Julia Bartoe to medium ilae, mostly 7. trading stamps to donate to­ be H. E. McFarland, min­ The Garden Club of Alta­ 7.50. Bushel hampers of wards purchase of the organ ister of music of Park Lake your car’s performance! This kind of confidence ewwdar peas (purple hull) are aaked to turn them in at monte Springs will bold its Church. Accompanist will be annual covered dish supper has made Standard the South’s favorite fam ily w e n 3.79-3. Pepperi brought this time. Gene Webb, church organist. and picnic this Thursday at I JO-1, for extra large and DcBary Day at Ponce De­ of gasolines for three generations. Crown Extra, The program will include 3.79-3.90, mostly 3.3.30 for Leon Springs, sponsored by the Altamonte Park, weather choruses from Offenbach’s Crown, Economy Crown- n il three offer longlarto , la bushel baskets the Civie Assn, and the local permUUng. In the event of "LaBeHc Helene," selections rain the picnic will be held In highway driving, safety so often depends on running mileage, dependable performance, top onto*. Chamber of Commerce, will from Brahms "Libesliedcr la Central Florida, celery be held this frldsy. Plenty at the Altamonte Springs Wallies,’1 a piano duet by your car’s swift response...your ability to pass power a t the price. So stop a t Standard-for prices wore steady, with of gate prises will ba award­ Community House. Webb and Bill Madsen and Children are Invited. All quickly. W ith a Standard gasoline in your tank, famous-quality gasolines and for wide-awake fair demand. Crates of two to ed and for a small fee Deselections from the "Music IH d o n a sold for 3.2S, four Bary residents attending will persons planning to attend Man." you know the power’s there when you need it. service to keep your car running better longer. dotena were 1.73 and other be given use of the picnic are asked to bring their own You cun keep your mind on the road, not on S T A N D A R D O I L C O M P A N Y ( K E N T U C K Y ) piste and silver. slats 3. Crates of M film grounds, underwater observa­ Serving on the committee wrapped celery hearts were tory, swimming pool, bath PTA Meet Set 3.79. Corn sold for 3.-3.S0 per bouse and fishing facilities are 31r. and Mrs. J. H. Hod The newly elected execu­ crate of five down ear* for plus dancing In the main din­ ges, chairmen, and Mr. and tive board of the Lyman High Mrs. O, J. Baumgartner, Mr. yellow, mostly 3.23, and whlt« ing room. Other attracltoni a t School PTA will meet at 8 type waa 3.23. Pepper sales the recreation srot Include ond Mrs. A. C. Bcnkelman, p m. today at the school with ranged from 1.73-3JO accord the train ride, the stern wheel Mr. and Mra. Leslie Winter, Principal Carlton Henley lo lag to condition, with most boat ride, the old sugar mill a n d Jesse llarbot. Other make plans in order to facili­ offerings fair condition and pancake house and the snack members will assist with the tate matters when school serving. •ailing for 1.T9-3. There were bar and lounge. opens in the fall. The picnic will be the elub’s too few tales of eggplant to last event until meetings are establish a market. Cigar hands first were used resumed next October. Shipments from Florida No part of Alaska la direct­ ly north of (be U. S.; Alas­ over the weekend included: in Cuba to protect delicate rail M, truck 103; peppers, fingers of aristocratic Span­ Eurasia Is the name used ka’s easternmost point Is n i l U, truck 33, and rad­ ish ladles who took up smok­ when speaking of Asia and about H00 miles west of San ing secretly. ishes rail none, truck two. Europe as a single continent Francisco. WALL SUPPLY Plumbing & Building Supplies Church Choir Sets Third Annual Concert ypjunq §itp Altamonte Garden Club To Have Picnic When pow er counts... STANDARD STANDS OUT For DAD - on FATHER'S DAY An exciting new appliance designed to make carving and slicing easier-quickermore professional A jh s c tw d <oi J set ,tr« eiimdeku't'rx ai*s j K .S f iiE E ; V. '■y11 tVtNl 1 , y HV 7 ** V I ^ is G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC J* h ’Fs*™ v r x Dad will appreciate It! N» more irregular or ragged slices of m eat Each elic* u a bo neat, uniform; thiek or th is for tho very host in eye and appetite appeal. / Attractively Packed in Deluxe Gift Box BEAUTIFUL BONUS GIFT with each Electric Carving Knife. Sanford Electric Co STAN D A R D e ^ O IL x ^ B est p la c e to s to p -to REFRESH an d REFUEL I Fla. �Solons Eye End; Debate Colleges nsuoA ... Citrus Promotion u J Ii f jja t t f o r t i ifc r a fii LAKELAND (UP1) — The W EATHER: P artly cloudy. High low 00a; low in low 70*. expenditure of 9450,000 in Europe for promotion of Flor­ VOL. 53 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 733 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. JU N E 12, 1963 TALLAHASSEE (UP1) TALLAHASSEE 4UP1) - ida citrus will be discussed Florida's tax program for the Th* way wan clear today for here Friday by the export qert biennium began taking the Legislature to start de­ advisory committee of the State CUrua Commission. B uford u d Seminole Coun­ shape today a t the Legisla­ bate oo $7S million worth of ty will b« advertised u the ture worked to adjourn the univeraity and junior college Cold War Meet TAMPA (UPI) — Gov. Fsr•’Bhod Capital of the World” extended 1K3 session on Fri­ bond financed buildings ap­ ris Bryant's 1943 Conference a t tha 1994 World’a Fair in day and go home. proved Tuesday night by a Now York City . . . If Bon. House and Senate mem­ joint Senate-House Higher on Cold War Education open­ ed here today featuring more Mack N. CUroland Jr. can to bers are still not In agree­ than 50 experts on Commun­ •nvtn cs WcndoU Jarrard. dl- ment on the bulk of a pro­ Education Committee. The Senate appropriations ism's threat and America's roetor of tha Florida Develop- posed 1140 million tax pro­ nent Commission. Mack gram to underwrite record committee was scheduled to role in the cold war. write* ha wanta to "boost state spending, mostly for ed­ meet tn hopes of getting the •had fithinf In the Florida ucation. But tax bills have proposal for $45 million in Mob Expected NEW YORK (DPI) —"Cleo­ axhlbli* at the Fair. begun to move and th e n ia university buildings and $30 patra", the most costly movie 0 0 0 hope for early adjournment, Work It progressing "slow barring a hopeless tangle that million fur junior college con­ ever made, will harge onto Broadway tonight for a $100hr but surely" on the city's would require a conference struction to the Iluor today. By Judy Hell* a-ticket world premie re that new sewage treatm ent plant. committee to unsnarl. The Bouse rules committee Is expected to attract a New Actual construction on Alta­ City Manager Pet« Knowles Such a tangle might come placed the implementing bill Year's Eve size mob to monte Springs' $330,ouo mu­ reports, adding that it should over a proposed IS across-theon the calendar for early con­ Times Square. nicipal water system got ha In operation late nost board Increase in license tags sideration. underway early this morning month, for passenger cars and a S15 Approval by the joint com­ Red Carpet • • • after some two year* of pre­ raise in the price of tags for TAMPA (UPI) MacDIll mittee waa unanimous alter a liminary work and engineer­ County Zoning Commission mobile homes. 25-mlnute meeting which saw Air Force Base rolled out ing study. On hand when welltonight will consider a re­ If this 13 million in reve­ the red carpet today for Brtquest to reiono from agricul nue is lost, U could force the no opposition to the measure tains Secretary of State for drilling equipment p u s h e d tural to commercial a parcel Legislature to take another voiced. Representatives of Air. Hugh Fraser, lie and his through the earth for the first of land on Highway 46 West, look at a grocery tax which the Board of Control and the party leave MacDill Thurs­ time were Altamonte Mayor Junior c o l l e g e * explained, Lawrence Swotlnrd, Charles Bear the new Interstate 4. thus far baa been strongly re ­ what was In the measure, day for Patrick Air Force M. LaPradc. Housing and • • • listed. Base. several lawmaker* a i k e i l Home Financr Administra­ School Board will consider Legislators say the 9140 brief question* and toe com­ only routine business a t 1 million tax program would tion (HllFA) Held engineer, Suffocates p.m. Thursday, according to still leave a $39 million gap mittees voted. DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) and A. C. Broun, the town's The vole was 90 in the —An infant girl suifocated new Inspector and supervisor Supt. Ray Mllwee. between spending and in­ • • # Senate group and 13-0 In the in a parked car while her of construction. come. A further widening by Construction on the lunch $23 million would make the House committee. Recommendation to h i r e parents sunba lived on a beach The measure was pushed at nearby. The victim was the Brown, former assistant su­ room and music room at grocery tax almost Inevitable compromise following daughter of Mr. and Mrs. perintendent of the water South Scminola Junior High although the Senate decisive­ a (since Engineering Corp., consulting engineer!; ALTAMONTE SPRINGS txjgun construction a t Casselberry la underway, ly defeated such a tax Mon­ House action which put a ceil­ Allen Wingate, of Daytona works in Apopka, who resign­ Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Swofford, C. M. L»this niornitur on Its new Mtmiciiwl W ater Sys­ with work expected to be com day and the House finance ing of $73 million in bond fi­ Beach. ed live job to come to Alta­ nancing under a proposed Pnule, HllFA field engineer and A. C. "Ace" tem when well-iligKtnjf equipm ent moved in pletod In six month*. monte, was unanimously ap­ committee baa repeatedly re ­ c o n s t i t u t i o n a l amend­ 3 Die In Fire Brown, inspector and supervisor of eonxtruction next to the Town Hull ami started work immedi­ proved by four members of fused to recommend the levy. ment which will go to the LIVINGSTON MANOR. N. the Town Council at a special fo r the town. Christian minister! in the ately. Looking over engineerim; plans (or the people for a vote later tills Y. (UPI) — Stale police to­ Tuesday night session alter (Herald Photo) South Seminole area, extend well plant ore Harold 11midi f ft*, president of year. day attempted to Identify qualifications h a d lug from Oviedo to Bear Lake hecn The amendment, which goes two of three persons killed in checked by council commit­ are requested to attend to the people at a special a resort hotel fire, possibly tee ami planning engineers. meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday election this fall for approval set off by lightning. Waldea t Cassslberry Community Thoroughly experienced in nr rejection, also makes vo- mere Hotel officials estimat­ hi* line of work. Brown sentMethodist Church tn organise caiinaai tecluvcai .schools rli ed. d»nuu?»_at .tMQJNQ_____ -ed—from 1332- until 135B a* a noutn Seminole juinluariai MONTGOMERY, Ala. — gible for bond funds, backed Association. sates and service representa­ (UPI) — Gov. Georg* W ot • • a by the $10 million-a-year stale Radiation Study tive for Continental Motors of OAK JUDGE. Tenn. (UPI) utilities tax revenue. lace aoilfkd President Ken­ Central Florida Blood Bank, Muskegon. Mich., where In* TALLAHASSEE <L*PI) The specifically —The >»c projects project* speciticatiy — University of Florida u ul Worked With industrial power nedy today he weald re* of which Ralph B. Wight HI ll rl„ JACKSON. Miss, (UIM) — The top integration move all Mate law enforce­ is director for Scminola Coun­ Gov. Karris Bryant refused listed In the hill include an has signed a contract with the units and pumps and irriga Atomic Energy Commission extension of University of A n.W TA (IH'l) An <>f- Htruti»$fi»t fur the National Aiaodntinn fur th e Ail* ty, will begin construction on to comment today on whether tlon systems. ment officers froen Mm Uni* (AF.C) In study poisbite com­ new quarter! near Orange Me­ hr would he available for ap­ Florida engineering 'college From Continental he went (•dal of the General Services j vm uem unt of Colored I’eoplo in Mississippi was shot verslty a( Alabama at T w mercial procedures for pre­ in East-Central Florida, $1 morial Hospital In the near pointment to tile II. S. Sen­ to the Mann Irrigation Com­ Administration xaid today that to death l>y u sniper curly today whilu returning caloosi within lb* next four million, and a new stale uni­ serving tomatoes ant citrus pany. of Fitzgerald, Ga„ CSV is delaying actmu on a from u civil rights rally. future. Seven counties are fruits by radiation. The $7!Ldays. The governor palled served by the bank and its ate should Sen. George Sma- versity In East-Central Flor­ , The tduyinyr of M dinar Evers, H7, followed by where he designed and helped bid for part of tlw all* of tko 0t7 agreement is in effect un­ liters get the nod for the U.S. ida, $2no,o*si for planning. branches. oat 527 of (k e n M a y . install large irrigation sys­ only hours u plcu by til April 30. 11X 14. old putt office a t BarJord, Suprem* Court. » • * tems throughout the slate. President Kennedy for a Bryant h a s consistently iq hopes of (sitin g Memo to tiie City CummisGemini Shots . , , Coming to Florida in iwm, Flu,, said be would not run for racial Uuldcit Ilulu to put h k '• « . ill--1 V , " ■ion: Please not to mumble fmin rctu m fl t;» the i* , WASHINGTON* Cl'T') * (he U. S. Semite when his v-Tliitri, Cr wSiocal iLV out 'Tires of fru stratio n over Items with which you Space administrator Jame field, to sett and supervise in term is over. But he always I rector for iurid iii.'|>oJ«l, si and discord" antoiiff Ne­ members are well acquaint­ has qualified it by saying the E. Webb announced today dallatioii of cement avbcsfos I the federal srr.ivy earlier ed . . . but with which those groes. that there will to- no further pl$n* mi municipal construe reason he wouldn't run was I minedI dow ,l" " "n n“ >10,IH)0 >1u'H)0 hid Hy United P m * International In the audience know nothing. because there would he no Mercury space shot* The Na tion jon> later taking uw r Hie It win the third denth In the I for t he .... by-lit) foot plot A |ruch, r tC!1tjng 'Til confuting to know what vacancy. assistant superintendent's job TAMPA (UPI) — Three lional Aeronautics amt Si> , .. South in tile past two month* , < •: lard utid I* mm’ sitting on *orvu'e spokesman sail the you are talking about. Same He said Sen. Spes.sard Hol­ husky youth*— one a Florida Administration will ratteen- in Apopka. .. $ll,7<ia hid which wa* off. i , .... . Of a number «f Florida participant* in ragoes for the County Commis­ land plana to seek re-election Slate University football play­ Irate instead on the planned ■it a ft e r a e ir o tn l a d v e rt!* - Ilppli.iint* have been invilli* l ‘i*l activities. sion. Gemini shots—sending rp two next year and Smathers has er—have been charged with TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (U PD ‘ oi». • • • dated dun to evidence they had Evers, dying from a rifle several years to go on his badly beating a teacher who men. This eventually will —Tw o Negroes started claasei Ci i py -..ml ih,< old pout iidvxiufl knowledge of test Mayor Tom McDonald hat current term. idug in the back, wa* found tried to stop them from Trash­ lead to placing astronauts on today a t Ui* University of affiie nod I lie land on which answers. I n f o r m e d the City Com­ the moon. by polho investigating n re­ Alabama where fedenilixcd Hut rumors circulating ing a party Saturday. it Mia wan tinned over by the Ted McNulty, director of in­ port of a shooting in the nent, mission members that all ia around Washington and drift­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Police said Jack Sliinbulser, National Guard troops forced I ity of Sanford for use as is formation for Education Test­ complete in the negotiations ing to Tallahassee aay Smath­ 21. who attends FSU on a Rare Skin Rash A bill creating the St. Johns middle class Negro ncighpublic binary. Tinhind up for • * • ing Service of Princeton, N. hoihood where hu lived In the to establish here the new ers may be appointed to a football scholarship, and Bry­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Indian River Canal District Sanford Military Academy. U. S. Supreme Court Judge­ an Bailie, 21, who attended The State Board of Health became law today without thu hid* is located immediately J., said score** of 175 of 4,000 Mississippi capital rocked for Msyor Tom MrDonald re­ to thu west of tiro old post persons taking the test May But all officials are wondering ship to replace Justice Hugo the University of South Flor­ said today outbreaks of a Governor's signature. thu pust mouth hy ruciul de­ leased the follow ing state­ office-. -I in 2.X Florida testing centers monstration*. where is the new school's Black who reportedly will ida, were freed in custody of fairly rare skin rash infection The hill vets up a board to ment todsyi "Tbs City o f "W e’ie hoping the latest had been "withheld." superintendent, Col. Harry resign. their parents after they turn-, have occurred among pro- run the affair* of the district The Negro lender died about bidder will rai a- hi* price to Sanford has had a bl-rsclsl Furman, who was due here .McNulty said there was no school and school age groups which embraces Brevard, Or­ 15 minute* after being taken Then, the rumor goes, Bry­ cd themselves in on warranls Monday to get the ball roll­ ant would step down as gov­ for malicious tresspass. In Dade, Duval, Palm Beach ange, Seminole and Volusia above the $1(1,001* murk," evidence money bad been ex­ to tho University of Missis­ advisory committee for tha Crispy- laid. "If we don’t get changed for answer* unil thcru ing. punt two year*. This com­ Thomas Allen Belt, 20, a and Polk Counties. So far, Counties. ernor and hand over the reins a bid of more than IIU.IMHI wa* n good chance tin- person* sippi medical center. • • a Jackson 1(elective (Tiled M. mittee bt comprised of lead­ to Senate President Wilson student at Virginia Polytech­ 117 cases of erythema Infocwe will put out another ad­ tuny Imvo been unaware study It. Pictce, who sent detectives City still n little concerned Carraway, first in line to nic Institute, was arrested tiosum have occurred, with John Kridcr and John ing citizens of both cares. with ironing out problems succeed a governor who re­ earlier an charges of assault ltd eases in Dade and 2» or Bromley, of Sanford, mem­ vertisement." aids furnished them contained swarming into thu neighbor­ Crispy said he now wishes act uni answers. It hint made rerummrndawith HLH. Hunt’s want city sign! or is unable to se n e , ami battery, culpahle negli less in the oilier counties. ber* of the soon tu lie de* hood, Diiliniiincd thnt the FBI lino* at various times to tha facilities without annexation. Carraway then would appoint genre and mattciovi* trespass. (onei St John* Indian River tin t the bidder who earlier had been asked to assist Ihe offered $10,000 would rent li­ • • • Navigating Com milter, have He was freed on $2,*xx) bond. M ore R e fu g e e s City Commission as to Im­ Bryant to the Senate. investigation. Harry Lee has been ap­ MIAMI (U P I)— Four plane txwn indorsed by the State mit. that bid. The teacher, Marshall MilThe NAACP in New York provements to our commun­ pointed a member of the City ton Jr., 51, was recovering loads of (ui diplomatic re­ Legislature for appointment inunediuteiy offered u $10,001) ity that would make Sanford Herman Jacobson, bead of Civil Service Commission. i (rum an operation on a fugees, some of whom have by Gov, Bryant as Seminole r e w a r d "for information a better place to live for all » t I shoulder separation. He said been living in Ihe Uruguayan inemtjers of (hi* five-nun Ito Jay, next to the site, told which results in the arrest Its ritizrna. I wish to taka Tiie Herald today bs will not We would like to quote a his doctor told him he would Embassy for two years, will j district aimed at uiding the mid conviction of nny person memo from City Manager never regain full use of his leave Cuba for Miami begin planning for a canal from i - .limit hi* $ In.dtsl original Ihi* opportunity to thank or pei son* guilty of this TALI .All ASSKE (UPI Sanford to the Ea*l Coast I bid for tho property. Vcte Knowles to the City ning Thursday. left arm. them for nerving their comA constitutional amendment eritm t'otnmlsvion. Verbatim, that inuniljr in this iiuptiitont permitting Sarasota County [ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) la: "Letter attached regarding way,” voters to tlrrlile if they waul port facility whereby the fed­ Bills containing sweeping re­ • • e a portion of their homesteads eral HllFA is sitting on Uio visions in Florida's public taxed for school purposes | * . . . . . * « the cnpitulation of the last application (for a feasibility school code and creating a segregaliun holdout state. study loan) until the city special commission to set up Tins summer she will re ­ cleared Ihe Legislature today. W r i t i n g A W O r C l mapped out her Itinerary I hospital convalescing alter an By DornUiy Austin The proposal, which origin­ N E W Y o lIK . I U P I t — T h e The cumpu* was under strict talks to them about a 15-year- a code of conduct for teach­ turn to South Dakota for a ally included Flagler County, Twenty-lour years of leach­ some years sgo while in tin-1 jperatfon. thin! iiimuiil Paul Tohenkin control of military and civilold planning loan on sewage ers became law today. visit with triends and rein will go to the voters at a Memorial Award for the twit inn police forces. The bills were allowed to ing, 14 of them tn Seminole treatment, This might be lives and. lit the fall, due to statewide election next year writing on the subject of civil termed 'government black­ become taw along with a host | County, have earned retire Vivian Malone, 21, of Mo­ If approved, It then would rlghli wa.* presented to James bile, Ala., and Jimmy A. Hood, mail' as th* federal govern­ of others without Gov. Farris rnent for Mrs. Marguerite many requests,will take fur j have to lie okayed by free- K. Batten, a teporter for the *JI, of joist Gadsden, Ala., Graham, who was leted with ment continues to rcuch out Bryant's signature s o iii e private pupil The school code hill, intro­ an "carly-bird" coffee by her further and deeper to infringe moved calmly through hulnria speech therapy hcforc she holder* in Sarasota County, Charlotte (N. C.) Observer. Button wus given a $H>0 events that brought federal­ embark* on her world cruise, | The amendment would nlon the democratic role of self- duced hy ben. G. T Mellon, fellow workers at 1'inecrest government.'' (Ed’s note: Lake City, atiuws individual School today. I'rincipstt of nearly every i low taxing of the first $2,uou euih prize mid rited fur ex- ized National Guardsmen to That's the City Manager talk­ county school boards more school in the county and of a homestead tu raise local trlk'iice in writing a series un the campus before the two Ne­ Mrs Graham has served as "The Subject of the Unending groes were finally legislervd ing: not the "Clock.") latitude In running t h e i r speech therapist for Semmotc until teachers joined in hop school funds, • • • Wur Against Racial and Reli­ late Tuesday sgalnst the pro­ schools by pulling the state's County schools, working with ortng Mrs. Graham at Pure gious Hate, Bigotry, tlius, tn- test* of Gov. Georg* C, WnlA youth program for South weight out of local matters morr than 23o children each cre,*t Schoot today, und it. T. tolerance mid Discrimination." tui-e. Seminole County was project Among the mayor changes, year to help them overcome Milwec, school superintend­ Storm Funds TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Honorable mention went tu ed Monday evening by Alder the new law will: problems of stuttering and ar­ ent. alter pinning a corsage The governor risked jail for —Authorize county hoard* ticulation. man A. N. Lego at the Cswel of pink carnation* on her and Florida is getting $t,3 million Emmett Peter Jr., Leesburg contempt of court but appar­ She is a graduate of Northberry board meeting. "Teen­ hi cooperate with other cuunpie-venting lit-r wdh a cash in federal "major ili.iaster" (Fla.) Daily Commercial, for ently no one was ready to agers have no supervised or ty boards, government a gen ern State Teacher* College, 2. giU. reminisced about the funds to help repair East un editorial rumpaign in de­ push for his arrest. orgaoiicd outlets in South cies or non-profit corporations Aberdeen. S D., her home many little cubby holes where Coast beaches battered by fense of ui'ode rule freedom in Soldiers with fixed bayonets Seminole.” said Lego, "and in joint projects and activi­ town, and took her master's Mrs. Graham has had to winter storms last year. Fluridu's universities. on their rifles stood all-night degree at the University of the communities of this area ties. work with her speech pupils. President Kennedy notified guard duty at the eutraneea —Require county boards to Iowa. should get together and set "I think they've stuck you Gov. Farris Bryant of Ihe tu the dormitories whera After the death of her hu up a youth program." A bou­ supervise t h e i r individual m about every corner in the allocation. Mood and Miss Mnlono wer* school lunch programs. band 15 years ago. she came quet to Mr. Lego! quartered. school except the restrooms," Bridge . . ... Page S —Authorize employment of to Florida for a rest and re lie saiil jokingly. .State troopers working in GI Killed Classified Page S-A teachers under 2U years old cuperation and Uked it so "Yes," agreed Mrs. Gra­ Ike Speaks Out concert with the Army man­ DAHMSTDAT, Germany Comics ...... Page 2-A who have a four-year college much she packed up and WASHINGTON (UPIi ham, "and 1 recall the time (UPU— A U. S. Army truck ned romfblocks and patrolled Dear Abby Page H the campus (or stragglers. Ona MRS. MARGUERITE GRAHAM. Seminole moved here permanently. F t r a i r President Dwight D. degree. in the storeroom when ail the loaded with GIs crashed in­ Editorial L. . Page l-A County .school speech therapist, who is retiring —Make county boards re­ Next spring she is going to Eisenhower said today Mayday costumes felt down to a bridge near here early frightened student who had a fte r 2-1 years of teaching, was honored at u Entertainment .. Page 9 "anybody who wuuld spend sponsible for control of all lo­ realize a long-held dream and on us and another time when today and burst Into flames, missed the strict 10 p. m. cur­ Page 2-A coffee today a t Finccrext School. Here Supt. K. Puzzle _ lie billion la a race to the cal school funds according to pul into operation the plans we had to work in a car be­ killing one American and in few was marched un the S o c ie ty . . . . aoass tor asUnosJ prestige State Board ol Education reg­ she made for a trip around cause somebody kicked UP luring five. West German ... Page H doubt* to his dormitory by a T. Milwec presents a corsage of pink carnations ulations. (be world. She Hid t^at she — i'ugo I) elate trooper, S p o rts tho room.” to Mrs. Graham, (Herald Photo), pot ic« reported. ^ c T o 6* $350,000 Water Plant Started Brown Hired As Inspector Bryant Seen As Successor To Smathers U. S. Seeking Higher Bids On P. 0 . Site Negro Leader Slain A fte r Kennedy Plea rittoTeMs elidated 3 Youths Beal Tampa Teacher Bulletin Two Negroes Start Class At Alabama Canal District Now Official Sarasotans Face Tax Election School Code Is Revised Airs. Graham. Ends Teaching Career Floridian Wins Herald Index r ;-r m r— \ i I' �...... ............ COMPARI: N«. J!i CANS Fewer Books per Gift WITH TOP VALUE STAMP! t thrifty majd v n i 303 CANS S au ce WELCHADI GAFI (32-or > WELCH APPLE GRAPE D r in k Get one free stamp with each 10* purchase S li. C h e e s e ^ " 3 9 / Q uantity Rights R fjs rv td THE 'KING'S MEN/ Toccos Fails Bible College Yocal*in»trumental trio, will present a program of sacred music a t 7:80 p.m. today a t Sanford Alliance Church, 1401 Park Avenue. Speaker for the program will be Evangelist John Kllnepetsr, tour director and field representative of tha college. t Mos?«r>Q* u. >. r*o. i rve« -i Potatoes 10 1 large, Grttn SioiVi J C e I e ry 2 $• Extra Tm 1 Chicken, Beef, Turkey, W ITH TH IS COUPON H am , Salisbury, M eat Loaf D IN N E R S PEACHES 90 Extri Tm Vi Jh Stifttt W n H TH IS COUPON AND PURCHASE OP PINECREST STUDENTS receiving the coveted American Legion eltizenuhlp award plnques were Van Robbine (left) and Christine Jurat). Shown w ith the two top sixth grade atudents, who are wearing their medals, is John McCloskey, of the American Legion, who presented th e aw ards a t ceremonies a t the school. Church Center Publishes Cook Book By Jells Birtoe The cook book entitled "Florida Kami!/ Favorites," which has been complied and published by members o! the Health and Welfare Center of the Altamonte Springs Sev­ enth-day Adventist church, ii ■ow oa sale at Font it Laku Academy along with other mere hand Ho sold by the Cen­ ter to help tlio needy. The hook has hern lovlnely dedicated to brides of the church and member* of the Center strived to provide a variety «if nulritional recipes which will contrlhuie to the health and happiness of the law homemaker. Proceeds from the sale of this book will be uicd for building adequate a t o r a g o ■pace at the Center In order that larger quantities of ntippllea, •■perially furniture, can bo kept for those In need. Ban On Tests Urged By Canon LONDON (UlMi - Angli­ can Canon John Collins, head of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), called on France and liic Soviet Union Tuesday night to match President Kennedy’s announc­ ed suspension <d atmospheric nuclear testa. In a cable to Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita s Khrushchev. Collin* said "Wo arc press­ ing our own government and the government of Fram e to make a aimilar declaration." Nebraska eometimei is rilltd Ihe "Tree-Planter** State" becauie the first Arbor Day In the U. S. was celebrated there. Bear Lake Methodists Have School B y S h irle y PARKEN FROZIN LIMEADS or KENDALL SAVE *t EACH , . L IG H T M E A T C H U N K T U N A Lem onade W entw orth Bible School i t the Beir lak e Mrihodiit Church, 1010 Heir Lake ltd, opened Monday with an enrollment of 30 pupils in department* front nursery through Junior high. Daily ae*»iun* from b:30 a.m. until noon will runlinua through Friday of tills week with Ihe final meeting acheduled at ■ p m. Sunday. Serving at teachera ar* Howard Wnlking, Junior high; Mu* Virginia Kngllsh, Jun­ iors; Mrs. Marie Salmi and Mrs. Katherine llalrd, pri­ mary; Mrs. Harriett Walking, Mrs. Anne Krwln and Mrs, Tarvi* liarnell. kindergarten. Assisting ure Fllen and John Wolking. Director of the school is Mrs. Barbara Hoover and Mrs. Jean Muel­ ler is music director. TASTE O’ SEA FROZIN 91 Extra Tm Vi Ih Stiap WITH THIS COUPON AND fUKCMAifc OF om scohomt *iii Tuee Grsst Toots Potto P ineapple C o rn . . . PRIDE OP OREGON FROZIN »AVE i t EACH . . LIB B Y’S C R E A M »TYL 303 CANS YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE SOFT-WEVE . . SAVE 8« ALL PURPOSE OIL £ nHUDSON u w u n JUMBO ju m o u ALL PURPOSE . . Save I K ♦ * * .* F # ELGIN Yellow Solids Pk.gs. LIB B Y ’ S FROZEN SPEARS I I O o i ) LARGE Bars I ■ Pillitaury or Bollard • ; i Biscuits ^ 39* I M E D IU M SIZE DETERGENT DETERGENT TABLETS 1 ( b a t h s iz e PERSONAL SIZE IMPROVED I* Lava Soap 2 •«. 25 Green Peas 5 Zest Soap 2 •- 29 A s p a r a g u s ^ 43 Zest Soap 2 ■» 41 Ivory Soap 4 27 Ivory Soap 2 » -33 Ivory Soap 10 Kirk's Soap 2 » -19 REGULAR SIZE LIBBY'S FROZEN UO-ot.J ! rip : M E D IU M SIZE' BLUE BONNET IL trrul 2 w ith lo ud o n ia r ) D eterg en t Towels »°“23<J r m to w els wesson, ! f •nr ♦ i * , Hudson 24-ox. BOT. SAVE 12< MIAMI fl'P l) — Seventeenyear-old Dixon Wilder Hall Jr. waa sentenced hi lile in prison for the murder of a cab driver. Circuit Judge Harold Vann aiked Hall, «f Silver Spring*. Mil., "Do you fully under­ stand that your guilty plea could menu the electric chair?" "Yc», the boy replied. Vann then handed down hi) sentence of life Imprison­ ment. Hall shot Isidore Deitch to death May I0. after riding around tn the taxi to sober up after drinking. He robbed Deitch of fzo and threw his body in a canal. ARROW Tissue A s to r O il K Youfh, 17, Gels ' ife Sentence Seminole Dry Cleaners Fish Sticks S trb e rrie s FOR H A R D W A T E R GET E X T R A V A L U E A N D TO P VALUE STAM PS A T Jumbo G IA N T . . 7»e R egular Sire LARGE �June 12, 1963 — Pnpre 3 Iftr £anfn r& Ir r n lB rrs NEW!IT’SHERE! TopValue Stamps G U TC M LO G t * fei"- Ttri!,! ---•«* . ... . -i’.t . Palmetto Form * Pimento Cheese 14-or. Cuo 5 9 f SEAFOOD SPECIAL 95 *Small Shrimp.. 5•-*1 . «u I »ki /.weJ j. /*. ..... k/ j * H :jg - ,V,*4___ t.._ .Oil -U-rt ‘M 8M I I,r .ssliiiiift Serve the finest on FATHER'S D A Y Naturally Tender W-D Brand Beef n '• S» .V ■ Sunnuland 0BSE& n SALE! N lH I E A lt TEST MORATORIUM — President Kennedy announces n m oratorium on United S tates nuclear testing in the atm osphere “ so long ns others do not do so” and, further, th a t high-level talks will he held in Moscow in a t ­ tem pts to resolve the five-year-old test Iran deadlock. President Kennedy made the an ­ nouncements in a commencement address a t American University in W ashington. ■'r i mSt .DISAITMINT I . ACAICUUUAIi hU L L L.UT t J U N b L t ^ if* ROUND S te a k 77* » ( tZ ''L 'JLA. V . CHUCK R o a s t" 3 9 Troop 233 Holds Young People Court Of Awards Allend Convention At it recent Court of Awards for Troop 2 !:! (iirl Scout*. nit member* of tile troop received •< Heroin! das* badge* for pro- fi EXTRA, LEAN FRESH GROUND SMALL GOVERNMENT INSPECTED TENDER B e e f 3 « *1 .—Al ' h 4&Llji . Smoked HAMS W hat s easier th an a beautilully buked bam? W onderful hot, superb told. Every m outhful is rich in tfie highest quality protein Vinny land Hums ore the finest quality tender, jmey and delicious .*1*4.1t* . I 4. tAVE 20c . . JTARUTT BRIQUETTEJ C harcoal . . 20 C atsu p . 2 ,j~ ,omfs P e a n u t Butter^* LB. BAG LB. S H A N K HALF IAVE 6 * EACH . . THRIFTY MAIO 39 W h o le or B u tt H alf « 45^ IAVE I6< EACH . . 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J Metrler, ami Doug I’lapp arc arm mg (ho five hundred young pcoph* (nun loo Lutheran churches in Florida holding their first convention of the merged church June (:>•It at Miami Heat'll. Sessions arv Iwhl in tha < Gat e Hotel. Key speaker for the meet* iiii( will be Hr. Art bur Voo. bus. professor in Hie Lutheran Seminary al Maywootl, III \ refugee from Kslltonia. Ur. Vmibtis will discus* the int.j |iacl of emu muni sin on Amer^ tcan voulli as well a* extre­ mist patriotic groups. Discus, sum period* will fnllsiw each lecture The Her. William It. I’aU 1 ton ot St. Petersburg will In*, chaplain bill Singleton otl Clearwater will preside »t t!w business srtsion Tbi* mi'cling wilt close on Friday morning with a sea side ser-’ vice and installation o( obi­ ter s Andrew 1. Iliarken. Seuiliiolr. High .S. bool principal anumiii.i-s that all students who plan to attend summer school HUTCHISON*, h.m (IT 'D I I for the purpose of make-up work, liollbl report ti) tin - —The boys *if the lU7tb Ate tiuar.1 TransimrC H.'liool auditoriuni III S It.Ill National .Monday. I lie summer school Company, lit summer ramt* make up piogruni will begin here, are l.ts-rally up in tin* Monday and will lie in ncsaioti air over .1 private swimming Guardsmen Up In The Air fur week*. Students who plan to ntti-ud Sliinno t . Iliad for m ikeup work mid who have nol yet register.-i| Tumid male llpjdleutn.ri before F'riilay at 3 p.m. S lu .lent* wlm have ngivtcred for i lie snnnner enriebiiieiit emir*."., biology, typing and drivel e. I mat ion, vrt!| report at H:im am ., .Monday, to the school auditorium. I*ail dull. Club mcmbc.’s have noticed heavy helicopter traffic aliovu lln* 11.>.d area. I'he drossin; rooms have no roof* Zoo Scores First With Storks DUNSTABLE I hatched Other students Interested in . shirks biology, typing and driver e.l up til ll.Ullor. should roll ru t the ney The high -ilio.it office no lulei than Friday. m the BLOCK ISLAND. R, I (IT U — The block England — (F IT )— Whipsnade Zoo hni Everyone Makes 11 fitA H T . . 8 j < 6 IA N T . t hrienry Jo outdoor rookiiur, backyard camping iiml croup ill nmnti. s. In iiiblitiiin to the cere­ monies. the group pul on a I A il nilleil “The Magic Onion" for tlirir parent* and friend*. tiifl* were presented to Mrs. Katherine lltiduip nmi Mr*. .Marion Fuller, troop lender*, nnd tin- troop retailed th,< highlight* of their rem it trip to Murinelaml, I hose oho re. rived lion badges in. lude* Sum- Adams, Margie Hull. Kaki Itrahop, S iir.nniie brown, l.uuntt Dangleimin, Cynthia Dubois, .Iranidle Itunn, Joan FTetcher, I'eggy Fuller, Carol llurilen. Arm Mrt.aueliliu, Julie Miller, 1'iilsy Her kin*. Gayle Suwyers, lli'th Sene on). Toni Tal­ ley, litbluo Whitmire and t.in<li> I'altun. Fluropean wtuio for Un* lirst time—on a tab. imitation chim­ shirk* refused to nest /.»• Iveforc becauia ill chimney* were loo low. - No News WXSHINGTON turn — Island lltgh School sen or prom was ('resident Kennedy will not a success. HI three seniors hold a new* conference th.t week. showed up “ N e x t t i m e I m u s t r o m o m b e r to g e t FLORIDA-GROWN SUGAR” Most HoinU'gmw cane is rcJuicd into DIXIE ^C R Y S T A L S G E T F R E E G IF T S F A S T E R W IT H T O P V A L U E S T A M P S fF s �Folfcr’s 1 Lb. Can 8EALTESTS “AUTOCRAT" LIMIT 2 WITH YOUR 15 OR MORE FOOD ORDER, PLEASE PERFECTION ^ 9 ^ FEE ALL LONG GRAIN CREAM YOUR CHOICE CHEESE Lhnlt * O Z. C A N S TALL CANS . LIMIT 8 • ORANGE Pet or Golden K ey M ilk Circus fru it D rinks • GRAPE • PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT - 46 OZ. 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Oboiouilp tbia ia gotag to make pen fall right ra pour fact. If pou don’t allow enough Opring to your knota, you can't abaorb tbo import of bitting the ripple* which or* in the wok* of every boat, even on the ealmeit of wa­ ters. Naturally, if you don’t keep pour (kit parallel, pour legi will go off in nil direction* and pou will go into tbo wa­ ter. Keep pour anna ifreight Standings Aeteitcaa League t: 1 ~ Chicago U ff Baltimore Minnesota Xansai d t p Boston W. L P d 33 M .589 - a n ■aa* 32 23 .561 » B J37 38 as Jl* as a j io Cleveland 2s a eo Lot Angeiee Detroit Washington 28 33 « 30 20 39 AST .444 .330 Tuesday'! Karaite Boston T Detroit 3, 13 Inns. Minnesota I Chicago 0, night Xnnsaa City 3Los Ang. 2, night Cbveland 9 Baltlmora 3, night Tbarsdap’n Games Cbveland at Detroit Washington a t Boston Xansss City a t Minnesota, night Baltimore a t New York, night Only games scheduled National League W. L. P e t 34 23 .378 St. Louis 32 23 .581 Lot Angeles 33 28 .359 Ban Francisco 33 27 .312 Chicago 29 27 .318 Cincinnati 28 29 .491 Pittiburgh 27 3D .474 Philadelphia 26 31 ,456 Milwaukee 26 33 .441 Houston 23 37 .383 New York Tuesday's Results San Francisco 3 Los Ang. 0, night Cincinnati 8 New York 3 Houston 8 Chi. 2, 10 Inns., night Fhlla. 8 Mllw. 7, 10 inns., night St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1, night Thursday's Game* Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night Houston at Los Angeles, night Chicago at San Francisco Philadelphia at St. Louli New York at Milwaukee Pro Slams Out 3-Under Par ATLANTA (UPI) — Coup­ ling three-under par 60 and even-par rounds, Davis M. Isive Jr., Charlotte, N. C., Jed the way Tuesday (or At­ lanta sectional qualifiers in the U. S. Open next week. Love, the 28-year-old pro nt the Charlotte Country Club, waa the only golfer to crack par at the lough East Lake Country Gub here. He took booora among 37 players from throughout the South­ east with a 38-hob total of 14t. Seven will go to the national tournament. FAST OBVIOUSLY th is will m ak e you fa ll r ig h t on your fa c e . FSU.So.Cil. Play Tonight For Survival Top Rung Chicago The San Francisco Giants' long suit is power but don't try to eel! ths Los Angeles Dodgira they lack pitching. Not as long as there’s a fal­ low named Juan Marichai on the Giant Boater, Msrlchal is known aa ths Giants' "big pitcher"—the one they like to match against thalr rival’s ace. H* throws with a sweeping, high-kicking motion and ho beat the Dodg­ ers three time In four trie* last season en route to an overall 18-11 record. The 28-year-oid right-hand­ er made it two out of three for this season Tuesday night when he pitched a seven-hit 3-0 victory that knocked the Dodgers out of tho National League lead and paved the way for the SL Louis Card­ inals to take over ths top rung. The win raised Marlchal's record to 9-3 and was especially Impressive because it cams against Don Drysdsle, the 23-game winner, and Cy Young, Award Ace of the 1002 Los Angeles staff. Willie McCovey, the freeswinging San Francisco left fielder, swung the big stick for the Giants — a three-run homer which he sliced to left fluid In the sixth Inning. It's the- kind of thing the Giants have come to expect from Mc­ Covey, who tagged Drysdato for 19 hits, including seven homers, four doubles and a triple, in 33 at-bats last sea­ son. Tha Cardinals beat the PHubu-gh P!rMe« 3-1. *hw Houston Colts defeated the Chicago Cubs, 8-2, In 10 In­ nings, the i'hilndelphia Phil­ lies edged the Mllweukee Draves, 8-7, in 10 Innings and the Cincinnati Beds whipped ths New Lork Mots, 8-3, in uther NL action. Yowell’s Clinch First Place Shrine, Civitans Win Junior Play The Shriners slammed out a 10-1 victory over the Elks in Sanford Junior haw hull Fordhatn was tho winning pitcher. tn a tight one, Civitan edg rd Oviedo 3-2. Canlvarto was NEW YORK (UPI) - This the winning pitcher. could be the la d time around for old Sammy Snead in the U. S. Open golf champlondup. George's Win Sam has had his Open George’s Tavern clobbered hopes buried more times Perfection Dairy 22-3 in Lit tie League haw-hall play than one of those tnovlc ca­ Walter Griner allowed Per davers and, at St, he admit* feclion hitters only three hits It's getting tougher all the while- the losing pitcher, Al­ time. Hut hero lie is back bert Jarrell, gave up nine once again for a shot at the one golfing titV that continu­ hits. ally ha* eluded him. Snead, deadly serious and Scores Quick Kayo equally is accurate, carded LONDON (U PI) — Joe at 80-71-140 at the Old Oak* (Ituxs) Shew, of Kansas City and Century golf courses In Mo., stopped Johnny Cooke of Purchase, N. Y., Tuesday Euglund in the first round of to qualify for the "big one" a scheduled eight-rounder at at Brookline, Mas*., June 20 Albert Hell Tuesday night. 22. Shaw weighed 143 Vi and Cook* 144. Sammy Snead Still Pitching Delays Bout NEW YORK (UPI) — Light heavyweight champion Willi* Pe.trano raid Tuswday he would give dethroned Utlist Harold Johnson a return bout "but not right away." * RELIABLE SERVICE DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 317 8. PALMETTO AVE. I1A8S AND CATS were biting Sunday a t Herb and Adah Sutton’* Wekivu River Haven, as evidenced by this strin g caught by Mrs. I-orene Van Pelt. She waa using grasshopper* and worm*. (Herald Photo) Sarasota Holds Lead In Split W ith S t Pete United Press International St. Petersburg, fighting to m m tiim ; a 2*i garni ih m iin the Florida State League, lost n chance to advance last nigh* by dropping one game of a double header at leagueleading Sarasota. The Saints took the first game 4-3, but dropped the nightcap 10 on an error. In other league action, Tampa beat Lakeland 4-1 in one game of a doiiblchcader but lost the other game 1-0, Fort I-audt-rdale heat Miami 4-t ami Daytuna (leach over­ powered Orlando 6-1. lwftfielder Tom Richard drove In the winning run for the Saints witli a seventhinning single, his Hurd hit of the game. In the second game, second baseman Dick Littleton drew a walk and advanced to third when the pitcher threw a wild pickoff. Ik- scored on shorl-tlop Haley Young's sin­ gle to give Sarasota Hie only run in the game. Lakeland broke a tie ballgame in the ninth on bick-to- to ft fig*| Wivnp By United Prate tntenuH otel Remember Eddie Stenky, the modern Muggiy of Brook­ lyn’s "ferocious gentlem ant" "He c a n t Hit, ho can't field and be can’t run," they raid of Stanky, "But In a tough game hell find a way to beat you.* Well, they’re saying pretty much the earn* things about another second basemen to­ day—Bernie Allen of ths Min­ nesota Twins. Alien Is a skin­ ny guy oftan overlooked among all those Minnesota muscle men, but he’a main­ tained hi* regular status de­ spite a .184 batting average. "Don't let that average fool you,” comments manager Sam Mele, "or you’ll liable to be sorry." Tho 2 f-year-old native of East Liverpool, Ohio, made hi* manager's word* look good Tuesday night when the Twin* beet the Chicago White Sox, 8-8, for their 16th victory in 20 games end movttl to with­ in 2 Vx games of the American League lead. Alien went to the plate In the ninth inning with one out nnd Rich Rollins on second base. First base was open but White Sox relief ace Hoyt Wilhelm elected to pitch to ths* .116-hitter, who had made only seven single* in his pre­ vious 68 trips to the plats-. Dut Allen crossed up the strategy with a double to right center field and then •cored the- Icing run on a pinch single by Jimmy Hull. Tim win went to relief pitcher Bill Dailey, who gave up one run in 2 1 3 Innings and now has allowed only th at single tally in his last 191-3 frames. The Ceveiand Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles, 9-5, the Boston Red Box topped the Detroit Tigers, 7-3, in IS In­ nings and the Kansae City Athletics defeated the Los Angeles Angels, 3-3, in ether AL games. Men's Softball teams were hitting the hall all over the diamond in two games rack­ ing up u total of 65 rum in 14 innings. McRaney's clobbered Chase 31 to 7. McRaney's had 21 hit* a* against 12 for Chase. Frank Williams was the win­ ning pitcher. 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Daytona Beach got four runs in the second on a com­ bination of singles, sacrifices and a hit batter. Pitcher Al­ ien Murk also showed well at tht, plate, batting two for three and scoring two of the runs. Tonight, Miami is at Day­ tona Beach, Fort laiodrrdalu at Orlando, Lakeland at Sara­ sota ami Tampa at St. Petersburg, The Standings: W. I.. Pet. ■“> 19 JM Saraxola 27 22 .331 St. Petersburg 25 21 .3)5 Ft. Lauderdale 27 23 .310 Lakeland 25 21 .31(1 Orlando 23 27 .480 Miami 20 27 .123 Daytona Beach ENGLEWOOD. N .1 (UPI) 18 29 .382 Tampa — "Titles are won and lost m Ihe ring, not by publicityseeking lawyers." That was manager Dill Daly's reaction to an order by the World Boxing Associa­ tion (WBA) which stripper! his fighter, Carlos Ortiz, of the work! lightweight cham­ pionship Tuesday. Anthony Felice, an attor­ ney for the WBA, announced the uction in Spokane, Wash., on behalf of the association president. Dr. Charles P. Larson. Felic« said Hie WUA bad decided to withdraw its re­ cognition of Ortiz as cham­ pion because tho New Yorker had failed to meet Kenny Lane, the No. 1 challenger from Muskegon, Mich., by June 3. Why YOU Should Buy, TIRES from McROBERTS • "Soper • Right** Fine Quality Heavy Beef Upsets By Vetted Press Iateraatieaa! Augusta Holds Sally Lead PHONE FA 2-6422 15 'Skinny' OMAHA, Neb. (U PI) — Missouri sends another un­ beaten pitcher to tho mound tonight In hopes of another herole performance and the best record In the NCAA na­ tional baseball tournament. Jack Stroud, victorious in all four decisions this year, will represent the Tigers In their quarter-finals game to­ night with Arlsona, the only timer twiurw s u n irs tin. fh - l two rounds of tho doubleelimination tourney without loss. The Tiger-Wildcat collision climaxes today's three-game program which opens this aft­ ernoon In a wln-or-go-home game between Penn State and Texas. Tonight's first game will pit Southern Cslifurnia sgslnst Florida State In another fight fur survival. Arisons kept Its tourna­ ment slato clean in a cliff hanger with Florida State, United Press International finally claiming a 4-3 win aft­ Augusta banged out 13 hits er 11 innings. Tuesday night to compile a three-run fifth Inning and d e­ feat the Chattanooga Look­ outs 83 ami continue (heir dominance over the South At­ Sidney Loyd, allowing only lantic Lcuguc. The Georgta Yankees pick­ three hits, pitcher! Yowell’s Into a sure first place In the ed up a game over the second National league of Little place Macun Peaches who Major League baseball by defeated Knoxville 9-0. Char­ lotte heat Nashville 8-6 and beating Standard Oil 13 B. It was the 18Ux ball game Lynchburg beat Asheville 4-3. Ashvllie, the fourth place without a loss for Yuwrll's. Skipper Scnkarlk hit four for team tied their game 3-3 in four, including a grand slam. Ihe seventh inning but fell to the Virginians in the top half of Uie loth, Charlotte put together six runs ia the fourth Inning. young Sign C°• Dodgers Lose NL 0 A*S w W tM u ie MNh W O iraoet VEHICLES MADE ONLY BY K a is e r jM p c o r p o r a t io n CORDELL'S REPAIRSanford, SHOP 500 E. Second St. Florida Kniser P resents The Lloyd llridgvs Show Tuesday 8 u.nu Channel 6 Food Chunk 8 'i Ox. 10/99c Tuna nright Sell 2/69c Bleach gal. 39c W N M ta l. _ PLAID STAMPS P r i r r * In ( h i* * d e r r good th ro u g h ****** « »•£»< lift tceftsw te f o o d St or es .«**•* I MMM.fc, -erne -tiowe* mh «t* I S atu rd a y . June 15th. Magnolia Ave. a t 2nd SL. Sanford. Fla. �Colored Community News S t Peters To Observe Golden Anniversary By Babert B. Th e m e Jr. S t Peter* Free-Will Beptiat Chttreb e f Altamonte Springe will celebrate Ita 50th annlversary July 18-21. The mem­ bers eitend a cordial welcome Mist Julia Wright, secretary a t Hopper Klementary. i* de­ voting one hour each Monday night striving to help on* in­ dividual acquire the funda­ mental* ef reading and writta g ? Observing her as th« tsachsa, on* can gather that ah* gets a deep feeling of psr•anal aatiafaction. Wish w* had more aludenta. Great work Julia. Mr*. Willi* Wilkin*, who Is taking advantage ef the “Op­ eration Alphabet” aeries, says aha baa learned to read quit* wall but she Is not satisfied with her writing, flh* la en­ thusiastic about it all. Mra. Dorothy Ringling, bar helping teaehsr, ha* dsvotsd much of h tr time to this cause. Thank* for a wonderful contribution to humanity. Miaa Viola Fras­ ier, also helping teacher for ‘‘Operation Alphabet.'’ report* th a t h tr two student*, Mrs. Mabel Matthews and Mis* Helen Smith, are doing fine with their l e s s o n * . Many thanks te Miss Frasier. >11 students to strive to excel. Parent* should admonish their children to strive for n c * llenee even If it'a rutting yard*, or any other chore they might undertake. The Trl-lIi-Y recently elect­ ed ita state of officer* for the Ibd-l-dl school year. Selected to gear the dub through an­ other successful year are Joyce A. Williams, president; Barbara Bacon, rice president; L i n d a Merthia, secretary; Brenda Milter, assistant sec­ retary; tieraldiu* Davidson, treasurer; Barbara (livings, Cynthia Kendrick, historian*; l.orraine Ringling. reporter; Alberta Martin, chaplain; Brenda Shaw, business manag­ er: Betty Rlatk, parliamentar­ ian, and Roslyn Dixon, Lavern Dixon, Barbara Kelly and Sandra Daniels, committee chairmen. Receiving the annual "Y" awarda for outstanding du b participation are Rosa Harrell and Thomas Wilson ID. Fla. Grade A D & D • • • SIRLOIN ROUND CUBE CHUCr. STEAK Lb. CLUB STEAK l b Whole TRU-TENDER FIRST CUT Frank Dixon, who now reaide* in Washington. D. C., formerly of this city and a graduate of Crooms Academy In 1B42, la her* te wttneea hie t o n ’ s graduation exorcises. Frank, who is known to many as “ Dad Dixon,” waa a tre ­ mendous athlete while a t Crooms, starring in football A special commendation to and basketball. Wilson - Eiehelberger Mortu­ ary, American Legion, Charles New Bethel Missionary Bap­ Young Post SOT, William Tay­ tist Church began ita revival lor Sr., post commander; Dr. service* Monday and will run J . C. Ringling, John Daniels through Friday. Rrv. Booker and Hrrhert Cherry for giving T Washington, of Valdosta, \4 m In New York Tuesday, the market for corn was about steady, crates of U, S. fancy grad* 41s to flva dozen c a n told for 3.-371, mostly 3.3.21. Eggplant brought 2.JO-3. per bushel basket, and okra was slightly weaker at 4.-7. per bushel hamper of small to medium siic with a few email (lie at 7.50. Florida celery waa ilightly weaker pith crates of two dozen 3., m to three dozen 3.-3.33 and four dozen 2. 2.50. The pepper market waa slightly stronger at 4.-4.S0 per bushel or eratc of extra large size California Wonder type and 3.304. for large size. Purple hull peas brought 2.73 3. per bushel. ta Central Florida the m ar­ ket for celery wai slightly stronger. Crates of two to J 4 dozen size were 2.50, three doeens were 3.25, four doses 1.83 and six to eight doacn 2.10 crates of 24 film wrapped celery hearts were 3.83. There was a moderate demand for yellow corn ami a good demand for white, with both selling for 2.21 per crate of 1 dozen ca n , U. S. fancy grade. The pepper market here waa slightly stronger, with a good demand. Most offerings were medium to large sis* and sold for 8 30, with some extra large 1.73. Shipment* from Florida in­ cluded: Celery, rad one ear. truck 13 earlot equivalents, oars, rail X ears, truck M earlot equivalents;; peppers, rail three ears, truck 18; and radishes rail none, truck one. GOVT. GRADED EMPIRE Dedicates School ADDIS ABABA. E thlopiafUPIl— Emperor lleile Selas­ sie dedicated a Soviet-built technical school for l.ouo stu­ dents at Bahr Dar He said the school would help Eth­ iopia attain self-sufficiency. • Smo. Sausage • Wieners • Bologna • Reef Liver • Ox Tails ALL M EAT STEW . . . . PRIME RIB or RUMP ROAST FRESH PIG FEET FRESH MULLET JUICY LEG O ’ LAMB . . LEAN W HITE BACON . . fi IMl'K • LIMIT 3 WITH UltDKIl Diet Rite Cola . . w allet with my name sngTavad In gold letters. Many, many thanks to the people of the blood bank. Proud? Indeed 1 am. Join me plea**) LAXNIOX, France (I'P I) Electrocardiograph and brain ware signals from the I'nited Stales were bounced off Telstar It rom mimical ion* satel­ lite ami received in Europe Tuesday. Communication* officials said the experiment was per­ formed to improve techiques for monitoring the condition of men In orbiting satellites and space vehicles. BONELESS § { Pot Roast “ Your truly" recslrn f hi* token of appreciation fur hav­ ing duiiated three gallon* of blood. It ia a beautiful black Telstar Carries Human Signals ms jf (is., will do the preaching. 1 enta of Goldsboro Klementary Rev. Mitrhrll and hi* congre­ School, This should stimulate gation cordially invite yon to come and warship with them. ' Dr. and Mrs. Matthiea Ev­ ans, their daughter, Susan Elisabeth, and Matthias Jr., of East Lansing, Mich., a rt visit­ ors of Dr. Evans mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Evans, of Castle firm er Court- Dr. F.rana re­ cently completed bla intern­ ship at Edward W. Sparrow Hospital, Eaft Lansing. After two weeks’ vacation, he will return to East [.arising and begin hi* medical practice. Mra. 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We moved into a new home, too, and have en­ tertained for our wedding annivers­ aries, but we invited only our Im­ mediate family. Why can’t people keep THEIR celebrations to them­ selves? NO GIMMICKS ■y Mrs. U . L. M u sa Mrs. Robert Thompson was Hiss Jodlik Asa Bentley, IBentley, *U of Pennsylvania; i Palmer, St. Augustine, and pleasantly surprised with a iufcter a t Mr Mi Mrs.I**1” Rvctya Bentley, Keasae I Mr. sad lira. Robert McClur* rBUea H Beafley a t sea-*0 *7' Mr' ***■ Chades| ot Tampa. ry party stir was giving at tiie borne of M n. J. C, Sspp M, became the bride at recently. Mrs. Sspp sad Mrs. Louis. Jtushlow w tr . tbe hoe* issue. Games were played with prises being won by Mrs. M. Donaldson, M n . Lsslie Hol­ combe and M n. Sapp, Tbs rooms of Mrs. Sapp's home on Orange Blvd. ia Lake Monroe were decorated with garden I n and roses. Tbs honor*, was ths recip­ ient of many beautiful gifts. Tbs hostesses served refresh­ ments of cookies, minis, nuts and cold drinks to the Mate*. M. Wall, Terry Collins, L. A. TUlls, Lester TUUa, H aul Gardner, Ed n tsgersld, Troy Thompson, M. Donaldson, L. Holcombe, Clara Wyatt, and tbe Misses Linds sad Bar­ bara Tindale. DEAR NO: I GUESS THEY JUST CAN’T RESIST SHARING EVERY­ THING WITH FRIENDS. • • • DEAR C. H.: Thnnk you. He's probably changed his name to "Wolfe” by now. And the woods are full of ’em. • • a • DEAR ABBY: 1 don’t suppose this will be news to the people of Texas, but when I read your column on unusual surnames 1 was remind­ ed of the Texas governor whose name Last-minute wedding gift? Don't expect s thank-you note until aftar ths honey­ moon. MRS. ROBERT ALAN GRELLA • DEAR ABBY: Speaking of un­ usual names, here is one I found in the Philadelphia phone book a few years ago— Wol fesch legelsteinhausenberger, Hubert B., Jr.” Sincerely, C.H. v u HOGG. H t n*in«d hI» tiro & ath tars UBA HOGG iM W A HOGG. CLARENCE F. 1L DEAR CLARENCE: 1 know yoa aren’t feedin* me a Une because no leu than BOO readers included th o u names in their odd nams round-up. • T T T 1 f’vifl .2*1'((H „,;t j fck* r f'-.ty , 4 *fi/ 1 -ft ~A lait- LIvmm £ Personals iu m The hostess presented Mari­ lyn with s charm bracelet. Those enjoying the after­ noon with the honor re were Janice Moore, Kathy Frommlng, Becky Howard, Martha bufg. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO DEUTCH: If you would be wise, be silent. No man wants an honest opinion of a horse after he’s bought it. • • * • Fur a personal, unpublished an* swer to your letter, write to ABBY, Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif. ftK Q WQ70 ♦ Mr*. A. L. Hardesty ha* re­ lumed tu her h o m e on Orange Avenue alter a three week visit In Miami with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Haldin. While -there—she—attended—the t»v llonal PTA convention at the Deauville Hotel. The Ilaldlns accompanied her home ami granddaughter, Judy, remain­ ed for a two or three week visit in Sanford. k q j * ♦ Q 732 hand ia from the Southeastern | except to duplicate player*, partner had signaled in. MISS SANDIlA KADF.it, wan guest o f honor a t a recent dinner party, given by Mrs. M artha Ashby anil daughter, Niki, From left are Niki, Mina Kutler, h e r m other, Mm . John Kncicr a n d Mrs. Ashby, (Herald Photo) l iii Sandra Kadcr, whose irrlige to Sidney Monroe 1 be on event of Juno 22, a guest of honor at a reit bridal dinner party glvby Mrs. Martha Ashby and jghtcr, Niki, at the Ashby no, ioih Hibiscus Drive. rho buffet table was overil with a white cloth and centered with a beautiful arrangrment of majestic daisics, white gladioli and baby's breath flanked by four burning tnpers in silver candle holders. The individual tables each held dainty arrangementa of daisies and ivy. T h o hostesses presented Misa Kader with a piece of Early American furniture her new home. Guests were the hono and hrr fiancee, her parci Mr. and Mrs. John Ksi Barbara Bradley and Johi Alfred, Judy Ludwig Glynn Hodges, Anne Cra and Johnny Whclchel, Ri mary Southward and Bo Churchwomen Celebrate Birthday The Women of the First Presbyterian Church combin­ ed a regular meeting wills their annual birthday cele­ bration. This is the 42nd year that the church hai taken an offering to be used for hos­ pital expansion, nurses' train­ ing, medical care for fam­ ilies in Mexico and the new frontier In Brazil, A program was presented, explaining more fully the birthday objectives. Taking part were Mrs. Frank Uoskc, Mr*. D. C. Howard, Mr*. Joe Chittenden and Mra. Fred Ganas, President, Mrs. W i l s o n Newman, conducted a busi­ ness meeting and Mrs. Ro­ bert Jackson gave a report on the Synodical Training School. E n terp rise P ersonals Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hen­ derson were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hap­ py Henderson and family la Orlando. Last Friday fir# of unknown origin destroyed one of the old landmarks of Enterprise, the depot It had probably out* lived moat of iU usefulness since no one even had freight delivered as in the past when Imw* wai an aguat bat it shall be missed as you enter th« community from the north • By Oswald Jacoby Xltiott, of Bt. Petersburg; Ro­ bert Harvey, Sanford; Gerald Buchan, Clearwater, d nd Ronald Scbasll, of St- PetsraFollowing ths ceremony, a Mceptlbo was held at tbs horns of tbs bride’s parents, MS East Jenkins Circle, Baafcrd. -Mrs. Edgar L. Griffith barvsd the wedding cake; felss Nancy Neasal and Mias IforiMUo Griffith were float­ ing boatciaci, and Mias Car­ olyn Palmer presided over the guest book. -F or traveling Mra. Ofella chose a beige silk suit with matching accessories and the prlilts orchid from her wed­ ding bouquet Tbs couple left for s wedding trip through (Se Great Smoklea of Tennesgee and when they return will reside on Dartmouth Road, fa DeLand. Out-of-town gueata Included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bentley, Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Nes•ell S r , Mr. and Mr*. Law­ rence Ness*! J r. and LeRoy • SENSE OF HUMOl « D in n e r H onors B rid e -E le c t Attendant* Mrs. teald Bsebin, sf Clearwater, sod Mrs. Robert Harvey, of Isaford, wan dresses similar to that el the matroa of boeor ead carried cascade bouquets at white carnations, tlppfcd la • DEAR ABBY: Our little grand­ son, who ia six years old, lost three teeth last week, so we h aveb^n busy playing “Good Fairy.’’ (The child puts his tooth under his pillow at night, and during the night the “Good Fairy’’ takes the tooth and leaves a dime.) M Well, if “Ma,” who is annoyed because her husband leaves his “choppers’* “choppers grinning at her ner from irom the xno top of the dresser, wants to play a cute trick on “Pa,’* she should take his “choppers” and leave 63.20 In dimes In their place. She should tall him that the “Good Fairy” thought he didn’t need them any more and took them. Then wh-n the Joke is over she could present ^’iern to him In a jeweled plastic box with a lid on it — available in any fivc-und- Mrs. Johnny Johnson ami guests of the club and Harvey sons, former m ldunto of En­ served as aucDouecr for the terprise were visiting friends sale. Thursday. Rev. Bill Swyrar and daugh­ ter Judy of Fairfield, HI., were overnight guests of the Harvey Dunns last week, Mrs. Alberta Warner and - and DELIVERED ON TIME Mias Helen Snodgrass attend­ Your Downtown Florist ed the splash party, covered dish supper and white ele­ phant sale of the DeBsry SANFORD BPW Club held at the home FLOWER SHOP of Mrs. Marie AccardL Mr. Cor. E. 1st f t Banfurd Ave. and Mrs. Harvey Doan were FA 2-1822 or FA 2-8132 Charlra (Chuck) Bindnerof Orlando was guest speak­ er at the June meeting of the Chutuota Ilia and Her Garden Club, held a t tha home of Mr. and Mra, Koscoe Morri­ son. Speaking on "Reptiles", he* emphasised the need for cau­ tion a t alt times, but particu­ larly between now ami Octo­ ber, the normal rainy season, when snake* are more likely to travel than at other time*. The four poisonous snakes found In Florida are the r a t­ tler, cotton-mouth moccasin, copperhead and tha coral. The first three are pit vipers, ao named because they have a deep pit betwren the sye and nostril, hsve long fsnga or hollow teeth which Injtct the poison In much the manner of a hypodermic needle. The coral snake doea not coll, but twists from aide to aide to strike. It chews, rather than bitea, and due to Its small mouth, attacks a toe or a finger, he explained. The venom of all theae snakes Is deadly unless prompt action is taken to extract the poison from the wound. Ho recommended a snake kit, which can be bought in any drug store, be carried In ev­ ery car as a precautionary measure, although many peo­ ple might never see une of these vipers. lie showed colored slides of all these snakes in various positions, even a diamondback striking, as well a* many of the non-pulsonoua specie*. The club welcomed as nt-w members Mr. ami Mrs. Cyrus Willard and guests attending were; Mr. and Mrs, Arthur lirocker, Mrs. ltalph 0. Magin, Martin J. Salmon, Mrs, Itobert I t Moon, Mrs. Charles K. Ctfe J.Jut (jJo m m Mrs. Bridges Guest Of Honor At Luncheon Mra. Hill Bridges, of Jack­ sonville, III., was guest of honor a t a luncheon last Sat­ urday, given by Mra. Paul Morgan. The honorre is Die farmer Mary Carlton, of San­ ford. A color theme of pink and white was carried out in dec­ orations throughout the party area. Guests included were Mmcs. J. M. Moye, Hugh Carlton, John D. Carlton, G. If. Carl­ ton. C. E. Carlton and Miss liulhic Carlton. Also the Mmea. W. H. Stewart. T. J. Williams. R. W. Williams, E. A. Brotherson. Ted Williams, the Misses Linda and Mary Both Wil­ liam*. all of Sanford, and Mrs. Hob Tuttle anil Miss Ka­ ren Tutlle, of Orlando. A nonslip treatment for imall rugs can prevent falls amt injuries. You can apply a nonslip rubbery coaling to rug backings. Or place rub­ ber m ats under small rugi to anchor them in place. When a friend's automatic coffee maker recently went on the blink and she had to brew the morning eye-opener in an old fashioned pot, her young son asked, “ But mom, how will you know when the coffee Is through perking, if the coffee pot doein't shut itself off automatically?" Ilia mother managed to re­ assure him on that question, but it got her to wandering. Wouldn't he and his bro­ thers and sisters used to a world of automatic aids—have the same doubt* and appre­ hensions If any of those aids refused to work? It the telephone should be out of order, how in the world could they do their homework without cnsulting with friends every few minutes? If iho elcctilc clothes dry­ er gave up. how In the world would their mother manage to dry the clothes? If the blender or mixer re­ fused to work, how could their mother manage to chop, mix and blend? If the television quit, how would the family pass the evening? It Just occurred to her, my friend said, tb it we have a But while she was deplor­ ing this state of affairs, it also dawned on her that she would be almost as apprehen­ sive as her children if all her automatic akla to living should suddenly refuse to work, and she found herself* having to keep house the way her great-grandmother did, before the age of the electric helpers. Census Facta According to U. S. census statistics quoted in the Britannica Book of the Year, T9 per cent of all U. S. house­ hold* have automobiles, 87 per cent have televisions and about 12 per cent have air conditioning. OVER 35 YEARS At First ft Palmetto (Alongside eU poet office) • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds t* tS £ » t) ^ JUNE SPECIAL! m of sfs s j 'Every >rar it (eti riuier and easier tu fly lu Europe," uyi SatsV, 'and harder and harder to rbive to the office." (Watch fur Suajr Weekly) ' WOLF HEAD TOKENS A Q f > (Limit 8 Per Family) ■ * ! Each Token In Good For One 20 Lb. Wash (Twice Am Much Am A Reg. Washer) whole generation of children growing up. many of whom have never seen clothes scrub­ bed on a washboard or hung on the Une to dry — or the eggs for a cake beaten by hand—or rugs cleaned by a push-tt-yourself carpet sweep­ er—or grass cut by a band mower—o r houses cooled by cross-ventilation — or peas shelled by hand — or orange juice squeezed from oranges Instead of taken froien from a can — or even dishes w ish­ ed in a dishpan, and dried by hand. 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Duns questioned whether (We would permit adjacent a re ii to Yarn P ark to annex commercial propertied aouth of SB 434, rendering Incor­ poration of th« area of Fern Park, “useless.” He requeued that the opin­ ion of the attorney general •how whether thla act alio aervai aa estoppel to annexa­ tion within the designated area until provisions of the act have been effected. In conjunction. Dunn said that he had tendered hia re­ signation from the Fern Park Incorporating and charter committee as a June 3. la other business, County Commissioner!, reversed the decision of the board of ad­ justment allowing a variance on the property of L. J . Au­ brey, at 104 West 27th Street. Aubrey had built a carport onto his house, without a permit and only seven inches from the property Uac. ( Build­ ing codes call (or a sevenloot clearance from the pro­ perty line). Owner of the adjacent |>roperty. Curtis Johnson, re prepanted by Attorney Carroll Burke protested the erection and the fact that no permit waa obtained and that the board of adjustment had granted a variance to be given which allowed tha un­ authorised carport to remain. Fight Results LONDON (L'Pl) — Joe (R u n ) Shew, U3Va, Kansas City, stopped Johnny Cooks, 144, England, 1: Brian Cur* via, 1531%, England, knockad out llaurica Ausal, 149, France, 3. S A C R A M E N T 0, Calif. (UPl) — Paulia Armstead, 137 3-4, Lot Angalaa, out* pointed Dubby Scanlon, 139, Sacramento, 10. Rout Cancelled Tn the afternoon session, tha commission voted to ap­ prove tha choice of the Boning and engineering officials to give tha bid for atrial maps to the Haven Blueprint Co. of Orlando. Authorised County Road Supl. J . C. Lavender to use $30,000 from contingency fundi to continue with approved road work, " while tha good weather holds." Set up an equalixatiaM calendar with July S set for notification of property own eri; equalisation to begin on July 13, and work on the budget to begin soon after the first of August. Read a letter on tha need for long-range planning for ra<r*attoo areas in thd coun­ ty from Douglas fttonatroa and agread to appoint I com mitlee to itudy the matter, as reaomtneaded by Stan strum. Each commissioner la to appoint two persons from his district to the committee. Made plans to set up meeting with the Retirement Life, Inc. to discuia plans on care of patients now at tha county home. Yankees Sign Steve Sundra NEW YORK (UPl) Steve Sundra Jr., son of the lata New York Yanks* pitcher who died in 10B2, waa among three young players algned by the New York Yankees today and assigned to minor league farms. A 31*yaar-old right-hander from Northfield, N. J.. who had an 0.50 earned run aver age for the University of Del­ aware this year, Sundra was aialgned to Fort Lauderdale Fla. Hia father pitched for the Yankees. Washington Sena tors and SL Louis Browns be twees) 1934 and 1940. He had a 54-41 lifetime record, In* eluding an 11-1 mark In 1939, Wilbert Dreger, 4-fout, 4Inch, 212-pound pitcher from Naw Westminster, B. C\, Can­ ada, waa assigned to Harlan. K y. and Jim lalm a, 20, an infhlder from Morgan Hill, Call/., waa assigned to Shalby, Mont. All three received moderate bonuses. LOS ANGELES (D PI) — The return 10-round bout scheduled for Thursday be­ tween Prince Rudy, of Comp ton, Calif,, and Benny Me* Covey, of Phoenix. Arix., has been cancelled. >lc< uvey, who upset Rudy on a split derision June «, withdrew Lfcause of a heavy cold. There .re only U calorks la one ounce of cotta go chacic. compared to ahmit 100 m one ounce of whole Milk CL«C»V. I Baal Estate Orlando Fed. 8. and L. to Donald ITailey, etux, ‘Lake Harriett, 110,700, Bruno W. Stuart, etux to FHA, 3(inland, gig,too. Gordon Hammett, etux to Charles Nutting Jr., East* brook, $11,500. W. L. Sieg, Dux to William Edwaria, etux, M-20-12, f i t * 000. Janla Nahoom to Nestor A. Hebert, etu i, Dreamwold, |l,* 300. F irst Fad. af Orlando U William 8mith, etux, Lake Harriett, 110.000. Dan Wells, etux to Leonard Johnson, etux, Lincoln Hghts., 19,400. Washington Security Co. to Emma Coates, Golf Vtow, 000. Washington Sotnrity Co. to Charieo Padgett, etux, Golf View, 011,000. Garland House, etux to American Fad. A and L., Lakewood Shores, 111,100. Ward Hicks, Inc. to Ray* mond Grabowski, atux, Eastbrook, $15,500. John Cushing Jr., otux to Robert Jacoba, etux, Prairie Lake Hghts.. 016,400, Sharpe Bldg. Ccrp. to Rob­ e rt Baker, etux, Academy Manor, 93,700. Robert W. Jacobs, atux to John T. Cashing, atux, Oak Park, 00.000. Patrick J . Tools, atux to Timothy C a m a r a s , atux. Sportsman's Paradise, 114,000. Eugene Richardson Jr., atux to FHA, SanSem Knolls, 013,000. VA to Jack Meyers, atux, Sun land, $13,500. Final Divorce Decree* Walter Dwyer vs. Beulah Dwyer. Flum S ini » . -G U n t i Dinl. Peggy Ann Fowler v*. Win­ field Fowler. Bulaa Van Sickle v«. Mannla Lou Van Sickle. Dolores Lopes vs. Michael Lope a. Marriage AppHcatioaa Wilber Roy Mills, Live Oak and Margaret Hires, Sanford. Joreph Smith, Holly Hill and Mary McMillan, Daytona. Clayton Bagwell, Sanford and Nonna Cook, Sanford, Hospital Notes HOSPITAL NOTES Jan* 19 Emily Sapp, Titusville) Miri Winker, Enterprise) Roy Shu­ mate, Longwood; Willie Mat Oliver, Maitland; Elaine Car. ter, Caroline Crappa, Arlene Mcaerve, Elolao Evans, Maya Blackburn, Hanalora Dillard, Charlotte Scruggs, Ella Maa Yount, Robert Anderson, Be* Linda Hughes, Ulysaea Burke, Jane Calhoun, Sanford. Births Mr, hnd Mra. Georgs W, Dilianl of Sunford, a boy Mr. and Mre. Floyd Oliver of Maitland, a boy. Discharge! Thomas Burr, DeBary; Thomas Raymond, Kingman Aril.; Mrs. William Walksr and baby, Mt. Dora; Judy Urr, Wesley O'Neill, Brenda Car roll, Albert Cappa, Koyann Patterson, Mary Lee Noble of Sunford. Signs Bonus Pact WASHINGTON (U Pl) — Frank Garnatt. a Grumbling Collaga (Is.) third bssetnan Has teen algned by tht- Wash ington Senator* for a “sub­ stantial” bonus. Garnett, who hatUd .423 in 27 game* for the Crambling varsity this ■raion, will rtport Friday to the Senators' Peninsula farm elub in tht. Carolina League. TV RENTAL • Salas • Service Seminole TV FA 1-4920 Zenith Color TV Naira 2444 Sanford As*. FOREIGN JOBS Foreign employment uffera men »mi women chute* of 19 rountri**—free trsniportatlun—special tax b«n*fit* —bonus**—liberal vacations—And a moat u»lqu« way of Ilf* in government ra rra r. or with American com pan!**, tlioir subsidiaries. Over half a million Americana work and live exeeptirnally well uutalde th* U.S.A. You can earn up to j 1,909 per month paid in l l i . cur­ rency. For comiilct* information »nul 12 to Foreign FroJtcU. P. O. Box 194$, H«v*rly Hills, Calif. CALIFORNIA JOBS Thousands of n«w Jub opening* now in Southern Cali­ fornia in all fields. Permanent inh w riirity Send *'* for jub information, names and nddre*,e* tu California P. O. Box lu ll, Beverly HIUI>, Calif. 4 i d iiq h liq h iA ♦ June 12. IMS — Pdf* T V Tim e Previews SALE! T:JOA:» y.m. C M . CM for for wily ways af the west. Reports: “Deadlock: T h a era world. Roberta Shorn Is Railroad Dispute.” A coin* fsaturtd. « P-10 p.m. CBS, Judy and plete exploration of tha railBLOOM id - union controversy to Carol s t Carnegie Hall. (Re­ n a ) . Last year we called this GOOD SELECTION which eomes to ■ head totoor* pragram the “Show of the ar, the legal deadMse Mr night, weak, month and year.” GrapavlD# Nsrsavy FA 1*448# tha aad of aegadattoaa be­ Naw, ■ year aad a day later, 31X1 Grdfavitto At*. tween tha represents throe ad and slightly beat with a mul­ railroad managemaak a a d titude af awards. five operating broths A step-by-step chroaoiagy ad Pair ’Em Up For Extra Wear the dispute will ba fives. 2 AS LOW AS Among guests Inctnda tary of Labor V . (PLUS TAX) Wirti, Judge Simon chairman of the presidential RETIRE WITH FISK )M r a i l r o a d commission aad leaders from both n u n s la­ 95c PER W HEEL TO BALANCE ment and labor. R rit Sava AND TH E WEIGHTS ARE FREE. reld reports. LONGWOOD FIREMAN Ted Walt* pitta the finishing touches on litter* 7:39-9 p.m. NBC. Tha Vir­ ing spread «U over a station wagon to let the public know about the Vol­ g i n 1 a n . “ The Judgment." unteers’ annual Fourth of July Fieita. The atation wagon will be given 1401 S. FRENCH AVE. FA 2-22M (Color) (Rerun). Star Lea J. away as first prize at th t tv tn t. Second prixt Is a stainless uteel double Cobb taka* over tonight, ably sink and third prixt is a bltndtr. (Herald Photo) asaiatad by guests Cltt Gulagar and Patricia Barry. In flashbacks, he recounts hia tarly days in Medicine Bow when he attempted to pass a death sentence on a convicted killer whose brother was de­ WASHINGTON (UPl) - enforce integration of the every city, North and South, termined to atop it, even by PARKING IS NO PROBLEM President Kennedy sought na­ state university. There were where legal remedies are not threatening the whole town. at hand. Redress Is sought in There is a good serving of tional support today for a these immediate result*: AND IT’S FREE WHEN YOU racial Gulden Rule to pul out —Senate Democratic Lead­ the streets, in demonstra­ tension and action. Tha til* TRADE WITH USt ‘firsi of frustration and dis­ er Mika Minefield and other tions. parades and protests enicd Miss Barry plays tha which creata tensions and Judge’s early so m u tlc tater504 W. 111. Opposite Goodyear cord" among Negroes by administration backers ac­ threaten lives . , .” est who also shows n bead guaranteeing them full equal­ cepted Kennedy'* legislative ity from lunch counter to poll­ challenge. Southerners 1 n ing place. Congress rejected it. Warning that there ia “ a —Negro leader Martin Lu­ rising tide of discontent that ther King Jr, called Ken­ threatens the public safety,” nedy's address “ a hallmark Kennedy declared in a radio­ in the annals ot American television address Tuesday history . . . one of the most night that "we faro . . . a eloquent, profound and un­ moral crisis aa a country and equivocal pleas for Juatica as a people.” and tha freedom of all men ‘‘It cannot be met by re­ ever made by a president.'' pressive police action," he —Roy Wilkins, axecutive laid, ‘i t cannot be left to in- secretary ot the National Aacrea u d - J mroiirlretiulU in Hi# m ention— rur— mu—tiuvi neestreet*. It cannot be qultcd m o o t of Colored People by token movai or talk. It la (NAACP), s a i d Kennedy a time to act in tha Congress, should have gone farther but in your state and local lcgis- had given "forthright support lativ* body and, above all, in to and encouraged those all of our daily lives." Americans who want to elimi­ To carry out Isis aims, Ken­ nate racial discrimination.” nedy said bo will send to Southern senator* are ex­ Congress next week legisla­ pected to filibuster against tion which for the tin t lima Kennedy's civil rights legisla­ in this country would commit tion. Whether the legislation this country to the idea that can overcome such an attack “ race has no place to Amer­ depends on how much support ican life or American law.” it gets from Republicans, In a near-paraphrase of the most of whom were reluctant Biblical Golden Rule, tha to commit themselves until D lrtcl Chief Executive laid: “ Every they see the bills. To Yon American ought to have the For Kennedy, it was • dra­ Buy ’Em right to ba treated at he matic summation in public of Right From j would with to be treated, as the many pressures that have T h t Truck ona would wish hia children to built up since race riots in at Lowest bo treated.’* Prices Birmingham, Ala., kindled a Kennedy spoke from hia burgeoning Nagro drive for While House office shortly "freedom”—now, not luter. after ha had federalized the "My fallow Americans, (hia Alabama National Guard to ia a problem which faces in ■11—in every city of the North as well as the South,” Ken 470*1* 7J 0-14 « JW nrdy said In an unwritten fl nale to his carefully prepared text. Kennedy appealed to Amer­ icana “to move ahead and to provide the kind of equality of treatment which we would want ourselvei.” W H T IW A 1 1 S O N LY *2.00 MONK “ Now the time has come 7.1*15 for this nation to fulfill its 1.00-14 promises,” Kennedy declar­ ed. “The event* in Birming­ ham and elsewhere have so increased the crises for equal­ ity that no city or state or legislative body can prudent­ ly rhouse to ignore Ihetn. W H T T IW A L L B O N L Y * 3 .0 0 M O N K “Tlie fires of frustration and discord are burning in 7Ad-15, 150.14 740-15 ORCHIDS V Cavanaugh Tire Service (D sdux JFK Asks For Racial Golden Rule LAUNDRY tr CLEANERS ■DIRECT! SHIPMENT Just Arrived a Full Truckload of Famous Firestone Tires...W e Can't Get 'Em In Our W arehouse...Must Sett Entire Stock This W eekl priced]l flrttfont NYLON |,C > \ TIRE BARGAINS u.trvi lnl\ For ovary miks and model car..* n „ Pick your size and price...deal todayl no I S NO COMMENT — Univeraity of Alnbamu'H president, Ur. Frank A. 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BIALEAll (UP!) - Seven ffem p Ulalaah honsowlves wvwod today to tsk . their •W ltlaa of tba bulge" beMad closed doors and for­ sake aU foodstuffs, i Bt will be a no-holds-barred, ■a-calory fight to tba end, 0m girls ssy. Iba housewives, members ■f the Hialeah future Slim■tars, voted to enter an un­ disclosed hotel In the Miami ■rsa on Saturday. They plan 4a drink only water until they FARMER CRAY SKINL1SS •S T E A K S Mu The average girl weighs Mo pounds, and the champ Bps the Males at 2HH. She la five-three. The participants hi this batfla of the vast waistbands have chosen to remain anony­ mous, and they won’t toll which hotel they've chosen. "Soma girls," eiplained One, "aro mighty funny about their weight problem." They plan to play cards, ■cad and rest tor the first three daya. Alter that, It will be easy, they aay, "The first three daya are the worst," said one who haa been through it boforc and lost 30 pounds. "But after the third day you feel wonderful. No tleaire for food at all." Cl A N T 20 CAL CAPACITY m COFFEE Driver Flunks— He’s Only Two nvrcmso.N, Kan. un*i>Pollce Sgl. J . B. Johnson was lauded today for skidding his motorcycle into the path of • runaway car. . Two-year-old Lro 'Millet, who had slipped the car out t i gear, was saved. "He sure flunked his first driving test," Johnson said. TINDER CALVES LITTLE JEWEL QUALITY 5 STRINC BoftJgn OEM iOUt IB BROOMS . . . SAVE 30r each 9 9 c • • • • BANANA CHOCOLATE COCONUT LEMON FROZEN • CHICKEN • TURKEY • BEEF It Was Hot But Not That Hot KANSAS CITY (U t'l) -T h e temperature reached 87 de­ grees Tuesday in Kansas City. A police dispatcher said It w asn't so hot for this time year and Immediately tent a car to arrest a n u u reported mowing his lawn in the nude. U. S. No. 1 W HITE L IM IT — I W IT H S5.U0 OR MORE FOOD ORDER AUTO NORDIC AIR CONDITIONER Pork & Boons Rod Kidney Boons Baby Limns 49f VALUE Gr. Northern Boons Plus Installation t Yr. factory Warranty JONES ALTO SKUVU’K 1W» K. SW ard. fA J-IM I Blackeye Poos Early Juno Poas LADY FAIR SLICED HAMIURCER OR Spaghetti i �MAW ■« -*rv’-r~7 / rjsv - . M r a n a K - ,f^i ': r , ' : 7 - vT, I t haa never been established th a t A.B. (Happy) Chandler made any notable contributions to sta te cra ft tn h is two term s a s governor of Kentuc­ ky. B ut he w as always fun to have around. So It is w ith a bit of sadness we read th a t he has been defeated soundly in a Dem ocratic prim ary bid fo r a th ird term.* O f course Chandler violated his own rule in try in g th is year. His sue* cessful bids were in IM S and 1955. To keep p attern , he should have waited until 1975. But Happy is get­ tin g on in years, so th a t would be a p retty long shot. W ell ju s t have to live w ith th e memory of th a t sm iling face and hope th at somebody else can offer a t lease some o f the good cheer Chand­ ler brought to the Am erican political scene. P o litic a l A c tio n In B o o n d o ck s There is nothing like healthy, constructive counterargum ent to give force and life to public debate in a democracy. Luckily, we are beginning to g et more o f it. N ot long ago Republican Gov. Wil­ liam Scranton of Pennsylvania chip­ ped in w ith a useful bit. Some lesser figures have contributed. And now GOP Gov. George Romney of Michi­ gan has had som ething to say. W hat a re these people talking ab o u t? They are asserting— quite bluntly • - t h a t there h as been f i r too much negative m oaning and groaning in th is country from the “ loyal opposi­ tio n ” and o th e r more frantic critics o f the broadly ruling Democratic par­ ty . Scranton said m any businessmen who complain about th e federal gov­ ernm ent “ tak in g over” have simply defaulted on th eir own responsibili­ ties in the areas of encroachment. He Is n o t th e f ir s t to say th a t. Y ears ago th e late Russell Daven­ port, w riting in the respected busi­ nessm an’s m agazine, Fortune, laid a heavy charge against businessmen f o r falling down on th eir wider public responsibilities. Scranton noted th a t in one quick sam pling of businessmen, s good num ber had to confess they had not voted in recent elections. A top Ohio Republican politician reported sim ilar merce, says the tim e has come for m anagement to assum e its full polit­ ical responsibilities. “The fu tu re belongs to men who have positive partisan convictions and have th e desire, th e knowledge, th e inspiration and th e courage to fig h t for them .” Governor Romney, a highly suc­ cessful auto-m aker before entering politics, w ants not ju s t businessmen but all citizens to jum p into the fray. He gets laughed a t by some who dis­ m iss this talk as naive, fanciful non­ sense. But Romney has one leg up on these people. He practices w hat he preaches. He is rig h t with the folk who say governm ent In W ashington is too big. But he has little use for those who ju st compluin and don't do any­ thing about it. M a n y say : “ Restore s ta te ’s rights, re tu rn power to the states." Romney says fine, but th a t the way to do th a t is “ re invigorate sta te governments, ra th e r than to emascu­ late the national governm ent.” Michigan’s new constitution, M i c h i g a n ’ s new constitution, sparked by Romney, is specifically designed to modernize the lower ech­ elons of governm ent so they cun do a better job and keep mayors and others from running to W ashington. The thesis underlying all this is simple: Men who don’t a ttack th eir problems vigorously a t home can’t griiMj when people take these m a lte d elsewhere for solution. Dr. Crone's Helen Fuller Soys C iv il R ig h ts M ea su res all)* $anftn$ Ijeralh Wed., June 12, 1963 w a l t sm a. i a u t m , s a iT o a u d n s L i i a a a PEED WELLS KHKP VAX PEI/T Mechaalcol InpL Mansflsg Editor J A N IE U l a n s s i K I A JUDY WELLS First woman to represent the U. S. in a foreign coun­ try was Ruth Bryan Owen, minister to Denmark by Pres­ ident Franklin Roosevelt. Iran 2«M 8. Hiawatha Avr. B uolaooa M a r ta s * ' S M IS L E Y J . iiN A X T naaE A Clsatlflod a . » i u society sartor P E A S E VOLTOLIN B DOROTHY ALBTIE Clranltlloa Moots** foster* Editor ■LBSCSIPTION BATES E r Mall ■ • a s Dolt*err AII OtSor foootaot* Cweatjr | l ** 1 T * * r tn .ee t Tter II* WooA A ll I Moath* Me I Moaths n e I M o n th * I It I Mtatha I ee 1 Moeth l.M I M o a th V. E Pastel Rosalstloaa arovts* that sit wort lubeorlpiioee he )>M la advenes. _____ gntoroe no tw o tl cieti m itu r O ctsttr IT, t i l l At the P m Of r Leo eg ion lord. Florid*. **dor Mo Aot of Coagroo* *f March. • Th* Horald I* a month*' of th* I’artod Pro** which I* entitled • t-'cluolvoly to th* uaa for republicans* *t ell th* Meal news aNated In 1AM m i m h u . c ec b lia ^5 k m cent homing that dosvn’t now exist, given voting rights that ara denied Ultra by atata law and custom. It ia frustration ovar delays In aehisring the** goata th at causes the demonstrations. The government can’t more against demonstrations th at are protests under eonatitutlora! guarantees. The govern­ ment ia limited to acting against the causes of the demonstrations. And* it is con­ sidered important to keep tha faith of the victims In their government even while they have little hope for education or jobs or housing or voting right*. ■ L etters W. A. Giclow, Publisher Tlie Herald Sanford, Florida Dear Mr. Giclow: Prompted by the fine cov­ erage you gave to the death of Pope John XX1I1 and the respectful treatment of Ilia ceremonies of the Cathedra Church, I wish to take tbia opportunity to thank you. Your expression of sym­ pathy in both (he news and editorial* are greatly appre­ By llal Cochran ciated by all tbe Catholic* A youth fulls head over in this Diocese of St. Augus­ heels In love and has a hard tine. 1 am sure all men nl Lime getting back on his feet good will were genuinely in­ even after marriage. terested. Due to Hie outstanding job When you eujuy it. it takea yuu did in covering tha u lot of the hard out of hard Pope's death, all of us, Cath­ work. olics and Non-Catbolics, were moved to a sense of personal Bubble gum is what little loss when Pope John died. Sincerely yours. kid* beg for and their cloth­ (Rev. F r.) Vincent ft. ing is stuck with. Smith --- V<l'l-»________________ The greatest ilarigeT— m— The Florida Catbotte night time auto speeding cun be the mourning after. B arbs AI. G. HODGES PLUMBING Rome men put on weight from eating the candy they bought the wife as a present. Learn to enjoy being Meed by your friends and yuu’U lte real popular. Give less thought to what people think of you and you'll have more time to think well of them. • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2-6037 PAOLA ROAD Join the “Cool Ones” in an air conditioned 1963 Ford • Fairlane • Falcon Ride Cool b MOST OTHER AMERICAN ffl* for 00 INSTALLED Comfortable POPULAR CARS AIR CONDITIONED FOR ONLY $29500 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS TRAVELERS CHECKS Why risk a ruined vocation when for only a penny it dollar your money cun he absolutely safe? Travelers Checks arc the best money protection you can buy. They’re "th e safe money": promptly refunded if lout o r stolen, and npenduble everywhere. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison ESI. 1933 + H c t + i *i publican sopjw’rt. W i t h o u t such advance bipartisan supp o rt tha President's recom­ mendations were considered certain lo run into a Senate cloture fig h t I t ie fully recognised that thera la no magic wand that can be waved to aolve all rare relations problems. The Presi­ dent can't be made a dictator. An order to desegregate all schools Immediately w o u l d probably mean that most of them would have to he oc­ cupied by federal troops. It is alio admitted that no new legislation will automat­ ically solve all the problems. Hut since the adminitlraUon has tsid that it doesn't have nil the tools to da everything that is required, It ia forced to ask for more tools to use in situation* where it has been found there is insufficient nuthority for adequate en­ forcement. The whole problem is sited up as "0 million people who can’t sll be educated over­ night, trained for jobs they ran’t now do, forced into labor union* that maintain rigid segregation, moved into de- *2 7 0 always carry In Sanford N o teb o o k Get a Genuine Ford Air Conditioner gineered exclusively for your car . . low aa trip. . . &H C * u * t» E d i t o r • 0 #f and A '* Don't lei loss of money spoil your fj Sanford, Florida WASHINGTON—(NBA) — President Kennedy’s sudden decision to extend his western trip and make a civil rights speech before the conference of mayors in Honolulu « u a complete reversal of policy and strategy. Th* President had been counseled in Washington to reject all demand* that he make a fireside chat on race relation*. The feeling has been that one speech wouldn’t solve anything or do any good. But from a platform in com­ pletely integrated Hawaii, the President la in a good position to lecture mainland United States on greater racial tol­ erance. One point that has n«t been made sufficiently clear i» that this is a national and not just a southern problem. Thera have been demonstration* in Washington, P h 11 a delphla, New York. Chicago and SL Louis aa well as Birmingham, Jackson and other southern cities. The concern in Washington is that U. S. race relations may get worse befora they be­ gin to get better. It is consid­ ered something of a miracle tliul there hasn't been more violence. The use of child 'demon­ strators and the nonviolence tactics of the Negro lenders through an appeal to the loligious feelings of their peo­ ple muy have helped. But if any children happen to get hurt or leadership passes to more militant hands, viotencs limy erupt. There is already some rivalry between NAACP, GORE—National Aseociatlon secondary chores that can be for the Advancement of Col­ deferred till later or perform­ ored People, Committee on ed en route. Racial Equality—and other Once I viiat!v n*cd a I! yuu groups to show which esn be ~~ 6.1,000.0(10 readers to give me the most aggressive. One of Ilia g ieal difficulties the names of any wives who now is getting white and Nsget into the family car gro lenders to communicate. ahead of their husbands. Moderates on both side* who Only two ever reportrd declare their positions openly back that the wives were lose standing with their fol­ ready before their husbands! lower*. Thera is constant ho I repeat the challenge! pressurs from sxtrsmists to I'll wager that nine times out make no compromise. of 10 it is flic husband who The feeling on the part of gets into Ihe car first! some local authorities seems to be that if they show any •Ign of weakness they will loss control of law and order, making a Imd situation wurse. The resulting feeling of q — When was the first Greek Orthodox church in many Negroes is that they can expect little or no ro-opU. S. founded? A—In I8IA al New Orleans, ernthin from local authorities and that the federal govern­ La. ment hn* let them down by q —Wh.il became of Mrs. not moving lor faster integra­ Mary Surrall, who >va* John tion. Kennedy's speech In Hawaii Wilkes Booth’s landlady? A—She was lunged for con­ is slso expected to prepnra spiracy in the assassination the way for his special mes­ sage to Congress requesting of President Lincoln. additional civil rights legisla­ (j—How many presidential tion. The week’* delay in send­ children have been born in ing this package to Capitol Hill wns decided on to glva the White House? A—One. Mrs. Esther Cleve­ Democratic leaders and White land Bosanquet, daughter of House legislative assistants President Grover Cleveland. more time for lining up Rs- W orry C lin ic CASE P1IK5; Terry B., Learn to drop your kitchen aged 11, wai »ent to live gro­ chores within 30 seconds and cery atore fur a loaf of bread. grab your cunt! —Just-D int otcthe burner* on H arry Hall, an official or the past with its sirens shriek- your stove but don't try lo do Michigan S ta te Chamber of Com­ inn. so Terry became m i in­ a IJ-mioutB final • onec over” terested therein that he for­ of that kitchen! got about his errand. Amt when you know in ad­ An hour Uter hr sauntered vance that you are to leave home — ami without the loaf for church ut 10:30, please of bread. get ready by 9:3U. His mother scolded him. Then put on an apron and But she was in the very do yuur piddling around the same boat, for the next day kitchen. Thus, when your WASHINGTON—When tha ern Association, Sen. Richard <I>id for re-election. Recent her husband was to pick her mate urgently says, "Let’s President returns to Washing­ Russell of Georgia, w n ■ | emonstrutions of Negro de­ up in frunt of a leading de­ go," you can shed that apron, ton from his je t tour of tha board the President's plane u,rmiRation to gpeH up the partment store at exactly 4 am! follow him within 30 seco’clock. »*• wmls! . m . West, a bill or bills further receiving Kennedy’* personal i I #c* of ^ " g a l l o n h*i extending Civil Rights will be attention. It was the start of the "But I must fix my hair!” ,nrr* on Ida desk, ready to send to Tha Kennedy calendar all evening rush hour so he you may argue. Congress if he approves. All along had called for propos- uf urgency in the Whita House couldn't park. Ami she had Kix it in the ear! Never essential points in the propus-|ing some new Civil Rights on this score. vowed that she would he bold lip a husband n single Yet it is with seeming sad- standing out at the curli so second with piddling details. *d new laws were agreed upon |gi-l*tion in this pre-Preslbeforo Mr. Kennedy flew dentinl election year. The ess that the Kennedy! pre. he wouldn’t have in wait. Get into Hint car, pronto! West. Istrategy for the first two are tn do battle with ConBut when she started tn Then apply your fingernail Ail that remained for his yrara of this Administration great for new Civil Rights ward the duur at 3.5!t p.m., imlish or final cosmetic touchbrother, the Attorney General, ern to bring about as much laws. One gets the feeling tlmt she noticed some bargain up after you are traveling lo •nd his Special Counsel, Theo­ desegregation in public places the President and his brother Mali on the counter. ward church or the airport or dore Sorensen, to do wss dot us possible by Executive ac­ would greatly prefer to con­ So she set her bulging shop- your other destination. tion, without asking Congress tinue as they have been going, ping bags on the floor anil the I’s and cross tha t’s. "Don't stop to manicure Brother Bobby and Vlcs- for more stringent legislation. pushing here and s h o v i n g decided to try on a couple of your fingernails when the Preeldent Johnson were also But it was assumed from the there to desegregate schools the hats. train is on the track," is a left the more delicate task of start In the Kennedy inner and lunch rooms and airports Just like her son, she for­ stock slogan around o u r selling the final package to circle that it would be wise to and theaters a few at a time, got all about the clock. It house, enough members of Congress ask Congress to break new but steadily. wai 4: IS before ihe even I have user! it only about They are proud of the More thought about her husband. to giva it a fair chance of pas­ ground in the Civil Rights lo.ooo times! For most wives sage. The dean of the South­ field prior to Kennedy's liMH they have rolled up this grad­ Meanwhile, he had been get easily sidetracked from ual way. In the past three circling the block for 2u min­ the future goal or destination years -01 Southern commun­ utes and was furious. So he and become enamoured of OUR BOARDING HOUSE ities have ended segregation at “chewed her out" all the way lunch counter*. Huntsville, In home! FAW/ 6 1STYOUR MIND AT Alabama, Is one of the most Women just naturally are r e s t / t h e h o s p it a l it y < WHEN DE BCD MAN'5 ESTATE recent. Cast week alone, after childlike in their emotions. OP U d o ple m anor SETTLED, VJU'LL tilT PLENTY, AWAITS VXIC PLEASURE Attorney General Kennedy And that's why they have MA3 o r ! A HOOPLE NEVER FOR — AND SAM, AWTAILOR, held a private aession with such a poor time sense. J E T 6 A HOOPLB/ AS FOR fU ' WILLTUCM YCO CUT theater ownen asking them to PRESEfdT.VJHILE TM WASTIN' FER And also why they shed FAULTLESSLY.'what£ VY CAPETOWN BAN* TO WiffB M6 open their theaters to Ne­ tears on such slight provoca­ MINE IS v c u e « . „ A FEW GKANO,T OUOWTA B E groes, dO Southern towns did tion. SURVEYED BY A TAILOR— AN' mV cousin Mic h a e l / so. FRAME HEEDb ENOUGH But this may be an asset in tJCOCEKlES. TO KEEPMY, Even while new compulsory the long range purpose of hu WAISTLINB, laws were being drafted re­ man creation, for mothers t INFLATED.1 cently more such “persuasion'1 thus are better confidantes of was in process in the White their youngsters. House. One-hundred Southern Children thus go to theirl 1;- buaineesr.icn met in private mothers with their secrets! evasion with the Kennedy and dilemmas long before brothers and Vice-President they dare approach their fa Johnson to hear arguments thers. why they should voluntarily But will you women please desegregate their ' s t o r e s , learn In watch tile clock, at • A hotels, and restaurants. After­ least when your husband is to wards about a dosen told re­ chauffeur you to church or porters they were impressed to some suciul event? thy what they had heard. | Signs are that whether or JJQichael ooes to v m f not Congres paa-es atrunger 1 COUSIN AM OS* laws against segregation, the Kennedye will continue where, ever possible to abide by the old adage that “ You can catch more file* with honey than with vinegar.’’ Page 1-A Peter Edion SUGAR FOOT S h e d A T ea r jw iw ri INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 114 So. Phuwe Palmetto FA 2-0811 Of lA h h jR l Ph. FA 2-1181 308 B. First S t. W. 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N | o o • a a d I. F u h lfe R e e e rif i a f S e m i. a a la c o u n t y . F lo rid a , an d fo r o t h e r ro llo f. a a d y a s ar* n q u l r o d to file y o u r A n . m u tu a a ld C o m p la in t w l t k th * C la rk o f ih * a h o « * a ty lo d C o u rt a a d lo o a r t a a c o p y th e re o f o n F f a l n t l f t a A t l o r . B o rn RA tSEN U ER U . R U d U N . BEIIO * KERIM .AN. 1*01 A la oloy B u ild in g . M ia m i 12. F l o r ­ id a. n o t l a t e r t h a n tb # l l t k ■lay a f J u l j . IM A la d e f a u l t of nrhU h o ald C o m p la in t w ill ho ta b o o a a c u a fa a a o d b y y o u . D ATED, a t S a a f o r d . F lo r id a , th io l i t * d a y a f J s a e . IM I. (S E A L ) A r th u r B o a k w lth . J r , C lo rk a f t k a C ir c u it C o u r t Dy M a r g a r o t K. T y r* . D e p u ty c l o r k R ooonborg. H s o o n b o rg . A R o lo m a n 1*01 A lo elo y B ld g . M iam i 12. F la. I'u k llo n J u n * 1A J u ly A H t A C W -7 4 It, S h o p Lb« H e r a l d A d s w b e r s lo c a l m g r c l u a t a o ile r I b c i f beu k u ji. �.%-Ti _ ,------------------------------------ — -------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H era ld W an t-A d s A re B u sy In S e m in o le C o u n ty , B u y in g ! S ellin g ! R en tin g ! U se T h em ! Classified Phone M 3 M 2 Office 204 W. First SRAOUNIS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY) T m >., thru F r i - 3 t . M. 4*7 before tmxrtio*. h o t. . SaL STRAIGHT C LA SSiniD : T u n ., thru F r i - 2 P. M. day M m insertion. Mob. . S a t RESPONSIBILITY: n t Herald wlB m b t r a gyewslble toe i o n than oaa to se m c t taeoitka ef jo u r ad, ta d re to rt* i the right to reviae or rejeet a a j ndvertlaef r o a vital ordered ta i Si tho yollataa of tbit Legal Notice tint to* c t t t i r a t W tn o t, itr> >uu I t «• l i t ( M a t * ati U K R U E R T BEVTOV D * c * * ttd r i U t XOT7CH ( tU e t It h tr tb j f lr tn tb it Ih * u m l* r» lg n * 4 w ill, on t h t 1 4 th d » r o f J u a s , A. D. I M l W M Mnt ta |h * H o n o rsM * C o u n ty Ju d o * a t a o m ln o lt Count}-, F lo r id a , h i t f i n a l r t l u r a , a c c o u n t t a d v o u ch o ra. a t A d m ln la tr a to r a f th a E a ta to o f X o r h o r t R o n to n , d teo ao o d , an d • t aatd Unto, th a n a n d ttioro. ■ ta k a a p p lic a tio n to th o aa td J u d o o f o r a f in a l a o ttlo m o n t of a d m in is tra tio n of an Id o o la to , a n d f o r a n o r d e r ill*, c h a r i l n i r h im an su c h A d m ln t a t r a t o r o f aald c ita to . D a to d th la th * H a t d a * a f CLASSIFIED INDEX Lott ft Found Notices - Personals . Education - Instruction Transportation Food For Rent 6A Special Notices Business Rentals Beach Rentals For Sal* or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sal* 13. Mortgage Loan* 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 10. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 11. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 20. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 20. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 85. Articles Wanted SO. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailer! - Cabanas SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULT! 8- Edwealtow - Iwutractlm I JOB security ran bo youn by preparing now for coming Civil Service oxam*. For Infonnntlon writ* NATION­ AL TRAINING SERVICE INC. Box 8a c' o SANFORD HERALD. M art feral* SWEETIE PIE June 12,1948 — Peg* 8-A IS, R « l Relate Fee Bale Bj Kidfart Sehicr • v -r IS©Rfi? RENTALS f. For Reat 1 BEDROOM Roue, room. Availsbid FA RIMS. EFFICIENCY AMRmdftt M F lrtt St. Near a city Dm p a rtia l lots aoi ih p p ls i itordd. No utilltj dhdrgw. Suitable lor couple or lie. Mle, lequira Jtcobeoa Dept. Stare. ing eoeta. Kaeluaive with Seminole Realty INI I. Part Ave. FA I I U anytime BEDROOM*, HI baths Center block, double car pofte. Large tot. Assume Mymeate of *100.48 a month. Ph. FA 2-7185. 3 RM. Furn. Apt, |T0 Mo, Bedroom Air • Conditioned. I ll E. 8th St., FA 1-8788, RENT A BED t ’nfurnl.eliMt 2 bedroom houis. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 83M or FA 2-U25. I BEDROOM home in Coun­ td i Th e dellsfs ss hour? We (net net buy snal" 6. For Rest FURN. Apt. XMo MellonvIUs. FURNISHED new 1 Duplex. Adults only, 2*00 Park Ave. NEW unfurniihed * bedroom Duplex Apt. New itovc ft FURN. 3 Room Apt. with refrigerator. W a t e r furnbath k garage. FA *4148. lihed. Tile bath and t e r n zo floor*. $73 per Mo. Ph. NICELY furnished 3 bedroom FA 2-2374 after 5. house. TA 2-8334. 12. Reel Eatete For Sale NEWLY redecorated 2 bed­ room frame bouse at 313 Hotly Ave. Near school, close la. Hardwood floors thru out. Large rooms, mo­ dern Uteben equipped $7,100 Liberal terms. Contract Mrs. M. L. Raborn. Pb. FA 2-3638 Or FA 2-3M3. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. op. * BEDROOM unfurnished NO CASH NEEDED Surplu* City, a n W. lit. hcruee. $85 a mo. FA 2-2323. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath. $81 a month. T. 4 L included. F U R N I S H E D Apartmetrt. 3 bedroom 322-8083. Clean and close la. Jimmie FURNISHED Apartment. Queint-i Apt. Cowan. 332 1013, Apt. 7. 404 E. 14th St. Pb. BY OWNER. 3 Br. 2 bath CB 322-81*4. home In Finecreat. Kitchen m r m m e m e r r r e m u r o r * BEDROOM bouts. Kitchen e —i r-o— n a t tiu m w v i— -----Hay. I K IRC----------------- th equipped. RratonabH down equipped. $75. FA 2-5300. C T IT . IV A h O f o b nvtw i. R . W . W a ro 3 CLEAN coot downstair payment. A s s u m e pay­ A t A d m in is tr a to r o f th o M i n i e n v s n , F l o r i d a . AptrtmenU. Adults. Ph. u i t t m t r xo. ih m 2 BEDROOM furnished ApartK n ta to o f ments. Call FA 34248. l l o r b o r t R o n to n , lo co a n o d f : : d p . r . \ l n a t i o n a l m o r t FA 3-1154. n te o L F A 2-0841. flAOK A SSO C IA TIO N , n c o r I t . TV. W a ro , A lly . Big shady lots up to 300* p o ra tlo n . W o o d r u ff - P o r k ln o Did*, Plaintiff, FURN. Apt. Cioie in. Phone UNFURNISHED House. Kit■ a n fo rd , F lo rid a , frontage. Highly restricted. chen equipped. 3 Bedrooms, F u b llo h M ay 11, *« * J u n o FA 2-2800. WILSON PLACE 3 ml. W. C irA IU JIS II. T H O M PSO N a n d 1. 11. 1H1. Ua baths. $85. a mo. US SUSAN TIIO M IV O N . on Hl-Way 48. Willard Jones cni-ii Anderson Circle. FA 3-SB28. D e fe n d a n t* . 2 BR. Furn. Apt. Private en­ FA 2-0684. or Al Wallace ( O T I r B O F d P IT IF l a I t * r * a r t a f tb * C aw aly trance. 818 Magnolia. F \ 3-8300. J u d d * . tt« m ln n l* C o u n ty , F l o r ­ M O H T tltU K tritH K C L O S t RK UNFURNISHED House. Kit­ Y ou. D e fe n d a n t* , a r* h e re b y id a . l a I'rw b at* . "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The chen equipped. 15(i3 Ssnford n o tifie d t h a t a c o m p la in t to l a r a t B a ta ta a f Gables. FA 20720. fo ro cln eo a e e r t a t n m o r t x a t * Ave. Between 3 4 8 p.m. C A R RIM C. CCKJJLM8 S t Johns Realty D*M II«i • n th * f o llo w la g d e s c rib e d p r o p e rty , l o w l li THE TIME TESTED FIRM T a A ll C W f t t t w am* P a r a a a a MODERN Spacious pine pan­ Furnished 4 Rooms, 1 bed­ C ot LI. n to c k I . W E A T IIH a v la * C laim a a y D * a ta a d * K ltU F IK L O F IH a T AUDI eled Apartment. Tile bath, room. Water furnished. $80 116 N. Park Ave. FA 24123 A a a l a a t l a i d F a ta l* * TIO.V, a c c o r d in g to th o Y ou a n d a a c h of y o u a r* nicely furnished. $85 a a mo. Adults only. 323-0388. ONLY six left in desirable p l a t t b e r a o t a* re c o rd e d h n r» b y n o tlfla d a n d m i u l r i d month. FA 2-036. P l a t B o o k LI. P a f a M , t o p r* a « n t a n y d a l i a a a n d d e ­ Tee 'N Green Estates. See FURN. 3 Bedrm., oak floors, P u b tl* R e c o rd * o f S o m lao l* m a n d * w h ic h yo u , nr t l t h a r of model on llpsala Road. C o u n ty , F lo rid * , you m ay h a t* a g a ln tt th* masonry boms, t Blk. West 3 BEDROOM Furn. Cottage. ln lo rn a llo n a l of U tic a • • t a t * o f C A R R IE C. C O U J.N S Centrally air condilinMd, 3 of Hwy. 17-82, on laiagwood Near base. $50 mo. 7 Oak* F u r n a c a — M odel O i l s IS to th * C o u n ty Ju d ir* o r S em lor 4 bedrooms, beautiful K -D Rd. Then 1 blk. South cor. n o t* C o u n ty . F lo rid a , a t hi* Trailer Park. Onora Rd. family room, In your price « r r ic a In th a c o u r t hon»« o f h a a b e e n f ile d a t s l n a t y o u In of Vincent Dr, a a ld C o u n ty a t H an fo rd , F l o r ­ th e a b o v a - a ly le d e u lt a n d y a u UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom range, 20th fit. W. by May id a. w ith in da c a la n d a r a r a r e q u ir e ! to e*rv* a copy houae. Kitchen equipped. LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms. 2 fair Country Club. m o n th * fro m th * tlm * o f th a o r y o u r A n e w a r o r P le a d in g f l r t t p u b lic a tio n o f th la a o tlc * . to tb * C o m p la in t oa P l a l n t l i r * bslh bouse with lake privi­ Corner lot. FA 3-3M4. T w o e a p l u o f *ach c la im o r a l t n r n e y J O S E P H » . M URAleges. $123 a Mo. FA 2-7081. 2 STORY House and 3 lots, Box I I I . P e rn d * m a n d i h a l t h* In w r llln * . 8K O . I*, a FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m lion** can be ust‘d for 2 a n d ( h a l l t i n t , th * p la c * o f P e r k , S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l n r . bouse. Large rooms. $85 a DUPLEX. Clean 4 nicely y o l i t a a c * a n d p ool o fflc * a d - Ida, a n d film tb * o r ig in a l A n Apartments. 1125 E. 7th d r* * * o f th * u la lm a n t, a n d e w e r o r P le a d in g in th * o ffic e furnished. *80. 1201 4 1203 fit. Call FA 30542. mo. FA 2-8544. ■ b all b a aw orw la b y th* of Ih* C le r k o f th * C ir c u it Elm Ave. Ph. NO 8-5267 or c la im a n t. » * * n t- a t t o r n e y an d C o u rt o n o r b e fo re th * t l t h a c e o m p a a ltd b y a f l ll n * f*a d ey of J a n * , IM S . I f y o u fe ll 3 BDRM. furn. A pt large. NO 6*388. a f o n # d o l l a r a n d in c h c la im to d* eo, n d e c r e e p ro c o n f e r e e 1703 Magnolia. $85. • r d e m a n d n o t ao I lia d ( b a ll w ill b# t a k e n a g a l n e t yo n f o r APARTMENT. 505 Myrtle. lb * r e lie f d e m a n d e d In th * h a void. NICELY furnished 1 bedroom C o m p la in t. Ph. FA 2-5802. K ih * l C. P a rk * * Real Estate—Mortgagee Houae. Built-in electric kit­ W IT N E S S m y h a n d * n J o f ­ A * * * * rt* to r of t h * I«**t f ic ia l e e a l o f o ftic * a t S a n fo rd . W ill an d T * * t* m » n t o f 3 ROOMS and Bath, all l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-:4» chen. Tile bath, colored C a r r lo C. C ollin*. d*coa**d S ernlnol*. C o u n ty , th la H t h FA 27485 electric. Furnished. $15 mo. Ravenna Park fixtures. Near Navy Baas. d a y a f M a y , ISM . M a ck If. C lev e la n d , J r . Evenings (S E A L ) Including utilities. Near C a rr o l) B u rk * *80 a mo. Call after 5 pjn. A r t h u r R . • • c h w l t h , J r ., A lto r n a y * a t La w , NAB. Also 5 room frame FA 2-2577 FA 2 3828 FA 2-8340 FA 28344. c l e r k o f C irc u it C o u r t I*. O. I» ra w # r Z bouse, partly furnished. $U B y; M a r th a T . V lh le n H m lo rd . F lo rid * FOR SALE 1IY OWNER. 2 B E D R O O M furnished I>. C. A tt o r n r y a f o r U x tc u ir ix mo. Tel. FA 3-3218. P u b lle h M ap I t * J u n e I , !J . Br. Home on Pine Lake in l ’u b lla h R a y I I , U a J u n o Apartment wilh l a r g e I t . 111*. •. ii. m i Loch Arbor. Call FA 2 A08 screened porch. Reason­ 3 BDRM. Ufrfum. House. 1801 C R M IT C1X1I1 after 6:00 p. m. W. Third St. able. Call FA 3-1184 between Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty 1% i n t i ie e n t e r it e o rm T o r rv n s e m e r r r r o t b t o f IB X l t T I I J I ’D I C I I L < I N . T il l V IW II j c n i c i A i , c m . a m i rim ir iu . C l 'I T . I f itu FOB » ■ * - t v r r . i f KOLB r o t l f t T T . F tO lilD A . h m .it tu r x T T , r m u i i s a . t 'B U t r x k v n o . t a i u • 1 IA * e F .R Y NO. H I M F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R T ­ F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O RTGAGE amocultio M, a oor- OAOE AMSOCIATKQN, A o o rp o r a tlo a . po r a tio n , P la in tif f , F ia la tlff, va C LA T I t . BU TTO N a n d ANN K. M IC H A E L J . ftlfUAMMg and BUTTON, b la w ife. IRENE F. HIRANNt, D e fe n d a n t* . li a f e n d a n t a N O T IC B O F i f IT IF t t o n c a o r *1 r r i f W O N T tlA O n P O R K C f.O n t'R w obtoaob v o n c c i.o a i;s a " * C IokT II. HIITTON a n d TO* M iahattl J . H lrU n n l ANN K. HUTTON R ta ld a n c * U n k n o w n R a e ld e n c e U n k n o w n Iro n * F . H lrlan n t I tfa ld tn c * U n k n o w n You. D e f e n d a n t s * r» h e re b y Y ou. d * f« n d * n t* . a r e h e re b y no trie d t h a t a c o m p la in t to n o tifie d t h a t a c o m p la in t to frra c lo e * a c e r ta in m o r tg a g n f u ro c lo ia a c i r t a l a m o r t* .* * on th * fo llo w lo g d eoorlbod on th * fo llo w in g d * a c rlb a d p r o p e rty , t o - w i t : L o t 1. (Ilo o k PI, MONTH n r o p n r ty , l o - w lt: I . , I I t , R tock r . . OOU.V. O R L A N D O F IR S T ADOI T IU N a c c o r d in g to p in t TRY CLL’U MANOR. UNIT t h e r e o f r e c o r d 'd In P ie t NO. 1. accordlnc to th* llo o k I I . P a g e * I I a n d I t plat thereof a* recorded P u b lic Ite c o rd a u f S em i In Plat Rook II. !’**•• LI n o lo C o u n ty . F lo rid a , and LI. Public Record* of Hrmlnole County, nortdal la a lu d ln g t and Ricludlnd *p*ctf Irally. W a ll H e a l e r — P a n e lr e y — but not by way of limit*, M odel F A M tlon. th* followlny fitH o t W a t e r H e a te r — D ay A N i g h t — M odel 1*C turra: lloatcr, Sutilan wall l u n g * — F r lg ld a lr * — Mofurnace. 61-*#-U, Serial Xu 10M: Venetian Riled*; del ItSIO ail p*rnaan*aily ln*tali*d. baa b e a n file d a g a in * ! y o u In ha* b**n filed aaalnat yon In th * a b o v e - e ty le d e u lt a n d y o o th* ab**a-*tyl*d *ult and y*u a r* r e o u lro d l * e e rv * a copy ar r*qnlr*4 to earvo • r“W o f r o a r A n ew o r * r P le a d in g af your Aaawtr ar Pleadtaa to t a th* C e m p la ln t en P ta ln tlf P * th* Complaint on Plaintiff# a l l c r n a p J O S E P H Vf MUII.AS attorney Jo»*t>h M. Mnraiko, EO . P. a Doe I I I . P e rn P e r k , p O, Uo* III. F«rn Park. ( e m ln o l* C o u n ty . F lo rid a , a n d Florida, end 111* Ik- artflnal ftt* th * o r i g in a l A n ew er o r An»w*r or Pleadlns la tb# P l i a d l a g l a th o o ffic e o f th * afflc# of th# Clerk of th# Clr Cl r k o f th * C tr e u lt C o u rt o a cult Court on or b«for* tho o r b e f o re th * IL th d a y o f liih day of Jun*. 1**1- H I ul* J : *, 1 H L If y e a t a ll to d o fall to do *o, a decrc* pro eo. a d e e r* * p r o co n feeao w ill C}nf**to will b* taken aaalnat be t a k e n a g a in * ! y o u f u r th * you for th* relief d«n**nd*d r e lie f d e m a n d e d In th * Cam a la la l. In th* Complaint. W IT N E S S m y h a n d n a d a f f lW IT N E S S m y h a n d a n d a f c la l I r a I o f o lflc o a t d a n f a r d , Del I a a a l o f o ffK # a t S an fo rd . S e m in o le , C o u n ty , th la Hemlnola. County, t k l a » t l k »7t:* d a y o f M ay, 1M I. d a y o f M ay, IM J, (S E A L ) (H E A D . ... A r t h u r H . B e c k w ith , J r . A r t b n r II. B e c k w ith , J r C le r k o f C irc u it C o u r t C le r k o f C ir c u it C o u r t By: M a rth a T. VkbUn B y ; M a r th a 1 . V lh len D. C. !>. c. P u k llth tf II. I H l CDI-1II M ay 1* * 7 * a « *• •b lleh M ay IP. I H l CDI-11P IP, J u n e I, 11. 8 A 6. LOCH AllilOIt. 4 Bedrooms. SACRIFICE, iti-ing transfer 3 baths. Carpeted Fla. LAKE MARY. 3 Bedroom, red. 3 Bedroom CB house Room with drapes. Double kitchen equipped. Newly 2104 Willow. N ear bale. carport*. Fenced patio and decorated, i l l Palmetto 3 BEDROOM house. Fenced many extras. FA 2 8288. Ave. yard. X Italian equipped 3 ROOM furnished Apt. Wa­ 9. For Sale or Rent FA 2-1701. ter furn. $40 a Mo. 113 3 BEDROOMS. 1 bath. G. E. NO down payment. 8 BadMaple Ava Stove 4 refrigerator. Avail­ room*, kitchen furnlshtd Well kept. 110 Lake Dot Dr FURN. Apt. FA 3-3292. able June 14th. FA 27958. Montand. Legal Notice 12. Heal E ntate For Sale ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SUNDRIES Store. Stock 4 Realtor equipment. Well establish­ c u rr, tv awn r o s •■ «Raymond Lundquist, Atio ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ v n t . r , i i i i v t v , k i .o i « i m . t v tire. Call FA 2 0274 or FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg TMAVI R H I VO. n e w IV MKi A D o r T l l t V O F Lungwwd TE 8 8389. LOIS 1UA and i t In Block 11 F I U N Z I 'H I L L ll'S . a M inor. LIT J A K o ll If A tltC I I, III* of Ureamwold Sub Dtv, SALE or Trade 5 room House S te p f a th e r . *1.000 quick tale. Mrs. B*n X ttT tn : I f F l ’IIL tC A T IO V and 1 acre for Housctrailer o r r s r r r r t o a f o r a in m t io v A. Rice. 800 N. Taylor fiL and difference. 1211 W. 2uth T O , JO S tC I'll n i l L M I W Little Rock, Arkansas. St. Sanford. TOLL A ItK IIE IIK IIT N O T !. F tC D t h a t a p e titio n h a s h e rn WANTED TO TRADE file d In th * ab o v e ety le-l C o u r t b y J A K O d H A ttli'H f o r to * 3 4 4 BEDROOM Hornet. 5 RO O M CB house (or larger See models at Highland a d o p tio n o f KHAN?. K it 11X I fH. old 2 siory houae. FA 2-1510 a m in o r, by th* p e titio n e r, Ave. Longwood. to minute* after 6. JA K O B IIA H IC1I. a n d yo u a r e south on 17-82 and we*t on ro q a lro d to t o r t * * co p y of y o a y A n e w e r a r iH ttw tlo n * to Seminole 1 block. UP A LAZY RIVER ■l.vw (H IM w h y o.ettl p e titio n LMN ENTERPRISES INC. THE famous fit. John’s flows s h o u ld n o t b* g r a n te d , on Die a t t o r n e y f o r p e titio n e r, C. It. right by this beautiful new I-AUTE.M IUHO. f o . H o t 1ST. 3 BR. Home. 2»2 Laurel Dr. home. 3 targe bedroom* F e r n I", r k . F le r ld * . a n d til* Good location, kilcben 3 luxurious bath*, covered tb * a r l a t n a l la ih * o ffic e o f t h a C la rk n f th * C tr e u lt C o u rt equipped. Low down pay­ patio, central air-condition e a o r b e fo re th * H i t d ay o f ment. Atinme loan. A real lag. double carport*. For J u n e . l.i*l. saving. Call FA 28172. H K K L IN P A IL NOT o r a d e ­ comfort and fun, this is the cre e p ro c o n fe e e o w ill be tops! Price $17,9UI, good e n te r e d a g a t m t you. W ltn e e e m y h a n d a n d th * term*. Don't see tins ua se a l o f a a ld C o u rt In S a n fo rd , Irsa you are ready to buy H im lnol* C o u n ty , F lo r id a th la Office FA 2 2118 for you won't be able to 3 0 th d ay o f M ay, 1X 1. Night FA 20848 (MBAL) resist it. A r t h u r U. B e c k w ith , J r . 323 0700 Aa C le r k o f th * * * td C ir ­ 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. c u it C o u rt i v T H K r i M c t r r i -o i h t o r T B S ’ S IX T H J l 'H H I M , ( I I I - Jim Hunt Realty tty : M a rth a T. V lh la a D e p u ty C la rk P u b lle h M ay I f. M A J u n e a. i r . i i * ; . C U -H ROOM House. M ee else A WATKINS ROUTE In thla area ia open for semi-re­ tired man, or Udy. Many semi-retired people aero $30.00 to $100.00 pet week depending on time devoted to Route. Also have 1 full time Rout* open. Maybe uarge Loch Arbor Home you can qualify. For per­ Retired Navy Officer's home sonal interview In your Maturing 3 large Bedroom*, area, write J. II. McGarlty, Large Florida Room, SpaBox 627. Willi*ton, Florida. clou* Living Room A ae=H perate Dining Area, Large 19. S iiu a tk m a W a ite d equipped kitchen. 3 bath*, tor Immediate Mle at FHA Child Coro. FA 8-3H4 Valuation of $18,00000, $800 try Club Manor. Asiume • I t monthly pay m enu 4 transfer fee. Cell FA 2-7671 after 5:15, POTTED MUMS IS bloom. RED W in ters, hand picked. I3e up. $3.50 thousand) Phono ora GRAPEVILLE NURSERY d e n . Ray Lawson, Osteen. Grapevllle Ave. Near 20th St. FA 2-4264, Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill SINGER usod Z lt l a g ma­ chine. Call Singer Repro* Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just ••ntatlvn FA 2-8783. Alan's off 20th St. and 1st. St. Fabrie ft Rug. W ill Deluxe Finecrent Home l 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bath, equip­ ped kitchen, Terratso floors Large Family Room, Fenc­ ed Yard . . . you'll love thla quick sate offering of $4,000.00 Seller's Equity for only $750 00, assume paymenu of $t<d.70 on "In Ser­ vice tjian." Itnniudiale possession. Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime IS. Uiis Im m O p p o rtu n ity FA 3-1817. Air-Conditioninpr Auto Glass, Tops 4 Sea* Cover* 'N UABYtalTrKH all day. Full time. 322-8370. AU TO GLASS & SE A T COVER CO. 17. Male Help Wanted a l i, 384 W. 2nd St. KA 2 8033 w ork guaranteed MANAGER Trainees, ago 23 AUTO GLASS to M. Married preferred. IN ST A L L E D Opportunities. Sanford, Cas­ selberry, Orange City and S en k n rlk Gift** a n d P a in t DeLand areas. Contact Mr. C om pany Hudson, Jackson's Mlnit 210 Marnolia Pb. FA 2-4422 Market. Longwood P la u , 31. 1’oullry • Livestock Longwood, Florida BAY Gelding. 7 yra. old. 13H WANTED a a*ttl*d Man with hands high. FA 2-4684. a family to work in a store. Must bit so bar and hontaL 3 1A. Pets Furnish good r«f*ren«e. Permanent job if you quali­ BLACK 4 Ian Red Tick fy. Give reference in letter. Hound Puppies from eacelWrit* Box 60, c'o Sanford lent stock. Wormed. Ph. lte ra ld . 365 9407 or 3853126. GOOD dependable middle-ag­ 2 REGISTERED English Set­ ed Driver. Apply Yellow ters. Ph. 323-U805. Cab Co. BIRD Dogs, English Setters. You can find anything you FRONT END Alignment Mm. Reg. champion blood lines. ne*d advertised in the Her­ Experienced. Apply O. K REALTOR — INSUROR lo wkv okl. CY 5-2535. Orald by Sanford merchants. FA 2-4881 1818 S. French Ave. Tire Store. 2413 French Ave. Uudo. Stemper Agency FA S-fllT. '51 C1IEV. 4 dr. Sedan. Good condition. Rt. I Box 18 or call FA 3-0087. E. T. ChapMene eport shirts. $1.90 up. man. Mens shoes $2.98 up. su r­ '50 OLDS. 4 dr. *100. Can be plus City. 201 W. 1st. seen days at Tho Sanford Herald. Frank. SHALLOW WELLS 4 PUMPS Jerry Lord FA 2 3219 >854 PLY. R, 4 H. cond, flood Urea. $175. Ph. ALUMINUM Furniture reFA 2-1260 after 5. webbed cheeper lhan you can do it yourself. Bring 37. lloaln • Motors it to tho Furniture Center. 1100 French Ave. m a i l HAT IS* Boat. All - eq-.ilpsuaL- 7 ! hp. SINGER Like new. Swap, trade or wll. J. E. Terwllleger. SOS SEWING MACHINE SALES 4 SERVICE Elm Ave, 34. Articles For Sale CALL FA 2-1)783 TWO 10* X 23' Road Signs. 2 mile* from Sanford. FA 2-2601 after 6 p.m. Carl William*. HOME grown tomatoes. 10c and 2Ue a lb, H*d Pula toes. O. M. ZUtrowor. 907 Persimmon Ave. H . H. P O P E CO., IN C . With purchase of Blue Lus­ tra. rent Electric Carpet 2b0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Shampooer for only $1 per SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ day. Carroll'a Furniture. geration service. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ 1 YEAR old upright Fracicr. 33 cubic ft. 1003 Model, 23" able In price. Day F a 2-7434 colored T. V. Call *322-7222 Night FA 2-2068. after 5 p, m. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch - Chinch SHALLOW Well Pump *ud Car tup carrier wilh cover. Bug Spray (VC-13) • FeriiSSS-1701, '*•—Ph. FA 3-4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. HOUSE full of Furniture. All less than t year old. ResWELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, unable. 212 Bradshaw Dr. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Can be seen from 10 a. m. All Types and Slits to 3 p. m. We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. DRESSES 5 to T.322S1IM. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2*432 21" DUMONT console T.V. For le ase: Service Station. Choice location. Apply The Pure Oil Co. 531 W. 6th TREE'S trimmed. Demosied A removed. Reasonable. Ph. S t. FA 2 7054. MAN or WOMAN to service MuttrusK Ronovntlon and collect from cigarette, Ice and other coin operated Includes: Cleaning 4 Proe***In; Kill, Brand New Cover, dispensers In this area. Brand New In.iulalion tthoie This is a very good podNettled. lion that can be worked full FREE PICX UP or part-time. Pereon sel­ 4 DELIVERY ected must have good ser­ viceable ear and 10 or $14.50 more spar* hour* p*r weok E c h o l s r e d d i n g c o . and 1500 00 to $3,600.00 cash 2nd. 4 Magnolia FA 2-8321 capital. Write giving name, address, telephone number TRACTOR work, mowing, discing, blade, scoop. Ph. and all details to Box H it, FA 2-7684. Tulsa, Oklahoma. ii r o w****) 16. F em ale H elp W a n ttJ 39. A utom obile Service CURB Girl. Apply Pig Whistle. Sanford. 13. Farallsrs STOVE. *35. 3 Door Reftlfrra a tor. $84 m Garrison Dr. Used furniture, appliances, tools, ete. Bought • Sold. ANGLE Iron. Various aisea. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford FA 3-19*8. Avt. Ph. FA 3-4132 BLACKEYED Peas. *1.00 s Wo Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair bushel You pick tad bring container. FA 3-7*4. GOOD Laundrese wish** iron­ BILL'S THRIFT SHOP ing at home. Rroionable, Furniture - Appliances • T.V, Open • to S dally and Week­ 36. Automobile* . Trveks 700 IUy Ave. ends BUYING A NEW m CHILDREN kcpL FA 341*3. Ph. 533-7363 3840 Hiawatha SL USED CART Sanford, Fla. FINANCE IT WITH UR WASHING and Ironing a t WANTED reliable couple lo ♦ Low Interest Rale# home. FA 3-0307. ft Low Monthly Paynteits take up monthly payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 21. Beauty Salons «< $13.M 0U I complete rooms of furniture. Call CARS WANTED GRADUATION SPECIAL TE $1511, Casselberry, col­ REEL'S USED CARS Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop lect. llth SL ft Sanford Ave. Cold Wave $8.95 complete. Open evening by appt. Sell Us Year Furniture. Quick 195S ED8EL. Runs good. 318 Palmetto Ave. 3230831 Service With the Cash. ■Looks good. A. K. Rossetter FA 31851. SUPER TRADING POST HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK FA 3-0877. I9M RUICK. ta food running Complete Ser. Eve. Appt's. condition. New battery. $ 105 So. Oak FA X-S143 FREE ESTIMATE * Upholstering 4 Mattress ran- new recape Ures. Braken 23. Plumblnc Msrvlcss •valtaf. Ntw 4 Used Furni­ good. Aiklng $15000. Make ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. offer. Call FA 1-3713 after Co., it 7tS Celery Ave. 6:00 p. m. CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM, I both home on Urge shaded lot at 1814 McUonvllto Ave. Many extras Include living room fireplace with maho­ gany paneling; p a r q u e t Plumbing ft Hosting AIR CONDITIONING hardwood floors, Florida CONTRACT and REPAIR room, dining room and a WORK large, equipped eat-in kit­ chen. Laundry room and 1007 Sanford Ave. FA *4583 lots of storage space In PLUMBING double g a r a g e . Cell Contracting Repairs FA 2 9320 for aa appoint­ FREE ESTIMATES ment. R. U IIARVEY S BEDROOM house la excel 394 Sanford Are. FA 2 3383 lent condition. North Or­ lando. Pay closing and as- 27. Special S ervice# aume payments of $74.34. -Tlaao-Tunin ; and gspsi: ir* : 3333. W. L. Harmon - KA 2-42» 30 ACRES of grove on Hwy. F R IG ID A IR E 4 large like, 5 room frame Sales 4 Service house. $20,000. Will finance. G. II- HIGH Call 319-3451. 1700 W. 1st S t Sanford 4 BEDROOM, 3 bath house. Pb. FA 2-3883 381' on lake, with swimming pool 15’ x 30'. Over 3 acre* L A W N SERVICE of land. *2.000 down. $ltio Mowing and edging, etc. Sata month. FA 3-3145. tolsetion guaranteed. Ph. 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home. Larger Pinecrest Boor plan. Will sacrifice 8 year equity. FA 3-3815. 34. Articles For M s 3 2 . W w « n • flftn b w etoro bulWh.. sow ia buei■eaa. Wonoerful location for •mall grocery business, s Lota. $19,088. $1,008 down, balance *81. per mo. To* W. 9th or 713 W. 9th St. Dews, with alnlm um dol­ W E L A I A APARTMENT*: Roomi private betas, U4 W. Firit St. Rollawsj, Hospital ft Babj Beds. By Dip, Week, or Voeta CARROLL'S FURNITURE fh . FA 2-5111 lit W. lit St. 18. Help Wasted Good picture. FA 2-6719. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS to field test equipment Sew us Thursday for week-end boat sale; Summer time bargains for you like; $82$ 14' fish 4 ski runabout, $485. A very stylish 17' $095 fan* Uy utility only $805, Many others plus the latest stylo Brunswick boats with 100 hp. Chevy engine and Mera Cruiser outdrive. The 17* Tahatk $3750. Th« 18' Cara Ibe Cruiser $3985. The 20* Bahama $3905. Long last* lng easy terms. Robsoq Sporting Goods. Downtown Sanford. FA 2-3081, 15' PLASTt Cruiser. Mercury molar. Gator trailer, Rea* ttonsble. FA 2-0516. 3». Motorcycles • Scooter! » CUSHMAN Eagle. Needs some work. FA 2-9463. 39. T ru lle m • C ab an s* GREAT LAKES 1960-55' X 10* wide, a bedrooms, original cost $8,200, sacrifice, aa* aume balance $4,600 monthly pmta. $08.35. 322-3435. HOlLERSo/SANFORD 50,000,000th '/CHEVROLET r CELEBRATION SALE LIKE THIS — NEW 1903 CHEVY II 2 DOOIl WITH H EA TER * STOCK NO. 1171 *1969 OK 00 T H IS — 1961 CHEV 2 DOOR 11ELAIR V*8 AND AUTOMATIC TRANK. STOCK NO. 1185A *1495 00 SEE US LAST BRING ALL YOUR BIDS, THE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN, AND YOUR WIFE BIG STOCK J I �* 1 j 1 f Av j a * || --- ----------- aa eJI ■A M T B A tfO B C O ( C P I ) — swim PRIMIUM tindimrown shippid govt inspictid , dad , frish not prozin CakeMixe>3 f FRYERS Swift's Jewel Dw i ’i a kangarco eating meeds ta ««r backyard." The Hamilton* notified boo director Carry Baldwin, who: incad to tba acana In bopea of loaaatnc tba crittar. Bat Wtida bonntad a m n four-foot fence with aaaa and want •beat doing whatever waltoyaaa da whan they Kara free time in Ban franeUeo. Baldwin admitted that the ta«k of returning Waldon to kia ham will not ba an aaay ana, bacauaa tba proper way to handle a wallaroo la to catch It by the tall and kold Ha feat off the ground. Waldon ia extremely fait, can bounce hi any direction, and le capable of clearing a alx-foot obetocle if ha puta kia mind ta it. Bo whet Baldwin need* IT aomeone who la extremely faat, can bounce in any direc­ tion, is capable ef clearing six-foet abets*!**, and can catch a wallaroo by the UlL The too director admitted ho doeent qualify—but ha in­ tend* to keep trying. Dog Food . 6 in T u n e r a e r r r c o r n r o r t i n s ix t h J t o i c u i cin e r r r . i n n n o r o n esini. nm.M r m s T T , ru iH itiA . r n a n r n n r s n tse a y n n K i t A t , n a t io n a l . m o u t a s so c ia t io n . p o ra tlo n , ris ln llff. I vs. J. C. W lllU m s BDil O flA C B A. W ILL IA M S, h i s w i l t , lie fe n d a n te . I a aor naw icn o r e t r r in n o aT n A an rn u rc i.n v i n a TOl j . r . W U X I A MM and O n ACR A. W II.1,1 AM* n s s ld m c e U nknow n T o n , U r f ,n t U n l s , a r e h e reb y I B o tlflsil H is t a m m p t j ln l In I f o r - e lm # e c e r t a i n m o r le s e * en lh a f o l ln w ln s d a e e rlb e d I p r o p e rty , t o - w l l i i Im t I. n in c k I J , T O W N 6 IT K or MOUTH CIIUI.ITOTA . * e u b d lv le lu n . sc c o r d ln a In p in t th e r e o f re c o rd e d In IM st D ank 1, p a c e s I I t o IS, In c lu siv e o t I k s P u b lic lls e o r d s o f B rm ln o ls C o u n ty . P lo rld a , h a s b*«n ( l l- d s a s l n s t y o u In t h e n h u v e -n ty le d s u it a m i y» u e r a r r u u l r t d In a a rv e a ro p y • f y o u r A n a w a r o r P le a d ln * t o lh a C o m p la in t on M a l n l l f r e • t t o r n a y JCM CIHI si. M U llA aKO. r. O. D o t t i l . r a r n P a r k , fla m ln o la C o u n ty . F l o r ­ id a . a n il I lia l h a o r ig in a l A ne w a r o r P l e a d ln e In Ilia o f ­ fic e o f lh a C la r k o f lh a C lr r u lt C o u r t on o r b o fo ra lh a i l t h d : o t J u n o , tS S I. I f y o u fa ll t o do to . a d a c r a a p ro c o n foaao w ill ba l a h a n a s a l n a t y o u f o r th o r a lla f d e m a n d e d in th e C o m p la in t. W ITNKAH m y h a n d a n d o f ­ f i c i a l a a a l o f o f fic e a t S a n ­ f o rd , tU m ln o le . C o u n ty , th is ST ill d a y o t M ay, ISIS. C O I FFEE frozen foods W dal ry specials 4 9 , Green Pent A llsw eet......... * " u .n ---- an---nfNWVf nvwf C h e f's BeNght T esty Cheese Spread Bell Peppers.....’$? 49' O Q i M rs. P e e l's Fish C oke e t W A Swiss Cheese... a . Potatoes . .. 2 * 2 * 2 9 * l» k h 65* S I M e rte e 's A sserted le i * IC k k k a n , Best, T urkey P k t i M e ss re e l k C kesse, I s s s k i t t l b M e at S e e s e l O ertee's f la te r -la c k e d Perch Fillets 49* M rs. P eel's fam ily S is* |O ^ V fT .V ^ 1 0 < O Fish Sticks........ ’i t 49* Ml Orten Stamps*1 cookie treats ulA A lteeap eam d sw A m eeh M IC R IN ORAL A N TISIPTIC B alhrM -T 'c-al x) ' 4 -0 * . h o t. 9 8 * liBBlrBi Id i ium tSe tfM) S 3 C aram el Chip, Cke s e le ts Chip, F e d fa 'N N at d l F.F.V. Cookies F roth FII lets o l Rod 3 G rouper •• *•. 4? • down produce lane o FLAVORFUL GEORGIA A r t h u r H . D a e k w llh . J r . C la r k o f C i r c u it C o u rt l l y : M a r t h a T . V lh lan D. C. r u b l l a h M ay IS A J u n o I . IS. IP. IM S. C U l-lS l T a sty Sherb et 5 Fru it D rtnk Tom ato Juice P e a r H alves * G reen P e a s. < Golden Corn Dal M *«ta H k h - ' a RtoB R k k '■ • Libby* i^pUUU PRBB U U U ^pe Ml Oroon Stamps ol A Alt coops* md sarahsse eh .A A I_______ — * ------1 ------ >- WIICHAN MAPI DRUM (w/lemaa) . 6 6 -o s. c o m 19* leaelrae t a t . Am* IS. »•*»! B ^ Oroon Stamps ol A Ola tease* tad luAeee ah a T • — ti 1t 1! ^ DelUtoas f 0 f Dal Mm n lorty Paaatar Chaok IT** WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! _ ^ _ ___ M B __„ 6 V i* o * COM Treaters Mil Family Nek It'd Shrimp _ m - lk . yk|. $1.29 _ '‘■i la. a.— Oat. Sana IS. It a n ,y' THERM - O CUPS . . l b rim m in g q u o it bosket ■ R a ira s h la f pRrPCmomS^J identifies your Arm* of prestige 1" lb* buainem and civic Ufa of 39* 37* M ix or M atch 4 Z 89* Longhorn _ l i M1T | Uf M (. US 1 o Mt H AfiTH 1>UM i it A SI S i ) f i i 0 0 OB MOH L 4 ’£ £ 69* ^ Frozen D inner.. B re tt's W k td B l* -lr* A w im h O la d -frie d Ih s o e trle i FWskery S w eet ee BetteseiUk Biscuits........... X 59* UUUl>) WELCOMEWAGON SPONSORS... B re a sts («Hhribs) «>.59* F ry e r L e g s • «>.49* F ry e r Thig h s ">■ 59* F ry e r W in g s “> •25* ' P k ttw e e t l i e d F re e se Legal Notice CUT-UP OR WHOLE THIS WEEK'S FEATURE: ORANGE CUP "SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO A N D HANFORD” . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 sad 8TATB HOAD 43* �«8B Bryant Warns Of Grocery Tax Bill Veto ^ C l O 6^ should be flsga fly­ ing all th* way up and down f n a e h Avenue Friday (Flay Day) beeauae the recent Jaycee Hag drive resulted in almost every tingle merchant along the highway business area buying a dag. This is a fine gesture and will serve aa an eye-catching reminder to people driving through on the highway. * • • Our “fascinating sign” blurb has brought some contribu­ tions. One reader called to re­ port the had reed a sign on a plumbing shop: “We fie your Johiiny-un-the-spot.” Them the old one about a algn in an op­ tometrist's windoy: "Eyes ex­ amined whit* you wait.’’ And the sign on a Miami restau­ rant window: “English spoken here.” And we once knew a physician who had a name for his home, with an appro­ priate sign in th« yard: “Bedaide Manor.” • e • City attaches have set up a trial run to solve the traffic Jam problem at First Street and Railroad Avenue. North­ bound traffic on Railroad may turn right on First or sig-xag across Into Oak but may not make a left turn onto First. Sandbags arc In place aa “traffic Island.” Equality Campaign (El}? 8 >attfnrii ifc r a lli Broadened VOL. 53 WEATHER: Some showers, llijih 90-96; low In the 70s. United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., JUNE 13, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 733 Recess Opposed By Governor TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant said today tha fact th a t he has not flatly threatened to veto a state grocery tax does not nu-nn he would not strike it down if faced with the decision. It was the closest the gov­ ernor line c«tno to a veto threat thia session. Ha aaid hia opposition to auch a tax ia ''strung” but ha haa a policy of never threat­ ening vetoes until an objec­ tionable bill comes across his desk. * Legislators hacking a groc­ ery tax have made a point of noting th at Bryant, while speaking publicly against such a levy, haa never said outright that h* would veto f t To clear th* sir, Bryant told hi* new* conference “I never By United Pres* International make a preliminary threat of Negroes carried their drive . a veto and because of that yoll for racial equality to the lunch j cannot conclude that 1 would counters, swimming pools, W. C. “BUly" Hill, promi­ not veto a grocery tax should negotiating tables and Into the nent rltlira snd pioneer one la- passed." streets in widely scattered resident af Sanford, owner Tha governor also ram* out strongly against any recess of sections of the Southland to­ of the RUI Lumber Com­ the current tax-raising session pany and aaaurlatrd enter­ day. of tha legislator* without com­ The focal point was in Jack- prises, died this morning at pletion of its job. son, Miss., where a shocked Seminole Memorial Hospital He Mkl • recess, os suggest* and saddened Negro commu­ after a short Utnrss. He was ed by House Speaker Mallory nity listened Wedmeday night 72 years eld. Funeral ser­ Horne, would only make th* to an appeal by the widow of vices are scheduled for J tax Job more difficult. slain civil rights leader M*d- p. m. Friday at the First gar Evers and began an in­ Methodist Cburrh. Funeral He Mid the l a w m a k e r * formal “month of mourning” arrangements are under the could wind up th* job this for the Negro lender. week, sit hough he wa* not op­ direction of Rrlvum Funeral Hundreds of Negroes staged Home. A more complete timistic this will be done. a protest march after a meet­ biography of SI r. Hill will “Hut they could do It If they ing at the headquarters of the be found in Friday's Herald. wanted to,” he Mid. National Association for the Bryant Mid ha plana an Advancement of Colored Peo­ early meeting with Senate ple (NAACP) where Evers President Wilson Conaway worked. Pollct\ swore that A & W A . . . and Speaker Horn* to se« If tensions were high, moved in anything ran b* don* to speed quickly and arrested 147 per­ up th* Job. He said tha meet­ sons. ing wm suggested last night A few hours earlier 13 TALLAITASSEE (UPI) — by Carraway. Negro ministers staging a Hall Named A $45 millioa bill giving $400 The governor told ntw im tn "mourning march” were ar­ ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — ncross-the.hoard pBy raises to that th* legislator* must vote V • '5/ -JKh •\ rdtrested as they walked aiU-nl- W. N. Hall was named a vice Florida’* public school teach- from $15$ million to $16$ milHH&f/ v V ly toward town. president of the Fairchild lion in new taxes to balance era been mo law today. L '&-kJ ■,*" • • •• In Tallahassee theater own­ Stratus Corp, at a directors • - - a t - ' D A . i . Lj j Juew.w j.. l .«-si*jAm. th* budget. Th* hill went on the book* Visitor to our fair city call­ ers appeared in court today to meeting here Wednesday. The difference, he Mid, de­ COL. It. J./FU R M A N arrived today to comare W alter A. Giclow, Humid publisher; Mayor nlong with • batch of other* ed Wednesday afternoon to seek Injunctions against Ne­ pend* on whether the legisla­ mence operiuions for the eattdjllnhmont of SunTom .Me 1 Humid, Colonel Purmun and Francis K. without Gov. Farris Bryant'* ask: la Sanford In distressT groes picketing segregated UN Threat ture will set up n special elec­ ford Military Academy. Pictured m m -ting the signature. Roumillitt Jr., president of the Chamber of Seems tha American flag theaters Sit-ins were success­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. tion thia year for * public vole Ku|>eriiUendciit of the new school (left to rigid) Commerce. The salary raises would go (Herald Photo) atop the city water tower on fully conducted Wednesday at (U PI)—The powerful Afroon a ronitltutionnl amendment us high a* $HO0 a year In *om* French Avenue was flying up­ Tampa. Asian group today threatened instance* for teacher* with 10 to permit use of tho $10 mil­ Elements of the* ‘J.000 fed- a long delay iq the drive to side-down . . . which la a iliayears experience In Florida. A lion school trust fund for edu­ eruiu e J' Jiuuutmr m a n ismcir end the li.S lm.im.iul crisis. tress signal! | total of $45' million has *1- cational urn*a uction;------------ordered onto the integrated Aa It stnmts now, th* ques­ ready 4-ern written Into th* What with Highway 416 university campus a t Tusca­ Cubans Freed tion does not go to the voter* giant general appropriations MIAMI (UPII—Almut 100 East now being improved, loosa, Ala., arrived today. The until next year and * bill to law for tho raises. John Pope suggests motorists campus, however, was quiet Cubans will he flown to Miami The governor signed * hill put it on an emergency basis coming from Ostesn-w-ay turn ns Negroes Vivian Malone und today in the first of four into law which will create * failed to muster the ntcesxnry left on Cameron Avenue and James Hood entered their sec­ flights to release 401 |K-rxons junior college In Polk county votes. who took refuge from the then right on Geneva Avenue ond day of classes, If the legislature fella to • t a cost of million dur­ Anuthtf Negro, David Mark Castro government in Urugu­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ing the mining biennium. balance th* budget, h* Mid, to avoid congestion. Mctiluthery, a 27-yrar-old ay's embassy in Havana. • • • Loral educators, including an anticipated enrollment of at one time battled on the The llouie has handed P res­ Most of th* money would be th* slat* will get by. But ident Kennedy hi* biggest allocated from enpital outlay sunt* of tha individual legis­ Officers' Wives Club of nialhi'inaticiun at the Mar­ retired N*ivy officers, were -k) cadets in the vxih, set football field, jor ertth. eighth and ninth grades. % NAS has contributed |5u to shall Kputv Flight Center, en­ Meets With JFK Tlie superintendent received legislative defeat of the year, fund* for construe lion of th* lator*’ pet project* won't b* being interviewed tndfty tha CKO, with Sirs. Hubert ters the heavily patrolled Uni­ WASHINGTON (U H ) — placement m. the faculty i d ; The- tfliltflingv and land, on his. NY* Ior of science degree perhap* th* first payment of school. realised. Lovelace, president, and Sira. versity of Alabama extenniuu t'resilient Kennedy held a ''fief Sanford Military \rartnny h. Mcllonvillc Avenue at Celery, at Bryant said he he* let ell p la Tech and his ■ big price for hi* tough new iliber bills becoming law T. Barkley Wood, executive campua at Huntsville today. meeting with Sen. Harry Gold- it* superintendent, Col. H. J. were purchased by the Foun­ mailt r s m education at the civil right* stand. tho special appropriation* bill* without the governor’* algn*dation lrum the San Francisco University of Arkansas, with board member, making the Ilut officials there predicted water. It-Aril., Wednesday to Furman. become law. Hut he tub! hu Th* unexpected upset came lure would; Giants and the City of San­ additional work at Clemson Wednesday night when the presentation to Mrs. t'uroiyn them would he m> incidents. discuss reappointment of a Extend the Florida Institute hs* told each sponsor th at Colonel Furman, temporar­ Higgins, staff aide of the National Labor U a l a l i u n * ily residing at the Mayfair ford at a total cost of $375,- College, George Washington House defeated by a five-vote f o r Continuing University wheth*. tho cabinet actually Board member. uso. University and George Pea­ margin the President'* hill Studies (FICUS) for another release* tho money for such Inn, has been transferred by imo. * • • Colonel Furman's I.tin lly body College. While with the to expand federal aid for twu years. The institute is re­ project* depend* on tha tax the llernarr M.ioKaddrn Jaycers are launching a Caesar 111 Foundation from tin* Castle have been educators h>r gen­ U. S. Army Corps of Engi­ communities suffering chron­ sponsible for handling off- situation. Ills great-great- neers, he saw active service ic unemployment. membership drive, “looking NEW YORK tC P I)—Com­ Heights Military Vutlemy, erations Hryant said he will cam­ campua course* for slat* uni­ Bhcriff J. L. Ilohhy'a dep­ edian Sid Caesar, who plays Lebanon, Tcnn., to the sup- grandfather established Fur­ in the European anil Far » for young men between 21 and Some southern Democrats versities. paign to help win public ap­ 35 who era not satisfied with uties solved a theft before seven roles in the Broadway crintcndency of Sanford Mili­ man University at Green­ Eadcrn Theaters of War. He who had been counted on to Authorize a slat* prison in proval thi* November of con­ ville, S. C. Furman U. und wa- a member of the Engi­ support the administration Dixie county. things the way they are and it wa* dUrovrrrd Wednes­ musienl “Little Me," fainted tary Academy. stitutional amendments au­ Wednesday night during the who would like to take part day evening. J. P. Wirier*, New York Stetson University, IleLand, neer Board Util lii ami the hill voted instead with Its Give ihc Motor Vehicle De­ thorising Imnd financing for Engineer School 1051-52, Join- Republican foe*. The Sheriff reported to­ show's first art. Overexhuux- City, president uf the Foun­ in making their city, state and partment the go ahead to higher education construction In: Castle Heights in 1056, The southerners' vote* make slate license plates In and a land acquisition pro­ nation a bitter plats in which day two Juvenile* stole 1H tion was blamed by n doctor dation, will arrive here Fri­ serving as alumni secretary would have swung the deci­ Spanish yellow and Spanish gram for public recreation. fifths of sacraments! win* who examined Caesar. to live.'* day evening, Colonel Furman • • a and procurement officer. sion to the administration, but red for 1065. The lettering on from a Catholic church at lie said ha will have help on said. They will inspect anl Registration fur summer Winter Park, brought it tu Approve Rill lie said he will bring hi* Hie light party-line stand tlie the license plates, in addition the educational construction make plans for refurbishing WASHINGTON (U1M) — Hie former Giants' dormitor­ school makeup classes at Seminole County, sold some family to Sanford at a laler Republicans took also con­ to normal designation, would program from a statewide cit­ The Semite Finance Commit­ ies ami other remodeling and South Seminole Junior High and drank some. date, adding “ I think Sanford tributed to the defeat. read “ St. Augustin* (Juadri- izens committee that 1* to bn Voting for the bill were IK) rentennial Celebration'1 In red formed. The deputies learned of tee Wednesday approved a for construction of a building NEW YORK (UPI) —Cleo­ I* n beautiful city." will be held from H a.m. until Democrats ami IS Republi­ character* on a yellow back­ 2 p.m. Friday. Classes, Prin­ thia, contacted Winter Park bill to give World Wur 11 anil housing eight classrooms unit patra. the $ui million film If this bond program is vot­ cans. Voting against it were ground. cipal John Angel aays, will police who, in turn, told the Korean War veterans un op­ an auditorium and for a gamble, came to Broadway ed down, Hryant Mid, tha leg­ 57 Democrats and 152 Re­ Would return all left-over islature will hnve to come buck portunity to renew G. 1. life swimming poo! j Wednesday night for a retebegin Monday on n weekday church of the theft. publicans. Democratic lead­ funds allocated to stale uni­ in special session to provide insurance they have allowed to hr ty-parked world premiere Winter Park police said The new military school schedule from H a.m. until er* had counted on about 2U versities to the slate's general th* $75 million for essential lapse. one boy U In custody. noon. will open in September with that had a Broadway mob of Republican voles. • • • 8.000 cheering and critics construction t h a t otherwise revenue fund. reaching for both superlative* We hear a number of Semi­ Bet a minimum speed limit would hav* been financed and brickbats. nole County’s fine eitixrna of 40 miles per hour and a with money borrowed through TtLLAHASSF.R (U P I) — The street crowds reduced will b*. going along with othmaximum of 70 mih-a p<-r hour bunds. Gov Farris Bryant said to­ ltroail.vay traffic to two lanes ■ 0 er members of the GermanHryant said he ia taking no on FTorida's interstate high­ and brought t’.’i police to the day In- has no plans to run Americun Society of Central part in the legislature's strug­ way*. for .my office when his proscene in maintain order. Florida on Friday to tha Give broader powers to tho gle over a proposed $5 In­ Mounted police had to charge rent term ends in January, Tradawinds on Melbourne crease in vehicle license tags. State Hoard of Pharmacy. 1965. surging fans three time* to Beach for a three-day “ We* VHut he said he would prefer a Direct tinlegislative coun­ WASHINGTON fUPIt — \* thing* now stand. Bry­ - k ep them behind barricades. rnd on tlie Heath.” Among Tin- House Space Committee cil to study the noddle and three per cent snles tax «lt ant -aid. he wotihi n.,t even "itty excitement utnewly elects*! directors for the will recommend cuts of near­ shell homo selling business in | .lutomuhllea to tlie tug ink ulanl mi th<- long-awaited run for re-election if Ihi* organisation U Mrs. Elsa BorI crease. ly $5(8) milium in the admin­ tho stale. were |xis*ible under the [aw. d-hut of the four-hour film— ehardt of Fern Park. istration's request fur $5 7 He was asked about his the longest and co>tliesl in • * • billion for Hie civilian space movie history— was music feelings on a constitutional That unrepaired brokenprogram next year. amendment to be presented to iho e irs of 2(Mh Century. » down concrete block wall out As it now stands, thu com­ to 'ha people thi* fall that F»x evn utives, wdto risked at Country Club Heights mittee will approve a spendwould move Florida's election the future of their company serves as a grim reminder of the governor and cabinet 1ing ceiling for (he federal O il the siipcr.aprctacular. The that the corner there is mort space agency of Just under studio b -t (.‘lu million lust to non presidential election treacherous than it appears $3.2 billion. year*. )• nr ar. I will have to gross and that one driver didn't A check with the three sub­ To effect the change, It P S mid "0 on “ Cleopatra" / make it. committees uf the space com­ would be necessary for the j st to hn-uk wen. • • • mittee l<*iay revealed that 'the unanswered post pre- governor and cabinet elected tlie reduction* probably will South Seminole sources in­ in I' j - I to serve a two-year mierc question was “ 1.1 it form us that paving work ult range from $188 million to that good?” Some critics of term und then run in turn) for $t!M million. jq the new parking area at Sem­ a full four-year term. Tiliv t c film, slurring Fllizubcth inole Plaza Shopping Center There is a chance the full T utor. Richard Burton und would allow the next gover­ committee will revise suine I* scheduled to begin next nor. it elected twice, to serve Rex Harri-un. found it “ well week. of the figures, but this ap­ worth wilting for" and "gen­ siv year*. • • • pears unlikely. Bryant said he had not erally brilliant amt satisfy­ Downtown merchants . . , studied the bill and did not ing ’* But others described it don't forget to pul your flags u> “an extravagant exercise know if it would allow him out tomorrow if you don't In tedium," “unable to involve to run for the brief two-year want the French Avenue mer­ tl<c viewer's emotions" and term But he is not even con­ chants to show you up. sidering It, Ik- said. ' dramatically pallid.'' • • • Nor lias he any plan* to Renewed application for a Resident, too. should lly seek a U. S. Senate real, rezoning by Jo* Gazil for • tire flag at their homes. he »a id. proposed s u p e rm a rk e t s i t * Many people have them ami wa? denied uguin by tha Coun­ FK EE! l!i nlg-Page 7 just forgot to put them out. ty Zoning Commission Wed­ Pick Up it Delivery Pag-* III & It Classified H you don't have one, call C antor D ies nesday evening. • EASY TERMS Page Hi Comics the Jaycee office and they .SARASOTA. Fla. (UPI) — GaiiPa initial application Page 7 I 'ear Abby will bring you one. It only Abraham Jassin, 82. goldcn- for a cluing* from agricultural THIS EAGER YOUNGSTER .symbolize* the Circuit of Sum mer Fun themu Editorial costs $3.50 for the whole Page I vomd Hebrew templo cantor to rummercial uf the sit* on the Florida Development Commission is using in its most comprehensive works, flag pole and every­ Entertainment .. I’ugu 7 who one* sang with tenor Country Club Road v as denied sum m er tourism promotional campaign. The phologruph is being used in Page 10 thin*. Free delivery, too—all Puzzle . . . . . . Eurico Car uso at th* Metro- by th* Zoning Commission end m ores of newspaper, magazine and outdoor advertisem ents outside the H f; €» pnli»-n O io rs «tt-.l IV'»li you have to do U pick up the *->,£s£%jp - —•* ■* h i* s n p - s l * I •«, w a s H -n l-,1 h y 40.7 TA WWI1 state. , * phone Spoils .......... Page *5 day bight. th County Commission. Duneiin R n lla fin .............................................. . n * 1 ^ Teacher Pay Raise Bill Becomes Law Academy fa tu 'ty Interviews Begin JFKHanded First Defeat In House Vole Stolen Church Wine Recovered 8.000 Mob 'Cleopatra' No Plans For Future—Bryant Space Funds Slash Asked SALE! Rezoning Plea Again Denied Herald Index 4 □SIM . -»,*r 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/. 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S m ith 's Subdvn. $88, 100. R obert Leo G rady, o tu x to F . Donald F a irc lo tb , Cassel­ b e rry , $ 10,000. Sharpe B ld g . Carp, to C a rl M orehesd, Academ y M a n o r, $8,700. Sharpe llld g . Corp. to L e ro y T u cke r, « u u . Academy M a n o r, $ 11,-100. F U A In Charles Shaw, o tu x , N. Orlando, $0 ,000. A delaida llu d n a ll, e tu x to K lugaw ood B ldrs. B el-Isle, $ 11,000. H arold Logan, etux, to A lv a Gruce, e tu x , Longdale, $ 10,30«). P ark R o ya l Homes, Inc. to K s im c th B urke, rtu x , C C. lig h ts , $ 10,800. K no x< F lo rid a Developm ent C orp. to F ra n k D ixon, o tu x , H a rm o n y Homes, $0,800. K n o x -F Io rid a to L em uel S ta llw o rth , e tu x, L in c o ln lig h ts , $ 11,350. Knox* F lo rid a D svslopm snt to Eugene U o n ie iro , o tu x , L in ­ coln lig h ts ., $0,000, A d re ln H a rre ll to L . E u ­ gene C o tto n , e tu x, Lake o f the Woods, $00,000. L a rk D a u g h try , o tu x to Georgo M a rtin , o tu x, O akland HUD , $8 ,000. F lo rid a Fernuncs<|Uo, Inc., to James L . Peyton, o tu x , N . C huluuta, $0 ,000. G tv rg e Cole, etux to H ubert P e vtile i, a tu x , Dcs P illa r, $ 10,COO M id -F lo rid a G o lf Courso, Inc. to J e r r y Lackland, e tu x , F a lrla n a E s ts tts , $10,000. li Tiicju is nu law te the elfect that the president of tbo United Stale* must taka tha oath of otflca in Washington. Ip p 8 -u t. Pink Lemonade . 6 With Haas, Mestea’s trassa Blackeye Peas ... ta u t Duncan Hinas All lajur Cuka 10-a». h i- Cake M ix e s . . . . D«trite Id Quick Fratta 2-Ik. Fordhook Limas .. to * Raa»aa Bvaad Quick Itasca Pizzarettes........ 4.Pkhana.a Quick Ff««f- -a *. Fish Ste a ks..... 3 '&*k*s- fluids. Nat Rsuad 18-as. Breaded Shrimp .. h i- Traasura Ida Davslaad and tO-uc. Peeled Shrimp ... Rtsltmsa Rruad Rccenilrlultd Lemon Juice 12-as. h i- h i- 3 Swift’s Premium B*n«l*fs r*g . 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Sat Jute Jw 23. I Ml) | mmmssmm IXeten* •*«. Jua* n. ItUJ dow n produce tone m v S m fM O ra a n S t a m p s u*A Ait ttuaM ate tunhutt tel SWIFT'S PREMIUM SKINLESS •RIAKFAST LINK SAUSAGE t 2-oa. 49e Oialna 1*1 Jun. U. IMS O ta mm m m 1 w i l l Tatty Marite-Graura S '. Ej # a r, ♦JJ " s e r v in g B a d SPRINGS. CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD, V * |1 |i n i |V e g g p la n t - 10* k rUDUA/I V Naw Riyaaiagt turmata ■ m o n * d I p lu m s . ^ 19‘ mssssdM ™ HIGHWAY road u* tT-92 and *n“ ST A T I STATE �Cuba Invasion By Commandoes Reported © It? 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, VOL. 53 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. j5> a n fn rft if m t lh 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 (U PI) — 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 Jennie r is henned fur duty on the Joint-Stuff of the CommanderKimmons. Ale 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. of arrangement* for the fun­ In Congress the initial re­ eral. 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 rs mittee which would eliminate 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 tional convention. ment because it imitates Olil.ANDO (UPI) - - The 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 ssih iatiun will hold sions at (lie Hilton Hotel here tions for state and local tt't emergency meeting here for the state chairmen, and gasoline taxes, automobile Friday to diveuss credit re- meetings of the national com­ Justified tag* and licenses. Hermit qtSrrruent* needed to reha- 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 at the Chamber of 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 A A A Protests Tax Proposals Citrus Growe Meet Friday ---A n d Whose 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 h e first reports re* ceived by radio from our forces stute th a t 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 longs 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 SALE! Ox Was Gored? Congress To Probe TV 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 a t the Elks 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 �i- H 1 1 j• ±1 ------------ •j - . j| g f$» 0 M to i f*ril> P i n * — Junt SO, ’OS Conservaiio: |Fun Fair To M a rk July 4th Here Assistance Provided Here Young Learn In Vacation Schools By LMto During the n u t few week*. nUlloaa of American chiki- win be exposed to U iatoo•hro eaperlenco ia religious education. Maiy of them will Icon onto about the Bible than they loan at Sunday School all year long. With public acboola abut­ ting down lor tho aummer, churches acroaa the nation will sets* the opportunity to claim a aomowbat larger Chare of young pooplo’a time than tho o n hour a week cuatomarlly allotted to formal loliglouf training. Tho chief agracica for intanaira rellgtoua educatoo are S. VnenUon Bible Schoola; and ». aummer campa and M on than 100,ooo Protestaat eburcbea coadoct eacatkm Bible Kbooie each aura■ or. Total enrollment laat poor waa eetlmated at more than I million. The typical octeol la la aoaeioo throe hour* a day, f i n daya a week, for two or three weeka. K v n with time out for baadlcrafla and pUy actieltlea, the toUl teaching time approalmatea that available ba a whole year of Sunday Kbool ciaaaea. Bccauae It If "eonatcullvo time" — without ■ week'a lapao between classea—and becauaa tbere'a no competition with public Kbool require manta U the teacher* Legal Notice rtcrrmoco naan a o r t c a Ul hereby alvsn «het I e a eneeaeC In bnelneee et tot a Kim Ave., Bemlnnle County, Florida. under the flctlHouu neme of. 1IBWCA1, SERVICE IIUIlE AU, end Ihot 1 Intend to realeter eeld name with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole County, FtorIda, In accordance with the yrorliloii of tho Fictitious Memo atetuteo. t»-Wllhl H»rHon t il.t t Florida Btetutee tatt. Olei It I* FoUy Fublleh June 10, It 4 July *. 11. 1*11. o d j -ft aw t n h e m e r rr c o r n r o r rw w wurrte a v o ir m l r m - c v r r iw a m r u n e m u w o rn o o r .v rr. v w i i m . iw cm aw rnnT wo. i s m FEAKLAIAN BRINSON. Plaintiff wlfh to aaalgn homework, vacation Bible acboola can do an effective job of ChrUtian education. They alto bavt proved to bn groat ovaagcliaUc agenc­ ies for reaching children who don't attend Sunday Kbool. Many congregations report that about half of the child­ ren enrolled In vacation Bible acboola come from previous­ ly "unchurched" families. The first vacation Bible •cbool was organised Ip Hopedale. 111., in IBS! by Mrs. D. 0 . MUes, wife of a Methodlat pastor. "Although churches ware alow to recognise Its values, vacation Blbln school la ac­ cepted today aa one of our moat important reaourcei In Christian education," aaya the Rev. Charles K. Tread­ way of the Southern Baptist Convention. The Roman Catholic church baa its own varslon of vaca­ tion Blbla school in the Sum­ mer Schools of Religion con­ ducted throughout the coun­ try by the Confraternity of Chriitlaa Doctrine. About 2 mllUon Catholic children who attend public acboola will be enrolled In Confraternity aum­ m er schools this year. They will go to Kbool three hours n day for four weeka, or tlx hours a day for two weeks. CASSELBERRY’H Red Croan Intermediate Swimming Class -litas pictured pit at last week’s opening class at Crystal Bowl, is being taught by Mis* Eleanor Zukowski, Mrs. Evelyn Birkenmeyer and Mrs. Ethel Schoonmakar. Assist­ ants arc Rose St. Onge, John Reams and Peter Montgomery’. University Needs Here Cited Richard Hovlous, chief en. vironmenlal engineer at Dear­ born Electronics, gave an, ad­ ditional boost to the advan­ tages of having n university In C.V. Hoover Dies At 72 C. V. Hoover. 72, died Wednetday at tho Volusia County Nursing Homs, after a ling­ oring Illness. Mr. lie over waa born in Hartford, Ky., Dec. », 1890 end came to Sanford in 1P21. Ho worked aa a mason and made hit home at 1112 8. Elm Are. He waa a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include hla wi­ dow, Mrs. Minne Hoover of Sanford and three tons, Rus­ sell at Baltimore, Klsworth at K intal and Everett of Sanford and three grandchild­ ren; three brothers, Morell, Rockford, Ohio; Orvlll of Slidell, La. and Carl of Hart­ ford, Ky.; three (U teri, Mas. riora Whitaker of Hartford; Mrs. Amy Hawkins of Whilesvilla, Ky. and Mra. Mamie Ree at Detroit, Mich. Funeral service* will be held at 10:10 a. m. Saturday at Briaaoo Funeral Home with the Kev. W. E. Timms offi­ ciating. Burial will be in Evergreen O m eterp. Unasoa Funeral Home la in chug* of arrangement*. HELKN K. BRINSON( rsoldtneo unknown, Ttsfsndant ■t a t s o r rL o n in a toi HELD* H. BRINSON; raaManoe unknown, w on cm TO A r r a u Tou art haraby nottllad that • Bill of Complaint for divorce haa baan Iliad aualnal you. and you aro rauulrad to eorva • Copy of your anawar or •leading to tho mil at Com. Blnlnt an the FUlntltrs At* torney. Nnrrlo n. Woolfork, Til. 1ST Waat churoh Btraat. Orlando, Florida. and file ih* •rlglnal anawar ar pletillng In the office or the Hark of tha Circuit Court on or before •Juo| )oo) a usqi July it, I I U If you fall lo do no Judgment by default aioui u»)jo a i t isif) a#u|d« will ba taken aealnat you for »«tf ‘*lbj)Ja i n « i || ‘eujdnj tha relief demanded In ike •Jod oeedojna uoutuioj ety, Bill of complaint. |>ONR AND ORKRRn At Sanford, aaiulnola Counts, ytnrlda. thin lllk day of June. i»ai. (U A L ) Arthur W. Saekwltk, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court B n Aria J. Lundqulst D. C. IVorrla D. Woolfork. Ill t t f Waal Church at. Orlando, Fla. Fublleli June IS, IS, FT, A July 1. It*!. CM -II ■w t u b e m e v t r c o ik t o r TMK IIVTH JI IIICML « IHc t rr u r i v u n m namib u l b coi a t v. riA in u ii. mawcicMV wo. h im CNfTRU UOUTOAOE iER* n e t .nii c o r p .. Plaintiff, SCREEN T O C O N ­ VENT — Actress Dol­ ores lla rt, 21, a fiveyear veteran uf the sil­ ver screen, has ex­ changed the glamour nymtle of Hollywood for the hubit of n Ro­ man Catholic nun. She has entered a New Englund convent. :i : | ■ 11 f c : i I t I 5 ' : SB Jff/ / 1 that a Complaint 1° fureuloee a certain mortgage encumber­ ing the following daaurlbad real property, to-wlt: l.ot 3S. Block 3. WKATII. i:iu»a iKi.f» ru ta r a d d i ­ t io n , at cording to tb« plat tharauf. aa recorded In Plat Book 13, Pa«a **. Tubllu Ratorda of geniinola Cnunty, Florid* haa haan filed against you In tna ab<iva-aly|ad ault, and you aro required tn terra a copy of your Anewor or olbor l'laadlog to tho Complaint ou Plaintiff e attornoya ANDUIIn<»N. ItUnil. DEAN, UlW-NDtfl A Non don UERU. *35 ..ear Control Avonuo. Orlando. Florida, and file tho original Anawar or other Plaadlug tn I tha office of tno Clerk of tha rlreult Court on or boforo tho !3iid day of July, 1M3. If you fall to do to, a degree pro confoaao will be takan agalnat you for tha relief de­ manded tn tho Complaint Tine Nethe aball ba publlaltad once a weak for four runaaeutlva weeka In Tha benford Herald. (MEAL) Arthur H Ue-awitk. Jr. C!rrp ctrouti cwurt H r Margarat K. Tyre Deputy Clark Pub Ilah Jon* 3*, 3T A July «. ’ll 1311. o M -ta tional Lions Club project Tickets are on tale* now from all Lionw—for the draw, of a color television set, a 0 stereo record player and a table model radio. All of these items can be seen on dliplsy at Mtller’a Radio and TV (next to the Greyhound Rui Station!. take care of themselves in the water in an emergency, which means some 90 million persona are vulnerable to drowning. wstrh healthr skin replace It) or your'lftc bi hack at any drur store if not pleased IN ONE HOUR. TODAY a t all drug store*. f e e t a c h e , it c h ? of all your bones are in the feet. No wowder they arhe. * swell. p*r*plrr. Itch. IUth* • POOR SWIMMERS feet twice daily with T-M, Safely experts estimate that HolusIon for relief of the 32 one-half the people in the bones. «« Joints plus tigs—irntx. Curbn athlete's foot, United States are unable to too hs off infection— . . . (alooghi ......................... ii 1 V I* » C o n ta in s E T H IO N a d o t I 10H G ER U $ f l M 6 - M 0 I I I R K T I V f ■ KILLS • IS feiSita setMrtf • itcoloen StlTt. kisdCtai, Belts tost • colours k*!*or. Sets, ultt. itied • t M t > r o w t 'i u r •o-oon't csip! ositUr applied • rests popn.MlI • «<oit«fC it„ c icrc?l ?l —Uvtit Tl nonthil • colour st oUsa si pee eitSI Lidy Brooke iIm m c o tm tik kapltt* Udr »ro«»t'« SKoo Cotmtlic* Shot Colour kit Contr M: 1 kstne ttek ST • *>160 Will’ additional Settle* 4 colour IISO eatll Additional cltanar and na* ,41 *acy DETERMINED EXTENT Extent of a nation’s terri­ torial waters originally waa McReynolds Drug determined by cannon shot COM PA NT rang*, or three marine milea, Prescriptions Filled Right according to the Encyclo­ 2333 Park Hr. FA 2-1)612 pedia Brltannlca. Sanford, Fla. * CHINCH BUGS armyworm* ants millip«cUs and many othar lawn insacts Kilgore Seed Company sion of Asgrow Seed Company Sanford, Florida I t • • -» V' • WHI.LH DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2-6037 PAOLA ROAD -vs- TuU ARE haraby notified brary and research developraent facilities of tha uni­ versity would be even more important than the graduate level training. He said that from SO to 75 per cent of the engineer­ ing and technical staff of Dearborn end the other In­ dustrie* here would be ready to taka advantage of college and university higher level training and education. Mlt is very necessary in our work to keep on advancing our knowledge and education," tha engineer said. He cited the acquisition of skilled production and assem­ bly workers aa an example of the problems of industry and praised Douglssa for hit ef­ forts in the in-plant adult training program being car­ ried out now. Hovlous emphasised tha long-range aspect of educa­ tion, technical training, uni­ versity study end research, and increased high school technical training couraes, slating that these advantages are instrumental in attracting indusry to an area, and help­ ing it to grow and expand. "Tlie public must support these economic factor* if they want to huve economic groivtli in the area," he said. Colour your old shoes any colour you choose! The Fair will open a t 11 a.m., with the Father-Son game scheduled for afternoon, the chicken barbeque a t 5 p m and the All-Star game at night. A complete schedtl* of times will be announced toon by the Recreation Depart­ ment. Director Jim Jemigan said today. All funds raised by the Lions Club will go toward the Blind Fund which ia the na- M. G. HODGES PLUMBING H O W T O A V O ID A CARL. t. MITCHELL, al al. Tiatandanta. w oricn o r e i i r in w im ruauK n m a i l o n a a TO. CARD K. MITCHELL tir.ailIRWCB. Unknown AWD TO. All partlaa alalmlna Intareete. by, through, un­ der or aaeluat tba afortaald pereon Seminole County by using Cal­ ifornia as an example, ax he xpok« to Klwanlan* Wednes­ day. “The heavy advance of technical Industry In Southern California now it tha direct result of having universities there, to provide continuing advanced training and higher level education which it so necaexary to engineers and technicians in today's apace age Industrie*," Hovlous said. He cited the new programs of drafting deiign and elec­ tronics technology chute* at Seminolt High and Lyman High Schools as a much need­ ed step in the right direction, and itated that hie firm and others hava been happy and eager to hire these students, as well a* those working un­ der the DCT program. Hoviout praised E. S. Dougless, director of vocational ed­ ucation for the county, a* having "dona an excellent Job," and suggested that younger students l« encour­ aged to prepare to take the technical training courses by the beginning of their junior year. In speaking of the advan­ tage and desirability of hav­ ing a university near here, Hovlous stated that the li­ An up-dated agreement pro­ viding technical services by Seminole Soil Conservation District for local groups and individual landowners in the area was sijned recently by Secretary of Agriculture Or­ ville Freeman. Soil Conser­ vationist Ben Wiggins laid today. '•This new memorandum of understanding provides, with­ out charge, technical services in conserving and Improving soil, water, vegetative, wild­ life and related resources and reducing damage by flood and Kdimentation," Wiggins said. "The revised agreement alao includes technical assis­ tance to rural area develop­ ments and to the develop­ ment of recreational area by Individuals and groups of landowners." Wiggins quoted from a let­ ter received from Secretary 'Freeman to the chairman of the Seminole Soil Conserva­ tion District board of super­ visors in which be said: " I want to commend the governing body J your dis­ trict for its progressive ac­ tion in updating the soil and water conservation program and modernizing the memor­ andum of understanding with the U. 8. Department of Agri­ culture . . . The movement haa gained enormous strength over the past quarter century because you and other dedi­ cated men have given free­ ly of your time, energy and Imagination. . Plans are moving to conilu^iofi now for the giant Fun Fair Fourth of July celebra­ tion by the Sanford Lions Club in conjuction with the activities of the City Recrea­ tion Department, General chairman George Hughes said today. The Fourth has tradition­ ally been the day of the AllStar game between the Amer­ ican Iwague and the National League of the Little Major League baseball team*, pr?cedrd by a chicken barbecue to raise funs for Little Major league activities. There i* al»> a Father-Son game. This year a Fair will be held at Fort Mellon Park in conjunction with baseoall ac­ tivities, and will include puny rides, locomotive ridel, games, a cake walk, a country store, balloons and all kinds of food and drink, accompa­ nied by music throughout the day. Lat our eapert packers prepare your belongings for a safe, damag* pioof move. Proper wrapping and picking art tha real aecrats to safeguarding household treasures. And H'l not just a m ailer of how thay aro wrapped, but a l» with what material. The wrong covering, for example, can cause smudges on lamp shades or discolor coitiy silvarware. The materials we ute are specially made for the purpose . . . always spotlessly clean and brand new. Inside our exclusive Sanitized* vans, your furnishings rsmain froth and clean . . . lice limn mildew, mold and musty odors. Whathar you're moving locally, long distance or overseas, call ua today for a prompt free estimate. No obligation, of course. <% \ V V > \ Words to \ thc Wis e SHOP AT HOME EACH OPPORTUNITY . . . IT WILL STRENGTHEN YOUR COMMUNITY! Onl> purl uf ever) dollar we -pend avtuullv gue» toward Ihe purrha.-e of Ihe good* or nervier* we bu>. A portion of lhat dollar goe* toward the S H O P nupport of ihe loitiniunil) in which il b spent. Il work* in that communit), at helping lo build op the nocial and cultural fncililie* there. Shop at home * • • it pa> *! H O M E SUPPORT TIIK ADVERTISERS IN YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER THOM AS I , »♦ MOVING & STORAGE 281 N. Laurel Ave. I’hunc FA 2-1991 A U T H O R IZ E D A G E N T T 0 8 United I/an Lines MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE, “SISMINOLK COUNTY’S ONLY NEWSPAPER” t I 9 �Jiff fttnfflrft fm lt June 20, *63 — Papre 3 North Orlando Sets July 4th Contests Courthouse Records By Mona Grimtesd Contests will be held at North Orlando’s Fourth of July Celebration this year to name a "Little Mr.." a "Lit­ tle Mi**." a "Junior Mils” and a "Miss" North OrUndo. Little Mr. and Miss Con­ tests will be open to chitdren between the six through 10 year age bracket with con­ testants to be judged while wearing swim suits. Parents Interested in entering their children should contact Mrs. Jam es Snyder for the Little Heftier Homes. $13,600 Beal Estate Tt h m c Um i William Kirk, etux to Dyer John Carl, etux to James Talley, etux, H i g h l a n d McKee, etux, $19,800 Bernard Jaffe, etal lo Nic­ Park, $13,000 holas Karls, etux, Smith Dyer Talley, ttux, to Wendell Subdvn. $13,500 f i r o o k i , etux. Highland F la il Divorce Decreet Park, $13,000 Donald Roberts vs Beverly Vaughn Graham, etux to Roberts FHA, N. Chuluota, $8,900 Jessie Hastings vs 3(erle Albert Greene, etux, to Her­ Hastings bert K. Pyle, etux, Queen * Christine Collins vs Theo­ Mirror, $8,500 dore Collins Albert Greene, etux. to Earl Grctchcn Luby v« Vincent French, etux, Queen'* Mir­ Luby Martha Moore vs William ror, $8,700 Knox - Florida Development T. Moore, Jr. Co. to Lonnie Reallord, etux. Harmony Home*, $9,800 Mr. B. Dudl, 77, father of Armand Bcnltei, etux, to Ar­ Mrs. Louu Slmunek of Alta­ thur Lindiley. etux, Queen’* monte Springs, died Thurs­ Mirror, $8,400 DELEGATES FROM Sanford Junior High and Seminole High to the Fu­ Paul Smith, etux. to Lang­ day In Cleveland. Ohio, fol­ ture Furmcnt of America state convention a t Daytona Reach received ford Construction Co., Inc., lowing a long Itlness. plaques for superior performance throughout the year. From left are Jim ­ t!Ulcre*t, $10,000 Mrs. Slmunek. former area my Winters, Chris Akers and Donnie Sipes .Delegate* not shown were F1IA to Vera Denney, etal. reporter for the Herald left Gary Gibson, Al Goodspced and Wayne Reeves. (Herald Photo) Quail rood Hghts., $13,000 by plane Wednesday night for FHA to Jerry Conner, etux, Cleveland where she will at­ N. Orlando, $9,000 MIAMI (UPI) — Cuban tend funeral services for her FHA to Keith Mahar, etux, N. exile leaders today voiced father. She will Join there Orlando. $10,000 ■harp disagreement with a her mother and two brothers Leilie Bryan Jr., etux, to State Department report that and two sisters and will reFrederick Pitt*, etux. Lake Soviet troops in Cuba are turn to Altamonte next Tues­ Adelaide Shore*, $6,500 "thinning out." They said day. Langford Construction Co. to there are morr Russian troops MOSCOW (LTD — The Slcmona and Langford, Inc., on the Island than ever. Soviet Union’s record-break­ Early history of diamonds Hillcrcat, $13,900 "Only those with bad eye. LONDON (l.'P I) — Police position Labor Party lender ing space hero and heroine is lost in time, but they were Langford Construction Co. to sight or those seeking to de­ underwent Intensive medical guarded party girl Christine Harold Wilson to discuss fur­ known hundreds of years be­ Slemons and Langford, Inc., ceive the American public Keeler today because of ther steps for an Inquiry into test* today. There was some fore the Christian Era. Hillcreat, $13,600 could mske such a report," threats stemming from the the Profumo case. Western speculation they bad Langford Construction Co. to said former Prime Minister Profumo scandal that has Profumo, 48, quit June 4 been forced to return to earth Slemon* and Langford, Inc., Mnnuel de Verona, leader of rocked the government and after admitting he tied ill tell­ prematurely. Hillcreit, $13,900 the Revolutionary Democratic shocked London society. IN Valentina Tereshkova, 26, ing the House of Commons on Langford Conitruction Co. to Rescue Exile group. the world’s fir«t spa e woman, A police spokesman said March 22 that there was noth­ Slemon* and Langford, Inc., MAITLAND Luis Conte Aguero, lender guard* were posted at Miss ing improper about his friend­ landed Wednesday less than Hillcreit, $13,900 of the Sentinels of Liberty Keeler’s apartment after a ship with Miss Keeler. three days after going into It Lou Panpaa Langford Conitruction Co. to nml other underground organ­ number of anonymous threats turned nut he wus having an orbit. Her space twin, Lt. Col, Slemon* and Langford, Inc., izations, said "more Soviet LIGGETT against her life were mode affair with her at the time Valery F. Bykovsky, 28 , f0|. Hillcreit, $14,000 soldiers have entered Cuba by telephone. Authorities she also was the mistress of lowed soon after, ending a Langford Construction Co. lo thnn have left since the CaREXALL warned the 22-yenr-old red­ Soviet assistant naval attache five-day flight. Slemon* and Langford, Inc., rbbean crisis last fall. Tliss, the official Soviet head not to answer her door. Eugene Ivanov. ' Hillcreit, $13,700 lll-WAY 17-92 Only a few weeks ago, early Scotland Yard was reported The House of Commons had news agency, said both pilots Langford Conitruction Co. to in Slay, some 8,000 Soviet were "feeling well." The So­ planning to question more so­ before it a motion citing ProSlemon* snd Langford. Inc., troops debarked at Santiago, ciety figures in a vice prol-e fumo’s "grave contempt" of viet Communist Party Central Hillcreit, $13,300 Cuba, in full view of every­ connected with the sex and Parliament. The motion was Committee amt the Supreme Langford Construction Co. to body." security scandal touched off tabled Wednesday night by Soviet Presidium Issued a Slcmona and Langford, Inc., 17ie civilian chief of the by the resignation of War both the Conservative and l.a- statement which called the Hillcreat, $13,300 abortive 1961 Hay of Pigs flight a "success." Langford Construction Co. to invasion. Manuel Artimc, also .Minister John Profumo be­ bar parties. Sir Bernard Lovell, director cause of hi* illicit love affair Slemon* and Langford, Inc., took Issue with the State De­ of Britain’* radio astronomy with Miss Keeler. Hillcreat. $10,300 partment. Artlme, secretary station at Jodrell Bank, said On the political front. Langford Construction Co. to general of the Revolutionary even though the flight* ended Prime Minister Harold Mac­ Slemons and Langford, Inc., Recovery Movement MHR, without trouble "it is difficult millan fought u rear-guard Hillcreit, $!4,tou said: to avoid the conclusion that action against persistent de­ Langford Conitruction Co. to "Our reports from Culm are the original plan has not been Slemon* and Langford, Inc., that very few Russians have mands (hat he resign because fulfilled.* By Jane Casselberry of his handling of the Profu­ Hillcreat, $13,300 left the island. Hut there has Cub Scout Den one of Cas­ Robert D. Sykes, etux, to been a reshifting of troops mo affair. The 69-year-old Jerry Horne, etux. Queen'* ami arms to different places. Conservative party leader was selberry Pack 510 visited the Insurance Hill Tactical Air Command Mis­ .Mirror, $8,500 The policy now apparently is determined not to let the scan­ sile Training School at Or­ WASHINGTON (CPI) — dal force him out of office. The House passed and sent FHA to Robert Hodge, atux, to keep Russian troops out of The prime minister called a lando Air Force Base last to the Senate Monday t bill N. Chuluota, $8,000 sight as much ns possible." C 0 » n *t fl A r cabinet meeting this morning, Friday afternoon where they which would extend for an­ Horizon Home*, Inc., to Hil­ tOWKl W’W s»W followed by a session with op­ saw* the Mace Tactical Mis­ other two >e.irs liberal lmrne ton Thompson, etux, N. Or­ sile. financing mortgage insurance lando, $13,100 VITAMINS, Cubs making Hie trip were now available to low-and*mo­ Horizon Home*, Inc., to Char­ THIAMIN! Craig Duncan, Todd Miller, derate-income families. les Kelley, etux, N. Orlan­ HYMOOUOMOi Mike Coyle, Arthur New berg, do, $13,000 Johnny Casselberry, J i m FHA to Stanford T. Taylor, IN JUNE 17 Phillips and Mike Watkins. etux, Oakland Hills. $7,000 Admissions Accompanying the group Samuel Uailey, etux. to Gor­ The Lake Mary Booster don Frederick, trustee, 35- Shannon McCall, Longwood; Club will sponsor a hickory were Den Mother Mrs. Caro­ Harriett Mixon, Lake Mary; lyn Miller, Den Chief Ricky 20-39, $14,000 smoked barbecue chicken Gordon Camp, etux, lo Or­ George Coleman, Daisy Gent, dinner this Saturday at the Casselberry, .Mr*. Ruth Nowlando Fed. S. and L., Lake Lloyd Jackson, Marchetta L a k e M a r y Elementary berg, llicky Newherg, Timmy IHiaminey, Gunnar Knut.so, See 1 i For KIIIIXK and Patty Miller. Donna Wat­ Harriett, $11,000 School with serving scheduled kins and Steve Miller. CAM).I! \S, Film ami to * n n ( AA Alice Grant, 51 ary Fortson, Pouncy Yelvcrton Jr., etux, Finishing W’fVfr mtu | , A U u i w from 5 until 8 pm . Pauline Oliver, of Sjnford. Tile boys plan another field to Robert Williams, etux, C. ..Proceeds from the dinner trip on July to when they will Discharges C. Manor, $7,000 VITAMIN C lo is Pugh, Lake Mary; John will be used to help support visit the Pepsi Cola Bottling Charlca Sllvka, etux, to S. G. (AtCOIIIC ACID) CAMERA SHOP the Little League and Babe W. Wilson, Louise Judt, Wal­ Plant and Merita Bakeries in Latty, 17-21-32, $31,000 100 M O * to w * 2 1 0 S. DARK AVE. lace Wilson, Ilenery McDon­ Ruth baseball teams in l,ake i irlamto. C. T. Niblock. etux, to B. F. ald, Florence .Hunger, Mard Mary. Wheeler, etal. 21-21-31, $15.Parents of the hoy* recent­ Samis of Sanford. 000 ly helped in completing work JUNE 18 RETIRE WITH FISK W. C. Smith, etux. to George on the ball field, painting the Admissions fihanholtz, e t u x . Eureka Carolyn Lindsey, Genova; dugout* snd erecting addi­ FOR REAL TIIIF VALUE Hammock, $7,500 Martha Calhoun. Chuluota; tional backdrops. Donald Laws, etux, to Ray­ Kathryn Brauer, Ran Pendle­ HUY A PAIR FOR EXTRA WEAR Tickets for the dinner may *• ■■•*<*# mond Tammasello. atux, N. ton, Julia Colwell, James he purchased at a minimum A h L ow A h .................................... $20,110 Chuluota, $6,900 Hdl, Delores McGee, Alice cost from any team member Florence Overall to Carroll Windsor Tubeless Nylons ......... $20.70 Wright, Ruth ilillhimrr. An or by contacting Itev. John Bridgewater, elux, 21-21-29, Fi.sk C ustom Tube - Type Nylon $ 2 0 /2 0 Pilley of the Community nolle Knowrll, Marjorie Oak­ (Price* those • Plus Tax) $15,000 ley, Imogens Richards ol Presbyterian Church for in­ Real Estate TranoactAms formation. Sanford Aubrey Dyson, etux to First Takeout orders will be Discharges Hill S. FRENCH AVE. F A 2-226.T Fe<t. S. and L. of Orlando, Harriett Mixon, Luke Mary; available. Bear Lake. $10,400 David Murray, Geneva; Har­ Amantha Musselwhite to riet Hill, Janice Knllar, Ulys Jere Del ten. etux. Beverly ses Burke, Irvin Uevcritt, Terrace, 18.500 -------* M. E. Poll, etux to Poli .Marchetta Dorminey of San ford. Brother*, Inc. 16-21-31, $15,000 Mr. B. Dudl Dies In Ohio Cubans Refute U. S. Claim Of Withdrawals Party Girl Is Guarded Space Pair Get Medical Tesls After Phone Threats P at DelVUIigglo. Mis* entries and Mr*. Pat personality and those com­ emcee DclVillaggio for the LitUc peting will be expected to Judges will be from are** Mr. entries. answer questions asked by other than the Village. Glrla from tl through 14 years of age will be eligible for the Junior Miss contest and should contact Mr*. Earl Achord. The Mis* North Orlando contest will be for girl* who are from 15 years through 18 years of age. Those Interested should register with Mrs. Bill Ryan. Contestants in the latter two events will be required to appear both in bathing lull* and in dresses. Judging in all contests will be based on looks, poise and Kennedy Visits West Virginia WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy, who has thanked West Virginia for helping him get his job, flies to that atat* today to Join in ita lOOth birthday celebratlon. The Chief Executive was to speak at Charleston, W. Va., at a ceremony marking the Mountaineer State’* centen­ nial. It was to be a fast journey, bringing Kennedy back to Washington at I;30 p.m. EDT after he takca part in tha pro­ ceedings a t the state Capitol. LIGGETT Dinner To Aid Baseball Teams In Lake Mary Wieboldt's C A V A N A U G H T IR E SER VIC E Trade-In Homes of Central Florida, Inc. to Robert Hughiton, etux Eastbrook, $12,500. James R. McKee, etux to Kenneth Patterson, etux, Sunland, $12,000 Ward Hick*, Inc. to Robert Ferguson, etux Eastbrook, $15,500 Lester Denni*. etux to Donal Gallentine, atux, Jansen Subdvn., $27,800 Clarence Griffin, etux, to Hayden Thoma*. etux, Oak­ land Shores, $5,7o0 Jam es Beroock. etux to Woodrow Hunt, etux, Shady Park, $13,2U0 Lamar Yancey, etux, to Curtis Construction Inc., Eastbrook, $16,800 Jesse Glbboney. etux, to Leroy Harwell, etux. Little Wekiva, $9,300 Louis Roberts, etux, to Ru­ fus Cruthis, etux. New I’psala, $7,600 C. H. Knight, etux to Jack Holt Sr., etux, Flora $5,000 WaUto etux. to FUA Aldrin Banned A s Pesticide TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Agriculture Commis'-on Doyle Conner yesterday halted use in Florida of pesticides con­ taining aldrin, a chemical used to treat soils for plant­ ing carrots and peanuts. Conner canceled registration of firms manufacturing the pesticide, Conner said ’manufacturers of pesticides containing t h e chemical would be n o tifie d they may submit revised la ­ bels to obtain re in statement of their state registration without additional fees. The labels currently give directions for treatment of soil for use in planting car­ rots and peanuts Conner said the action followed on the heels of similar cancellation of use oi Lie jiiwlsct for treatment of sod for Irish potato planting. S£& SANFORD fllenn .McCall & Ernest 51111a TOUCHTON REXALL TO U C H TO N S T O R E S D R U G 121 E. t.t St. Check These Prices! Cub Den Visits IAC School Hospital Notes IN 5 jrr. 1IIOh 127 620 or 120 ROUS FOR •i cr. 1000s Saccharin Glycerin Suppositories GILLETTE SUPER HLUE Blades COLON MOW Ia FILM V . vi ro« a»<»>uu-4^»waw KODACHROME il COLOR MOVIE FILM REG. 1.00 8mm 35-foot roll. 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Ha has a rasponsible job, witi Hal) -----------------principal complaint 1 therity. >}' Dr* Crane's POST GRADUATE RESEARCH Worry Clinic tba same m that o f n a n y of hta i»#w coUeaguss: Iaeuffkkat sereretarUl says flatly that in many of* fleas raeh aid Just doesn't exist. Ha and others like him spend tng their own flUng and other second sry choree. He likes the new work, end has great regard for the abilities and the dedication of thoae in his depart­ m en t But ha is nostalgic for tha old days when, as side to a lawmaker, he could always find a secretary to do his filing. ^ t i m tfy Making Haste Slowly Some who apeak out on the racial Issue use the words "tokenism" and "gradualism" as If they ware syno. ■yaw. They a n n o t The consequence of their could be considerable ■ inndentending. The dictionary defines token as aometklag which serves as a "mere sign or sampla of ths real thing.” Tokenism obviously describes a vol­ ley or practice limited to token **011 tha other hand, gradualism is defined aa the "doctrine of proceed­ ing by gradual degrees" toward a particular end. Tokenism plainly can be quite •tatie, a single nature or two. Grad­ ualism unmistakably implies steady, fluid movement. A good many militant white and Negro advocates of desegregation are ■eyteg things Uka: "The gradualism of token effort is not good enough." The conflict in terms la self-evident. It la n risky misuse, for most of history is written in gradual steps. Evolution in society is the rule. Rev­ olution, explosive or otherwise, is the r a n exception. Gradual change is going on all the time, the pace varying according to many circumstances. Revolution is likely only when change is impeded severely for a long, long time. Sometimes, when developing road­ blocks are suddenly removed, the pace of change may be greatly speed­ ed for a while in a kind of "catch­ up" effort. That may be as close to n "peaceful revolution” as we ever B ut to argue against gradualism as a general proposition is to contest against the natural processes of an orderly society. There is hardly anything more horrible in modern industrial history than the now discarded practice of child labor. Yet it took many decades of painful effort to get laws on the booka h e n and in Europe banning it. The story is the same in countless realms of endeaver through the tong course of history. Tokenism is something else. Any development which qualifies as mere sign or symbol can serve, it seems clear, to provide the look but not the substance of change. It is at once a first and final step. In whatever field, tokenism Is never satisfying except to those who do not want change. Against token­ ism the same pressures that best against total resistance are felt. Since gradualism Is pleasing nei­ ther to the total reaiaters nor to the militant "changers," it hardly offers "happy solutions. But through its processes moat o f the world’s work gets done. This strange, fumbling, halting kind or movement keeps society in a curious yet effective equilibrium. It is the only good cement we have in a world that otherwise would be ripped spurt by its conflicts. No responsible leader should de­ plore gradualism except In the direct extremity of social stagnation. That we do not have In 1963. Peter Edson Political Notebook liams, D-N.J. to Improve mi­ WASHINGTON — (NEA) - from there. Sweeping Changes in Amer­ There will be a new farm grant labor conditions. As ican migratory farm labor wage problem. Minimum pay now pasted by the Senate and practices a r t expected to fol­ for Mexican labor his rang­ tent to the House for action, low the wind-up on Dec. 31. ed from GO cents an hour in the Williams bill will provide IM3, of the "brararo" pro­ Arkansas to gl in hour in federal aid to the stairs lo gram under which Mexican California and Michigan. One educate m i g r a n t workers' workers have been brought to grip* against the system Is children, operate day care that American workers have­ renters for them and regu­ the U. S. aa harvest bsnds. There may be some effort n't been able to get even late labor of all farm chil­ to revive this plan and extend t h e s e guaranteed contract dren from 12 to IS years old. Crcw leaders will be register­ it another year, as the Ken­ rates. nedy administration has re­ The complaint of big farm ed and • National Advisory quested. But the House vote operator* ia that they can't Council on Migratory Labor to kill Public Law T>, under find enough ikimeslic labor will be established. which the program was ad­ for even these price*. With no ministered by the U. S. Em­ competing Mexican t a b o r ployment Service, i» expected supply, pay scales for domes­ to be approved by the Sen­ tic farm labor may have to be raised, Increasing firm ate. This would end 10 years ol costs. The only person who says If there Is a return to the supervised recruitment which there Isn't any rustling go­ replaced tb* old practice of old wetback practices, a new ing on anywhere is the one hiring ‘'wetbacks" who cross­ burden wlU be thrown on the who doesn't have any cattle. which erupted agalnit the ed the river illegally to seek Immigration Service Border -S heriff Jim Davis of Ford Patrol. Jagan government in Febru­ Jobs. County, Kan. Shutting off (he legal Mex­ Import of Mexican contract ary, v m . In that strike, 40,UU0 work­ labor reached a peak of 437,- ican labor supply is expected Surely, a nation that can er* quit their Job*. Before It ooo workeri In IMS. It has to bring pressure for import send astronaut Cooper into was over els person* were dropped steadily since then to of more contract tabor from space can now devise a killed, ecorea Injured and 1U.OOO last year. A further British West Indies. About sound, workable wheat pro­ tx.oiiu came from U.W.I. last nearly |30 million damage cut la expected this year. gram. There will still be t nerd year, mostly for Florida. But suffered by property in nmb —Charles B. Shuman, presi­ for almost MO,OOO seasonal transportation costs to the looting and burning. dent of the American Farm workeri to take off Amer­ southwest probably would be Bureau Federation, after Tha Immedlata cause was a ica's crops of grains, fruits loo high to use this labor wheat farmers roted against new government budget In­ force. • government controls. cluding new taaea which the and vegetables. But automa­ tion on farm* has shortened Most of the U. S. east coast unions charged would be borne mostly by the workere. tha harvest season. Farm la­ migrant farm labor, which is Wc c a n t control the wea­ Hut in-hind it also waa resent­ bor that used to find 23(1 days native American, begins its ther In Europe or communism ment among tha unloni work a year now average* year’s work in Florida and in Cuba. against government attack* only 100 to 130, not anought to moves north as the season —Lawrence Myers, head of llva on. advances. There sre about Agriculture Department's on the union* and agalnit »oo,ooo workers in this force, T h e r e ia no manpower sugar division, on the re­ union leader* and racial dif­ cent shortage. ference* which color all Gui­ shortage here at home, but organised in crews scheduled there is a recruiting problem. fur work in each area ail the ana Affair*. Annually for tha list 10 years way to New England. There’s too much conform­ These differences are be­ For many years p u t, work­ ity (on television) . . . A •bout lOo.uoo people have tween the Fast Indian* who been leaving farms for the ing and living conditions ol show cm be enlightening, work on the plantations In the cities. Sllll there is high rural migrant workers have been even educational, and very countryside and Negroes who ■a well as urban unemploy­ the subject of much investiga­ well be entertaining. labor in the city, ment. tion and criticism. One of —E. William Henry, new Jagan draws hia support If migrant workers have to the principal reforms pro­ chairman of Federal Com­ from ths plantntion workers. be recruited in the southeast­ posed has been to give Amer­ munications Commission. In the city, ths unions art ern United States for work as ican migrants the same pro­ anti-Jagan, antl-Caminuniat far west as California, trans­ tection given to Mexican When two elephants fight. and fearful of the results if portation costs will be high. farm labor in th« u. S. It is tb* grass that suffers. Jagan ever heads up a Guiana Ona principal benefit of If East and West fight over For hlrxicon labor, each totally independant of Britain, killing the Mexican bracero Africa, only Afrtcina will suf­ worker recruited was given The union* a r t demanding program in the House has fer. ILS to ply his transport cost* Jagan'* resignation. been to speed passage of a —Jomo Kenyatt*. political to employment centers on the Jagan mad* ecveral visit* leader in aoon-to-bc-indeto Cuba and ha* expressed ad­ U. 8. border. Employers had series of six bills proposed to p r o v i d e transportation by Senator Harrison A. Wil­ pendent Kenya. miration for both Castro and Nikita Khrushchev. It la perhaps accidental that in hia preaent extremity he also has received aid from Cuba. The government*! Im­ port-export corporation an­ nounced last week that a Cuban ship, the Maria The­ resa, had arrived with eisential food and fuel supplies. The Import-Ex port Corpora­ tion la the agent for all Cuban and Russian ship*. Quotes Phil Newsom Soys . . . Hungry Demonstrators Tn G«err*town, capital and part of Britlah Guiana, tha Soviet freighter Kirov lie finlahod tha loading of 50,000 bags a t rtca and pulltd ant for a domination unannounced but believed to ba Cuba. Behind, it laft angry and hungry damonitratora who charged tha government with deliberately trying to atarvo them oat In order to end a general atrlka. Almoit unnoticed In the prtsa of other world event*, Georgetown haa been In the grip of a general atrlka for nearly two months. ’ It waa called by the Guiana Trade* Union Council In pro­ tect against legielation which the council chargee would give the government CommunUt* ityle control over labor union*. It waa not a new situation for Prime Minister Cheddl B. Jagan, the American-educat­ ed dentist of East Indian extraction who u*ed to call him­ self a Marxist hut now de­ clare* that he Is a Socialist. It waa almost a duplication of another general strike OUR BOARDING HOUSE rVC MtARD THAT CRACKLO geccco eeFone-l taweweow | Hi* V»£B« I4UPANO—- A* I < KNOW AW MOOPLSS —- H*‘D„ B arret? p a v l ip o c c l l Bo u n c s H i> ta jT o p n e R e ,i ON HI6 EAR— AND KEet» ' SOUR PAW5 OPF THAT CA*e! 0% Page 4 f mill! Sanford, Florida W A L T U ra a u ta x Thurs., June 20, 1963 A . S IK L O W . E D r T o n A N D r l l l l l H B rrx r m n w e l l * M a a h a a ls a l S u p C n a n u e n o a .itA u n g U u a ln « « e l i a n a * , r S M Ig L K V J. U I U .V T C la s e ills d U a a s g a r r E A S E V O L T O L IV B C ir t a la tla a U a u i i r M a n a g in g E d ito r J t O t W ELLS C a a a t r E U lta r c b ie l ia r e s t in g ■ e e le t jr K d l i e r O O EO TM V A llT Ift V e s tu r e E d ito r ■I B S l B i r T l O X BATES Be O e ilte e r S e a tla a le r e n a l , M * W aak v’t r & i »*.*♦ I T•» r Lee f Mon tha L ie 1 Montk* L tt t Mealk A ll til.* * i.U L t* O I I a lttr Vaar UoaU * li.a lk a It* 1 Month U . a F o e t a l H » a a l * i l e * a * r a t l d * t h a t *11 w a l l • u h e e r l e i l a i * be r a id la a S v a n c * . E n t n r n d a * e e o o a d a la a a a m i r O c t a b t r f } . l i l t a t t h e F e e t O i l le a a t S a a f a r U , F l o r i d a , u a d n r t b * A e t e l C e a g r e a e * 1 M e r a b . * 'i 'i ;7s Ml. T b * H e r a t * I * a m e m b e r o f t h e U n i t e d F r e e * w h i c h la e a i l t l e d t a e l u e l r e l y t o l b * a t e f o r r e p u b l i c a n * * * r a ll t h e l e c e l t e e * ff ta ie d l a tb te a tw e r e p e r . COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and nnlteted Secaritleo Maiaal Fud* ALLEN A CO. I l l IS. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. W IF S U M A n M T M l Orlande Sales BepresenUU** MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Fk. GA S-MS4 leave from Africa. He Is ■ big fellow, six feet, six Inches la Us shoes, and a deft Applied Psychologist who studied from my text­ book while a student la Eratacky. Recently be wss giving to address at Covington, lad., wUch Is not fsr from our summer home. Sine* 1 attended o Church of Christ Sunday School la my childhood, sod my mother has always been ■ rooter for foreign missions, I asked my wife If she would like to drive over for the evening servlet. She enthusiastically agreed, for Rod Cameron uses a ven­ triloquist's dummy. And wo hod never observed • clergyman or missionary employ ventriloquism! "That shows he must be a good Applied Psychologist, 1 told Mrs. Crane, "so let's pick up my mother and some other relatives." Wc loaded six In our ear and all of us relished the meeting. For Rod Cameron is lb* equal of Edgar Bergen at ventriloguj. He and "Gabby," his Dum my. conversed in rapid fire fashion. In fact. Gabby would often break in upon Rod and crack Jokes, too. Meanwhile, we couldn't ob­ serve the slightest movement of Rod’s lips. They concluded their dia iogue by singing a hymn, with Rod handling the verse while Gabby sang the chorus. Rod Cameron haa been cri­ Dummy to Africa. But Gabby confounded the native Witch Doctors. Can't you imagine their consterna­ tion when they tried jo op­ pose Rod and then Gabby would talk bock to them In their native tongue! Rod Cameron has a charm­ ing wife, whom be met at a church summer camp (which Is an ideal place to pick a mate). They and their three chil­ dren h o v e built several schools for the natives of Rhodesia In South Africa. And now Rod Is here till July of this year, raising money to help erect more schools aod o small hospit|l. Recently be authored > very elevcr book entitled "A Dummy Gone fo Africa," (Missions Press. Joliet, IU.) which recounts fascinating stories about the missionary experiences over there. This book la so exciting that Mrs. Crano haa bom reading It aloud to mo os wt drive back and forth between our home In Chicago and our In­ diana farm. R tfardlsss of whether you a r t Catholic o r Protestant, you will be thrilled by this splendid book. Each chapter also ends with some clever sayings by Gabby, plus a Joke concerning ennalbtls vs. mis­ sionaries! Rod Cameron typifies the modern, big, athletic and ver­ satile cleric who enters the ministry and the mission fields. He is ■ superb speaker for 9 keeps the audience on tha edges of their seats by his enthusiasm, and I n j e c t s wholesome humor In his dia­ logue with Gabby. Teen-ager*, be sure you go to church summer camps for fun. religious Inspiration and pretty wives, as Rod Cam­ eron can attest! ^ Barbs * By Hal Cochraa it's tough enough for a man to havt a financial fait, nr* without having to seek out new friends. • I t ’a funny how much easier It la to sleep Just when it's time to get up. • • a No salesman can put a new hat on your head and make It feel as good a* it does when you put it on yourself. In poker the Joker may bo wild and in bridgs a hus­ band. • • • An Ohio man has had fire wives. Likely one of those fellows who Just couldn't say It'e pot luek when you stuff all tha time and don't get fat. $ There are three side* to a family triangle, but no point to It. Ruling Explained By Lawk Cased* WASHINGTON (UPI) In banning devotional exer­ cises ia public schools, the Supreme Court went out of its way to encourage objec­ tive study of religion as a regular part of the school curriculum. Tho ernlH majority thus took o stand very similar to that adopted earlier this month by the general board of the National Council of Churches. Monday's • to t ruling was unequivocal In saying that public schools may not con­ tinue the widespread practice of opening each school day with a religious exercise which usually Include! the re­ citation of the Lord's Prayer and the devotional reading of a passage from the Bible. Surveys Indicate that about half of the nation’s public school* now follow this prac­ tice. It Is much more common la the South and East than ia tho Midwest and West. The court said that such exercises, whether compul­ sory or voluntary, violate "the command of the First Amendment that the govern­ ment maintain strict neutra­ lity, neither aiding nor op­ posing religion." But the majority opinion, written by JusUce Tom C. Clark, went on to speak of tho "exalted" placo which religion occupies in Ameri­ can society. And it departed from the «peciflc legal issues before it and offered schools advice: " it might well be said that one's education is not complete without a study of comparative religion or the history of religion sod its relationship to the advance­ ment of civilisation. " it certainly may be said that the Bible la worthy of study for its literary and his­ toric qualities. "Nothing we have said here indicates that such study of the Bible or of religion, when presented objectively is part of s secular program of edu­ cation, may not be effected consistent with the First Amendment." The court's strong plug for objectiv leaching about reli­ gion wss warmly welcomed by a number of religious lead­ ers. J . Irwin Miller, president of the National Council of Churches, noted that the council's policy-mikkig gen­ eral board, meeting in New York on June 7, adopted a pronouncement opposing "de­ votional use of the Bible" In public schools, but asserting that "the full treatment of some regular school subjects requires the use of the Bible as a source book." The Rt. Rev. William F. Creighton. Episcopal bishop of Washington, said the court decision "clearly opens tb* door for an Increased em- phasis upon our religious heri­ tage as a regular part of the public school curriculum." One of the great concerns of religious leaders has been that banning prayer ami Bible reading might lead to a total silence on the part of tho public schools about God. iWh objective teaching about reli­ gion, which was endorsed by the Supreme Court majority, could resolve that problem. The eourt majority went to great pains to knock down the belief—which has been advanced by a number of religious leader* and some historians and constitutional lawyers — that tb* First Amendment merely forbids the government to show pre­ ference to on* religion over another. They have argued that this was all the found­ ing fathers bad to mind. But the majority opinion asserted sharply that "such contentions, in the light of the consistent interpretation in eases of this court, seem value only aa academia #ierciaea.” Thee ourt oald the •‘com­ mand of the First Amend­ ment" actually la that "the government maintained strict neutrality, neither aiding nor opposing religion.'* USE THE ENVELOPE SLOT IN OUR DEPOSITORY BO TTLED G AS aa I DAY AND NIGH I OEPOIKOHV world’s widest choice of 4-wheel drive vehicles Look to tho M«ep' lino to give you tho right vohicle for your own opodol n eeds. 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Always open, day or night. • 6 °* t» No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Call FA 2-5733 CO RDELLS REPAIR SHOP 500 E. Second 81. Sanford. Florida Kaioer P rtstaU Tha Lloyd Bridges Show Tuesday 8:00 p.m. Chaos el i PER IN LB. CYLINDER I Sanford Gas Co. j t J U S M t o i ll U M a k i f S g ( ~ * ole i A T i g M l its w. u t st. • �if l f f f f t Srril& Jun* _ , *6S — Pace 5 Welcome W agon Club Carden Club Officers Installed A t Banquet By Meu Grlnlei< New officer! of the North Orlando Garden Club were formally Installed last Friday night during a banquet held at the Hamilton House. Installing officer was Mrs. Bill Ryan, immediate past president, w h o presented each incoming officer a cor- Phone Pioneers To Hold Annual Dinner-Dance The Hugh L. Merrell Coun­ cil, Telephone Pioneers of America, will hold its an­ nual installation dinner and dance Friday in the Egyptian Room of the Cherry Plaza in Orlando. Many members of the group are from Sanford and the aurrounding area. Clarence Turk, outgoing ftate president, will conduct the installation. He Is gen­ eral traffic manager of the Southern Bell Telephone Com­ pany in Jacksonville. New officers to be installed include Max DcVane as pres­ ident; Paul lliggs, first vice president; Barney Barfield, second vice president; Mrs. Virginia Kitchens, tccrelary, and T. J. Rudd, treasurer. sage In the color denoting her office. A purple corsage was pre­ sented to Mrs. Richard Slodden, Incoming president; a blue one to Mrs. Ewrightson Harviile, vice president; a yellow one to Mrs. George DuQuette, secretary; a Rrccn one to Mrs. Jack Riddtey, treasurer; a red one to Mrs. Donald Nall, reporter and a pink one to Mrs. Carl Hyatt, chaplain. Members of the club pre­ sented Mrs. Ryan with a gift of appreciation for her con­ tributions to the organization during the past year as pres­ ident. Others attending were Mrs. Chuck Rowell. Mrs. W. G. Harris, Mrs. Jesse Wallace, Mrs. Bob Guthrie, Mrs. Leon­ ard Stewart. Mrs. W. W. An­ derson, Mrs. Bill Wolfe and area news reporters. Medical Aid WASHINGTON (CPI) — The first of two air ship­ ments of drugs weighing 20,OOO pounds each left the United States to aid victims of cyclones and tklal waves which have left 10,004 dead in East Pakistan. Bound For Africa WASHINGTON (CPI) vi. Mcnncn Williams, assist­ ant secretary of state for African affairs, leaves June 21 for another trip to Africa. K e FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER ^ Y S 25th & PARK To M eet A t Riksha By Jaaw Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Newcomers Club will meet next Thursday at 10 a. m. at the Riksha Inn for cards and luncheon. The group will welcome back Mrs. Nora Norris as a full-fledged senior Welcome Wagon hostess after the train- D. C. BABINGTON, chief aviation electron­ ics technician of Heavy Attack Squadron 11, recent re-enlisted at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. He joined the Navy in 1957 and re­ sides with his wife Stella, at Casselberry. (Navy Photo) Swamp M aker NEW HAVEN, Conn. (CPI) —Most people ran lake swamps, or leave them alone. But Paul Koch is a swamplover who will help make more than 3OU,Q0u this year. Koch spectlk-s and pur­ chases the m aterials that go into a protozoa growth chamU-r made here by The A. C. Gilbert Company. Children buy them as part of a mic­ roscope set. and just add water for "instant swamps" to growth their own harmless specimens. Lake Mary To Study Incorporation By France* Wester The Board of Directors of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce decided at tfielr Thursday night meeting last wreck to ask each civic organ­ ization in th<- community to semi at least one representa­ tive to a meeting to be held early in July fur the* purpose of illscu<*ing the possibilities of incorporation for the area. A special committee will be appointed at a later date to head the study of the pros and runs of incorporation. Members representing both aides wilt be on this commit­ tee as well as representative* from each civic organization. Representatives from the surruunding ureas, including Little- Venice, Lock Arlmr, Park Ridge, and Country Ctuh Heights, will also be invited to attend this meeting. lug course which she has at­ tended In Ft. Lauderdale for the past two weeks. Members are reminded to bring the plants they have rooted tor the "Green Thumb" sale to raise money for the club's welfare work. Other way* and means of raising funds were discuss­ ed at a meeting of the exeeutlve board held Monday at the home of the president, Mrs. Marianne Mile* on Je­ well Dr. in Forest City. A pot-luck luncheon was enjoyed by those attending. Forty • three m e m b e r s , guests and children, attend­ ed a recent Splash Party hetd at the Land 'O Lakes Country Club at Casselberry when, alter a refreshing swim in the pool, the group enjoyed a light lunch. 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W riltm for NBA It lakes skill to handle a boat for fancy skiing, a Job that ahould bo entrusted only Is the moat experienced drirara. Not aa much fine*** Is rafulred for family skiing, but tbsro era certain things ar. ary drlrar should know and rules ha ahould follow to make water skiing the safe sport 1 know It can be. Whether tha law demands It or not, always hare an ob■error In tbs tow boat Tha driver has his hands .full watching the water ahead. The Ideal ski boat has a seat facing backward, so tha ob­ server can keep the skier in view and communication. Skiing at night is barred by law practically everywhere. The dangera of collision or hit­ ting floating or half-submerg­ ed objects ia obvious* Even good swimmers should wear life belts or Jackets for certain typea of akling. Tow boata ahould stay clear of awimmera and away from heavily traveled or restricted waters, such aa areas with docks, floats, anchors and buoys, swimming areas, nar­ row winding channels and anchored boata. McCovey Greets Don; Dressen Has Trouble fa k e d Erase International Hutted F m s International Every night jut! before he Charley Dressen promises foes to steep, Willi# McCovey to think of something soon •sys a prayer that nothing and It had better be real happens to Don Drysdsle. soon, like right now, before If tt ever docs, McCovey Carl Yaitrzemskt drives the will automatically lose his Detroit Tigers clear out of No. 1 meal ticket in the Na­ the American League. tional League. Yas is ruining the Tigers The big San Francisco first single handcdly, a (act Dress­ baseman owns a fantastic en has become painfully MS lifetime batting average aware of even though he has ■gainst Drysdale ami while managed them in only two most rival batters shudder games. when they see the fa s An­ The tail-spinning Tigers geles right-hander warming have dropped both those Op, McCovey can't wait to games, extending their losing grab a bat. streak to nine games, and That’s bow It was Wednes­ you can bet all the beans in day, too, when Willie teed olf Iloston that Charley Is going for a two-run homer in the to have a heart-to heart talk first inning against Dryxlale with hla pitchers before they to start the Giants to an S3 face the Red Sox again today. victory over the Dodgers be­ Most of tire conversation fore a day-time crowd of will center around Yastrxem41.3S4 at San Francisco. ski. who ruined Dressen’a de­ Juan Marichal, making his but by driving In two runs on first start since his no-hittwo hits Tuesday night anti ter against Houston last Sat­ really went to town Wednes­ urday night, got his llth vic­ day night with two homers, tory in 14 decisions although three hits ami four Ultra in Billy Tierce took over for Boston*! 9 2 victory over De­ him in the eighth after Ron troit. Falrly’s homer cut the ICants' Frank Mal/one also ltomcrlead to S3. Chuck Hiller had ed for the llesl Sox, who re­ a two-run homer for the mained within three games of Giants in the bottom of the first place on a fine seven hit eighth. Willie Davis also hit effort by rooki# llob Heff­ a two run homer for the Dod­ ner. gers In the fourth. The New York Yankees The victory kept the secondstayed a game ahead of the place Giants within a half­ pack with a 3 2 atpicukcr over game of the pace-setting St. the Wavhlngto Senators for Louis Cardinals, who downed the New York Aids for the their sixth straight victo*y while the second place Chi­ 10th lime in 13 meetings this cago White Sox swamped the season, >4. In other National League Minnesota Twins 12-4. Haiti more ended Cleveland's sev­ contests, the Chicago Cubs en game winning streak with drubbed Use Houston Colts a 6-2 nightcap victory after 91, the Pittsburgh Pirates mauled (he . M i l w a u k e e the Indians won the opener 3-4, and fas Angeles spilt a Brave* 6 2, and the Cincin­ twt nlghler with Kansas City, nati Reds beat the Philadel­ the Angels taking the open­ phia Phillies 6-3 in to inn­ er 4-2, and the A'a the night­ ings. cap 43. Milkmen Win The Perfection Dairies best th« Navy team in the Little faaguc 12 to 10 last night. Gracey of the Perfections gut three hits for four times up, all of which were doubles. Kenny Hinson was the winn­ ing pitcher and Scott Harris the loser. Navy 0 3 0 4 3 0 10 7 Perfection Dairies 2 4 0 3 3 x 12 12 Winning pitcher Kenny Hin­ son; fating pitcher, Scott H a rm ; Homeruns none Street lighting originated In London early in the 13th century, when ahep anj house otracra on certain streets were ordered to hang out InnUng First Feds Win BROOKLINE, Mass. (UP1) —Golfa "big three" of Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player rated 144 in the betting aa they toed of with 14T little ones—who hope to become big ones—In the U. S. Open championship to­ day. The star studded field of 130 faced a treacherous course In the first four rounds which will decide America’* premier golf title when the sun seta over this Massa­ chusetts scene Saturday even­ ing. It’s 4-1 that the 23yearold Nicklaus, the defending champion and only in his se­ cond year aa ■ professional golfer, will be at the top of the heap when they have played 72 holes over the 6,870yard course of the Country Club of Brookline. They not only did not like the course, but they also didn't like the weather fore­ cast for this afternoon. It called for scattered thunder­ showers. "But we’ll have to take it as It Is," said Palmer, the second choice in the betting to Nicklaus. "Here my basic aim la to play well and win," he said. Nicklaus, completely reeov. e'ed from the neck ailment which hampered him in the Thunderhird last week, was undoubedly the man to beat. Right behind Nicklaus In the list of favorites came Palmer at 6-1 while Player. Julius Boros, and Gene LitUer were listed at 8-1. Next In line were Dow Fin•trrwald, Tony fa u n and Phil Rodgers at KM while Paul Harney, Jay Hebert and Hobby Nicholi were In the 12-1 bracket. Standings United Pres# International National League W. L. Fct. St fa u lt 40 27 .507 S»n Francisco 40 28 .588 fa* Angeles 37 29 .361 35 30 .536 Cincinnati Chicago 36 31 .537 31 31 .477 Milwaukee Pittsburgh 31 34 .477 30 36 .433 Philadelphia Houston 27 40 .400 New York 23 43 .368 Wednesday's Game# Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 2 St. Louis 9 New York 4 Chicago 9 Houston 1 San Francisco ■ fas Angeles 3 Cin. 6 Phil. S to inns., night Friday’s Game# Pittsburgh at Chicago fa* Angeles at St. Louis, night Houston at Cincinnati, night Philadelphia at New York, night San Fran, at Milwaukee, night American Prague W. L. Pet. New York 36 23 .610 Chicago 38 27 .583 Boston 33 26 .559 Cleveland 34 2H .518 Baltimore 35 31 .530 33 30 .321 Minnesota fa* Angeles 34 35 .493 Kansas City ' 31 33 181 Detroit 21 38 .387 Washington 31 48 .304 Wednesday’* Game* Cleveland 3 Haiti more 4, 1st Baltimore 6 Clev. 2, 2nd. night fas Angeles 4 Kan. City 2, 1st Kan. City 4 fa# An*. 1, 2nd, night Chicago 12 Minnesota 4, night New York 3 Washington 3, night Boston 9 Detroit 2, night Friday’* Game* Washington at fas Angeles, night Detroit at Kansas City, night Halt more at Minn, 2, twt* night Chicago at Cleveland, night New York at Boston, night Tlie First Federal* sw app­ ed the Standard Oils in Little faaguc play last night by a 16 U» 2 score. The Feds’ score came on only 11 bits. A1 Grooms, the winning pit­ cher, struck out 9 Oilers. John Hunt was the losing pitcher. Standard Oil 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 3 First Festers I 8 0 3 3 0 x 16 U Expert Wrong Winning pitch Al Grooms; ST. LOUIS. Mo. (UPI) —The "baby bald eagles" found by Losing pitch John Hunt. the conservation department have turned out to be red­ Lumber consumption In the tailed hawks. A red-faced United -Slates in 1962 was 37.4 bird expert admitted as much billion hoard feet, slightly after the hawk* tripled their above tho figure of thu year weight on a diet of borvcmcal rats and mice before. NEW YORK (NEA) — The tall, lissome blonde waiting to taka off a t Id lew IId Interna­ tional Airport looked like a model leaving for high fash­ ion shops In th« Swiss Alps. Or a member of the Jet Set headed for a yacht on the Riviera. "That’s the way it should be," grinned Mary Margaret Revell when somebody told her she looked anything but a lady athlete. "People abroad have a terribly wrong image of the American woman and our female athletes are doing aa much as anybody to make the picture ugly." The distance swimmer who conquer* stretches of water that repulse mere men swish­ ed her long, curly locks, blinked her pretty blue eyes and otherwise looked feminine. "Foreigner# have tha Idea that American women wear the pants," continued the nu­ bile natator. “When w* send over women athletes who look like stevedores, we confirm their belief th at wu ar* bossy and demanding. “When they first saw ms they wouldn't believe it. 'Oh, no!’ they said, 'You’r# not an athlete, you’re a woman.' * s e e Mary Margaret, who le 25, not only etartled Europeans with her femininity on her first trip abroad last year, she wowed cm with her proweta, becoming the first per­ son to swim the Hay of Algeciras in Spain (7 miles in 3 hours, 31 minutest, the Mar­ mara Sea (20 miles, 8 hours, 13 minutes) and round trip from the Dlark Sea to Mar­ mara Sea <19 miles, 4 hours, 63 minutes). Till* yrar she broke 'em up completely by becoming the first to swim a round trip of the Messina Straits, Sicily (13 miles, 6 hours, 22 minutes). "That ugly image of wom­ en athletes Isn't fair to our youth," continued 3!ary Mar­ garet. "How can we expect American girls to go in for sports If they think they're going to wind up looking like some of the outitanding com­ petitors T "A girl can he an athlet* anil still fa feminine. All she has to do ia realist that she doesn't have to out-man men, and drees and act like a real woman. I blame the manufscturer* of epnrta wear for some of the fall* impreeeion. N C A A Tourney In 3rd Round 18 NCAA TOURNEY___ WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) — Tho NCAA gnlf tournament swung into the third round today with two conference rhemplon* missing end the medalist sweating. Medalist It 11. Sikes nf Arkansas, Walker Cupper and Puhlle Links champion, battled to the 21st hole of the second round Wednesday be­ fore he sank a 10-foot putt to dump Jim Colbert of Kansaa State 1 up. Dave Stockton, the Rig Five champion from Southern Cal­ ifornia, and Big Ten titltst Roger Kvcrhurdt of Wisconsin were eliminated Wednesday, Defending champion Kermit Parley of Houston and George llison of Oklahoma State, an­ other favorite, remain. Cottage cheese esn match meat, ounce for ounce, in pro­ tein. It provide* more calcium, but not ns much Iron, aa meat. NEW YORK (UPI) — Caa* tlus Clay prefers Philadelphia aa the site of hit proposed bout with heavyweight cham­ pion Sonny Liston, who used to liv# there. “Then the hometown people can watch the annihilation of the hometown boy," the unde­ feated Louisville slugger said Wednesday upon h it return from London, where he stop­ ped British Empire champion Henry Cooper in five rounds Tuesday night. Clay wants to challenge Lis­ ton before mid-December be­ cause he haa dream* of be­ coming the youngest boxer ever to wear the heavyweight crown. Floyd Patterson, who meets Litton In a return bout at Las Vegas July 22, won the crown first at the ags of 21 years and 11 months. Women Tee Off In Western It's pretty hard for some girls to look feminine in very mas­ culine tailored alack*, as an example.* e • • Mist Revell would like to start an organixation among women athletes to da some­ thing about Improving their image, literally and figura­ tively. She's groping around for a name, which "must have initials that spell out some­ thing like G.L.A 3I.O.U.R, or P.R.E.T.T.Y." Barron Tries For British Open ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (UPI) — Herman Barron, the United Slates Seniors cham­ pion from While Plains, N. Y., today was listed among 16 Americans who will attempi to qualify for this year's Brit­ ish Open golf championship. Two 18-hnle qualifying rounds will be held at two courses in England, July 4-5. The championship proper will be played on tha Royal I,) th­ em and SL Annea course, July Rom at Fort Lewis, Wash., started to swim at the age of three but didn't start doing her best until she came under the wing of John Van lllerck, 61-year-old coach of the Sid­ ney Hill Club in Detroit, In her travels she hai pick­ ed up a working knowledge of Spanish and Italian and an Oxford accent. She invariably get* seasick (“3ty atomach Just won't take salt water") and believes that her roughest time was navigating the Straits of Gibraltar in 1962 (20 miles, 7 hours, 13 min­ utes). Her plane was announced and Mary Margaret Revell got ready to rmbork for London, Pari* and Biarriti. Before coming home, she will tackle the Bay of Biscay from Bi*rritx, the Bristol Channel (‘‘That will lie the worst be­ cause they have tides as high as 42 feet") and finally the English Channel “The main thing I'm out to beat is that image of the ugly American athlete," weie her final words. MADISON, Wis. (UPI) — The nation’s top women pro­ fessional golfers, led by de­ fending champ Mickey Wright teed off today in ttw first round of the 34th annual open invitational championship of the Women's Western Golf Association. Mis* Wright goes Into the tournament with six wins un­ der her belt so far this M a­ son. Seventy-four ranking am a­ teur* are sharing the links with the 36 pros who are competing tor |7,3u) in prixa money. 3I!sa Wright, president of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA), has tak­ en bora# 811.000 on this year's tour. Japan's Aeako Koseka is a special addition to this year’s amateur competition. One of the leading women golfers in Japan, she brought with her a 28 pearl necklace to be awarded to the amateur with the lowest net tournament score. This is in addition to the usual silver cup award awarded the top placing am ­ ateur. L'aiM Press International Florida State League lead­ ing Sarasota, with the first half pennant in sight, got tumble-fingered Wednesday night, and made seven errors losing to third place Orlando 7-1. The Twins, who hit safely in every inning, scored three earned runs in addition to four Sarasota gave away. In other action Wednesday night, St. Petersburg moved Into second place by trounc­ ing the Daytona Beach Is­ landers 13-7, Miami beat Lakeland T-i and Fort Laud­ erdale nipped Tampa 10. Gen# Sutton, with some ninth inning help from Steve Sundra, held Die Tarpons scoreless and won the game for Fort Lauderdale. St. Petersburg got 16 hits, Including three home runs, and took advantage of seven Islander error* to defeat Daytona Beach. little Miami second baseman Reioold G arcia sparked the Marlins with two singles and a sacrifice fly to drive •> in four run*. Two Lakeland pitcher* gave up 14 walk* to help kllami'a cause. Tonight, Miami plays at S t Petersburg, Fort Lauder, dale travels to Sarasota, Or­ lando goes to Lakeland and Daytona Beach play* at Tam. P* i The Standings: W. t . P tL Sarasota St. Petersburg Lakeland Orlando Fort Lauderdale Miami Daytona Beach Tampa 36 31 31 29 28 26 23 23 20 .643 36 .544 28 .525 27 .518 28 .ioo 33 411 33 .431 34 .494 UNIVERSITY PARK, pa. (UPI) — Favored Claudia Lindor of Western Washing­ ton State battled Pam Barnet* of Winthrop College today m the aemifinals of the 19th Women's Intercollegiate golf tournament. 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AT TOUR Ptl MQIITH VAUAHT RCAUDRI BRASS M OTORS ,06 L u t Commercial St. — Sanford $ CHRYSLER wnuu toerowuea �New Taxes: $50 More A Year For Average Family! Schools, Colleges Big Gainers TALl-AHASb t E <UP1) The big U s program put on the books bp the just-adjourn­ ed Legislature will cost the average Florida family an additional $30 a year. A big part of the new money will go to improve edu­ cation, from kindergarten through the university. The Test will be spent on prisons, hospitals, welfare, law en­ forcement, fire control, de­ velopment of natural resour­ ces, courts, retirement and general government. Joe Citizen escaped, for another two years, a sales Legal Notice iv T n r r m r r r r ro t r t o r Tilt: MVTII JlIMCIVI. flltr r r r o r t s n row «rw ivni.K r o r v r T . ri.n n m * . r i n s r n i t VO. DIM »i rro t.K - rK.VNKi.rN' wavr .o e bank put miff, et FREDERICK J. MORAN • ( u* w irn tu o r » r r r is wniiTts »r.r, rn n r.t i.n o n r TOi FREDERICK J, MORAN amt n iT tl It MORAN, hi* wtfa BBStlinSCCi Tn «n anknivw* »tat# «r anuniry oth*r than th* Slat* «*f TlotUa, an.l mattIns afljraaa halna: V. B Natal Raeraltln* Btattna Buffalo. N»w Turk Tou ar* haraby aotlflat tha' a Complaint to fnracloaa « Jw TH* n i t e r IT r o m T o r t h e NTN-m jrrssi'iv L r in e r iT o r aw n roR arw iv n t.r rorw T T , ri-o n in * . ntVWCKRT WO. 1*1 IT ta* on his grucer:«s and median*. Many lawmakers, w h o wound up the 80-day tax-andspend session Wednesday, said they had just postponed the grocery tax, that it will be inevitable in 19M. They reason with state growth and all the new facili­ ties authorised hr the 1363 legislature, there'll be no other place than a grocery tax to find the extra money needed tuo years from now to operate government. Tourists will pay some of the additional Slot) million an­ nual tax load, but the bulk will be borne by Florida resi­ dents. Only $1613 million of the two-year increase goes for general state purposes. The cities will divvy up $24 mil­ lion in cigarette tax revenue increases. Counlies get the lion'* share of revenue from increases for pleasure boat Legal Notice licenses anil fumls from a $1 fishing license hike and a five per cent tax on sporting goods are earmarked for public re ­ creation. The sporting goods tax was levied at the wholesale level and will be recognisable to the taxpayer only if passed on m higher prices for the goods. tiov. F a rm Bryant, at a news conference 90 minutes after adjournment, said the bulk of the citirens won't notice the increases until they buy a new auto license tag next year. This raise will clip compact car owners for an extra $3.34, including a $2.50 flat raise and $1.01 for an additional month beyond 12 as a result of providing for 13-month lags, or a total of $13 51. Standard car owners will pay $21.06 for a tag, medium weight cars $29.79 and heavy cars $38. Tlie housewife will feel the pinch of new taxes when she calls a repair man to fix her television set, washing m a­ chine or other appliances. The three per cent sales tax was extended to cover now —exempt labor charge* for repairs and installation ol such items. The sales tax was extend­ ed to some items that will hit the lourists as well as the resident, such as admis­ sions and fees for entertain­ ment and recreation, includ­ ing bowling, golfing, country club dues, athletic events, horse and dog races. The tourist will help pay the tax on motel and hotel ami other rented rooms and apartments, occupied for less than one year. Other increases in which the out of state visitor will share include a three cent a pack hike in cigarettes, a 15 per cent hike in tlie tax on beer, wme and whisky, and a three jier cent tax on car rentals. In addition to the annual lag increase, automobiles al­ so gut caught in the sales lav bill, upping the levy from one to two per cent. The farmer, now exempt from the sales tax, must pay a two per cent tax on his tractors and other powerdriven machinery and a three per cent tax on tools and im­ plements. Seed, feed and fer­ tiliser are exempt. Industry will pay Its «harc of the load in the form of a three per cent fax on avia­ tion and railroad fuel and an increase to $3,000 in the maxi­ mum tax on a single order of industry machinery. Corporation* w ll pay a doubled annual tax on capi­ tal stock, ranging from $20 to $2,000, and the stamp tax on deeds amt mortgages Jumps from $2 per $1,000 value to $3. Pleasure boats, no longer taxed as personal property, were hit by Increasing tor an nual licensing over present rates. Boats 16 to 36 feet long, which now pay $2.73 for a two-year license, will pay $2t (or two years while hig boats up to 10 (eet in length were raised from $5,73 a year to SOI for two years. Governor Bryant and legis­ lative leaders said the tax program will adequately provble (or the big $987 million general spending bill, provid ing the people adopt a $75 million bond financing pro­ gram (or college construction in November. He said he'll campaign for its approval. ftl$* # u rf* rl Great Sating* On Ei*y Term* moai a or ram rtnwmmi M ATHER June 20, ’03 — P»ge T frrs lt w ould U. $., Russia O K ^ o t Line' GENEVA (UPO The United States and Russia reached final agreement to­ day on establishment of a “hot line'* between Washing­ ton and Moscow. A U. S. spokesman said the accord will ba signed later in the day by U. S. negotiator Charles C. Steele and Soviet representative Semyon K. Tsarapkw. of Sanford ROOM SA LE ! Deluxe 3-Room Group LIVING KOOK; fly low ewvrtwd M l M with Matching Chair, S Table* and g Lamp* BED ROOM: • Book rase M . • DoobU Drsaoer • laaerwpring ,Mstress aad Matching Boa Spring • Roomy Chest • Beautiful Danish Modem Design I* Satin WaTwat Finish DINETTE with Table and 4 Matchtag Peed manufacture now la fl $4 billion business which, it ia estimated, hat reached only about one-third of ita poten­ tial. Complete *389 O th e r 3-R oom G roup# A* lo w A a |2 8 t SALE! EAST TERMS Ope* Friday N lfkta ORCHIDS m BLOOM HOY SCOUT AND MAIUNK color Rtmrtls are pictured during the annunl King Day ceremony of the Sanford Elks Lodge a t the Civic Center. Karlyle Hnuaholder, past commander of the American Legion, outlined the history of "Old Glory” to the several hundred persons present. (Jameson Photo) ric rm o n i h h r XOTTt’K Iff her^bjr *lv*n 1 nm •n ifir-t ba*In#v» a! S^t F!lm Av«, ff*m|nol# Cniinty, Florid*, ijn'l#** th«» ffctIHou* r*rn# «f. COIA^'TXOS HFHUAV OF lAKronD, *n1 th*t f In tan A to r#if!*t*r a*Id ni'ip* with th# (*l*rk of th* Circuit Court- ff*ml!Tio1n Countjr. Flor­ id*, In Accordant* mlth th* prortgjon* of th* Fictitious Nam* fsruttit**, fo.wlt: .ffocflon MS.ft? Florida fftatutt* l H? HI*; H. t* Tol*r Ptibllrh f in* :o. rr A July 4. 11. IMS. VI K e lt A N i c e KXC.VNOB *V V a n j-9 i Business of providing partXNOa BANK. rialnllff. I* th* Court of th* Count? time help for Altamonte >!nif«o* ffpmlnnl# CoiRtr. KlorPolice Chief Grady Hall was 1W1BWRT B. STRW. •* «I In tVnhafr. D»f*nilant« Ida, 1* rot Kittlv of tabled temporarily by the v r m c r o r at tt iw maudk it. ac m u n r Town Council Wednesday wortham * w m w i.o srB B n*,*#**p<i WOt.ROBERT E. ATRB* an.l To 111 Crrstlfor* aasl I'rraniia night until Mayor Lawrence DIMS R. ATRtU. hi* H m lm « lalma or llrmaml* Swxrfford can talk over with ar Ifa, \ aa Inal ffalal lUlflln Wr.nlllRVrBi Unknown the chief points brought out Tmu and **cli of you *r** a.wn TOi All p«rm> oUlml .c hr rati? notified and ronulrod in council idscusitoni. lnler**ta hr. ttrouali. ‘in* to present any ril.ilm« end ioMain isauea in question are 1,r er aaalnat th* afor*- rrtAnds which you, or tlthar MlS p*r*nn* of >«u. ni.ty hsv* airilnat th* the number of hours a partTOU ARK hf r*hf nol1fl*1 *«t*t* of M\UI»K M S«'ll \tll »T time man could be expected Mi* a Complaint to foracloaa d«t't-antd lit# of said Count|,t a cartaln mnrlsae? *nciimi.nr- to tha County .ludiM* «f to work ami when those hours Inc th« following rleacrlbart nnl* County, Fiorldi, *it hia would be. The town i#t>udget■m I provarty. to-wit: off lea In Hi* court hmi m» of ed to spend $130 per month I.it A OAKUVND t t n / i t *a!4 County *t 8anft»r«l, Flor* ADDITION, according to !■*n. within atx oa1«nd*r for police protection. th* plat th*r*of a* *•- rnonthi from th# Mm* of tha It was suggested that Hall tonlf.l In fla t Book 1*. firat publication of thla notlc* f i g" *o. Public RacoriJa Two coplra of aiurli claim or lie [>ut on a regular 48 hour of srmlnol* County, Flor- ripman! ahall b# In kvfhlntt week. However, Councilman 1,1a. and »ri*lt staff th* pi*1'*' of ha* b-an fll*-l again* yno In rtffMtne* ■fid po*( of fit** ad* Frank Gerhsrdl stipulated ttie abova-atylad suit. and you dr*a« of th* clalni.int, and shall that this proposal include the arn reuulrait to »*rt* a eopy h* *w«irn to by rha cUlmant, proviso that the chief "ccept yotir Amwit or olhor hla a*ant. or aUornrv acid Ac* fl v1!n« lo th* Complaint on compnnial by a fllln* frr of revponsibility of being avail­ Plaintiff* attorn*?*. ANDEH- ona dollar *rii1 atjah claim or able for call 21 houra a day. ,ui 111*111, DEAN. UJWN- dr round not «o fM*dl «r\41! h* IH'W A van d*n BE HO, S32 f old. Councilman Don Frit eh, who E*»t central Av«nti« Orlando. /• / Vf*rach*l v • rnoo fluottwas strongly In favor of FIorMx. and fit* th* original n«r having additional help for Aniorr or other Pleading In inf William Jam** Watt th* of fir* of th* Clark of th* Aa Co-EirriUtora of thf the late evening and early Circuit Court on or h#for* th* !#a«t Will anl Triftamant morning hours, agreed to go of MAUDR II. s* IIM1UT. ;jnd day "f July. 1*** If P “ fell to do ao. a ilrvr** pro Dfc**»*d along with any workable oonf*«io will ha latum agalnet Httfiatrom,, Davli A M/Tnfoah plan as long as a definite TO* for th* r*l!*f demanded Attornfy* for Co-Kvfcutor* tw th* Complaint Foil Offt'** Hriwtr 11So lime schedule was establish­ TM» Nolle* *h*11 h* publish­ Hanford. Florid* ed and maintained. ed one* * wrr*k for four ron- Publish Jun* #. IS. l \ 27. IMS In other business council •wcotly* w**k* In th* Sanford C hJ-il Herald. agreed to begin work on re ­ DATED Oil* IStb la? «f i> n iF ciN ci r r i m iit o f vising the town's election or­ i h i * m y th . n u n III c m . fun*. I SSI. M i r l \ I Ml Fill! M-.hl. IB K A I.I . _ , dinance following general Arthur H B*-kwlth. J r. m im : r c i r v r t . n . 011111%. state laws. The new ordin i% m im c c .iiy m i . 1:1171 Cl*rk of circuit Court \ o n c i : ro i m : i n Ily; Marnara! E Tyr* ance, which Is to become ef AUS*IIU*\ I. Y lA >\\ lilt Y. |i*puty Clerk fecltve before the annual Plaintiff. Aadarrnn, Ruth, Dean *r *• elections in December, will tiownd**, A van d*n ll»r* JOHNNIE MAK rjnVKHTi p. o. Bov 13SS set salaries for the election re^tilrnca unknown, Orlando. Fla. board, provide for re registra Oefrndaftt. puhllah Jun* >0. Ft A -uly *■ m t r o f ri.onn»% t o * Vt. ISAS. tion of all municipal voters, JolINNIK MAE la OVERT; Pt*J-S» provide for absentee voting r*t!done* unknown llitB IlT IS E k H V r Ftiu RIB* Tou ar# hrr*hy notified that and for the use of voting in a Th* Hoard of ruhBv ln*trm*. a Hill of ITomn11!n.imV for chines. lion fur bainlnola County. divorn# ha* h^rn fili-i ■«*!nat Florida, wilt raralra bid* for you, and you ar# r«r|iitr#i| to Councilman Gene Stephen rh* furnlitilng of all l»>’"f. •ar\# a copy of ftiur anaw»r son, who at hia own request material*. *<|Utpm*nt and **r- or pl«4dlnit to th** III II of was given until Wednesday rruulr*il for th* Inwtalta- Complaint on th# Ido In t If F* tinn of bound. Inliroinimusl- Atiornry. Norrli I' U umlfork. night's meeting to investigate gallon in.I Program lyatoni* Iff, £17 W**t l Tinr* 1 .Sir » feasibility arid possible plans at l.yman School and Cmotri* Or 1*ndo, Florida, and fll# thr Aeadrmy. Haralnnta County. onainal atuw tt nr pi*-til log for bringing all of the town's Florida; until to# P m • In th# office of tii# Clark of insurance under a single th# Circuit Co ir■ hi Thursday, July It. ’5*3School Admlnletrat on fnf# July U, If y*»u fill overall policy, did not allow llulldlng. Commercial Biraai. t*a do #o Jttdgfn*nt by de­ up for the meeting. Hanford. Florida. *t which fault will tt# taken ■** 1 In view of this fact, coun­ •imo and placo th* bids will you for th# relief di"fii.ind#d 1,* publicly opened *nd r«aJ Ln th# Bit! of Complaint. cil authorized Clerk Jim 1»«.,NK AVT» nr aloud. Palmer lo go ahead with re ­ plan* and •pacification* may Sanford, ksrtilnol* county, h* obtained by dopo.lllng Fluid®, thi* iith day of June newal of the policy on work­ SiO no with th# Architect. John IMS man's compensation which ex A Hurt, u IV, Fourth rloor, (Mr U*l He,f.irt Mian tic Nation*: pires next month. .Arthur II* Jr, Hank Building. Sanford. Hor* Cl#rk of Circuit Court Ida hucli •l*|..,*!t " 'll bo re­ fly Aria J. I,uni1«|ul*i Cattla of West Germany funded in full to **-h porw.n 1» C. who return* in* document* In Norn# I». Wool fork in now are 9D.9 per cent frea of good condition within HI day* 5*7 West Church Ht. Tlie Federation of Nigeria tubervuloai* because of an »ft*r tn* t.ll opening *iriando, Fla, A cerllllod check or bank Puhilah Jun* 11,■ 10, St, A has 31 million pimple, or more eradication program alarted dratl. payanl* to th* Board of July 4. 1»«1. than Canada, Australia ami in 1952, when 40 per cent of f,it,lie ln*iruetlon for n*ml- CHJ-IS nol* County. Florida. U. « c«ri*tn mortgag# *ncumbaflng Ngw Zealand combined. all cuttle were affected. ilortrnm m t Itond* or ■ »a - th# following d**cnb«d real Ufa-tory hid bond *«rut-d property, t»-wtt; by th* bidder and *oe*pt*b!e r->- 4. lllock ft COCVTRT our*tl*« in an amount *uu*l CU7II MANOR UNIT NO to fl*» p«r rent of the bid 1, •©cording to th* plat ihall he »ubmllt*>t with **ch f h«r«of 41 r#ri#rd#"l In Fiat llmk 13, 7i and Th* *uer**»ful bidder will 71, Public Record* of h* roqulred to furnlrh and kamlnol* County, Florida, pay for •atlefaetory perform­ ha* bf«n filed againvt you tn ance and payment bond or th# abov#-«tyI#d suit, and yod on Imod* In (h* amount "f l«b * ar# reriulf#d to varvt a copy of th* contrast amount. ;if your Answer or other Attention I* called to th* i*l**#iiing t> th# Complaint on fact that not lei* than th* Plain tlfF* •liiirnaySi AXistSR* minimum lalarle* an.l » ‘“-a R| 011 Dl Vs- UJWN a* let forth In th* Specifica­ Hfl-S A. \an ibn ItKItO. 173 tion* mu*t h« paid on thi* pro. Eait Central HouUvard. (*r* I*o4o, Floriit*. and fil** If*# Jar) al The Board of I’Ul’Ilc InatTUO- original Answer #r *th#r ilun for Memltiol* County 11*4ding In th# offlri* of th* ; Florida. re*er»r* th* right to **i#rk of th# Circuit Court on reject any and/or all h la or or hefur* the iih day of July. t„ wale* any Inforinallilaa •*» 1942. If you fail to do to, * tn* bidding No bid *h*ll b* d*cr«# pro confaaao will b*< withdrawn for a period of iakon against you for t;i# r *fifteen (IS> day* *ubi*'iu*nt Jiff d«ma>nd«4 In th# C»«»to Ih# opening of hid* wirhoUt plalnt* th* cornaut of th* Hu*td Thi* N*uHr# Bhall i n pub* j j ft Wright. Jr [l«h#d nnr« # w«*#k for four 1'halrm.m. Board of Public cooMiutlv# w««Il* in th# s' j ii Juitructlon for Semlnol# furd H* raid. r.’ounty. Florid* t»ATEIi th Is Ilk day *f R T. Jlllwe* Jun#. 1141. Aem.no:* County iur*rint*«- («•£.%L) 310 E*«t Flint, Sanford d*nt of Public Inetruci.oi, and Arthur if. fitckwlih, J r , Cs-offhlo H<t-ret»ry to th* Cl«rk .>f th# Circuit Court Board of Pubtlo lmlru.-tlon II); Alarthi T Vthl«n We Give T op Y ahie S tam p* L>a>puty clerk Publish Jun* si * *• f.-KM.i, j.jr9 t l? 21 v i §4j l HI. CiAJ-44 | CDJ if* , Police Question Is Tabled At Altamonte GOOD SELECTION GrapcvlH* Nursery FA J-9SX8 S ill Grapcfitle Ata. “Beotia Healer** M ATH ER of Sanford Sanford's Only Alr-Cswdttiooed Famitnm Stan Ml-M E First S t FA 2 9961 WORLD'S LARGEST RUBBER COMPANY 4G O O D Y E A R ✓ AND America’s Largest Retailer Of General Electric GE Daylight Blue TV TIRES iat Low Thene new tirea have three exceptional qualities which are exclusively Goodyear's — 3-T Triple-tempered Nylon cord, Tufsvn rubber, and the famous Turnpike-Proved label of per­ formance. All PrtcM Plan Tax And OW TVs TUBE TYPE BLACK 9.89 1S.HT 17.97 h.9J 8IZB 670 x IS 710 ■ 15 760 x 13 600 x 14 w n rr* 1149 19.86 11.87 xtxx . TUIIKLESA ■ GENERAL e l e ct r i c T h ln e t t e AIR C O N D IT IO N E R No Special Wiring No Expensive Installation Ikdroom fooling At Low I’rii'c Of: m 139 A is.nn DOWN It ELI VBUS AND INSTALLS TDD AY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC I E N E R A L ® ; ELECTRIC FREEZER CHEST FREEZER B A R G A IN PRICES •I I 'J & Popular Brands Farrell's ARCADE PACKAGE STORE m Instant Relearn $ Metal-lo-Metal Buckles G *$ a h lb * R r is | t k , s w ir ly a n d co a r» w 4 a w tw t t M a t W u at liiiw tow price! 1'Tniplatrly H j-il-V t. Cidnaa to eomptamant yunr raw. • Tetri • 9-pesltia# temperature • Adjustable deer thelvm am i ONE FOR ONLY, G O O D Y E A R SERVICE STORES kaaford, Fla. 553 W. Ftrri St. H i. FA 2-2821 �Tha Osteen Home Dejpoa•Mattes Oak met at Uw Arne • i Mrs. Eugene Katowlta Par the last mooting before re­ cessing for the summer. A covered dish luncheon waa held on the spacious lawn overlooking tbs lake. While tha ladles held their business meeting and pro­ gram the children and young folk anjoytd swimming and fishing. During the meeting n tetter was read from Mra. Mildred George, a club mem­ ber that hai been in the north for n year. A report was given concernJag progress In forming an Osteen Cl v ie Organlutlon which waa itarted by tha HD oo bow to make Hager paints or nsedallag day. Also how to lay a pattern oa material and alt girla modeled dresses they bad made. Other girls taking part in this were, Me- Miss Rosa Pleterskf, leader • f the DeLand 4H Club told of the work and explained bow to organise n 4H group In this community. She then Intro­ duced member* of the DeLand Club who gava demon­ strations of thsir work. Bueky Dameron then told what 4-H mean* to young people and Charline Herring told of Demonstration Day and Rally Day at Camp MeQuarria. U rn Lee, Julie Treiehel and Sunn Kate. Mn. Lowell Pettli, Mr*. JOhnny Cutler and Mrt. Al­ bert Pell agreed to organize an Oiteen 411 Club with atalliance from teveral IID member*. The club will not have meeting! during July and August 2. A family picnic will be held a t the home of Mr. and M n . P. T. Piety tha teeand Saturday in September with regular club meetingt starting In October, V A H -I Bridg Marries Fred C. Dehnel M n. Ted Garrett waa hoaBy Jalla Bartaa teaa for the monthly VAIM The wedding of Miss Jean­ Officer’* Wive* deaaert bridge. She aerved her guest* ette M. Sbofford, daughter of Rum Cake De Maison which Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Shotw ai thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Those attending were M n. L. J. Reinhart, M n. J e tt Taft, Mra. Lloyd Bowman, M n. Mike Durant, Mn. Pat O 'Gira, Mra. L. A. Mutgrove, Mr*. Jack Salisbury, Mra. Ann Wing, Mra. Jim Durbin, M n. William Goodman, and Mra. Bobbie Dowell. Mr*. Durbin waa high -core r and Mra. Garrett waa se­ cond. North Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coulielle and children snd Mra. Rosa Lee Peterman returned Tuesday from several days visit with relatives in Byronvlllc and Reynolds, Ga. 4-H CLUB GIRLS who Have a program demonstration for the Osteen HD Chib are left to right, Mellsse Lee, Chnrlenc HcrririK, Julie Treiehel, Susan Katz, Becky Dameron and In tha background, Misa Rose Pletcrakl, leader. Going-Away Party For Jean , Hiss Jean Wilkins, daugh­ ter of Hr. and Hra. Kenneth R, Wilkins, was gueit of honor at a foisg-away party, recently, given by Mis* Judy Wilson, at her borne, 2414 Grandview Ave. Jean’s father has been transferred t o Brunswick, Me., end the family will make their home there. Among the farewell gilts she received from her friends were charmi and a silver ID bracelet. Refreshments of cake, punch, chips and dips, nuts and mints were eerved throughout the party bonra ol t to • p.m. Guest* enjoying the evening were Sheila Jordan, Barhara Bolt, Marty Pierce, Cindy Wilson and a special guest and former Sanford resident. Pet Harward. Pat now Uvea in Blackfoot, Idaho, and has been visiting friends In this are*. M iss Jeanette Shoffold Hostess For 4 -H C lu b Girls Present Program JEAN WILKINS, front, fluid goodbye to her Sunford friends, when they gathered for a farewell party in her honor. From left (standing) are Judy Wilson, the hostess, Pat H arvard, a former friend who was visiting in the urea and Donna Davits, co-hostess. Picnic-Dance This Saturday Members of the A-ey Durey Wive* Club are sponsoring a "Come a* you are" picnic and ■Inner, this .Saturday at Lake Golden, from 4 to A p.m Each family I* requested to bring their uwn lunch. There will lie a conteit for a "LJtUir Mi** and Mr.", age* one to five. Many other contest* will be held with prizes awarded to tha winner*. Following the picnie, the group will go to the Acey Duecy Club for a dance from 0:30 p.m. to 1 a m. This ia atili a "come a* you are uffair." The Rim- Angela will provide the music for dancing. During the evening, a limbo and twist contest will be held and a door prize given to some lucky parson. All first anil second class personnel, their fnmiliea and friend* are invited to attend. Ricky Celebrates At Party By Donna Kates I Lxingwood, gave a Mr. and Mr*. Fred Escla- hirthday a n d end m of 290 Park Avenue in | party tor their ton, last Friday from 7:30 until 10:30 p m. at the l.ungwovd Park. Kicky'* friend* danced and were served cupcakes, punch, potato chip* and candy a* re frethmenis. Guest* included D i a n e Hughes, Freddie Kselavon, Diane Sweat, Lucky Esclavon, Roy Sweat, Genu Esclavon, Roberta Joynt, Larry Esclavon, .Stella Perkin*, Ro­ bert Joynt, Jeannette Hughes, Joyce Coyle, Tommy John*, Mary Ross Arthur, Uremia Joynt, R i t a Coyle, Ginny Wood, Paul Kirkland and lit­ tle Miss Elizabeth Esclavon. HELPING TO CELEBRATE two important •vents a t a party in honor of Ricky Esclnvon. right, nre Mias Joyce Coyle, left and his attrac­ tive little sister, Elizabeth. Personals CM Rgt. John C. Boyce, hi* wifa and two ions, Tim and Johnny, arrived Sunday for a two week visit with his futher, Dr, J. C. Boyce, -it 1 Scott Ave. He ha* Just com­ pleted a three ami one half year tour of duty with the Air Force, in Wiesbaden, Germany and will report to Scott Field, III., for hi* next n**lgmnent. Mrs. I,. E. Armstrong will leave Friday fur Norfolk, Va., for n vi.it with her daughter mid tuii-iti-law, T.t. (‘dr. mid Mr*. Renton K. Grumpier Jr, and their son*. Ilentou E. 3rd. and S u i t N'eil, Mrs. Landless Calif., waa aolemniied on June • at the Caaaelberry Community Metbodiit Church. Rev. Del mi* Copland offi­ Hollywood. ciated at the ceremony. The bride wore a white aemi-formal gown of nylon, a shoulder length veil and car­ ried a bouquet of white chrys­ anthemum* and baby rote buds. Mrt. Dean Heims, of Longwood, was matron of honor and best man was Richard Geerts, rf Sanford. Ushers w e r e Gary Shoffold, the bride's brother, Mike Sprowl and Merlin Bickle, both of Sanford. Following the ceremony, a reception waa held at the Casselberry Woman's Club with more than SO relatives and friend* attending. Akins - Ulrey MRS. FRED C. DEHNEL Twins Celebrate B ig Day Each youngster waa given Glenda Gale and Glynna Dale | celebrntnl their second blrthAlderman, twin daughters of day with a party at their home n party hut, windmill, balloon and the young guest* helped Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alderman, | 117 Poplar Ave. the honurco* op-*n their gift*. A surprise gift, from the parent* and grandmother, Mr*. N. J. Stenatrum, was a gym »et. Refreshment* of birthday enke, ice cream and punch were served. Assisting the parent* with the party were, Mr*. Stenitrom, Mrs. Rubert Heine, Mr*. Pet# McClure, Mra. Virgil Spivey, Mr*. Rob­ ert Summers and Mrs. U. J. Max. Children enjoying the cele­ bration were Robb, Guil and l-dgle Ann Urine, Gary and GLENDA AND GLYNNA ALDERMAN helping Jeff Caruso, P. J. McClure, mother prepare for their second birthday purty Doug and Dana Kay Spivey, by moving all the chains uniting and Steven llaker. By l.lnila Smithson Electrician's M a t e 2/C Thuina* llryant with hi* wire and twu children recently visited lii<« parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jack T. Bryant in Ovie­ do, He was on his way to Cal­ ifornia where lie will be sta­ tioned on the new atomic sub­ marine, Woodrow Wilson. Weekend guest.* it the LakeCharm home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Miller were Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McCall Jr. Mrs. McCall i* the former Jinx Miller. They also visited Mr. McCall's family, Mr. anil Mrs. F. W. McCall Sr. R. T. 3/C Donald Smithson visited the lmme of Mrs. P. M. Smithson luvt week, where his wire and mother, Mr*. Laura Smithson and Mr*. C. E. Smithson, of Bessemer, Ala., are staying for three week*. Donald is stationed aboard the USS Wallace L. Lind. Wedding Plans Announced Final plan* are being an­ nounced for the wedding of Miss Linda Gail Akins, of Lakeland and Dona Leslie Ul­ rey, of Oviedo. The wedding will be en event of June 20, at 7:30 p.m. at the Wrsley Memorial Methodist Church in Lakeland. Jerry Ulrey, brother of the groom, will be beat man and their slater, Miss Gay Ulrey, will be one of the brideamaids. S o formal invitations arc being extended and all friends of the couple are invited to attend. IDEAL GIFT FOR TRAVEL, VACATIONS. FOR MEN OR WOMEN SELECT YOURS FROM Gift* - Cards - Books (Formerly Me Vicars) 210 E. First SL OPEN FRI. 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Eiuatieized at leg* and neck, styl­ ed in cotton prints or solids 1 Sizes 2, -1. Tippity tops *n bot­ tom* with buttons ’n how* und flower* and chicken*! Cool breezy cotton. OPEN F R ID A Y N IG H T S — C L O SE WED. A T N O O N Mary Esther’s "Featuring Fashions Just For You" 200 N. PARK AVE. STORK llOUKU: t Vo A.14 Q un. 0 M EN 'S 115 Magnolia Ave. Ko W EAR Phone FA 2*1551 FA 2-8231 2513 PARK DRIVE �■'.*jA*' Ifi tn fifl V m ll Jane 50. ’03 — Pace 9 U )& (baud Obbif: DEAR ABBY: As I sit here writin it this letter I cannot hear anyth inn but my neighbor's mouth. He ha* a short wave set th a t completely blocks out the sound from my tele­ vision set. A* a result, we hear only HIM talking to people in other states. He talks at regulur intervals of ap­ proximately five minutes. At night, when other people begin to watch TV, he starts to mess it up. Our other neighbors say they get the same interference. He only does this at night. But th a t’s the only time we use our TV set. Is there some way to atop this? IRRITATED DEAR IRRITATED: TELL your neighbor. I have heard there is a very inexpensive little gadget that he can put on his set (or you can put on yours) that will filter his interference. I • • « DEAR ABBY: We are planning to adopt a baby in the near future. Is it proper for my mother to give me a baby shower? I have been told thnt it isn’t considered good etiquette to give u shower for nn adopted baby. . MOTHER-TO-BE DEAR MOTHER-TO-BE: It IS proper to honor a mother-to-be with By Abigail Van Buren a shower for an adopted baby. But your mother should not give it. Showers are gi\ei\ by friends—not relatives. • • diiqhliqhiA Ji « III » It III 4 1 4 (4 i HI ( II II) t i l l IS) 1:14 ( I ) (() I It it) (I) (I) I II (ti t :*• I t ) ( I I 111 (•) I t t (I) W in s ra M k ir K dtierui atltstl* W M th sr U tssl M »41m *••••*»« MU n * . N e v a ( p a r t s (Malar * K ilter!* ! 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He had decided that if he bid five spades his partner would probably he unable to go to six because he, South, was looking at a singleton heart and North might well hold a rouple of cards in that suit. South nlsu decided that If North doubled five hearts it would show heart strength. In that ease S. uth might not even make five spades and it would he better to play at five hearts doubled. However. North did not hid five spades. South was Mire that all North's high cards would be working spades and South hid the slam with every expectation of success. T V Time Previews handled to play more for eiilzth than laughs. Bub (Bill Frawley) provides the laughs when he frantically enlists the Douglas family in a search for a missing valuable stamp. Providing the warmth ii Chip (Stanley Livingstone) and hll pal Sudsy ( Iticky Al­ len). They misappropriate coins from a newsstand under the innocent assumption the money ia there (or the taking. The excitement begins when cops arrive at the Douglat home, t o i l p m. (CBS) The Nurses. "The Barbara Boweri Story." (Rerun) Elba- <t> * no ■>•■(>( s i y i n | • By Oswald Jacoby Television Tonight ewe r t i t x M H i * THE DEB ARY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN’S CLUB held a splash party and covered didt meeting, recently, at the homo of Mrs. .Marie AnartlS. Special guesta for the evening were Mr. ami Mm. Harvey j)unn, of Enterprise. Mr. Dunn served ns auctioneer for a white elephant wale during: the evening. Left to rijiht wealed are Jo Peck. Alice Roliilio and Bert Lederhauw. Standing are Margaret William.*. Evelyn Dzick, Harvey Dunn. Alberta Warner, Mary LederhatH, Helen Snodgrass, Mm. Dunn. Ora White, Mrw. Adam Muller, Mrw. Accnrdi ami Therewa Friwon. (Cox Photo) dTomamokaM Bj Mrs. H. L. Johnson Qohnah CONFIDENTIAL TO THE BOYS Hello. As always we have (cottage cheese optional ) f lard, Worcestershire sauce AT METROPOLITAN: Maybe gen­ tlemen prefer blondes tarnuse 1 can concent rated tomato some v e r y good recipes t pkg. wide egg noodles blondes know what gentlemen prefer. again. By the time you are Boil noodle* until suit, mix soup M 1ST II i • DEAR "IN LOVE” : You would 1 be wise to listen to your mother, | Honey. When your boy friend gets out, give him plenty of time in which to prove th.r. he can lead a better life. In the meantime, accept your mother’s decision. As North put down his A KJti hand as dummy he remarked, V S3 ♦ A# "Welt, partner, you aure trap, ♦ A Q J 1J ped me beautifully. Y o u WEST EAST couldn't act over E ast’s five *4 AST heart hid Mini then when ( V K #74 » A Q J 10S 3 chose to Itid five spudea you ♦ Q10 7 J J ♦ J6J * loss AM went right to si*.’’ s o r n i <m South did nut reply, lie was * A q to I 3 2 waiting for East's lead on 9 2 the accond trick. When East A K8 4 continued hearts. Smith ruf­ AK17 North and South ruloeriblo fed, drew trumps and rlaimrd loath Weal North East his slam. Para 1 * 3V He still did not holher to 31 ** 49 4* 3* answer N'rrth. Success had Pas* I'asa 3 A P*.< Pas* IV* 8* answered for him. Pb. a Opening lead—9 4 In most instances a hid that traps your partner should he five hearts and bid of six avoided, hut there are excep­ spades were both logical. tion* and South's puss over South had used that rare TH U R SD A Y P . M. • DEAR ABBY: I am in love with the most wonderful boy in the world. He is in the reformatory now. but I know he did not do all the things they said he did. He is 16 and I am lo and l love hint more than anything on this earth. Aliby. My problem is my mother. She won’t let me write to him. She says if any letters corns from him to me. she won’t give them to me. Do you think this is fair? If he thinks the whole world is against him, he won’t have any reason to want to get out and lead a better life. How can 1 explain this to my mother? IN LOVE $£ta>by On (Bhidqa 7:30-8 .to p! m. (NBC) Wide Country, "(lood Old t ’ncte Walt." (Ilcrun) Hurst star Edgar Buchanan is rarely bet ter Ilian when lie is east as a kindly old con man or a sweet talking swindler, which he is tonight, lie is related to JL/vh and Andy and causes considerable embarrassment when he tries to hoodwink their rodeo friends. T li e brothers try a romantic in troduclion to reform the old codger; l.urrne Tuttle is fea­ tured with start Karl Holli­ man and Andrew Brine. 9-3:30 p. in. (ABC) My Three Sont. "Found Money." This episode is sensitively • M l Tko r i * e o r Mi«W4 I I I D ll'n e e r y *1 r |) A m a r i n e S i a a H i l I I I WRc N e a t M ) Rvmper neeia M ) Heel er O r e a e a e I I I U etle W ell M l U lverhoat M l r i n i f l i C *'*1r*l M i U ' X i i m i A C e .ee* . heth Ashley is one of the fin r*l young actresses to come up in quite a while. And she will convince you of that with her portrayal of a student nurse who has led a quiet un disturbed life before her stud­ ies in the hospital. The rigid discipline and harsh realities of medical routine become an overpowering element a n d threaten to collapse her meni­ al make-up. Zinu Heihune and Shirl Conway star. 10-lt p. m. (NBC) The Andy Williams Show. (Color) (Be­ nin). To the thousands of viewers who have written in asking ‘‘when wiil liiey repeal the Amly William*' Showr that featured his three brothers?" This is it. Andy introduces brother* Don, Boh amt Dick in • program that i* at tune­ ful ami rhythmic as It ii warm and homey. Thia last part Is particularly true when the brother* bring on theif respective families. Maureen O'Hara i« also present, along with K (•. Brown and Marian Mercer, th e show is undoubt­ edly Andy's best of the season and a idling way to close. Sad to lay, thia is Andy'a last show until late next fall. 10-11 p. m. (ABC) Premiere. T he Potentiate." (Rerun). hTeodore Hickey hat been neither a stranger nor a dis­ appointment mi TV thl* le s ­ son, hut this was probably his best effort. He is highly effec­ tive in a role that (j a i top­ ical today as It was in years ago—a depletion of the phil­ osophy of life existing In the upper ethelon of a commimut government. Bikel. a poliiburo member, ingeniously prepares to sacrifice the life of a cluse friend In save his own political career. David Opatoshu ia a perfect back-up for Bikel in the role of the irtend. Fred Astaire it twist. all together ami hake I hour Place soup in mixing bowl reading this t will he on va­ or longer in flat dish in med­ and add dry ingredients, cation hut prepared this col­ ium oven until noodle* on tup (iradually mix in oil and vine­ umn in advance. Continue are brown. gar. Add garlic clove and let # • * sending in those good recipe* stand over nlghl. This keeps Still another good pie re­ well and if thoroughly heated though and I will have them when I return My address Is cipe is called Snit'ltine Hi Ito will not separate. Bt 1, Box .11 U, Sanford. Apple Pic. I No apples re­ • « » quired.) lilnger Ale Satan Here's another Teen age 1 pkg. pie cru-t mix I pkg lemon yello “ fixer '' You can even pul 24 Hi Ho cracker* ‘a cup (toll.tig water them in the freezer ait.I when l*i cup* sugar l'k cups ginger ale you have unexpected teen­ 1 Isp cinnamon 1-2 apple* finely chopped 1 tbsp melted oleo agers drop in mix thr*e. 1 cup pitted and chopped 1 (tip. nutmeg tt lenrr Burgers dates t |h. ground beef I'e Isp. cream of tartar '* cup broken pecans Du cup* water 1 large bell pepper '* cup celery diced 2 tbsp*. lemon juice. I large onion Dissolve gelatin in Innling Heat oven to 43u degree* l Ibsp. mustard Boll half of pastry for bot­ water. Cool. Add ginger ale. 3 stalks eeb ry tom crust of pie. Cue to line When slightly thickened ami t cup cheese an 8 Inch pie pan. Carefully the date*, nuts, apples ami I nip catsup cut Hi Ho <ruckers into celery. Turn into a large I tbsp. W orcestershire sauce halves, being careful not to mold and chill until firm. 21 wiener hmt* Brown beef, onion, pepper crusli them Fill crust with Serve on a bed of lettuce. Top Serves 6. ami celery. Then add catsup, halved crackers ('01111)1111' su­ with mayonnaise. # • • mustard sauce, ami boil (or gar, spices, cream of tartar, Try adding a few drop* of about I minutes. Add cheese water and lemon juice. I'onr lemon juice to rice the next and fill buns—about a tbsp over crackers in cruet. Boll Iter bun. Wrap in waxed pa­ out top cruet making vents time you arp rooking it. It per or foil. I’lare tn 25(1 de­ for steam to escape by pierc­ makes it beautifully while grain* wlwlc. gree oven .to minutes before ing crust with fork. Cover pic and kerpfl the • * * serving. Serve hot. Can he with top m od, pressing edges Three fourths cup rice will made and frozen. Leave in of pastry Iirmly together. serve five people when cook­ oven alwiut 3 minute* longer BrU'ti top crust with melted butter or margarine, bake .it ed and served as an accom­ if frozen. • • * 423 degrees for do lo 4U min­ paniment lo chop Miry. utes or until golden brown llamburgrr Surprise This really doe* taste like I lb. hamburger meat real apple pit). 4 slice* onion * • * 1 large carrot—sliced Chocolate Syrup Cake salt and pepper to taslc t tbsp. butter I slick -if butter or margarine 2 potatoes slireil t clip Augar •j Isp. Worcestershire sauce I cup plain flour Mix meat, sauce. salt and t Isp baking powder pepper and ninlil into 4 pat- I eggs ties. Place each patty on a I large can chocolate syrup square of foil. Place a slice Mix in order given. Bake in of onion, (mtato and carrm oblong linking dish at 3.V) dc on each hamburger. Dot with grees for 40 to 4a inUllltci salt and pepper Wrap etch While still warm *ift powder one in the foil ami hake for ed sugar oq top. Can he I hour at 330 degrees. Serve served with whipped rream on top. This is cheap hut on toasted bun* • • • good. * • • Listen b> this Noodle Pud­ ding. Tomato Soup Salad Drrsving I slick butter l clip Wesson Oil 4 egg* 'x cup vinegar I cup sugar ’* cup sugar 1 tap. vanilla I clove garlic 2 large apple*, sliced or I tsp each—salt, pepper, p.i gratril prika 1 grated lemon peel 1 tap. each — prepared mo* I never really expected to live to see it happen. But It is happening all over the country. I'm talking about parents getting together to form par­ ents' leagues to set standards for teen-agers, and to agree to enforce them. Fur at least 10 years I've been writing that, the only way for parents to cope with what someone else has termed "teen-age tyranny" is for parents to stand together. This l* to offset the fact thnt teen-agers have gained most of their hurgnining pow­ er by use of “nil the other kids ran do sueh-find-such," and "nobody else'* parents are a« strict as you are." Now it is netuu)!y happen­ ing. In towns and cities In all parte of the country parents, alarmed by the faster and faster social paee Wing set for Junior high and high school students, are getting together to slow down the paee. Are the teen-agers and younger children horrified at this sudden determination of their parents to unite for greater strength? Surprisingly enough, they aren't. In HreenvIUe, Mis*., lor example, students inter­ viewed in groups admitted they thought their parents had not been strict enough in the past. Many said ttiey would be relieved if the parents would W o m a n : By Ruth M iliell s m Roth MilUtt'a T ip # o* Teen-A g e n ." Mail » eenta to Ruth Millett Reader 8*r» vice, c ’o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 483. Dept. A. Radio City Station. New York 19, N. Y. forbid going steady. Othesw mentioned that they wished their parent* would tell them exactly what time they were expected to he home in the evening, instead of giving them such vague instructions as "Don't stay out too late." or "Let home ns soon a* you ran." The t e e n - a g e r * even thought up ezie idea of their own. After agreeing that their parents had a right to know where they were in the evening, they suggested that children are also entitled to know WHERE THEIR PAR­ ENTS ARE AT ALL TIMES. W inter swimming In opena ir pools fed by hot spring* ia enjoyed by Icelander*. Ielclea often form in a swimmer’* hair. TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-1920 Zenith Color TV Selew 2800 Sanford Are. 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A g alaat Said Katatai IK H I, Y o u gn<l * * * h o f y o n a r * plalatirr. y Legal Notice ANU rim N o li it n i i N T t , p i . t m i t M . I N I ' l l * N l 'K H V N O . I M I T B U T II’K T O t r i ’K IR n r r i h i .ic t - r i o N i T I I K H K C O N 'I) K K D K I I A L S A V I M IA AND I jD A X A K H O C I A * T i t IN < IK C L K V K L A N I). a U n ite d H ta tr a a t A m a r lc * e # r p o r a tlo a , l» A J u n a «, I t , 2 BEDROOM bouse. Florida room. Available sow. Ph. FA 2-IStt. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private batha, 114 W. First Si. Efficiency Apt. $10 Mo. up. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st RENT A~BED " Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day. Week, or Mm * CARROLLS FURNITURE Pb. FA 2-3111 11* W. la t S t Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. 1JM Elliott A.C., FA 2-3234 or FA 2JU3S. 3 RM. F u rs. ApL, |7 0 No. Bedroom Air - Conditioned. I l l E. Sth SU FA 2-57*6. _________ * -----F U R N I S H E D A partm ent Clean and close m. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. 2 BEDROOM houie. Kitchss equipped. 173. FA 2-3301. 2 B E D R O O M fu rn is h e d A porW merit. FA 2-0641. FURN. Apt. Close to. Phene FA 2 2SOO. LOST: 1961 Gold High School e ls u Ring. Marshall, Mo. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o e ■ bouse. Large rooma. gas a Sentimental value. Vicinity mo. FA 2-6344. rest room at Movieiand Saturday. Reward. Phone BEDROOM FA 2 KD5. Apartment with l a r g o screened porch. Reason­ 3. E d u c a tio n • I n s tr u c tio n able. Call FA 2-31*4 beta AIR Conditioning • Refrigera­ m . tion men needed. We train FURN. S Room Apt. with you. Tools and equipment bath A garage. FA 2-3146. furnished. Write C.T. I. Box 33, t o Herald. BEDROOMS, largo kitchen T DKNIHB KI.AINK A A I1 T O N a n d ------ . h a r h u a b a n d , If a n y , lioaa full a n d r n m p l a t a n a m a la l a t h a P U I n l l f f u n k n n w r., ti.fan d an ta TO> DKNIHK Et.Al.NK A d ll- n u t t y H o p p e d u p wis ©o l p ^ V —r r CARTS EN etM C/ 1 ER-CAM'TDU <StH WHERETHE BALL IS , GCHNGlb f IN EFFICIENCY Apartmeut e» r i n l St. Near X city Ire* parking lota and aboppinj atores. No utility ehsrgei. Suitable for couple o r ai» *le. Inquire Jaceheoa Dept. Store. CLEAN quirt Rooms" Cable.. FA 24730. D *c « a a *d la t iih n i r T IIK NINTH C lIT . 2- Nottcca - Personals .1. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. BuNine.au Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent II. Real Eatate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. 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I f y o u f a l l t o d o ao, d e c r e e p r o c o n fe a a o w i l l ba t a k e n a g a ln a t y o u f o r th a r * 11 a f d e m a n d e d tn t h a C o m p la in t. T h l a N o t ic e a h a ll b * p u b lla h a d o n e * a w e e k f o r f o u r c o n a e c u t lv e w e e k s I n t h * Ha f o r d l ia r a t d DATKD t h is l l t h H ay of Juna, 1 **3 . (8 K A I.1 A rth u r If B e c k w it h . Jr, C le r k o f C irc u it C o u rt B y : M a rg a re t K . T y re . D e p u ty C la r k A n d a ra o n . R u sh , D e a n , L o w n d a a * van d an U v rg P u b lis h J u n * 1 1 . 31, 37 J u l y «. 1 3 *3 . C D J -lt equipped. Well. Largo yard. 4 miles E. of Saotocd. FA 2-7422. Saturday A Sun­ day o r after 4 on week day*. BEDROOM unfurnished house. $63 a mo. FA 2-2322. CLEAN cool downstair Apartments, Adults. Ph. FA 2-IS34. SUMMER ralo. S Bdrm. Large turn. Apt. downstairs. Shade trees on large lot. 1703 Magnolia. $63. LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Carpeted Fla. Room, Double carporte. Fenced patio and many e»> traa. FA 2-S266. FURN. 2 Bedroom Kouso. Adults. .No pets. FA 2-7664. FURN. A pt FA 2-0*47. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $50 a month. Downtown. FA 2-6457. FURN. Apt. Air condition. Tile bath and te rm s* floora. Adults. FA 2-2374. FURNISHED Cottage. $6$ per month. Located at g Points. FA 2-14*7. Clean lat floor apt. Private entrance. 1004 Palmetto. FUR. nice 1 Bdrm, House. N ear Navy Base. FA 2-6244 APARTMENT suitable for couple or bachelor. Water turn. 26>* &. Elm . FA 2-2307. FURNISHED Apartment. ed. Queanel E. 14th St. 2 Bedroom Newly decorat­ Apt. Apt. 7. 404 322-6104. BDRM. Furn. Apt. $43 1 BDRM. Furn. Apt. $33 3101 M aprti* FA 2-3951 SURBURBAM newly painted 1 unfinished 2 bedroom A partm ent Also l bedroom furnishod Apartment. Ph. FA 2 8606 after 3. LAKE MARY. * Room House, tile bath, double carporte, kitchen equipped. Conviently located to business • beach area. $73 Mo. Th. FA 2-0930. 3 BEDROOM furnished I story House, Downtown. No chi'dren under 10. $70 per month. Call FA 2-3071 UNFURNISHED large 3 bed­ room house. $83 month. Ph. 323-0415. 2 B E D R O O M unfurnished house. Kitchen electrically equipped. FA 26630 after * p. m. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS �$ m m Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use The I . Far Real 12. R m I Estate For Bala 12. Real Estate For Sal* TRAILER apace lor re n t 3 A 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect Oviedo — 3 acres fertile soil; Mobile Manor near Sanlanmodels on Highland at paved rood: 125 citrus trees <k> Springs. State Route 434, Longwood. Open daily 10:0U full of fruit; 3 bedroom south end of Mobile Are. to dark. 10 Mlnutea South house, excellent buy, *8,300. Martin Scbueman. Phone on 17-92 and West on SemiGoldenrod Real Estate Ph. TE 83121. note 1 block. Mi 4-8736. Mi 7-7631 LMN ENTERPRISES, INC. ROOM furnished, all new 3t|r BanforD 12. Real Eatate For Sale 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home. 19. S itu a tio n s W anted Florida room, lots of trees. SUNDRIES Store. Stock A •Near base. Low down pay­ equipment. Well eslablishment. FA 2 6833. , ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ tire. CaU FA 2-0274 or 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath borne, kitchen equipped, living A Long wood TE 86369. dining room with wall to NO CASH NEEDED wall .carpet, Fla. room, $ Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a fenced back yard. FA 28184 month. T. A 1. included. 3 BEDROOM quality home 323-6083. San Lants located at 1603 You can find anything you Palom* Dr. Hardwood need advertised in the Her­ floor* and Fla. room. Nice­ ald by Sanford merchants. ly landscaped with shallow well. Can be yours with amall down payment of Jim Hunt Realty 8300. No closing cost. Office TK 2-2118 Monthly payments of *83 92. Night FA 80646 323 0700 Seminole Realty 6334 Park Dr. Saaford, Fla. 1901 S. Park Ave. Big ahady lots up to 300* FA 2-5232 anytime frontage. Highly restricted. WILSON PLACE 5 mi. W. BEST buy In the State of on Hl-Wty 46. Willard Jones Florida today. Beautiful 3 FA 2-0664. or Al Wallace bedroom country home. FA 2 6000. Only $4300.00. Edward F. Lane. Phone FA 2-3969. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS LAKE 3IARY Realtor Lakefront A canal front lots. Raymond Lundquiat, Also. Price $1300 to $3300 'A 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Income Property— Furnished SUNLAND 3 Bedroom, Kit. 2 Apartments, older home oqulp. borne. Chain link situated on corner lot with fenced yard. Will take *3)0 -.hade and fruit trees. Total for fence. Assume house price *6,000. Terms. payments. F a 2-1701. BROWN REALTY Lake Mary. Fla. FA 25237 or FA 21964 John E. Fox REALTOR 110 North Park Ave. 323 0339 Sanford, Fla. * CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath home on large shaded lot at 1614 3IeUonvllle 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 cat-in kit­ chen. Laundry room and lots of storage space in double g a r a g e . C a l l FA 2 9220 for an appoint­ ment. I BEDROOMS, living room, dining room and kitchen. Stove A retrigeraior. Dou­ ble, garage. Lot 100' x 2uu’. *« Mile north of Monroe bridge, 2nd home on left hand side of 1792. tM-jtU. s.\LE or Trade 5 room House and 1 acre for llou»etrailer and difference. 1211 W. 2uth St. Sanford. * CHILDREN kept. FA 2-lt82. r-'- ROLLER Pigruns. J.ve Tull). $6.00 PER MONTH FA 29580. Will deliver one repossessed 1963 Zig-Zag that button­ BEAGLES. *20. Can be seen holes, sews on buttons, mon­ at 103 Garrison Dr. or Call ograms, fancy stitches, etc. FA 2 7544. 7 payments remaining. Phone FA 2-8627. BLACK A Ian red tick Hound Puppies, wormed: from ex­ cellent stock. 365 9407 or READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, 363-3126. blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grtwfe traps, 22. F low ers - S h ru b * diy wells, stepping stones. POTTED MUMS m bloom. Miracle Concrete Co. 33c up. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 GRAPKV1LLE NURSERY by the bushel. Grapevilla Ave. Near 20th SL OKRA FA 2-0415. .13. Furniture Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 248TT. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry's Msrt 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132 FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress rea•rating. New k Used Furni­ ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at TOO Celery Ave. FA 82117. • m i I * N tA tan. T *A I s * k l "Quit sig n alin g for him to walk m«!** W all Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT snd REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 86582 HOUSECLEANING. All fun­ gus growth k mildew removed. Natural colorless finish. Licensed St bonded. Will not harm plants. Write L P. Ellis, Wekiva River Haven. Rt. 1, Sanford. LAWN SERVICE PLUMBING 3!owing and edging, etc. SstContracting Repairs u f action guaranteed. Ph. FREE ESTIMATES FA 81817. R. L HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 TRACTOR work, mowing, discing, blade, scoop. Ph. 27. Special Services FA 2-7664. Piano Tuning and Repair Mattretui Renovation W. L Harmon — FA 2-4223 Includes: Cleaning A Process­ F R IG IDA IRE Sales It Service G. 11. HIGH 1700 W. let St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 Air-Conditioning: Semi Retired Carpenter Small Repairs — Painting Phone— FA 2-T98J NO down payment. 1 bed­ room. kitchen furnished. Well kept. 110 Lake Dot Dr. Sunland. YOUR BIST UVIN6 AND —w r v ~W 36. Aulomuhlleti • Tracks BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rstes ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK Robson Sportln* Gooda Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-88 E. 1st Pb. FA 83001 Your Neighbor A t Hollers ing Felt, Brand New Cover, Brand New Insulation Where Needed. FREE PICK UP it DELIVERY $14.60 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. HOTFOLNT french fry ma­ chine, malted milk ma­ chine, 3 cups. Meat blockAnlique. 2 Used refrigera­ tors *30 00 each. 1 Gibbon delux 30" Range. Used 6 as months. *8900. 1 Cash 34. 3 Articles For Sale Register. National. Antique. p 1 Westinghouse 2 drawer teen*, mess kits. Armybun warmer. Heavy duty Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford meat scales. I t' Restaurant Ave. counter. Pink charcoal, for­ mica counter. *50.00. Day 51 FA 2 3873. Nights FA 2 3166. Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 210' of Chain link fence, one A gate and a deluxe electric webbed cheaper than you Stove. FA 2-8140. can do it yourself. Bring it to live Furniture Center. 6* WHITE Uniform*. Good condition. FA 2-3957. 1100 French Ave. *1.23 PER WEEK Assume payment. 1962 Zig gi Zag Sewing Machine. Makes if button hole*, darn*, & monogram*. Balance of 7 & teed. Town k Country. Pb. pay incnl*. FA 2 9111. 322-3362. GOOD Ride Mower. *33. Elect. REPOSSESSED Range as is $3. Small re­ recorder, mike and tape. T frigerator as is *5. Catty Ideal for recording conver­ all $8. 312 E. 3th St. sations, parties, music, etc. Take up fl payments of *8. IMPORTED Gifts to see. Samples. Writ# “ Gifu" l'.o. FA 2-8627. — Box 78, Sanford. An Investment, not an exUSED double Mattress It box P1 springs. *8 oO. 202 Brad­ C1 shaw Dr. FA 2 3239. SEAT COVER CO. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6032 geration service. All work ALL WORK GUARANTEED guaranteed. Very reason­ able In price. Day FA 2-7434 AUTO GLASS Night FA 2-2U69. For real automobile REMODELING, R e p a i r s , INSTALLED Florida Rooms, carportes, Shop the Herald Ads where Senkorik G lue and Faint carpentry, painting, roofing, local merchants offer their Company mildew removal. FA 2-7274. best buys. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 MOO 00 on MOM! D IS C O U N T O N A L L USED C A R S LIST E D BELOW! 60 FORD FALCON SUtlow Wage*, radio A heater, A/T Waa *1195 Station Wagon, radio, hratar, A/T Waa *M9y l.ark Station Wagon, Stand. Train., heater Waa *9»3 S tation Wagon, A /T , heatrr Waa *793 CLEAN-UPSALE To Make Room For Trade-Ins From [Jig Increase In Sale* Of New Chevrolet, Old* a n d Cadillac Cara. . IU C M X J U IIT CLEVE MANNING UTILITY MAN Clete liven at 1269 I3tli Street with hi* wire. Millie Also and 6 children. Clevr Marled In work at Holler* when we flr*t opened on Find Street in 1911. His favorite pastime l* hunting. Ready To Serve You At Hollem of Sanford bar' I’arkwood Station VVagun, A/T, radio, heatrr Mas 11195 V A C A T IO N f dr. ardan, stand, trana., h ru trr Mas *895 llel Air I dr. sedan \ SHOWS Knjny your vacutiun this year In a really nice U»ed Car of your chooMng. . . . Ilrrr a rr a few of tlit* many dUplayrd on our new paved and well lighted lot! Car* on display under llghta until midnight. 196.1 Cutlass Olds F-85 NiMH Coupe. *polle*« maroon hurk* ct hM e, w hite exterior, CMSolo *e. lector, aulom alle Iran*., radio, heat, er. whitewall*. Lea* than 3,090 mile*. SAVE. SAVE *700 196.'! Pontiac Catalina 4 Door *rdan, aulomalle Iran*., r a ­ dio, h ra lrr. power steering and W brake*, whitewall*, tinted glaa*. 9 l.e*. than 10,000 m iiri. Very Special! 2595 1961 Ford Galaxie 2 liiMir hardtop, automatic Iran*., railiu, heater, power altering and very clean. Thi* Sal*. . . . *1795 Fairiant1 500 1959 Ford 2 Door hardtop, automatic trana., radiu, heater, power a im in g , while* wall*. Going For . . . Statlun Wagon. A/T, radio, heater Waa *395 INVESTING OPPORTUNITY IN FLORIDA TODAY! GAS llotwater Heater. Com­ I960 PLYMOUTH. 4 Dr. Sta. plete aquarium. DchumtdiWagon. Radio k Heater. tier. Water Skiis. FA 2-1361 Private. Immaculate. Ren* so ruble. 322-3434. i $1 per day rental for Electric Carpet Shampooer with pur­ 37. Hoata • Motor* chase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. Gateway To The Waterway take up monthly payments of $13.30 on 2 complete rooms of furniture. CaU TR 81511, Casselberry, col­ lect. II. n. POPE CO., INC. 2nd. k Magnolia FA 2-6321 EXPERT Pruning big or 2i« So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 BEDS FOR RENT small groves. Reasonable. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Hospital, Runaways, Juve­ FA 23790. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS nile. FREE delivery and Al! Types and Sire* BABYSITTING. Day or night. Pick-up. We Repair and Service FA 2-1212. FURNITURE CENTER S T I N E 1100 French Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. 21. Beauty Salons Pb. FA 2 7933 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Ser. Eve. Appl's. LAWNS Renovated • Aerate this etc. Free estimate. Ph. 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 Remove Thatch • Chinch 322 3306. Bug Spray (VC-13) * FeniSPECIAL lxe—Ph. FA 24244 29. Automobile Service i Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop MANSFIELD L\WN SER. Auto Glass, Tops j Cold Wave *6.93 complete. TREE'S trimmed. Dc mossed A Sea) Covers Open evening by appt. k removed. Reasonable. Ph. AUTO GLASS & 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0831 FA ?-76tM. 22. Build - Faint - Repair 36. AatomoMoa • R 27. Special Service* 25. Plumbing Service! 34. Article* For Sale TERRA Marina Houseboat* Land or water. Very nice. Alsu Air Boat IV 6”. F ast Both very reasonable. Sea a t Marina tale Camp. R t. 1961 RENAULT Caravelle. •W. Sanford. Removable hard top. 13,000 CHROME Dinette set. Tabic miles. Call 363 3715. 39. Trailers top k 6 chairs, gray finish. CHEVROLET 1932 8* ton HOUSETRAILER 43' x IV. $ 36" x 50". 762 Longdale Pickup, less than 6.000 Bedrooms. FA 2-8769 after • Ave. Longwood. 8387148. miles on engine. FA 2-6733. p. m. UPRIGHT Piano. Satisfactory 1961 TEMPEST 4 door Station GREAT LAKES. 1960 3 Bed* condition. *33. FA 2 0960. Wagon. Straight shift. Ex­ room llouvclrailcr. 8V x 10P cellent condition. 2686 Mag­ Wilt SACRIFICE. Sanford. RETIRED Naval Ofllccr movnolia Ave. FA 2-2806. 322-3433. Ing. Will sell bunk beds, pair of antique love scats, silver service, htdea-bed, 12* Boat and controls. 16 MM Bell k Howell Movie Camera at reasonable prices. A. R. Smith. Ph. FA 2 0913. *1095 59 DODGE V-8 *695 HOLLERS or SANFORD 60 STUDEBAKER $895 56 PLYMOUTH V-8 - YEAR *695 59 CHEVROLET V-8 *1095 56 FORD V-8 *295 Save On Increase In Auto Tax! Buy Before July 1 59 RAMBLER *795 56 CHEVROLET *395 Deltona 56” 995 6225-“ -4495 55 DODGE *595 62- " - 2195 mi M Om6 3 3 - 2 0 9 5 40 DODGE *35 61 g a s 1 5 9 5 61 IP-!*»; 1695 Campers! 70 c Ol i-puw-iw. 2 IV D ** " # M^ *995 Economy Minded? 1959 Renault Sedan $O Q C Very Cleun, Whitewall Tiros Mas $195 Custom Royal 4 dr. Maa *695 Tran*. | FLORIDA'S REST HOME VALUES; I door sedan No Closing Costs! Horncaile Investment Opportunities From Just *109i DRIVE. OUT TODAY! Via# IllfauUtQ 24 It! off f6tR*flic Folio# ilf"l* la 1 t»« O Ii TO M *actt Pf §r4 RICit 2 t S » W p rt rtf Tha Miekli Bro*. inc. Hfitnni fit • FTinnc 6664458 Best Of Financing — On The Spot All Used Cars Sold Under A One Year G.\V. W arranty. M s. 115 J69t>0 to J15.450 As Low as *210 down. As little as *43.11 a month! «t tr« 0 t l* r , FOR your best buy, cuouse Tee 'N Green Estates. 3 A I Bedrooms. More space for your money. 20th Street West by Mayfair Golf Course. Open daily It 6:00. 122-2744 Builders: I UN EV TEBITUSES, INC. Child Care. FA 2-2274. By Nadine Seltzer 8WEETIK DIE 16. Female Help Wanted furniture. Private bath. 130. 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. a month. Gentleman pre­ Good location, kitchen BEAUTY Operator. Full time. 322-0872, Edith Beauty Ba­ ferred. 322-8361. equipped. Low down pay­ iun. ment. Assume loan. A real EFFICIENCY Garage Apt. saving. Call FA 2-94T2. BEAUTY COUNSELORS — All conveniences. Close in. has limited openings for FA 2-6409. representatives In this area. St. Johns Realty FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ Selling by appointment only. THE TIME TESTED FIRM lex. Available June 24th. For interview call 116 N. Park Av«. FA 86123 FA 2-3610. FA 2-3145. SACRIFICE for quick sale. 2 NICELY furnished bedroom Bedroom House with or BABYSITTER live In preferA kitchen. Private bath A red room, board *10 week. without furniture. Near entrance. Elderly woman or 18 or over, older woman schools and storei about couple. 1st floor. 9M a preferred. 322-8097. 4 mile* from N.A.S. Out of month. FA 2-24W. flight pattern. Good invest­ 17. Male Help Wealed ment for renting or borne. 3 BR. Frame House. Partly Low monthly payments. The City of Sanford Civil Ser­ furnished. Near NAS. Not Have to see house to ap­ vice Board is accepting ap­ fancy but cheap rent. $12.30 preciate. Call FA 2-1399. plication.' for the position week. FA 2-3219. of police patrolman. Re­ 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ REDUCED for quick sale quirements; 21 to 30 ycara by owner. 3 BR.. kitchen ped. 1100 Mo. FA 24137. of age; height and wgt to furn. Atr-Cond. Princeton conform with established EFFICIENCY Apt. 811 Park. Ave. Very low down pmt. standards with minimum Assume 4U fi mortgage. FURN. 3 Bdrm., Oak floor*, 59" hgt and 134 lbs wgt; FA 2 2289. masonry home. 1 Blk West minimum of high school of Hwy. 17-22, on 431 then 3407 ASH MEADE RD. Or­ education or equivalent. Ex­ |; 1 blk South on East St. to amination for qual. appli­ lando. By owner. 3 Bed­ Vincent Dr. cants will be held at 7:30 room, 2 bath, Fla. room., p. m. June 27, 1963 In citycustom borne. Sacrifice. NICELY furnished large 2 hall. Good working condi­ Central heat, automatic Bedroom and 2 bath Apart­ tions snd pension plan. Sub­ sprinkler. Near schools A ment. Adults. Ph. FA 2-3666 m it applications to Civil buses. $16,900. 109* down. 1812 Sanford Ave. Service Examiner by June 20 ACRES of grove on Hwy. 25. 1963. CLEAN A Urge lake, 3 room frame Unfurnished Apt. 3619 Elm. house. $20,000. Will finance. NEEDED 1 Man. White only. Near School A Store* Experienced in moving Call 349-3431. household goods A driving (FURNISHED new 1 Bedroom tractor A trailer. Apply Duplex. Adult* only. 2200 P1NECREST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. room, built-in Sanford Trunsfcr A Stor­ Park Ave. oven A range. 104 E. Jen­ age Co. Alien lloyne Mgr. APARTMENT. 503 Myrtle. kins Circle. 322 9337. 1300 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-3602. MAN 21 to 45. For an estab­ 8. Beach Rentals lish ed Insurance debit. Stenstrom Realty Sanford area. Guaranteed HUTCHISON Ocean front salary plus commission. Real Estate—Mortgages Apartment. Daytona Beach. Apply Boom 301, Sanford i n N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 FA 2-4058. Atlantic Bunk Bldg. 8 to Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 9. For Sale or Rent 9 a. m. or Write C. W. nroEvenings rup, Box 1329, Sanford, Fla. 3 BDRM house. 817 Catalina. FA 2 2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 138. Articles For Sal* Brralf) June 20, *t>3 — Puff* 11 31A. Peta CHEVROLET C Q do DC.E 2 Hr. V-8, Autu. CO H O TS l|W ** ivs, I I 7 J 603“ - 1195 C IIAA DK Ec V H kCAl T A D C M AJ U £A L v A iw F F\ m T iE V I lO l.B T Dr. Hrl. V*8, a /t I KED and 71# AUUREk k EALKLE JntlvXl. FV 2 62.11 — - llrtnndn f l l CLAUDE |.51«6 ------ ?501 Park We. H1TTELL 10*01 We have a (Ike new Dodge Truck with “Dreamer” Camper, fully equipped. Al A Very Iteunonuhie Price: Y O U M U S T SEE IT! Charlie Craig Hob 'Uuuiiaa "The Hold Brick Twins” Seminole Co. M otors 519 E. First St.. Sanford FA 2*1X114 Winter Park Ml 7-2:110 O T H J uE «. . M O T O N W' 'I I N C . . I I PO N TIA C BUICKv T R A M B L E R I if �foralii Sommer Art School Open Af DeBary Fiesta Schedules Listed ■y D w Fate* Claude Layo, chief of the Iamgwood Volunteer Fire A summer art school and D*Pt- and general chairman workshop la being conducted of the Fourth of July Fiesta, a t U» DeBary Mansion under said today that the third an­ Uta direction of the Florida nual Fiesta will be the "big­ federation of Art, Inc. It la gest and best ever." Mended to provide high quali­ Layo said that the fire­ ty profepalonal Instruction works display alone will last with fOtl-time workshop ac­ more than one hour being commodation!. set off as fast a t three men Portrait, figure, still life and landscape studies will be can operate. The Fiesta will begin with available with lectures each Wednesday afternoon open to ■ parade forming at the L/mgwood Elementary School the public. Many of the artists are at 10 a. m. Those wishing staying at the Mansion. Dir to submit entries for the actor of the school Is Eliot parade arc asked to contact Layo as soon as possible. McMurrough. Following the parade, prises McMurrough alto la aenr lug aa Instructor for the first will tie awarded at the Reiter period of study from now Field Fair Grounds to the through June 21. He la form best appearing fire truck, the ar owner and director of the most attractively decorated Palm Tree Art School In car, the most original float Saraaota and has taught at and a number of others. The bathing beauty portion the Hartman School and Gal of the Mist Flame of Semi­ Jery and the Rlngllng School of Art. He presently Instructs nole County Contest will start a t tha McMurrough School of promptly at 12:30 p. m. Art la Indlalantla and the Judges for this event will be Loch Haven Art Center In officers from the Florida Firemen’s Assn. Orlando. The second course of In­ Taking place immediately struction will ba under the after this event will lie the direction of Loran WUford, of exciting and fun filled grea* Saraaota, who hat won many e<l pig contest. The winner first prises for various paint­ wilt get to keep the pig. The Falling Angels of De ings and held a water color ahow a t the Royal Academy Land will perform at 3 p. m jumping first from Die plane la London In 1062. WUford will instruct stu­ leaving trail* of colored dents at the Mansion from smoke as they descend. Three of the ’chutist will be passing June 30 through July 12. Third artist-instructor will batons in the air while the Charles Holder, from July fourth is performing aerial Aug. I. He ia a native maneuvers and a fifth is who won the Phi aiming for a target on the Kappa creative achieve­ ground. At 3 p. in. the evening gown ment award at the University final* of the All** FI* me Con­ of Florida, the grand prize at the All South Florida Art test will be held with Miss Eihlbitioa in Miami and has Flame being crowned by exhibited with the National Paul Bennett, president of the Florida Firemen’s A sin. Academy of Allied Artist* of Tlie winner and first amt se­ America in New York City. cond runnersup each will re­ Teacher for the final sessceive beautiful trophies and fen, Aug. 13 through 23 will be Roy Nlehoia, who haa stud­ prises. Each of the three girls will ied extensively and ha* much teaching experience. He won bo presented wilh corsages through the courtesy of Rosthe Manatee Art League first setter's Mona’s ami Ramsay prise and his work was sel­ ected for the South Coast Flower Shops. Prises will be awarded all Annual National Show. McMurrough has announc­ day long at the Fiesta and the firemen’s famous South­ ed that art student* may en­ ern fried chicken will be roll for a whole course, a served throughout the day. week at a time or on a Tlie fireworks display will dally basis. lie the closing event ot Die day. 300 Attend DeBary Day DeBary Day a t Ponca De­ Leon Springs, sponsored last Friday by the DeBary Civic Assn, and Chamber of Com­ merce, wa* attended by more than 300 persona. A gift program for tho day was sponsored by tha Del .and Chamber of Commerce In co operation with Leo Norwood, manager of the Spring*. Winners Includ'd Mrs. Ar­ th u r Bollnian, Mr*. Iliorntor Smith, Mrs. Louis LaCHat, Mrs. Lucy Gallop, William Dries, Lt, Col H. Willis, Mrs, William Fiiller, Mr*. Roy Conkling, Jam es Duffy, Mr*. Maria Accardl, Mrs. Martha Luts, Mr* H. G. Healer, Mra. Henry Fierce, George Wright, Mrs. H. L. Miller, Mrs, Her­ man Burger, Mr*. Adam Slull*r, Mr*. Cheater Ilearick, Mrs. William Hannon and II. S. Downing. Bus Schedules Set For Brownie School lius schedule* to and from the Brownie Day Camp to be held at Sliver Lake next week from Monday through Friday are aa follows: Morning pickups will be made at Houthsule School at 8:10 a.m.; at Lake Mary Fire House at 8:23 a.m .; at Sunland Playground at 8:33 a.m and at Pinecrest School at 8:43 a.m. Afternoon returns will bo at Piaccrest School at ? ! ' p in ; a t 5unland Playground at 2:23 p.m.: at Lake Mary Fire House at 2:33 p.m. and at doithaida Acbool at 2:30 p.m. IT*"*— f-H - 'H S * PAGE 12 THUIIS., JUNE 20, 1063 COUNTY NEWS Cbisxx fcdiiion 1IIHGEST KUItllLEH in n bubble Rum blowing content held Tueatlny morn­ ing an part of the Summer Recreation Program at I-oriRwooiI Kelcmentary School were blown by Linda Varnum, KuReno Kennedy and Lynne s\nn Stevcnn, left to ri#ht. Linda took first prize in the 7-U year primp, Eupcne lit the 10 year and older protip and Lynne Ann in the 5-6 year piotip. Con­ tests were conducted by Couch W alter Dzuru* and Mrs. Diane Amos. (Herald Photo) Village To Get New Books Recreation Opens Tuesday In Village North Orlando’s Summer Recreation Program for child­ ren of all age groups opened on Tuesday morning of this week with the organization of a baton twirling class un­ der the direction of Airs. J. D. Grlnstead. These classes will be con­ tinued each Tuesday morning at the ihufflehoard court* of the Village Recreation Cen­ ter. The opening session of the Glamour and Grooming Course to be taught by Mr*. Pat DeVillaggio will be held next Tuesday at B:30 a. m. in the Community Building. Weekly skating parties at Atciodce Skatitig Rink are scheduled for Thursday morn* ings with the youngsters meeting at the Recreation Center at 9 a. m. in order to lie at the Rink by 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Art Rhodes, who is organizing transportation to and from the Rink, said to­ day that more volunteers are needed to help tn this phase of the program. Those who could provide transportation either way are asked to con­ tact her at her home. DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance By J a w C a w lfe try "Mtsty," 18-month-oId toy Manchester belonging to 13 year old David Krohne, son of Ur. and Mrs. Wally Khrone, wants to be "tree top tail" and climbs with speed and grace the giant live- oaks oa the lawn of the Krohne’a Fairy Lake home. What might sound like • Shaggy Dog Story all started about a month ago when the Khrones noticed that little Misty was not content with chasing the squirrels up the trees but, instead, had start­ ed to pursue them further by scrambling up the tree trunks and balancing precar­ iously on the highest limbs. Now, however, .Misty has discovered that the fun is in the climbing and no lung­ er needs a squirrel as ln.entive. As a matter of fact, she eagerly obliged thia re­ porter by performing on cue and posing for photographs. Summer Readers To Take Space Trip By Julia Barto* Altamonte Libararian Airs. Florence Cotirsen has an nounccd that registration will remain open until June 29 for the annual summer read­ ing program for children. Till* year’s program will take the theme of a trip into outer space through the solar system. Upon register­ ing each reader will receive a rocket which will progress from planet to planet as each five books arc read. The pro­ gram will last for eight weeks ending around Aug. 2l. The library is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat­ urdays from 10 a. m. until 1 p. m. The withdrawal of hooks will be limited to two at ont, time with no more than six withdrawals allowed in any one week. Kooks read will be tallied once each week. Tlie Children's Story Hour will be conducted this sum­ mer by Airs. Robert Webb on Saturday morning* from 10:3o until lt:3o at the Community House on Maitland Are. for youngsters between the ages of four amt seven years. PERFECTLY SILHOUETTED, "Misty" 18niunth-old toy Manchester, is shown in the top photo climliin# one of the Riant live oaks a t the Wally Krohnes on Fairy Lake. The arnsill <1o r , shown in the bottom photo with her master, 13 year old David Krohne, started climbing trees o iler squirrels but does it now "just for fun.” (Herald Photos) Ry Mrs. Adam Muller By Mona Grlnstead Denary'* Volunteer Fire men sponsored a dance last Announcement dial a com­ Saturday night at the Recrea pletely new system of keep­ lion Hall of the Fire Station ing financial record* for the with Darwin Rmce in charge Village of North Orlando will of arrangements and the pro­ be set up a* of July 1. be-, gram. ginning of the new fiscal EDITORIAL COMMENT A special guest, Miss Adele year, was made today by Kelly, of Covina, Calif., en­ Mrs. Irene Van Eepocl and tertained with voral solo* and .Mrs. Fred Salter. selections on the piano and Mrs. Van Kopol. In addition also instructed the audience to serving on the Village In the Hawaiian Fishing Song. CoBRiatulaliun* are in order this week for Council also serves as com­ Those attending enjoyed very the Geneva Volunteer Fire Dept, which nithouRh missioner of finance and much the gay evening and ex­ orRanized only two week* ago, already U drnwitiR franchise negotiations. Mrs. pressed appreciation to .Miss up it* constitution and by-law* and »cttitiR al*>ut Sailer is village treasurer. Kelly who soon will be leav­ to Ret a charter. Since the new couneil took ing to return to her home. At tiie flame time the men are hu*y with over alter elections in March, Another dance is being functional detail* of their department and are tlm two women have worked By Shirley Wentworth planned by the executive donating time and fund* to the conversion ot a hand in hand in keeping cur committee on entertainment The regular monthly meet- J R«* tanker truck into an adequate piece of fire rent records up to date. for the evening of July 4 be­ ing of the Bear Lake Com- ; fiRhtiiiR equipment. Mr*. Van Eepocl, who has ginning at 7:30 p.m. Tin- next ■nullity Cluli will be held at Conlrilnilioii* uf any item suitable fur use on ill her possession till1 books, regular dunce will lie held 8 p. ill. today in the Florida the truck will be appreciated us will any dona­ Power Clubhouse at which records and all correspon­ from 8 until 11 p.m. on Satur­ tion* of tim e or money. The Rreatest need* at tho time Henry Duval of the dence dating hark to the in day, June 29. present time arc for it pump and hose which Apex Contracting Co. of For­ corporation of the village, has Square dancing instructions could lie of the type used on any conventional est City will tie the main spent a great deal of time under (lie direction of Harold spray equipment. the past few months studying Jenkins are held each Friday speaker. Official* of the new 26-nlumber orRimizaDuval Is scheduled to speak and sorting the past trans evening. All interested resi­ tion, appointed on a temporary basis until tlie on problems connected with action* in order that they dents arc invited to partici­ charter is received, are Lewi* lluRhey, chief; construction of roads and how may ho properly filed for fu pate and refreshments arc Kay McGill, assistant chief and Jim 3 to well, the use of soil cement could lure reference. FINANCIAL RECORDS for the VillnRe »f North available. Air conditioning lieutenant. Any one of these can lie contacted for lower overall costs. All canrclcd check* writ­ Orlando aru Lein# kept by Mrs. Irene Van E c| mcI, should be installed by this information regurdinR the department. ten on the village accounts left, member of the Village Couneil and commis­ Saturday in the Recreation are in thu hand* of Mrs. Sal­ sioner of finance anil franchise negotiations and Hall. ter. Mrs. Fred Salter, right, village treasurer. A new Most recent progress made set of hooks will tie set up beginning with the by the village in straightening new fiscnl year on July 1. (Herald Photo) Ity Air*. Adam .Muller nut its financial situation was DeBary World War I Vetthe part payment of n long rans, Barrack* M97, held their overdue bill to live Pickerell By Shirley Wentworth regular meeting and picnic Sporting Goods Co. of Orlan The June meeting of the at Fonce DeLeon Springs last iki for equipment bought Iasi Bear Lake Home Demonstra­ Thursday with Comma infer By Air*. Adam Muller Kind advanced students *r>4 summer. Sir*. Van Ecpoe tion Club will be held at 8 William Brie* presiding. A reception was held.at the j demonstrations, open to tha has set up a time payment Cue-t speaker for the nccii. j p. m. next Tuesday at the DeBary Mansion House lust schedule wilh the cumpany public, are given each Wed­ home uf Mrs. Clayton Vorms- aiun w'u* Frank lash of Win­ fur the remainder uf the debt. l>crg, Mil Balmy Beach Dr. ter Fark, commander of thu Sunday altcrnuun honoring nesday afternoon by tlie art­ By Jane Casselberry The 1962 report also ha* Airs. Mariana Miles, club in Bear Lake, seventh district, who spoke Klli.it McMurrough. artist in ist in residence. liven mailed to the U. S. The South Seminole Wel­ president, has issued an apWorkshops for the evening on pensions for WW I veter­ struelor who will be in resi­ liming McAIurrougli's stay Treasury Bureau in Washing­ come Wagon Newcomers Club peal for good, clean, used will be on covering shoes and an*. dence at the Alans am this lie has a one man show ot his ton, D. C. It was learned with regret month. held u birthday party at .Sun- clothing of most all types designing greeting cards, The Florida Federation of i works on display in the in aui land Training Center recent­ which is badly needed at the Members also will conduct that tho Barmrka wuuiii loan ly for the girl whom they center where supplies depend an exchange of favorite re past commander Ralph Combs Art annually sponsors these Gallery. who is moving to Coen*. | summer c!u,.»».v for beginners sponsor and the other 23 girl* heavily on voluntary support ripe*. Buffet tables for Sunday's in her ward. reception were overlaid wilh Nine members of the club white crocheted cloths and conducted the party with each was centered with a many others contributing to­ tloral arrangement of ruses Flay fur IPs tables of wards refreshments. flanked bv large crystal bridge was directed by E, Z. Since most of tlie patients punch howl*. Troys of tea Walters tor thia week’s Tiles are unable to feed themselves, Ky Ilona Gitnstead 1a softball game under the for dancing An auction wilt I In charge f planning t In- sandwiches and rookie* com­ day afternoon meeting of the the Newcomers fed them the Addition of a Square Dunce 1direction of Couneilmun Bob add to the entertainment ache contests are Mr. and Airs. pleted tabic appointments. dole. Dellary Duplicate Bridge refreshments of ice cream, Pasqtutc DelVlIlaggio wh • Hods and hostesses for tlm Fro gram to be presented by Stephenson. Adult games of Club m live Community Cen­ soft drinks and cupcake* each Serving at the Civic Assn, a-e assisted by Mrs. Ilyin. event were Mrs. Viola How­ the Starlight Promenodrr* of chance during the afternoon barbecue will be from 3 un­ Mrs. Kart Achord and .Mrs. ter. topped with a candle. ard. Mrs. Alacci Smith. Mr. Winner* were NS, three, The youngster* uttered Sanford for the North Orlando will tie conducted by Rill til 8 p in under the direction James Snyder. and Mrs. Arne Ericksen, Mis. way tie (or first of Dr. and squeals of glee when a color­ July 4th Celebration has been Harris and conclusion of a of Chairman Bill Ity an who The ((reworks display, William II itlinan. Mrs. Jot* Mrs. Karl Sandborn, Air. and ful balloons was tied to the announced by the North Or­ scavenger hunt for the vil­ will tie assisted by Chuck which will serve as the grand epli St John,, Mrs V. John­ Mrs. Norman .Meyer and arm of each wheel chair. lando Civic Assn., sponsor of lage youngster* , will take Rowell. finale for the celebration, son Mrs. J. K inkier, Mrs. Booths wilt lie set up along will lx* set off (ruin the ren place. .Mrs. Harry Schoh amt Mrs Hearts of the club members the event. Olncc Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Accardl. Fourth place were touched when a blind The Promenaders. who wdi A number of additional com­ the south end of the Recrea­ tcrflcld in the lighted R e-1Jack Young. Mrs. Chester winners were Airs. Ruth jirl started singing "Happy perforin at 8 p. m. In the petitive events for the young tion Area Tennis Court next creation Area Kldrulge, Airs. It llollin Rlalt and Flu) Dellerard. Birthday” with ail tlie other Village Recreation Area, will people have been planned to the fence for the celebra­ All proceeds from the dayahead, Mrs. A. Alac.Vaughtoc KW winners were, first, retarded girls making an ef­ Invite audience participation with prizes donated by Our tion, with the north end ot events will be turned over to and AIrv. Clinton Sommer, Mrs. Charles Hassle amt Mrs. fort to join tn the song. and will assist those who are Lady i Catholic Circle. Fenc­ the court left open for serv­ the Civic Assn, to help de­ Kdna Itilly: second, Mrs. The Welcome Wagon spon­ not thoroughly familiar with ed play area* for the small ing food and refreshment*. fray expense* of the many | David Singer ami J. A. Shef­ sors the girl as a memorial the dances. In return, tlie 18 children will be filled with The west side of the area projects it conducts tar bene Supreme Court field: third, .Mrs. Dorothy to the late Air*. Kay Miller, member* of the Promenaders sawdust for safety while will be set aside for games fit ot the village a, a whole The U. S. Constitution left B. Chandler and Atra. Donald senior Welcome Wagon host­ who will be giving the per­ playing on live gym equip­ and dancing and the contests Those willing to help with i all details ol organizing and for Miss, Little Miss and Lit the program or who wis.i I simulating live number of C. Johnston and fourth, .Mr*. ess, winy wanted tlie club to formance will be treated by ment. Free prize* wtli be given tie Mr. North Drl.mito wdt additional information are members tn the supremo Atumie Heilman and F. K. help one ot the 700 patients the Civic A s s u . to bai ln.vu«.4 away every hour on Uie Isuur also be conducted within the asked to call Mr*. Anton Kre \ Court to Congress. The numat Sunland, many of whom chicken dinners. Froechllch. Mrs. Ilassle and Airs. Reil­ arc forgotten by ‘.lie outside The celebration will st»rl during the afternoon and a area with the exact location celt, overall chairman of lh< ] her of member* ha> varied i l 1 p. m. uu live lourUz wilti^juk* box will be convenient to be announced. world. ly scored a o iu game. I celebration. 1 Ifurn fiv« by Inc pi count mtWi Congratulations Bear Lake Club To Meet Today HD Club Sets Tuesday Meet Newcomers Club Has Party For Girl At Training Center Bridge Club Winners Named In DeBary DIANE H (I G II E S . daughter of Mr. nnil Mra. Knlpli J. Hughe*, of 257 I’urk Avenue. I.oiirwimhI, ja the Intent entry in the “Mian P l a n t e " of Seminole County Contest beinjc npounoml by the I.iuiRwuotl Volunteer Fire Department na un event of ita iinnuu) Fourth of July Fieatu. Diane, who will r e p r e a e n t the LotiKWoori Department, atiitul* five feet, 7, -j inches tall, measure* 43-31-13 nml like* to ilance nml avvim. t Herald Photo) Dog Climbs Trees..? DeBary Veterans Hold Meeting Reception Held In DeBary To Honor Resident Artist Promenaders To Dance For Village �NAS Expansion Program Up $500,000 Local Democratic politicos • r e preparing their force* to : support Sen. John 11. Mathew J r. in the next gubernatoriald race. Mathews ha*n't announ­ ced yet hut it hn» been learned he definitely plan* to be in th e running. First Research of Miami will officially air it* feasibili­ ty study for Seminole Coun­ ty'* bid for the new state schools at a meeting Saturday morning of tho City and Coun­ ty Commissions, Chamber of Commerce education commit­ tee and the legislative delega­ tion in Sen. Mack Cleveland's office. The City, County and Chamber financed this study, and are to 1>« congratulated. • • • Total Is Now $1.3 Million Liberal Montini Elected Pope Favorite Wins; Will Rule As Paul VI (Sty §>attforti ijmtlft WEATHER: Partly cloudy: afternoon nhowers; high OB-96; low in 70s: south to southeast winds. VATICAN CITY (UPI) — VOL. 53 Giovanni B attista Cardinal Montini today was elected pope of the Roman Catholic Church. He chose the name Paul VI. Montini was a favored can­ didate before the election be­ gan. He ha* been the Arch­ bishop of Milan, The Sacred College of Card­ inals elected Montini on the second day of balloting In their secret conclave inside the Kith-century- Vatican Pal­ ace. United Press leased Wire Estabiishwl 1908 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1963 SANFORD, >LOHlDA ^ N 0. 739 Steel Contract JFK Canal View Agreed On Wilh Is 'Encouraging' No Pay Raises A half-million-dnllar boo't ford Naval Air Station to the already announced ex­ reported today by th* Burean pansion program of the San- of A'ard* and Docks, Depart* mint of the Navy, This announcement Increas* cs to f 1.3 million In planned construction a t SNAS. Bids were asked today for a barrack* of 306-man capaci« ty, three-story, of reinforced concrete frsme with exterior of precast concrete wall pan* els. The building will include heating and air conditioning. Estimated cost of this nr*r barracks is $500,000. Bids will be received nntil 2:30 p.ra. July ID at the Bureau of Yards and Ducks, U. S. Naval Base, Charleston, S, C. At the same time, it wns an. nnunced bids were opened last Wednesday at Charleston for a new avionica building and a new surface systems building, both estimated to cost $MX)(. POO. Low bidder for this contract was I’cacock Construction, of Fort Myers, lid s contract has not been let, a* yet. Also in the planning for SNAS is a $5 million north* south runway. This project is CDR. GARMENT in the survey-design Stage, nod is planned for the Hull budget with construction In 1965. lMTTSBUnC.il (UPI) - Tire Ten membjf* anil their steel Industry and United leaders of the Air Explorers WASHINGTON (UPl>-Gov. to return to Washington again Steelworkers union stepped Scout Troop 62 of Winter Farris Bryant conferred with in the near future for another forth today as the epitome of 1’urk have a hig weekend in President Kennedy on a var­ series of meetings wilh South­ collective bargaining. atore. They will arrive this Climaxing six months of in­ iety of subject * Thursday and ern governors to discuss civil evening to spend the weekend formal negotiations, Hie par­ rights problem*. as guest* at Sanford Naval said he was Vneouraged" by ties announced agreement • • • A ir Station. They will be bil­ Earlier Thursday, Bryant Thursday on a 21-month con­ the chief executive s reaction The new pontiff, a 63-yearleted there, given a first-hand appeared before (lie House tract which features a uni­ to tin- barge canal look-see ut ha.se operation* old ''liberal'' Intellectual and The governor said Kennedy Appropriations Public Work* que extended vacation plan and will be flown in an HID close friend of the late Pope was well-informed on the con­ subcommittee. the the union say* will create John, is the gl'i'.'nd successor transport. troversial waterway linking • • • He told (he congressmen Up to 25,(Xk) new jobs. to the throne of St. Peter. the east and west coasts of And for the second conse­ Montini is considered for­ One cigarette vending ma­ there were three projects that cutive year the steelworkers Florida. ward-looking and Vatican ob­ chine operator Jumped fast “ He was sympathetic and Florida vitally needed—the passed up a straight wage in­ when the new cigarette tax servers believed he would con­ CAPTAIN JOSEPH M. TULLY Jit. (left) I would say even encourag­ barge cam], the Central and crease for job security. became law. Hi* king-size cig­ tinue supporting the move­ commander o f Heavy Attack Wing One congrat­ ing." Bryant said. Tire contract becomes ef­ South Florida Flood Control arettes now ar* 35 cents a ments started by Pope John ulates winning flight crew in Wing’s June Humb­ The governor, along with fective Aug. 1. It can be District project and the Four toward chureh reforms, Chris­ pack. Some supermarkets still er Stream competition. The winning crew, of reopened upon IS) days* no­ Hep. Robert Sikes and Sen. selling them four for $1.03. tian unity and improved rela­ Heavy Attack Squadron Five (VAH-5). left to George A. Smother*, asked Rlvrr* Basin study, tice anytime after Jan. 1, • • • tions with the Communist Bryant, noting the congres­ 1963. right, is: (’null*. Paul F. Werner, executive offi­ President Kennedy to .seek a Dus loads of square danc­ governments. cer: his bombardier, I.t(jg) Dick Mcl’ntyre, and SI million appropriation from sional trend toward economy, Tho union said contracts The hig bronze hell* of St. ers came in from Tampa and third crewman Ronald Manning, AM ILL Congress to begin construc­ said the state Legislature was slroiild he signed by next St. Petersburg Wednesday Peter's Basilica tolled out the l Navy Photo) tion on the proposed canal. week. aware of the importance of evening, looking for a dance news a* a east crowd of On other subject*, llryanl The vacation plan becomes that wasn't scheduled. Seems niore than 60,000 person* said he told the President (he three projects and had effective Jan. I, 1961, for raised a rheer of "viva il this organisation requires there was no racial problem more than doubled appropria­ half the industry's 423,ftnu members “ make up" by Bi­ papa" — long live the pope — , m Florida, despite rerent tions to milch federal fund* workers. Worker* at enrh of tending unscheduled dances. in sun-lit St. Peter's Square. the respective “ hig t25 steel picketing at the stale capital for the project*. • • • “ Some one’’ told them there companies ranked on the up­ and several other cities. As Pope Paul VI. Montini was ■ dance slated for San­ per 3ft per rent of the sonor­ The President a*ked Bryant ford. They came. No dance. appeared on the central bal­ ity list will receive 13 weeks Sanford police get an orchid, cony of the basilica for the extra vacation every live though, for helping them out first time In the white rnlies years. Heavy Attack Squadrno Five lover II other flight crews. and sending them to a dance of pontiff. Those workers retiring lie * at Poland. Highly of l^ie HJ living card­ (VAII-5)- capitalized on con ' Two flight crew* * ' fore the plan takes effect • • • inals had co in . , Liu. turtelavi). sistency to win the ib .ivy Al second pin ej V U r :. v Y> will receive a comparable If you nlready have a dog, Hue emerged u pope in the |a ,.|( \\ in*. Mne Yoontlily bomb Vigilante Might r .-u i iineei. cash payoff, a bonus week 5,0(13 Enroll though, you ought to be *ore third round of viting. er stream ior done, the Navy cd ol Lt. CMr. Jack You.-, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — amt 11u-ir regu.ar vacation TALLAHASSEE (LTD that he has hud hi* rubies The coroniflioit of the new blade and bombardier nav i The Slab- Hoad Board pul the Enrollment for the second half time pay. •hots, This is tho bud time of Pope probsbly will he held announced today. The other 5ft per cent of gat »r Lt. Unity Hutton an : final stamp of approval tialay <>f the third trimester at FlorThe "Savage Sons of Santh# year for that, and one case within the next 10 days. an A-3R piloted by VAlltl, <>ii a record $521.9 milium ida State University Milled the worker* will get up to Pope Paul VI, a slight dark- ford’’ placed all three of (heir tn a wild nnimal has already lielaclimcnt Eight'* Lt Cdr. budget for the ne*l year, of i 3,063 students, registrar Mur- three additional weeks ol been reported. He wary of eyed man was a favorite of entries m the tup live to lake paid vacation in the next Bay Fox. Ills bom undid nav wliich $337.3 million was sl.it-1 ruy W. henna said today, atrange animal* . . . the anti- Pope Pius XU. who preceded a slim 76-|Miim advantage over five year*. igalor was Ltljgj Joel Weiss- ed for highway construction. | . rallies treatment is not pleas­ Pope John, ns well as of John. man. The total budget Is Inflated D l'MIOS I t ) CdlO O St! Heavy Attack Squadron Elev­ The Milan archbishop was ant. Fourth and liltli piace* went about the actual $433.5 million WASHINGTON (UPI) ~ • • • considered a likely candidate en's Detachment Eight. ItCWto VAl l y Lt. Cdr Davit) Kail Il e department will have nn j n w ,|t„ of tlm Democratic If you didn't get your flag (o sueceet Pink in 1936 when 1369. Tlie Ib-iacht'inent w-m arid luimhardler It. \ n k butt to -pend. Tile additional \atlouul Convention next year Hu* May rnm petit Ion. tn time for Flag Hay, the Jay- Julia wu't ejected, Ponds are awarded in the Mergo (lew ail A-3H to fourth money is always placed in Hie will lie chosen by th* party's * • • United Press International cees still have some. They only place. Another A it flight budget to give the agency national coinmittca hero on A :,ooo year-old barkcost $3,50 for the whole kit, Regnrikd by his colleague* important bombing competi­ tion on the tiasis of scores on crew, Cdr. Llyle 11 Settc, Mimo flexibility in picking Tuesday. gammon board, complete Hag pole and sit. Fourth of a* unusually intelligent und ctiminanding officer, and Lt l>mjt’cts since no highway can with placing plrrrs, belirvJoty coming up In h'*s than eompeteri, Pope Paul VI ha* local training targets and the built that is not in the ap­ Baruch Released Vince Monroe, finished fifth. esl |o dale bark to the Hittwo weeks. Get yours now. wide exivricrne earned by 30 ability o f flight crews to ad­ Behind VAII-5 arid VAII II. proved budget. NEW YORK (Ul' l) — Iter- (lie rivilliation, has been Jayre*« will deliver it right years wiih the Vatican secre­ here to a prescribed route and Detachment Eight w e r e : lime schedule. A* approved hy the board lutrd Baruch, 9'i, the financier, excavated in Turkey, arto your door. Give them a call. tariat of state amt nine years VAH-5, VAII 11 awl \ AIM in by nammous vole, the budget w h s released Thursday from rnnlinx to thr National Geo­ VAH-5 also grahired top in • • • as Arcigdshop of Milan, a dividual honors as executive that order. Included $100.5 million for in­ New York Hospital whore he graphic Society. A freely Ralph Diggs, supervisor of booming industrial cityterstate In gitvvay projects, spent a month-long stay for translated Inscription on Competition Involved four officer Cdr. Paul F. Werner lie toe been active against custodial services for Semi­ ami his crew of Lt. (Jg) Dick practice bomb drop* on the $127« million for primary what was termed a routine the set trails, “ Perhaps you nole County school* and Herb­ the t'onpiunists in the Milan McKntyrv, bombardier navi­ Pinecastlc impact target, lo­ projects, $73 2 million for sec­ checkup liy his physicians. will lose money, bill you ert Muse, head mechanic for region, iini the Bi ds consider gator, and crewman Ronald cated .11 air mile.* northwest ond.iry roads, $136 8 million will have lot* of fun.” him »o Vangerous" that they the county school system, are Manning, AM112, flew their of Sanford, using two modes t in bond financed projects and Attack Pushed back in town after attending have tntd to scare him with I $19 6 million (or maintenance. A-3H Sky warrior to victory of delivery, th* 17th annual supervisory bombs. CAIRO (UIH) — traqui conference for Florida school army units pressed tln-ir at* transportation personnel held tack against rebel Kurdish June 17-11* in Cocoa Reach. tribesmen and villager* in I • • • northern Iraq Thursday, tile | Old Lake Mary Road, al­ U.A.IL Middln East News [ MIAMI ( UPI ) — Evil* ready so full of patches it Agency MENA reported. rommand"* were hellevvsl tu luoks like a kid with th mssis* have joiriiil up today with lea, g o t a new rash of spot* Retain Limit HAZE TON. Pa. it I’D H iiU 'C u stro force* in ('uha this week when county road The you g trapeze artist. Iwr WASHINGTON (UPI) — where > multi-piiint landing crews filled in hob a all along black tr ssej flowing behind Tb« House ha* approved an sucre** fully penetrated the the shoulders from 'Jftlh Street her in t e breeze, swung out administration hill to retain to Lake Mary. Hide* lietb-r over tin circus ring 3ft feet for two mom year* the fits) isluiul's I'oiiimiinist defense*. .Miami', huge t'llbioi refuge,' now ami is a good deal safer. b elo w II r duty-free limit on foreign e-dunv. still Ihrulibiitg with * • • goods In ought into the Untie,. In tin split-second world ol excitement over Thursduy'i Old Agent K-9 was back on aerial a lists who forego the States by American tuurixti. surpri-e Biinuuncement )>y the the job this week up around use ol afety nets, there is ('ilium Itcviduliimury t'uunrli, North Orlando way and tells no scco il change Bryant First were eagerly waiting rudiu us that the missing title for TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Twenl • yokr- old Patricia reports (mm the eunmiandus. the Village Police cur has been Wyatt, inown professionally liny. Farris Bryant received A rndlu bruiidca t from the first 1903-6-1 fresh water found . . . nuw, if they could as Mes a Zhehos, is one of Cuba lat* T htusduy night re­ fishing license issued under just find that gun these. ported tlia'. niilitiHincn fuughl the fishing improvement Art Last ight she missed the with a group of e ig h t heavily of 1963, the Gam,- and Fresh Some mime* are most intrr- trapeze bar and plunged to Water Fish ( onimissiim said arm ed unti-U astroites in the e.ting. Like frinstance — Mr, the gr« nd. vicinity of “ El Cainilni.'' today. and Mr*. George Gant-kaufer, She as reported in fair Thr hroadcast did riot say if of New York City, are honey­ conduit bxlav at Hazleton the rcia-ls were of the invad­ Tunisia Loan mooning at the Mayfair Inn. State ( neral Hospital where ing commando* or guerrilla, TUNIS. Tuni-ia (UPI) — And looking through tho she w admitted w.tb a operating in (tie miiuntums of The United Slate* will lend 'phone book the other day frarlur I hip and lacerations Orient*, La* Villa, unit I'mar Tunisia $13 million under un for a number we *uw the 0f the end. I lei |{io province*. agrcemrnt signed Thursday by name of |). George P'Dia- Offlci of the Christina If, 8. Amba.tv.vdnr Francis mond. T is true — look it up. \Vullac(Circus said the TamWe’ve been tempted to call pa (FI ) beauty had workHu* .11 and Ahmed Her. Salah. N O V V l O L o U f l c h Tunisian aoerwlnry of state fur IV George and a-k him how nl a* performer for Ihcm planning and finance. does he pronounco “P'Dia- for seiral years. 4 Subs Saturday mond." Reminds us — w*e WASHINGTON (DPI) TERRI JOAN CAN 1)1 More Optimism once knew in New Orleans a Tho Navy will launch four SANFORD FIRE DKIT. will he reprenentwl in the July I “Mis* Flume” GENEVA (UPI) — Parlies nuclear submarines Saturday chap named "Jean Qu’Ap- I)iv< ce Tip bounty contest by Terri Vickers, .Juun Junes and Caiitli Contlur. Terri to the Geneva disarmament in simultaneous ceremonies. pelle." We know how to pro­ L O .\l> \ (UPI) — Mrs. (Inughter of M r and Mrs. A. L. Vickers, stuml.s feel. indies, nieaHurtht conference looked to hig pow­ noun,* that - - "CAP-peU.’* Jean It liner was granted a Polaris submarines Tccu • • • :X>-26-30 und lists swiniining und sewing u* her hobbits. Joan, daughter of er nuclear test ban talks rnich, Daniel Boone ami John divorcd Thursday after testi­ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Junes, is 5 feet, 5 inches tall, measures 34-23-35 and slightly more optimistically C. Calhoun will be launched Empty lot uwliiis, hoar fying ’■( a long marital squab­ likes twirling, singing, dancing and sewing. Camli, daughter of Cdr. and today as a result of the agree- at Grotou, Conn., ami New­ ibout a little cleaning upt ble sifted by her husband. | Mrs. i nomas L. Condor, aiie.uiy holds the "MI*» S*n iin d c County" title. m-nt to —istdish a “hot line’" port News, Vs. Tlw attack Those high weed* on many The e lse of the argument: j Hhe is 5 feet, 3 inches tall, measures 31-22-G I and likes horseback riding communication* link between j sub Flasher will be launclvempty cornels so* beginning A lip lie gave the garbage , utwn. hud eiUb'iBtf> tU uoid FlioUzl I and 3Jo*cy»4, iwU ubscure szr lop. i . 4 *g$ GroUgx. V A H -5 W ins Montliiy Bomber Competition SRB Approves Record Budget new A... Ancient Words Of Wisdom Tam|a Girl Hurt In Troaeze Fall Refugees Await 'Attack' Details DeGaulle Pulls Ships Out NATO PARIS (UPI) — France ha* notified the North Atlantia Treaty OrungLzatkm It Is pull-] lug some naval units out of the unified (NATO) com* mind, in American (NATO) sauirre said today. Tl«e move appeared to be tn line with I*re sklent Charles do Gaulle’s policy of increas­ ing French national auton­ omy. It fame as a blow k> United Stales effort* In build a light-knit NATO force. Th* soiree said French ns. val units guarding the Eng­ lish Channel and the Bay of Biscay would be removed from the unified command. This W'oll not affect French CDR. tie LORENZ! units serving under unified NATO command in (lie At­ lantic, however, tho aourco said. 'Die forces involved nre roported to include one aircraft carrier, six destroyer! and Cdr. Frederick Garment 21 destroyer escorts. Officer Change Set For Monday USN, will relievo Cilr. 11. M. d clairrn ii, l as olllecr-ln- charge of MATRON II De­ tachment 8 in ceremonies at Margoft Found; Marriage OKd 10 a. hi Monday at NAS. Cdr delzircn/l has been of­ ficer In el i.ir-v since Detach­ ment 8 was formed last MIAMI BEACH (UPI) August and lias led Hie unit tn The missing daughter of exmany enviable hmnhmif rec­ Venezuelan strongman M trord* among locally based ro* Perot Jimenez and hef squadrons. young American boy friend ( dr Carmcnt riqvirts In De­ were found Thursday night in tachment 6 (rum VAII-5,1 a hideaway less than 15 miles where h* list been operations j from Perez' waterfront manofficer. siem. Cdr. ilel.orrrizl, his wife, Hazeieycd Marirott Perea Hill*, and their four children Jimenez, 17, and Iwe Brook, will leave 'hum lor California I 20, were located in a hotel in where In* lias been a*signed suburban Hialeah aruiiml H to the Navy's Postgraduate lunir* after they were reportScIhhiI it Monterey, |ed to have eloped. VALDEZ HOTEL ^ t f a r ib e Downtown Sanford ^ \ A It’s Funlime ^ Fri. Niles at the Carihe! Music hy Feffffy, Bill and Russ! ^ ^ ^ � 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 20, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 20, 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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Jv . .' mm * f r i T W i 0 -J u l i a 10. IMS M A B Y -M T H ire on North Park Avenue has takm a now addition, the office apace formerly occupied by the Abstract Company. The apace has Wan remodeled Into a showroom with plenty of area for new displays. Connie Moyer, of Mary> Eetber'a, la ahown entering the new addition. (Herald Photo) Central Baptist WMU Holds Mother-Daughter Banquet tfv T t o Olrta Auxiliary and in- so n ; Mrs. Allco Smith and Cited guests presented a very P a t Nelson; Mrs. Leon Nel­ son and Becky Nelson; Mrs. ostsrtalaiag program recent­ Theresa Warren and Ther­ ly l o r the Mother-Daughter esa Warren; Mrs. Joyca B aaqoet, sponsored by the Walker and Barbara Maples; W o a m ’a Missionary Union M rs. Edna Giles and Candace of C m tr s l Baptist Church. W atson; Mrs. Charles Hayes H u m participating on tbs and Faye Hayes; Mrs. U n ­ program war* Rev. Gall d e Bostic and Patricia BoaSm ith, principle speaker of t ic ; Mrs. H au l Warren and .O-s r — winy wtu* fcw i 'M an Atteej Warren k u p lft a i massage. Misa Pat Bradley and Jon Smllb; Rev. •felaow welcom ed the mothers G ail Smith, pastor, Miss Win. With a poem. M il Messer, special guest and Miaa Winnell Messer, home R ev. and Mrs. J. II. F a it, Ibr aprlag vacation from w ho kept the Nursery. I f neves Training Collage, was also a guaat speaker. In her talk, aha Imprtased the girls w ith the advantage gained far collage life through hav­ By Donna Kates ing b e e s an active partici­ South Seminole VFW Post pant la work of Girls Auxi­ 8207 will sponsor a chicken lia ry. ' T h e G. A. Hymn, "W e've barbecue dinner Sunday with A Story T o Tell To The Na­ serving scheduled to begin tio n s " w as sung by the en­ a t 1 p. m . The dinner w ill tire assemblage. The girls be held on the grounds of the le c iie d their G. A. Allegiance. P ost Home on the Old Dixie F iv e girls look part in the Highway north of Longwood. On the menu with the chick­ •Star Ideals" candlelight skit. MUa Becky Nelson gave e n will be baked beans, cole­ a abort testimonial on “ What slaw , potato salad or potato Girls Auxiliary Means In Me". chlpa and cot lee. Cold drinks Id a s Faya Hayes gava an in­ and cakea also will be on sale. form ative talk on "What P roceeds from the event F orw ard Steps Mean To A w ill beneiit Ibe building fund. G irl.” Mrs. Edna Giles, Girls' Auxiliary Director, told of tha blessings received from the privilege of leading girls In their mission work. Mrs, J o y ce Walker, newly elected By Do o m Kate* Junor Girls Counselor, spoke The Lutheran League o f o f the happiness she feels the M ciiiah Lutheran Church lor the privilege of serving as o f C a sid bcrry Heeled new a counselor. offleera at the regular month­ Mra. Maybelle Hayes, W. ly meeting held June 2 M S . President, spoke on the nt the home of Mr*. W. T . advantages of working in Muir in Longwood. each organisation of W.M.U., Elected were Dorothy Muir, from Sunbeam* through W. president; David Unley, v ice M . S. Circles. "The G. A. president; Gail Frlddle, secre­ Anniversary Song" was sung tary-treasurer and Anna by Mrs. Alice Smith. Mrs Slay Muir, senior counselor. Shirley Grleme was acturn This month's meeting o f pantit for the evening. the League will be held on G irls who*® mother were June 27. unable to attend (he Ban quet, 'adopted' a aubstitute Military personnel uf the fo r the affair. Food for the U. S. Coast Guard number banquet was plentifully sup­ 31,511, according to the llriplied by members o f the W. tannlca Book of the Year. M. S. The Banquet Hall wa* beautifully decorated with crep e paper streamers, G. A. Insignia, stars, flowers sud candles in the Girls Auxiliary colora of green, gold and w hite. A large candelabra w a s arched over the ipeakera table, with was centered with a twelve-inch gold star ca r­ ryin g tha G.A. Insignia. Those attending the ban­ quet were Mrs. Ben Bullard and Ruth Bullard; Mrs R D . flriem e and Wanda Net- v ice m a o —and the Paderal Spare Agency la gvlUng Istn aom e aclentlflc hot water b e ­ cause at it. A growing number at U. S. artenllata are demanding that a t leant one of their number b e included on the nation'a ft n t Apollo fllghta to the moon, now act for 1 M . F a il­ ure to d o no, they contend, would reduce the manned lu ­ nar landing to the atatua o f an expensive stunt. Thera were no "pure acienUata" aa auch among the ftrat group of aeven Mercury aatronanta selected by the National Acronautlca a n d Spaea A d m i n i s t r a t i o n (N A S A ); nor were there any In the second group of nine picked for the Gemini an d Apollo apace programs. The sp ace agency bas Juat Issued in*llalions for a third group o f IP to 19 new astro­ nauts—and it's a cinch there will com e up a bowl o f p r o ­ test from the aclentlflc c o m ­ munity. For in the Hat o f qualifica­ tions, there ia one key Una: “ . . . Must have l.uuo hours Jet pilot time or have e x p er­ imental flight t a a t atatua through the Armed F orces, NASA o r aircraft Industry." There are faw, if any, scientists walking a r o u n d with 1,000 hours of Jet flying time under their belts. Th ey are not, generally speaking, a sporty breed. The space agency has tak­ en Us aland — that the first astronauts to the moon will be pilots. It contends that the initial lunar landings w ill be largely concerned with just the gigantic technical leak ot getting men up there and back, alive and healthy. _ Without Mvinv so in that many words, it means that science aa such will have to lake a backseat the firat few Apollo times out. The astro­ nauts will be collecting acicn- Doctor Leonard Munson Uflc data, such as rock sam­ need ia lunar exploration, and i fo r the aalronauta along these ples and photographs, but to aet u p a training program |Uses. their time ha this area will be severely limited. T h e question of lending a scientist to tbo mooa on early A pollo flights is complicated by still another question: What kind o f adentist? Geologists would want one o f th elr number, in their cer­ tain belief that the geologic make-up o f the mooa is the moat important area o f actcwtitle interest. Astronomers, on the other band, are en­ tranced by the thought o f an atmosphere-free moon as a base for looking up at the stars, and they might logical­ ly b e axpected to disagree with their geology brethren. And m it goes. Sen. Clinton Anderson la n defender o f NASA's position. His comment la that "w h at ia needed is an expert scientific observer who can bo trained to m ake critical observations In n number of srea a ." The term "scientific observ er" h ere la distinguished from "• d e n t is t " Furtherm ore, saya Ander­ son, "there ia plenty o f time between now and the lunar landing to add a substantial amount o f such training to the schedule o f all of NASA's lu­ n ar astronauts.” B u t Anderson racogniaei there la " ■ growing rift” be­ tw een NASA and the scienti­ fic community, and bo pro­ posed that NASA work m ore dosdy with the National Academ y o f Sciences to iden­ tify the areas o f scientific announces the association of Doctor Luis M . Perez Interna) U /y SEM IN O LE DRY CLEANERS 21H-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. PA 2-4M3 MONDAY U. S. C H O IC E “ FLAVOR AGED” BEEF A T ITS BEST “ W e Feature U. S. Choice Beef C u t T o Order” PAN - READY C U T -U P F R Y E R S ............................... Lb. 39c PLUS 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS SPECIAL OFFER! 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DeBary 1209 East 2nd St. Sanford MARVIN MILAM’S Post 8207 Sots Chicken Dinner Medicine and Cardiology FRESH CRISP LETTUCE Heads 35 ALL BRANDS (Fruits & Vegetable*) Baby Food 12 cans LIM IT 12 PLEASE *1 �mgm. n . 't v 1 *■’_ Sty? &attforb Ifmtlii WEATHER: Pfirtly cloudy; som« ahowm. Hlffe 88-95; low 68-74.. VOI.. 53 ^ C I O 6 '* ' ■till in operation at the Lake • O ur Ho told com m ittee om m end a nex. Today Just that . an annex. the “ goofed.” JFK Moves On Alabama courthouie would NOT rec­ South County an­ the committee did . . recommended • # e Wednesday evening aeaaion of the North Orlando village council haa been cancelled. Councilman A rt Rhodea an­ nounced today. • WASHINGTON • e W ord ia that Altamonte 8pringa haa r o u n d e d u p enough councilmen to make a quorum fo r a apecial meeting called fo r 8 p. m. thia evening at Town Hall. • • e Old P . 0 . Notice to dog owner*: Time to have y ou r pets Inoculated fo r rabies. Dr. Rayond Bata will be at the rear o f the city hail tom orrow (June 12) and again on June 19 between 1:30 and 4 p. m. to “ ahoot” your doga. Site Bid $ 6 ,7 6 0 • • • The "C lock ” haa a vote o f * * U—mn 1**» waek tha "C lock” Invited exalcoholics o r for that matter, alcoholica) to attend the AA meeting. O fficial* - in - charge* extended appreciation . . • fiv # new A A a showed np and signed up. For others inter­ ested, A A meets at 8 p. m. Mondays nnd Thursdays at 1201 West First Street. • • • ATLANTA (L 'P D -N orm a n E. Sutton, of Atlanta, submitted the apparent high bid for the purchase o f the old post office file In Sanford, Fla., it was reported today. A governm ent apokeaman aaid Sutton auhmittcd a bid of $6,760. Seven bid* were submitted. This property ia located im ­ mediately w eit o f the old poatoffice building on Eaat First Street. The old postoffice building. Itself, was presented gratis by the federal government to the City of Sanford for a 11brary building. City M anager W. E. Knowlea Stated the building must be used as a library or it will revert to the federal govern­ ment. lie added It la ideally constructed for a library. But Jn all fun, amiNre hops A A will Ixcu se us: A local bar displays a algn—'"R esig­ nation* from A A accepted here.” • Truck Dives Off Cliff; 12 Are Killed • ESCALANTE. Utah (U PI) Or as a local wug puts it: —School waa over, and two Difference beween a drunk and truckloads o f jubilant Boy an alcoholic la that the drunk Scouts headed into the Utah doeanT have to attend A A mountains on a vacation ex­ meeting*. pedition. Their leaders, in­ • • • cluding two university pro­ Note to A A : We are only fessors, accompanied them, muking u joke. We highly along with a woman reporter. commend your alma, activitie* The first truck reached its andsuccess. And wish you destination without incident. well. Late M onday, on a primitive • • * mountain road in "N o Man's Final meeting* o f the fiscal Land” 33 .miles southeast of year w ill he held by Florida here, tragedy struck the other Nurses Association, district vehicle. 37, at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Nine Scouts, the two pro­ county health offices. Business fessors and the reporter were meeting and refreshments are killed at the truck plunged on the agenda. down a precipitous mountain­ • • • side, throwing them from its Is it ladylike (or for that open bed. The other 31 Scouts matter gentlemanly) for un ar­ and leaders in the truck were gument at a town meeting to injured. be settled “ outside?” Mr*. Hope Bennett and Alderman (ieorgo llowurd exchanged WASHINGTON (DIM) "pleasantries” alwut some­ President Kennedy today we* thing that was supposed to expected to brief Democratic have happened when Mr*. Ben­ congressional leaders on the nett was n member of the C**administration's new civil sellterry Hoard o f Aldermen. rights propo-al. A cting Chairman C liff Over­ man had to gavel them into alienee and a .settlement out­ side wus suggested. Demos Briefed (U P I) - President Kennedy today fed­ eralized the Alabama Nation­ al Guard and authorized De­ fense Our apologia* to South Sem­ inole V F W Po*t 8207. Laat Friday an announcement waa acheduled fo r their chicken barbecue which waa held Sun­ day . . . it appeared In Monday'a paper. A t any rate, we hear th* avent waa aucceaaful and more than 60 dinner* w ere aerved. W e ll try to do better next time, VFWera. • TUES.. JUNE 11, 1963 a • informant ua EstabUahed 1908 8ANP0RD, FLORIDA NO. 731 New University Moves Closer N ow that eehoot la out why aro th* blinker warning light* Marj S ch ool? United Preas Leased Wire Secretary Robert S. McNamara to use any Army troops he may need to en­ force admission groes to the of two Ne­ University of Alabama. Tire President County Annex Issued his executive order shortly alter Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace blocked entry o f the Negroes in defiance o f a pro­ clamation by Kennedy and a federal court injunction. Kennedy said he acted be­ cause (lie commands in his proclamation "h ave not been obeyed, and the unlawful ob­ structions of Justice and com ­ binations referred to therein continue." "T h e secretary o f defense ia authorized and directed to take all appropriate steps to rem ove obstruction* o f jus­ tice In the stale of Alabama,” -the—SJavi ------------- ----------It further authorized the de­ fense secretary "to use such o f the armed forces o( five United States as he may deem necessary.” Kennedy specifically direct­ ed McNamara "to call into the active military service of the United Stales . . . any or all of the units of the Army National Guard and of the Air National Guard o f th* state of Alabam a.” Army unitj trained in riot control have been stationed at Ft. McClellan. A la., on a stand by basis since Kennedy sent them there (or possible use in Hie Birmingham race riots last month. This was the first a u tiliz a tio n for their actual use In an Alabama racial trnuhlr spot. Kennedy earlier today or* dcred Wallace "to cease nnd desist” from any unlawful obstruction of justice in con nection with the admission of the Negro students. Snow Falls On Michigan United Press International Cool air—and even some snow— poured down from the North today following a sav­ age night of destructive tor­ nadoes and high winds in the Midwest. Beddings in the 30, jnd pis stretched from North Dakota to New England and pushed out the hot, humid air of the past few days. A little .now fell at Ironwood. Mich. W ins OK The Courthouse Committee unanimously recommended to the County Commissioners to­ day that a branch facility of courthouse services be estab­ lished in the south end of the county, preferably in the Cassclbcrry-Fern Park area, near Hwy. 17-92. The com m ittee, represented at the Commission meeting by H. B. Pope, based its re­ commendations on the bulk o f school attendance growth in the south end of the coun­ ty and the actions o f 16 other counties which hsve exper­ ienced similar problems. Begom a a g d a licg g nt the com m ittee for beginning ser> vires included those of the tax collector, sh eriffs office, county Judge, lax assessor ami zoning office— all ser­ vices to he combined in a central rented facility with telephone service. The com m ittee's report not­ ed that the present recom ­ mendations represent only J n it iln a m r , -^ n lrrm en ts ■I tks . a t If If at the prese .* it (in... time and the facility is used for the purpose intended will have to be expanded Considerably in the future. Upon presentation of the com m ittee's lecomm endalions, John Alexander moved that the commissioners, the com m ittee and all fee office heads and department heads mevl together as soon at poss­ ible to formulate plans for the establishment o f the faci­ lity. Janie* Avery noted that Hibbard Casselberry had o f­ fered (ora lly ) to build, ad­ jacent to the Casselberry postoffice, any type o( struc­ ture that might be needed according to the specifications of the commissioners, and lease it to the county. Herald Index Bridge ...... Classified Comic* Denr Abby Editorial ___ Entertainment I’ u tsle ... Sreiety . Sports „ _ Page 3 Page 3 -A Page '.VA Page 3 I ’uge t - A Page 3 Page 2- A Pare H . I*a«e III • • • Annual meeting o f Semin­ ole County Chapter, B e d Cross, will be held Wednes­ day at I p m . in the Florida State Bank. If you have con­ tributed to the Bed Cross in the past year you are consid­ ered a member and are in­ vited to attend. • • • Winner* o f the American Legion Citizenship Awards at All Souls School were Susan Calletla snd Steven Macek. with Democratic congressional T A L L A H A S S E E (U PI) — leaders today and they pre­ Hills authoriilnjr new facili­ dicted "an effectiva bill” will ties fo r higher learning In be enacted this aeaaion. th# vicinity o f the nation’ s missile test center at Cape Canaveral became law with D AYTON A BEACH (U PI) Guv. Farris Bryant'* approv­ — Schoolboy farmer* from across th* state gathered her* al. O fficial* o f tha National today for the opening of the A eronautics and Space Agen­ 35th annual convention of the cy (N A S A ) anil spaca Indus­ Flurlda Association, Future trialists told th* legislature Farmers o f America. Florida m ight less v i t a l ptan u If It failed to provide NT. AUGUSTINE (U P I)— graduate facilities for advanred training r f scientist* Th# Florida Knst Coast Rullin this renter o f tha apace ac­ woy will hold meeUnga with representative* o f three oper­ tivity. One o f th* hills direct* es­ ating one-train unions next tablishment o f an eatrnslnn week to discuss problems o f o f the University o f Florid* "featherbedding’' which sparkengineering college to pro­ rd a strike against tha com ­ vide graduate studies nt the pany in April. masters and doctorate level and research facilities in o r ­ TALLAHANFEK (U l’ l ; — der that proper Instruction Th« Senate reconsidered niul nnd rrsejieh can be carried on ill the field of sciences p u rsed today a constitutional amrndnirnt permitting Sara­ ami engineering*. The extensievt must be es­ sota County voters to decide tablished in East Central Flo­ if they want part o f their homestead taxes for school rida but the exact location is purposes. Th* fiiusl vote waa le ft to the State Hoard o f 28-10. Cuiitrui nnd Hoard o f Educa­ tion. The general appropria­ tion* bill carries a St.fi m il­ T A L L A H A S SE E (U P I) — lion appropriation to get it Large use commercial cus­ slutted. tomers stand to gain a total The second bill Is more per­ o f fiiOO.OOO In reduced tele­ missive, authorising rather phone rates ordered by th* than directing establishment State Public Utilities Commis­ of a state university or sion. The commission rejected branch o f an esisting state a bid by the Florida Power university in * nine-county Carp, to make changes in a urea coverin g Flagler, Or­ February, 1902, order calling ange, Seminole, Lake, Bre­ for reclassification o f largevard, Y oliv la , Osceola, In­ use commercial customers. dian Biver and St. Lucie. Tha exact aite would be picked by the board* o f con­ trol end education and a num­ ber o f counties vying for the university. Funds for the univarsity depend on w b.il huppens in the coming week to a bill linph-nn-nting the $75 million bond financing program for The City of .Sanford . , . higher education which clear­ The County of Semin­ ed tail W eek. The bill us originally w rit- ole . . . The Junior Chamber of |ten contained $200,000 in first priority planning fund* l onmir rre . . . Anil our mrrehants . • . for the East Central univeraiAll are cooperating this ty and $1.4 million in conwrrk to promote a cleaner s t r iK lin fund* in second louiiiiunlly. priority. For this I* “ (Tran Up • However, the bill had to he recalled for adjustments a fter Fix Up • Paint l'p ” week tbe bond program was re­ in .Sanford snd Seminole duced from $126 million to County. I'resklent Jim Smith, of $76 million and It is nut b e­ lieved there will be funds in the Jaycre*, write*: "The the next biennium for build­ .Sanford • Seminole Junior C h a m b e r of Unmmrrre ing the new unversity. heartily endorses the '('lean Up • Fix Up • Paint Up' project scheduled foe June 1-15 and we promise to sup­ port and participate in the project.” Gene Taffcr, L'SN Ket, was The .Sanford Herald rec* re-elected president of the Sanford branch of the Fleet mu in ends to It* readers to turn to Page* 4 5 * 7 In to­ Keserve Association Monday day's paper. evening. Other officers chosen were Don Pierce, first vice presi­ dent; Hob M. Meyers, second vice president; 3lich Thomas, TALLAHASSEE (U P I) secretary treasurer, and Jim The Senate passed and sent to It McClure, Charles Fleet- the House today a sale* lax meyer, Walter E. Csrlyon. broadening bill that would Ed E. Fisher, Bill F. H ol­ raise $43 million per bien­ com b, Chet F. Macek, Lt. nium without taxing groceries Jim T. Talmadge, Clyde B ry­ or other so-called necessities an. Dan G. Sweeney, Donald of lift. It waa the first major G. Walton and Ed L. W’eber, tax measure to clear eilhrr director*. house this K u i c o . Confab Slated . • . anti this will Ihs the cross-over nt Iatko Mary Houle van!. County Commission is endeavoring to have the State Hoail Department and federal government to plnco a doverlonf here . , • • Homestead Tax ‘Phone Cuts’ , . . while presently traffic Is boinj? routed nrntind this bridge construction over Highway -IBI at Sunkimla Spring*. However, it Li o n ly a brief detour and . . . . Clean Up. .. Fix Up. . . Paint U p . . . Sales Tax OKd “ FIGHTING SEMINOLES” of Seminal*. High School were given a boost today when a directional sign wad installed at 25th Street and Ridgewood Avenue. Placing the sign were David Lanier. Marco] Faille, Jerry Whitmore and Konaltl G o e r* * . (Herald Photo) INTERSTATE I construction through Seminole County is progressing more rapidly than the public realizes. This top photo shows bridge picri for the cross - over nt Highway 46A . . . . FFA Meets Taffer Reelected By Fleet Reserve • • • Co-operation with the law authorities ia the watchword in a certain South Seminole County community. B oys broke into two homes and stole a cam era, projector, tape recorder, pellet guns and other articles, according to Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Dep­ uties spread the word around, asking for co-operation. One juvenile reported to the sher­ iff's department Sunday and most o f the articles wers re­ covered. That boy is In jail and the investigation is con­ tinuing. (Editor's note; Ssnford snd Seminole Coun­ ty suthorities—County Commission, City Commiflflion and Chamber of Commerce—have been driving for months to huve located here one or both of two proposed colleges. Governor Bryant has signed into Invv acts to establish these uni­ versities in East Central Florida. Sanford snd Seminole County want one nr both of these two institutions o f higher leurning. The following tells the story.) Governor B r y a n t’s approval of the bill authorizing new facili­ n n w A . . . ties for higher lenming in East Central Fioritlu is the culmination of a co-ordinated effort by many groups. Our own Senator Mack Cleve­ License Hike TA LLA H A SSE E (U N ) — land and Representa­ tive Joe Davis deserve Th* State Game and Fresh a vote of appreciation Water Fish Commission aald for their effective work today the nrw $1 increase in on this project. This is fishing licenses will become a tremendous step for­ effective with permits that gu ward, nnd will truly on sale June 16. open the door for a new ‘Effective Bill’ horizon in this area. WASHINGTON (UPI) — F. E. Kouniillat Jr. President, President Kennedy discuaied Chamber of Commerce his new civil rights proposals , . . extra work is being carried on hen.*, where I-1 and Highway -L10 will hy-puas, west of Altamonte Springs, l’lans aru in the working for -litfi to ho a four-lime highway. (Herald Photos) Casselberry The charter bill for Cassel­ berry has been both houses of passed the by Florida Tho board Charter voted, after OKd The card proposal was in­ soiiiu discussion, to amend a cluded W e brochure explaining the pro­ posed resolution, pro­ Chairman awaiting visions of the charter to in­ Cliff Overman, calling for a llie signature o f Gov. Farris clude tin- thangca made by campaign to "g e l out tho Bryant, City Attorney Ken the Legislature and to have vote” (or the referendum. This would ln c l.le a con­ ncth McIntosh reported to the copies printed to be mailed to certed tffort by all the rtvt# Casselberry Board o f Alder­ residents of Casselberry for organization*. Mayor 4 tod m en Xlomlay evening. study and guidance prior to Ilcalli was authorized to send McIntosh said that a com ­ the referendum. out letters cailiug fur a meet­ plete and up-to-date copy of In this connection the board ing of these organizations to the charter, introduced May voted to have printed vote plan a city-wide ca m p a i„t. 31 before the Legislature by registration cards to be mull­ Another proposal calls I r the S e m i n o l e delegation, ed out to all new resident* of preparation of absentee bal­ would be prepared a n d the town lo enable them to lots to enable residents on va­ placed In the handa of the becom e eligible to vote In the cation at the tira* of the re­ board at it* next meeting. referendum. ferendum to vole. Legislature and by Acting is •> �Jljt Bryant Asks U. S. Push Civil Defense WASHINGTON ft H i 1 Miss Partin, Straight 'A', Tops Awards B u s in e s s * ^ Briefs W k M. V . (M o) Parry, recent­ nue. Parry, form er plant m an­ ager o f Rich Plan o f Central Florida, la an active ber o f Holy C ron m em ­ Episcopal Church and la a Scottish Rite Muon. He and his wife ami son, Christopher, reside at 2000 Magnolia. Mrs. Parry is a member o f the staff of Al­ bertson Public lib ra ry , o r Undo. MONROE - WILSON School winner* of the AmcricnniHin a w a r d m presented hy the Amer­ ican Legion were Pntricia Ann Moore, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M o o r e , and Kenneth H. Allison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Foster Allison. Goode Service Held Today SUZANNE PARTIN •wards ceremonies hold in conjunction with graduation ceremonies at Oviedo High School. Funeral services for Mrs. Elliabeth A. Good*, who died in Seminolo Memoriul Hos­ pital Sunday, were scheduled Saucer .haped travel o f at 2 pm . today in the Grain. „ . . kow Funeral Home Chapel Scrnlh America a royal water with Iter. William Guess o f lily often exceed 20 feet lo the Pluecrrst Baptist Church circumference officiating. Burial wu. to tuk* place In the Evergreen Cemetery. Miss Partin wav awarded the Jaycee Past President's Scholarship, Jaycce le a d e r ­ ship Award, Social Science Award, Math Award, English Award ami SAC (Scholarship, Colorful drapes, brightly Athletics and Citiaenship) illuminated hy fluorescent fix ­ Award tures, will make your living Miss Purlin also spoke to room spring to life during the the class on "Y ou r Magic •veiling or dark days. M oment" in her role as vale­ dictorian For a fresh mint supply dur­ Next in line of awards was Salutatorian James (Jim m y) ing the winter, carefully dig DeShauo, who receive the up u clump of mint from tha Jaycee Leadership Award, garden and keep it In a si*. •long with the SAC award and Inch clay pot on a sunny kit- j i<hen window. the Science Award. The Danforth award for citizenship went to Miss Ann Slavik. It was presented by Rev. Robert Soka, who also gave the Invocation Capt. Robert Ward. Oviedo A n ew American Legion, presented the L e g i o n ' s citizenship awards to We* Swenson and Miss Dorothy Duda. The commercial award went to Mlsa Diane Aultn All the departmental awards ] were presented by Principal Clyde Holder Mrs Thelma < hints, D.\H, presented that group s cltlzen•Yp award lo Mlsa Ruse Beasley. Valedictorian Jimmy lie Sham spike to the class •bout “ Tils l.v !" Brief remarks also were n u d e by the school's three other top students. Miss Horn thy Duda. who talked about •'The Little Things"; Mias Ann M.avik, who descritved, "The Awakening,” and We* Swenvin, who cautioned hi* classmates to slnv D ow n " Special illiiiit- during the program was presented by the Oviedo High Sellout Choruv singing, "T h e Halls sif Isv " Miss Ann Marlin ae compauled she iiiarclilug g i« dilates on the piano. Diploma* were awarded to SO graduating seniors by Pr.iicipal Clyde Holder nnd Rev. Jack Bryant piunouuc ed the ben> tlcliou — 2 — Jane DUNEDIN (IIP I) -T h e ti> first prize won by Julius Boro* in the Buirk Ot*n goll championship moved III* MM Pines. N. C . pro Into third place among th< PGA mnitev winners with a total of 341 32a (or lPdJ. Jack .Nicklau> fa first with earning* of $57. US and Tony l<ema second with flP.udd In the u n d flcu l the federal government to pu: more emphasis on civil de­ tenu- ami the need for public ] fallout shelters. "The public sem e o f ur­ gency lias been dissipated," Bryant warned a House Arm­ ed Service* committee during a hearing Monday. "Thr one thing o f which v.e ran be sure.” he Maid, "Is that it we wait on public con tern lo drive us tu take the proper precautions, they will never be taken in tim e." lie fully hackrd the adiriniatratlun'i glia million tu provi.it- to million m ore shelter places during the next fiscal year. He said he was forced b y , (lie October Cuban crisis “ to I turn my attention rather ur­ gently to t h e lircesvities which would he imposed on my state hy foreign military action ” llryant told the congress­ men that civil defense should hr recognized as a m ajor part of military defense. .. , A I H ) A I'UDI'KUTY 11.Ik Pope to., Inc. For The Finest Year Around Weather CondiiiOMr FEDDEKS Sales — S e n ire •Juu S. Park Ave. Sanford LA 3-1224 .v ., - ai - u - v • ■ - ! } * •K*’ J I -•-*:* m 1,- a i- r . J4 1- !H S « J b s w a /t sau e <.a>a HIGH SCHOOL yrruiltmU's who mic member* of Find Presbyterian Church were honored at In.-U Sunday nmmiug's services. Pictured, front row, left to rlKht: Linda King. Lucy Moiighton, Susan McCall and Linda Williams; second row: Sherille Julian. Patty Glenn Johnson and Carol Greene; third row: Chip Sharon und Jack Ivey, and Lack row: Alex Carman. Mike Mulott. Brad Wallace and Frank Lee Woodruff. Not pictured are Bedford Aiken, Jo Ann Hem, Joan1Jones, Joe Prescott and John West gate. BALL BLAIR AGENCY •J18 S. Park Ave. FA 2-6*541 SANFORD. FLA. 11ARUY ADAIR'S f t I MltlNT. I LEDS h All Line* Written Bring Your Insurance Problem* To I'a — At l<» SL ID ICF. G t l . F SERVICE Tirev - Batteries - Accessories Road AAA Service Guaranteed lliake 4. M uffler Service French A Jsl. FA 2-0021 FA 2-tW22 K. I- IIARVEY PLUMBING Complete Installations • Repairs Bathroom and Kit. hen Fixtures Water Pumps Free Estimates •_*nt B FT-srvfr.r.1 FA 2 ItliUFING • SHEET M EI AL ; Sanford Flour and STEINMEYER Ronline A sheet Metal. Inr. Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repair* Jim Dundy Feeds Gutters - W aterproofing Sheet Metal Work Tim othy Huy - Cotton Seed Bonded A Injured M*a! I Cow Feed $1.10 per 100 lb. Free Estimates - f i r s t Ctasa Work F iM c iitn g and b a tte n in g 32U Hanford Ave. Sanford i 215 O tk AxeFA 2-4731 Feed Slore TALLAHASSEE (C P U Gov. Farris Bryant said Thursday he wax not one of a group of southern governnors asked to visit President Kennedy and discuss sw eep­ ing integration steps in the South. Bryant said that he had been Invited to Washington to lunch with the President, but that no mention wav made of integration. " I couldn't make the trip earlier due n> legislative pro­ blem s," Ihe governor said, ‘ hut I hope the invitation U •till open.1' Fly To Pole WASHINGTON (D P I) — Two Cessna 1HI) slngte.engin* airplanra flew to the North P,,le Bn,‘ MuJr 84 ,n lhe "iltrpetl known i»rnet ration of Uw Arctie bM ln-, evrr Mllll|e j,y ||„ht aircraft, tha j Navy announced FOREIGN JOBS CALIFORNIA JOBS Thousands o f new Job openings now in Southern Cali­ fornia In all fields, permanent Job security. Fend $2 fo r Job Information, names ao,| addresses to California Jobs. P. (>. Box IPII. Beverly lldlls. Calif. ow n er ev en *s e c o n d s! It. part or otir tradition. Up means jjrowtli, suc»»piovjicsi. Up meanswiderperspectives, inuic potential. Up is exciting. * The strong and the hcaltity grow-upward*. like ihe dally newspaper. Because It is so nrcesjary in tlie world we live in ... fills a vital fun. lio n ... is the most useful, effective nieciium of communication. . . for all these reasons die daily new sparrer moves up in circula­ tion and in advertising revenue. Wo sxiuhl «uy "nearly 1,700 buyer* « tl.iy," or "over 10,000 now owner* o week!" Fact Ls. Dldsmohile solo* are really soaring! And why nut? Du. w Since l‘JT0, daily newspaper circulation has risen from -tl million to more Hun fdlmilfi.m a growth rate almost double that of the adult population m the same years. Newspaper auvertmng revenue grew Bom 52 billion in IW!) to more than $.1.6 hillinn in 19f>l. m Newspapers will keep moving up staying on top as die advertiser's most effective medium. MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPERS Il mi* ii dollar-sai irifi Old* Dynamic SS. /or instuncr, that tnrpt Clots "Ci” m the liMkl Mvbtl Economy Run! Add stuiuting. go-pliu'est style . . . isiL-v.itiun.il Hocket |wrforiunnce. No wuiuier vnlue-vviae |ieo|)Ie ore j;u.ug tikis at such n tatiluatic rule. XLu^m,tf The Sanford Herald m i it rtti lavo a.vzur tots sn sj- +0.S wtH.Wti £ll> 4 idUJi Cm .4*14 4^ QUj HOIUI! • i i t IUJH FOR BEST ADVERTISING RESULTS CUAUlf O l l L l l i - - — HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO., Ccr. 2nd & Palmetto USE YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER I INSURANCE Bryant Uninvited To Discussion !•# f *tf% «f f —t O H i o f i n • moAt smpe'f • I t , 1968 INSURANCE AIR t iiM lt r illN K R . Foreign rinplnymrnt offer* men and women choice <t lb countries—free trimvorlu tion — *|ircial tax benefits — Iionuses - liberal vacations—And u most unii|iio any of lifo in government careers or with Amerirnn c m panics, their subsidiaries. Over half a million Americana work and live except!, a.illy well outside the U.8.A. You can earn up to ll.tbai |m r montli paid in ll.S. cur­ rency. For complete information .end *2 to Foreign Projects, P. O. Hot IPt.'i, Beverly Hills, Cnlif. GoingThingt T ak es Rr«l I Mace alanJ.ozi. Page ly graduated from the School M in Suzanne Partin, Ovie­ of Real Estate Law, Winter do High School's top student Park, has become associated with s strsight " A " aversgc lo r four years, swept the with Wally Dietrichs at Sem i, nule Realty, 1801 Park A ve­ L fr r a lb AREA DIRECTORY Gov. Farris Bryant has a»ked IIKAUTIPUI. ST. JOHNS wuh toured butt weekend by state officials and writers, starting at Palatka and ending at Sanford, with an overnight S t o p at Ponce DeLeon Springs. Elgin White, sports writer of t h e State News bureau for the Florida Development Commission (left front), talks with E. T. Males, sports editor of the Chattanooga News and Free Press. Others in the party included Norm and Dee Soull (in boat), o|>crutnr* of Camp George. (Herald Photo) fa a ft r r b 6 f m) �t ' June 11, 196! — Pape S (Dsuah d b b ij.: DEAR AllRY: On Mother** Day my brother and hi* wife came to vis­ it u*. Maxine was telling' ti* how much *hc liked the china set her hus­ band had given her. Then she asked what I’ hil had given me. He broke into the conversation with, ‘‘She’* no mother, what do I have to give her a present for?” Ahhy. 1 have four chil­ dren. Hut they are all adopted be. cause 1 can’t have children. This made me feel terrible. Have you any advice? NO MOTHER xS & ‘i By Mona Grlnxtrad last Wednesday in the North Orlando Harden Club’ s nual Beautification were Lt. and An­ Project Mr*- Lari Achord of 1H0 Lombard ltd. Judge*. who used the San­ ford Garden Club’ * Garden o! tin* Month point syMem were Mrs. Eric Vihlen, Immediate past president of the Sanford Cluh, .Mrs. Grace Flanders of the Wagon Wheel Nursery, and Assistant County Agent Ernie Lund Ixrg. Rules of the judging require that the winner must have lived in the house for at least «iy months- Hint no home re. ceive nn award twice in a three year period and that 50 per cent of the gardening must be dune by the owner*. Basis and points of tho systr m used were: originality and imagination, 10; suita­ bility to site. 3: adaptability to use. to. proportion, 5; su e relationship nf one pari to another: unity, 5; b a l a n c e visual stability, 3, accent — general color around house, 5; foenluation or climax, 5; accessories, 5; construction— Harden wall*, etc.. 5; plant­ ing design — combination of form, texture* and color, 15; selection ol suitable points to climate, soil and exposure, It); combination of foliage, color and blossom color, I", and condition of turf and gen t-ral maintenance. 3. Additional winners, in nr ilcr, were Mayor and Mr*. W. W. Amlersnn, Mr. and Mrs. Dun Cork ill, Mr and Mrs. Hubert Dean. Mr. and Mrs, William lliccinhothant. Mr ami Mrs Henry Fairborn, Ngt and Mrs. Ikon Nall, Mi­ ami Mr> William MaeKintosh, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ryan and Mr and Mr* Eugene Gfiliiings. 17 Hits T allied Wilson-Mater slummed out 77 hits to down (.'base 13-9 in Men’s Sofltiall |duy. Clmse ran lip It hits. Emerson. Warren, tb tm.iii tiinf Nutalilii t anged out home run* fur WilsonJlaier. I.efty .'lassie was the winning pitcher. (■runt’s diiwnrd Meltaney 5-1, with Roy task llie win­ ning pitcher, ('link tuliied a homo run for Grant’s. S ixth In W in n in g s DUNEDIN (UtM) — Dow Finsterwahl’ * victory in the “ Eestival 500" golf tuurnament at Indianapolis Monday has boosted him lo jixilt place among the PliA ’ s money winners. Ein*terwaid, who earned $91,000 at Indian poll*, now lu* winnings of V.H..M3 *> • Q ja a jJ b i} O n (B h id q s i judging was a pleasure but difficult to make selections in proper order, advised that he noltced some lawns in the community w e r c diseased ami reminded that the Agri­ culture Center holds a lawn judge, remarked that she could (ell which residents had been working w i t h their lawn-, and said that she no­ ticed many improvements in a number of them since last ) ear. NORTH ft Nona 88 vy 9 WEST ft A v; 6 5 JUNE 7 (’ baric* Eraser. IV e B a r y ; Brian Ferrin, X. Orlando; Holly Peterson, John Miller. Royann Patterson, Alice Flandmruh. Itrenda Carroll, Charles Knight, Susie Blayties, Mattie Walker, Judy or r, ami Asbcrry Hughes, of San­ ford. Birth* Mr and Mrs William Lloyd Walker of Sanford, a girl. Discharges James Taylor, Plant City; Alice Ulack, Didtary; Mr*. Robert L. Thompson amt baby. Johnny lee l.angc. Hrs. Virgil Askren and ualiy. Wanda Hubbard. 'Irs. Fred crick Eowlcr and baby, \s berry Hughes, Vranees Wil­ son, Carmen I’ resulto, l*oplline Battle, Willie Humph Jr.. Dmise Judl Teresa War. ren, Mr*. Hamilton Bartlett and baby of Sanford. June X Admissions Tbotnas Burr. DelJary . . \ti nie Williams, Charlsdte Siintb. Susie Caldwell. Aliada Young. Shirley Robinson. "illta m H em phill. Leroy William* ol i Sanford. Disi barge* Holly Pclcrsoft, laingwood: lU rlu ra Jones, Lake Mary.; |Gertrude Kuhn, lu-Rary . Margarit Gray, lamgwosul Rieh arij h e r s . Lake Mary; Mrs Patrick Green'ce and baby, John Miller. France* I’olaski, ltaby Boy Noble, Amos Itlaek, Eddie Williams, Myrtle Al ten. Linda Catibetl, V. i ham ttilmour, Barbara laeseiitell of Sanford, JUNE 9 Admission* lion s Brice, laingwood Go n da Jarkson, Lake Monroe Ian* Pugh, t.ake Man . John W. Wilson, Christine Schuenem.inn, Amanda Gregory, E theory that other players wili he going down more. This moU'Cttke approach works on occasion, hut gener­ ally you will do better to gamble tor whatever contract v .in ri rp |n At the Southeastern cii.impion-lups in Miami. West *e lected the three of clubs as gar Jones, William Peterson the least hopeless of all the j leads at Ills <lis|Mis.ll South of Sanford ' won the trick and Ini a heart Birth* Mr. and Mrs Claude Jack- to dummy's queen Had won with the ate and sun of Lake Monroe, a hoy Hi* charge* Jennie Scigler, Mims: \a than Garner. Dorothy Kudcll, Plomu Lewis, Dorothy Yates, Elina Smith, Cynthia Wil­ “ If it's 11 solid m a m igi liams, Robert Brooks, Rich­ what's wrong witli it ! " Kretl ard Galloway, Nettie Pearl A Young, the liepuldicun Dixon of Sanford. party rhairmut) ol New York stole, ,1'ked when j r> purler wanted to know It lie I bought YowcIPs T op s v ... ... 1 , ... rnitiirriiivk* would alfn t <mv. low rll s clohlM-rcd h I r <« t . , 4 ,, Nt Non K*xkit *1 lit % political n'tferul 1 . uhon Skippt i luture Krnkurik pitchctl fotii liit hull. Wbat's wrong wil t till guv striking out 15 huttt rs mid ernur'* rs'inorriage trom a wiitklrig none. Home rtini* were political point oi v .i o i* sun tallied by Bill Miller, Bill tdy this, Mr. Young. St bmidt a fid Rick Eordhum. Tile women aren't gotn ■ to ... .... _ , like il—and for a very simple ( iv it a n s in 1 It ings it w as iiji to South to gamble lor hi* contract. He could LAST tit) *9713 see that most players Jhs.{jOamsm: X or Jo years, >iu- Ic.-I. une.isy. It v ,1 eiiiolug remiri'ler tl.it Bum li .1 uiairiJge lias la 1 d .1 long time .mil w< .1 timed uiauy .1 storm, then i' no uwoirtnco d ill f.i>i Uifi: 3 A | ( > ) U ' ) t » t* .1^ Imth huxiiand ami rea*.m Tim Civitan nine downed th e ' This remarriage follows the < K team 5-4 m the Sanford break tip of a marriage til 31 Junior liiisehull league. Win ­ years. And whenever a worn ning pitcher Belcher allowed an hear* of the break up of only three hit*. Plumage tli.it has Ia . ted t n * it * »v 7 ft 7 -. tli nit* o» < *i i-u iw » » * r u <11 HI * n S'* II) T«>Uf Ill V i m M*rh»l ■•well It'll W At# up K«- f iftft III Todftf ill tier mind * eye a picture ol T 19 i*> l*i ft (iihoal I'U n n lm the watt- of over 30 year*, t :4 i t » Cim nilawii N«>t« (it Mtftift N•«rft A Wft«' tlow alone tbftf that isn’t a comforting pic­ 1 i l (9) Ml llftftpftt Tim# ture to any woman. In tact, • If (I ) t'ftplftlft K ft) M l fti *T >#9»<*8B8 it * a downright tlcpre*»ing I 11 (1) W « till•r ftfti IN•XT» one And il * sale to bet that 8 lii If) i ’ j»r irton Till # t 14 i Si Tnilftf an awful lot of women will 9 Jf (?) Jftok IftUftft ftfiaw t arry that picture lo Hie poll* m ( m f f k j n H l'l'ir) with IIn- in win'll they go lo I II i l l 11f l• (Httrm MK$ft (ft* It m|i#r Hudm vote—tlie picture of the wife I II II) ffftwi and Iftiftfti i i ftTft who has been left behind — St 19 (t) lift f Wlifta (I ) OftlftAfftr along with tin- picture of 8 t' i IcTftrn *<pftn|ftH happy second time brtslegrooot and hi* happy younger IV RENTAL bride. • Sale* • Service wile shall live. Women hale to be reminded oi that laet nf modern marnage Vnd they ll.lte lo ss-r any wife replaced liy a young er woman It make* them till less secure *o tins remarriage of Gov ll ckeleller is txiimd to li.ntM«*« h i i i u j i i ' -n jft 4 iiiiijt ir ati etleet mi Itis potitical <areei Aiiy woman looking at r»*.i *"ii vvliy tint* f.irmrr tiwlay four a picture of the governor and prndiitH'H ah unit h f 11 nn i * dicl in l!*1o. III- nr v Drift*- Is tHimul to see REASONADLE Grapcville Nursery 3J3( GrapesilU At*, FA 2-0s»8 "Scull* Dealer’* I-*9 i 1 ’ N*•» • -t \\ *41h#f I#* H.u‘ h(•Imr Fa(hot i?‘ i <i«nrru1 li pit.tl 1 It (91 l.«f ft Hi).* 1 1!) (J ) Bllmnialli-ft 1. tt If) Ol I «) V 1 1 19 I • tftl ( L*» )• Thft it ■•rlif Ti.it'iij Mlil-l-u. \ft)»ft Sfltnra I«i l ft 1(Ho Jlcfi J# troi! 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I UtLOVh r vss .MTKS ** 1h*» Shrt*|iniiin** l.lt-mi r«»ri1 Shirlr) Murl.iiin# l ‘i»*hVa I u re *llriiltfft* 'I’li T hr Sun*' < .irroll It.ikt r ) •(mI H* -»r A m -I'oiCTTO FOR M Y TRIP •^ v ^ TRAILWAYS buses take you anyv/hore you want to g o . . . a t almost any tune Easiest travel on caith I rom >.inford l>t I -« * v W ASHING I’ON $21.20 thru »«-rtto- m e r 3 hours luster ,n< K S O W II.LI-: s.t.in "i <'onvenienl trip* du d/ 'l l " I t S„ K-, I Iter 1 boor (a-t, r LT. LAI D E U D ' l t: $ti.|3 liver t himr taster Now No l ax lin I i .i itw .ts l .urs — I K Vtt.lv \ ' N T.( -s l I.RMIN Vl t DUN ER P \Itlv \ 2ml - I I \ 2 »*l | DcItAHY, t ». v t Kit MIN \l. IJ.lti " , I 111 lt< Il *1 . Dell.Utt RI They w ill he shooting' fur f1 8,- ALL SIZES Ml-! F»i. i \ ;• imjo /«-itilIs t nliir TV Sslr* gi'UD Sanford Avr. t)0it in cash and prin-s. SHRUBBERY iff j DAYTONA BEACH (L’ P l) — Some ) “ (Id archers nre ex- I ported to s'uuipsjte in llie first annual tournament sponsored liy the Professional Areh*-r* j Association here Aug. 22-25. OF COLD HARDY fiftjl -e* tt Ifc (I* ^IH" H**» llftpofi S em in ole T V 1,200 .Archers LARGE SELECTION live bomb just out of reach. But that’s not all. When a bomb-disposal expert arrives, he turns out lo tie a bit ser serk as a result of his supersensitive work. Hick Jason star* w ith Alex Has ion giv­ ing a fine portrayal o f the war-shocked British officer. 8:3 09 p.m. NBC Empire. “ Walks Like a King." ( R e ­ run). You'll really hale guest star Ralph Meeker for the wonderfully rotten characterstation he g o e s as .m exemploye with new wealth, lie returns to the ranch and swaggers, putts and blows about it. desperately trying to p r o w his superiority His main target is Jim Redigo whose jot, in- ji.nl envied, challenging Jim m social, business and even romantic affairs Richard Egan stars with Anne Seymour and Ter Television Tonight would have stopped below game amt that it was up to him to lake every chance in order to make Ills three notrump. By R u th M illc t t T V Time Previews ry Moore. 9:30-10:30 p m. NBC. Dick Powell Presents “ Special As­ signment.” <firruuL This was the past season’ s pre­ miere show, designed to be a classy kickoff. Its major de­ vice is a star-studded cast in­ cluding Barbara Stanwyck. Mickey Rooney. June Allyson. Jackie Cooper. Edgar Bergen and Lloyd Nolan. And its teaturc is Powell himself, who appears in a variety o£ roles from bartender to de­ tective. He assumes the dis­ guises when lie is hired by a million .lire to sound out prn»peelive heirs Miss Stanwyck l-rov les the best scene in a rmuing saloon sequence lu-tl pm . CBS. The Garry* Mm-re Show. ( Benin i Carol Laurence i* much in r u » dem e tonight demunslraling her many talent* lur dancing singing and acting Betide* being in comedy skit*, she dances ta Day* o f Wine and Hoses ' and gives a beautiful vocal rendition ot “ Bauble*, Bangles and B e a d s ” Jona­ II l® *3* I'ii) Y«t*r Hin*mi TUES1IA1 l‘. M. than Winter* is on hand and ( f ) ! hot# t-w # ‘ O i n III 4 .News i ♦» «SirtMoit t |n r will convulse you with hi* IS) \l«r* Hspirt IV ou i m Ann sh*ny CM vi .rn» ran. wonderful mimicry anil wit (I) t*rjc# I« iti knt • y* *■*) M l.lY u as a grandmother, and in a • ti Thft \ l ciMv * 1 <?) ilrrjt II••Art*Inn | VV If 1 J!1 f\i ncftftf r*t inn • 1A ft) M l« it|fe 'V •» th ftc take-off on “ The uld Mail If) iVfft A (7Uiff4 I 1+ (it spiirtt f'lrtur# and the Sea.” Garry also I *< » K#( * * i K % K l. Cnnimtnt II • it 1 Nft«*ft give* i lug moment to choru* • It)1 it ) GufiDtgrd lid II t« l ' > Fir11 lmnr(i*liiii 4!) Wrjlhrr gal Corrida Mattel to who if» Etfll# For*! Show <*» %v>4ihfr sing* “ th e Man That Got it*) trt*)M «t( l.lfft I i.» |fl lirfthftiU ’Xftufg \w.i> ' Dorothy Loudon and • *d (?) hpulti < 4* C ) WEDNESDAY I*. M. fo r w a rd Ktrby are featured H ) ll«»t F iha* lifiiDiB •I l f 'll Trulli of Ctvnftft. and “ That Wonderful Year’* J.10 t9) qtlinoft it) \Vfpkly News K«(I) H«*r< h (or Tuntitrfflw is 1934. view (5) F,*1hrr h nuwi lh*i( c*> w hi nl ain I 14 lit H tllir Crank it# —• I f *t-l |i!) Ould lnf ' ■ 7.JO i *1 !«»* Anil* it) MftrtttsM [Mtlftfl i f ) I'oitittft) X8H72 ¥ A .1,v t I dii! if ) 1.1*11 >1 llrlil«i*i fifiov ♦ A 7S ♦ OJ 1U i.It) i l l Kmpir* *:i j J + 11 if ) Itftvl Hour n o ith O* If a will tn K)» ah K J to a *• Thu* ho stum Id have gone * i* (f» Jftcli IImi nr Hho* It) !•'fltllll^flfttllfti 88 K 10 6 J up with the king of diamond* I t.'I I'Ll* I'vx^U Mi.iit 4 93 When it held lie could run olf ) 0 flO (ft) lUrry Muort hhow *K J 1" Jit i »» .......... nitl noth vulnerable his 1-lull.* and wind up by (t) IImnllTjr Hcpgrfltti; Vast West Xorlh lmessing against the jack ot it to c » NVwt,‘ d|>n ( i l I’ tunii.l | M* mi n m p t*,l t r.i- : r.i . I» —rrr vr—r-rr, J» t ' f t 1' 1 .1 ft lliMM Vt-r. Sf^uth ilt id I m I ft* i v»**vftft 1v 3N.T. h u l'a>a !'.» pi.iv sale, lie played a low ;1 " *** * ' 1,1 M* F« nil K* 1 port Opeulni; lead—ft 1 diamond Kant \tntl and lei .1 11 1 . n i Lin if led tin- nine ol spades South'* .sp.itlf t«i his partner Wet! }} 20 1,1 u rather il.Sft i f ) lloVltwond Utim t«*n l«»^l to VVfwt k i|ii(‘on and mndtt have pl,m*d another Cttl t III <*h» ftri*l I fnoilor b;ick (Mine I hi* ik11i«re o{ «lui low ilMimiiitl, hut West >1111 II If fl| T*»MU »h*»w ■ • ply iMtlirtl I) 1> are .m l chalk inon* \t thiw t»i tin’ prornii etl up a i»ne trick set WEDNESDAY A. M. safe far a small set on Ila- (V& 7 :;<i H :ia p m NBC. "Among flu- .Missing'* (Color) (Rerun) I hi.\ episode, which led oft the season in September, was a favorite of the Robert Fuller Ians. He docs fine seeking out bandits who shot down young Mike, and gets beaten half to death, ltut he evens out the score and then some Along with Fuller are co stars John Smith a n d Spring By ington. tJuHGUl p hi ABC. Com­ bat. “ Any Second Now ." ( B e ­ nin) Exceptionally* good per(urmanccs mark this one m a to!rp!ay that requires bet ter than average acting to a c ­ complish its subtle but nerveracking purpose*. Lieutenant Hanley seeks reluge in a church during a 'combing, t h e church is tut and he is pinned by a beam, where he finds himself staring at a By Oswald Jacoby ♦ K ft B I * A Vg tU 8 f! I H o s p ita l N o te s Admission* ■ DEAR DISAPPOINTED: I could not have expressed the above senti­ ments, May l quote one ot my favor­ ite poems?: "Oh. shame on the mothers of mortals Who did not stop to teach The sorrow that lies in dear dumb eyes The sorrow that has no speech. The same force formed the spar­ row That fashioned man and king And the God of the whole Gave a spark of soul To each furred and feathered thing." ELI.A WHEELER WILCOX • In an interview after the clinic each Monday from 10 awards were pre-ented, Mrs. a.m. until noon which is open Achord said lhal from the h e - 1to all residents with such ginning she and her husband problems planned their landscaping and Mr* Vihlen s a id she | followed through on thoie thought it amuling that each , plans. Featured are many va­ judge came jo close in the In rubber bridge you should rieties of evergreens, tropical awarding of points to the win­ plants and flowering annuals ners, adding that she felt it take plenty of chance* in or and the overall plans include a plemure and honor to serve tier to make your contract a number of trees and a ve­ as one ol the judges but in duplicate a player will Mrs. Flanders, who was getable garilen. Lundberg, who said the serung the second year as a occasionally decide to play ft DEAR AHHY:: We recently Inal a discussion about whether or not to bury j.its with a little ceremony, and mark their graves. Someone said that you had written that it was ‘‘child­ ish" and grown people should put awa.v childish things.” How can any­ one who has the comjvassion for peo­ ple that you ap|teur to have he so inscusitive to animals?? DISAPPOINTED IN YOU DEAR AHHY: Tell "Wet Pillow.’* who cried because her husband gave her 820 ami told her to go out and buy herself a Mother’s Day gift, she doesn’t know how lucky she is. Mother’s Day happened to fall on my birthday this year. I've been married eleven years and we have three l o v e ­ ly children. My husband didn’t even wish me a Happy Mother’s Day or a Achords Win Award First place winner* named Happy Birthday. Instead he gave me a big lecture on how "commercial" Mother’s Day and all the othei holi­ days have become. ‘TRIED ME A RIVER" DEAR MOTHER: In my opinion any woman who i* unable to bear children, but want* so desperately to be a mother that she will adopt them, deserves the title of mother with a capital "M". She i* more Mother than the female who accidentally conceives and then resign* herself to her fate. You. nmdume. exemplify motherhood in its highest form .IJuadruple con­ gratulations! • BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT winners In North Orlando this year were Lt. und Mrs. Earl Aditmi, of 180 N. Lombardy Avenue. Members of the judjflnjr committee (front left) were Assistant County A treat Ernie l.undlierp, Mrs. Achord, Mrs. Erie Vihlen. immediate past president of the San­ ford Garden Club, and Mrs. Grace Handers of the Wagon Wheel Nursery. Sponsor of the project was the North Orlando Garden Club. d U q iiliq h iA By Abigail Van Buren | Bring yourself up to date behind the wheel! List all Ihn th in g s yo u 've ever w a n te d in a rnotoi SANDRA DEE PETER EONDA ca r. T h e n ch eck them o ft b e h in d i l ’. l l r * ai ’ f D tO G B « v > DOCTOR entr IN I &UPtH*LlNi Of TMt MtW SU/'i H-HIQ MWA YJ Tammy 17: sz io w k w heel o l a C adillac. Y ou’ll fin d thdl Hie C a d illa t som e p o in ts of s u p e rio rity you p ro b a L i/ d id ri'l even think ol. C om e in and learn all th a t's new ! U I MU MiHU and (he the V S jm f Aj I HOLLER MOTOR ( or. 2nd A. SALES I'n lu ic ltn CO. y �hmw. D m t n ifiw t ly it a bow to giro • syrtagtlm* Oft to you? bom* withavk —totawing the budget. —Uw tow ptnowa w M enu to (n t k t t th* lirlag i e w with p j r tyrin g colon. Latex f o w occasional pillows sis preferable boesuao they savor Bead plumping and don’t mot with uio. Ton con buy thorn T H IS WEEKS SPECIALS ones of aomo oacy-caro fabric. Vos can gat a esatom look by adding s vnlaaca rot oot of plywood, fining as foam rob­ ber abaating for padding, and tacking on an oataida eovor of fabric to match tho'drapaa. to tha eloanar for storage. Re­ place It with Inexpensive small rag* or m is . —Draw up your dining room with a m w wardrobe of vinyl ptao* nuts kt assorted color*. Msk* tto-on seat cushion* for your chair* with two-inch foam rabbor cushion now sold by th* yard. Cover In a bright fabric. —Replace your winter bed­ spreads with washable light­ weight spreads that lighten Luan Mahogany Paneling 8.00 per sheet Afam. Screen Door CoMpfete W ith Lock and Closer 19.95 JAYCEE8 ARE pitching in this weak, along with city and county attaches, in cleaning up Sanford and Seminole County during “ Clean Up — Fix Up—Paint Up" Week. These Jaycee mem­ Today’ s homeowner la well )ob esa often raise the quot­ jacent advised to taka an L.Q. test Saw 39.95 LUMBER housa. They add a rich noto of •arthinaoa to the colon of a room. frequently ient to give the fam ily econ­ ing room . aambla them la one placa. A t homo, thia mean* pocking a cart toll at tha Homs which will be wood, a a apron with U r n pockato f o r a stro du itclotha aad paper '* * • ior emptying waatobaakata and aah tray*. B o aura, too, that yon ba rs tha propar too la and appliance* t o inanra quick, used liv­ sm aller, less form al dining aaay cla w in g. Haro a n roma area. At the asm * tim e, the useful tlpa: 1 —Clean all gtaaawork — thia case living room space w aa in­ The solution in m acro tha wall from creased. Hallways also ean be sp ecs room, which waa used only between the two rooms and about 10 per cen t o f the time, construct a partition which wasters. No m ore than 10 was the sam e slse as hti a d ­ provoided tho family with a per cent of a h om e’s aquara If b « i r o n s low, be la losing om ical livability. Om m oney by not getting tha full dollar’ s worth of livability from his home. According to the N ew York Chapter o f the Am erican In­ stitute o f Architects, L. Q., or Livability Quotient, la deter­ mined by tha amount o f square feet of floor space the fam ily actually lives in. the ton* o f the rasm. T int f a example your bedroom curtains a co r ­ areas where the family responding shad* and use foam spend* SO per cent o f Its time rabb or accent pillows la eoa - and others where it only t o u t in g colors. spends S per cent, then the —Gat at least oaa now set relative number o f square of towels for tha bathroom feet o f these area should with a change of shower cur­ correspond roughly with tho tain* and bath nut to complete time spent Is them. th* spring color scheme. If When it is realized that your old curtain elill Is naa- bom ai cost anywhere from ful, wash and dry it thorough­ |10 to $30 a square foot, plua ly before storing. maintenance and taxes, it’s —Scatter a garden of pot­ not hard to M e that this un­ ted plants throughout tho used space com es at * high Decker SV»' bers started with their own headquarters on French Avenue, from the left: Jack Ludwig, Frank Voltoline, Dave Berrien, President Jim Smith, Chuck Bose and Phil SkaUs. Cory. Is Now York hot* do* valoped commercial elconlnr pneoduTM aaeliy adaptable, with minor change*, to th* avanfo boms or oportmost Frofawlonnl cleaner* flguro carefully is advance wbot aupplica will bo naadod, sod **- home- pkturaa, window* and mirror* —at tha aaaaa tlraa. Then wash w d was window ittta to mako periodic sponging mors affective. S—Blip aa old sock on oach footage should be devoted to hand; apply furnitur# polish hall*. with on* and wipa with th* However, no rem odeling othar. owner found that his dining was to Pictures Need Checking, Too When housecleaning thia edges should ba smooth and should be dons without pro­ I— T o spraad liquid furni­ spring, don’t overlook your level without jagged edges. fessional counsel and without tur* polish m ors oronly, in- U m a r y rerorer--------------------Check to see that tha p ic­ ture Is hanging securely. A re the screws and wire securely attached to the back of the painting? Is the nail or p ic­ ture hanger firm ly anchored? Next, check the backing, advises the P ictu re and that the (Just catch er Is In good condition. T o repair small tears, use gummed paper. Carefully exam ine the p ic­ ture fram e. Since the frame prica. Is meant to protect the p ic ­ I f a housa rates a low T. Q. ture as w ell as enhance Its a well • planned rem odeling beauty, It should fit well. Be sur* tha corn ers o f the fram s ir e even and fit together tightly. The inside frams I T there are u n til M ic a s 'fir si— u iic i li^ailog— the— fam - art a .toth s* sprinkl er fr>p_ln-_ toture to tha bottla nock. lly’s present a n d 4—Bln so flo o r* thoroughly them a t borne with allck needs. baforw w axin g t o prom t The homeowner should take shellac, heated and applied tracaa o f aoap o r datargant Uke scaling wax. It is avail­ Into consideration the s ite o f from dulling tha finish, able In wood cotora aa well his family today and what ha I —Mark Unas w ith nail pol­ expects It will be In the com ­ as gold and silver. ish a t quart 1s t * Is tn iid i the T o dust tho frame, use a ing years, bow m u ch enter­ cleaning p a il; this helps mix ■mall soft paint brush, parti­ taining he docs and the pri­ cleaning solutions o f proper cularly on highly ornamented vacy be and other m em bers strength. fram es, then polish lightly o f the fam ily desire. g— Mix w a r n w ater and with a clean eloth. A lso csrvful Investigation water conditioner to wash If your pletura Is covered o f th* housa Is n ecessary so down bathroom tiles. To make with glass, clesn the glass that remodeling can b e done tils* shins, dry with a towel. with a dam p cloth wrung as without weakening the struc­ 7—To clean lamps, discon­ dry aa possible. Even a sm all ture. Removing a w all may nect cord fir s t and run it •mount o f moisture on the M em an easy thing to do. glass can seep along the but it may ultimately affect through a aoapy spang*. Re­ mora bulb, w ipe with w st rag; edges and ruin tha picture or the structural stability o f the dry thoroughly. A sudsy cloth bouse. the m at. wlU clean m ost U m p bases. Fabric shades can ba cleaned in a tubful o f w arm auda, but eoatod, glass fib er, paper or parchmsnt shades should bo vacuumed, washed with “ dry” soapsuds on a sponge, rinsed with a damp cloth and wiped dry. t —Cotton . tipped swabs clean kitchen range buttons and tha number plates under telephone dials. in the fram e, you ean repair TRY OUR SCOTTS GUARANTEED SATISFACTION - OR . YOUR - MONEY - BACK -KW1T BONUS .MM. SCUTL Feed Your Lawn With*__________ TURF BUILDER FOR FERTILIZER AND INSECT CONTROL ALL IN O N E ................................................... BOOST (KILLS CUT WORMS - 80D WEB WORMS - ARMY WORMS) SPECIAL OFFERI With Any I Bags ef Scott Products Sava $5.00 cm Your Scott Spraader SANFORD, FLA. absolutely free estimates ed Protect cloth in g and blank­ ets from moth* and mildew by sorting them in transparent plastic bags. These bags also will protect large pieces o f silver or copper from tarnish­ ing. To fill crack* around win­ dow fram es, m ake your own papUrmacha insulation at minimum eoat. BUr a llttla glue In thick hot soapsuds, snd add a large quantity o f shred­ ded newspaper. When dry, (his filler will ba hard enough to paint. ’ f kitchen cabinet space la limited, use pradecorated pegboard panels fo r hanging shelves o r individual pots and pans. Utensils* and condi­ ment* w ill ba clot* a t hand and w ill occu py Little wall ■pace. W il l ia m s H a r d w a r e MS t o t U i M SwM.fMs FA t-1444 m o icarae ro rasa *aju>*urn aeamasasars CONSTRUCTION COMPANY « GRASS SHEARS PATIO LIGHT 20” ROTARY MOWER * 4 tu GASOLINE CAN X G*L Capacity �% *1 H om es, In a sens*, are Uk« Mjr n o trey. F or « « r j squeak women. A little paint and is the old refrigerator will b « som e new draperies can do magnified in her ear* from that day on, until ahe'a r a n wondera lor their looks. H won’ t last another month. From the amount o f money And that beautiful pink on* spent each year on bom * im ­ In the ( t o n would match th* provement (one recent esti­ wall paper perfectly. m ate was *730 p er U. 8. fam ­ At a recent au oclation ily ), It would seem that the meeting It was suggested that home gets Ha annual facelift carpet salesmen should learn even if the lady o f tb o house more about the way women has to scrim p and save to think if they want to build up do It sales. If they’ve done their Some home im provement •’homework," they’ll point projects a rt the outcom e of out to mom that th* floor Is careful planning for the fam ­ the first w iQ o f a room and ily 's needs. Often the home­ that the room should be deowner finds It less eostly to coralcd from the floor up. add to hti present home th in You m ay then find yourself to buy a larger one. Other paying for a whole new l it ’ projects are the result o f a lng room , when all you need­ decision to Mil. ed was * new rag. Sprucing up ■ house before If that happens, pop, even placing it on the m arket docs the score by Insisting that pay off. Recently a survey watering the lawn la too taken In three suburban coun­ time-consuming ■ Job to faee ties showed that 13 per cent year after year, and you must o f homcownera who did a have an underground water­ m a jor interior and anterior ing system. An installation bousepainting before selling, for the lawn area o f an averrealized from eight to 12 per age siaed home lot only costs cent more than the amount between $500 and 1100. received for com parable In the home Improvement dwellings without fresh paint. Sometimes, though, a borne erea, it IS possible to make becom es a den o f flying saw ­ a silk purse out o f a sow's dust simply because pop got car. All you need is the som e power tool* for his money I A I * 4* ' » » 1 1 t W '4 4 A 9 4 JALOUSIES always need a cleaning. Take a tip from pretty Barbara Vincent and give them a good cleaning, at leaat once s week. V How often you h e ir women aay, " I ’ ve got to clean bouse % # today. The place is a mesa.” Instead o f one weekly Job, try putting yourself on a room-toroum basis for a change. One room a day, thoroughly clean­ ed, actually K EEPS a tidy house. Start your preparations by com m andeering something on wheels, such as a kitchen ■ervlng cart. Load It with a pan of thick soap or detergent suds, a pail or bowl o f rinse water, two sponges, clean cloths, and an extra bowl to hold the soiled suds you squeeie out. When you wheel your mobile cleaning aids in­ to a room , you are equipped to chase a lot o f dirt without having to walk back and forth for the tools to do it with. Today's wonderful uphol­ stery materials do nicely with a thorough sudsing once In a while. A big plastlc-upholatered lounge chair can—and should be—"laundered'’ from top to bottom. Squeeze a big sponge in fluffy suds, scrape excess suds o ff along the rim of the suds pan, then go over on* section o f the chair at a time, with overlapping mo­ tions. Illntc with that accond jKinge, squeezed out In clear Water. Then wipe dry with tho clean doth. It might be a good Idea to add in ordinary ruler to your cart supplies—for getting into upholstery c r e v i c e s , for there's where so much dust edge o f the sudsy sponge into the crevice where the back and seat meet. A long cross­ wise awipo will rem ove the soli. Then wipe out the suds with your ruler end rinsing sponge, followed by your dry wiping cloth. Don't forget that every chair has a bot­ tom . U n ion the dust on the underside la swabbed away, It w ill filter down onto your clean floor every tlm* som e­ body sits down. D irt *nd tarnish can b « removed from brass • finished hmrdwar* without destroying tho antique finish by brushing on a mixture o f vingar and salt. Follow iwth a thorough washing and rinsing. F o r aafety’ a sake, do not discard cabinets or refriger­ ators without removing the doors. Children who crawl In­ to these pieces o f furnltur* can su ffocat* If the door la pulled shut. C L IM B IN G , “TREE" $08 THE PlAY YAAD 7*L n W T H O F + «4. ■TPEATl NOVVTTVt P8HERVATIVS.SET1’ AMCHOBBDU* SCREWS birthday. Whether his efforts result in "Im provem ent” is Planting * tree? Remember debatable. But, undoubtedly, the llmbe on • young tree do som e changes are made. not move higher from the There should be a raft of ground a* th* tree grows. do-lt-younelf job s com ing up They grow in thlckneee and soon. Tower tool m anufactur­ f FEATHER EDGES length, but tho tree gain* ers claim sales arc ahead 30 WHERE YOU REMOVE height only at th* tip o f Ita LOOSE PAINT per cent for the first 10 crown and th* limba remain months, o f this year as com ­ the same distance from the pared with the sam e period ground. a year ago. Last year $10 billion were spent on remodeling and re­ pairs, and such a goodly amount should certainly be jp e n t wisely. Even the experienced di>-»youn elfer shouldn't attempt a structural rem odeling Job without first cunsuiting an architect. You may want to solve the problem o f two tiny, Impractical room s by knocking down the wall be­ tween. But unless you check first'w ith an expert, you may damage the structure o f your bouse. Check carefully, too, before you contract for a building o r repair jo b . Be sure that ALL WORK GUARANTEED the price quoted covers every­ BUG A TERMITE EXTERMINATING thing you've been led to be­ lieve will be done. Sometimes modifications alter the price, and you find to your dismay that your final bill Is tnuro than you bad expected. MONTHLY k YEARLY SERVICE .Furnishings ami appliances take another big chunk out of the budget o f Am erican fam ­ ilies. Home fashion is now a $17 billion a year industry. Turn mom loose In the ap­ pliance department and she'll SANFORD 2601 PARK DR. give up the Idea o f a new fur coat. Hut that w on't save PEST CONTROL FREE tHOOMNO IN CONCRETE •ao'LENonw of w MAROWOOOCtOTHESKXE MEMO tt’AfWRT I H | I I I BORROW UP TO *5,000 - UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY MARKPRILL K * ' LOCATIONS CA E I FULLY. D R ILL HALF WAY TH R O U G H THEN DRILL F R Q fA O T H E R S ID E (A V I-» e * * M O F SANFORD Call FAirfax 2-1611 AM Ask For Ralph Peiold or J la D oM tta Call Kingswood Builders to REPAIR IMKKOVE or MODERNIZE your HOME ESTIMATES W hat should go Into tha medicine chsstT A doctor rec­ ommends Including a cake o f aoap and a scrubbing brush to elaans* akin immediately after a minor wound. DISCOUNY On All Paint Purchases During Paint Up - Fix Up week — It1 D 1 N 4g S S ,r, £3$ !\- v jM w MODERNIZE and YOUR bathroom KITCHEN w it h PAINT U■11 “ if* | _ / r PAINT new FIXTURES • AMERICAN STANDARD A KOHLER HOTPOINT A STATE WATER HEATERS * if CUSTOM BUILDING DUOTHERM A QUAKER WALL HEATERS FOR FREE ESTIMATES — Dill FA 2-3383 202 FAIRMONT DRIVE 264 8. SANFORD AVE, t 210 S. MAGNOLIA William S. Brumley Jr. - Byron M. Leach PHONE FA 2-8074 \--- f t t> �( s your-selfers, the price of the mtnum pigment ia the form ­ paint was the only cost in­ ula form i a s instant shield. out ties points up the Importance volved This paint alto gives roof* When one bouse looks bet' ter V (N n n p tfir fa t o p t is Atm.) It's a truism that any paint Is only is good as the groperstioa lor it But white » o s t people accept the theory th ey follow the prectic* of pimply setting up ladders and painting stray the Brat pleaotet day that comes along. Since ideal painting weather « n y not always occur when the homeowner has the time to do the fob, it's understand­ able that rainy preliminary •tepe are skipped. Try to get the preparation ioae wall ahead of time. Un­ like painting, preparation can fee done an hour or so at a time over a kog period. Loose, peeling or blistered point should bo removed. Scrape or sand off the old finish. A putty knife or scrap­ er will remove loose paint. Watch for accumulated dirt end remove this as welt. A w in brash will also come In Sandy. - Detective paint that Is not loose enough for n scraper tan be removed with rough eaadpapar. Feather edges wherever you remove paint. The surface et the edge Should be smooth or a ridge will show through the new finish. In extremely difficult cases, oepecUtly when large areas a n Involved, th« p ilo t if burned uff. This ia done with a blow torch or with a spe­ cial device that com bines the features of an electric iron and a scrapar. Since the danger o f fire is grea t for jt ^ .t a w p n r t e n c e d parson, better Wave burning to the experts. Look for cracks and nail holes. Fill them with wood putty and land sm ooth. They should have plenty o f time to harden before painting. Check windows for loose nr missing putty. Scrape oul thoroughly, then brush on a coat of linseed oil over the exposed wood. Apply fresh putty or glaiing compound, which doesn't dry out aa put­ ty may. Check around window sash, doors and other Joints to see i f new calking ia needed. Again, scrape out broken calking before applying fresh calking. If (here are knots In the wood, seal them with shellac before painting. This will prevent them from bleeding through the paint. Once you have scraped off t i l loose paint, give these bare spots ■ coat o f exterior grade primer. These will then be dry and ready fur (he fin- A MOI* IS not a glamorous thing . . . hut Bar­ bara Vincent adds glamour to thin page. It all fit* in with "Clean Up — Fix Up — Paint Up” Week, n* sponsored by the City, County and the Junior Chamber of Commerce'. (Herald Photo) Instead o f a coffee klatsch today, bow about a closet klatsehT Begin by throwing out lota o f old stuff. No sense bolding onto |hinga forever, Unless fbcoe THU "are c l l i ; ales, chances are they're out o f style this year. Keep a couple that have possibilities. Get rid o f the others. Get out the woolens and send a batch o ff to the cleanera. And now start to organlie the closet. Arrange summer clothes in garment bags. How convcnlent It is to have something freshly Ironed for that first warm day. Ish coat when you get act to paint. You may find areas that are particularly dirty, espe­ cially under sheltered sec­ tions of Use house, I lose these off or acruh them. The wood should be thoroughly dry befor painting. These arc Jobs you ran do slowly during the summer. Then som e fine tall day when you oru ready to paint you can go right ahead without wasting valuable lim e and good weather. St wim mot find effc R, hall whi nioi to t the thei whl give neighbors, A survey o f 1,000 dwellings but in three large suburban coun­ why, check Its color schem e. of sprucing up a bouse before E xterior color Is often the placing it on the market The study, recently com­ pleted, showed that 19 per cent o f hom eowners who were about to sell their hom es did a m ajor Interior and exterior bousepaintlng immediately before placing them with bro­ kers. Owners o f homes in the 129-923,000 price category, who had their houses decorat­ ed, received anywhere from eight to 12 per cent higher thin com parable dwellings without the fresh paint. Since many of the homeowners In this price range are dodt- yon than Its ean’ t quite figure secret o f a more attractive, better - proportioned appear­ ance. With a wide paiiete of colors available today In both exterior paints and roofing m aterials, the appearance of any home can be Improved and given individuality without making architectural changes. Since the roof n orm ally is the largest visible exterior area o f a house, its color Is the most important. It should harmonise with both the land­ scape and other exterior colors. The many shidca o f asphalt shingle, from white to black, and including many pastela, blended c o lo n and deep tones, make it possibte to choose exactly the right roof color. Many of them harm ­ onize with a variety o f colors, so that the home ow ner can change other ealerior colors completely when the house is repainted, without causing a Jarring note. Since while ami pastel as­ phalt shingles help keep a house cool by bouncing the sun off without causing glare, they are a good ch oice for sunny locations. They also help make a low house look higher ami add a light m od­ ern look. Darker colors are used with Colonial o r tradi­ tional architecture. Another choice is a blend o f different tones o f one color or a com ­ bination of several. T o avoid a cluttered Ink, color consultants advise home owners to use no m ore than four exterior colors on roof, siding, trim and accent points such as entrance door and shutters. Kach color should be ■ different value—lighter o r darker than the others. B. J. Eckart, vice president superior m i t U o e c In charge o f research at Sapolin Paints, Inc. commented that not only did homeowners receive significantly higher (m ounts for their bouses, but also found buyers m ore quickly. Within recent years, the paiat industry has intensified its efforts In cresting paints for specific surfaces. For exam ple, roofings and tidings now can be protected with coatings such as Tem pTrol, which ictualiy reduce interior temperatures by up to IS degrees in summer. The presence o f leaflng-type alu- to winds o f even hurricane proportioni, literally glueing down asphalt shingles. T o remove stubborn white mineral depoalta from glaia cookware, half fill it with hot w ater and two tablespoon* o f vinegar. Boll the mixture fo r e few minutes and then wash the utensil. HMMMMM...THIS % Ai JOB IS GOING TO COST MORE THAN I THOUGHT!" * Because they provide nat­ ural drainage and protection again high room tempera­ tures, porus clay pots a n preferred containers for house plants. i •I that the rains have started . ROOFING & SHEET + METAL BONDED — INSURED * - - - Roofing Installation o r . . . Repairs Phone FA 2-4731 For FREE ESTIMATE Kiv< ug,. u me # H O M E O W N E R S It's Glidden's Spring Paint Sale! (JIVE YOUIt HOME A NEW FACE - - - - AN D SAVE! Si lire a bed should be six to eight inrhcH lunger than Us occupant, the standard bed o f 7tl-lnrh length Is too short for the 10,451,000 adult American niuleu nix feet and taller. jg g llg j flO B O ? 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(Herald Photo) Fix-Up with £ o n o B Kennedy Seemingly W ins Victory r c l e lljr Im B Dc l o c k s President BUILD A NEW GARDEN WALL P e c o r a t i v e B l o c k s WIDE SELECTION ALWAYS ON HAND C o n c rM Me Q StM eM l I 11 r > PATIOS, STEP-WALKS, MANY OTHER — B r i c k s <& s is m w ii PRE-CAST SILUS, LINTEkS WE FILL ALL YOUR NEEDS CHAPMAN CONCRETE PRODUCTS FA 2-6192 106 N. ELM said last fall. WASHINGTON— (NEA) Kennedy seeming' ty won i> diplomatic victory In the Cold War when he quarantined Cuba laat Oct* ober and forced the Russian* to remote their offensive mis­ siles, tied China's Mao Tse-tung, Nikita Khrushchev's 'bitter fue In the Communist world, denounced Moscow's Cuban retreat as a "Soviet Munich.*' |There is little doubt that in a world where " f a c e ” is im ­ portant the Soviet premier suffered a loss in prestige. Yet in six monlhs, while ilipium dl’Jf Ad* I paralysed by partisan quar­ rels, Khrushchev was able to snatch victory out o( d e­ feat. lie even had the effron­ tery to announce that hi- had accepted Castro's invitation to visit Moscow'a Cuban satel­ lite 90 miles from Florida. A* seen by specialista on communism, Khrushchev was at)le to turn defeat into vic­ tory because the Russians never conceded that it was the U. S quarantine that forced them to remove their missile* from Cuba. Moscow's Pravda and lxvestia write to this day that the Soviet premier's "s a c ri­ fice to peace” was due sole­ ly to President Kennedy's alleged pledge not to Invade Cuba and to prevent anti­ communist Cubans from over­ throwing Castro a dictator­ ship. This has also Ix-en repeat­ ed with deadly monotony by Moscow's global propaganda organ Novoyc Vremia (New Time) ever iln ce the United States failed to pres* Khrush­ chev for the agreed, on-site inspection of missile bases. Such inspection was the main condition for lifting the quar­ antine, President Kennedy For Clean-Up - Fix-Up - Painl-Up Week Lei Us Jet Spray Clean the Exterior Of Your Home Eaves, Walls, Root QUICKLY REMOVES ACCUMULATED DUST, MOLD, MUD DAUBEIIS NESTS. SPIDER WEBS, ETC. WILL NOT HARM The State Department w a s obviously reluctant to engage 1 with lh« Alliance for Progresi. It will sow confusion in the United Stales. ffij* fanforB KrrtTf |:*|jtr Transactions Wesley Weber to Farcle Ahett, Hear Lake. SI5.VK1 Vernon Servos*, etux. to Dale Karpp. etux, tattle Wash­ ington. Slg.tksi Barry Homes, inc.. to Wil­ liam Richardson, etux, Goldie Manor, Jii.uoo VA to Thomas Vanorsdale, etux. Heftier Homes, 113,200 Nellie Bouillon to L. D. Plante, In c, Gardena Farms. $8.two W, 1. Kirk, etux, to E G Banks, e t u x , Altamonte Land. Hotel and Navigation Co., $10,000 J. V. Schcllentragcr. etux, to E C. Campbell, etux, San Tord. SI«.')0O Sarah Kelley to James P. Chapman, e t u x . Crystal lathe. t w o Winter Park Fed. S. anil I., tn Ted llybickl, etux. Lake Brantley Hills, $13 .non Ward llirks. Ine., to Stanley Upchurch, etux, Kasthrouk, Me base a rom plclr line of gardening supplies including. Sonnilsnd Products: ferti­ liser. insectIrIdes, fungicide*, weed killer* and toll fum igants designed foe Florida •oil*. Also, U*n mower*, garden tneit, lines and fittinga. S15.1X11 First Fed. S. and I* of Or­ lando to [Howard P. Mc­ Kay, III etux, l ittle Wekivva. $8,950 American Fed. S. and L of Orlando to Kd Kanan, etux. Bear Lake, i l l . a m Claude Johnson, etux. to Thy ra Shilhawer, e l m , Oak land Elh, $15,BOO Darnel Rostwick. elux, lo FIIA, C. C. .Manor, $10,2110 Jasper Otto McCullough, Jr., etux, to Frank S. Vrhonsky. etux, Plnecreit, $i3,7ixi Robert Rogers, et.il, to Sue Rogers, Oakland Shory* $20.0011 Tlwma» Airey, etux, to Dale Wrntworlh, etux. Crystal light*., $7,(W0 Odin Anih'rson, elnx, lo Aug list Kern, etux, 17-20-30, N o phase of the Kennedy In a public dehate with the , administration's policy hal Red pres*. Thu*, the United States never denied officially ! fie* the ordinary American that a pledge to bar force ! more than the policy on Cuba, against the Castro regime as this writer has found on around the United was the price paid Khrush­ trip* |Slates. chev for removing his mis­ Surely Americans are en ­ siles from Cuba, However, it was the Soviet t i t l e d to know if there are premier himself — and not pledge* o f (be kind Khrushanonymous Red Journalists— |chcv is talking about It is who recently warms I that not enough to say that tinRussia will aid Cuba if the foreign policy of a free na $11,MW United States failed "to car­ tion is the busine** of the Marion Chegwedden to John government. Policies pursued ry nut” the agreement Khru­ Mrnmg, N Chuluota. SU.txxi shchev says he reached with hy democracies are credible Glen Sllkwoml to Joy Man •Prc -uw-iTt— ri - nn. !••— a __ !)■■!.. and can he effective oniv if r ,. .v i Imi"™,—^ the whole pesiple share the ober, 700 The Soviet Premier spoke at conviction that their aims Alherto S Carlo, etux, to Moscow's mammoth rally for are right. Kddy Wehh, etux, laing Are the Reds indulging a* Fidel Castro. Here, as report­ dale. W.mni ed hy Pravda, is what he usual in reckless propaganda? Sun Charm Ranch, Inc., lo If so, no time should be lust said: Shade), McKihhcn amt Hall, "A breach of obligation* hy by the S u u - Department m Inc . 23-21 211, $H.ixx> the United States rim’d not contradicting officially and Langford Coiislrucllon Co., ambiguity Khrushbe regarded otherwise than without Inc., to Ronakl P. Argen­ ehev'a claim*. as perfidy.” , . , tine, elux, Hillrrest, $10,600 “ If I lie United States sloe* Mary Mobley to Gustave Hr*not strictly observe the agree­ berg, Jr., Levy Grant, $50,ment readiest and aggravates OUO the situation, the world might Mary Mobley to Jo* Sprefind itself in an even more mulll. Levy Grant. $8,500 t.KK. Mas*. (UP*) — Clar­ Mary Mobley to Belco Enter­ dangerous situation than dur­ ence Dixon was fined $lm> in prises, Inc., Ia-vy Grant, ing last year's Caribbean district court on charges of $78,500 crisis." |driving while under the In Truth, of csuirM-, Is not a Edith Prescott, etvlr, to Har­ , f Iuence of alcohol and drunkold l o g i n , etux, Sanford, tenet o f Manisl-Ia-nmist doll , enness, 17,000 ble talk. Nor is Khrushchev Dixon, who pleaded Inno- Ralph Woodruff, elal, to M. known for hi* veracity. Rut cs*nt and appealed the convic ­ L Lee, etal, 38-IU-30, $16,900 he is tile leader of one of the tions. is an inspector for Ihe Clifford Hildebrant In Osrar world's most powerful nations slate Alcoholic Beverages Capshaw, etux, C. C. Man­ His words about an agrrs-ment 1Commission. or. *>,ino with President Kennedy, apnk en in public, were clear. They B*-f*>ro sewing washable can no longer Us- ignored or fabrics to interfacings nnd dismissed with vague denial* intt-rlinings, prvshrink the un­ by llm United Slate*. derlining* to avoid later .Should Moscow's statements puekern in the garment. stand uncha[longest, the belief HARROW, England ( D P I) that President Kennedy - b i l g ­ Givi- ■ rout part room the Il­ —School mast era have asked spaciousness by tho government to make it ed to bar force against Cas­ lusion o f tro under any conditions will matching Ilia window shade Illegal ti> tattoo a child under bolster Red prestige in laitin cloth and the valance with Ui* t« withoiq parental consent. America. It will play havoc same fabric and color. II, Cunlilfe, headmaster of Rise-data secondary schonl, said he was shocked to find seven boys in a physical training class had tatlos, in­ cluding one with " a naked woman along hit forearm." • GA1M N TOOI21 II • LAWN V S W K I-U tt GATOR LUMBER * HARDWARE An. n. ra s-riit (jJahsi Alcohol Agent Fined As Drunk TO HAVE AND A tfhvcujAfiiwjud PART IN THE BEAUTIFICATION CENTRAL OF IMPROVEMENT FAST ■ GROWING FLORIDA. CALL US FOR YOUR CONSTRUCTION NEEDS Schoolmasters Protest Tattoos IARR0LL E B B A N IE L CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INCORPORATED 9 m BUILDERS OF COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, BRUNING PAINT special • LAWN MtJWfem STEEL BUILDINGS AND HOMES. One way to solve the s e a t­ in g problem for K l i i s l s 2800 S. Sanford Ave. is to purrha.** > stack of plastic shell chain, upholstered In foam rubber, which fit to­ gether in » pile when not In use FA 2-5011 LeRoy Robb, Vice-Pres. & Mgr. REG. 4.70 — THIS WEEK ONLY FLOWERS, GRASS OR SHRUBBERY — •'■ ’V 76 GAL INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR 14 Colors and White FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 322-4843 Yentsch Maintenance Service 502 E. 2Jth PLACE SANFORD. FLORIDA Westinghouse FACTORY W INDOW FREE ESTIMATE! AIR CONDITIONERS PAINT OUTLET 2617 S. French Free Parking CALL NOW FOR PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING mil llnlhgck. President F A 2 -6 5 6 2 �- 9Hv WeQt Family Miss McAlexahder,W illiam Chandler Visiting Married At First Methodist Church Her Parents The groom’s father, served as best mao and Alex Carmao was usher. The bride's mother wore a blue sod white embroidered v.?W-V- ’ The bride, ghrea hi marri­ age by her father, wore a street length dress ef delicate ' ftnh lace with matching ae* ceeaoriee. Her vtU ef ellk Uhnkn was attached te a half crewi and aha carried a co­ lonial nosegay, centered with , g White orchid. Program Given By Eastern Star Enterpirise Family Enjoys Western Trip Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wright returned last week to their twine in Enterprise after five weeks of traveling acrois the country to I-os Angeles, Calif. They visited with their daughter, Rclts. In Monrovia, then up the coastal route to San Franciico. They also went up the Redwood High way to Portland. Ore., fur i visit w i t h granddaughter, Christa, her husband Krn and family, then on lo Seal tie ami a trip into Victoria Garden, U. C. Enroute home they (topped In Butte, Mont., and Salt Lake City where they heard the famous choir at the Mor­ m on Temple. They spent one night with Mra. Ralph Saule, in Atlanta. During the entire trip they covered almost 8,000 miles. Mr. and Mrs. A L. of Mg Magnolia Ave. have as their guests, their daughter ami son-In-law and two tons, Mr. sad Mrs. Paul B. Wells. Paul and Stuart, of Stanford, Conn. Mrs. Walla will be rememberco ea Carol Skinner, and they will spend tbeir vs cation here, la Sanford, and at the Jo-Dee Apartments, in New Smyrna Beaeb. Sunny Skinner has returned to Sanford from Charlotte, N C., where she has just fin­ ished her sophomore year it Queens College. July 1, Sunny and her parents will go to their home In Hendersonville, N. C„ for the rest of the sum H it, A M I M iti. WiLH A M nA ¥ GliANPLBft (House of Ruhija Photo) Learns To Eat Butterflies ida Southern College. The groom graduated from the St. Augustine High School and he wAlemlWfl fftyimlelm <8ranth'. ern. Ho is presently serving with the U. 8. Marine Corp. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Crews, 614 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, announce t h e engagement and approaching m arriage of tbeir daughter, Gloria Jean, to Robert O. Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Co­ hen, 70S South Magnolia Ave. M in Crewe was born in Apopks and graduated from Seminole High School with the 1062 Class. While In high school she was a member of the Glee Club ami Future Nurses Club. She is present­ ly employed by Goodyear Service Store. The groom clcct was born In Sanford and was a m em ­ ber of the 1058 graduating c la n of Seminole H ig h School. He served four years in the U. S. A rm y, two years of which were spent In Ger­ many. He is now self em­ ployed in Titusville. The wedding will he an event nf July 4 at the First Baptist Church in Sanford with Rev. Fred Chance offi­ ciating. MISS CAUOLEK OSTEIUIOLM (House of Rahija Photo) Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Cook A surprise miscellaneous fours in pastel colors topped shower waa held recently in with assorted pastel rosebuds Fellowship Hall o f the Con­ were served on lace dollies. Punch was served from a gregational Christian Church crystal bowl decorated with when tbs Ethel Boot Circle gardenias and pink carna­ mem bers met for their reg tions carrying out the pastel ular monthly meeting. theme. The ladles met in the hill Mrs. .Maurice Corbett serv­ as usual and the business ed assisted by Mr*. Helen session was well underway Rcmusat and Mrs. Edward when the unsuspecting guest Simpson. About 20 members o f honor arrived. Making sure enjoyed the meeting and that all m em bers and gifts would arrive first, Mrs. Nor­ ma Cook, bride-elect, waa de­ tained deliberately by one of the ladies. All went in a very In North Orlando businesslike manner until the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dt-rum, Wedding March was played It North 3rd St., North Or­ and the honorce was shower­ ed with many lovely wrapprd lando, announce the birth o f a New Arrivals Casselberry MISS GLORIA JEAN CREWS (Photo by UnHHmnn) Mr. and Mrs. Jack I,. Hug­ gins of 173 O'Brien ltd., Fern I’urk, ami sons Bon. David and (Jury, have returns si home a ft­ er a week's trip to North By Donna Estes Carolina where they attended Mr. und Mrs. John Kennedy the graduation o f their daugh­ ter. Linda from high school nt hnvo returned to their home Elizabethtown on May 28. in Longdate after attending They also visited relative* in the state convention o f the Knights o f Columbus, held at Charlotte. Linda returned home with Tampa. 3lr. Kennedy was a her family and plana to enter delegate from St. Richard's Council &.157. While the nun nurse/* training. LongWood Personals attended business conferences, social activities were In prog­ ress for the wives. A fter the I'ope died all social events were cancelled. 3(r*. William Hollam re­ cently visited hte husband In Lexington, Ky., where he Is employed. gifts from under an elabor­ 5 lb. 5 oz. sun. May 22 ately decorated pink ruffled Seminoia Memuri.d Hospital, and lace umbrella. in Sanford, Games were played and They have chosen the name prizes were won by 31ri. Wal­ David Alien for the new ar­ ter Bethea and 3lrs. Ralph rival who has a sister Bar­ Laming. bara and brother, Hubby. Tire serving table was over­ hire. Derum has returned laid with a white linen cloth home but David remained at and held white and silver the hoepltal for a few days tapers in crystal holdcri. In until he gained sum* extra the center was a large tree of weight. The family is looking tiny handmade lace and rib­ forw ard to bringing him home bon umbrellaa in pastel col this week. ors. More miniature umbrel­ las attached to nut cups held Turning a rug which gets assorted nuts and w e r e heavy traffic or ronstant placed at random. Chicken salad and cresm w ear will make it wear more cheese sandwiches and peGt evenly and look nicer. Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford FAMOUS NAME BRANDS ---------------p Jaycee Wive* Present Program On Cdr. and Mra. Robert Ed­ ward Osterholm, i t s Rainier Drive, Oak Harbor, Waih., announce t h e engagement and approaching marriage of tbeir daughter Carolee, td Wallace Merritt Philips Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Philips, 2009 Lilly Court, of Sanford. Miss Osterholm was born in Connecticut, attended North Attleboro H i g h School In Massachusetts, but transfer­ red to Sanford ia her fresh­ man year as her father wae stationed at the Sanford Na­ val Air Station. A graduate of the 1980 Seminole High School elass, Mias Osterholm was a member of the Spanish Club and a majorette in the Seminole High School Band. She attended Saint Peters* burg Junior College and ia presently employed at the S a n f o r d Atlantic National Bank. The groom-elect wa* born In Florence, S. C., attended schools In Sanford, and grad­ uated in 1959 from Seminole High School. He was active in sporls, music and a member of the Key Club. He attended Davidsou College in North Carolina and graduated in January. 1963. W h i l e at Davidson he was a member of PI Kappa Phi social fra­ ternity. In the fall he will at­ tend Emory University Med­ ical School. An August wedding is being planned. The Jaycee Wives Club se t at the Lake Mary home «f Mr*. Jack Wilbur far the June sesstou. Mrs. Hammond Polk, president, welcomed a visitor, Mrs. Chuck Beet, and. ■ new member, Mrs. Jimmy Smith. Mrs. Charles Tetcnbsum gave a report ou the tasting tea, held recently. It waa such n success It was rec­ ommended that it become an annual event Plana were discussed far-a swim party and members voted to send a check to the Good Samaritan Home. The president wa* asked to eee II there was any other way the club could help. Miss Lucy Nowlht *# the Florida Power and Light Co. showed s-'.'es «nd give a talk oo outdoor u/htlng. She also exhibited several kinds of lights. The on* tis group liked best was a decorative lamp that electrocutes bugs when they get too close. Enterprise Personals Bill Winkler of Kentucky la visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winkler. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn attended the Shrine conven­ tion held In Daytona Beach last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hen­ derson and son Howard were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andre Ayliea in W. Hob lywood, Fla. OPEN ALL DAT WEDNESDAYS TEAR ROUND JUST UNPACKED! 300 IIRAND NEW DRESSES PLUS A GROUP OF BEAUTIFUL REDUCED DRESSES! P R IC E D TO MOVE FAST! HURRY DOWN! SHOE FASHIONS o cS o Casual Comfort special With The ITALIAN summer FASHION Easy Way to Kill Aots and Roaches ■ - 1; . v P n g * I — Ju n o 11, IN S Sorority Miss Gloria Jean Crews To Marry Robert 0 . Cohen Personals ^mSt v Miss Osterholm To Marry Wallace M . P Jr. At a recent meeting of Mu Phi Mu Chapter of Beta Slg ma Phi, at the home of Hits Donna Hodges, the group wss Introduced to a new delicacy "Butterflies." They we r e made of dough and sprinkled with sugar and were quickly accepted by the girls. Preceding the unusual re­ freshments, the hostess as­ sisted by MMs Leslie Jones, presented a witty skit entitl­ ed “ The duties of a hostess The bride graduated from and guest.” This was the final Seminole High School in I960 meeting of the season for the and has been attending Flor­ newly organized group. Playing Hands Twenty-eight members sad three visitors recently wit­ nessed a wry impressive program it Sembwie Chapter I, Order o f Kastera Star. The program was baaed on oae of the Worthy Hatna'a am­ bloma lor the year-praying beads. A plaque of praying hinds was spot-lighted against a runner of white paper ia the Rest. Mrs. Byron Loach read "Praylag Hands," to! by a wading “ Our ■Heads" by Mrs. Charles Cole, worthy matron. The program closed with a solo by Mrs. Joe Corley "Beautiful Hands." Changes Ja proceedure were Nad from Grand Chapter affecting local Chapters. Sub­ stituting officers Mrs. P. A. Rowland, Mrs. Harvey Dunn, Mrs. J. 0. Huff, and W. D. Causey were recognized. Birthday honoreea were Mrs. W. It. Reyooldi, Mrs. Herman Burger, Mrs. Joe .Corley, Mrs. J. H. Bllbrey, Rfn. Ruby Anderson, Mrs. J. J. Nicholson, and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lsaeb. They con­ tributed to the Rainbow fund and were presented ceramic plaque* of Praying Hands. The Rainbow fund waa then presented to Mrs. Reynolds, Mother Advisor of the Rain­ bow Girls to help defray their expenses to Grind Assembly on June IS. with white Its and a white carnation cor­ sage. The groom'* mother wore o green end white print with white accessories aad a white carnation corsage. Following the. ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's pe rents in Loch Arbor. The homo was decorated with a profusion of spring flowers and the bride’s table, overlaid with a white organdy and lace cloth was centered with a white floral ' i .• ;J arrangement, flanked by eaa~ delabrn, Sllvar and crystal appointments completed the table arrangements. Refreshments of c a k e , punch, wedding ring mlnta and nuts were served to the guests. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Betty Noy es, Mrs. Charles W. Carman and Mrs. George Maffett. For traveling Mrs. Chand­ ler chose a blue linen suit with white accessories and the orchid from her wedding bouquet The couple left for a wedding trip through the southern states and will re­ side In El Paso, Texas, while the groom is attending Mis­ sile School at Fort Bllsa. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McAlex ander, of DeLand, and Mra. W. S. Park, St. Augustine. The groom's parents enter­ tained with a rehearsal sup­ per at the Capri, following the rehearsal for the wed ding. # w fs r l V FLAIR — cottons PRICED FROM TO f£ 9 9 "OPEN FRI. ALL FINEST QUALITY n ig h t TILL W IN N DIXIE FOOD STORES Easy Terms — Open Fri. Nights A (c re d ite d MATHER Accounts of Sanford Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Storu 203-09 E. ltd ST. FA 2-0983 each NINE SENSATIONAL VALUES Bnuh • » O n e * . . . La*is for Mamlk* JOHNSTON'S NO-ROACH: S im p ly brush Johnston's No-Roach on cabinets to control cockroaches, on sills to stop ants. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective tor months. No rvrd to stove dl*h*« or breathe harmful sprays, Remember! Ne-Roach meana na roaches. 4.88 C h a rg e Welcomed fount on Penney’s for cool, sun fashion* In fAVortte cotton! Shop your nearest Penney’s, today luid see their tremendous selection of culofrul sun-back cotton fashions . . . so perfect for those worm Summer days! Value galore in style, quality 'n price! Charge ’em! I I �i June 11, 1963 — Paje 9 Legal N otice m m a r AFTLir at io n m u t «i deed . I * « . 191*1# 4l«etd* JlatalH ml i M i SOTIC* 18 HEREBY Oil*EN. T i l l atUntlr Municipal Corporation Ih* hnMir *f th# following earllf.cJt* has filed Ml# certificate rot I U deal to l i leaued tharaun. The certificate number ami rear of lasuance, Ih* daacrlptlon of tha proparly, and tha name In which II waa araeaavd ara an follow*: PartlCleal* x>. IT Yaar o f Legal Notice YOU ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to forecl»ae a certain mortgage encumber­ ing tha following deecrlbed raal proparty. to-wltr i « t : t. nt.uk ii, s e x LAND ESTATES. Amand- Legal N otice Issuance 7441 D esr-li.iloa af P r s e e r lf Reg. XI! Cor. of Do I 4 Run N. 4t Deg. 43 Min. IV 114 ft. 3 II Deg. 41 Min. TV. 114 fl. S. 74 Deg. Jl Min K. 114 ft to Illway NEly Alonf Hlway Vi ft. lo PCI R TrUnglsdal* Plat Rook 4 Pag* 31 Xim s In which assessed Jos­ eph A. * Emily Itakyta Alt nf aald property being In the County o f Seminole, Stmt* of Florid*. Cnleev euch certi­ ficate ihall be redeemed ac­ cording to law Ih* property described In auch certificate will b* sold to th* highest bidder at Ihe front door of tha Hemlnol* County Court Houaa at Hanford, Florida, on th* first Monday In th* month of July. 1441. which la th* let day at July, I44S Dated thla ISIh day of May. 1141. (HEAD) Arthur It. Rsckwllh. Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnol* County. Florida Publleh Juna 4, II, It, SS. 1I4S CDJ-4 Leqa! N o tice Dated thl* 12th day t>( May, thus. IHKAL* Arthur II. Beckwith. JrClark Circuit Court HsmlpoT* Couniy, Florida I’ uMlth Jun* 4, tl, 14, 21 . 1443 r m -ii Legal Notice A Dotvthy Vatervon. All nf tald pri-arly bring In th# County uf mnilnolr. Hints af Florida. Unless such certi­ fies;* eball b» redeemed ac­ cording to law the property described In such certificate will b* *old tn Ih* hlghaet bidder at Ih* front doer of th. Hemlnole County Court House nf Hanford. Florid*, on the flret Monday In Ih* month nf July. 14*2. w.r-!» ta th* 1st day of July. 1M2. (SEAL) Arthur M. Beckwith, Jr. Clark Circuit Court. Hamlnol* County. Florida Publish Jun* I, ft, II. 23. Itdl Legal Notice Legal NoHce Legal Notice following cartlflcai- Ins fllat aald rartlflraie for tax deed to b« issued thsreoc. Tha cer­ tificate number and rear of Issuance, th* description of tha pruperty, and the nama In which It wa* assessed ar* B> fitllciwt: Cartlflcai* Vo. 1M4 Tear Of laauanca 1M1 naacafplhsa af Frapaaiyi L o u 12 a 12 tllk. C Pearl Lake Height* First Addition Plat Book 1 Pegs 40 Nam* In which aaeesead Cele­ sta Dryer. All of eeld proper­ ly being In th* County of Hemlnol. Htate of Florida. Unless auch certificate ahali b* redeemed according lo taw tha properly deecrlbfd In such cerllflcat* will b* sold In Ih* hlghaat bidder at th* front door of Iho getnlnolo County Court House at Hanfnril. Flor­ ida, on lha first Monday In th* month nf July, 1443. which Is th* 1st -lay of July, 1M3. Detail this 13th day ot May 1343. HEAD Arthur It. Baekwlth. Jr., Clark Circuit Court. Homlnolo Couniy, Florida Publish Jun* 4, It, II. 33. CDJ-SI Ids, on Ih* first Monday In the month of July. 1443. which le Ih* 1st dsr » f July, IMS. Dated this 12tt> day ot May, IMI. (HEAD Arthur II Beckwith, Jr. d a rk Circuit Court, Hamtnola C-ninty, Florida rubtlsh June 4. 11. tf. 23i»: CDJ-tl Voi’ -I D-tl ot IVaDr lleatsr — Day A Night—Modri 34-C I. Venetian Blinds—I 1 Bcraancd Tarrac* irtTNEHH my bind and th* •sal o f tald Court at Hanford, Florida, thla 31at day of May, 1)42. (SEAT.) Arthur It. Berkwlth, Jr., Clark uf lha Circuit Court Byi Martha T V’ hlen Deputy Clerk Bishop 9 Butnritln 14 Fast Pin* Hire*! Orlando. Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Publish Jun* 4. |], ft. 22, 14(3 UDJ-41 \ - n Legal Notice Addition Flat Book It Pag* !| Nam* In which assessed Foul A. 9 Ermoldlas Tapper WE All of aald proparty bring Ii th# Couniy o f Hsmlieta, gtal* o f Florida. Vnlast inch earl i n ­ eal* ahali b* redeemed aeeordlng Is law tha proparty described In such rrr Illicit* will to sold to th* hlghaat hlddar at ih* front door ef t h i Hamlnol* Cuunly Court Houau at Hanford Florida, an thn first Monday In th« woatk o f July. t ) ( l which I* Ih* U l day nf July, 1343. Dated thla llth day at May, 1)93. (HEAD Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , Clark Circuit CourD Hamlnol* County, Florid* IX CEFNTT J l tMICV i n r i T , Publish Juna 4, ID 11. tt ■ERINOL4! (OUNTT. FLOR. CDJ-IT IDA 4)«TATR OF AD I I ftrix E R E X T FOR 8 I M P. K. ANDERSON, Th* BoarJ of Public InrirucDtcsatad tlon for Hamlnol* County. Flor# NOTICE Tf> CRKDITOUi Ida, will recalx* bid* for th i TO ALL F4)RiONi IIAVIND furnishing of all labor, ma­ CLAIM* OR D E M A N D * la. la Is, equipment and tarvlcai ANAIAiT iAIlA ESTATE I required fur th* Installation ot You and each of you ar* New Roofing and Hhaal Metal harahy noflflrd and rtguirnd AVork un HouthelJ* Primary to flic any claim* and de­ School, Hanfurd, Florida) until mand* which you. or allhtr of t ;"0 p. m.. Thuroday, Jun* ST, you, may har* against aald 14(3. *1 the School Adminis­ *4tal* In Ih* oftlc* of Hon. tration Building. Oommarolat C. Vernon Mil*. County Judge Hlraet, Hanford, Florida, at of Hamlnola County, at hla which time and place thi bldi office In th* Court Houaa tn will he publicly openad and Hanford, Florida, within six read uloud. calendar months from Ih* llm* Plana and spaclflcatlont may of tha flrat publlcaton of this notice. Each claim or demand h* oblalntd by depoattlng mail b* In wrtllni and con­ 120.09 with Hi* ArchlttcD John tain tha place of residence, A. Bur ton IV. Fuurth Floor, and post office of tha claim­ Hanfurd Atlantic National Bank Hanford. Florid*. ant and must b* sworn to by Building. tha claimant, hla agent nr Much deposit will b* refunded attorney, or th* lam* shall In full to each parson who re­ turn* th# document* In guod b* void. condition within 14 days altar Violet O Andaraon Aa Administratrix of aald Ilia bid opening. A cart tria l check or bank estate draft, payable to th* Board ot A. T. McKay Public Instruction fur Haml­ Attorney at l a * nol* County. Florida, U. o. 114<A Mouth Drang* Avanu* tirUndo, Florida Government Bond*, or a sat­ isfactory bid build oxaculod Publlah Jun* I, 11, II, 13 CDJ-43 by th* bidder and accspctbl* euretlea In an amount squat IN CIH m JI HUE'* ( HI NT, to ftva par cant ot th* bid NI.NI.MU.I2 COUNTY, F [.OH­ •hall b* aubmlttad with iaoh bid IOA 4)*TATR OF Tha succsxaful bidder wilt ba required lo furnlih and pay IfCtfO IV. IVODF, tisc*as*d for srilafaotory performance and payment band or bonds In X o r it 4) T o < It EDIT n il* TO ALL PEIA40.X* HAVING the amount of 104% of th i CLAIM* HR D E M A N D * contract amount. All A1N8T * AID K«TAT42i Attention I* callad to th* You and rash of you are fact that not !■** than th i hereby untitled and required minimum eaUrlaa and wages lo tile, any claim* and de­ us set forth In th* llpaclflcamands which you, nr sllhtr Ilona must b* paid un thli pro# ol you. may have against ssld Ject. •stale In Ih* ottlrr of lion. Tilt IL-ard nf Public Instruc­ C. Vernon Mite, J r , County tion for Kemlnola County, Judge uf Heminul* County, at Florid*, reserves th* rliht u his o ffice In Ih* Court lloui* reje.it any and/or all bids or In Hanfurd, Florida, within *lx to waive any Informant)** In calendar mnjilh* from th* th* bidding. Nu bid shall b* time o f th* first publication withdrawn (or a period of of this nolle*, Each claim or fifteen (i«1 day* aubaoquani .. - . -f.i* .... i ■l.le.i--- 2 - —.;:--2— ■■' *"iua uf ism* -error* and ionium in* pla.e uf resi­ out th# uungeut ul tha Boarddence ami port office address J. D. IVright, Jr. of lha claimant and must b* Chairman, Board of Publlg sworn to by Ih* elalmunD hi* Inriruutlun lor Hamlnol* agent or atlornsy, or th* Couniy. Florid* •xma shall bo void. R. T. Mil waa / • / May ms I. IVolf Kamlnula County KuparlnA* K xscu lrlx o f i * l d 4rti<1artt of I’ ubllo Instruc­ attain tion and Kx-Offlclo Macra­ Dario J Icardl tary to th* Board of I’ubllo Atturn*) at Eaw Instruction P O. Box 19* PuhRvh Jun* 4, 11, fl, H I]; tl Biter Park, Florid* CDJ-4 ad Plat, according to a plat thereof, recorded In Plot think II, pngea 1 A ttlt lit : OF A P I M .tr ATION I. of th* public record* of Pint TAX 0431314 i 1'inlault Cniaty, Florida. t w o 1*4.1* Florida i (aloft* TO<3ETHER with alt fixture* ml l i t i l NOTIcr. OF .APPLICATION and household appliance* atFBR T A X D EED NOTICE W IIEREDY OtVtachol to or ncad In coanecI Haa. 191.18 F lorida Btatatae EN. That Atlantic Municipal tlon with tha premleea herein a f 19491 Corporatlun the holder of the described. following certificate ha* filed NOTICK IS H U BERT OIVhaa barn filed agalnit yon In RN, That Atlantic- Municipal aald csrttflc.ua for tax dead tha nbnve-atyled aull, tha Corporation the holder of th* to h* tsauad thereon. Th* •hart title of which la FED* following certificate hat filed certificate number and yaar CDJ-IS laauanra 1J91 BRAD NATIONAL MORTOAOK axld cerllflcat* fur lax dead ot Itiuence. th* description of IHHUCtATION. a Corporation to be issued thereon Tha cer­ fait IU Tlie Florida hand and organlaad under an Act of th* proparty, and tha nama In NOTICE OF APPLICATION tificate number and year of FOE TAX nr.Eii Colonisation Company's Colary Concraaa and ailatlng purwhich It waa a........ ol ara ae Issuance, Ih* description of Plantation Plat tlook I Pag* •uant to the Federal National fullowa: (far. 494-li Pl.etda statute. th# properly, and the name In lit Certificate No. f i l l Tear of m l 1P49I Mortgage Aaant-lallon Chartar whlrh It waa asecsetd are ae Kama Id whlrh aaaaatad F. (1. Act. having Ita principal office Issuance l»41 n o t i c e ih HEnr.nr nivfollows: Iterrrnn»r Alt nl aalit property In tha city of Washington. tA*a*rlplt*9 af Prepartyi KX. That Atlantic Municipal Ortlflciit* Vo. 1371 Teer of being In tha County o f Hetnl- District of Columbia, Plaintiff, Doi* 4 Ii II | tl tllk. IS Corporation Ih* holder of th* leeuance 1)41 nuta, 8tata g! Florida. Unlaaa reran a. RAYMOND JOHN DENorth Chuluota Plat Hook S following cartlflcai* haa filed tx*oeel aria, m l P r a e s ttr i auch certificate ihall ba raPag** 34 to 31 aald cartlflcai* for tat deed HUE and CAttUD ANN II. DEN il 's of M V * at HIV >4 iDaes iaaraad accordion to law tha RUE. hla wife. Defendant!, Name In which asaeiaed D. D. to ba leaued thereon. Th* cer­ H 2)3 ft. uf K 1)1 ft. of IV, property daarrlbad In mrh Daniel. All of tald property tificate number and year af 440 fl. ) Hrcllon 12 Townthlp cartlflcato will b* sold to tha and you urn required to eervo being In tha County af garni- laauanca, th* daecrlpllon af 31 Hang* 11 41 highest hi Idar at tha front a copy of your Anawar or other Pleading to tha Com­ N e m a n OF APPLICATION note. But* of Florida. Unlsea tha proparty, and th* nara* Nam* In which attetec.l D. p. door o f tha Kemlnola County auch cerUfkata ihall b* reIn which U waa aaeaeeed ar* FOR TAX DEED plaint on Plaintiff* Attorney, Daniel. All of said property Court lloneo at Hanford. F lo r­ (»»*. 144,14 Florida it atilaa del IIIad according to law tha aa follow*: Mack N. Cleveland. Jr..Suite being In the County of Hemlida, on tha flrat Monday In properly described In auch Certificate No. TS Tear of N t m i t t n r a f p l h a t i u x *4 1i4il nuk, main of Florida. Unltee tha month o f July. 1442. which 111 Hanford Atlantia National FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IB HEREBY OIV- certificate will ba sold lo Ihe leauanca IMI Uulldlng. Hanford, Flor­ la tha tat day o f July. 1*43. Bank lea. 194.1* Florida * la talas euch rerllfleat* than bo re­ DtawelpltsMi o t Prapertyi EX. That Atlantlo Municipal hlgheet hlddar at lha front ida. and file the original An­ deemed according lu 1.xsv Ih* Dated thla l U b day at May. awar or uthar Pleading In tha Corporation Ih* holder o f tha door af tha Bamlnole County Beg. 3U0 ft. AV. of SK Cor. af ■f 1949) IMI. NOTICE IH HEIIEnY OIV- property dssvrlbtd In auch office of the Clerk ot tha Clr- fallowing eartlftcal* has fll­ CoutI House at Sanford. Flor­ NW Q of XE14 of HUH Run BN, (MICAL) That Atlantic Municipal certificate will be aold to th* ad aald earttneata for tax deed ida. on th* flret Monday In N. 10 fl. W. to Park Avanu* Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., rult Court on or bafora tha to b* Isautd thereon. Tha cer­ the month of July, 14(1, which 8. W ft. to Beg. 8action t l Corporation th* holder o f th* hlgheei bidder at (h* front »th .lay of July, A. D. 1441. Clrrk Circuit Court. following rerllflcalo hoa fllad door of Ihe Hemlnol* Couniy II you fall to do to. a decree tificate number and year of I* th* let day o f July, IMS. Townthlp It Rang* I* E. fletnlnoM County, Florida Dated Utla llth day of May, Nam* Iti which assessed Cul- ■aid cartlllrat* for tax dead Court House at Hanford, Flor­ pro confaaao will ha takan laauanca, ih* daacrlptlon ot IMS. Publlth June 4, 11, II, It. len-and llarkey. Realtors, Alt Is b* laeuad Iharaon. Th* cer­ id*. on the first Monday In taken agalnat you for the re­ Ihe proparty. and th* name CDI.9I of said property being In th* tificate number and yaar of Ih* month of July, IMS, which lief demanded in tha Com­ In which It was aetata*# nr* (8DJAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr- County of gamlnole. Slat* of laauanca, Ih* daacrlptlon of ta tha 1st ,l.iy ot July, 14(3. t l follow*! plaint. Dsted thla 13th day ot May, gon er. o r im t c t T in i Florida. Unlaaa such certifi­ lha property, end (he name In Cltrk Circuit court, Tear ot Thla Notice ahali ba publlah- Cartlflcai* No. t i l l po m m DEED gemlnola Couniy, Florida cate shall b* redeemed accord­ which It was aaeeteed are as 1)13 laeuancs 1441 (HEAD) I her. 104d a F lorida hlafutaa •d onca a weak for four eonfullowa: ing lo law th* pruperty des­ Publlah June 4, It, 18. S3. Daaarlptlaa af Prapoi ly i •ecutleo wtaka la Tha Sanford Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., o f IM il cribed In euch cerllflrata wilt Cartlflcaie Ns, 1187 Year of W. II ft. of E. 4113 fl. of IMS Herald. Clerk Circuit Court NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVba aold lo tha highest bidder laauanca 1)4t CDJ-lt NEQ of 8WH (Date S 1421 thla Hat day of May, Hemlnol* County, Florid* llaaaripllaa at h e p s r ly i E.V, That Atlantic Municipal A. Dated at Ih* front door of th* Haml­ ft! Hactlcn SS Township SI D. Ills. Corporation tha holder of tha (HJBAL) NOTICE OF APFLirATSON nol* County Court lloue* at Lot I U v u l a Court Plat Book Publleh June 4. U. 14, 34. Rang* St E. 1443 following certificate baa filed TAX DEED Hanford. Florida, on Ihs flrat I rage M Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Nam* In which aaiaaaad John <■*«. IFOR •aid carllflcala for U> dead t L li r i.r td a Itatata* Monday In th* mouth of July Nam* In which aexaiecd W. CBJ-ll A Ren* Pop*. All o f eald Clark of Circuit Court, to ha leaued thereon. Tha car•I I84il A. A Ernestine D . Forward. IMS, which I* Ihe let day of Hamlnota County Florida. proparty being la tha County llflcate number and yaar of All of said proparty balng In NOTICE UF APPLICATION NOTICE 19 IIERERT OIV- July, IMS. ot Seminole, glnt* of Florida. luaance. tha daacrlptlon of Publlah Juna 4. U, II, II, Unlsea auch certificate ahali EN, That Atlantlo Municipal FUR T A X 114)4213 Dated thl* ISth day ot May, th* County of Hamtnola, Htat* mi. tha property, and tha name In of Florida Unlaaa auch card- I Pec, 194,18 Florida Statute* ba radtamed according to law Corporation tha holder «t th* f i l l . which It waa aaaauad are ai CCJ-I* tlcat* shall b* redaamad ac­ far 1918) (HEAD th* proparly described In such following certifies!* haa fllad followat NOTICR IS HEREBY CIVArthur If. Beckwith. Jr., cording to law tha proparty earlltlcat* will be sold to the •aid carllflcala for tax deed Ctrtlflcata No. l i Yaar af NOTICE OP APPLICATION highest hldJer at th* front to ha latuad tharton. Tha ear daacrlbad In euch certificate RN. That Atlantia Municipal Clark Circuit Court FOE TAX DEED isauanc* 11(1 11flea t* number and yaar of Semlnol* County, Florida will b* sold to the hlghaat bid­ Corporation tha holder ot the (• • a I H 1 4 Florida Ptatatoa door of Hit Bsmlnol* County leeuanc*. th* deterlpllon of Publleh Jun* 4, 11, II, SS. D cw rlpttea m l Faopartyi der at th* front door of th* following certlflcaia ha* fllal Court lloue* at Sanford. Flor­ Dot 11 Watt Side Oardani *1 1»S*I Hamlnol* County Court Ileus* aald ctrtlflcata tor lax d«*d CDJ-IT. th* property, and th* name id*. on th* flret Monday In NOTICE 18 HEREBY OtVfla t Hook 4 Pa a a 4T at Hanford. Florida, on th* to be Isauad thereon. Th# c*rth* month of July, 1441, which In which It waa aeaaaead ar* flrat Slonday In the month of tlflcato number * "d year of Name la which aeaeaatd Oraca EN. That Atlantic Municipal ta tha tat day of July, 144S. NOTICE OF APPLICATION aa follows: FOR TAX 1442Ell July, 14(3. which 1* th* lat Ivsuanr*. lha description of E. Stafford. All of aald pro. Corporation the holder of th* Certificate No, f i l l Tear af Dated thla llth day af May, O a r, 194.1* Florida Blatalea day nf July. 1)41. parly being In tha County of following cartlflcai* haa fllad 1*41, th* prupeity, and Ih* nam* In laeuancs IMI tald certificate for tax dead •f 19494 Btmlnolt, State of Florida. Dated thl* llth day of May, which It *■■ .s**s*ed ar* a* Ilaaaripil.a «r Prapertyi (HEAD Unlaaa auch certificate ihall tn bo leaued thereon, Th* cer­ NOT ICR Irl IIKIIKIir CIVfollow!: 1443. Arthur If. Beckwith, J r , Dote I A 10 HU. H Hlovxk RN, That Allanllc Municipal (HUAI.) ha reJeemad according to law tificate number and year of Certificate No, 1240 Yaar at Village Dial Hook S Page IS Clerk Circuit Court tha property deecrlbed In auch leeuanca, Ih* description of Arthur II Beckwith, Jr., laauanca 1)41 Name In which aegeeaed Mtc- Corporation the holder of Ih* Hemlnole Couniy, Florida th* property, and tha name Clerk Circuit Court llearrlplleix o f P ropertyi certificate will ba aold to the chael A France* Itemaner. AH following carllflcala haa fllad Jun* 4, It, II, is hlghaat bidder at tha rront In which It waa aaeaeaad ar* Publish Hemlnol* County, Florida Lot 7 Washington Park Oviedo nf laid property being in the aald carllflcala for tax dead IMS Publish Jun* 4, 11, II, 32. door o( tha Oaintnola County >• follow*: lo b* tsauad tharton. The I’ UI Book 3 f a g * 43 County of Hemlnole, Htate of ODJ-I Court Houaa at Baulurd. Flor- Certificate No. U7T fll/S II) Nam* In Uhl, It a*>r«**d Dali* Florida. Unless such certlll certificate uuniber and year CDJ-32 Year of Iveuanc* 1441 Ida, on tha Ural Monday Ih M Foriar. AH ot sold proparty NOTICE OF APPLICATION rate .hall be r«deemed accord­ uf leauanca, Ihs description of Doaaalpllww ol Property tha month of July. 1141. which ing to law tha proparty dee the properly, and the name In H u n t s : (IF APPI.IUATII4N bring In lha County of KamiFOIt TAX I1IIKU la tha let day ot July, HIS. Dot I Ilomavllla rial Book I (Haa. 194.14 Flurlga lla la ia * crlhad In such certificate will x hlch It —an uarcssed aro ae FOR TAX 1)4)4111 nulr. Hint# uf Florida. Unless Deled thla Utk day of May, Pag* S3 lir e . 1 UI.I* Florida itatate* auch rertlflcate shall bn rahe aold tn tha hlgheat bidder loHowe: a f 18191 Nama In which aaiaaaad Coaat 1ML Tear of at 1919) daamad according to law th* al_the front door of Ihe Hgml Certlflcaia No. 40 M t T lr a la u r n t - i i r m e 1;------i>»-^-ih»,t |i> such (hi. Ai, I ~ ----------------------- -— .............. ... pro HUM III'* | 44 I------------------------u lir — NTPTH'1)—r?r- Ttr:fxr; E h\ That Atlantic Municipal noTi County Cuurl House ET Arthur II. Hack wi ih, Jr., party bains In th* County of Corporation ths hulilar of the Hanford, Florida, on th* Ural U aaarlpllu. . f Fruwerlys EN, That Atlantia Municipal car 1 1D e l * a III t,a sold In the Hemlnol*. Slat* of Florida Clark Circuit Court. following certificate haa fllad Monday In Ihe month of July. Dot 1 Ulk. 2 Tk-r I Tha Town Corporation lha holder ol the highest bidder at the front .Seminole County. Florida Unloea auch carllflcala ihall •aid certificate for tax deed 144J, which le the let day of of Hanfurd I'lai lluuk 1 Pages following certlflcaia ha, HUd dour of th* Homliiiilr County b* redeemed according lo law Publlah June 4, II, IS, 14. 34 to t l and 112 III IU 114 said cerllllcate fur lax dead Court House ut Hanfurd. Flor­ July. 1143 th* property .leecrlbed In euch to be leaued thereon. Th* cer­ CDJ-lt to b* Issued thereon. Th# cer­ ida. on th* first Monday In Dal(d this ISth day of May, A 117 certificate will be aold tn the tificate ^number and year of IMS. Nama In Which asataied Joa tificate number and year of th* munth of July, 1)13. which NOTICE OF APPLICATION hlghaet bidder at th* front leauanca* th* deterlpllon of (HEAD D. A Allrlom L Alois. All af letuonc', th* description of I* th* 1st day nf July, tn*) .lour of the Hemlnol* County the proparty, and th* nama FOR TAX DEED >elsd thi* 13th day of May, Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr., •aid pruperty being In the th* property, and th* nam* (tea. 194,18 Florida itatideo Court Houaa at Hanford. Flor­ In which It waa aaeeieed are County of Hemlnole, Htate of In whlrh II was assessed ar* Clerk Circuit Court ida, on the flret Monday In a* follows: • f IM it Tb k aAD Hrmliiote County. Florid* Florida. Unlraa euch certifi­ a* follow*: No. 414 Tear i t NOTICE IH HF.RERT GIV­ the month of July, 144], which Certificate cate eball be redvrmed ac­ Certificate No. 144 Yaar of Publish Juna 4, 11, i), 2J. Arthur II lieikwllh. J r . leeuanc* 1)41 EN. That Atlantic Municipal la the tat day of July, 1441. cording lo law lha property Clerk circuit Court. lesuanc* 1441 IMS Ilearrlptlua a f Prwparfyi Doled thl* 14th day ot May Corporation the holder of tha deiKrlbatl In euch certificate DrsrrlpIMa m l Properly! Htmlntdi-. County. Florida CDJ-tl D t S (Deia X. 210 ft ) Han­ following certificate haa filed 14(1. will be e„1,1 to the highest hi Meg. HIV Cor. NIVI4 of NKl* ruhllsti June 4, 11, t*, le. ford Celery Delta Plat Hook Publish Juna I, ll. ll, 13 aald cerllftceta for tax deal {HEAL) NOTICE OF APPLICATION der at thu front dnur of the Krctlon IT Townriiip 2« Itxnge 1441 CDJ-tl Arthur II. Uackwllh. Jr.. t Page* 73 A 74 to be leaued Ihereun. The rerFOR T.AX IIFED Hamlnol* Couniy Court House 33 E Bun N 1)3,4 ft. lo DOB CDJ-IT IN TH E U R L M T CO l'RT 04P Nam* In which aeiaeetd Amer­ Cltrk Circuit Court. tlflcato number and year of 1»ee. 1 it .ll Florida Slalulr* al Hmfurd, FturlJa, on th* Hun X. SO Pag. 13 Mln. K. TH E NINTH JUDICIAL C I R . .NtrriCM IIF APPLICATION Hemlnol* County, Florida ican Plant Food Company, Ine, of 1*1*1 laauanca, tha daecrlpllon of lire! .Monday Iu th. uiunlli ot 24' It to 11/IV or HloA* . ItoMbl hOTICE - l»F APPI.IT A 4IIIN CITT o r AND FOR 0 R M I. Mill TAX DEED AH ‘of eald property being In the proparty. and tha name In Publlah June A, 11, II, SI. Fllll TA X 114)1)11 NOTICE IH HERE IIY GIV­ July, 1 - which Is tha let 14 NIVIy Along Road 212.3 ft. (•re. IIM.IS Florida M an ual Aril.42 Cllt A T I , FLORIDA. the County of Hemlnol*, Htalo which it waa agaoaaed ara aa CDJ-SI fle e . 1*1.Ii Florida ninlal** •r •u itss EN, Thai Atlantic Municipal day ot July, IMJ. H 43d I fl. lo IXIII Hoctlon IT I I I l N f BUY Nl). 13988, of Florida. Unlvsa auch certi­ fotlowa: ■4 Brio* Corporation th# holder of the Dated thla 131b day of May, Township 2't Range 12 41 Nl »TB'4! IH IIEUERY RIV­ t h e UNION CENTRAL I.IFH Certificate No. *4 Yaar of NOTICE OP APPLICATION ficate shill be redeemed ac­ following certificate h.,s libel 1)43 NOTICE IH HEREBY IIIVName In whlrh asearrsd T. R. EN, Tli.it Atlantia Municipal INHt’ IIANCE CuMPANY, cording to law Ilia property eeld certificate for las deed FOII TAX DEED laauanca 11(1 Jr, h Cvrltn* Phillip* All of KN, That Atlantic Municipal Curiioratlun tha holdsr of lha Plalnllft, lir e . I i t .l * I.ana ■( lP lly described In *ueh certificate to be Issued thereon The cer­ (HtCAJa) Drarrlpttea o f Property. Corporation Ih* holder **f th* • aid pruperty being III tha Arthur II. Uackwllh, Jr.futluwlng cartlflcat* has tiled -vsNOTICE 13 HEREBY OlV- will be sold tn the hlgheat tificate number and year of I ait 4 Blk. 14 Uockbart'a BubCounty of Seminole. Hint* of following carllfloala has Died •xld ceriifb at* far tax dead GEORG 42 IV. BRADFORD, J fl­ Clerk Circuit Court. bidder at the front door of dlilelon Plat Ruuk 1 Png* 14 EN, That Atlantic Municipal Issuance of th. property, and Hamlnol* County, Florida Florida, l.'like* such certifi­ said cerllflcat* fur tax deed lo he Issued thrraun. Th# at ux, Name In wtaloh aaeaeatd f ill - Corporation th* holder ul the th* hviiilnole County Court the name In which It was I’ utdlah June I, \J, II, 32. cate •hit11 ho redeemed uc - to be Issued thereon Th* ctr- certificate rimutxr and yaar uf House at Hanford, Florida, on Pefrn dantav following certificate hxe flint ford Andereun. All of oald pro­ assessed are as follow torillng lo law the proper ty 11flea le number and year uf Issuance, thr drscrlpltun of CUJ-2* NtrriCE OF ti A1.11 perly being In the County of •aid certificate for a tax dead the flrat Monday In the month Certificate No. 11*7 Year of deecrlbed In euch cerllflralo Isauanc", Iho deacrlplloti of th* property, and th* nama tn NuTU.'K M IIEItKlIY OIV. uf July, 1443, which la tha let Hemtnola, State of Florid*. to b# leaued thereon. The cer­ Isauanc* 1)41 Mil'll I) OF APPI.II ATIUN will b* soil to Ihs highest Ih* properly, and Ihe name In which It wa* usaessad ar* aa 4,\N that on tha 15th day of UBloaa tuch certificate alii.ll tificate number and year of day uf July, 1442. llaaralplleg nr Properly Fllll TAX 11414111 which it was assessed ar* ss bidder al the front door of June 1)42. it U:*o A. M. at follows: Dated this Dili day o f May, b* radaamed according to law laauanci, tha daacrlptlon of the foils 4 A 17 (Lest Hi ltd ) 111k. «xer. m l.I* Florida lla lu ta * the Hemlnole County Court follows: Csrllflcsta Vo. 14 Tsar of tl a main door of th* Court tha proparty described In >uch proparty, and th* n«m* In 1443 lloue* al Hanford, Florida, on Certificate No t i l l Year « f Itsuxnr# 1991 4 Dakavliw Plat Buck i fags uf ItriUI lloui* of Ksmlnola County, at (HEAD* certificate will be eol.l to th* which It waa aeeaeeed ara aa Ih* first Monday In th* month loauxpro 1)41 NOTICE IS IIKREBY OIV Hxnfnrd, Florida, th# under. M' •'•rip i b"i o f Praprrtyi Arthur II II ckwtth. Jr, II hlgheat bidder at the front fullowa: Ueeerlpllois of Preperlyi of July, 1)4). which le Iho Nanis In which a*ie>*ed Janie EN, That Atlaullu Municipal tt. I l l ft o f N Ml ft. uf IV. •tailed Clerk will utter fur Clerk Circuit Court. Tear of door of th* Semlnol* County Ctrtlflcata No. 1149 N :i)u ft. of H. 234 fl. or 47 ft. uf 4) 10 ch uf K42 t* of •al# to the hlghsat and beet Hemlnil* Couniy. Florida M. Young *1 al. AH of tall Corporation the holder of the lat day of July, 1)43. Court llouae at Hanford. Flor­ laauanca 1411 Pate J this 13111 day of May, NIV'l E «f Park Heotlon 14 NVY’ i tl-ess H 3d ft, A E Id Mdder fur rail! tha fulluwlng proptrly bvluit in Ilia l.'uunty following c.rtlllc-ri* ha* flle-1 Publlah Jun* 4, 11, 44, Si. Hear Halloa of Property I ida. on the drat Monday In of Hemlnole, Htate of Florida •aid cerllflcat* for lax deed 1)41 Township 31 lUng* 31 4! ft, nf N. 33 rt. nr H 41 ft.I ilaarrltiru real pruperty: Ih* month of July, 1441. which toil Sit (Jueen's Mirror South 1441 Nairn In which *vvesxed Theo­ Hi 1 11 -ii jo Township 14 Itang* Utiles* auch certificate shell to b . tsauad there in. Th* cer (H EA D' DOT BLOCK I*. NORTH COJ-23 Plat Hook 4 Page a 41 A It la th* tat day of July, 1411. Arthur It. Reckwllh, J r , dors J. a Novella A knilti 34 .42 l<«t rtdsemtd according lo law tlfk.rie number and year ot ORLANDO, according ta Dated thla ISth day of May, Name In which aereaied Joss- NOTICE OF .APPI.fr ATION Ihe properly described In auch Isauanc*, Ihe description o f th* Clerk Circuit Court, All of ss'd property being In Nam* tn which *•***••# J T pl*t thtrtaf recorded tn ph J. A Helen D. Rendek. All 14(1. Hemlnole County, Florid* Ih I County S'f Hemlnols, sill# <2r#au. Alt of said properly carllflcala will b* told to Ihs properly, and Hie name In 9**144 TAX 111)1214 I’ lat Book 13, Pigs* 10 of eald property being In tha (BEAD) of Florida Unless such certi­ Publleh June 4. II, 13, 33. highest bidder al lha (runt which It wa* aseeeead ar* ae lUl.ld Florida m e t a ls , and 11, Public IteconM ot In Ihe County of HemlArthur II. Beckwith, Jr.. County of Hvriilnole, Slat* of a<vac. ficate eh ill l>« redeemed ac­ IsRig dour of the Kemlnola County fullowa: CDJ-31 f 1la40 a Hemlnol# County. Flurlda. nole. Stale of Florida. Itnlesa Florida. Uni*** euch rer tt ft Clark Circuit Court. cording l" law Iho prnprrly such cert tftcatn ahatl be re- together with all structurca, Court House at Hanford. Klor­ Carllflcala No. 121 Year ol N o t i c e ih i i e u e r y o i v cate Khali ba redeemed accord­ Hemlnol* County. Florida described lu such cartlflcaie lda, on the first Monday In lieu nice 1741 MIT 1C4! IIF APPI H A I ION according lo taw lha liii|>ruv#m«i!t*. flxiur#*, applling to law the proparty des­ EX, That Atlantic Alunlclpal Ihs month of July, 14(2. which Publlah June 4, 11, IS. 24. will b* sold to th* highest dccined Fllll TA A DEED lleserlprl.a uf Properly i property de-rlbed lu such *nc#». and appurtananr#* ox cribed In such certificate will Corporation th* holder of the Is the let day of July, 1)41. CDJ-SI Del 4 tllk, 13 Tlrr C Hi* Town lies , 194.1# Florida Malola* blldsr at (l1* front door of certlflcaia will be sold to the •aid Mud ar u>*d In conjunc­ fulluwlng carllflcala haa fllad be sold to tha hlghaet bidder ths Ksmlnols County Court hlgheat hlddar at tha front tion therewith. Deled this 13th day uf May. of Sanford Plat Book 1 I'egee ol 194*1 NOTICE OP APPLICATION at tha front door of the Semi­ •aid certificate for tax deed IMS NOTICE IB H E f l d l T OIV- House at Hanford. Florida, on door of ths Ksinlnula County 34 to 41 and 111 US 113 114 Thl* aal* I* midi pursuant !• FOR T A X HEED nole County Court Houee at tn be liiued thereon. The car- (HEAD Ihs first Monday In th* niohlh Court House at Hanford. Flor­ final d#cr»* nf furarloeur* en­ HI EN, That Allinllc Municipal fie*. 14114 Florida ilaluloa Hanford, Florida, on th* flrxt tlflcet* number and year of of July, r*43, which 1* Ih* Arthur If, Ifmkwllh. Jr. Corporation lha huldrr ul Iho Nani* In which aeeexerd Ell ter'd In Chancery action No. leauanca, the description of the ida, un the first Mon day In m l I9IP) Monday In th* month of July, Clerk Circuit Court itl'etb leiwry. All of eald pro follow tug crrllflcatii haa Iliad Ut da) ol July, l ’J4J tha month nf July. 144J, which 13 9)4 now ponding tu the ClrNUTH.E IS HEREBY UIV. 1443, which I* th* let day property, and th* name In listed (hi* llth day ut May, Memlnal* Couniy, Florida party being In th* County of a.itd csrllfkit * fur tax deed ,'iilt Court of and for Mamie which It waa sMeseed ar* aa is the 1st day of July, t)4J. EN, That Atlantic Municipal of July, 1443 Puhllah Juna 4, 11. IS, 23. Hrmtnule, Mint* of Florid* to bs Issued Ihefeon The c*r- 1)41 Dated thl* 13th day ef May, not* Couniy. Florida, Corporation the holder of the Dated this tith day of May. follow v: 14*1 (HEAD Itrical* number anil yaar of Unlee* euch certlflcaia •hell Cartlflcai* No. (40 Yaar af DATED thl* Ttb day of 1143. following certificate ha* filed t4(S Arthur If Beckwith. Jr., (HEAD U1U-14 b. redeemed according to law Issuance, tha daacrlpllun of laeuaiic* 1441 Jun*, 14(1. aald cartlflcai* for lax deed (HEAL* Clark Circuit Court. the property deecrlbed In such th* proparty, and lha nam* In lleerrlpllaa m l Prapertyi Arthur II n*rkwltb, Jr (HEAD to ba leaued thereon. The carArthur■II Beckwith, Jr. Hemlnole County, HTurlla APPLICATION certificate will ba sold tu the which It waa *a«*saed ar* aa Arthur II. Baekwlth, Jr , Dot* 244 A 2(1 Black Ham­ NOTICE o r Clerk Circuit Court, tiricale number and year of Clark Circuit Court FOR TAX 114)1)11 Publish Jun* 4, 31, 14, 33, highest bidder at th* front fullowa: clerk of tha Circuit Court mock Plat Rook I Paget II Kamliiul* County, 4'lorld« leeuanc*. the dra-rlpllon of Himlnol* County, Florid* Year of 1441 Byi Margaret E. Tyr* A 1(1 and Plat Book 2 Page* H it. I9LIS Florida llaialra door uf tha 8,-mlnol* Couniy C*rt If hut* No. 1)2 Publish Jun* 4, 11, I), 23. th* property, and the name In Publlah June t, II, II, 21. ef 14141 ODJ-14 TU n o a t u Court House at Hanford, Flor­ Isiuaure 15X1 Deputy Clerk i'DJ-2) wtibh It waa aaaegaed are aa 1443 NOTICE IH If Ell Ell Y HIV- ida. un the tlr.i Monday In llr.rrlplhm nl Priipertyi Name til which isit-Mid Lil­ Anderson, Rush, P»*n, follower CDJ-lt the c iu c t rr c u l it r BN, That Atlantic Slunlripal th* month ol July, 14(2, which last* I A I Hlk C Tract 4 i n l.owndet A van den ll#rg NIITICR 114’ APPLICATION lian Xerhlman, at at. AH of Certificate No. Tv! Year of Corpsratlon tha holder of tha Henlando iprtngs Ai nrillng to XIV |II Jl III* I l l. t lilt i n . Atlorn#yx for Plaintiff Frill I AA HEED X O'MLB OF APPLICATION said pruperty bring In th* following certificate has Hied It tha tri day of July, 11(3 teeuance 11(1 ix IMI I (lit *42X41NIILE Dated thla llth day of May, Plat Thsraof Racordad Upon Couniy of Hemlnole, fiteta of lia * . Its I.in Florida M alatao 223 Kxit Central Buultvard Ilearelptlou at Feopoelyi FOR TAX IIEKII in# Putillc Record» o f Haml­ I til XI I. 4 Mill 111 A nrl.in-Li, Florida Florida Unite* such certifi­ •aid cartltlcai* for lax dead 11(1 ol Inl» i Dots 4 It A 2] lllihpsim I'tanl*ar. lul. IS Lane ol lull* IX I I I I M E 1 I V XII. I.iegn to ba Issued thereon. The carnol* County. Florida Arthur II. Uackwllh, J r cates ehril be redeemed ac­ NOTICE IH HEIDRIY RIV ­ t’ uhllsh Aiiuw 11, 1)42. tatlon Flat llouk t Pag. 4) NOTICE IS HEREBY tllv FED!)It,IE NATI'xNAD MORTllllcet* number and year of Nam* In which ix**c»*#d Max Clark Circuit Court, EN, That All.mili: Municipal CDJ-4! Name In which a i . r i . n l Ell- EN, That Atlantic Municipal cording to law tn. properly laauanca. the dracrtpllon of Hemlnol* County. Florida J. .4 Jean U Uaraplc. All of HAU42 AJMDDTATION, A Cor­ Corporation tlie holder of the ■abeth A. Pickard. All of aald Corporation the holder of th« described In euch certificate tha pruperty, and the arm,* In poral tun organised 'ind-r an following rerllfleat# lias flt#d IN THE 1'IRCI IT COURT OF Slid niop-rly bring In ih* IMhll.fi Jun* I. II, II, 2a. will b. sold to th. hlgheet property being In th* County following cartlflcai* hi* fit. which It wav nssasasd ar* a* CDJ-28 Cuimly of Hemlnol* Kiitr ut Act uf Copigre** and sxlsllng •aid c#rtlflcal# for tax daeil THE .NINTH JtDICIAL CIRof Seminole, State ot Florida •aid certificate for a tit dead blddar at the front door of tha fotlowa: Fl ui d, lint*** auch rerun- pursuant to Ih* Federal Na­ to be Msuvd thtreon. Th* c « r - i C l i r , IN ANII FUR gRMI. Unites euch cartlflcai* ahali to ba leaued thereon The cer­ Hemlnole County Court lloue* Certificate No t i l l Ylar of Nllllt 4! OF APPI.II ATION cate ahali ho redeemed ac­ tional Murlgag* Aiso* Is i ton, llflcate number an t year of Nril.E c o l NTT. FI. iiRIDA, be redeemed according to law tificate number and year of at Hanford, Florida, on th* laeuenca t i l l FI»M TAX DEED cording lo I s * the properly Charter Act, liaxlni; Its prlli- iMUalica Iho iM*' rlptlan uf i 1 II A.Nl'KHV Nil, 13*01 th* property deacrlbrd In euch Issuance, th* deterlpllon of the first Monday In Ihe month of llrserlplloa af P r .p r r ln !»•*. iu t.ll Fl.rMa Plaint** deecrlbed In euch c rt lfU ’ut* rlpal afflie ln thr City nf th’ pruporty. and Ih* nam* In j FAYE 11. IVIDDKH, rertlflcate will be arid In the property, and the name In July, 14(2. which ta the let day District uf C"lll ■ litoi n .1 lin n, latte I A 3 Blk. D Flrxt Al l l will he eohl to Ihe hlgll'Ol which it w i . a»«>'M(il ur» ae Plaintiff, hlgheet bidder at tha front which it waa attained are *• of July, 14*3. NOTICE IH HEREBY D1V- bidder at Ih* front door of uni Ida, -v s Dated thla ISth day of Stay, ll on lo (frovo Terrac. flat fofkiwii door uf III* Semlnol* County follow at Hook T Pag* 41 U liitlff Certificate Nu. 49) Year uf G ID U E IIT H. IV lD D E - l EN, That Allan lit: Monk Inal lb* H a mi pul* County Courl I 1443. Court llooio at Hanlurd, Flor­ Certificate No. l i t ! Year of Name In which assessed Hack Corporation ilia huidsr uf lha Hum* *1 Hanford, Florida, uo j ** IHUA D) tveoinc# 1441 ida, on the tint Monday In leeusnce 1441 D a fa n d sa L 4 E ')U1I AH I' and Arthur II Uackwlth, Jr- A Dura (fraham Al) of said following carllflcala haa fllad lha Ural Monday In th* month ) Dill 11.1.4) IvI.CHART AMENDE!) NOTICR Drsrrlalloa el I’ rupaelyi th* month ot July, U41, which llrerrlpilua at Prapettyi hi* wife, property being In tha County •aid carllflcata for lax deal of July. 1143. which la lha llll.NL D Clark Cllcull Court. Til 111.FEND t i l Kaplxt of IVInwood I. the tel day uf July. 1441. fait SS Quail Puud Heights ReDefendants- f.ot Hemlnol* County. Florida of Hamlnol*, Htat* of Florida lo b* Isauad Iharaon. Tha car- let day nf July. 14(1. Till G II.IIDIlT H \Vll.Dfc)d Park Clai Book 3 Page 10 Deled tble 12th day uf May, plat Plat Book II Page 74 Unlaaa such cartlflcai* shill llfl, al* number and yaar of NIITICF. Ill AI'I'F.IH Dated this 13(h day of Aliy t'ubllah Jun* I, 11, Si, 22. Nam# In which a>seas#d Frank 3s19 Font Hlltwuy 1441. Nam* In which a i u i i n l R o­ rill: a i m ; 111' FI.rilllllA ha r--deemed according to law lasuanc*. Ih# il**crlpllon of 1442. A Dale Jarkinti. AR uf sold Caasalhsrry. Florida (HEAD) bert J. A t-oulee I. Key*. All 1441 III! iiilVll.1.42 1) KEUIIAKT the proparty dvacrlbad In auch Ih* pruperty, and th* nam* (HI).ID UDJ-23 i’ UU AIIE UEItEUr NOTI. Arthur It. ii**-hwith, Jr, of said property being In the property being In th* Cuunly Ctrtlfical* will bv sold to the In which ll was utataaad ara a< I III END G K42I’ ll HIT of Arthur II Beckwith Jr. Hemlnole. Plate uf Florida FIKt» that * Complaint for Clark Circuit Court County or Hetnlnole, Slat* of Al dri r* uiiknuwi Cltrk uf Circuit Cuuit Hemlnol* County, P’ tortda Florida. Unless euch certifi­ n o t h »: o f ( P P i . i r atiusX highest bidder al Ih* front aa follower Cnles# such certlflcsle shall Dlvotu* ha* baaa fllad agataat f door uf th* Hetulnol* County Yut) ARE HEREBY V 'T I- ba rsdaamrd a.curdRig to l i e you. and you aro required Hamlnol* County, Florida FOR TAX HEED No. I l l Yaar of Publlah June 4, 11. IS. SI. cate ihall be redeemed accord­ »»•*. IPi.lg Florida aiaioire Court Houaa at Hanfurd, Flor, Carllflcala Fli.D that a suit has bevu fllIssuance 1441 publish June 4, tl, 14, 23. the property >Mflcrlb*d In sqch to asri* a c p y o f your An­ CDJ-S2 ^ ing to law the property des­ |l-la, on th* Tint Monday In *d agalnat you It! ttio above certlflcaia will h# aold to tha swer *r Pleading to Ih# Com­ o f I1SIU) Dv.rrlplluii .1 P i i s e i l l l CDJ-33 cribed In auch certificate will entRMd m u -", and that you highest bidder al the front plaint oa Ih# 1*11 1ti Ilf f a at-' nf ND’ t Between IN TIIE IT MCE IT Mil 14T, be aold tn the highest bid­ NOTICE IH IIBItBftr (IIV- Jtlw month of July, t)4t. which All Hll AI v t ii JIliH IA I. Cl MCI) IT der at tbs front door of Ih* EN. That ADanila 3luutclp.il le Ih* let day of July, 1442 la k s .Mary Iliad nnd Ity A N N o r i i c 11F XI’ I’ l.ll VIIMN ara required lo III** your an­ door uf the Ktmlnul* County lorn#) a. LAW O m C M OF FUN IAN DEED titled title fith day of Slay. nf Hr. ill. Hecllun 24 Township awar with th# Clark of ml* (IF FLORIDA IN t i l l Poll Hemlnnte County Court House Corporation the hutdar o f th* 1)41 (»# «. 11)4.14 FMriUa n iu lila * Court a>"l to nerve u cupy Court House at Hanford. Flor­ J. HUHHKDD HDRN8BY. 314 21 Itaugo 24 E. following ccrtlfbat. ba- filed a . . Ml Mil. II t 'l l l A T I . ida. on the flr-t Monday tn North Magnolia Avenue, Poat at Hanford. Florid*, on Ih* (HEAD u t IUIUI Ihvrruf upon lh« Ulalntllf or Ilia munth uf July. 144), which Dfflc* Bui 34), Ortandu, FlorNaum In whlrh as#,-ssd JexnI II1M . HI AO, 1:1*114 eald certificate fur tax dead first Stunday In the month of Arthur H llac.kwiih, Jr . .\uTIC42 IS IIEUERY GIV­ I’ MIntlfr* atlomS)who## (lt* Elirankrana All o f said N o r m : o f V III IV July. 1443. which I* th* 1st to be leaued Iherxuo. T o . cer­ Clark Circuit Court, proparty being In Ih* Couniy EN, That Atlantic Municipal Heim r 4 ml a Uil r r « B ta tit c h o p | Dated this Dili day of May, ! *w#r or Pleading In th* UfMUM I'D IDE FORM Loot HE day of July, 1441. tificate uuiubvr and year of neiiitnule County, Florida of H«ni!uoie, Dial* o f Florida. Corporation th* holder uf th* A J*4 1>14 ( I'iltV tlu riia U in. lesuanca, Ih* dvacriplluu uf FEDERAL NATIONAL MoIlTfh a uf th* Clark uf the ClrIMJ. Dated thi* Utk day of May, Publish Jun* 4, 1114, Xi. Or • II-la». n o t I (HEAD L'alass such carllflcata shall following certificate has filed UAUE ASSOC I ATJON. thv pruperty, and Ihs name lu roit Court un ur before the 11(3 1343 •aid certificate tor M i dred L ll A ii > • 3 rd , 1P42 I f he redaamad according in law which It ate assessed ar* aa PUlntUl. (SEAL* ,l- iSuili „ f June 1)42. If you fall Arthur ll tPckwith. Jr CIO 12 fa ll •1 •! ) »t» .1 UtcrfK Ih* prnparty daacrlbad In such to he M«u«d thereon. Th* <«r* to do #i, decree pro oonfee#u •VI. Clerk circuit Court, Arthur II Beckwith, Jr., fullowa: w ll h* i crtlflcaL- will be aold lu ih* tlflciri* number and y-ar "f I 'r v Cuu ft Carllflcala No. lily Year ot 1: IV Mo.M ' JOHN DEIIOC and w i l l bo aiiteicd against y o u 8«i"l"*>lv Cuunly, Florida XOriCK UF 4PPI.li; ATIUN highest bidder al tha front Isauanc*, lha dascrlptlun ut 4 144 »#t ) u 1 fur l fi* 1 •IUf ti9j Clark Circuit Court. laauaiite IMI i'lltOD ANN 11. 1*1*2HUE, hie for Ihe r#IMf demanded In I’ uhlielt Juna |, II, ll, 3# Semlnol* County, Florida 4 nil TAX U42EII r ■ he properly, and th* name iru ut ill lit# C u m iM ’ U l i i C F i l l t | Juor ut th# Hamlnol* County D aorrlp ll.a of I'ropertyi the CuniplatnL wife, Publish June 4, II, |l, II. (Are. 1*1.1* IT.rldA Plalutee Court Huus* at Hanford, Flo r­ in a hlch ll was M***i*d ar* * U ll i<* in f u r ■ «. 1*»a# .1 m u r t * j CDJ-31 Dvfeudanle. I44J Dot* • 1 4 A 4 t Lass a Tu ft. of •siMei DONE AND OflDEHED at pr >pvi ly prijw XHTII'i: (IF AI’ PLIC ATIUN HemlliuM Tl»« r « 4 ida, on Ilia firm Monday In as follow *: , K4tf uf Dut 4 H Iv fl. or NO l IV, 22 County, Hanford, CDJ-lt NOTICE Id HEREBY OIVY -* r i t ' • • ' 1 p 1 Htft -i l i u t U : FUII TAX DEED IL ut Dut 7) Blk. ti North EN. That Atlantic Municipal th* month uf July, 1)43, which Carllflcala No. 1374 RAYMOND JOHN DEROE. Florida, thl* tllb day af May Mau*n<’« 1541 I4 . t 1. U lu c k N oin 11 la Ih* le) day of July, 1441. I are. m l. Ill I PirlUa Maluiea A. D. 144). WHOSE RESIDENCE IS a o t u t : o f APPI.H ATION ChuluoU PMt Book X Page# Corporation th* holder of ths llv .crlsllo a af PrupvrD i OKI. AN t x ) i n r a d d i t i o n . ut lotus tialvd thl* Kill day uf May, 34 lu 34 UNKNOWN AND WHOSE (HEAD P o ti t a x i i i : i : ii following certlflcnt* has filed H 4 J "I ft. af N. 313.94 IE ■ ctjurii n jj tu p la t ih a riru f NOTICE IH IIEUERY OIVDtsV KNOWN IIAJDINU 1*•*. l i l . l g Florida aialgiaa Nome In which assaverd D. D aald certlflcaia for las dsed 1)43. Arthur tl Oeekwlth, J r , W I lu ft « f K '» uf NKL t i Mftlt •1 tn laDA I.) I U I U u k 13. 4,\. That Atlantic jtunMpal Daniel. All uf «alil property to be Issued thereon. The cerADDRESS IH: 141 . IIU\ ml I94»l Clerk of ih* Circuit Court MV L -ecllug 14 Tu w m h lp •3 # 11 ti J l P a b U d Arthur > 1 Uackwllh J r , V 4 4 ^ Curpuratlun tl'* huldar ol th* K« II. NAVY No. t i l g/t tn Ui« CuMUly Ul tiuuii* ; tlfl ale number end ysar of uf Hemiaul* County. Flor­ NOTICE IH IIV.ltDHY lilVRang* 3t E. lU flu rit ■ u f H a tn lriu lo r u t in * Clark nf Ciroull Court. f dtuwtng •rllflcxt* has fllad id* FLEET t'OSf OFFICE, BX, T h .; Atlantic Municipal hole, elate of Flurhla Calais I Isauanc*, the description of Name In which asvvsved J. ft Hen,Inula Cuunly. Florida U. 1-1p f l i l l S i#ld eartlficati fur tax dstd * AS FRANCISCO. CALI- Curporallou tha holder ot the j auch cartlflpata shall be ra- |tl,s property, and tha name In By: Martha T. Vlhlea K Pink*/ Davis All uf said t i b t r | T u « w i t h t h u fu l l i w in # Publish Juna «, 11, la, 32, tu b# Isauid Ihsraon. Tha Deputy clerk FORMA, and CAROL ANN following carllflcala lias filed | dacu,*-i according iu law in* I which 11 was assessed era as p r o p e r t y b r i n g In t h * c u u n l y p r o p l i'DJ-14 1 * ut a r t y w b lc U # r « r#rtlfiuate number and yaar J. It9stell llurnaby II DEftOC. h* wife. •aid cartlflcaie for tax deed prop-riy dncrlbad Its euch car- | f UI tu a *: of hemlnol*. Htat# of Floridm tuJdl U i l In • M il pur ilia in 11 tly In* ul leeuan v, the ds*. rlptlan of WHOSIfi RESIDENCE AND to ba Issued lhsr«on Tne car- Uflc.t* will b* *uld tu th* Certificate No. ftlg Y.*r of Ml 111 I 111' APPI.II Al I1IA Union such certificate shall »Ull«4 m * t 4 i*t u f lh a tui- th* piuparty, and tha nam* In l u v o o ttlc e a u t J. K u te e ll Hornsby A DD1I Es.S l.S UNKNOWN. tlfb-ate number and year or hlghaat bidder at tb* front Issuance 14(1 bs red«em*d according lu law prwramenta uo said land: FOR TAX 114.1.1) which ll waa asaaiatd ar* aa 331 North MagnulM Avenue AND TO. ALL PARTIFS Issuance, the description ot dour uf the Heminul* County litarripiioa of Proposer i th# pruperty described In such (V .*, IUI.I4 Florida ktatsie* L Hall llsaisr — Panelray folio a a CUt IMI v o INTERESTS Ihe prupe.-ty. slid ths name Court Huge* at Hanford. Flor­ f.ot lu A Itaplnt of a pert of u l 191111 Orland*. Florida certificate will be soil lo —Mo'isl F.l-63 Cortlflcat# No. lih) I Yaar of Atteraeya far Plaintiff i n . t h r o u g h , u n d e r In which It was aaaeeseJ are ida on th* flret Slum la kpur.tinah's Par.41.. plti V.’TICE 12 H E f lD ir GIV­ 1).- ; ! * ! : : ! : b ! l ’I# r • ’ '• • f r o m 2 !: D x i i 1 2 j J;I liauailhi *A '*A lilt t>.tl.S -l I ML A- -• follows: )‘ *i 21. 23 9 eau* I mA luuiiih ot July. . Ji. - ,i l -wk s P.gv 33 EN, Tael .Allonilc Municipal dour uf the tUinlboM County 11(1-01 U*>vrl|»iluH u| P f v f t r l f i A. 11. 1149 iVlttLHAii) Pa-ilao.Nd. Carllflcala .No. 1114 Ysar at | I* lha 1st day of July, liiJ. Nam* ia WhUJh - - - - - - ■ k'rawk Csriposailwa Mas holds* af d a Ca-aal UktM *4 Ai ntiifd. F L II- JM trlgsrslar — FrigUalra Lot •* u r t t m t i n ^ y C D 2-29 w fcii* :1 4. A > h- �Aottfkia Legfoa Bieebafl U i|M , travel* to Eu*ti» C hi Beors Buy V e t Tom Bettis Wednesday for a Sixth DU> %)•. > - ‘ .M* tigged t» poor boot, which ( M l ha aheot SO foot away «ad aiaad away from you. Take tho aittlDf poaltlon yoo praetkod on land, tlltlnf poor akin until the tips a n paapiac above tha water. It la well to have an oapertenced ■bier take off with yea the ri.U t£ \ ,a The driver should ease ahead until the line is taut aad wait until you feel up to ahootiac “hit <t!N At your atfial, there will be a eudriaa, tat fentte poll and be­ fore you know H you’ll rite to the surface and actually be plantef. They'll tell you to keep your ama and akte straight, but if you can do that the first time out, you're a natural bora champion. triet i>h< it 7:30 p.m. ThM, on Saturday i t 1 p. m . Buford, repraarattag that went auk« too much Campbell . Lowing Port S3 difference a* font m poo »tay will tiki m DeLaod la ■ dou­ apnjhL ble-header at Municipal StaOnco yen get uved to ridInf th« water, you'll to*tn to faafcrd la la the Sixth Dis­ foci how t » y H >• a**d f ill trict with Orlando, Bostis and eonfMenr* to atralghUn oat Apopka. Districts winner win the flaws. compete la the stall tourna­ ment and that winner in the regional tournament at G r e o After playing an ll-innlng M with Ormond Beach la the first fin e of the season, Sanford defeated Kuatia 4-8 with Don Smith gaining the wta, Ormond Beaeh 41 with Jimmy Courier tha winning pitcher, and DeLand 4-1 with Bobby Johnson going sit the wsy. Cempbeil-Loislng team Is a compromised of hoys 14-11 and represent Lyman, Ovie­ do and Seminole High Scboola. YOU’LL probably come up hunched over with tha knees bent. pasaed on to yea. ate, we had a good Urn# Don’t forget about the Sun­ Saturday night at tha Civic day Sweeper thla com ing Sun­ Caatar. Ac a matter of fact, 1 day and the Sunday Immedi­ ■mm^M-lhat wmi the general follow ing It Since W lnm w u u o f the other 125 ter Garden la running 1U big For tha benefit o f those o f you who weren't e a hand, per­ CHICAGO (UP1) — The Chicago Bears today acquir­ e d veteran linebacker Tom Bettis from the Pittsburgh Steeters (or a 1983 d r ift choice, owner coach George H alts announced. Bettis, n 334-pound lineback­ e r . played seven years with the Green Bay Packers be­ fore be was traded to Pitts, burgh last year. He played college football at Pundue. Scotch doubles, they won’t be running their sweeper on the last Sunday o f tbs month. Ho, we’ll ba running an extra ona during June. It’a not too many weaka away until you’ ll be bearing m ore and more about the Men's Bowling Association tournament, the Firs Cracker Special. It was Introduced over the Fourth o f July week last yaar and it was a tremendous suc­ cess. Well, tha same time and set o f rutea will apply again this year. It’ll be in two divisions, A — 170 average and above; and B — DID and under. The qualifying rounda w ill bo on July 1 through the 4th, and the eliminations will com ­ mence on the Bib through the 7th. Last year’s winners w ere John W right in the A group and (iury Folds In the U divi­ sion. Following U the line-up: John Jansen, first; Marvin Sheffield, second; Fred Grant, shortstop; Ricky Gollohar, third; Lawrence P lvec, left field; Don Griffin, enter field; Tom m y Brooke, right field; Billy Biggins, catcher; Don Smith, Jim m y Courier, Bobby Johnson, Eddie Fitsgerald end Ricky Sires, pit­ chers, end Richard Grant, Sleva Sewell and Steve Wil•on, utility. G eorfe Perldca Is coach and Frank Thom as la m in igcr. W. L. Pet 33 23 .389 Chicago Baltimore 32 24 .371 29 22 .MB New York 24 25 .328 Mlnacaota 37 28 JOB Kanisa City 23 23 .300 Boston 24 28 .480 Cleveland 28 31 .475 Loa Angelc* 24 29 .433 Detroit 29 39 J39 Waihington H u f a y * ! fteaalU New York 7 Waihington 0, tit, twl Waib. 1 New Y ork 0. 2nd, night Cleveland 3 Baltimore 3, night Detroit 6 Doiton I, night L. Angclei 13 K. City 3, sight X JU4JC IS THE T IM E WWCN1WI6RAD 61TS MIS SMEEPSXM ANOTWE BRIDE OILS HER MAM CHRYSLER AIRTEMP ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS THIS UEAUTY SPOT is on the tranquil ami serene Wekiva River, at Herb anti Adah Sutton's Wekiva River Haven. But on weekends it’s anythin# but tranquil and serene. There’s u huge gar nicknamed "Flippy” who makes his hubitat right in the center of this scene. (He’s nicknamed "Flippy” for his continual playing and leuplng from the water.) Nearly every Saturday and Sunday for two years "Flippy" ha* been ptay* ing a game with an ardent fisherman, who rieYotes all his fishing time in efforts to hook the gar. This fisherman has no designs on other fish . . . . he wants "Flippy." And to date "Flippy” bus won every round. (Herald Photo) Inning and Bailey belting n two-run homer In the ninth. The Chicago Cuh* edged out the Houston Colts, 3-2, the Philadelphia I’ hillles downed the Slllwauket Drives, and the New York 3!eti nip­ ped the Cincinnati Kills, 3-2. in other X L games. Ht. Louis at Pittsburgh was rained uuL Fight Results United Press International BOSTON Pusaterl, M ass., O il'll 159tv, kno.ked - Mike D edham , out Julius Owens, l«2. New York (3 ). RENO, Nev. Willie Kee, 120, Reno, knocked out Pim a Amador, li9, Tijuana, M ;xica (8). By United Prras International Pace-selling Sarasota gain­ ed another gam e over the Florida State League Monday night, beating second place St. Petersburg 8-3. In other league actlun. Mi­ ami beat Fort Lauderdale 74, Tampa beat Lakeland 9-4 and Orlando took a 13-inntng contest from Daytona Beach 1- 0 . A four-run second inning rally gave Sarasota the win. Catcher Joe Cherry got the biggest blow of the inning, a one rim triple to right field. Another run was singled in amt two were walked home. No birds now teeth. living have By United P ress International homers of his career In pac­ Al Kaline may al last have ing the T igers to a fi t v ic­ the last laugh on those critics tory ov er the Boston Red Sox. lie Is the sixth active AL who’ ve said he’ ll never be a player to reach the 290-homer better ball player than he was mark, joining Mickey Mantle, at 20 years o f age. Y ogi Dcrra, Joe Adcock, It’ s been seven full seasons Rocky Colavilo and R oger since Kaline won the Amer­ Maria. ican League batting title with a .3HI average in 1965 and be­ came the youngest batting champion in m ajor league history. Kaline is currently leading the AL with 43 runs batted in, T E R M I T E ranks second in batting with CONTROL n .337 mark and his 13 hom­ PrgfdtliawJ N t«lt4 fMtauil Nt Ife* kwto ers place him two behind *»M', S MW VKSM M ami H4g»J—»*»♦«« bmw*' leader Roll Allison of the Min­ • •v•11* feI•# W « * l t a r o cltovita, _ nesota Twins. law*. »— U l * . I - * * * Seat* Kaline reached a career IIILL I.CMIIEK A milestone Monday night when HARDWARE CO. he hit the 2Milh and 20tst 213 W . 3rd St. Haaford, Fla. -ir s to ib U -D O -IT S ave M oney jP jjO k } • i ■ 7, 1 h em — A m e rica n R en t-A U In • S a n ford ^ 24*4 K. Hiawatha Av«. f j| | l ' N ow Y ou . Warren E. Know lea City Manager GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 5 5 ( u. 665 $994 1919-51 * FORDS 1932 - 61 COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL FORDS GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS * 5 65 EACH GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 - 63 Ford Jfc Falcon EACH *2 40 51 * 36 FORD ORD $2°5 EACH BRING THIS AD TO OUR FARTS DEFT. • OPEN SAT. AFTERNOON TILL 4:30 Police and will lie disponed of by the DOG CATCHER. City license lags for the year 1903 urc now available and owners must obtain tags from the City Tax Collector, City Hnll. Cost of license lag $1.00 • Rabies vaccination 83.00. Parts Special! ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS OW NER OF DOGS N eed T o o ls F or A J o b ? 2313 Park Dr. Air Conditioning Heat • Refrigeration GENUINE FORD NOTICE TO «S ^ 3 t S o u th e rn A ir Cepeda, Bailey Pace Sarasota Gains Al Kaline Slams Out Attention One Game Over FORD OWNERS Giants Over Dodgers St. Petersburg Homers 2 0 0 , 201 mit mo to Inform you that you mlased ou t on tho second an­ nual Junior Bowling le a g u e taagnetl W e w ere especially pleated By United Proaa International •n the number o f parents who The Lna Angelca Dodger* took time from their busy had better get u new book on schedules to be there ea their Orlando Cejieda and Ed Halley eons and daughters stepped or they’ ll have to rend about Into tha spotlight lo r thoir duo thn W orld Serlea again next recognition end trophies. 0c tol>er. Just f o r the record, there Tha Dodgers have one o f w ere m ore than 80 trophies thn beat pitching staffs In presented to these happy baseball but C e p e d a and youngsters. Dailey greet 'em like they Special thanks and apprecia­ were butting practice hurlers. tion from all of tha Junior Juat take n look at how Or. League members to the vari­ lando and Ed have treated ous sponsors who helped to Dodger pitching and you have make this year's event even National League biggsr and batter than last W. I- Pet. lh « explanation for the fact 32 21 .371 the San Frnncisco Giunts have year’s. Those falling into thla fail Angeles 33 23 . 569 boutm Loa Angeles in three o f category ara the Florida Pow­ St. Luula 32 W .M2 Their lust four meetings. er and Light Co., Hanford Sun Francisco The Giants topped tho Dodg­ 33 24 .532 Manufacturing Co., Hanford Chicago ers again Monday night, 7-3, 28 27 .509 Electric Co., Carroll Daniel Cincinnati This psst Friday night saw Pittsburgh 38 28 .500 with Cepeda crashing a tie­ Construction Co, and Dr. Rob­ 26 30 .461 breaking homer In tha eighth Hob TiitUit connecting on all Milwaukee ert Smith. 28 30 .tat I f your eon or daughter isn’t It) pins aa he shot the high Philadelphia 25 33 .131 presently n member o f this single in the Mr. and Mra. llouiton 33 38 .399 popular bowling league, won’t League, a 216. Him liar honors New York Monday's Results you please have them at the to Jean Krltck for her fine Lanea this Saturday a t 0:30 ahowlng o f 189/490 com bina­ New York 1 Cincinnati ! night tion. a. m. The Friday A . M. Holler Phil 4 Mil 2 night, 3W Inna, rain There are unite a few happy Molors-Nuvy W ives League facea around our town thla watched Lucy Mayer’s fast Chicago I Houston 2 night waek. And you can thank Mr. bull clear the pina from tha San Fran 7 Loa Angeles 3 deck. Lucy Just missed the night Mailman fo r that, too. The winner’s chrt-ka finally •'charmed circle’’ with a 194/ St. Ishila at Pitts., night, ppd., rain arrived for tha bowling done 469 series. tn tha Hen’s tttata Howling Tournament. One of the big money win Here was Dennis Mutiru ( local Navy man) who f i u i a h e d •ighlU in the handicap singles event and collected $120. Hera ara some o f tha other winners: Kildle Klrrhhutf, IT fo r singles; Henry Tumm, $6 also singles; as wua the rase for Dick Atkina, f.T; and Hub As required by law, all dogs in the City of San­ Combs, f i d end John W right ford, Florida must b« vucrlnnled nguln.it rubies, f i g (or singles ami |5 for A . K. and the vucdnallon lag continually worn by In tha doubles category dugtt on collar or harness for the following year. Hull - Klchhoff, |3B; Floyd In order to accommodate dog owners, Dr. Ray­ Martln-Uenula Huuro, $156; and Boradorf-Hpolakl, fib . mond Hums, Veterinarian, will be a t the rear of I belle vo that Al Dvi'ulma the City Hall JUNE 12 to vaccinate dogs from told me be collected some­ 1:30 I'.M. to 4:00 1».M„ and JUNE 19 from thing Ilka $to for hie strong finishes in the singles and all 1:30 I'Jfl. to 1:00 I'.M. events groups. • I’m quits curtain that there are many, many others who All dugs found without a tag certifying they also won prlia money. Aa soon have been vaccinated for rabiess for year of as I’m able to find these re­ 1963 will tie subject to being picked up by the sults the information w ill be i CALL FA 2-8321 YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER • vfvyirvM B / w i n vuvwi wive uvaiur iu r ■ » / IJflO Of ITUC fl. HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. U r . fad 4 Palmetto SANFORD, FLA. F A 2-4711 Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. HI. FA 2-1481 Winter Park MI 4*8916 �: 'l * ' i M H i TTT” ye*Fr—'BV - T r P T T -y-—0WOD^.-Lv?7rvwSr*'-.T*-'JOJ Push-Button Pushovers listening to the blandishments that pour In on the American people, you'd think we were all physical cripples given over to nothing but comfort and pleasure. All day long, we hear that this or that thing can be fun, can be had with ease, can be managed with “ fingertip control," can be found in a drive (never walk) "just minutes" from our doors. Isn't there anything these people have to offer us to challenge our brains, our muscles, our stamina and will? Are we to get the world on a self-propelled platter while we dawdle on soft cushions? The late comedian Willie Howard, doing a skit years back as a French teacher, offered a laughing audience “ French in 10 easy lessons—or five hard ones.” This country will be a better place when people hear at least a few times a day that there are some hard, tough, taxing alternatives around somewhere that can’t be managed With the flick of a wrist. Before too many months it will be time to have a fresh look at the glossary of much-abused political terms. In I960 the honors went easily to “ deadlock." Even a superficial review of pres­ idential nominating history back to post-Civil War daya discloses that the convention deadlock is s fairiy rare occurrence. Yet the idea turned up in I960 more often than your breakfast orange juice. Both major party nominees were of course chosen in one ballot. An early front-runner this time Is "king-maker." This covers the man who by exerting forceful influence, What Price Loyalty? can either determine or affect a con­ vention's choice. Harry Truman tried it in 1956 on behalf of Averell Harrim*n and again in 1960 in aid of Sen. Stuart Syming­ ton. He failed because he had no power over delegates— which is how you make kings. Now they’re saying Dwight Eis­ enhower and Richard Nixon want to be kingmakers for Michigan’s Gover­ nor Romney. At the appropriate time in 1964. if this is indeed their tim, let the key question go out: "How many delegates do they control?" Sen. Barry Goldwater o f Arisons says the nation twice was rescued from financial disaster by war—first World War 11 and then the Korean No ooe on the outside can yet be completely sure o f the exact price Nikita Khrush­ chev paid for Fidel Castro's continued loyalty in the cur­ rent bitter squabble between the Soviet Union and Red China. N or can It yet be foretold how far Khrushchev is wilt­ ing to go to compromise that quarrel. W S I* Certainly it is true that in 1940 and thereafter, the great war provid­ ed a stimulus to the economy which neither government nor business hnd been able to give it in the late 1930'a. It is equally so that the Korean con­ flict helped erase the effects of the 1949-50 recession. The latter was no worse, however, than many we have had since. Though it was not reported along with hia obesrvation on war and the economy, Goldwater presumably has ideas for stirring to prosperous heights sn economy not merely with­ out war but without $50 billion in "peace-time" defense outlay. War may have "rescued" us from economic doldrums. Hut, aside from its terrible human coat, it added $216 billion to the U.S. public debt in 194145. Another $11 billion was tacked to the debt in the Korean war period. Some of Goldwater’s most ardent followers would sny thnt is trading one kind of financial disaster for an­ other. Dr. Crone's Worry Clinic Peter Edson So your husband goes out­ your time better? CASK P-461: Lois L., aged Am) on Sunday, why not get 27, is president o f a W om en's doors and start* the motor. ready fo r church and only Club. Then he begins to chafe and then start to putter around in "D r. Crane," she begun, fume end get hot under the tha kitchen. Why do you sup­ "w e 'd Ilka to have you speak WASHINGTON — (N E A ) to benefit in any way from The legislation a p p 1 y a collar, although it Is .Sunday pose aprons were Invented? a t our banquet meeting. Although »verv body la the the equal-pay-for-equai-work only to m en and women doT o weur over your Sunday "F o r that is the time we in­ and he U supposed to be in a " Kennedy adminlitration from amendment" i m ~ T»atitly Hie same uerV v ite our husbands to i«* |iri‘i- mwiign, nliiiiiatii i mood,-------- - ’-" t h e .— nf rnuraat Hut vnn the President down and Women worker* in agricul­ under the same condition* in ent. So we should have a very Finally, he even toots the wives w ait till almost church everybody in Congress is feel­ ture, hotels, m otels, restau­ Uie sam e plant. horn. And then he limy a c ­ time before you even think U rge crowd. ing pretty virtuous now for rants and laundries are ex­ The catch ts that so many "A n d I wish you would any tually get out o f the car and about dolling upt Mur* to­ having passed an equal-pay- cluded. So are all profeasion- restrictions were put in the soma things to wake up both ■tomp into the house to bawl morrow. for w om en amendment to the al, managerial and adminia- amendment that It may turn husbands and wives to a bet­ you ouL Fair Labor Standards Act, trative women w orkers, and out to have very limited e f­ Then you traipse outside, ter undersUnding o f each there is considerable question all oulaide salesladies. fect. hut It is now so lute he must other.” as to bow much good it will The equal-pay amendment, The secretary of labor So 1 did, but since the old hreuk the speed bias to reach do. however, has so broadened given n o regulatory author­ adage about "Ladies first" is the church (o r airport) on There are no accurate fig- the concept o f what consti­ ity. He is even prohibited still In vogue, I picked on the time. urea on how many w om en tute! equal w ork for which from blacklisting for govern- w ives a t the outacL Did you wivea realise that workers will get a pay in­ equal pay must be given that m e n t contracts employers Ona o f tha greatest causes you are indirectly responsible crea se out of it. M ore w on't It Includes equal skill, effort, found guilty o f violating the fo r snarling husbands, who fur thousands o f auto wrecks quality o r quantity o f work, am endment. It Is to be handl­ "ch ew out” wives, ia the tardi­ w a y year, Just becuuss you than wilt. Of the BS million workers experience, training, senior­ ed by the W age and Hours ness of women! have such a poor aense of in the U. S. civilian labor ity or merit system now in af­ Division of Department of You members of the female time? excludes almost Labor, now under Clarence T. sex thus are much like chil­ force. 23 million are women. fect and For it ia angry husbands Of these 23 mlllloa women, every differential factor other Lundquiat, who administers dren, Most o f you don’t watch who are trying to nuke up the F a ir Labor Standards the clock I however, only 7.5 million are than sex. the time you've wasted, that The new amendment does­ Act. now covered by the F air La Ordinarily, in business and olten smash the car ami kill bur Standards Act as to min n't mean that all women The Department of Labor ia industry a "clock w atcher" is thrir families, plus innocent imura wage, overtim e and workers will have to be paid specifically denied the auth­ not desirable. folka in the other auto. the same as all men workers ority to go on fishing expedi­ working hours. "Hut, Dr. Crane," you wives But you wivea could easily These 7:3 million women on similar job s across the tions through an em ployer's reduce family tension if you'd protest, "m y husband has are the only ones who stand board and across the country, payroll records, looking for ju st learn to be a keener clock nothing to tin but put on his possible violation! o f the wntcher. hut and coat, whereas I have equal work amendment. It Thousands of good husband* many chores to perforin in (he cannot classify jobs. thus must drive like the devil kitchen. And 1 am left with Specified employer's rec­ on Sunday morning just to get the children to look after, too." HYAW, FAT/DAT'S T O U O H ords m a y be examined only you to church on timet That eoumle very plausible, .THT K ifcH T O O P E ,' LUC* , * B£AO, BU&TSR, iHAKE HANDS after obtaining a federal AUCKY „ TREE T C U oH And yuu wives aru usually on its face, but it la chiefly WITH 1HQ SOM OP MY VJEALTHV Y & a o iii W IT* — - A N ' A court subpoena. Enforcement the guilty parties. For, al­ malurky! UMCLt 3 ULIUS, FROM -SOUTH TOMMY OVK-C -ru tty ** of the amendment will be APKtCA — - MICHAEL HAD THS Mrs. Crane used to hood­ though you have known for 7 6TUCKUS UP SWITCHED only b y federal court trial daya in advance that you were wink me with that aume out­ (Vtl-SFORTUMg Of 0EIN6 BOSSED OM TH* , C L O T H E S o p h ie e x p e n s iv e u m o u s im e and decision, not by adminis­ to get to church by 10:45, you worn feminine alibi, too, but W IT H Y O U HI6HWAY/, A M D A L L 1 U 6 T F A P P IM O S , trative order. TOO, EH r piddle around in the kitchen when our children were grown W H IL E E M R O U T E ! The amendment will not be­ lung after you ahuuld have und all away from home, she com e effective until a year been in the car. uus still Just as slow to gel after it is signed by the Pres­ Your husband heads for llie into the car. ident. For men and women door, railing out, " A la you besides. If you wives have Ml*1 workers covered by union la­ ready?” '.’ I Imura advance warning of bor agreements, the amend­ "Y ea ," ia your reply or "Y e s, u date for church o r a movie, , -*r: ment will not become effec­ in juat a moment." then why don't you urguniie tive until the contract is r e ­ negotiated to comply with the new law o r for two years, F ro m b r e w in g tim e whichever date conics first. The amendment is so limit­ ed. in fact, that Itep. Kath­ arine St. George, ft -N.Y., | called it, "ju s t one bite o f the ch e rry ." l-lt P eet m ik e , "In other w ords," she ssld, l&VEKVi3GDy= "w e are just nibbling sw ay at a thing that could have been com pletely covered by an amendment to the Consti­ tution, simply giving women equal rights and letting it g o at th at." l*uge 1-A S a n fo r d , F iorid u T ued., J u n e 11, 1963 This is what the League o f Women Voters wants. w alte e a. g iil o w , cu rro a an d p t s u iM t a Political Phil Newsom Soys . . . ‘Well— It’s Quittin’ Time’ Notebook But unless Khrushchev is willing to break totally with bis onetime Chinese friends, then a compromise must be made. That compromise, plua his deal with Castro, is certain to have an effect on Com ­ munist tactics In Latin Am er­ ica, a prime Communist target Hence, all the more im ­ portance should be attached to the lindlngi o f a special Inter • American com m ittee which investigated subver­ sion in Latin Am erica. The committee reported that subversive activities issu­ ing from Cuba have “ tncreascd considerably" in the last year. From th# communique Is­ sued at the close o f Castro's visit to Moscow it baa been concluded that M oscow's aid Cuba, currently runnling to about 1300 millioa a year, not only will be continued but will be stepped up. This is the kind o f aid which haa enabled Castro to make Cuba a headquarters for the training of hundreds of aubersive agents w ho then Barbs By Rat Cothran It only leaves you fla t whan you blow up because on* o f your tire* does. are sent back to their own government has forced tha countries with money, w ea­ Communists into retreat even pons and forged documents. though they remain capable A Sino-Soviet compromise at their meeting scheduled for next month in Moscow almost certainly would see a switch to the Chinese line of direct revolutionary action now, rather than the slower approach through popular po­ litical fronts as heretofore advocated by Khrushchev. Am ong the Individual na­ tions, Vcneiucla is a No. 1 Communist tsrget. But there, determined action by Pres­ ident Romuto Betancourt's o f acta of terrorism la Car* acas. The United States Bads it­ self on the horns o f a dile­ mma. The U.S.-sponsored Al* liance for Progress is dedi­ cated to the aid of govern­ ments elected by democratic processes. But In more than one Latin American nation, quick mili­ tary action might prove democracy's defense against a Red take-over by infiltra­ tion, subversion and terror. n TflhHmSptcitoHoii Out Of farct if M rtl W han you optn a savings cm» count in our Association, your principal is insured up to $10,000 by a n agency of the U.S. Government. Generous dividends m ake your Investment unusually attractive and your money is readily availab le without slty. For safety, for convenience, for good earnings, open on insured savings account this w eek. 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Saturday Sunday and Christmas, publish** daturday proceeding I . .. Christ— 1 A A—Gaelic. — c. IN FLO R ID A UEEK IS A NATURAL Brew ed S lo w ly, b y a e a n lu rla s -o ld n a tu ra l p ro c e s s , beer It F lo rid a ’* traditional b e v tra g a o l m o d e ra tio n — lig h t, s p a rk ­ lin g , d e lic io u s . A rid naturally, Florida’ s B rew in g In d u s try Is proud of ths mil­ lions ol dollars it contributes lo F lo rid a ’ s economy. Florida’s 3 brawars, 101 bear w h o le s a le rs , a n d 17,000 bear ratailart amploy more than M.000 pa rso ns w ith an annual payroll ol 3133,000,000. Monty m ode In F lo rid a , s p e n t In F lo rid a . In F lo rid a , baar b t lo n g t. , . enjoy it. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. FLORIDA DIVISION PER WEEK �I m l v ^ a I w i k | | | l| a A n o n e t u n p o flu iv u ip a c U l an *n4 win eon elder ana Be* tarmina whether ar net. ante Board at Caentjr Cemmlaalaaare wilt claw, vaaeta an* abandon tba follow tae laeallr OaaarlbaO anbllo atraat ar ■tract*. road ar roadk ar any partlan thereof, In Oamlnola Coenty. Florida, la eellr deicrlbad aa: By Kate Otaim 1W WETWON'* LAKwVTWW H RIGHT*. A M I M D 1 D FUAT, eamlnala Caunty, Pie ride, aa recorded la Flat Booh II, pas* K , of tha Publla Records o f HaialnoU County. Florida! ■All of that cartel* atraat Oaecriba* aa Nataen court! aa« alt ar mat certain atraat OtaerlkeO aa ta k a Wuih Drive, accept mat portion tkaraaf tying Watt •f a llna running South 4* SI* i r Waat from g point loa the South llna o f Lot T> lo l.ll Nat South *1* *tr IT* Beat of the Baumwool earner af Lot T, aad raaeuacad aad dloclalw any riahi af d o Caunty aad Publla In nad ta the abovedescribed publla atraat or etroota, road ar road * ar nny portion thereof, daaarlbad an any raeordad map ar ptat aa a ■treat, read ar hi ah way, atbar than etata a f Federal raada maintained by tha Stale af Florida. P U R S O N I lN T R n n T K D MAT APP E A R AND BE HEARD AT T H R TJMB AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. Board a f C ounty C om m it■losers, Sem inole County, Florida. By J. C Hutoblooa, Chair­ man FtTBt.lAlfi Jana 11, 1*4A O D J-tl in t u n e m e rrr c e t a v o r THE JHVTH J I D I U 4 L CSRcvrr or and row *»: r i . BOLE C O t m . FL O R ID A . in tM K R t no. im m UNITED Mnit-TOAUEB VICING COUP. UEIt- ROBERT T . GORDON, ot *1. D e fe n d a n t. v o n e r , o r a r*T in WORTH SUS3 lO N K I T O I t RM Till Robert T. Gordon HKSIUEVCEi U nknown ADD T o . All parttaa claim ing taioroots h r, through, un­ der or n anlntt tho afore* ____i.M w n a n ta u t* com m ittee waat t* w w k today drawing ^ n tea to n m it. Judg* KaUy la automattHew*. Now haw hew *o* caOy stripped o f hi* office until tba Sea at* a eu . If he’a vktod. Only m o f torn ether offi­ M v t e to d h a ll be permanent­ ly rem oved, tort If b e 'i acquit­ cial* in p c a c b c d w e* ever ted, he'll b* n toa U tod with tried, tad be wae acquitted. Ctreett Ju dy* 0 * a r«e X. HeM, o f M iam i, wae tmpcaeh14 la M l o * chargee o f hriaftog hi* cw w l late dterapgt* threugh th* awarding o f allegedly excessive otter■ayi' to w . The le e a t* a t h i ooort tor m w orking day* over a live-week period, wkleh toeluded frequent reew a w . The veto waat so to 14 agatort K 1W TO XX (U P ) w Judge Hall tort etoet th* eaa- ehataangay, winner o f th* coactirrane* o f tww-ttMa o f Balmont BUkaa Saturday and Iheeo voting w ae required, he th* Kentucky D erby earlier f with acquitted b y thtee vote*. tn th* year, relaxed hi hi* With a t a u t * enlarged to stall a t Belmont Peril today with b* plea* made fa r Me to eoBvtct Judge KaQy X *11 Immediate fu t o n , h ot Candy mem bers rot*. Bpota handed f o r Chicago and With * Senate enlarged to three m ore 1100,000 races. da, it would requ ire to vote* “ Wall bare to wait aad to n u t l e t Judge Kelly X all Tba drat impeachment peccoo ding in F lorida hlatary in­ volved Circuit Judg* J a a e s T. M agbet, o f Tam pa, s Coafsredate soldier t o n e d eerpetbaggir. B a k e* the Senate could gat around to trying him is 1«T0, th* Hone* moved to discontinue the pro**cuiion an d th* an ttor wa>d roDoad. In IST2, the House Impeach­ ed G ov. H a n ito a Beed oo chargee o f m isapplication of pubUe fund* nad receiving unlawful compensation. The Scaite dismUaed th* ehargei on lb* grounds it had waited so late to a c t that th* gov­ ernor’ s term would expire before ■ trial could be hold. Tha House voted nine ar­ ticle* o f im peachm ent a g a lu t m y G a a w a y r * w h* trains C hattooga y f o r tha Darby Dan Farm o f Mr. and Mr*. John W . Gelbrvath, -W e really h are a * plana for him yat,” AO anran Belmont starter*, 1 n a 1 a d I a g favored Candy Spot* w ho w ent down to hr* ■ocond defeat in 10 rucea whan ha fulled ta match Chateaagay’a a t r a t e h run, ware in rood phyiienl ehape after tha teoting 1 4 -mile ctoealc. "N o, 1 don't fatl any bet­ t e r about eocond place after • night’ s Bleep,” laid trainer Math Tonnoy o f Candy Spots an he supervised the loading o f tho lanky, epotted « “ lt into a van a t Aqueduct with his w ife and ow ner Rex Ell*- you >*.at‘,li*-T=fl»ro—rtvrru7er~C;- B . Cut-- w -stth lonh’ n g nn---------------- ! ___ that a Complaint tu foreclose n eorltln murtnngn otu-um- l b i In 1MT on chargaa of borlna tho fo llo w in g doearlbod milhandling publla fund*. Tbs 10*1 property, to -w lti L ot It, O A K LAN D H it J it. S c u ta organised ns s court ncoordlng to thn pint but dUbanded wbaa Coliln* thereof an recorded la m lg n e d aad th* Houm with­ P L I Bonk t>, Pag> f t . Public R ecords o f Sami- drew th* Impeachment ar­ "CouMgrt you think of u* nx having TWO rumpus rooms?" SIDE GLANCES w a ra s * J U W * >-----IN THE ILCHT ticles. Article* o f lm pu eh ortat were introduced a g a lu t Gov. Puller W arren to 1*31, but u tr* rejected by tba House s i legally Insufficient. Only state officials subject to Impeachm ent era tha govam or, cabinet, and supreme district, an d circuit court Judges. Eight charges war* made ■gainst Judg* Kelly, ■ Re­ publican, Jelling down to a p o o r s ! accusation that hi* allegedly tyrannical and dic­ tatorial method* brought hi* court into public disrepute. Tba trial to expected to be By Galbraith yum, iswriw nice? O fU S W IL L & e LFSS7U AM A dollar. / j "Mom. r n got myMlf ■ tummar Job! Pm going to fcoorX Xto oolghboiw* dog* whUo thqy'ro »w*yP* Actress 6Coo QucrnoN, ARRkD RD n o r t c a o r i r r r TUI T E IU tr LEE U AVia and FH TLLI* ANN DAVIS, kla w ife . DefenSaato. Rssldonew sad U t ilis e A dlroJ i Unknown TOtT AND EACH O F TOU t r t h#r»by n otified tknt suit hoe keen eom m eacad asnlnet you In Ike C ircuit Court o f Iks Nlntk Jud icial Circuit e f tho State o f F ie ri* * !a end for Srralnotn County, tho e b . brovL tcd llt lo or w hirii I*' FALL HIVKIl C A V I N '* BANK. Plaintiff, -v * . T G R ItT LEE DAVtJt and F in riJ J R ANN UAVIR hie w ife, Dofendaata, la Chancery No. 1111*. T h - noturo o f tklo oult le a fortrloou ro o t tk o t oortnln m a rts* !# (rum s o ld defend**to to pU In tlff, dated April It, tost ond rocordod April II, 1141, In Ortielal Record* Hook H I pna* M l o f tho r u b . Ilo Record, o t Sem lael* C ouo. tr. Florid*. aneumboring that rotUIn p iece or parrel of properly loca lod , *ltu* 1 e, end belnc In enld County **J St*t*. t<>-nrIt; GOP T o Support Rights Measure WASHINGTON (UP1) Sen ile Republican* w a r e plkdged today to support “ further appropriate" chit rights legislation but were as divided as Democrats on tha bay issue o f gagging * fili­ buster. GOP liberals, originally hoping for a m ore sweeping declaration, settled after five hours of closed door debate for * Republican unity state­ ment which avoided all ref­ erence to a gag rule. Legal Notice Lot t*. Hlotk “ 1", NORTH JWt... WHO’S O R L A N D O TW VN*tTK FOURTH AUDI WON. u recorded In Pt*t Booh II, S PM C H D f^ p*S* IV, Publlo Iteoordl ut Seminole County, Flor­ id*. WAt’ ll OP TOIT l * RKQU1R. ED I* 111* your *n*wor or ether written d*fon*e* to tko CampLlnt with tho Clerk of tho Cirsutt Court o f Seminole Countr, Florid*. ta into proceejlna *nd to oervo * rnpy theroot spun U s putatitr* etturenyA w bo,o nemre end addree* are herolnafter eat fartk. a* raqutrad by law, not later lhaa tn* Sth day of July 1144. la dafaull thereof th* ***** w ill pr*c**4 on part* upea th* antry ot a Door** Pro t'enfeono ayalnet you. W1T.NEA8 in, hand aad the affletal seal at a«!d Court 1* Seminole County. Florida, Ihl* *th day o f June, It*!. (SEAL) Arthur 11. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f tk* Circuit Court Bal M atcerel L Tyre Deputy Clerk Beardalt. ar!41*r and Lewi* attorney* far Plalattrf 44 North Court Stroot 1 P 1 1 IT T IIK u w u c w - / ) jv w -vcu ) fo a tc OUT JXVWVIT TO A W 3K 3 H T z . FKSNT AN te u to n * / J n t c m c n m - -------w h >\AN O A*U N r # ^ — \i— ' U ar ‘ PP ST » p / ' ' - Poet Otrtc* Boa : : : l Ur let Jo, Florida , l-ubllth Jun* U , ;|, ' J u l y !. 1 »4 J. I CDJ-4* JT || tt A SA N DIEGO, Caltf. (U P !) — Eleven-year-old Joey R em l w on’t let his meeting with President Kennedy g o to his head. *Tm not going to be can­ cel tod,” ha said. - H I Juit tall m y friends that I met tha PreoldenL’ Joey taw tha Chief R is e utiva Thursday — with hia hands, li e has been blind aines birth. Tha dream o f a lifetime came true fo r Joey during th* Preaidant’s currant tour o f the W rit. Ha shook hands with Kennedy and received an in­ vitation to visit the White House. Joe started a c o n s t ponds oca with tha President, using hia Braille typewriter, tn I N I . la s t Saturday, tha Secret Service told him the President would aee him during a visit here. The noifo o f a waiting heli­ copter made it difficu lt to hear the conversation batwrno tha President and the boy, but Joey obliged later with a full report. "I said. 'H ello.” said Joey. -T h o President said, T hup# you can come ta th* Whit* House aom* time.* 1 said, 'Yea, 1 hope f can.’ -Than wa shook hands. And ws said goodbye.11 He said Kennedy -m ust be a fcsndsom * m l nice gay. H i's kind o f tall. H«’s real nest looking. Y et, I know he’ a real neat looking. Ho kae * ■Dong grip.” GOP Leader Will Resign N EW YO R K (U P !) — R*PWilliam Milter (R -N .Y .) di»closad that hs will step down from bis post as Republican national chairman when hi* current term expirta after the GOP national convention next ramm er. IM A *r a D«cre* Pr# c e a M iller also said that ha f , o .o stay b* aatertd aaalaat would not teck re-election to yon. Data* ikta !t t h Say o f g a y Con great from New York'* t»*J. ’ ” ' ' 40th Congressional District IIC a U Arthur I t Bockwttk. Jr., when tha present term— hie rtark seventh la Congress — end* B y M arika T. V ia l,a Dvputy Clerk K t* i , 4 If. Hurt A ttoraey for Plalnttft t l* South Court atrool Orlando, Florida Pubitek u * y H * ja a s A tt, t l. t i l t Shop tha Herald Ad* where local merchants o l I « their hast bay*. c a i-u * 4 Joey, 11, 'Sees' His Pen Pal, The President naxt falL Ha waa giving up th* polit­ ical posts, be said, In order to iP*nd m a n time with his w ife end two daughters and to gn etiu a law a t Buf tala. f . * �f H e ra ld W a n t-A d s A r e B usy In S em in ole C ou n ty, B u yin g! S ellin g ! R en tin g! U se T h e CLASSIFIED INDEX Classified Phone I JOB security can be jou r* by preparing new for com ing Civil Bervice exam*. F or In­ form ation w rit* N AT10M A L TR A IN IN G SERVICE INC. Dox SA e o SANFORD H ER ALD . 322-5(13 322-5(12 Office 204 W . First DEADLINE* CLAMIFIXO DISTUT: T o n , thru Frl. • I f . M . day STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T u m , thru F i t - 2 F. X . day Mm . M U P O N U l ILITY: The Herald wlQ H t b t I apes tibia lo r n o n than a ta e o m e t Insertion o f jo u r ad, a id reserves the rl|ht to re rite or re je ct any advertise­ ment from what ordered to n d o r a to the policies o f this piper. Legal Notice «w »:*n K ti vcxticm o r e r r r TQi HAIUJL.U W. JOItNmW • nd JUNE h it wlf*. U JOIINUOM. KUftKIt J. P A T IK E ft t a d JAN ET 3. E d o c a t low - i M t r u e t k a A. p a r k hr. hi* wir*. n — f*n<lant*, R*»ld«nc* »nd 11.1111n s A <1 d r t • I Un­ known TOU AND EACH OP TOU art h tr t b y notltUd thtt *ult h i t b**n eommtnc** t f t l a t t you In Iht Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit ut the s t o le o f Plnrltl* tn and for Seminole County, the a b ­ breviated title o f which It: FALL, ItlVEU SAVINGS BANK Plaintiff, . v i . HAROLD W. JOHNSON and JUNE U JOHN. SON, hta wife, at at. Dafendant). In Chancery No. t:* :* . The nature o f Ihta ault l> a fureclnaure o f that certain niortgaa* from laid defendanti to plaintiff, dated Dec. ember It, 1110 and recordrd December H. 11*0 In Official Record* Hook 111 page 111 o» tHa puMlA.TUfopije o f M#nil» note County, Florlija, tiu-iimhiring th at certain p!«c « or parc*l of property lucateil altuate, atu] being in aalil County and Mat*. to -w ll; J ^ t 1, Block I. NORTH O ft I. A N D.O T O W M S t n FtlUItTIC ADDITION, aa recorded In I'tmt Book 13, pH k e II, Fuhllc llerorda o f demlaal* Cuuoty, F lo r ­ id*. S A C K o r TOU IS REQ UIR­ ED to rila your anawtr ar ether written de t e n u * la Ui* ram plaint with th* Ct*rk at the Circuit Onurt o f H-mlnot* County, Florida, In thl* pr o. reeding and to *erra a copy thereof upon tha pUIntlfra attornaya, whoaa name* and addreaa a rt h a rilna flt r aat forth, a* rtqulrad by law, not taler than tha Ith day of July m i . In default tharauf the cauen will prucaad a* purlo upun lha entry o f a Decree I'ro Cunfaeao again*! you. WITNESS my hand and lh* afflclal aeat o f laid Court In Beinluota County, Florida, thl* Jtlt day o f Jun*. IMS. 1. Loot ft Found 2. Notices - Personal* 3. Education - Instruction 4. Tranoportation 8. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 6. For Rent 7. Business Rentals 2 BEDROOM bouse, Florida 8. Beach Rentals room . Available bo w . Ph. 8. For Sale or Rent FA M S 0 . 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted EFFICIENCY Apartment on 12. Real Eetate For Sale First St. N c ir 2 city free parkiap lots and shopping 18. Mortgage Loans stores. N o utility ehar|es. 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity Suitable for couple o r sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobi on Dept. 16. Female Help Wanted Store. 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: 19. Situations Wanted Room* private baths, l u 20. Babysitters W. First St. 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 3 KM. Kuril. A p t , 370 Mo. 23. Building Materials Bedroom Air • Conditioned, 24. Electrical Services l i t E. 8th Si., FA 2-4788. 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Radio ft Televiaion REN T A BED 27. Special Services Rollaway, Hospital * Baby Bcu*. 28. Laundry Sendee 29. Automobile Service By D s j, Weak, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE 29A. Auto Accessories Ph. FA 2-5181 US W. 1st St. 30. Machinery - Tools 81. Poultry - Live stock Unfurnished ; bedroom house. 31A. Pels 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 3254 32. Flowers - Shrubs o r FA 20323. 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale FURN. A p t 230o Mellonvlll*. 35. Articles Wanted S3. Automobiles - Trucks NEW unfurnished 1 bedroom 37. Boats - Motors Duplex Apt. New stove A 38. Motorcycles - Scooters refrigerator. W a t e r (urn 39. Trailers - Cabanas ished. Tile bath sod terras- Legal Notice la lb * C aarl at <ka Caaaty Jadsa, lia ila a la ra a a ty, Ita ta a f Flarlda. la Frakala. la ra lha Ratal* nfi D B W K T MATH KWH. D*c*t»*d FINAL YIITIIK so floors. $73 per Mo. Pb. F A 2-2374 after 5. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo, up. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and clove in. Jlramla Cowan. 322-1013. Notl.h. U har.by it!v*n th a t 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen lha undaralanc'l will, >m tha equipped. $75. FA 2-5503. llth day o f July. A. D. t i l l . I>ra.tnl to tha lforonahla founiy Judaa e f Hvmlnol* BEDROOM furnlahed ApartCounty, Florida, bar final r - mtut. FA 2-0d4l. 8*» ftu fw r i ftr r a ib Juno 1 1 ,1 9 6 8 — P a g * 8 - A By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE 12. R e a l B a ta ta h r Sole I. list. CDJ-M IV V S R C IR C U IT CO U R T i f T IIK V IV T II JU D IC IA L C IR C l IT O F A V U FUN S R H IS O L H CO If A T T , F L O R D A . C M A A C R R Y SIX U M D. « . UK AD * u 9 . . 1 4 COMPANY. Fla) ntlff, • ROOM House. Nlee slxe ■tore building now in busi­ ness. Wonderful location for sm sll grocery business. 2 L ou . $10,000. $3,000 down, 32. Flowers • Shrubs balance M l. per mo. 7W W. HARR1ETTS BEAUTY NOOK f ib or 713 W. Sth St. Complete Ser. E re. Appt's. POTTED MUMS ta bloom. j5 c op. FA 24742 S BEDROOM hom e in Coun­ 105 So. Oek GRAPKV1LLE NURSERY try Club Manor. Assume 25. Plumbing Service* G repevllle Ave. Near toth St. $83 monthly paymenU A transfer fee. Call TA 2 7811 S3. Purnltura after 3:13. Used furniture, appUanecs, CUSTOM 3 BEDROOM. I tools, etc. Bought * Sold. P lu m b in g ft H e a tin g bath home on larga shaded Larry'a Msrt 21$ Sanford A IR CONDITIONING Ave. Ph. FA 14122 lot at 1IM Mellon villa A vt. CONTRACT aad REPAIR Many astral Include living WORK room fireplace with maho­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 865*2 Wa Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair BILL’S THRIFT SHOP gany paneling; p a r q u e t F u n ltu ra • Appliances • T .V . PLUMBING hardwood floors, Florida Open • to 9 dally and Week­ Contracting Repatie room , dining m om and a ends FR E E ESTIMATES large, equipped tat-la kit­ Ph. 222-730 2M0 Hiawatha St. R. L. HARVEY chen. Laundry room and Sanford, Fla. FA 233*3 lots o f storage space In 204 Sintord Ave. double g a r a g e . C a ll WANTED reliable couple to 27. S p e c ia l S e r v ic e s F A 2-0320 for an appoint U k * s p monthly payments meat. Plano Tuning and Repair e f $12.50 on $ complete W. L. Harmon - FA 24223 room * o f furniture. Call 15. B u s in e s s O p p o r tu n it y T E $-1311, Casselberry, col­ FRIGIDAIRE lect. For Lease: Service Station. Sales k Service Wall A -S •W * W h W W iix o * “ A re y o u s i c k ? " 12. Real EMste For Sals 6. F or R ent FURNISH ED new 1 Bedroom BY OWNER. 3 Br. 2 hath CB home in Pinecreil. Kitchen Duple*. Adults only, 2200 equipped. Reasonable down Fork Ave. payment. A s s u m e pay­ FURN. 3 Room Apt. with ments. Call FA 28249. bath A garage. FA 2-3188. LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Fla. Room. Fenc­ NICELY furnished 2 bedroom ed patio and many extras. IwuaC. FA 2 8334. FA 2 9JM. 3 BEDROOM unfurnished RENTAL INCOME DEAL house. $83 a m o. F A 2-2322. Buy this furnished 3 bedroom FURNISHED 2 bedroom bom * for $1,000 down and Apartment. Quesnel Apt. resllzo shout 25'« return Apt. 7. 404 E. llth St. l»h. on your investment. Total 322-SUM. price $5,600. Rents for $75. F ast action required. 2 CLEAN cool downstair Apartments. FA 2-1354. Adults. Ph. Stemper Agency Choice location. Apply The Pure Oil Co. 104 W. 6th St. u tflc* In lh* ooiirt holies of equipment. Well establish­ ■slit C ounty at Hanford. F lo r­ NICELY furnished I bedroom ida, w ithin tlx calendar ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ House. Bullt-fn electric kit­ month* tram th* tin * of th* tire. Call FA 20774 or first publication o f thl* nochen. Tile bath, colored tlc* Each claim -or demand Longwood TE S 6369. fixtures. Near Navy llase. •hall be In writing, and ahull $84 a mo. Call after 5 p.m. SALE or Trede 3 room House •141* th* place o f rtehlvtir* and poat attic* addreea o f tha FA 24344. end 1 acre for H ouseirtiler claim ant, aad ahall b« aworn to hr tho claimant, hi* sgani, and difference. 1211 W. 20th furnished or atturnay, and any atich 2 B E D R O O M SI Sanford. claim o r daniand not so filed Apartment with large ahxll b* void screened porch. Reason­ / * / Inula II Binllh 3 A 4 BEDROOM Homes. able. Call FA 2 3184 between A* * i* cu lo r o f Iho t-uet See models at Highland W ill and Tselam tnt of • k 8. N tftL V. HMITII. deetaaed Ave. Longwood. 10 minutes ■lanatrom, Davit A Mclntoth south on 17-92 and west on 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Attornay* toy Em outcr Seminole I block. Foal Of flea Drawer III* ped. Newly decorated. 135 Kantord, Florid* LMN ENTERPRISES INC. Palmetto Ave. Fubllah Jun* II. II. SJ A July I. IMS. 3 ROOM furnianed A p t We, Large 2 story borne in coun­ C D J -II *. tl CDd-U t lt l. « n. uu. o u 4 -:s ter furn. $40 Maple Ave a Mo. 112 FURN. Apt. FA 2-3282. Legal Notice in tub t iNt i n in t h J t itir m rr rn i rt. . r in t iT T IN tv n FOR SENINOLE UtlUNTV, FLOIIIIIh IN I II VNCEIIV Ml. I l l l f i. T in : Mt rrEH o f t i i r A iiiir r io N o f J A-IKM II WORKMAN aaj JANET SUE WORKMAN try 4 bdrins. Total price only $5240. borne tarm i LAWN SERVICE Air-Conditionin ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond lAindqulat, Aero. FA 2 3911 Atlantic Bank Bldg Stenslrom Realty A WATKINH ROUTE in this Heal Estate—M ortgage* •ret is opett for santi-rei l l N. Park Ave. FA 3-2420 Bred man. or Isdy. Many Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 •emi-retlrcd people rant Kvenim s $50.00 to $1110.00 per week FA 2 2677 FA 2 3329 FA 2-8360 depending on tint# dovnted BUY H O M E -M A K E MONEY to Route. Aim have l full TEN CITY LOTS ars Includ­ Dine Rcutei open. Mnybe ed with this pretty two bed y»n ran qualify. For per­ room bouro, centrally lo sona! interviuw in yuur caled in Sanford. Here is area, write J. II. 3lcUarlty, your chance to acquire a Box 627, WillUlun, Flurida. very livable home and a valuable block of real 19. .S itu a tio n s W a n te d estate al tha sam e time. Child Care. FA 1-22(4. Alt (or $14,WW—som e terms. HANDY MAN. FA 2 7811. Slemper Agency REALTOR - INSUnOR FA 2-4191 1919 S. French Ave. tiOllD Laundrco* wish** Iron­ ing at hnnta. Rtwsnnalde, 7U6 Bay Avu. I Sell Ua Yonr Furottur*. Quick Service With the C u h . SU PER TRADING POST FA 2-0677. F R E E E S T IM A T E Upholstering k Mattress ren­ ovating. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding M fg, Co., ot 70S Celery Ave. FA l-lt lT . 34. Articles For Sale Teats, tarps. lockers, paint, work clothes, Army-Navy Surplus, 319 Sanfurd Ave. SHALLOW WELLS k PUMPS Jerry Lord FA 7-3219 ALUMINUM Furniture re webbed cheaper than you can do it yourself. Bring It to tho Furniture Center Xtoo French Ave. TWO 10' x 23' Road Signs. 3 mile* from Sanford. FA 2-21101 after It o ut. Tori Williams. HOME grown tomatoes. 10c and 20c a lb. Red Pota toes. u . M. Zillruwur. 907 Persim mon Ave. 21” DUMONT console T .V . Good picture. FA 2-970. 4 i COMPLETE HOME M OVIE OUTFIT. FA 21500. STRAIG H T STITCH CLEARANCE ROUND bobbin Sewing M s . chin*. Sews forw ard k rw> verse. P irn s and mono* grants. In brand new w s L nut cabintt. 9 Payments s i $7.90 or discount fo r cash. F A 2-0411. RED W iggltra, hand plekad, $3.50 thousand; Phone *ra d*r». Ray Lawson, Osteen. FA 24250. SIN G E R used Z lg Z sg chine. Call Singer Reprs* tentative!. FA 24782. A lan’s Fabric k Rug. 36. Automobiles • Trucks BUYING A NEW m USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANE CARS WANTED REEL'S USED CARS llth St. k Sanford Ave. 60 VOLKSWAGEN. 1 Owner. Clean sound. 323-0070 a t ter 4 p. m. k 1958 EDSEL, Huns good. Looks good. A. K. Rossetter FA 2-1851. 1938 BUICK. In good running condition. New battery. S new recip e tire*. Brake* good. Asking $150.00. M aks offer. Call F A 2-270 after fl:0o p. m. '51 CHEV. 4 dr. Sedan. Good condition. Rt. 1 Box 90 o r call FA 2 0907. E. T . Chap­ man. 'so OLDS. 4 dr. $100. Can bw seen days at The Sanford Herald. Frank. 3 7 . H unts ■ M o t o r s HIGH HAT 16' Boat. All equipment. 75 hp. Johnson. Like new. Swap, trade o r sell. J. E. Tcrw lllcgor. 300 Elm Ave. With purchase ot Blue Lus­ UOAT SALE to m ako room for more boats In transit. tre, rent Electric Carpet Larton, Brunswick, Fabu* Includes: Cleaning k Process Shampnoer for only $1 per Bias, etc. $623 14' Flth 4k Ing Felt, Brand New Cover, day. Carroll'a Furniture. Ski only $495. A beautiful Brand New Insulation Where HAIRY LNDIUO $950 16’ family utility $505, Needed. Regular, 100 lbs.—3*>uo. Larg $1595 t r Cruiser, $1006, FRE E PICK UP e r quanttiev—26.00. $42uo IS' Brunswick Crui­ k DELIVERY Pensacola Bahia, a ik far ser with too hp. $fer-Cru« prices. Ask for pn eo list. iscr outdrive only $3200, ECHOLS BEDDING CO A. M. Prevail 749 2115 So.Muny ulliers. Term s. W o 2nd A Magnolia FA 2 63J1 villc, Fla. are closed all day Wednes­ day to field teat equip­ TR \ CTO It work, mowing I Y E A R old upright F reeier, ment. Robson Sporting discing, blade, scoop. Ph 33 cubic ft. HW3 Model, 23" Goods. Downtown Sanford FA 2 7661. colored T. V. Call 32’-*-7222 FA 2WSt. after 3 p. hi. 2 9 . A u t o m o b ile S e r v ic e Mattress Renovation $14.50 31). Trailer* - (Julianas Auto Glass, Tops A Sea' Covers AUTO GLASS & SKAT COVKR CO .7ut W. 2nd St. FA 2 6653 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLKD .SHALLOW Well Pump and Car top carrier with cover. TRAILER for 322-1701. FA - . ? ! DRESSES 5 lo 7.322 8191. rent. Phono 3H. Traileri* • (Julianna HOUSE full of Furnilure. All t JIt EAT LAKES 1960-33' x hiss than 1 year otd. R ea­ 10' wide. 3 bedroom s, original sonable. 213 Rrsdshaw Dr. eovt $6,200, la crlflce , as­ Can be seen from 10 a. m. sume balance $i,6oo m on th !/ to 3 p. m. pulls. $98.33. 322 3135. Sculturik Glass and Faint Cumpany 216 Magnolia ■t .11. I ’ m illr y t*h FA 3-4823 _ _L1 _ l _ 1 U v rtiltK k BAY Gelding. T y ri. old. 13tk hand* high. FA 24681. HOLLERSo/SANFORP 50,000,000th 31 A . I'e ta FRE E adorable gray Kittens wanting good home. 322-U97U PART Beagle puppies. sonable. FA 2 3233. ^CHEVROLET Rea­ BLACK A tan Red Tick Hound Puppies from cacellent stuck. Wormed. Ph. 365 9401 or 3*4 3128. FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 HU LOREN kept, r * H U E Hr. Home on Tine U k a tn WASHING ami ironing at 2 REGISTERED English Set­ Loch Arbor. Call F A 3-2UQ6 buttle. FA 3 0301. ter*. Ph. 323-0803. after 8:00 p. m. 4 BR. 2 balhi, central Aircond. k healing. Lake privi­ lege*. Corner lot. FA 2-7SI9. SACRIFICE. Being transfer­ red. 3 Bedroom CB house. 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. 3104 Willow. Near base. Uood location, kitchen n o t ic e equipped. Low down pay S BEDROOM house. F .nctd TO i Harold J. Workman a 'o North rap Corporation yard. Kitchen equipped. merit. Atsume loan. A real Itaw thorn*. California FA 3-1701. saving. Call FA IM 72. YOU ARK IIKRIItlV NiTTlFTI.H that lh* Fallllantr. IV II. (IKIIKKK, ha* fllid a Fatltlun NEWLY redecorated 2 bed NO down psytnotiL. I B«dIn lh* above elyled Court far ro o m i, k itc h e n fu rn is h e d room frame house at 31) th* adupilun ot lh* minor W e ll k e p t. 110 L a k e D o t D r . Holly Ava. Near ichool, children named herein, and liuuland. yuu *r* rauulrid lu ahow r a o , a clote in. Hardwood floors » y lh* itm * itiould not b* thru out. Large room s, mo granted by aarving a copy of LOTS 10A and II In Block 11 4 ur w rlttm d*f*n**. If * iyL dern kitchen equipped $7,loo o f Drramwold Sub Div. upon DARIO J. ICAUDI. FO. Liberal terms. Contract Box t i l, VVInlar Fork. Flor­ $1,000 quick *ala. 51 ra. Ben Mrs. M. L Reborn. Ph. id*. and hy filing th* original A. Rlut. 800 N. Taylor fit. tharauf with th* Clark of th* FA 1 5650 or FA 2-5292. Little Rock, Arkansas. Circuit Court nut la)*r than lh* 17th day of June. IMS: NO" CASH NEEDEDolharwl**. a d*cr*s may b* DUPLEX newly painted. 1 aniarad agalnal yau granting 3 Bedroom. 2 bulb. M i a Unit (urntahed on corner. said adoption. month. T. ft 1. included. 170' a 200’ uioed for addi­ WITNKsd my hand and th* 322 40*5 ttal of lh!* Court at Aanford. tional unit. $3,000 cash. Florida, thl* 3«tn day of Balance. Easy Term s. Fit Jun*. 1113. (SEAL) FA 2 8BUI after 3 p. m. Arthur It Uaekwllb. Jr., Clark of lh* Circuit Court Office F A 22119 ~ "w a n t e d t o t r a d e By: Jean K With* Deputy Clirk Night FA 2-OOS 6 ROOM CU house for larger Publlalt May 31 A Jun* I. 1! old 2 story hou*c. FA 2-ldt0 323 0100 11. U U alter «. CIM -ltt 2U* Pars Dr. fiaslard, Fla. Jim Hunt Realty G. 11. HIGH 1700 W. 1st fit. Sanford Ph. FA 2 3861 MAN or WOMAN to service and collect from cigarette, Mowing and edging, etc. Sat ice and other coin uperaird u faction guaranteed. Ph. dispensers in this area FA 2-1BI7. This is a very good post lion that can be worked full or part-time. Person sel­ II. B. p o p e c o .. IN ected must have good *cr 2u0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-423! vtceahie c a r and 10 or m ore spare hours per week SMITH Air-Condition Jtofri and $500.00 to $3,600.00 cash geretlon service. All work capital. Write giving name, guaranteed. Very reason address, telephone number able in price. Day FA 2-7434 and all details to Box 1116, Night FA 2 2069. Tulsa, Oklahoma. LAWNS Renovated . Aerate 16. Female Help Wanted Rem ove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) • Tertl A QUALIFIED office worker. 'a c - P h . FA 2 4241 Good typist, general dut­ MANSFIELD LAWN SER. ies, including filing, answer ing telephone, typing let WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tors. -Shorthand helpful All Types and Sites Occasional weekend work. Pleads* ei»Ri> in We Repair anti Scrvicw formation regarding em ­ S T I N E ployment history, salary Machinery and Supply Co. FA 2-8412 required and availability to 207 W. 2nd St. P. O. Box 888, Orange City, T R E E 'S trimmed. Dentosscd Fla. k rem oved. Reasonable. Ph. CU ftB Girl. Apply Pig ’ N FA 2-7WM. Whittle. Sanford. St. Johns Realty GEORGE LESTER OWENS, al u i. at at, li«r*a d *a la NOTICE OF H I T IN E O RTG 4G H rOH ECLO lURE TO I HILTON SCHWARTS end H E R B E R T ABRAMS, a* ■*a*ral partatra ef At aoalaK d Funding Com pany, a llm ln d partner th lp organised and ea lil m g under tha law* at th* am t* at CaanaatlcaL IV T H E CIRCUIT Uflt'RT OF RBSIUENCEl In an unknawn atata *v TH E NIVW0 Jtnir.TA L UIR. country ether than th* FUIT. IN AVI! FUM SKMI■ m l* of Florid*, aad m ail­ vnt.H rni’ VTV, ri.uiimt. IV t'H AVI HMt NO, ISMf ing nddraan balngl IN TH E MATTF.lt t»F A Iu ip. 3 C raelw ood Hoad TH»N IIV EtttlkLNK I.UX AND Waatpurt, Cuniieclkut. Tou ar* h*r*by aullfUd that EDITH LUX DF III IMiEH A III* e Complaint In mraclatt • M A R IA WALT Mid. a Hilnar etrUIn mortgng* *nrumh«rlng AMENDED VUTIt'R th* follawlag diiorlh*4 rail TOl CllA tll.K X t. WALTERS properly, lo-w ltl Ad tree* and raaidone* Lot II. Block IS, W RATH unknown liHiORIKMl FIHAT ADDI­ Tou are hereby noilllad that TION, according to «h* plat tharauf a* recorded 0 Petition ha* baao filed In ta r ia l Book II, Fagaa It the a b e t* allied cant* by e a « It. ru blt* Haaord* at E U f**t Lux a id Edith L u l ■amlnal* County. Flarlda, for th* adopt!** o f lllldagard ha* h at* Iliad agalnal yau lla rlx W aller*, a minor, by In th* ah**#-*tyl**l ault. gad th* Patltloaar*. and you ar* you ar* ragulrad to aarv* a r*<tulr*d to aarv* * copy of a»py o f your Anawar or other your ea tw a r or ohiartlun la Flaadtng t* th* Complaint an ahow cauea why aal>l palltloa p m ia ttrra attorn***, ANDER­ ehould aot ha granted on tha SON. RUSH. 0 « a S . LOWIJ; attornay tar Palltlanari. OH DES th van 4aa HERO, t i l VtLLE JOHNSON Ilf. P. O R a il Caatral A vaaux Orlando ■ o t i n , Farn Fork. Florid* Florida, aad til* lh* original and rile lha arlglnal In th* j^ n iv ir of o t h if P i i id ln i in • fflc* o f th* Clark of Clr tha o ffic e o f tho Clark of cult Court on or before lh* th* C ircuit Court o * or b«rort 14th day e f Jun*. A. I>. t i l l tho U th day * f Juno, IMS. and herein fell not nr a da I f you fall to <o * <•* era* pr* ennfaato will ho an ■rao pro eon faioo w ill o* tarad agalnal you. WITNKeU my hand e n d taken agalnal yau for th* rt ***! and tha teal o f eald lie f demanded 10 tho Com eourt In Sanfurd, Flarlda. IMo plaint, llt h day o f May. A. 1). IMS. ■hlo Notice shell ho puhlleh *4 unco o wash for four con (S E A L ) Arthur It. Beckwith. J r. iocuUve wash* In the Han Clark, circu it Court ford Herald. h r : Martha T. Vinton D ATED into U th day o f Deputy d a r k Hay. IMSO rillia Johnion, III IMKAI.I _ , Arthur K . Rachwith. Jr,, o f th* law office o f Jaaiph II. Uuraako Clark o f Clraull Court f a tsu* i n B y : M ortho T. Vlhlan Fern F*rk. Flerld* D eputy Clark F btlsh May *». •* A Jun* Puhlleh May U . 31 A Jus* 31. Artkku For Suit BIRD D ogs, English Setters. GRADUATION SPECIAL R eg. champion blood lines. Cut ’ N Curl Beauty She? 10 wks. old. CY 3-2335. OrCold W ave $6.93 complete. Open evening by appi. 31S Palm etto Ava. 332-0I34 n» AUrnlnl.tr ntrli of tha UNFURNISHED House. Kit­ REALTOR — INSUKOR Kntnte of DKVVKY ifATHHVVH, FURN. Apt. Close in. Phone chen r<iuippcd. 3 Bedrooms, FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave de,.-*a**d, and at aald time, FA 2-2800. then and there, make appli­ IVY baths. $85. a mo. 118 cation to th* >*M Judge for Anderson Circle. FA 28628. Big shady lots up to 300' a final *etilement or her 2 Bit. Furn. Apt. Private en­ frontage. Highly restricted. administration nf eald refute, trance. 619 Magnolia. UNFURNISHED House. Kit­ WILSON PLACE 5 mi. W. and for an order dlacharultig her a* tuch Adiulnleiratrla. on Hi-Way 46. Willard Jon ci chen equipped. 1503 Sanford ‘ CLEAN quiet Room s" Th* Deled this lha 1th day ef Ave. Between 3 k 6 p.m . FA 2-0684. or Al Wallace G sbles. FA 2-U720. Jana, A. O. 1»*3. /• / Onaal Malhawe F A 2 6300. ROOMS, t bedroom . Water A* Administratrix ef th* HODEUN Spacious pin* p in 17. Male Help Wanted Xatate o f furnished. $60 s mo. Adults e le d A p a r tm e n t. T ile b t lh . DKWKY II AT II i: IVd only. 323 0389. nicely furnished. $85 a T).c-***<1 MANAGER Trainees, age 25 8t*B<lrvm. Davla A MrTntoah THE TIM E TESTED FIRM month. FA 2-0280. to 50. M arried preferred. Attornaya for Administratrix 9. For Sale or Rent US N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Fost Offlc* Drawer 1134 Opportunities. Sanford, Cas­ BEDROOM Furn. Cottage. Hanford, Florida selberry, Orange City and 3 BEDROOMS, 1 bath. (1. E. Fubllah June *. 11, IS A July ONLY six left tn desirable Near base. $50 mo. 7 Oaks DeLand areas. Contact Mr. L ISfL Stove k refrigerator. Avail­ T ee *N Green Estates. See T railer Park. Onora Rd. CD J-ii Hudson, Jackson’ s Mini! able June 14th. FA 2-7956. m odel on Upiala Road. In th o l e a r t o f th e I'Hnnly UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom Market, Longwood Plata, Centrally air-conditioned, 3 J m lg e , gem ln u le t u u n ly , F ln r house. Kitrhcn equipped. 1 1. K r i l l K ftta te W a n te d Lxtgwood, Florida o r 4 bedrooms, beautiful Ida. to 1*rnleate. Corner lot. FA 2 2324. In r e i I h l e l e o f family room, in your price BEDROOM, 2 bath House. NEIL V. SMITH W ANTED a settled Man with range, 2Uth St. W. by 3lay Daeaaaod. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m North o f 20th St. Perman­ * family to work in m store. T n A ll C rod lln ro an d Faronn* (sir Country Club. h om e. Large rooms. $45 a ent resident. Prefer rather Mutt lie sober and lionuat. H a v in g < la lu i. n r Hemmed* A gnlno* gnld >:*miee m o. FA 2-8544. largo lot. Write II. W. Furnish good refeictieu. STORY House and 2 tots. (SHAD Yuu and each nf you nr* Robinson, Box 8733, Or­ I’l-rmam nl job if ymi quali­ House can be used for 2 A rthur II. B*ckw1lh. Jr., hereby notified and ra.iulrad LAKE MARY. 1 Bedroom C l*rk o f th* Circuit Couvt lo praaonl any alaltna and d e ­ lando, or phone 423 0084 iffy. Glv* reference in letter. A pirt mania. 1133 E. 7th furnished Duplex Apart­ B y: M argaret E. T yre mand* w hich yau. or either ter 7 p. m. Writ* Box 60, e^o Sanford Sf Call FA 20542. D eputy Clark o f you. may have agtlnvt th* ment. $40 Call. FA 2-3930. Herald. ••ardall. Orldtay and Lawl* aatata o f N EIL V. SMITH, doAltornaya for Fialntlft ceased, lato of »ald County, 12. Kesl Estate For Sale BDRM. furn. Apt. large. 14 North Court Street lo 111* C ounty Judge af HenilIH. lirlp Wanted 1703 Magnolia. $65. Full tiff Ira Bog S i l l nnln County. Florida, *t hi* SUNDRIES Store. Slock k Orlando, Florida Publl*h Jun* II. It, U A July Si A. Pito SI. B a t t y Your Neighbor A t Hollers CELEBRATION SALE LIKE THIS — NKW 1963 CHEVY II 2 DOOR WITII HEATER • STOCK NO. 1171 *1969 00 OR THIS — 1961 CHEV 2 DOOR RE LAIR V-8 AND AUTOMATIC TRANS. STOCK NO. 1165A MADELINE COVENEY, Assistant Bookkeeper Madrlinv and Bill live in (hr Park Ave. Trailer Ct. and ■dir ha* brrn with u* for 3 year*. Tltry have J married dauithlrra and ** proud a* ran I* o f the 7 grandchildren. 'Ihrir non, Bob, h In thr Air Furr* at Guam. Madeline i. now oerving thr Crrdit Women's Brrakfast Club a* it* p m ld rn t and i* an active nirmbcr of the American l.rgion Auxiliary. She lixn hern active in the credit field fo r 13 year*. Knitting and flutter arranging arc I iniritrn hut fitol in her heart i* h*r i-lrclrir organ. A* lung a* nhe ran find someone lo do roindhlng fur, (hi* gal ta am*l y and would on* day Ilka to hav* h*r o * i Yarn and tubby Shop. Ready To Serve You At Hollers of Sanford $1 4 9 5 oo SEE US LAST IIIUNG A U . YOUR HIDS, THE TITLE TO YOUR TRADE-IN, AND YUUR WIFE BIG STOCK _I �B f iim *• * i - i f W lb lM B IW W ■..-fr,*Kr£--*r: l**■ Rev. Edward- Miller, pastor of Altamonte Chapel whe has served aa chaplain tor the Greyhounds’ football team for the peat three years, deliver­ ed the sermon Sunday night at the baceslaureate exer­ cises at Lyman High School auditorisin. Ha waa introduc­ ed by Principal Ralph Diggs. Tha invocation was given by Nellis Rapt and the bene­ diction by Victoria Forsyth, members of the graduating class. The processional and re­ cessions! were played on the Sw im G u s ts * Osteen School Has Festival organ by Mrs. Darwin Shea and the cboras was directed by Mrs. Dorothea Beasoe, both of whom graciously step­ ped in aa last minute aubstltutca for Mrs. Nell Drtiedlng, who suffered a slipped disc a law days ago. The ehorua tang “ I Heard a forest Praying" by DoRose and “ Lift Thine Eyea" by Mendelssohn. Honor escorts were Susan BonEsse, Sylvia Chambers, Joseph Pavelchak and Roger Schmidt. Ushers were Alice HslI, Marcia Lyons, Mary Mick, Done s M c C o y , Bernadette Oslvala, and Loieanne Wag- A reception was held by the seniors in th e eafateria. Punch and cake were served by members of the home eco­ nomies classes. The senior class looked back to its early years at Ly­ man to choose the “Honor Teacher” to cut tho senior caks decorated la tba school colon o f blu* aid fold. Mrs. Eulflla G r a n t h a m , who taught third grade at Lyman when it Included all 1* grades, was given the honor. She now is a teacher at hear Lake Elementary School. Young People Have Party By Mrs. Clarence Snyder A music festival was held By Helen Snodgrass It tba Osteen School near the A group of young people close of school under the di­ from the Methodist Youth rection of Mrs. Sellers, mu­ Fellowship of the Barnett Me­ m , toning right on South sic director of the Volusia morial Methodist Church of Iptot, past Queen's Minor Enterprise enjoyed an all day County schools. W BDI W f i W t picnic and iwlmming parly at Terry Blsaen, Sharon Gilbert, Debra Albert and All grades participated in AN AMERICAN FLAG, in keeping with “Flag Ibp first morning darn win Sanlando Springs last Friday. Debra Griner. It waa presented by John Mcgta at B:U and tka first Day" Friday, has been presented to Brownie the program which included Those attending, who coin­ Cloekey, p u t commander (left) and Lt. James Troop 862 bjr CarapbelLLoesing Poet, American •m an data at 1:0. Regismusle from Hungary, Bel­ ed the event, the "glad that T. Talmadge Jr., USN, both representing the Legion. Receiving the flag were these Brownlee itien was bald Saturday gium, Mexico, England, Aus­ school is out" party, were Legion Post. (Herald Photo) (left to right): Sylvia Smith, Sharon Ache, I centtouad until Monday as tralia and Italy. The United Dwayne Watson, Linda Long, tre waa room tor a few Statea was represented in a Richard and Jimmy Morris, cowboy tong and a square Susan Ryan, Ernie Wstson, Charles Sims, Timmy Sain, dance number. The first grade opened the Van Robbins, Danny Brad program with a welcome song dock. Fay isley, and Alan, Following the business ses­ and the program closed with Jimmy and Crystal Brad going away gift of remetn- donations of food for the dea­ The friendship Class of tha berance from tba dais. She cons box. sion Mra. C. N. North, dais all tinging "America, the dock. Chaperones wera Mr. The dais decided to con­ teacher, presented the Devo­ Beautiful." first Baptist Church sf Lake leaves la Juty to make her and Mrs. Edwin Braddock. tinue to meet through the Plumbing & Building Supplies Mary bald their regular horns la Mayport. tions for the evening pro­ summer months. The next monthly meeting for June last Mrs. Lamar Stokes, class to New York Monday, the gram. The dosing prayer 111 N. French Avenue, Sanford, Fla. FAST O RELIABLE SERVICE Market waa slightly strooger Tuesday night to tha church president, presided at the meeting will be held in July meeting, which waa opened at the borne of Mrs. T. Town­ was given by Mra. Williams. tor Florida celery, com and annex. Phone: FA 2-5412 Mrs. J. A. Varn conducted psppwi, slightly weaker for Mrs. D. L. Williams waa with prayer by Mra. Harley send. the game entertainment dur­ okra, and about unebangad presented with a Bible, as a Wilhelm. Mra. M. P. Malhoing the social hour, A song son, secretary, rvad the min­ tor asset other Roms. Celery, title game was enjoyed in jSjwJa"W w r l t ! utes of the previous meeting. to rratot of two to SW down • WALLS j • 'DECALS • TRUCKS which esch player received a Coupons were collected and paid tor IJM Jt, three dosen e prise. Mrs. Hirley Wilhelm SILK SCREEN PROCESS members were reminded to were M M , mostly i.M and won the priio for the slogan continue to tuns them in SIGNS OF ALL KINDS few to o n I.T5-3. No sales through the month of June. —The - third—annual - spri: game. fa‘ w la ry h t t r t t w ire r sg sr t S17 8. PALMETTO AVE. yrrr—am hesuu—and—Mr*r They were also asked for concert of secular musle by l*oit Keel served refresh­ Crates of iU to five doses By Mrs. Adam Mailer PHONE FA 2-6422 (he Chancel Choir of the Park ments. The DtBary Civic Assn, oars of eons ranged from MSLake Presbyterian Church of in meet at 7:30 p.m. today 1.71, mostly B.-3.23. Eggplant w Orlando will be held at 0 p gild tor 3JO-3. in bushel hem at the Community Center for m. Thursday in the Egyptian yen, boskets and crates, the last meeting of the cur­ Room of the Cherry Plata Mostly I. Okra waa 9J0-T.50 rant season. Mambare who Hotel. yor bushel lumper for small bavo stamp books or loose Conducting the group will By Julia Bartoe to medium ilae, mostly 7. trading stamps to donate to­ be H. E. McFarland, min­ The Garden Club of Alta­ 7.50. Bushel hampers of wards purchase of the organ ister of music of Park Lake your car’s performance! This kind o f confidence ewwdar peas (purple hull) are aaked to turn them in at monte Springs will bold its Church. Accompanist will be annual covered dish supper has made Standard the South’s favorite fam ily wen 3.79-3. Pepperi brought this time. Gene Webb, church organist. and picnic this Thursday at I JO-1, for extra large and DcBary Day at Ponce De­ o f gasolines for three generations. Crown Extra, The program will include 3.79-3.90, mostly 3.3.30 for Leon Springs, sponsored by the Altamonte Park, weather choruses from Offenbach’s Crown, Economy Crown- n i l three offer longlarto, la bushel baskets the Civie Assn, and the local permUUng. In the event of "LaBeHc Helene," selections rain the picnic will be held In highway driving, safety so often depends on onto*. running mileage, dependable performance, top Chamber of Commerce, will from Brahms "Libesliedcr la Central Florida, celery be held this frldsy. Plenty at the Altamonte Springs Wallies,’1 a piano duet by your car’s swift response...your ability to pass power at the price. So stop at S tan dard -for prices wore steady, with of gate prises will ba award­ Community House. Webb and Bill Madsen and Children are Invited. All quickly. W ith a Standard gasoline in your tank, famous-quality gasolines and for wide-awake fair demand. Crates of two to ed and for a small fee Deselections from the "Music IH dona sold for 3.2S, four Bary residents attending will persons planning to attend Man." you know the power’s there when you need it. service to keep your car running better longer. dotena were 1.73 and other be given use of the picnic are asked to bring their own You cun keep your mind on the road, not on S T A N D A R D O I L CO M PA N Y ( K E N T U C K Y ) piste and silver. slats 3. Crates of M film grounds, underwater observa­ Serving on the committee wrapped celery hearts were tory, swimming pool, bath PTA Meet Set 3.79. Corn sold for 3.-3.S0 per bouse and fishing facilities are 31r. and Mrs. J. H. Hod The newly elected execu­ crate of five down ear* for plus dancing In the main din­ ges, chairmen, and Mr. and tive board of the Lyman High Mrs. O, J. Baumgartner, Mr. yellow, mostly 3.23, and whlt« ing room. Other attracltoni at School PTA will meet at 8 type waa 3.23. Pepper sales the recreation srot Include ond Mrs. A. C. Bcnkelman, p m. today at the school with ranged from 1.73-3JO accord the train ride, the stern wheel Mr. and Mra. Leslie Winter, Principal Carlton Henley lo lag to condition, with most boat ride, the old sugar mill and Jesse llarbot. Other make plans in order to facili­ offerings fair condition and pancake house and the snack members will assist with the tate matters when school serving. •ailing for 1.T9-3. There were bar and lounge. opens in the fall. The picnic will be the elub’s too few tales of eggplant to last event until meetings are establish a market. Cigar hands first were used resumed next October. Shipments from Florida No part of Alaska la direct­ ly north of (be U. S.; Alas­ over the weekend included: in Cuba to protect delicate rail M, truck 103; peppers, fingers of aristocratic Span­ Eurasia Is the name used ka’s easternmost point Is n il U, truck 33, and rad­ ish ladles who took up smok­ when speaking of Asia and about H00 miles west of San ing secretly. ishes rail none, truck two. Europe as a single continent Francisco. WALL SUPPLY Church Choir Sets Third Annual Concert yp ju n q § itp Altam onte Garden Club To Have Picnic W hen p o w er c o u n ts ... STANDARD STANDS OUT For DAD - on FATHER'S DAY An exciting new appliance designed to make carving and slicing easier-quickermore professional A jh s c tw d <oi J set ,tr« eiimdeku't'rx ai*s j K .S fiiE E ; V. '■y11tVtNl , y H V 1 * * I 7 V ^ is in Deluxe Gift Box BEAUTIFUL BONUS GIFT with each Electric Carving Knife. G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC STAN D A R D e ^ O I L x ^ J* h ’ Fs*™ v r x Dad will appreciate It! N» more irregular or ragged slices of meat Each elic* u a bo neat, uniform; thiek or this for tho very host in eye and appetite appeal. / Attractively Packed Sanford Electric Co B e s t p la c e to s to p -to REFRESH a n d REFUEL I �Solons Eye End; Debate Colleges ^ c T o 6* B u fo r d u d Seminole Coun­ ty will b « advertised u the •’Bhod Capital o f the W orld” a t tha 1994 W orld’a Fair in Now Y ork City . . . If Bon. Mack N . CUroland Jr. can to • n vtn cs WcndoU Jarrard. dlroetor o f tha Florida Developnent Commission. Mack write* ha wanta to "b o o st •had fith in f In the Florida axhlbli* at the F air. 0 0 0 Work It progressing "slow hr but surely" on the city's new sewage treatment plant. C ity Manager Pet« Knowles reports, adding that it should ha In operation late nost month, • • • County Zoning Commission tonight will consider a re­ quest to reiono from agricul tural to commercial a parcel o f land on Highway 46 West, Bear the new Interstate 4. • • • School Board will consider only routine business a t 1 p.m. Thursday, according to Supt. Ray Mllwee. • • # Construction on the lunch room and music room at South Scminola Junior High a t Casselberry la underway, with work expected to be com pletod In six month*. ture worked to adjourn the univeraity and junior college extended 1K3 session on Fri­ bond day and go home. House and Senate m em ­ bers are still not In agree­ ment on the bulk of a pro­ posed 1140 million tax pro­ gram to underwrite record state spending, mostly fo r ed ­ ucation. But tax bills have begun to move and th e n ia hope for early adjournment, barring a hopeless tangle that would require a conference committee to unsnarl. Such a tangle might com e over a proposed IS across-theboard Increase in license tags for passenger ca rs and a S15 raise in the price of tags fo r mobile homes. If this 13 million in reve­ nue is lost, U could force the Legislature to take another look at a g rocery tax which thus far baa been strongly r e ­ listed. Legislators sa y the 9140 million tax program would still leave a $39 million gap between spending and in­ come. A further widening by $23 million would make the grocery tax almost Inevitable although the Senate d ecisive­ ly defeated such a tax Mon­ day and the House finance committee baa repeatedly r e ­ fused to recom m end the levy. Central Florida Blood Bank, o f which Ralph B. W ight HI is director fo r Scminola Coun­ ty, w ill begin construction on new quarter! near Orange Me­ morial Hospital In the near future. Seven counties are served by the bank and its branches. » • * Memo to tiie City Cummis■ion: Please not to mumble over Items with which you members are well acquaint­ ed . . . but with which those In the audience know nothing. 'T il confuting to know what you are talking about. Same goes for the County Com mis­ sion. • • • Mayor Tom McDonald hat I n f o r m e d the City Com­ mission mem bers that all ia complete in the negotiations to establish here the new Sanford Military Academ y. But all officials are wondering where is the new school's superintendent, Col. Harry Furman, w ho was due here Monday to get the ball roll­ ing. • • a City still n little concerned with ironing out problems with HLH. Hunt’ s want city facilities without annexation. • • • Harry Lee has been ap­ pointed a m em ber of the City Civil Service Commission. » t I We would like to quote a memo from City Manager Vcte Knowles to the City t'otnmlsvion. Verbatim, that la: "Letter attached regarding port facility whereby the fed­ eral HllFA is sitting on Uio application (for a feasibility study loan) until the city talks to them about a 15-yearold planning loan on sewage treatment, This might be termed 'governm ent black­ mail' as th* federal govern­ ment continues to rcuch out further and deeper to infringe on the dem ocratic role o f selfgovernm ent.'' (E d ’s note: That's the City Manager talk­ ing: not the "C lo c k .") • • • A youth program for South Seminole County was project ed Monday evening by Alder man A. N. Lego at the Cswel berry board meeting. "Teen­ agers have no supervised or orgaoiicd outlets in South Seminole.” said Lego, "and the communities o f this area should get together and set up a youth program ." A bou­ quet to Mr. Lego! WASHINGTON (U P Ii F t r a i r President Dwight D. Eisenhower said today "anybody who wuuld spend l i e billion la a race to the aoass tor asUnosJ prestige Citrus Promotion LAKELAND (U P 1 ) — The expenditure of 9450,000 in Europe for prom otion o f Flor­ ida citrus will be discussed TALLAHASSEE (U P1) TALLAHASSEE 4UP1) Florida's tax program fo r the Th* way wan clear today for here Friday by the export advisory com m ittee o f the qert biennium began taking the Legislature to start de­ State CUrua Commission. shape today at the Legisla­ bate o o $7S million worth of Christian m inister! in the South Seminole area, extend lug from Oviedo to Bear Lake are requested to attend meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday a t Cassslberry Community Methodist Church tn organise a noutn Seminole juinluariai Association. • • a Ike Speaks Out n s u o A ... financed buildings ap­ meet tn hopes of getting the proposal fo r $45 million in Mob Expected NEW YORK (D P I) —"Cleo­ and $30 patra", the most costly movie million fur junior college con­ ever made, will harge onto Broadway tonight for a $100struction to the Iluor today. a-ticket world premie re that The Bouse rules committee Is expected to attract a New placed the implementing bill Year's Eve size m ob to on the calendar for early con­ Times Square. university jjattforti ifcrafii WEATHER: Partly cloudy. High low 00a; low in low 70*. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA WED.. JUNE 12, 1963 NO. 733 $ 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 W ater Plant Started a buildings Bryant Seen As Successor To Smathers 3 Youths Beal Tampa Teacher School Code Is Revised (UPI) TAMPA (U P I) — Gov. Fsr- ris Bryant's 1943 Conference on Cold War Education open­ joint Senate-House Higher ed here today featuring more Education Committee. than 50 experts on Commun­ The Senate appropriations ism's threat and America's committee w as scheduled to role in the cold war. proved Tuesday night by sideration. Approval by the joint com ­ mittee waa unanimous alter a 25-mlnute meeting which saw no opposition to the measure voiced. Representatives of the Board o f Control and the Junior c o l l e g e * explained, what was In the measure, several lawm aker* a i k e i l brief question* and toe com ­ mittees voted. The vole was 9 0 in the Senate group and 13-0 In the House committee. The measure was pushed at a com prom ise following House action which put a ceil­ ing of $73 million in bond fi­ nancing under a proposed c o n s t i t u t i o n a l amend­ ment which will go to the people for a vote later tills year. The amendment, which goes to the people at a special election this fall for approval nr rejection, also makes vocaiinaai teclu vcai .schools rli gible for bond funds, backed by the $10 million-a-year stale utilities tax revenue. TALLAHASSEE <L*PI) The specifically >»c projects project* speciticatiy Gov. Karris Bryant refused listed In the hill include an to comment today on whether extension of University of Florida engineering 'college hr would he available for ap­ in East-Central Florida, $1 pointment to tile II. S. Sen­ million, and a new stale uni­ ate should Sen. George Sma- versity In East-Central Flor­ liters get the nod for the U.S. ida, $2no,o*si for planning. Suprem* Court. Bryant has consistently said be would not run for (he U. S. Semite when his term is over. But he always has qualified it by saying the reason he wouldn't run was because there would he no TAMPA (U P I) — Three vacancy. He said Sen. Spes.sard Hol­ husky youth*— one a Florida land plana to seek re-election Slate University football play­ next year and Smathers has er—have been charged with several years to go on his badly beating a teacher who tried to stop them from Trash­ current term. Hut rum ors circulating ing a party Saturday. Police said Jack Sliinbulser, around Washington and drift­ ing to Tallahassee aay Smath­ 21. who attends FSU on a ers may be appointed to a football scholarship, and Bry­ U. S. Supreme Court Judge­ an Bailie, 21, who attended ship to replace Justice Hugo the University o f South Flor­ Black who reportedly will ida, were freed in custody of their parents after they turn-, resign. Then, the rum or goes, Bry­ cd themselves in on warranls ant would step down as gov­ for malicious tresspass. Thomas Allen Belt, 20, a ernor and hand over the reins to Senate President Wilson student at Virginia Polytech­ Carraway, first in line to nic Institute, was arrested succeed a governor who re­ earlier an charges of assault sign! o r is unable to s e n e , ami battery, culpahle negli Carraway then would appoint genre and mattciovi* trespass. He was freed on $2,*xx) bond. Bryant to the Senate. The teacher, Marshall Milton Jr., 51, was recovering i (rum an operation on a shoulder separation. He said his doctor told him he would never regain full use of his left arm. TALLAHASSEE Cold W ar Meet uJIif - Red Carpet TAMPA (U P I) MacDIll Air Force Base rolled out the red carpet today for Brttains Secretary o f State for Air. Hugh Fraser, lie and his party leave MacDill Thurs­ day for Patrick Air Force Base. Suffocates DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) —An infant girl suifocated in a parked car while her parents sunba lived on a beach nearby. The victim was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wingate, o f Daytona Beach. 3 Die In Fire LIVINGSTON MANOR. N. Y. (U P I) — Stale police to­ day attempted to Identify two of three persons killed in a resort hotel fire, possibly set off by lightning. Waldemere Hotel officials estimat­ ed. d»nuu?»_at .tMQJNQ______ Radiation Study OAK JUDGE. Tenn. (U PI) —The University of Florida — Brown Hired As Inspector By Judy Hell* Actual construction on Alta­ monte Springs' $330,ouo mu­ nicipal water system got underway early this morning after some two year* of pre­ liminary work and engineer­ ing study. On hand when welldrilling equipment p u s h e d through the earth for the first time were Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Swotlnrd, Charles M. LaPradc. Housing and Home Financr Administra­ tion (H llF A ) Held engineer, and A. C. Broun, the town's new Inspector and supervisor of construction. Recommendation to h i r e Brown, form er assistant su­ perintendent of the water works in Apopka, who resign­ ed live job to com e to Alta­ monte, w as unanimously ap­ proved by four members of the Town Council at a special Tuesday night session alter qualifications had hecn checked by council commit­ tee ami planning engineers. Thoroughly experienced in hi* line o f work. Brown sent-ed—from 1332- until 135B a* sates and service representa­ tive for Continental Motors of Muskegon. Mich., where In* u ul Worked With industrial power has signed a contract with the Atomic Energy Commission (AF.C) In study poisbite com ­ mercial procedures for pre­ serving tom atoes ant citrus fruits by radiation. The $7!L0t7 agreement is in effect un­ til April 30. 11X14. Gemini Shots . , WASHINGTON* Cl ' T' ) * Space administrator Jame E. Webb announced today that there will to- no further Mercury space shot* The Na lional Aeronautics amt Si> Administration will ratteenIrate instead on the planned Gemini shots—sending rp two men. This eventually will lead to placing astronauts on the moon. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS txjgun construction this niornitur on Its new Mtmiciiwl Water Sys­ tem when well-iligKtnjf equipment moved in next to the Town Hull ami started work immedi­ ately. Looking over engineerim; plans (or the well plant ore Harold 11midi f ft*, president of U. S. Seeking Higher Bids On P. 0. Site rittoTeMs elidated President Kennedy for a racial Uuldcit Ilulu to put out 'Tires of frustration and discord" antoiiff Ne­ groes. Hy United P m * International A |ruch, r tC!1tjng , .. *orvu'e spokesman s a il the i , ....... .. O f a number « f Florida ‘ oi». Ci i py -..ml ih,< old pout a ffiie nod I lie land on which it Mia wan tinned over by the I ity o f Sanford for use as is public binary. Tin- hind up for hid* is located immediately to thu west of tiro old post office-. " W e ’ie hoping the latest bidder will rai a- hi* price to above the $1(1,001* murk," Crispy- laid. " I f we don’t get a bid o f more than IIU.IMHI we will put out another ad­ vertisement." Crispy said he now wishes tin t the bidder who earlier offered $10,000 would rent li­ mit. that bid. dated dun to evidence they had iidvxiufl knowledge o f test answers. Ted McNulty, director o f in­ formation for Education Test­ ing Service o f Princeton, N. J., said score** o f 175 o f 4,000 persons taking the test May -I in 2.X Florida testing centers had been "withheld." .McNulty said there was no evidence money bad been e x ­ changed for answer* unil thcru wa* n good chance tin- person* tuny Imvo been unaware study aids furnished them contained act uni answers. Sarasotans Face Tax Election in tile past two month* participant* in ra- Evers, dying from a rifle idug in the back, wa* found by polho investigating n re­ port o f a sh ootin g in the nent, middle class Negro ncighh o ih o o d where hu lived In the Mississippi capital rocked for thu pust mouth hy ruciul de­ monstration*. The Negro lender died about 15 minute* after being taken to tho University o f Missis­ sippi medical center. Jackson 1(elective (Tiled M. It. Pictce, who sent detectives swarming into thu neighbor­ hood, Diiliniiincd thnt the FBI had been asked to assist Ihe investigation. The NAACP in New York inunediuteiy offered u $10,001) r e w a r d "fo r inform ation which results in the arrest mid conviction of nny person or pei son* guilty o f this TALI .All ASSKE (UPI A constitutional amendment eritm permitting Sarasota County [ voters to tlrrlile if they waul a portion of their homesteads taxed for school purposes |* . . . . . * « cleared Ihe Legislature today. W r i t i n g A W O r C l Tins sum m er she will r e ­ mapped out her Itinerary I hospital convalescing alter an The proposal, which origin­ N E W Y o lIK . I U P I t — T h e some years sg o while in tin-1 jperatfon. turn to South Dakota for a ally included Flagler County, thin! iiimuiil Paul Tohenkin visit with triends and rein will go to the voters at a Memorial Award for the twit lives and. lit the fall, due to statewide election next year w riting on the subject o f civil If approved, It then would rlg h li wa.* presented to James many requests,will take fur j have to lie okayed by free- K. Batten, a teporter for the s o iii e private pupil speech therapy hcforc she holder* in Sarasota County, Charlotte (N. C.) Observer. Button wus given a $H>0 embark* on her world cruise, | The amendment would nlI'rincipstt o f nearly every i low taxing o f the first $2,uou euih prize mid rited fur exschool in the county and of a homestead tu raise local trlk'iice in writing a series un "The Subject o f the Unending u ntil teachers joined in hop school funds, Wur Against Racial and Reli­ ortng Mrs. Graham at Pure gious Hate, Bigotry, tlius, tncre,*t Schoot today, und it. T. tolerance mid Discrimination." Milwec, school superintend­ S torm Funds TALLAHASSEE (U P I) Honorable mention went tu ent. alter pinning a corsage of pink carnation* on her and Florida is getting $t,3 million Emmett Peter Jr., Leesburg pie-venting lit-r wdh a cash in federal "m a jor ili.iaster" (F la .) Daily Commercial, for 2. giU. reminisced about the funds to help repair East un editorial rumpaign in de­ many little cubby holes where Coast beaches battered by fense o f ui'ode rule freedom in storms last year. Fluridu's universities. Mrs. Graham has had to winter work with her speech pupils. President Kennedy notified " I think they've stuck you Gov. Farris Bryant of Ihe m about every corner in the allocation. Airs. Graham. Ends Teaching Career Bills containing sweeping re­ visions in Florida's public school code and creating a special commission to set up By DornUiy Austin a code of conduct for teach­ Twenty-lour years of leach­ ers becam e law today. The bills were allowed to ing, 14 of them tn Seminole become taw along with a host |County, have earned retire of others without Gov. Farris rnent for Mrs. Marguerite Bryant's signature Graham, who was leted with The school code hill, intro­ an "ca rly -b ird " coffee by her duced hy ben. G. T Mellon, fellow workers at 1'inecrest Lake City, atiuws individual School today. county school boards more Mrs Graham has served as latitude In running t h e i r speech therapist for Semmotc schools by pulling the state's County schools, working with weight out of local matters morr than 23o children each Among the mayor changes, year to help them overcom e the new law will: problems of stuttering and ar­ —Authorize county hoard* ticulation. hi cooperate with other cuunShe is a graduate of Northty boards, government a gen ern State Teacher* College, cies or non-profit corporations Aberdeen. S D., her home in joint projects and activi­ town, and took her master's degree at the University of ties. — Require county boards to Iowa. supervise t h e i r individual After the death of her hu school lunch programs. band 15 years ago. she came —Authorize employment of to Florida for a rest and re teachers under 2U years old cuperation and Uked it so who have a four-year college much she packed up and moved here permanently. degree. Next spring she is going to —Make county boards re­ sponsible for control of all lo­ realize a long-held dream and cal school funds according to pul into operation the plans State Board o l Education reg­ she made for a trip around ulations. (be world. She H id t^at she It win the third denth In the South ■ it after a eirotnl advert!*- Ilppli.iint* have been invilli* l ‘ i*l activities. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — A bill creating the St. Johns JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — Indian River Canal District The State Board of Health becam e law today without thu said today outbreaks of a G overnor's signature. fairly rare skin rash infection The hill vets up a board to have occu rred among pro- run the affair* o f the district school and school age groups which em braces Brevard, Or­ In Dade, Duval, Palm Beach ange, Seminole and Volusia and Polk Counties. So far, Counties. 117 cases of erythema Infoctiosum have occurred, with John K ridcr and John ltd eases in Dade and 2» or Bromley, of Sanford, mem­ less in the oilier counties. ber* of the soon tu lie de* (onei St John* Indian River Navigating Com milter, have M ore R e fu g e e s MIAMI (U P I )— Four plane txwn indorsed by the State loads o f (ui diplomatic re­ Legislature for appointment Herman Jacobson, bead o f fugees, som e of whom have by Gov, Bryant as Seminole been living in Ihe Uruguayan inemtjers of (hi* five-nun Ito Jay, next to the site, told Embassy for two years, will j district aimed at uiding the Tiie Herald today bs will not leave Cuba for Miami begin planning for a canal from i - .limit hi* $ In.dtsl original Sanford to the Ea*l Coast I bid for tho property. ning Thursday. Rare Skin Rash Negro Leader Slain A fter Kennedy Plea MRS. MARGUERITE GRAHAM. Seminole County .school speech therapist, who is retiring after 2-1 years of teaching, was honored at u coffee today at Finccrext School. Here Supt. K. T. Milwec presents a corsage of pink carnations to Mrs. Graham, (Herald Photo), Bulletin MONTGOMERY, Ala. — (UPI) — Gov. Georg* Wot lace aoilfkd President Ken­ nedy today he weald re* JACKSON. Miss, (UIM) — The top integration move all Mate law enforce­ A n . W T A (IH'l) An <>f- Htruti»$fi»t fur the National Aiaodntinn fur the Ail* ment officers froen Mm Uni* (•dal of the General Services j vmuemunt of Colored I’eoplo in Mississippi was shot verslty a( Alabama at T w Administration xaid today that to death l>y u sniper curly today whilu returning caloosi within lb* next four from u civil rights rally. CSV is delaying actmu on a days. The governor palled , The tduyinyr of Mdinar Evers, H 7, followed by bid fo r part of tlw all* of tko oat 527 of (ken M ay. only hours u plcu by old putt office a t BarJord, ll rl„ units and pumps and irriga tlon systems. From Continental he went to the Mann Irrigation Com­ pany. o f Fitzgerald, G a„ where he designed and helped install large irrigation sys­ tems throughout the slate. Flu,, iq hopes o f (s itin g , Coming to Florida in iwm, --1 V , " fmin r c t u m fl t;» the i* , h k '• « . illv- -Tliitri, Cr w S iocal iLV field, to sett and supervise in I rector for iurid iii.'|>oJ«l, s i dallatioii o f cement avbcsfos I the federal srr.ivy earlier pl$n* mi municipal construe I m inedI dow ,l" " "n n “ >10,IH)0 >1u' H)0 hid tion jon> later taking u w r Hie I for t h e .....b y -lit) foot plot assistant superintendent's job , <•: lard utid I* mm’ sitting on in Apopka. .. $ll,7<ia hid which wa* o f f . Canal District Now Official (since Engineering Corp., consulting engineer!; Altamonte Mayor Lawrence Swofford, C. M. L»Pnule, HllFA field engineer and A. C. "Ace" Brown, inspector and supervisor of eonxtruction for the town. (Herald Photo) school except the restrooms," lie saiil jokingly. " Y e s ," agreed Mrs. Gra­ ham , "an d 1 recall the time in the storeroom when ail the Mayday costumes felt down on us and another time when w e had to work in a ca r be­ cause somebody kicked UP tho room .” Floridian Wins Herald Index GI Killed DAHMSTDAT, Germany (U P U — A U. S. Army truck loaded with GIs crashed in­ to a bridge near here early today and burst Into flames, killing one American and in luring five. West German pot ic« reported. Bridge . . ... Page S Classified Page S-A Comics ...... Page 2-A Dear Abby Page H Editorial L. . Page l-A Entertainment .. Page 9 P ag e 2 -A Puzzle _ S o c ie t y Sports ... . ... Page H — i'ugo I) Two Negroes Start Class At Alabama TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (U P D — Two Negroes started claasei today at Ui* University o f Alabama where fedenilixcd National Guard troops forced • * • M syor Tom MrDonald re­ leased the follow ing state­ ment todsyi "T b s City o f Sanford has had a bl-rsclsl advisory committee for tha punt tw o year*. This com ­ mittee bt comprised o f lead­ ing citizens o f both cares. It hint made rerummrndalino* at various times to tha City Commission as to Im­ provements to our commun­ ity that would make Sanford a better place to live for all Its ritizrna. I wish to taka Ihi* opportunity to thank them for nerving their com inuniljr in this iiuptiitont way,” • • e the cnpitulation o f the last segregaliun holdout state. The cumpu* was under strict control o f military and civilinn police forces. Vivian Malone, 21, o f Mo­ bile, Ala., and Jimmy A. Hood, *JI, of joist Gadsden, Ala., moved calmly through hulnria events that brought federal­ ized National Guardsmen to the campus before the two N e­ groes were finally legislervd late Tuesday sgalnst the pro­ test* o f Gov. Georg* C, Wnltui-e. The governor risked ja il for contem pt o f court but appar­ ently no one was ready to push for his arrest. Soldiers with fixed bayonets on their rifles stood all-night guard duty at the eutraneea tu the dormitories whera Mood and Miss Mnlono wer* quartered. .State troopers w orking in concert with the Arm y man­ ned romfblocks and patrolled the campus (or stragglers. Ona frightened student who had missed the strict 10 p. m. cur­ few was marched un the doubt* to his dormitory by a elate trooper, r ;-r m r— \i 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/. 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' '•* 'J ~V ■i’-ili n •.!**. . ,’, tY. . . Y.' ■ • o »■# ■ Dorothy Elaine Duda Michael Ralph Bract Johnson Ralph ha* a eareor hi Electrical Eagtaoeriag hi ■lad aa l hta eoOafa Mad will begin at Orlaado Junior Coll*#*. Ha waa • member of tba Annual ataff and •on* of hi* other at hoot octWitiaa included BaokoUmll. Track and Football traffic control. Hla paraata ara Mr. and Mr*. David N. Johann. Dorothy Is a future noraa and will ha a atndant a t Univarsity of Florida. Tha daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Dud*. Jr., »h* wa* ■ctJrc la varioua achool dub* tad waa adltor of tha Annual and a Homaeoming attend, ant. Sewing and reading a rt her farorito bobbin*. M . . Taoi««iru Mike, m i f Xr. Mrs. Paul Tadbuhy, wttl employed bp the Florida Highway Patrol. Active ia various school actIvities, ho * of the varsity td a basketball tethr fear j i w i . Sky diving la s m af * hobhiea. James Hunt DeShazo Jimmy, son of Mr. and Mr*. V. H. DeShaso, t* can■iderlng tha Held of Mtdlcine and will attend Univer­ sity of Florida. Student Council president, he also waa das* president during hla Junior year and was ac­ tive In various school club# and sports. W eetie* H om an Swenson William Louis Morgan BIQ la lnt**Mtcd In Cham* Utry and will bo a student at University of Florida. Amonf hi* school aetiriUco wtr* tha Bote, Helenes and Spanish Club* and ho waa a number of thw baiketball team. Tbo oon of Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Morgan, hi* hob­ bit* ara reading, hunting, rock* and mineral*. ' Wes win ha enrolled at Orlando Junior College and then later at th* University of Florida. Hla study wifi ha Dontiatry. Tho son of Mr. and Mr*. V . Swenson, he waa active in many school activities and was president of the Senior Class and captain of th* football team. 1963 Gratuates Make Plans For College And Jobs Pnam Ung * * * * m a e n tln f James Viles Suzanne Partin \ Jauies hasn't mad* definite >lan* but after hla graduaoa later this Summer ha would llko to study Agri­ culture. Among hi* achool activities were () Club and he waa on th* Haw bull team for four ysar*. Sky diving, bowl­ ing and playing billiard* a rt hla favorite paatlmas. Uw la the ton of Mr. aad Mrs John Vile*. Suzanne, daughter of Mr. and Mri. James A. Partin, wa* very active in all school activities and hrid many of­ fice*. Among her varied achievements waa the first place award In th* “Forth and Space” category at the Oviedo Science Fair. She will major in Math at Florida Stats University. I A. Duda & Sons P rev en tin g , , , , P ro aa n tln g . . * • Sherry Peterson Patricia Anne Slavik 365-3211 Slavia, Florida f ■ li •• ■ t.1' F j f c p !.v g y .N»' Picture C" T".y ; Available • Atine was born in England, to Mr. and R. L. Slavik. She ia plan­ ning a career a* a medical secretary and will attend Florida College af Medical Technology. She waa Miaa O.II.S, vice president of Beta Club. Ilmiircoming At­ tendant and a member of various clubs. Sherry Is the daughter of Mr. and Mra. Judge Pateraon and will study l.B.M. at i Florida Technical College in Orlando. She waa a membar of tha French Club. - *i ^ j I, fl l I; ■ ''Ihihi. . 14 Prrttentinsr Eugene Shull The Citizens Bank Presenting . . , . Rose Marie Beasley I it of Oviedo F.ugrn* will study Aero­ dynamic* at the University of Florida. Th* son of Mr. and Mr*. Foye Shull, he wrua n local and reglonul Science Fair winner and participated In the State and National Fair, lie also wa* a member of tlu< Science Club and foothall team. Dorothy Jane Stopyrj i "No definite pl*m for tho future,” say* Rose Maria Iteaslcy daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Josh Hensley, She was a member of the Annual staff and served ns the ad­ vertising editor. She also was a member of the pep and Li­ brary Cluh* and th* Chorus. Phone 365-3131 Presenting , . , * • i • I Jon Envin Sutton (! Caroline Wood P resen tin g \ Bobby Pentz I Dorothy, daughter of Joseph Stop) ■u. hasn’t definite plans but If she got* tu college she would study commercial art and fashion designing. Naturally, art Is her hobby but she also likes sewing and swimming. Jurt already has a job waiting for hint in Orlando, Tha sou of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Partin, he namea hunting, fishing, boating and horse­ back riding at his favarita sports. Carotin*, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Wood, ia planning a secretarial carver. She worked in the school office her senior year and was a member of the Chorus and basketball learn. Bobby, ton of Mr, ami Mr*. C. It. P*ill*, won’t be graduating until late this summer ami then he will join a branch of th* U. S. Serv­ ice. lie wts o mrmlior of th* Science Club and llaskrtlutll tram. Coifing and swimming ar* hi* favorite spurt*. ■v*- I �® l r r S > a n f o r f t WEATHER: Partly cloudy today. High near 90; low about 70. VOL. 53 United l’ivs« leased Wire Established 1908 MON*., JUNE 10, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 730 Arson Seen In New FEC Fires L o c a l government* are readying a delegation to at­ tend with LL Jame* T. Talmadge Jr., L'SN, repreienting the Chamber of Commerce, the Conference on Cold War E d u c a tio n W cdnea* da; through Saturday. Speak era at the session will include Gen. Mark Clark, Mr*, llaiel Blanchard, president of the National Education Associa­ tion; Roger HUaman, assist ant Secretary of State; Am­ bassador G o n a o 1o Facio, chairman of the Organization of American States; Gov. Carlos Lacerda, of Brazil; Sens. Spessard H o l l a n d Thomas Dodd, and Rep. Ed win E. Willis, chairman of the House Un-American Com­ mittee, Nuclear A ir Test n 6 J L V A ... Toll Is Seven Derailment Try Also Reported Asked By Support ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — Fire ttamntfed the MIAMI (UPI) — Traffic {MUMenger station ami general roadmoster's offices accident* in Florid* claimed of the Florida East Const Railway nt New Smyrna at least seven live* during the Bunch Sunday night and a new attem pt was mode to weeks tid, the Stale Patrol re­ derail a train, an FEC official said today. WASHINGTON <UIM) — ported today. TALLAHASSEE (UP1) Vice President W. L. GROUND-BREAKING ceremonies for the new $400,000 Retirement Life President Kennedy announc­ Gov. Farris Bryant said he Thornton said there wait nursing home on five acres off Highway 17-92 south of St. Ann's Church ed today that the United State Law Killed plans to go to the voters to at DeBnry were held Friday afternoon. Taking part in the picture, left to States will not bold any fur­ "every indication of a r­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — drum up support for two right, are: LeRoy Robb, builder; \V. T. Miller, vice president of the home; ther nuclear tests in the at­ The Siipreni* Court today son" involved in the fires, bonds programs—one for col­ Dr, Leonard Munson, president; Robert Hessorer, Seminole Memorial llosmosphere "so long as other struck down a Missouri law troth of which were ex­ lege construction and the states do not do so." pitul administrator, and Tom Armao, treasurer. (Herald Photo) which provides for emergency other to buy land (or public tinguished before rwtcnslve damage was caused. Kennedy issued the pledge state seizure of public utili­ recreation. in announcing that the United ties to block a strike. • • • The Legislature already The company lost large States, Russia and Britain Fascinating sign on High has approved both programs, quantities o( files and papers will begin "high-level" talk* Leader Killed way 46 West: "Antiques — A rath of breaking and en­ but it will take a favorable in the roadmaster's office in Moscow soon in an effort New and Used Items." TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — vote by the public to put the both through fire anil water tering! and a shooting oc­ damage caused when firemen cupied police Sunday and early • • • Seminole County'* high ttchool will be given by George Touhy of to rescue a general nuclear Troops and tanks maintained programs into operation test ban treaty. North Orlando’s new $400 seniors from four schools, 465 Sanford. a tight hold on Tehran today today, Chief Roy Williams re. The date for the election, doused the flames. Tlie President said soberly ami the government said it which cannot be sooner than No one was injured in the ported. Seminole High School, with the firs truck la In the village and strong, will murch down the nislcs largest class of 215 seniors will hold that "Hie hopes of all man had pacified a large area by 90 days after the Legislature fire, or in the derailment at­ Willie Peterson, Negro, 43, Is being parked at the home exercise* in Fleming Memorial Gym, kind" go with the meetings, killing a rebellious tribal lead­ adjourns or more than 180 tempt which occurred a few of William Clark Court, waa of Chief Rill Hahn for safe­ a t their respective schools tonight ut 8 p.m. to receive their diplomas with the main addresses by Valedic­ which are expected to start er. keeping . . . volunteers will days, has not been set. But hours later at a grade cross­ reported In "good” condition at Seminole Memorial Hos­ torian Carolyn Turner and Snlutor- In mid-July under an agree meat to organize at 7:30 p.ro from their principals. the governor said he wants to ing at New Smyrna. Thornton said someone pital this morning. Ha was ment reached by Kennedy, Bryant Speaks iun Betty Brandt and the awarding At Oviedo High School, Principal neat Monday. hold Ihe election as soon as "pulled the tap from the shot in the chest at 9 p. m, • • • MIAMI (UPI) — G o t . Far- possible. of diplomas by Principal A. J. Brac­ Soviet Premier Nikita S. Clyde Holder will award the coveted Khrushchev and British Prime bottom of the oil storage tank Sunday by Grady Scott in the ris Bryant said this weekend ken. Seminole County Commls "sheepskin" to 30 graduates and The bond plan for college slonera let Rep. Jan Fortune awards ceremonies will be held in the There will be limited seating in Minister Harold A. Macmil­ that Negroes have a "perfect building earmarks $73 million for the general roadmaster’s latter's store at 71.1 West Ninth Street, Chief Williams right" to demonstrate against during Ihe coming biennium office heater, then broke know they want his support school auditorium with Valedictorian the center of the gym for parents but lan. The President then said in segregation as long aa the for construction. . . . not opposition . . . to the Suzanne I’artin and Salutatorian other relatives ami friends are in­ Revenue window and threw oil on the said. connection that tlie Unit­ demonstration* don’t Interfere floor and over our files. Then Scott reported to poliet that proposal for a four-year state Jimmy DeShuzo speaking to their from the slate’s 1.5 per cent vited to sit in tlie side bleachers for this he set fire to the place. ed State* will prove "our with the right* of other*. Peterson demanded a bottle university in East Central classmates. gross receipts tax on utilities the ceremonies. good faith amt solemn convic­ He said the saboteur ap­ of wine and drew a knife and Florida. Fortune voted first would pay off the bonds. At Lyman High School in Long­ Crooms High School will gradu­ tions" by holding off any fur­ parently "did the same thing that he ahoL thu Negro with ft Mourns Loss time against the fund raising wood, Principal Ralph Diggs will The Legislature didn’t let ate 105 seniors in rites a t the it. A. ther nuclear tests In the at­ rear of the old wood­ .23 caliber revolver. Scott roNTiAc, iii. turn — any limits on the amount of nten thepassenger for the school. hand out the diplomas to 115 graduAllen gymnasium with Principal 11. mosphere "so long as other terminal 200 waa relensed under $202 bond ------------------------------------- - » - s -----------------------------------------Mrs. Charles J. Koxumplik, 37, ______ r_— _ _ _ bonds that can be issued for ~nting w nirmraml' the main- hdilrer —1— LVundus m esentiinr th e diplom a yards away." Firemen re- on a charge of assault with a v , . i , u v i n m n v i i u h i .-----------------mourned in Her hoVprroT"M>d the recreational program,-WSaaford Republican Wom­ "We will not he the first today for her husband and six strirled damage to floors and deadly weapon, pending hear­ en's Club will have a lunch­ the governor's committee said to resume," the President de­ children who died Saturday walls In one room. ing this afternoon. Peterson eon-meeting Wednesday noon $30 million worth of addition­ Thornton said the FBI was faces a charge of disorderly clared. "Such a declaration Is | iK^ u ” ' ih7 a 0I^ [ ' the wheel al land was nerded. at Jim Spencer's restaurant. no substitute fur a formal of the family station waguti called to Investigate. * • • conduct. A small part of the money binding treaty—but I hope it from utter exhaustion. "Two fires Just don't atart Police also were Investigat­ Attention to junior golfers: to back the bonds has been will help u* achieve otic." themselves like that," he said. ing the theft of $30.21 from ft FORT MYERS (UPI)-A Thursday is live deadline to approved by the Legislature, The FEC, which has been cash register at the Hunter Space Cutback ruinnierclal fisherman wlm ■ign for the Jaycccs Junior but tlie hulk of the needed strikebound in a wage dis­ lea and Fuel Company, 700 A resolution commending . _ .. _ . A feasibility report whether NEWARK. Del. (UPI) — vpi-ut a lu<rruwhiK six day* gulf tournament. Get entry funds are included in the ma­ Janie* E. Webb, head of the jor tax bills being considered pute. fur t.19 days, lost Its West 13th Rtreett mn un4>* blanks at the Juycec informa­ Capt. Joseph Tully Jr., com- adilft in the Gulf o( Mex- a courthouse annex should be National Aeronautic* and b> lawmakers in thu extended station at Oak Hill, a few tormlned amount- * ( At j a J) tion office on French Avenue. manding officer of Heavy At i Ico in a halt hot without established in South Seminole' miles south of New Smyrna stolen .T*n a Ju\e b o f and Space Administration (NA­ session. Last year's winner, 16-ycar- tack Wing One. NAS, for Ills food cml with little water Beach, last month when fire cigarette machine at the Silver SA), said that a cutback in cued .Sunday Si U unt> bc V*™*™ ‘“ j services to Sanford will he wax r est old Eddie Hamilton, took sec­ — apparently deliberately act Tip beer garden, 1400 Welt ihucsf oi ffre. ; Hi*. 'Chimty Commission in » TALLAITBSFE (UPI) — ond place in the state meet- approved by the f*Tly l>r,, vrtW r\im iliw S. apace program* would —swept through the 30-year- 13th Street, and $00 from a • * • missii n lliis evening. Aiuiiarilir* said ’Hili*rll regular session Tuesday. Legislative j leader* predicted j cb,tl Annrlcu it* free world old bulkling, pinball machine, an undeter­ Longwood City Council has A similar resolution al­ C. Swift, 43, of W ei .springA special committee named today that if lawmaker* I leadership. Sinco the strike began mined amount from a cigar­ ready ha* been approved by field, Pa., >renird unper­ voted a $100 donation to the by Ihe Commission members haven’t adapted a lax pro- p n r* Jan. 23, the railway haa been ette machine and soma cur­ turbed by the ordeal and Longwood Volunteer Fire De­ the County Commission. ha» been studying (tic advh i tsram by Thursday, ------- -- -the ex- , $ . . . U. nvv W tlltJI _ plagued with vandalism and rency from a hiding place a t Captain Tully, who will acted like it »a* routine partment f o r its annual tended session will Ik- 4**1-1 LIMA, Peru (UPI) — Fersabotage of its property. The the Pure Oil service station, ability of the prop -• d mines Iruve next nwmlli to attend stuff." Fourth ol July Fiesta. journed until a joint commit­ nundo Relnumle Terry, lender FBI ha* about 30 reported In­ French Avenue nt 6th St. (or several weeks. • * • tiic Naval War College, at The fishrruian told dep­ tee can work out differences "f * cvnter-left coalition, took cidents nn Its books. Thu Commission ulwi will Longwood also gave a 3u Washington, will be the guest uty sheriffs be ah.tndonrd conduct a number o( public between the House and Sen- » eommamling lend over his two chief opponents today and per cent pay hike In Police of honor at a Chamber of the 27-r«oi riniimrrti.il Rih- hearings, consider a report ol , j . Four Seminole High School "Java" last .Mon Until houses have tax incus-' the probable winner Officer Carl Bosch. Not really Commerce dinner in the next imtg ' nn incident involving students Future Farmers C h a p t e r i ill the Peruvian prrsidcnUal iy nut f^ g itw d day as big as it sounds. Dosch is few weeks. of Frances L. R l a n k n c r tires on their calendars, hut member* will attend tlie 35th ^ 3*awoke , ImP ( ■ D 1 a part-time officer and his Other business before the ther Imp School, Orlando, at Rig Tree neither chamber is expected| ‘lection, to IW t k 1 v pay was boosted from $30 to City Commission tonight: annual convention at Daytona to lake major action on Ihej *rk, hear a report Ironi JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Yacht Sought Request of J o s e p h A. wa■tat. $73 a month. proposals until Tuesday or Rrach, Tuesday through Fri­ When the legislature ends its lust L. SR'nMrom in re­ • • • MIAMI (L’Pl) — Four Brooks, Cook's Corner, for a FORT WALTON BEACH, day, along with 800 other extended session. Sen. Scott gard to recreation facilities, Wednesday. The House was scheduled to ' °®*1 Guard planes scanned Mayor Al Lormann has ad­ liquor license; request of (UPI) — Ten persons wero and the reading of n teleKelly said he "would hit Hie Florida boys. ""uthein Bahamas today vised Longwood distributors Charlie Hamption (or a taxi grain from the Commission to convene at noun and the Sen-1 Donniu Sipes, Jimmy Mint- ground running" for governor hospitalized and 36 others re* of throw-away pamphlets and license; appointment to the ate wa* expected to go buck f,,r lt,« Morning Star, but a reived minor Injuries Sunday Stale Rep. Jan Fortune re ers, AI Goodspeed mu! Wuynu 1in IDtW, to work at 2 p in. spokesman Indicated the advertising that "further clut­ Civil Service Board; consider­ night when several hot water questing lie re consider his Kelly confirmed h« would Reeves will lie the delegates sutrch would be culled off if tering and littering would re­ ation of making East 'third stand against the proposed no furthrr clues to the mis­ with .Mike Johnson elected as begin organizing his cam­ pipes in a crowded restaur* Street a through thoroughfare sult in police action." four-year university for East paign and lining up support ant exploded. alternate. • * • sing yacht lire found. from Sanford Avenue to Pine Pulico said tlie explosion ST. PETERS BURG (UPI) I Central Florida. and speaking dales as soon School Vo-Ag Instructor Bill Seminole County golfers In Avenue, and reading of pro­ —An unidentified IU-yvar-old ripped a gaping hole in Uift as possible. West said that representatives Heads Legion * the 10-12 and 13-13 age brac­ posed ordinances. wall of the Bradford Houso youth was killed early today DAYTONA REACH (U P I)CLEARWATER (UPI) — from over 170 chapter* are ex­ Hie loikeland senator also ket are eligible to compete Tlie ll-month old daughter of Joint J. Adams, of Greenacres pected, and the boy* will com­ predicted Jacksonville State restaurant and spewed hot when struck by n car speeding M O V O T S S U D D O T t in the National Pee Wee to escape a pursuing patrol ■ ' a South Daytona police officer City, wa* elected commander pete in various contest for Sen. John Mathews Jr. would water and debris on the 100 Go'f championship qualifying wa* shot and killed Sunday of tin- Florida American Le­ cash prize* totaling over $5,- enter thu gubernatorial ran*. customers In the main din­ ear first rou inI Tuesday at Roll­ said It nlctit while seated in her mo gion to cto«e the group's 43th dm). There will be 14 free trips Kelly said if Mathews runs, ing room. '■dice sai.l tinyouth, i* HONOLULU (UPI) — Presing Hills Country Club. Alta Thu explosion also blew thft Ilaved to have recently arrived 1ideal Kennedy's forceful plea tlicr's lap i annual convention. A spokes­ to the national cuiiventlon in it will split Hie East Coast monte Springs. Sanlord CocaPolice said Hie victim, Julia man said they would soun be Kansas City in October, seven vote and "leave tlie citrus plate glass windows out of from Dallas, I n m , was for support of a grass root* Cola Is a co-sponsor for the on p|ull, f„r the national trips to the National Junior licit ami small counties to the front of the restaurant "f * drive in program to promote racial Ann Goebel, daughter of Mr. j three-county competition to Ily United l'rt»* International *Ul,"!i,ur in and tore a large hole in tho and Mrs. II. Stewart Goehr The integration crisis at wllh "n"lt"'r y « ,h w ii e n equality won support today American Legion convention Vegetable Growers convention me, determine who will participate roof. was dead on arrival nl Hali­ In Miumi Reach this Septem­ ill Pittsburg mid four scholar­ in the National l’ce Wee June the University of Alabama ov- »"uck by the car. The Impact from delegates to the No fax Hospital. ship* to the University of ershudowed all other racial del“ll“ l hln,1 m through llon.il Conference of Mayors, ber. 18-19 at Rio Pinar Country The accident occurred when velopmcnls today. 11,0 I'lul* Hass window of the In hi. moil pointed state Florida awarded at the stale Club, Orlando. convention, also. # * * More Ihun 800 state and lo -' ‘l,iv“*in' Thu *uutl’ with ,f,e »>‘nl J1-* "n ‘lie civil right* Mr*. Goebel arid her dauch. State FFA President David lujuied victim said he crisis Kennedy told the B3U ter were vlilting Mrs. Lucille Fourth annual F l o r i d a rul police maintained order at ] Johnson at nearby P o r t Brengle of Winter Haven will CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Tuscaloosa, Ala., on the eve of . ""own hi...... . by himayors and other municip.il Theater Festival is slated fur (ll.lt II.no, EL PASO, Tex. (UPi) officials Sunday that even if Oran c. Mr-. Johnson's son. preside over Ihe convention —The Army Corps of Engi­ June 9 13 at Daytona Beach's the scheduled enrollment of President Kennedy has nam­ Marlin, 18. entered Hie house TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Police said Hurry K. Smith, proposed federal civil rights neers will open bids in Jack­ and Lurry Whittington, na­ two Negroes in th> univeisity. Voyager Motel. • • • Alubumu Guv. George Wal­ t'l. of Clearwater, driver of | legislation is enacted "the carrying u 22 caliber target The state Pardon Board will tional FFA vice-president of sonville July 2 for construc­ ed Vico President Lyndun H. County Commissioner John lace was to fly to Tuscaloosa thu cur, would be charged (inn! responsibility . . . will rifle which accidentally die consider June 19 pleas la Angler, N. C. ami Doyle Con­ tion of u $20ll,tMH) telemetry Johnson to lead the U. S. gov­ Alexander was inducted Into late this afternoon to take by juvenile authorities with viill rest with you at the bi- charged, striking the infant save ihe lives of two youths nor, State Commissioner of building and related facilities ernment delegation to the sentenced to the electric Agriculture wilt nddress the at Veto Reach. cal level." funeral of the late Pope John ill the head. the Kiwnnis Chili Wednesday. personal direction of hi* plan* third degree murder. chair ol healing a Dade Coun­ assembly Canaveral District Engineer XXIII. His sponsor was no less than to block the Negro.*' admis­ ty man to death with a heavy Other delegation member* Roy .Mills of llel.und, Jack­ Col. G. A. Finely nuid Hie the president, George Andrcwr sion Tuesday, [ l i n i n g tlie bond. sonville Times Union corre­ building* would be Used in are James A. Farley, former weekend, around Tun Alobamu Speer. Hie caves of Letand Hoy spondent will receive honorary connection with monitoring postmaster general and a • * • National Guardsmen moved Raugus and Nicholas Joseph membership along with u the flight of rocket* and mis­ prominent Catholic layman; Rollins will hold its third into the univrrsity town as a SikalD were heard by the number of other men. sile* launched from the na­ George N. Shuler, former reserve force for the police annual math summer school Cabinet pardon board at its tion’s missile test center hers president of Hunter Cullega June16-July 27. Twenty-five officers. March 13 session, but a de­ In New York and former edi­ and at Merritt Island. students from 16 states will cision was delayed until the Smuthera Predicts tor of Commonweal, a Cath­ attend. To Turn Down JFK June meeting. • • • • olic magazine; and Benjamin WASHINGTON (UPI) WASHINGTON (UI’D -The E. Mays, a Negro and Bap­ Sen. George A. Smalliers <D31rs. Gertrude Dinirfelder’s tist clergyman who is presi­ Flu.l, a member ol Ihe bloc unusual and imaginative land­ House Ways and .Means Com­ dent of Morvhoihe College in opposing civil rights tcgliluscape has received the Garden mittee is expected within Hie lion. predicts that the Sen­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - Atlanta. of the Mouth Award from the next few days to turn down Ixora Circle. It's at 422 President Kennedy s request WASHINGTON (UPI) - ate will override a Dixie fili­ Smoke ami heat overcame 21 Grandview Av*. Take a look to tax income from Mock div­ President Kennedy planned buster and pass President firemen Sunday as they bat­ idends at the same rate as ■t it. to *Un into law today a bill Kennedy's new civil rights tled a blaze that destroyed a Herald Index wages, rents or interest. • • * extending equality of the program this year. huge waterfront warehouse, Rrjilge _____ __ Page 5 Kiwanuns have some top­ used for storage of tissue vexes to the pay window. Classified ——_ Page D flight personalities slated for Cardinals Meet paper and napkins. Tlie new taw will forbid the Comic* ------page 8 their International Conven­ VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Several of the firemen employers of 27.3 million U. FRA To Elect Officer* will be Humiliated were hospitalized, but none Dear Abby Pega 5 tion al Atlantic City, June 30 A majority of the Sacred Col­ S. workers to pay women levs Page 4 Editorial \NNUAI. FAMILY picnic of the Seminole County Cuttlenien’s Associa­ to July 4. They include Dean lege of Cardinal*, including llun men for doing tlie same and elected when the Fleet was in serious condition. Entertainment Page 3 Reserve Association meets at A combination of smoke, tion was lielii Saturday evening a t the Charles Lee ranch near Chuluota. Rusk, Riiiy Graham and Miss Frum-ia Cardinal Spi llman, of work. I ^ g a ls ___ Page 8 A 0 America, Jacquelyn Jesnne New York, today began in­ Pictured from the left are County Agent Cecil Tinker, President Earl The ingislation does not 7:30 p in. tonight at it* home, heat and fatigue felled the Page 8 Pusita ____ Mayer. Fred Wiring aui Uie formal talk, in co.m i t on Higginbotham, Sheriff and Mrs. .1. L. Hobby, George Kelsey, Oviedo police cover all women workers and 219 Seminole Boulevard. Tho men as they fought the Society ........... Pagtt « Pennsylvanian* also will tie the choice of a lucre-*«r tn chief and head of (he cooking detail, and \V. G. Kilhee, Geneva, director of will not take eitect tor one iuilies' auxiliary will meet .flames under 92degree midPope John W ill. Spurts . ----- Pag* y Uu t * . the Florida Cattlemen’s Association. (Herald Photo) year. |* t to a m. Tuesday. [afternoon heat. Bryant O ff-J F K Police Probe Theft Series And Shooting 465 To Graduate Tonight City To Honor Captain Tully Fisherman Saved From Bait Box Annex Report Due Tuesday Tax Program Still Slui Local Youths To Attend State Meet Scott Kelly Says Will Run Youth Killed By Fleeing Car Police, Guard Retain Order 36 Injured In Cafe Blast Girl, 11-Months, Shot To Death Kennedy Plea Pardon Board To Study Plea Women Win Pay Equality Space Building Johnson Heads Construction Set U. S. Delegation Smoke And Heat Down Firemen �— ' ' ' yrr U B 3 B E ? J ! S ? Hospital v v J L W iiU .vsSuSi , As a m a lt of the N. E. A. , Fitness test, given hi kaeptag With tha PiMljanPi phymianl . Vitam Pregxam, 34 girls ft« n L yssa High School Fhyshnl Bdncetlen Claaaan *W«* earned the A.AH.P.EJL Award, 8enior Division, and . an. proudly displaying tbalr , emblems oa their bathing suits Ghrla Physical Education tometer, Mia. Louise Gilpin ^ ^ F T ;f -.•U • ’ A p fd 8 •* 4ft ’ ft . T j1 ' r 4 1 ■' l jfl i 4 ft y W B | v) ■ ■, :v' v S 1 m v i - j1' f l is I •*jBir Ifi ’,* K r * : ’k ' -i '_ TELEVISION ACTORS. These nine fourth grade students presented a tw o act play in Spanish over WLOF-TV’a educational television program recently. They are pupils of Miss Lucile Campbell’s fourth grade at WestHide-Grammar School. From left in the front row are Dannie Cannon, Wes­ ley Bowery, Bonnie Wieboldt, Dawn Boatwright and Gloria Wall. Back row, from left, Charles Hadden, Teofila Bautiata, Bay MUwood, Kathy Baulu, and Debbie Smith. lowing gfeh etnrnd at Mm M partsdtile level, which means Hast their acUsrsment was better than 9U per east of the aetlsewlda eeersa: . /seel Carroll, Iherron Johaaoe, M a d e lle e Mcfeddea, Christine Pvsasts, Asa TrsWkk, Barbers Foreso, Mercle Eaeterllag, G e r s l l a e May, Nine fourth graders of Mlsa The children preecnted a Coacooche* and the other Babbie Wstkine, Breed* Ar. Ludlle Campbell’s room at two-nct play In Spanish and Seminole warrlora escaped. Mwr, Cyretha Ellis, Beady Weotoid* Grammar Icheol re­ sang thraa Spanish aonga for This was the same Coacoo­ Adema, Pstrkie Osbei, Msrgot cently took part la tha con­ tha Csntrsl Florida television che*, (called Wildcat) who led versational Spanish educa­ audience In a taped appear­ tional program broadcast reg­ ance slated to appear at threa ularly ever Channel ». different time*. Children who took part in­ cluded Katy Bauke, Dawn Boatwright, Debbie Smith, Gloria Wall, Bonnie Wieboldt, Teaflio Bautista, Weslty Bow­ ary, Charlaa Hodden and Ray MUwood. Mora this 40 Heavy Attack The entire ctaae went along Wing One staff officers, their on a field trip to St. Augus­ ladles and guests bid formal tin# on another day, had lunch farewell to three high-ranking Lcchaa Shrine, the Fountain ty at Winter Park's Lang­ of Youth, tho Castillo da San ford Hotel. Marco, tho oldest house and Wishes of “bon voyage’’ the oldest achoolbeuae. weal la Santord'a Cdr. CharAt Fort Han Marcos the tos W. Methler, chief staff children were particularly In­ officer of the Wing since Graveside aerviees for Mr, July m i; Cdr. William C. terested In looking at tha nar­ Kathen O. Gamer, 74, will he Bsrgstedt, Wing aircraft ma­ row window through which held a t 10:10 a. m. Tuesday In terial officer since February Evergreen Cemetery with Rev, M l, and Cdr. Leo J. Zok, WHVtf li. Sewnii j i . uffkiaU WW apant a r y m tour yeuri as staff weapons officer. B en Nov. 19 ISM, la Dad* Cdr. Methler ead his wile, City, Mr. Garner died shortly Rusty, and tboir three child­ efter noon Sunday at Semin- ren will be Waving aarly next Memorial Hospital Be bed month for Paris, Franco, Mrs. Mabel While, 92, of d te Sanford for 90 years where be will report lor duty 200 E. 34th St. died Sunday and made hie home at 909 with tha joint stiff of tho at Seminole Memorial Hos­ 'palmetto Are. Ha waa In the eommander-ln-chlef, Europe. pital. toodw* business for to years Cdr. Bergstedt and his wife, She came here four years W v d dmh aafgeant and Rote Mary, are destined for ago from Clarksburg, W. Va. two Months in Washington, D. where she was a member of C.,-Where tho commander will the Methodist Church. jMamhsg of years. Bs rattled andergo German language re­ Survivors Include her busD M tha’ Civil Service Board fresher training. This will be band, James W. White, San­ na personal director and ex­ followed by duty In Frank­ ford; four slitara, Mrs. Dlcie aminer with the city Of Baa- furt, Germany, on tha staff of Fortney, WitchHa, Kansas; ford. If* waa a member of th* tha commander-in-chief, U, S. Mrs. Ruhama Melts, Win­ field, K a u ai; Mrs. Lucinda First PrasbyterUo Church of Naval Forces, Europe. ■•nford. Cdr. and Martha Zok and Manning, Haywood, W. Va.; • Survivor* are his wife, Mrs. daugbtor will leave at the ami Miss Msrtha Ellen Stuart Ruth Garner of Hanford, a end of Uw month for tho U. Sanford. Also two b’others, William daughter, Mrx. H. E. Kirk of S. Naval Test Center, Patux­ 0. Stuart, Charleston, W. Va. West Palm Beach; a grandson, ent River, Md. R. Lynn Kirk of Wsst Palm All were presented engrav­ and Troy Stuart of Sanford. Tho body will bo sent lo Beach; a eleter, Mrx. J. B. ed table Ugbtera as goingLawson of Hanford and a away gifts from tho other Shlnnston, W. Va. to ltarmcr Funeral Home for services brother, Douglas H. Garner of staff officer!, Newport, Va. Th* party also served as ■ and burial. Gramkow Funeral Th* family has requested social “ welcome aboard" to Home Is in charge of local that flowira be omllled. Brli- Lt. (jg) BUI Uenhurg and hla arrangements. aon Funeral Horn* la In charge wife, Betty, who reported her* from Naval Duty la #i arrangements. Naples, Italy. Co-chairmen for the party war* Lt. Marland Kibble and Lt. Cdr .Jack lloganson. Lt. Cdr. Kriscr waa la charge Br Donna Kates of entertainment. South Seminole VFW Post Expression's Hurt 1207 wilt hold lla regular The expression “breaking monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday at th* Post Hum* on the ico" to denote an Initial th* old Dlxl* Highway north contact started with thu whal­ ing bouts of tho Arctic area. of Longwoud. Th* Auxiliary lo Ilia putt They hate to get epeclal boat* will hold Its monthly meeting to break the Ice so they ran nt 8 p. m. Thursday at tha continue fishing all year Poet Home. round. Farewell Given Gamer Service & the Seminoles against the fort when Sanford’s Copt Charles Mellon was killed. Tlw history of Florida took on a naw meaning to tha stu­ dents as they visited the places where It took place, Mlsa Campbell aald. By Jam C w t l k t r / Jan# I Ninth grader* at South StmAdmlaslaaw inule Junior Illirli School war* Kate Nkholls, Longwoodj honored at an «n4-«f-y»ar dance Uat Thursday nlfht held Margarat* Gray, Longwoodj (a the large group classroom Catherine Cassidy, Philadel­ which w«a gaily decorated In phia, Pa.; Thomas Raymond, the echuol colors of red and ArUoua; laophlna Battle, white. The dance was sponsored by Brenda Henderson, Frances the student council and Robert Wilson, Anno Griemc, EddieQ II. McKenxie was faculty Williams, Johnny Lee Lange, sponsor. Lillian Heckel, Richard GaU Nessagee of congratulations loway, Louisa Judt, Wesley in tha form of small diplomas, O’Neil and Mildred Stripling each tied with a red ribbon, of Sanford. were given to the ninth grad­ ers present. Births Refreshments of puuch and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gas­ cookies wars served. ALOHA FAREWELL PARTY for sixth graders of the Pinecrest School ton, Jr., of Sanford a g irt Making up tha committee to carried out a Hawaiian theme. Some o f the students who enjoyed the plan tha affair were Paula event are shown here (from left) Murray Gonzales, Linda McArdie, Stom Discharges Mager, chairman, J a n I c • Richards, Bill Cason, Tommy Lyon, Candy Ashton, Patsy Thompson and Arthur Buckley, D«Bary| Papp, Vail Lambert, Steve Darwin Fedder. Edward ledrow, DeBary; Ba­ Harmon, Richard Posner and by Boy Derum, N. Orlando; Walter Blitline. Charles Wlnshlp, HI, Gen* Serving as chaperones wera Benton, McKinley Harrison, Principal and Mrs, John An­ Margarat Sarmnty, Bharron gel. Other faculty members at­ Barber, Elman Shepard, Sanv tending wera Carlton Henducl Cawley, Lucille Mero, Ba­ ley, Raymond Pharr, James Edward*, II. St Strickland, by Boy Trulock, Mr*. William 11111 and baby of Sanford. Mlaa Thelma Noteholder, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dsurua and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Juris. PliWCTeat sltth graders Admissions Parents present were Mr. ware honored by the ITA with and Mr*. Gasper Papp and Ar­ Resh Davis, DeBory; Rich­ an Aloha party at tha close thur Morris. ard Ivara. Lake Mary; Alma of the school year, Friday. Barry, Miami; Albert Capps, Tha party began at tha Ferrell Hickson, Teresa War­ ren, William C. Hill and Net­ Municipal pool at T p.m. whara tie Pearl Dixon of Sanford. tha 138 students enjoyed ■wimming and pool games. Dischargee Later they returned to tha Ralph Streblow, Altamonte school whers Tlkl torches Final meeting of the year lighted tha way to tha csftSpringe, Baby Girt Cabbell, for the S e m i n o l e County Helen Lee, Nathan Butler of tarla which waa decorated In School Food Service Ann. Sanford. a gay Hawaiian theme, with will be held Tuesday at noon flowers, candles, fish nets, In the Altamonte Elementary ahella and palms. A large Vanilla beans are dried In School cafeteria with Mrs. floral sign covered one the sun for weeks to acquire Ruby Calder, president presid­ wall, which read, “Aloha, ing. their heavy scent and aroma, Sixth Grade.’' A rnvered dish luncheon Mr. Frank Smith, 67, died losing 75 per cent of their Ul 11!'JI! k. hi. MJniliy St h«iar Recreation commission. | weight lfl aflflllllgf.will" be served and special leli and horn* and enjoyed guest* for the occasion will ba dancing, doing tho limbo and Inole Memorial Hospital. tha principals of the school* Bom Oct. 2d. 1BU5 In White listening to records. in which the Seminole County S E R V IC E FA ST • REUABLE Refreshments Included ham­ Spring*, he had lived in San­ School Food Service members ford for tha past 45 years and burgers, potato chips, iced serve. muds his home on S. Beanlull tea and watermelon. Ave. He was a retired mer­ Installation of officers lor Chairman for tho event waa y c u n q i * f o the next school year will b* Mrs. A. T. MeCardl* assisted chant. conducted by School Superin­ Survivors are his wife, Mrs. by Harold Hecksnbach, princi­ • WALLS \ • "DECALS ”• TRUCKS tendent R. T. Milwee. New of­ pal. Mrs. Marl# Lewis, school Alma Smith of Sanford; a SILK SCREEN PROCESS ficers will be Mis. Kffle Hol­ secretary; Mrs. Katharine stepson, Donald Hub buck of loway, president; Firm Dor­ SIGNS OF ALL KINDS White, lunchroom supervisor, California; three sisters, Miss othy Ilaaa, president-elect; and tho sixth grade teachers, LA) Smith of Hanford, Mr*.* G. 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. Mrs. Alice Dunn, secretary; Mrs. Ann Reynolds, Mrs. Es­ L. llrown of Atlanta, Go. and Mrs. Flora Middleton treasur­ ter Hindman, Mrs. Katherine Mrs. Alfred Colby of HcnlckP H O N E F A 2 -6 4 2 2 er and Mrs. Katharine White, Hubbard, Fremont Long and ar, N. II. historian. Funeral services will be held Joseph Bpringston. at 2:3(1 p. m. Tuesday at Brioson Funeral Homo with Rev. Pfelfauf will act as master of Some English words, such John Hirrs of the Gruce Meth­ ceremonlea. At this time officers for the as abstemious, facetious and odist Church officiating. Bur­ J f l C K S O n ’S ^ Osteen aisoclatlon will ba srsenious, contain all the ial will be in Uaklnwn Memor­ ial I’mk, vowels in proper sequence. elected. Sixth Graders At Pinecrest Enjoy Party Elizabeth Goode SCSFS Slates Dies At28 Installation Mrs. Kliiaboth A. Goode, » , of 21S Wood more Blvd. died Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. She waa born In St. Peters­ burg, April M, 1994 and was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors Include her busThom as Aubrey, j t i m r y a u id and Robert Elliot, and a daughter, Julio Ann all of Sanford and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. U Pllsbury. of Daytoaa. 'Funeral aerviees ar* Incomplate at Ibis lima. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Assn. Meets In Osteen Ily Mrs. Clarence Snyder The Planning Committee of the Osteen Community Center met on the evening of Mey 31 at tho hum* of Mr. ami Mrs. Jo* Masters lo hear Chester Rearick, president of the DeBary Civic Asan. talk on steps needed to organise such an association. There will bo a meeting of all Intereated persons in the community on June 21 at 8 p. m. at the Volusia County Barns when Renrirk again will be guest speaker. Nick ^ l m i t Y la rk e ts FOOD A N D DAIRY STORES 2285 ORLANDO DRIVE VFW Post 8207 Sets Meetings By - WOODROW CASH fn a recent column, wo briefly * dlacuuvd our cotton clinic. t)u<’*ti»ii* *rom uur indicate it Inch “f understanding sb.nt the professhorn I ilrydaanlng nf cottons and • T l f W O H what the Cotton Clinic consists of. , M r* Home even think a tlryclenoer deals ■ onlywith nun - wsglmble fabrics, B such as Wools, etc, Tha buyer la often misled by the term “drip-dry". This does not asajr* you that It can be laundered, and worn without pressing. Any garment he It wool or cotton, ran bo washed and will drip dry. Carefully In­ spect the label on your cottons, and you will note the difference between “drip dry" and “wash and lrun“. Very often, you will ace “can be laundered: fur satis­ factory results, w* recommend dry cleaning1. This wa FOREMOST GRADE A HOMOGENIZED S O N IC E T O C O M E H O M E V O 4 Hume of our ln-.t drycleanlng week is done un cotton-, uud tho finished product looks a. uoud, or 1 better, than when It was first bought. When cottons are laundered, they are often hung In Ike sun to dry, and they soon begin to look faded or •vru spotted from the tun. Homellmct they are limp and lose their body. We give ycur cottons the same care­ ful treatment as any uthcr fabric, plus the Hanitoue pro­ cess of rejuvenating limp garment!. Our epeclal method of handling and adding suing to the garment brings satisfaction to th* owner who has paid a considerable price for his cotUer clothes. Open Daily And Sunday 7 A.M. Till 11 P.M. f tameless FOREMOST FI.AVORITE PICTORIAL Woman makes th o 1ioiiiu ...\ yu mako tin* lo an A woman’s touch makes a home, but good financing makes It a happier bom* to own. Want to buy or build this year! Let ua halp with the financing. For a home loan tailored to your needs, come in and ask to see one of our home loan specialists. Filters out dust, dirt und pollen. . . makes bouset easier. Removes stale odors. Reduces tho indoor prutetil mildew and dani|>uet*. Ends hot-weatlier fatigue and tensions. Brings priceless comfort fur mere pennies a day. Electric Air Conditioning is tried and proven fur carefree, efficient climate control at your fingertips. Enjoyed by a hall-million of yuur Florida neighbors. Take advantage now of the all-time low prices tnd may ttrma. See your electric appliance tlaaltr or air conditioning contractor today. - Call, or drop by. the Dowutown Cleanen, yuur Hsnlton* dealer, for further information about tha Cotton Clinic. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDEREItS III PALMETTO AVK. I’llONK FA 8-32*3 e l e c t r ic MXUPLH OS TH S SAVINOS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, IN C , IIONkOA OP THIS ADVLM1 ISU tkN f IN U A O U S O IU U L FOREMOST a c o m f o r ts In I Ymr-rvunJ tUxiric uir tv/ofil lofting ixoifs in mmmtr. uur ms in ninttr. jC% f i n n it- lea* / ...ira cn u n * . Ton FLORIDA POWER ft LIGHT COMPANY t-tLftho avuo no*JOA Scott B u n a 107 Mag. !>*, tlUANTITY RIGHTS F »«?»*!VFD �Donation* to Om Bcmtaoi* County Blood Bank dropped to 59 plnta during the month of May, Mr*. Jam** Dooeetta, 0 B N , tup*nr 1*or, reporta. C. C. Hendenon came in to give hit 22nd pint and Frank Holmee and William B. Ri­ chard* gave their 2 lit. Howard Bata now hat givtn 20 pinta and the 15th dona­ tion waa mad* by John 8. Le*. John Fortier, Robert Conley and J. E. Alderman. 4 William Prettley J r. and Harry Wilton gave their 14th Members of the 5-H riders club joined together for an evening ride and picnic re­ cently, journeying by horse­ back from Ball’s pasture to Lake Mary. At the Uke a fire was built and weinera and marshmal­ low* were roasted at the group held a brief business meeting. Discussions on securing a permanent piece of property for club grounds waa prom­ inent on the agenda and mem­ bers alto discussed attending the short course at the Uni- At 11 pints now are Anthony Cheana and Gordon Bradley with Charles Dudley havtag given h!a ninth. New members of the Gallon Club (eight pints) a rt Alvin Hlttell, O. K. Robinson, Lester Tilli*. Jessie Green, Wilfred SmoroeU and John HendtrSeventh pint* donors were William Horn and Willis Dunwoody and sixth timers were John Braddy and Thomas Freeman Jr. equip tl The station ier, In Orange, Sumter verelty of Florida. The coorta waa to preaent workihopa on the railing, breaking, and training of horaea. Memtiera of the 5-It club en­ joying the ride and meeting were Kay White, Becky 51ilia, Rob Riter, Bobby Glenn, Van Stuart, Linda hllchell, Jimmy Giles, Rosemary Walton, Don Kettctaon, Linda Ball, Steve Churlon, Leslie II a r t w I g, Sharon Giles. Becky Giles, Winston Dominey and chap­ erones Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Uiles, hire. Nan Washburn and Glen Walton. HAPPY PAPPY HINTS Now you can prove Pop's tops with a rediner for the rest of his lifet Priced from SAVf $5.00 Down 18 Mo. to Pay The chair he'll love, the chair he'll cher­ ish. Full rocking action, automatic Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good thru June 12th witra.etnc stoics me COSTSISMT-- ISSS FRESH, EXTRA LEAN S m oked M PORK CHOPS ft TV viewing posi­ tion lock. Leatherlike wipe dean uphol-tery. 5 I’osition Adjustable Upholstered CHAISE ■J’ ll n j l L V / 0 J YOUR CHOICE IN S T A N T COFFEE Folgers S U N N Y L A N O . . N O T or M tL D . . 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Bottles Teel t'anr A Sau cer C h a ir & J A W WROUGHT IKON LEGS SAVE.84 fai . THRIFTY MAID W X IE Q A M .I WHITE ARROW 14-oi. LOAVES D IX IE D A R L Iti K IN G SIZE LOAF 2 0 -o s . LO A V E S Morton Fresh, G old e n Ripe Sturdy, serviceable plastic cov­ ered cut. Folds for atorage. Brass Bar and 2 Stools Assorted Hassocks Chicken, Beef, Turkey W* handle our own account* for CONVENIENT CREDIT WE DELIVER W here Your D ollar Buys M ore f t ~ T____ l l " f - ------- -- , -lift �,- — -• • ' Je g f# * * * Peter Edeon itical Notebook asd toat is their greatest the two amendments effect weakness. tog the Supreme Court. ABA beliej then referred to K* full House Up to sow, too prevailing S S S S S b iu tS ? * * * " * • * « * analysis of right-wing move­ of Delegates meeting to Au­ penuaahraljr ments is that toe country haa gust the proposed reapportsettle proposals. always had them and always iooment limitation. »•»•«•/ vi reasons, ic M IIS i IB __ t o Rw SstyoT tluit. tohare to wilL They are considered a Finally, U. S. Supreme tilftlowiy hM been reduced to a point ___ ______ __ ____ , — tonecessary part of the demo­ Court Justice Earl Warren, to too light 1 « k m it now n i f t i from 10 to tS cratic process lo balance the speaking before the American ferments *u( m eritksl administration nssatm s. ad- far left. Law Institute, called for “a Defeat ai [ Administration liaison officials mtoletrptlM^ eeotrel This waa thq viewpoint ef great national debate" os > k m bora effective In many in* seems to make emlnentlr plea in « oi •fences. And tome southern few* good sense, Michigan Gov. George Rom­ these states rights amend­ if not carried to o fZ J of farmer*. makers have changed their view as ney— the silver-haired boy ef ments to prevent their slip­ Obviously there can be Important * —— — v •• •• W l l j j y u i L H riT n t h - many conservative Business­ ping through to adoptlos to what their constituents want. " " " & * * & * ths defense field, men — on his last appear­ wlthr-t challenge. Curiously, however, as this shift on which boti* parties ought to see . tofisla ance to Washington. "The When these amendments has occurred, the Democratic admin* Buarjy eye to eye. Neither party led three Know-Nothing P arty ef Abra were lin t proposed they were istratlon has not gahtod proportion* should oppose just for the sake of states pments to ham Lincoln’s time was generally dismissed as so un­ Italy more comfortable margins for opposing. toe U. S i. lb principal programs. For, as Dem* stronger than toe John Birch constitutional in themselves Some politicians think unity of Early Of COB- Society of today," Romney that they could never gain aowrstfc vela totals have risen, Repub. party must be rigid and total. Yet aervati"* action commented. "I think * both eeptance. Bean support for administration pro* this notion leaves the national inter* group* to to , UOt (the radical right and left) fo ssil has declined sharply. But to less than six month*, est out of the picture. It la interest­ cougmtlon ns. Thera waa a time 10 or 80 or ing to note, too, that quits a few pol­ are deplorable," the gover 20 state legislatures have act­ The N< Industry nor declared. ed favorably on one or more more OOP House votes were fairly itical scientists believe the test of iPolkJeal unmltte* On anothar manifestation of of the proposals Additionally, pertain for any major Democratic party unity la successfully met If (BIPAC>with a right-wing MB. Steadily that figure has sagged, office-holders stand together on sentiment to six states have acted favor* 9100,000 from Na America today, the governor ably on the so-called "lib er­ U8t0 hi some recent eases less than menr—but not all—major Issues. tlonal As of Manu was even more emphatic. ty Amendment" which would 10 fence jumpers have been counted. The key here is sound leadership facturers ipected to This waa In reference to the abolish personal Income taxes Onea or twice it haa been just one. judgment as to what it is Impor­ draw au American three constitutional amend and tores th* government to Republican leaden in Congress ___—____ „ i uu» uo umneu about. We cannot tant to bo unified •about M . U -------1 . ----- »* -Medical similar ments put forward by the turn over private enter­ point proudly to this performance as exalt such unity above the national organisatiol group in- Council of State Govern­ prise some 7M at Its service •vidence of increasing party unity, good. tends to irts of APLr ments' Volunteer Committee operations. CIO's Co Political on Dual Sovereignty. All such proposals are con­ Educe They would give the states sidered well worth aa much This added more power to amend the scrutiny as the reform pro­ strength four-yeer Constitution without partici­ grams advocated by the far drive by for Coo- pation by Congress, to nulli­ left. to sleet fy the Supreme Court deci­ •tltutkmal members sion on state legislative re- About MW pounds of vega* of Congrci spportlonment, and to set up a tion Is consumed by an ele­ _____ ______ M lo c k with Vke P r e s i d e s ! would be ACA hai given public a super court ot one judge phant dally. franchised Southern Negroes •Ml righto could bnpoee sev- thrown bite the R oom of Rep. have no muscle s t tho ballot awards t | congressmen from each of the 90 state* to •re penalties bi next ytnr's rwntatlv**. In that event, box. They moat take to tho whose vifecords show pass on U. S. Supreme Court conslstentprt for con­ decisions. alertlsra on President Ken- each etate would cast one rote. streets or put on tho pressure ' ■ sad ess the Democratic Mississippi's rote would be with one of their slt-to men* servative |f * Twenty "This smacks of the states freshatnpessm en who passing the Supreme Court equal, for exempt#, to the rote euvera, Southern communities have not Implied exten­ instead of the executive pass­ the pbUtisu] facte ed ®f New York or Pennsylvania. have been unable to cope with sive votiiords, but are ing It," said Romney, "and mm ho ihose: The South*men might bo able the alt-lm technique of Nogro CASE P401: Albert If., «hen B^M —Only under undsuel eir. *“**• • deni. protest a eamplng | aad Selling," enclosing * long on the [' track, also one Is as bad as the other." — and DELIVERED aged 34, Is a star salesman. MP-” ON TIME This was one ot three auth................. c m n Democratic The one-iUla-oua-Tot* eye. stamped, return envelope, were givlards. A Northern Negro alt-home Tour Downtown Florist "Dr. Crone," he began, "I oa a eamplng trip? If this |accurate mea­ orative denunciations of the ■reeldsntiel candidate be con* tem would restore to the maneuver next year on elec­ plus 30c, It can zoom your tobe XYS coffee with sales. sure of A alive strengtn proposed amendments on the fldaot ef election without th* South some of the pollUeal tion day would scuttle Demo- have heard you address our sales convention before. J*g-" SANFORD to Congri la still decid- same day in Washington. il yniee of iudsi uf lira l u n a r * it loot when FrmHtn erotic candidates In a great — — "And 1 recell four urvlwe u *° derive the _-*» edly n jty. It consists FLOWER SHOP Southern ate tea. D. Roosevelt ordered D*mo- _many at Th* American Bar AssoNorthern states. It .oulil what you * « .| toen ut su perjoi iii »cu*l«r»“ Tiauuu Bu n d uf Governsra Cor. B. 1st A Has ford At*. -- •«“ oaacas try UTJ this till! —la the great Industrial *r»lle National Convention be deadly to candidates for salesmen to,« use ...__ —............................. described aa 'psychological 8l*fe esperlment your 1> Rcpuj and ■ Demo­ adopted resolutions opposing Y X 1-D23 or FA *-HJT •lutau rstslfs the South, all ru'** changed In 1030. For 100 mayor and aharlff as well as gravtly.' d*1! test the other mem cratic—J 100 senator*. It Deem istls m H Idnt-i usually JfMr' lhe Democrats had re- fur the big shots. Would you explain that tors of your family thereby, has 33 |*U or 1S9 repre­ By Ilnl Cotkraa SSSd the Negro vote to bo duired * two-thirds majority An election day alt-horns again?" Take pencil and paper. sentative 130 Republican for tho nomination of a prcal- would be a revenge technique, Soma of the gals' 1063 I -rc t l rrtedIn psychiatry, we doctors Tkas, a t the signal "Go," and 24pocratic—out of I Wall *organised movements d*nU<> «*ndldaU. In practice, no more, e t the moment of often employ hypnosis. Pr,nt tho alphabet to tho bathing suite wlU task* Um 433. have developed to five South. th* tw«-thirds rule gave the next years’ election. But the But we. meanwhile, lake •‘■■dM'd order beginning rnen'a head nwlv. Rlgb strength cannot era etc tee to deprive Kennedy 8outh • *«l° w er presidential long-range Impact would lie full advantage of tho known A-B-C . . . through X-Y-Z. be me in Washington, ■■at Tear of their electoral nominations. FDR scrapped very greet If major Democrat­ laws of Inertia and physical yourself and record found In rough, An llllnoie woman saw her howe » H )i« ThiSMitinil would bo to th* two-thirds rule, making a ic defeats in such states aa gravity. the exact number of seconds husband for the first time in Jr 1, mirations of all •dfed eeturn elatae ef miplede* "hapl* majority sufficient to New York, Pennsylvania and Thus, wo have the patient tuqulrod. with an unSd ureeiamtlal electors. F.W- nominate. The political Influ- California could bo attributed clasp hia hands In advanco. Now, tor the second test, four years- Theao doggone kinds tmberahip scatknown tW la w s to Alabama, Mlaala. enc®ot Bouthsre states in the to a Negro boycott of the For when we hypnotise him, **ko n fresh sheet ol paper. golf ccursee. lout the country. tered •fppl and Georgia .have fern Democrmtle party has bean polls. The Democrats then If he Is In the light stage at But «l the signal "Go," print 114 So. Palmetto When the Dower garden Is So |t has been lm•uwrittea to provldo for the «hrlnklng toward sera aver would know that Northern the first attempt, we get an alphabet In reverse order, In full bloom la when the posslbli mite them all on Phone FA 2-0814 unpledged ala tee. Tho proposal llnf* POR’a triumphant boo- Negroes hail bought Into the "assist" from Inertia. starting with Z-Y-X and gowhole family geta eut to any mouse or program, to pending to the legislature* und nomination, party leadership for keeps. For his fingers tend to to* backward to the letter gather. i f Florida and Louisiana. Political trouble outsldo the slick together. So he would The* five states represent S3 South will fall upun the Pomneed to exert extra force to Again, record the exact Where does It really gat electoral votes. orrstle party if President Kenpull them apart. I*111* to aecondi. you when your social stand­ If no presidential candidate nedy la unable soon to m i n i Thus, when wo tell him Which time will be longer? Obtained u majority In tho the disenchantment of NorthQ—What admiral waa shot ho cannot pull hia hands N requires much m o r e ing coses by the quart? electoral college—270 votes— em Negroes with hia civil for an error of judgment? spirt, wo have inertia work- ^ m# to write tne alphabet in Instead of dreaming about the election of e President and rights performance. Dlaen A—Admiral John Byng, the Ing on nur side to prove our reverse order, even though a beautiful flower garden get only BritUh Admiral ever ex­ point. you have always seen the ecuted. In 1757, tho naval likewise, which would you fetters together, so it might down to earth and plant one. OUR BOARDING HOUSE court convicted him on the Ihink Is the belter sugges- ,e*m *• ***? lo go from After an auto accident li’a *dsht to left ss vice versa. charge of not dclng his ut­ tion to a hypnotic novice: VOUWERB] MlWtfVOU SOUND most to relieve Kurt ML To let him hold his arms too late to atop and think. But our previous habits of hvr FIRST tVurUi WG KMOWGD, t u a a a c D /i TftJE TO FAMILY Philip in Minorca, threatened out straight from tho should- thinking have always ted £6AO,«V ] nFORM? IOUR 016 LIMOUSINE ViAe ^ IWBO,uk(f ^ n u n ort*6 HOW 4 by the French. cr before starting hypnoaia tro>u "A" to "B". ‘.FRIEND./ AMAtINd MOW forced into tvv THE \[ all moo MoofteC OVER 35 YEARS anil then tell him he can't to the advertising situation 1KJH TURB6 0 6 AN «CAPEO\ MdMERlFR J \ ARRIVE, WlVl At First A Palmetto AK PRESSED vj|lu gjjJ-4 ---------------n im A f lower them? mentioned above, our thought Q—What la the origin of *4 OORCAR, LEAVIN' 06 TOHECLi (Alongside eld peet office) ^d e p « e| sio n Or to atari with his arms process starts with the idea the expression “two bits 7" ALIBI / AlfTOB rrio MILESTONOTtFYj) c e v ffi K°ing on t camping trip, A—It comes from dnya hanging down at his sides xR BULLS/ WEMADOA 61T inRAOE! g|6GED OUTATAKUMMAOE IV and then tell him he cannot (out with the need for cotwhan the Sputihh dollar was ------- SALE? fct) *> that second esample Lvisf often used aa currency In raise his arms? Physical gravity worka with I* better, Amarlean colonies. W h a n I small change waa needed, the the hypnotist in that aeeond Tor it takes advantage of dollar was r u t Thu roln could case, for the patient must ro- Ute natural direction of the sist both the hypnotist's com- prospect's UioughL • Carpets • Furniturs | lie divided into 8 pieces, or mand, plus gravity, If he Send for my twoklct "New • Tito • Pianos hits. wishes to raise his arms. Psychology of Advertising • Rental Ileda In advertising and satesQ—Which la the only Cen­ man ship, moreover, it Is tra! American country Uiat wise to employ "psycholo­ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH does not liorder on the Carib­ gical gravity " bean ScaT In short, utilise the existing A—Hi Salvador. habits of til* prospect to help instead of hinder, Ihe sale. JUNE 11 * 21 For example, which one of Ocneral John C. Fremont, these advertising suggestions ARES 3 * 16 soldier • explorer, named San Is better: Franclaco’a Qolden Gale. Take XYZ coffee with you FRED II. CHANCE, PASTOR Wtea President « :> » g g y B g s ii: E ^ ^ n ^ iU ^ ff£ S 5 to Lyle C. Wilson Soys: t JFK Faces Issue Dr, Crone’s S u l Worry Clinic . B O y iM illllC f ^ * O 't and A 's Sanford Furniture Co. V A C A TIO N BIBLE SCHOOL t &Mtfard Page 4 Sanford, Florida M Mon., June 10, 1063 WALTS* A. SIBLQW. XI)ITOK AMD PIBLISMKU r a x o v a m r n i/ r M aaaalas KUIIar JUUV WKLLI C e u a tr t d llo r c a c a u A r A K is u Socletr s a ile r B O K O T U T A U S T IN t u l m • t a ilo r >BtUiorr Me Week ruMD wuLi.a MocSoaltal H u n t J AX IS] U S IIU K M A K K M UuilnOM Slanaaor IM IU L U V J . U H A N T C la u llio A M aaaavr TK A X K V O LTO U N D C U c u U llo a Monoasr atuacMivriui itaixs . . . Ur Moil *•»*»•»• t-ooly l * H I Y**r s J* « Uuatha S.Si | stoaiha 1ea 1 SIoath £lf»rrtraa?I,HUll““ >ru’,a* AU III4 S STS S.Se IM o ih o r I To a r S Monies S Months 1 Monte aabeerlauolla ■aloroa ea socoea ciaoa manor Ocueor IT, t i ll e* tee Pool Office of Stofor*. Florida, under tea Act a< Cansreea et Marelu The K*raU U a member or tea Uniioa Trau which le anlllloa oadutlrtlr to the uea lor rcpublteailoa of alt the local so we prieled is tele eaaay*e«r. Ho part at any maurlal, news er aovertlaloa. of this eailloe ef The Hanford Herald may bo reproduced In any mannnr witheat written permlielon of tho publlshor ef The Harold. Any Individual or firm roopoadblo for ouch leproductloa will ho eddSidoled u tnfilooins on Tho Hoald'o cuprilabl *»d - t i l bo hold liable for demearo under tho law. Published dally accept Saturday, Sunday aad Cbrlitmoe, published Hulurday procoediag J szzzzzzn A A^y w a v you I PIO U BE IT . . . s ////J 7 7 7 / eA Consolidation Loan — Solves The Problem I — IPs tho practical, common u n is way to handto an accumulation of old bills. Everything works out so much batter whan you have |u st on* monthly pay­ ment to nuka—and on* placa to pay. Y O U 'li u n OUR STRIAMUMD LOAN SUVICI 1* 00* up A »* 4400 G .A .C . F I N A N C E REGISTRATION AND PICNIC TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 9:30 A 3!. * 11:00 P.M. DAILY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 - FRIDAY, JUNE 31 1:3* • 11:34 A. M. BUS SCHEDULE (FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BUS) 7:10 LEW S CUURCll GO TO IStk AND PARK 13th TU FRENCH (7:13) FRENCH TO 20tk HAYS DRIVE TU COUNTRY CLUB RUAD (733) COUNTRY CLUB ROAD TO 23th. 23th TO FRFJ4CH, 23th TO SUMMERLIN (7:10) SUMMERLIN TO CELERY, TO MELLONVILLE TO C O R P O R A T I O NN 111 West Rnf Street................................. .. FAiriox 2-3743 JO? W°r'.hrOT 0.#. A7 nU,J ................. . CArden 4-3605 i1/43 ? « fait f o nColonial r « r L frive.......................... ° t U,#VOrd................. TeLGArden T d .G A rd .n5-2641 aS S * IjS « » > BACA TO CHURCH. LV. CHURCH TO 3rd TO MANGOUSTINK TO I.L (1.04) U l TO FRENCH TO ttl, TO PARK TO CHURCII (0:13) ° 1 HOUR LATER ON TUESDAY, JUNE 11. 83 Years W ithout a Vacation Since 1880, Florid* phonos have gone about their business of bringing people together around the clock, around tho calendar. Because you depend on it, your telephone never takes a vacation. Over 1,500,000 Southern Bell phone* in Florida—all dial-operated—work full time to keep people in touch for any purpose, day or night, at so little cost. w skk S o u t h a r n Q ^ M I �f (Daah CUbbu: ByAbigailvanBumn1 T • I • v 8 s i o it j DEAR ABBY: A nurse wrote that a married woman visited a doc* tor at the hospital regularly and she Implied that something -shady eras going on. I am that woman. For three y e a n I’ve been seeing the doc­ tor about chronic headaches caused by the nervous tension of an unhap­ py home life. My doctor, being the most patient, understanding man in the world, has helped me to faee my problems and adjust to them. Last year 1 was dumbfounded when my doctor confided in me that HIS home life was worse than mine. He trusts me and discusses everything with me. H is wife recently took an over­ dose of sleeping pills and he said If he didn't have me to talk to he would have had a nervous breakdown. He helped me when I needed it, and now I can’t let him down, no matter w h at ABOVE SUSPICION IN SCARSDALE. • • e DEAR ABBY: About the married woman who made a habit of going to the hospital regutarly to see a doc­ tor: I think she is my wife. Her weakness has always been doctors. If there is a good-looking doctor with­ in a hundred miles, she’ll find him and keep him busy with one comisint or another. Can you tell me ' the letter came from Elmira, New York 7 -BILL” B • • MONDAYmF.wmM. • DEAR ABBY: Why can’t people mind their own business? I am the woman who goes to the hospital so often. The nurse got it all wrong. I am not seeing a doctor. I’m an engi­ neer. It’s not about love, it’s about money. We bet the horses together. NOT GUILTY (BRENTWOOD) • • • DE a R ABBY: Our entire hospi­ tal sta ff is up In arms about the nur­ se who wrote the letter reporting the married woman who visits the doctor regularly behind closed doors. We nurses at the hospital think you ought to know that no doctor would even attempt to get away with such carryings-on in his hospital. In the firet place, every minute of the doc­ tor’s time la scheduled, and even if he wanted to, he wouldn’t have the time. The nurse who wrote that let­ ter haa been mad about the doctor for years, and he has refused to look at her. -Hell hath no fury like a wo­ man scorned.” * THE BELLES OF ST. MARY’S • while he hid tiie chance and discard a club. Then the play went two ways. The conservative play­ ers would lead a spade right away and East would duck. A second round of spadea would We o DEAR ABBY: I am sure that letter about the married woman visi­ ting the hospital so often to eee the doctor woa meant for me. I wish you would put this in the paper for that long - nosed nurse to see. Yes, I am seeing a doctor at the hospital fre­ quently, and if you are so curious about whether 1 am getting a treat in­ stead of a treatment, why don’t you ask the doctor? You might be sur­ prised to learn that I am taking a series of shots for a combination of 116 allergies. NOTHING TO HIDE (Baton Rouge, La.) jacaby On fihidqa Today's b u d is from the Southeastern championships in Miami, Fli. It shows var­ ious lines of playing the band. Practically every S o u th player holding today'* hand wound up at two spadei and West led th* eight of hearts. South would be tn dummy for the first and last time, would take hlT ■two M a r t t r i m • Tonight m .. * * ■ a •13) * m Ths . Doctors TUESDAY P . m* M. 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CALIFORNIA JOBS Thoasands of imw Job openings now tn Bcwtkort CoB* rermonant Jobsseurity. 8 « d j * for fornia in all fields. --------------------------. job information, names and addm tM to Jobs, P. 6. Bos 1944, Beverly Hilll*, Calif. Job S;lt IS) B in Ok SMS (S) CoallaaalAl SMS (I) Callfie el SMI 11) ilea On TM* (I) Today IS) Wshe Dp fits (I) Farm By Oswald Jacoby would discard another club and from that point on there would bo no way to keep V A R IO U S ♦ BBS South from making his con­ *TS« tract. BAR Greedy South players tried A 108S SABI f» » 9 Q JIT tha diamond fineaac and ♦ K 102 O J9 7 4 when the queen lost to West’s * A q ;a t * kb king Uteri; was no way left • o t m (d> to maka the contract unless )he -HeffXfg wen) rrarv. ♦ AQ3 Wert might lead hack the *1083 ten of dlimonds. South would Bern* WaeS W< 1* Paid 2 V take the trick and lead a high Pat* 2* P u t Paaa Pass spade to East's ace. Then East would cash red card* put East In and he would lead until South decided to ruff in. a high heart whereupon South If South ruffed high there would be a natural trump triek for West. If South ruff­ ed low West would overruff. JheWoman By Ruth M illett To help tlily season's brides ture, for two reasons: It will make him feel that In furnishing their first homes it’s his home, too. the National Design Center in ' New York has drawn up 10 A woman who has a man helping her aeicct furnishing* yules. Ths loth is by far the most it almost sure to end up with Important of the lot. It u : a more comfortable and liv­ "Consult your husband every able house than the woman step of the way. It's his who hasn’t a man along lo make sure that the furniture borne, too.” Wives need to consult their Is for living — not just for husbands when they buy fur­ looking at. niture because. In shopping for their bouses, women have one weakness m en don’t share—they are more con­ LOUISVILLE INEA) cerned wiUi looks than with Match races between running comfort. They find tt hard to resist horses have a way of disinte a “darling little chair” that grating into rout*. ia about as comfortable to sll Such proved to le the ruse in as a telephone booth, or an In a boat race in Uxilsville. "adorable little lamp” that doesn't give enough tight for In a 14-mile heat between reading, or the straight-back­ two old paddle-wheelers up ed copy of an antique sofa and down the Ohio Hirer, the that was originally designed Delta (Juaen won In a romp to grace a parlor—but not lo from tha Belle of Louisville. sit on while reading tho pa­ per. ronite la The Nit* When men look at a piece Ta Go Out To A of furniture they think about Movie ! I 1 whether it la comfortable, serviceable, and whether it ■' SJ > c 1 IV ' has a truly homelike, inviting u i u i -im i H t a i f i F look. They a r e also sensible PHONE FA 2-1216 TONiTEjk TLES. enough to question out loud why one chair costs three or Family four times as much as an­ Entertainment other, when the basic struc­ 2:45 *11:15 ture Is pretty much the same. Walt Disney Since men aren’t likely to be impressed by name brands that have become status symbols to women, a sales­ man can't easily put them in their ptare by saying, "Of Co-Feat ura 10:04) course, you can get by with “TIIE this chair; there’s nothing m a g ic sw oitrr I really wroag with it. But If Basil Kalhhone you buy tiiis one, you will In Color have something you can be Coming Frt. 4k Nat. proud of.” “CRITIC'S CHOICE” So it is IS important for a Boh Hop* Lucille Ball wife to take her husband along when she buys furni­ Familiar Ring Vi ( (DaLux LAUNDRY & CLEANERS PARK IN G IS NO PROBLEM AND IT S F R E E W H E N YOU TRA D E W IT H USI 504 W. 1st. 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BRASS M O TO RS 206 KA8T LIMIT -0 WITHFOODORDER niiiimiiiiiiiiuiiimuiiuiiuimiiiiiiR .niiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin NO FAIR OFFER REFUSED I TNE MONEY YOU SAVE WILL BE YOURS! SOUTHERN MADE I ICORNI r n o ii II m u c k QUICK 3 ro.*l°0 Yl E x. nd j < ^ S o n o ir FU JBBER SALAD DRESSING LADY FAIR Hombtrott or JUIIIIIIIIIIIIUUI1UU1IIIIUIU =* HOT DOG R O ILS FRESH JUMBOSIZE CAMTA- LOPES SIZE REGULAR 19f VALUE = E _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiinnnimuiGL Suoiuiuiuuiuiuiiiuiiuiiinuniiun. Sunnuuum i l l ti COMMERCIAL ST. SA M O H i) ,K �Buffet Dinner Enjoyed By Church Teams by the University of The church was dseorated with arrso foments of white gladioli, moms, baby's breath, fan aad palms. Organist, Roger Harris, pfteeated a program of gap- silver and crystal bowls. Serv­ ing at the bride’s table wort Mrs. James Leonard, Mrs. Herbert Maas, Mrs. Leals Kasky, Mrs. Jimmy Veems aad Mias Barbara West. Mrs. Bea M. Howland asslated with Uw bride's book which was placed eo a table decorated with a white rose eaeemble. Floating hostesses wort the M lsm Sheralyna Lord's Prayer." The bride, given in mar­ riage by her father, wok g gown of CbaatlDy lac* and p m allk parchment satin, lb* empire bodice of lice featured a bateau neckline and long tapered sleeves with Uny lace covered button* down tb* baek. The biUawiag princess skirt had lace appliques embroid­ ered with candlelight Irides­ Mrs. Baev** presented Mr*. cent* and seed peart*. The Georgs Mirella, vice-preil- akirt terminated fa a court dM*, with a birthstone pen. train. Her two tiered fingerMM via bo leaving tho end Up veil of imported illusion, waa attached to a crown of of Jom ter Norfolk. JUftosh monte wen served matching Ism with irideiGteteS tho social by co-boa- cents and m d pearls. leans Mr*. B. E. Betancourt, Her bouquet waa a white Mrs. J. F. Uhr aad T. E. orchid with etreamers of ■mas, MV*. L J. JamO, green Ivy and whit* ribbon. Mr*. G. E. Diets*, Mrs. Ralph Sh« carried a satin bound Bible, given to the groom's grandfather, Albert Ernest Edward Cowley, by Queen yu-toete Tty Blhte has been carried by brides In the Cow­ ley family since that time. Maid of honor waa Mis* Eamlll* Eton Collins, sister of tho bride. She wore n street length sheath of turquota taffeta, featuring a bmtese el bar horn* to Loch Alter fer a secant party for sweetheart neckline and a Beauty Counselor represents- petal shaped overskirt of silk organs* and carried a cas­ Urea la this area. -Goeets wen Mrs. Bernard cade bouquet of pom pom Harkey, Mrs. W. R. Arm- daises. srttong, Mr*. G. A. Warnke, Bridesmaids and matrons Mrs. Eugene Xreajaeger, Mr*. were Miss Lavcrn Sweeney, Jew Aleaaaler.M, Mr*. Mai- Mias Betty Mann and Mrs. calm Lodge Jr£ aad Mra. Peter Bukur. Their gowns and bouquets were Identical France* Weetor, During tb* evening the It that of Urn maid of honor. troop snjoyed reeding por­ Best man waa Peter Bukur tion* of n letter from a for­ and groomemen were Thomas mer Banford resident, Mrs. Richey, Andrew Bracken and Wallace Tyre, who now lives Charles Rabun Jr, la Germany. She la atlU a The bride’s mother chose a silk brocade BC Representative with head­ champagne sheath, with matching acces­ quarter* in the Munich Branch bt Germany. Mra. Torbett served a de*. oert course using a beautiful brass service that shu pur­ chased while living In India. TUESDAY The Musle Students of Miss Madeline Mallem will be pre­ sented In their annuel recital ■t the Hanford Woman's Club, starting at 7 p.m. The public i* invited to attend. Complete Home Improvement Service Plans, Estimates, Quality Workman­ ship, Dependable Local Contractor, Decidable — Russ Spencer FA 2 2470 sories and a corsage of pale green rymbldlum orchids. The groom's mother wore a dress of navy blue nylon with white bolero and gloves and a corsage of white cymbldium orchids. Immediately following tho ceremony, a reception was held in tho Church Courtyard. The bride's table was over­ laid with an Italian cut-work linen cloth snd centered with a four-tiered wedding cake, embossed with white roses and ltHea-of-tbw-valley, flank­ ed by two branched silver candelabra with white taper*. Accenting the decorations were arrangements of white gladioli, baby’s breath and mums arranged in antique Mrs. T ice Enjoys Visit In Tennessee lly Donna Rate* Mr*. Thro Tice has returned to her hums in Longwood. aft­ er a week's visit with her two daughters and their familire, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellis and Mrs. Emily Warren, in Doneleon, Tenn. While there she attended graduation t-xci< I*«s et Penbody University as e guest of Mr*. Ellis whu la a member of the faculty. She also attended a lunch­ eon for faculty end graduate students at Bcarritt College, where Mra. Warren eervva as private secretary to the col­ lege president. Far Property Williams and Susan White. * For traveling Mrs. Cowley eboee a beige salt of reyoa bopsieklng, trimmed with descent buttons, brawn acces­ sories and the orchid from her bridil bouquet. Following their stay at tho University of Miami, in Coral Gables, (ho coupl* will reside In their home, on Lake Markham. FA 2-0331 Mlaa GtorgUana HU Mo m , daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Fomat Brawer Stoaa of Mattland, became the bride of E4win Russell Fatic, sob of Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Fatic of BrookavUle, in a double ring ceremony, at 2:30 p.m , Jane 1, at the MaiUand Orthodox Preabytrriaa Church. Rev, Arthur A, Ftoelleh of­ ficiated at the ceremony, snd Mrs. Froelich played tradi*T r:if-* Aj*-"'-*-iMiM j Special Day j All Soul* Catholic Women's : Club will sponsor a "Diy of j Recollection1* In the Parish Church thla Wednesday. II TTie activity will commence MRS. E. RUSSELL FATIC with Maaa at 0 a.m. and close _ with Benediction of the Bless­ ed Sacrament at 2 p.m. Kev. Richard J. I.ynns, pastor will be the Retreat Mailer. All ladiea of lh« area are Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster Tuesday. He is in room M12. cordially Invited to Join in a Mr. and Mrs. Rae Irland day of spiritual development. attended tho Florida annual conference held in Lakeland. and children, enroute to their S. V. Gillespie brother of new aasignment in Alaska, St re. Vesta Thropp underwent are visiting her mother, Mrs. Bertha Hardin, and family surgery in the Orange Me­ and hi* parents la Sanford. morial Hospital, Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sc- Enter p ris e P e rsonals Skate Party For Graduates The bride's mother wore a light blue linen dress with white embroidery and white ■ceeesories with a corsage oi white aweelbeart rose*. The Kroom’s mother wore a dress of dusty rose Chantilly lace and silk crepe with ■ corsage of pink sweetheart roses. A reception was held fol­ lowing the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents, 1300 Maitland Ave, with 200 friends and relatives attend­ ing. The home was decorated with a profusion of pink and white flowers and the stair­ case from which the bride threw her bouquet was dec­ orated with fern tied with white satin bows. Miss Joy Hyrons was in charge of the bride's book. Fifteen of the bride's aunts and cousins took turns presiding at the punch bowl and serving the beautiful fourtiered wedding cake. The refreshment table was adorned with a silver candelabra holding an arrangement of pink and white snapdragons. Many out of town relatives and friends were present for TBS 'wedding ana reception.— For traveling the bride chose a powder blue linen suit, blue hat, while acces­ sories and a rose corsage. Following a short wedding trip to the mountains of North Carolina the couple will make their home In Tavares. mones and children of South Carolina are now occupying the San Geroge house on Pine Street Mr. Semonet has pur* Names Chairmen chased Darwin Bruce’s land Mrs. Paul Aucoin, president clearing, fill dirt hauling, etc., In this area. of All Souls Catholic Women's Club has announced the following committee chair* GIVE “DAD” men (or the coming year: Membership, Mrs. Virgil A FITTED Kceran; program, Mrs. John CASE OR A I'unly; spiritual develop­ ment, Mrs. John Kolarik; DOPP KIT publicity, Miss Edle Krygler; historian, Mrs. James Dou­ cette; telephone, Mrs. Frank Iluhn and Mrs. Eugene Rogero. Sunshine, Mrs. Clifford Milliken; refreshments, Mrs. Joe Hickson; altar, Mrs. M. Car­ ver; librarian, Mrs. Rose Hlrt; coupons, Sirs. Theo­ dore Michels; birthday apron, Miss Sara Warren Eustcrby and parliamentarian, Mrs. Angelo Constantine. Sirs. Louis Rotas will take care of any typing that Jb re. quired for the next year. This Gifts • Cards • Hooks group and officers of the or­ ganization wilt comprise the (Formerly McVlcara) executive board for the year 210 E. First St. Slay, 1903, to Slay, 1964. Mr*. J. E. BreefceMre, i f O1 W 1 , « • Im hM lor * hmeheon honoring Wr airier, Mr*. Jim Wont and daughter, Carole, of Franklin, N. C. and Mrs. Edith Brooklyn, who is Waring this weak for a vacation la Baltimore, Md. The luncheon was bald at the Robert Meyer Motor Inn, in Orlando. Other guests were Mine Judy Worst, Mrs. Leonard Faulk J r, Mrs. C. T. Nlblack, Mrs. W. B- Meek. Mlaa Kath­ ryn Lawton, Mrs. Jimmy Brookshire and Mrs. Ferrell Beasley. Cawdbenry Personals Robert* Pries, 11-ysarold granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kryder, of Lake Dr, Casselberry, arrived Monday night by plane from her home in Leo, Ind, la spend the summer with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Kryder and Roberta will at­ tend the American Legion and Auxiliary conventions la Clearwater June 7-*. ROSE MARIE REID Shapely Swim Sulla With Matching Swim Capa Klclncrt "Featuring Fnakieoe Just For Yea" 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE HOURS; • TO I M A ll Souls Club HONOREES AT A RECENT SKATING PARTY were Tex Woodruff nml Shells! Beat. In tho background nre tho hostesses, from left, Mr. nnd Mra. Sheuly Best and Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Green. (Herald Photo) ifty classmates and friends Melodra Skating Rink from Rest family. . tnvlud to share in a 10 P-m- to 1 «’m- . ,, On* ‘he pUyful i IMrvehment* of cookie*, strenuous activities enjo mint*, nut* and punch were served during the evening, lkroratione were carried out in the clasa colors of green and white, using fern, and white orchid* on the refresh­ ment table. Li mo punch was served from a beautiful crys­ Ilk* homo, tal howl, an heirloom of the lor pictures! Osteen Personals By Mra. Clarence Snyder Mr*. Hazel Gllhuly, Mr*. Hubert William* and Mr*. Clarence Snyder attended the banquet and meeting of Ole­ ander Rcbckah Lodge No. B at Daytona Beach, Tuesday evening. It was the official visit of Mrs. Margaret Wattere, of Tampa, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Florida. Tho WMU of the Osteen Baptiit Church met Tuesday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Albert Clark had the pro­ gram which was on Liberia. Mrs. Belma Larcon, left lest week for her summer home In Farmington. Me. Jim Morris has returned from Bay Pina* Hospital to Ida home on Sanlando Spring* Drive. Great Savings on Easy Terms KING-SIZED, LUXURIOUS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE! • metal frame • vinyl cuvercd • • scuff • resistant solid brans locks FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Sanford Conventions s h a p e d luggage in he-mnn sizes for practic­ ality and durability. Hand­ somely constructed with rein­ forced corners and reinforcing vinyl side straps. Club Ila g _______ 6.95* Bee Ua Far KODAK CAMERAS, .Film am Fin taking Companion Bag 14.95* WCAMERA ieboldt's SHU!' Cheat *f Drawers 4 Drawer------- 210 H. PARK AVE *plua 10% Fed. tax Play P e a s -----------112.95 Play Pea Pada_____ «3.IB Strollers ----------- 119.93 Present This Ad (Only Ons Per Family) For Your Free Wolf Head Token Good For One 20 Lb. Wnsh (Twice As Much As A Reg. Washer) Personals 114 NORTH PARK • a keadpWvo of matching roots gad she canted a boa11 quet of white sweetheart h roses. B Xatho Stone, sister of the krtds, served as maid of boof „r aad wore a pink attest[. length gown of silk organxa b over taffeta aad carried pink II sweetheart wees. Her other p attendants were Miss Judy { Pueey aad Mrs. B. B. HtH HI. k who wore ensembles to match I that of the maid of honor. o T. Adriaa Fatic, brother of tho groom, served as best maa and when were Laveme Wheeler and S. B. Hill III, cousins of the bride. ■ 7 Jaw. Casa l s n y Sponsoring MRS. ERNEST HERMAN COWLEY (House of Rahlja Photo) Hostess For Luncheon Weds Edwin Russell Fatic Catholic Club Longwood Casually Ilia "Every Member Ca* res" teams of the First Christina Church were de­ lightfully entertained with • buffet dinner at the Loch Ar­ bor home of MaJ. and Mrs. W. E. Bristol. A sumptuous bakad ham and turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served from the dining room table. The gueste were seated at a long green table oa the aneloeed patio. The exotic arrangement of red gladioli centering the table vied hard to eompeta with the bright Bowers In the patio planters. After an avcnlng of fun and chatting, the guests had noth­ ing but "Oh's" and "Ah's'* as Mrs. Bristol told of soms of the exciting plsces, and stories back of many of the lovely pieces adorning their charming home. Tboee enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Lsstsr Tharp, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Ho­ bart Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Evans, Mr. and Bra. J. L. Horton J r , Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Landless, Mr. snd Mrs. W. If. Young and Mr. snd Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. GeorgiannaStone Miss AT 27th SI. Attendant On THE — - Next To Pinecrest School Duty Muu. Thru Sat. FROM 9 A. M. - 4 P.M. LAUNDERAMA OPEN 21 HOURS A DAY Folding High Chair* *12.93 Trateer Seats ___ — 13.93 EASY TERMS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Sanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 CHARGE IT ! �, 9*t » n M « < W rratt June* 10, 196.1 — P are Tf « if * ' 1 ‘ * NANCY 8CHNERING demonstrates how tn fit skis snugly, left, and goes through a dry land pull-up in practice. W rlttn (or NKA Bafore getting tha feat wet, ■aka aevarwl dry run*. n » tha akis by adjusting tha rubber bindings until they art amif. Dunking tha feat In water will ke#p tha binding* from eheflng whan Miay rub. Start land Instruction with a pull-up. Thia ia to yet you uaed to tha feel of being pulled up by tha tow boat— and teach you tha rlyht way to do ft. Hava ao metre atand cloaa to you with tha tow rope. Take* tha ahnlltar water starting poeitlon—alttlny on tha akia with the thtyha pushad ayalnat tha calves ao that you are a* far forward a* pos­ sible. (iraip the tow bar and hare ycur accomplice pull you to a startiny position, le t the pull briny you to your feet Don’' (“ivy—w—W with yoor l*jr* or arms. let the rope- do the work. Keep tha acma straight, not bent at tha elbow*. As you are pulled to a standing posi­ tion, ]end back against the low and keep the knees ■light­ ly flexed. Practice this until It bacomes natural. Than you art ready to taka to tha watar. There you will encounter several things that dry land practice ho* not prepared you for- F e d e r a ls W in » V# Behind four-hit pitching by Larry Rudd, First Federal ran up 11 hits to down Stan­ dard Oil 18-6 In Die Little League, r# Standings Natfawal league W. I . Brt. 32 Z\ .382 Lot Angeles 33 25 .340 St. Louii 31 38 .5U San rraaciaco 31 28 .3+4 Chicago 28 24 .310 Cincinnati 28 28 .304 Pittsburgh 38 2B .473 Milwaukee 23 20 .435 Philadelphia 2S 32 430 Houston 22 38 .373 New York Result* Sunday New York 8 1. St. Louis 7-10 Philadelphia 8-1, Cincinnati 7-3, (1st game 10 Innings) Los Angeles 11, Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 4-3 Milwaukee 0-3 Houston 3, San Francisco 0 America league W. I* Pel. 33 23 .389 Chicago 32 23 .383 Baltimore -“28- 21 .371 -Yoik— 78 23 .328 Minnesota 77 23 .319 Kansas City 25 24 Jll) Boston 23 23 .489 Cleveland 27 31 .446 Los Angeles 23 29 .122 Detroit 19 38 .333 Washington Results Sunday Um Angeles 4. Minnesota 2 Chicago 4, Kansas City 3 New York 6. Detroit 2 Cleveland 3, Baltimore 3 (14 Innings) S t Louis, Mets Split Twin Bill NEW YORK (111*1) — Tim McCarver’s inside • the • park hases-loadrd home run in the eighth inning highlighted a 10-4 nightcap victory for the St. Louis Cardinsls -Sunday after the New York Mets won the opener, 8-7, with the help of threo gift runs in the seventh. McCarver w n credited with grand slam homer when center fielder Rod Kanchl tumbled to the turf while camping under his routine fly- Boston Downs Baltimore 3-2 FSU Set Sarasota Im port-Export Lead Cut U.S. Colleges Develop Today In By Miami Other Lands' Athletes Series NEW YORK (NBA) — Amcri-BTi rolkg* truck and field conches have become big aheds In the import and ex­ port business. They pile up points and win meets white developing ath­ letes for other countries. Mora than 200 members of tha •runty pant* set competing fur United Stattw seats of higher learning are from for­ eign lands. N»«-11 Carroll, who turned in tho fastest half mil* in tho world this year, 1:47.3, in the lo t Angeles Coliseum Ketaya, it a typical ca-e. Carroll, a roughly handsome lad with finely -chiseled feature, and an appropriate brogue, hails from Annaitaa-nn, a *<« sea,-oust village in County Louth, Ire­ land. lie is a VUlanova sopho­ more at 21. Carroll, who perhapa la as hig a t New Zealand’* Peter Snell at 6-g and 180 pound*, would he the rsrly favnrile for the Olympic 800 meters If it wero certain that Snell, the defending champion, would eonri-ntratr on the 1,500. Like Ron Delany before him. Carroll will rumpete for Ireland In tho Games in Tokyo tn October, 1964. "After I did 1:48.3, fastest ever fur a lit-year-old, in Dub­ lin, Ron Delany wrote Jumbo (Jim Elliott, Vlllanovn coach) and Junibu wrote Delany at about tha earn* time,” eiplained Carroll after winning the IC4-A 880 at Downey Sta­ dium on Randalls Island in New York in a leisurely l:3g.4. “Whan Irishmen talk track, the narie Vlllarova nope tin at once. Delany and John Joe Barry, another distance* man; Jimmy Hvardon, the ipiartermiler; Clem Clancy, tha discus thrower, ami other fin* tada who want then- made Villanova a big name In Ireland. ’’I’m a little old to lie a sophomore, but there is no track in Ireland’s secondary school and 1 didn’t really get moving until I got in the Army, where 1 spent (wo years.*' Carroll came to the U.8, at a member of a relay tram By United Pros* International headed by Delany in the win­ To say that Rochester*! Nat ter of 1961-62 and never went Martinez was successful In buck, lie doesn’t intend to re­ hia first starling assignment turn except on a visit. Villanuva was made svm of the season Is an under­ more attractive to the young­ statement. Given a chance if a start­ ster, who Is the ion of a wid­ er after having been used ex­ ower doing office work In a clusively in relief, the 21- mill, by two aunta in Phila­ year-old Martinez pitched the delphia who take good care of first no-hltter of tha Interna­ him. tional League season, turning Other f o r e i g n e r * who bark tha Jacksonville Sum. bounced down In front in the 3-0. In their sevtn-Inning IC4-A I n c l u d e d Harvard's nightcap Sunday. Chrla Ohlri from Nigeria with Rochester Manager Darrell a meet record 30-foot, 1-lnch Johnson, desperate for a triple Jump. TTie Crimson hs* starting pitcher after having a n o t h e r able hop-sklp-andsustained a 16-3 shellacking jumper In Chukwuma Axlklwo, at the hands of the Suns in •Iso from Nigeria. Wendell the opener. Mottley of Trinidad became By lifted Press lute rue IUa si Sarasota bad its lead In the Florida State League cut to P i gamea Sunday night when the Miami .Marlins defeated the Sun Sox 4-3. Fight Sarasota errors aided the Marlins’ cause. Shortstop Bob Morgan led the Marlins by driving in four runs with two doubles. Tampa split a doubleheader with Orlando losing 3-2, and winning 3-3. Orlando scored it* winning run In the first game in the sixth inning when Dick Ath­ enian singled, stole terond and moved to third on a Tar­ pon error. He was singled iHime by catcher H a n k IzquirnJo. In the second game, first baseman Kevin Sanders and Tom Pardua drove tn two runs each to lead the Tarpons to their 5-3 win. St. Petersburg at Fort Ij u dentale was rained out. The Lakeland Tigers edged Ibe Daytona Beach Islanders 7-8 when left fielder Wayne Comer alammed out a bases loaded triple In the bottom of tha ninth Inning to teort the winning run*. The Islanders tied up the game tn the top of the ninth when first baseman George lluleti started a aii-rua rally by belting a grand alam home run. Tonight. Fort Lauderdale plays at Miami, Daytona Beach goes to Orlando. St. Petersburg travels to Sara­ sota and Lakeland pltya at Tampa. The standings: W L Pet. Sarasota 27 18 .800 St. Petersburg 26 20 M i 2H 21 .333 Lakeland Fort Lauderdale 21 21 .323 Orlando 21 21 .311 22 26 .431 Miami 19 Daytona Beach .422 Tampa It .364 Beginner Racks First No-Hitter O R M LURE M e rg * W WJ 3 S V /. BALTIMORE (DPI)-Chuck Schilling singled home Hun Nixon In the ninth inning with tha tying run and again In tha 14th Inning with the win­ ning run Sunday to give the Boston Red Sox a 3-2 victory over the Baltimore Oriole*. Both of -Schilling’s hits earns with two out — in the ninth off Dlek Hall and In the 14th off Stu Miller, who lost his second game of the sea­ son In three decisions. WORST FOOT forward —Yank’s Mickey Man­ tle in wheeled from hospital in Baltimore, Mil., after hnvinff a cast applied to hig left foot. Mantle suffered a brok­ en bone when his spikes caujrht in center field fence while Irvin# to fin# a homer by Ori* ole.V Hrooks Robinson. He’ll be out of play at least a month. (NEA Telephoto) Punts Arensi, at the ex­ treme end of Patagonia on the Straits of Magrllan, is the world’s southernmost city. Yale’* firot IC4A 440 winner In S3 years. Sam Amukun of Uganda has dona 9.H In the 100 for Colgate. lUivaid's Aggivy Aworl from Uganda has don* 20.6 in the 220 and 14 flat in the 120 high hurdles. Holland sent Oregon a swift 880 man in Ray Van A*trn, Great Britain shipped South­ ern Illinois a corking mller In Brian Turner. Gcsiff Walk­ er, running that distance, and At Ijtwlcr, • two-niller, nrn two of eight Australians at Houston, Uylke Vandcrwal of Kearney State in Nebraska, Is a Canadian. Colin Rldgway, high jumping for l.anmr Tech of lleauiuonU Tex., U a South African. C. K. Vang, currently the world's foremost athlete aiming at »n amazing 10,000 points in the dsvathlon, D the son of a Taiwuu tribesman who co-captamril th« UCLA team, but why go on7 The big question is how the great Peter Snell got away. Macon Misses Chance To Gain tailed Prose latrrnitlonal Hunnerup Macon missed a chance to gain ground Sunday night on South Atlantic Lea­ gue leader Augusta by divid­ ing a doublchcadcr with Nash­ ville. C ' FINGERkip STARTING W O H O l IA1IIW I01ks W in 10-6 The Elk* nine downed tlm CPO team 1B-6 in the Han­ ford Junior league. CPO failed to follow through on lla nliw hits, as compared to seven for this Elks. Maples waa tha winning pitcher. LA W N -B O Y American Rent-All In Sanford 2866 S. 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(UPI)-The race for the national colleg­ iate baseball title beam* to­ day with Missouri and West­ ern Michigan favored and the rest of the entries lightly bunched behind. The four-game first-round program in the double-elimi­ nation NCAA World Series opened at noon with Pcnn^ Mate meeting Arizona. Flor­ ida State and Western Michi­ gan arc matched in a 3 p.m. game. The evening double-header will be launched with a Tex­ as-Southern California contest at 7 p.m. Holy Cross and Mis­ souri are scheduled to climax the marathon show at 9:15 p.m. Another four games are on tap Tuesday, with the losers' brarket game* slated for the afternoon. Severe weather forecasts have been routine in this area the entire past week, but forecaster* laid skies by game time should be partly cloudy today, Home relief from the 90-degree-plus tem­ perature* was also expected by today. *2 7 0 UNTIL YOU GET A LONG DRIVE IN COMET AT Buy 2 t *2 0 90 ' ' ' I * ' Sanford, Florida INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. 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M AKE A js a a s d 1 By Kate Osann VCUJMDMM M M M p SIDE GLANCES TP(ET SAY THE N W Gs m nskeeper g X . USED 1 HtAXf, By Galbraith V i H n Of PoM Ir H r a r l i f H r . ■ • H i l l s TV* I M i u . * a n t i n g 4 a d A h n a S a a lw n O f TA* N S IS* H u r t s O r Mead*. O s A n y f w t l M TW rtrf. T O W HOM I T M A T (f OX CK RX : X O T II 'B 1* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t th * Hoard o f C o u n t y i ' o m m l a r l o n r r a uf Mrmlnolr C o u n t y . F l o r id a , upon p -tltln n of CHRMTKR G. NKtJtON and Itt'TII T A T U H t XHIdtUX, hla w lfa. an d UHKTHUDK II. CHU .DRKHH, w ill, at *:!• o’c l o c k a m . on th * S i t h d a y o f J u n a . A. D. 1SI1. a t t h a Countjr rum m la alo nrra* M e t InX r o o m In tli o C o u n t y C o u r t h o u e e a t S a n fo r d . F l o r id a , b o ld a p u b l i c h r a r l n u upon a n d w i l l c o n a ld a r a n d d a t r r m ln a w h e l h • r or not, ta M Hoard o f C o u n ­ t y C o m m l a a lo n e r a w i l l c lo aa, v a c a t e a n d ab a n d o n t h a f « l l o w i n g l a g a l l y d e e r r lb e d p u broad*. or a n y p u rtlo a I b e re ii f . In Hrmlnulo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , l e g a l l y d e e r r lh e d a»: I N NF.U4li.VM I*AK KV 1KW iim n iiT M . a m b n d k d 1’ I.AT, gem luol* County, F l o r id a , a a rtt-nrdrd In F l a t H o o k t l , p a s * t l . oT th a P u b l i c R e cor d* o f Ke mlnola C ounty. F lorid a: All n f th at cartaln a tr tr t daarrlbtd aa l. a k a Huth I ir l v t, rai-apt t h a t p o r t i o n thrraof ly in g W r it or a l i n e r u n n i n g Hnulh 4 da* g r r r a I V IF* Wr vt f r o m a p o i n t Ion t h e S o u t h li n o o f Imt 7) l o t SI r u t Mouth ■ J d ' g r e e u I f 1*4 B o a t o f th a S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r a f H o t T. an d rrnouni-a an d d l a c la lm a n y r ig h t of tha C ounty an d P u b ­ li c In and t o th a a t w v n - d s a c r l b t d p u b li c a t r a a t or atr aata . r oad o r roada, or a n y p o r t i o n t h t r a o f . d r ac rlb r d on a n y r a r o r d a d m a p or p la t aa a a tr a a t. r oad or h i g h w a y , o t h r r t h a n Mtata n f F r d a r a l roada m a i n ­ t a i n e d by t h e Htala o f F l o r i d a . i> K D I I O M M LXTKIIKHTKD H IT API's: A ll AND HF. I I K A R D A T T I I R Tl M K A N D T H A I S , A l l l H f . rfr iXJU i i U b — H o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m Ia . aln ner a. Memlnola C o u n t y , Florida. Ily i . C. I lu tc h la u n , C h a i r ­ ma n. PC B L dH ii : J u n e it. m i. CJDJ-S1. Iw P r r k a t r I n R e : B e t e l * o f MASIIK M A R T IN , d e c ra a e d . Tw A l l L rr d lla tw a n d Peyawwe H a v i n g Clalaaa or D a n a a d a A a a l n r t b a t e K ata tet Tou and each of y o u a r e h e r e b y n o t i f i e d a nd r e q u i r e d t o pr aaant a n y c U l m a a n d d a m a n d a w h i c h you . o r a l l h a r of you, m ay have agaln at th e e a t a l e or U A M I t i M A R T I N , d e caaa ad , l a t a o f aald C o u n t y , to th e C o u n t y J u d g a e f M em ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t hla o f f i c e In t h e c o u r t hou ae o f a a ld County a t Hanrord. F l o r i d a , w ith in ala calendar m o n th * f r o m the t i m e o f t h e f l r e t publication of th la notice. ME,Too/ IbVMDRK FOR.A M IN IA T U R E — c o u r se g olf / ___ l l k a is a h iiM B . 'Z u rC Z . TH E N 1H O SH PALACE G U V S »l It r i g h t a b o l t YO U E K IN ’ A "IK WAGON 1ST? — BUT I P O N T RECALL 7 C LU NG , ANYBOPT ^ 'WMvV nu> [ about it/ r C eOMEBOby? )*RW“ breement n en e k i. ta cri­ WASHINGTON (UPJ) — minal intelligence, tor exThe ether day e woman step­ ample, tack a fancy previouaped out of e telephone booth ly kept Ita own separate file* b en sad was arrested oa oa underworld fifurei. Nov charges of operating a num­ this material 1* being conbers game netting about $1.salidalcd daily Into special OOo a day. This la a fairly (Ilea of the orfoniaed crime common occurrence and is aectloa, farm Inf complete mentioned only because the arrest was made In the lob­ and up-to-date report* on by of the Bureau of Internal aome 1.500 big time rackeRevenue when she had keen teeri. As a result, we have jotted racketeer* who prnemployed for 20 years. U ia common knowledge vioualy wen able t« elude tkat illegal gambling Is ram- punishment." Some of the big fish whe pant across the United States, and tome persons ia position have been snared In Kettncdya to know put the annual turn­ net a n Frankie Carbo, Bits* over at $50 billion. Attorney by Palermo, Trigger Mike Geocral Robert F. Kennedy, Coppola, Buster Wortman, armed with new poweri from Frankie Caruso and Kid Congnis and using advanced Latin. Some rare caught on tccbaiqnes, is waging mass­ Income tax «va»l:n and aome ive war against the gamblers. on narcotics violations, but He believes tkat gambling— all of them knew their way rather than narcotics or pros­ very well along the Intricate titution, for instance—is the network of gambling that chief source of revenue for runs through the underworld. If a man wanti to be a the American underworld. A smalt but vocal group of professional gambler, he must people think Bobby Kennedy buy a $30 wagering stamp, ia wasting his time. They ar­ pay the federal government gue that the urge to gamble, a tax of 10 per cent m his the desire to get something gross wagering roceipti and for nothing la as basic in a ta t of $250 oa a gaming human nature as hunger and device such as a slot ma­ the MX drive. On the prin­ chine. For reasons of their ciple that if you can’t lick own thousandi of gambtera ’em, join ’em, these people try to evade the laws by not say tbe solution is for the registering and not paying federal government to legal­ th« taxes. That’s when Bob­ ise gambling and drive (he by Kennedy's men strike, and racketeers out of business. sometimes their activities Some of these proposals will sound like something out ef a be examined in detail later. suspense novel. Wt « CWee Feel Far Fire Such incidents as the wo­ They once made simultan­ man's arrest are fuel for the eous raids ia 01 cities and fire of advocates of legailMd arrested 140 persons, le s t gambling, llow, they argue, April 300 federal agents as­ are you going to stamp out sembled from Illinois, Michi­ eamhllnr when an alleged gan and Wisconsin hit Chinumbers ring is operating in- Ti TfB m wnat tu s um iilfcdside tbe citadel of the Amer­ as the largest raid In the his­ ican tax structure? They fol­ tory of anti-gambling enforce­ low up by telling two stories, ment. It was the climax of both fictional and both so six months of investigative heavily encrusted with the work, and each agent knew moss of time that doubtless exactly where to go and the identity of the m«t be was you have beard them: —A man ia loalng steadily seeking. This was a drive against at roulette and a friend says to him: "Doa't you know that illegal book makers. Thirtyroulette wheel le crooked?" nino establishments were Tbe man replies: "Sure, but raided simultaneously and V. U'i tha only game In town." S. attorney James P. O'Brien —A man about to enter a said he had smashed two en­ horse race track falls to his tire ayndlcale book making knees and utters this pray­ rings. Bobby Kcnndy doea not er: "O, Lord, please let me break even today. My wifo think he is going to stamp needs to have her appendix out gambling overnight Ho ia encouraged by new lews out." The point they are trying making it a felony to trans­ to make, of course, if that mit bets interatato. by wire nothing is going to prevent or telephone; a felony to gambling. This argument gets transport gambling devices abort shrift at the Depart­ such ai numbers racket slips ment of Justice. Bobby Ken­ interstate; and a felony to nedy la not Interested in travel interstate to promote philosophical d 1a c u a a ions or engage in gambling, ", . . The fight ia far Ihna about the gambling urge. The laws are on the books and he won," Kennedy says. "The has sworn to enforce the forces of organised crime are laws. In a recent statement quick to move in when they Kennedy explained what he find law enforcement tempor­ arily lax or inefficient . . . wai doing: "In the Department of Jus­ It must be a long-range, de­ tice the organized crime and termined effort." (Next: lotteries, legal and racketeering section has been revamped and strengthened so illegal.) that it can marshall all the resources of the federal gov­ ernment and provide effec­ tive assistance to state and local agencies . . , Increased Fersonael “The number of attorneys working in this section has been expanded about three times to about 60. Each ia asiigoed a specific part of the country and is respon­ sible for all grand juries and trials in this area. Steps also have been taken to instill a new spirit of co-operation among the V federal law en- *K says It's written bi farms tha tvs rags It; undernUnd, but a bents ms! I gusse I'm j a Uymnni" iR.- «V.T|U-fA, Hawaii | JIMMY'S fHOTINO CYER AM J ATPSNPfCTOMV. TULIOM 1 ABOUT WURCVIRAnOW.JIAUmJ AND l U M E X U Stmt LATHt. Legal Notice .V im i K O F PI MI.IO IIIS AH IV It SI Won by 41Tjrp« af tbwaa etriUgem IB Merchandise 43 Irmlnln* appellation SB Tlnm far 44 y meter rvUxatian M "Bis ------- * 46 Soviet r o w 47 Shield 4B Utopian 4SCaiwal 41 Hawaiian f l a t SI Tuna povtod r* 1 t r FT rr q M WaikiU — 40 A s t e r 41 lUwaitaw inland 43 N tw l)w «d i 43 Followed 44 Oriental feed BOSoy i M k a n UW&e'twn MSetf-lovn IBGaard bar The HERALD isr 5? N olle* I* hereby given, ILiord o f C o r n t y r u t n m l u l n n ■re a f ttem ln olo C o u n t y . 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S a n fo r d , F l o r i d a , In th a C u u n t y C o n in il a a ln n er e R o o m , uti J u n a IS, 1*41 a t IV:no A .11. or aa e o o n t h e r e a f t e r ae p o a glb la. Hoar d o f C o u n t y C o m m i e atoner *. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , Hr J. C. H u t c h l e o n . C h a i r ­ man . A l l t e l A r th u r B e c k w i t h Jr. FCIJL.I6II: J u n e I f , 1141. OSSJ-43 Serious Crime Up 7 Per Cent WASHINGTON (DPI) _• Serious crime in the United States rose seven percent in Um first three months of 1$63 over the corresponding period of 1962. FBI Director J. Ed­ gar Hoover said. Hoover said increases in crime against property was responsible for the increase. Crimes against the person de­ clined — murder was down one percent, aggravated as­ sault three percent and forci­ ble rape two perccnL MILWAUKEE, Wli. (UP!) —The chief in charge of the Titan I and Titan II mintle fjatema said aome Titan II mlasilei already are In th« bands of the Strategic Air Command (SAC) and are be­ ing checked out in advance of a "nfrtshingly imminent’* complete transfer. "Some Titans already have been placed in their silos." Brig. Gen. John L. McCoy told n news conference. "When they are completely operational it will double thn number of miiile launching aitra and more than double our capabilities." �'f ir * Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use The: Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tu**., thru P i t - 2 P. X. H*y before insertion. Hon. • Sat. coon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tun., thru P r t - X P. M. day before insertion. Moo. • S at aooa. 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I .sundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sslo 36. Articles Wuntod 56. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas -VI- ERNDST L. so ticb V A IO H V . D*r*n<l*nt or h it T U I K I I N E 4 T U VAITOIUT t i l l P l n v b r o u lc D r i v e J s c k i o n . Ml**l**1pM A S w o r n C o m p l a i n t ha tri n g T>a*n fllad a e a l n a t jrou In t h e C ircuit Court In an,t f<.r ■ • m i n u t e C o u n t y . K lo r iJ a , In Cbancarr. (or D ivorce, the s h o r t t i l l # o f aalil a c t i o n h e I n g K U L A D. V A L t ill. N , P l a i n ­ t i f f va. DR.VK.HT U V A U O H X , D e f e n d a n t , th a a a p r s a a n t a a r t t o c a u s a a n i l r a q u lr a y o u to file your w ritten defeneta I f a n y , to t h a C o m p l a i n t f i l e d th ereof upon P la in tiffs a t­ t o r n e y on o r b a f o r o th a ITth t in y of June. A. D. till. O th er w la a a D e c r e e P r o C o n feaao w ill be e n te r e d a e a ln e t y o u and t h a eauaa proceed • a parte. WlT.NKHrf m y h a n d a n d o f ­ f i c i a l a e a l a t H anford . Ka minu la C o unty . F lorid a, thla J lr d d a y o f s l a y . A. D. t i l l . (H E A L ) A r t h u r If. D e c k w l i h , Jr., C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d F o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty . F l o r i d a By: M a rth a T. Vlhte n D. C. Gordon V . Fred erick Attorney for Plaintiff P . O. D o t H I S IDt-ltl N o r t h Shark A v en u a H an ford , F l o r i d a P u b l l e h M a r IT A J u n e S. IS, IT. If SI. CLI-1SO H r i n t t'iT the x i.v rii J iiiir m . lti n i l c n iim . nut r o i it r. r iH r ir r iiiMihoLE CNAXC KRY SO. n e t s v ix rit u k llH T tl.lfiH us' h i t n FOMRCLOnPEE n i D K U A I , N A T IO N A L MOHTO A U E JLS60CUT10.Y, rtalntur. •va- OEOBOE CEPHAS! nOOURH a n d MA ltO A RET (1ERAL.D1NE HOOKIUI, h i t Wife. ro i Defendant*. o K o iio r : c k piiah in m KIW. IIE HIDKNI'K UN* K S O W X. AND W I II IS K LAHT K N O W S VI A I 1.ISO A D D H K H H : V W 11 N A V T tOJ. c / o KPO. N E W VOI IK. N E W Y iH tK , an d M A ltO A I L ir r t J E H A I D J N E lKMlEltH. h i e w i f e , W HOME 11 E V I D E N C E A N D A D U HEH H A HE U N K N O W N : A N D T O: ALL. P A I tT IE H C L A I M IN G I N T B R B 8 T nr. T I I R O U a i l . P S D E ll OR A GAINHT T H E A F O I tK K .U D P E R m>N S : TOU A R E h ereb y n otified t h a t a C o m p l a i n t l „ fo r e c l o e n Legal Notice AllY K H TIIK IO '.V r OF I I I ) ! Public n o tice 1* h ereb y g iv e n that b e g i n n i n g on t h e I p h day o f Ju n e. 1SS1 a t 11:00 o' dock. .1. it. and o n n lln u ln g on each t u c c r t d l n g d a y ( e x ­ clu d in g hund.iye and ho ltd a y e) at the ,.im< time of day and place until all tha good* era sold or until tha tlen le •atlefled , w e will aell a t p u b ­ lic auction a t our w areh u u ae at 1100 F ren ch A t *., Hanford. Ih«. b*|,,w dcBCrlhwd g o o d # , w a r * * an d m erchsn ill** fo r * t u r a g a a n d o t h e r c h a r s * * f o r w h i c h a H e n on th e *a m a la c la im e d . T h a g u o d e t o be *old a n d th * n a m e o f lh a o w n e r o r pereoti o n w h n e e a c c o u n t l h a g o o d a a r e h e ld are ae folluw a: MIL LE E OH HAN a u d / o r MILL LEE OHIIA.N an Internet appeare. T ypew riter, D etk , E n d T a ­ ble. C h a ir , H helf , H e w in g M a c h in e , cloth ** Rack, C h a i r O a e k e t , W o o d Hog, Sm all bog. W ait* C an , F loor la m p . 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B re ad B og. F o r t y Haven C a r to n * a n d c o n t e n t * . Have n B a r ­ rel* an d content*. N o r t h A m e r i c a n V a n L ine*, Inc . ■ H anf or d T r u o * f * r A H lo r a g o Co., a * I nte r **: m *y appear. B y : R. t). A llla o n P u h l t i h J u n * t. IS, 1143. CD J-J i s t h e i iitt i i t m i h t n r TH E SISTII J l l l l t l A I . t i l l X I IT OF t i l l P o l l SEMI 3. Education • Instruction U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TEST #salsrk fr r a li June 10, 1963 — Page 9 SWEKTIK IMK Men • Women. l#-52. start hljii at 1102.00 a week. Prctiorttory Irgminu until | ■ppoinled. Thouiimli of Job* open. Experience u*ualljr imnccemry. FREE j inforaulkm on Job, salariet, rv<iuiremenU. Write and phone. Lincoln Service, j TODAY giiln: nime. t i tlrega and plume. Linco'.n •crvlce, Box 15, Sanford Uerild. ./ JOB security can be yours l>y preparing now for coming Civil Service exams. For In­ formation write NATION­ AL TRAINING SERVICE INC. Box «A c/o SANFORD HERALD. 12. Real E atate For Sale JANITOR to work in an Elec­ FREE idorabla gray Kittens Big shady iota up to 380' frontage. Highly restricted. WILSON PLACE 3 ml. W. on Hi-Way 48. Willard Jones FA 2-0684. or Al Wallace FA 2-8388. 2 BEDROOM bouse. Florid* room. Available now. Ph. FA 2-1541. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parkin; loU and ahupplns stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. • mikstaa w ta ia iiia M 6-/0 "H e'a su ppoted to w e a r th o m l H o'a a boxeri” WK L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 111 6. For Kent 11. Real Estate Wanted W. First SI. 2 BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen BEDROOM, 2 bath House. 3 RJt. Fum. Apt.. |70 Mo. equipped. 373. FA 2-3103. North of 28th St. Perman­ Bedroom Air-Conditioned. ent resident. Prefer rather 2 BEDROOM furnished Apartlarge lot. Write It. W. I l l E. 8th St., FA 2-6788. ment. FA 2-0841. Robinson, Box 8733, Or­ RENT A BED lando, or phone 423 0884 al­ FURN. Apt. Close in. Phone Rollaway, Hospital h Baby ter 7 p. lit. FA 2 2SOO. Beds. ______ a By Day, Week, or Month 2 BR. Fum. Apt. Privste en­ 12. Real Estate fur Sale CARROLL'S FURNITURE trance. 819 Magnolia. SUNDRIES Store. Slock k Ph. FA 2-J181 118 W. 1st St. equipment. Well establish­ "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Unfumiilicd 2 bedroom house. ed. Proprietor wishci to re­ Cables. FA 247720. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3254 tire. Call FA 2-0274 or or FA 2-0525. TWO 3 ROOM furnished Lungwood TE 8-8389. Apartments. 1st or 2nd FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. floor. 8 miles from base or SALE or Trade 3 room House and 1 acre for lfouA’trailer Free rent for part-time work; center of town. Kent 343 a and difference. 1211 W. 28th ungmennxnn—nwmac.— Gan "month. Ph. FA 2-5771. St. Sanford. alter 6. FA 24833. S' x 48' IIOUSETRA1LER. 2 A SPLENDID BUY I NEW unfurnished 2 bedroom Bedrooms. $50 Mo. Adults Located at 213 West 28th Duplex Apt. New stove k only. PIiom FA 2-7851 alter street, surrounded by some refrigerator. W a t e r furn­ 5:38. of Sanford's nicest people ished. Tile bath and terrazxo Doors. J75 per Mo. Ph. FURNISHED Garage Apart­ this 3 Bedroom home, kit­ chen equipped, and offer­ FA 2-2374 alter 3. ment. FA 2-3380.. ing live further comforts of Efficiency Apt. 330 5Io. up. MODERN Spacious pine pan­ hardwood Doors and fully Surplua City. 201 W. 1st. eled Apartment. Tile bath, tiled bath, is being offered nicely furnished. 383 ■ for immediate sale at FHA F U R N I S H E D Apartment. month. FA 202W approved price of tlWiu.oo, Clean and close in. Jimmie name yuur uwn down pay­ 1 BEDROOM H o Uj c . Furnish­ Cowan. 322-4013. ment (al low as 3388), with ed. 343 a month. Quiet. Pb. nominal FHA closing cost* FA 2 2870. Note tile extras, such as soTici: r \ i n : n rit*rtTinni SUBURBAN. 2 Bedroom un double carportc, patio, JalINK 8T%Tt’TK furnished. Newly painted. uusied porch, plus good TO WHOM IT MKT CX>.NX’KIIN Nolle* I# har«li/ i l v i n that Also 1 bedroom furnished. neighborhood. Shown any­ tha untlcril tf n#(j purauant to FA 2S8U9. time by tha ~rictll(ou « Nam# HtAtu U" Legal Notice Chaptar MS 09. Flftrlila s u tu ta . will rpgUtt r with th# (Mark of tha Circuit Court. In and fur t»ran*« ro u nij-, Florida, upon of prmuf iif tlirt tmblim l Ion of thla notice, th# f!«jIIUou* name, to*wlt: BUYWKH11 under which ( I anil t n tfaetd In b u » ln « « « at 2040 X. Orlando Avm ur, ft«mtnola County, Fh»rl>l». T h a t tha party fnt#raatad In «Al t hualntas onlrrprluo la w# fotlir.% a: IIKKVKY \V IhMkKIlTII I Mi l at H.«uford. HemI t»«sla County, Florida, Mar |*»( t 943. FubllaU; Juua 2, to. 17. 24. IM3 Ct*J-4 l a *n»# Tseurf (Iff The l oiiatp J i l l t s Ram Inal# i # M d f , Flnr* Ida. F INAL KOTItE I S HR: Tho Katata of K U Z A * 1IKTII W. HlhMIANAX, doc «aif<l, 12. Real EMate For 8ale| 16. Female Help W aited 27. Special Services 34. Articles Far Bale UY OWNElTTifr. ’ lVglliTn 2 EXECUTIVE Secretaries, TRACTOR work, mowing, B v N a d in e S e ltz e r home in I'ioecreat. Kitchen Write Box II. c o Sanford discing, blade, scoop. Ph. 2r DUMONT console T.V. Good picture. FA FA 2-7884. equipped. Rcawmble down Herald, payment. A s s u m e paySINGER Round bobWa 29. Automobile S e n se * 17. Mak Htlp Wante# meats. Call FA 21210. lag Machine. D a m and / makes button bole*. Gi Auto Glass, Tops LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedrooms, MANAGER Trainees, age 25 •Bleed. 823 00. Write ] A Sea* Covers 2 baths. Fla. Room. Fenc­ to 30. Married preferred. 4, c o Sanford Herald. ed patio and many extras. Opportunities. Sanford, Cas­ AUTO GLASS & FA 2 9288. selberry, Orange City and SEAT COVER CO. p l e a s e —No more calls an DeLand areas. Contact Mr. uaed Alr-Condltionera. I 304 W. 2nd SL FA 2-1032 RENTAL INCOME DEAL Hudson, Jackson's Minit ALL WORK GUARANTEED sold It. Have good Caused Buy this furnished 2 bedroom Market, longwood Plaza, ones left Bargain price. home fur 31.0OU down and Lungwood, Florida See Al Lyon. Sanford Elec* AUTO GLASS realize about 25‘.r return trie. on your investment. Total WANTED a settle.) Man with INSTALLED price $3,608. Rents for $73, a family to work tn a store. Senkarlk Glass and Paint BEDROOM Suite. Full elan Fast action required. Orthopedic springs a n d Must be sober and honest. Company mattress. Largo l i t alia Furnish good rtferencs. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-488 Permanent job if you quali­ dresser, also 3 piece break* Stemper Agency fy. Giv* reference in letter. 31A. Peta fast room set, 3 piece oak REALTOR — INSUROR Write Box 60, c o Sanford RED Male Dachshund 3 Dinette, platform rocker. FA 2-4891 1918 S. French Ava. By owner. TE Herald. months. FA 2-8903. 6. For Rent •Notice l< li#r#l»|* 4 iv«n that I h*%# fll#>l m> final r#turnx u# » x»*ciili»r o f thi F a ta lr «ef a certain murlgug* ancum T l l t S l ' K H I s o . i s i a * KtsUAliK'r» I \K BUCHANAN, FEDE11.VL 8 \ V . d a c n a e i l , that I I1-1 1 # Hl#d my b a r tn c t h e f u l l o w i n a d e a c r l b e d AMERICAN t e a l p r u p e r t y , tn -nrtt: 1MIH AN D LOAN AHHOCI.V- prttltl'iii for *| Iat r Ihtil Ion and l^lt 31. b l o c k 1. ! l M . A M I TION OP* OltlaASDO, fnt fin a I d la c h a m e , and that KMT ATKtf* A ru# fulfil put. Pla intiff, on Dip let ilay o f J u l f . A. Ih a.-,-. rJIfitf to n t»1a i tii»r»- v*. I *hl3, I w ill apply to tha H o n of. FtH’UT'liJ In rut ll " » k II EB liKH T D. BELL, at ux and 1*m b Ia C VarnurJ Sll«#t Jr,, 1J, rititf## 1 A 2. o f th* a t * 1, County J iid fo o f Hemlnola f u l l lit* lt#re>r I- o f Fifml * D e f e n d ante. County* t lorida, for appro val s t m t r o r h i t is nol* C o u n t r. r urltl* of aaid final r t t u r n s and fur M O R T oaoK T im r.i i .o a i h i Including sp ec ifica lly , but not an order o f dlntrlbufIon and b y way o f lim ita tio n , the f o l ­ T i l l I IE R I I E H T II. B E L L a n d for final illai'hirtfe 1 1 • t n c u * lo w in g fix tu re* and eq uipmen t, II \ ItT E l u l l . I- hi* w i f e lo r o f th# w ill #if Cll*nlt#th M F a i l i l l g p E , I 'n kn etw n • II p erm a n en tly tn*ta1!*,l: f|rc#,»a*’*l. | , O l i OK H eftlg e r a lo r , A S H TOt A l l pa rt! ** c l a i m i n g VV.l UHueh-inan. U d t h la 2 9th day of May, E lectric. Model LAHliS, I n t e r a c t s by, t h r o u g h , u n ­ A. I». I94i. Herat NHStlJi* der o r a g a i n s t tb * a f o r e ­ /a / r.s imj*d IIn*ith,iMan L On* tJB It* ii|e. Elec tric. s a id p e r so n * . A t U avs' iilor o f th** K*Model JPUilOWH, Bartel 1U U A R E hereby notified tat# of KLIZABteTII V\ THiDITSl. th a t a C om plaint to foreclota lit CHAN AN, d#r#aa#s| ( . o n * DuoTherm W a l l a certain r e i .r lg a g a e n c u m ­ Fuhllahi Jun# I, M, 17, 24. H ea ter, Oil, Model R i d b e r i n g l h a f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b ­ i m ed r e a l p r o p e r l y , l o - w l t : He rial IMK60. CDJ-3 ta il I. Ill, . k D, HE AR I, o n e Victor CUm** K Uclieo E»hau*l Fao, no L A K E M ANO R, a c c o r d i n g In t HMD Jitsl*#'a t onrl* I v m * m odel or e e r l i l number-. to t h e p u t t h e r e o f ae r e ­ | ln#l# i n n a t y , I Inrlda. f. E l e v e n \ t n t I L n blind*. c o r d e d In F l a t lb <k II. I Katata of \K UlCIf \K(* m*tat. m a n u fa ctu , ad by Pa g* 71. p u b l i c I t e c r l* o f K. ..VAN, l" ta»* I Hen karlk Ilia** A P a in t H e m ln oln C o u n t y . F l o r id a , nii 1 i n : tu run* Com pany, Hanford, F l o r ­ h a a been f i l e d * g a l n * t y o u In T o ALL FRItdONA If A VINO ida. no m o de l or aerial t h a a b o v e • e t y l e . l *uit a nd c l a i v i h o it r»i:MA.Niid number* y o g a r e r e q u i r e d t o * *r v* a M IA iX K I I A I D R S T A t l ha* beat, filed a t t i n , t you In c o p y o f y o u - A n s w e r o r o t h e r Yon a t y f you a • r tb* ab ov *-* tpl*d *ult, an d you H e a d i n g t o i t , . C o m p l a i n t on har«l»v i"mi if it 'I a n d r ait olr ad gr* required to aerva a Copy P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y * . A M i B K * to file any claim* -cud d of t o u r An*w*r or o th e r P le a d ­ HON, RL'Hlf, D E A N . L l l V N - macidv which you# o f a U n c r of in g to tli» Com pla int Plain* DEH A t a n d e n H E R O , I I I you, mwy Imv* a*411n*t «.*.<! l U f a Attu rn *y, Si n k X. Cl«v*- E a s t C e n t r a l A * m u * . O r l a n ­ • f l a t # In tti# i i f l i i * o f Hon. l a r l J r . Hull* i l l Hanford d o , F l o r i d a , a n d f l l * th e o r i ­ V ar non C. M i # , J r , CL u n t y A tla ntic N a tio n a l Ba n k tlulM- g i n a l A n * w e r o f o t h e r P l e a d ­ Judtf* o f HfittiFioit County , ui In*. Hanford, Florida, an d file i n g in i h e u f tl, * o f th e C le r k hla o f f i c e In the C o u r t ll u tla r th« o r ig in a l .Ittaaer or ot her o f th e C ir c u it C o u r t on or In H a n f u r l, F l y r l d j , w i t h i n -1 * P le ading In Ihe o f f i c e o f the b e f o r e t h * l l t b d a y o f J u n * , c a l e n d a r itiotiliia fruiii th * 11n«« Clerk o f the C ircu it Court on 1»«Z. If y o u f a ll t u do eo. o f th * f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f thla o r before the l l l i day *»f Ju ly, a d e - r e e p r o c u n f * » * o w i l l b* n o t ic e . Kacti c l a i m or d e m a n d y o u (or th* ntu at he In w r ttln tf a n d c o n ­ A D. m i . If y o u fall to do t a k e n e g a l n a t t o , a d e cree pro cunl**eo will r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In th * C o m ­ t a in th# p1a>** of r«aij#ri « a m i b* t a k e n a e a l n a t yo u for the pla in t. p«i*t o f ft'*# a d d ic a t of the Tide N o lle * t n a l l l>* u u b- olat 111a nt -1 ud m u d aw urn pelltf U- mandtd In tha t o m l l a h t d o n e * a w e e k fo r fo u r tu by Hi* claim j u t , hi* uai-iii p la i n t. Title N o tice sn*U u» paulieh - c o n e e c u U v * w e a k * tu th e H an­ o f a llo t u a j, o f ilia n t n i ahali • d unco * » « * k for fo u r eon- fo r d H e r a ld . lb* void. D A T E D |b la l l r d day of ■ecutlro a i m In The Han­ Af Alt Y M- KCKNAN, May. l l « * . K a a u u tr la ford lt*ratiL Dated I* 1HU day u( May, (H E A L ) Charlra V. Ma . - - . i l l o f A r t h u r IL U e c h w l t h , Jr.. Itualj. K i r i a nd YUlanud A. D. l» «S . Cteria o f c l r o u i t C o u r t H C ast i * l v l n ( a t n n A v « u u t tSKALI A r t h u r H. B e ck w ith . J r . By: M a r t h a T. V l b l e n Orlando. F lorida D e p u t y C le rk Clerk of tna Circuit C o u r t Atto rn#)* for K i a c u t r U Hem lnola County . Florida, P u b lle h M ay 21 A J u n e 1. ID I 'u h lU h ; J u n # i , 1 17, 24. i f . ties P u b l L a J u n e *, IU, t f , f t , H i t I 1**4 >c o t - i e l I CDJ •*» CDJ-b SOI. ■ t l l t s r t . FIOHIIt. S«l» 2 BEDROOM Furn. Cottage. Near base, 358 mo. 7 Oaks Trailer Park. Onora Kd. UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. Corner lot. FA 2-2324. AVAILABLE RENTALS 2 bedroom furnished 380 3 bedroom Da bath furn­ ished 385 Large unfurnished 2 bedroom In country 375 3 bedroom convenient loca­ tion 3A.i 3 bedroom Ha bath with air conditioning 3»i Stem per Agency REALTOR - INSUROR FA 2 4931 1919 S. French Avt. FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m house. Large rooms. $85 a mo. FA 2-8541. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Psrk Ave. FA 24121 ONLY six left in desirsble Tee \N Green Estates. See model on Upssls Kosd. Centrally air-condiliuned. 3 ur 4 bedrooms, beautiful family room, in your price range. 20th St. W. by Mayfair Country Club. LAKE MARY Wilh 12 years of experience we have never bad a more outstanding offering in a 2 bedroom borne which is in a prime location, like new m every reaped, com­ forts of wood floors. A bonua ia the 12 x 20 Hobby Room situated on the rear of the property, surrounded by bearing Citrus trees. A Kv aj— B a r g a i n — a t— gftraGivJ vvitti a iurther boom If paid down to existing mortgage of 37300.00, held by First Federal, shown by Seminole Realty 1901 S. Tark Ave. FA 2-5233 anytime 3 STORY House and 2 lots. House can be used for 2 Apartments. 1123 E. 7Lb St. Call FA 28542. Stenstrom Realty tronic firm. Should be neat, wanting good home. 322-0979 honest, trustworthy, wilting to work evening shifts. Con­ PART Beagle puppies. Rea­ tact Florida State Employ­ sonable. FA 2-3232. ment Ser. in Sanford or BLACK & tan Red Tick Winter Park. Hound Pupplei from excel­ lent stock. Wormed. Ph. 18. Help Wanted 385-9)87 or 3653128. A WATKINS ROUTE in tlda 2 REGISTERED English Set­ area ia open for semi-reter*. Ph. 323-0805. tired inttn, or lady. Many tctu l-ret Ired people earn 32. Flowers • Shrubs $50.80 to $180.00 per week POTTED MUMS in bloom. depending on time devoted 35c up. to Route. Also have 1 full GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY time Route upon. Maybe Grapevltle Ave. Near 20th SL you can qualify. For peraonal interview In your Summer Annuals. Dutch Mill area, write J. II. McGarity, Nursery. Upssla ltd. Just Box 827. Willlston, Florida. off 20th St. and 1st. St. 19. Sltualloiw Wanted S3. Furniture Child Care. FA 2-2774. Uaed furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 . 16' UPRIGHT G. E. Freezer. 8 Months okl. . $10 down.' 2 CROSLEY Refrigerators. ......................... $.500 down. APT. Size Washer $3.00 down. FRIG1DAIRE C h e s t typ« Freezer ........ $5.00 dowa R.C.A. T.V. with t a b l e ......................... 35.00 down. G.E. T.V............ $3.00 dowa WE 3IUST MOVE THESE, SO MAKE US AN OFFER. CALL Bob or Vergtl at GOODYEAR SERVICE , STORE i 555 W. 1st St. FA $-3*21 1 YEAR old upright Fleeter, 33 cubic ft. tMl Model, a'* colored T. V. Call 323-72X3 alter 3 p. m. COMPLETE HOME MOVIE OUTFIT. FA 3-8300. STRAIGHT STITCH CLEARANCE I BARBER Apr. desires em­ ROUND bobbin S«wlttf U s . ployment in Sem. Co. Ph. Wc Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair chin*. Sews forward A re* BILLS THRIFT SHOP 322-8223. verse. Darns and mono* Furniture - Appliances • T.V. grams. In brand naw wal* GOOD Laundress wishes iron­ Open 9 to 9 daily and Week­ nut cabinet. 9 Paymenta a l ing at hum*. Utajonabie, ends $7.98 ur discouc* for cash. ,-.. , ----I... — —1 i*— — j 'WV., ■ ru. ozz-u na auu iiiuauuia Gi; — r A - j g a i i . -------------------------------Sanford, Fla. 21. Beauty Salons SHALLOW Well Pump and WANTED reliable couple to Car top carrier with cover, GRADUATION SPECIAL take up monthly payments 323-170I. | Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop I of 313 58 on 1 complete Cold Wave $3.93 complete. rooms of furniture. Call RED WiggUrs, hand picked. Open evening by app(. TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ $32)0 thousand; Phone or* 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-063! den. Kay Lawton, Osteen. lect. FA 2-4250. <«IiARlHETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Sell Ux Your Furniture. Quick SINGER used Zlg Z tf m sComplete Ser. Eve. Appl's. Service With the Cash. chin:'. Call Singer Rep re. 105 So. Ouk FA 2-1742 SUPER TRADING POST uentatlve* FA 2-5783. Alan’e FA 2-0677. Fabric k Rug. 25. Plumbing .Services HANDY MAN. FA 2-7*78. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering & Maltren ren­ 36. AutoMObQM . Track# ovating. New k Used Furni­ BUYING A NEW or / ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. USED CART Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FINANCE IT WITH UR KA 2-2117. • Low Interest Rates Wall Plumbing & Heating Real Extalo—Mortgages AIR CONDITIONING 111 K. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 CONTRACT and REPAIR Ravenna Park FA 2-7485 WORK 34. Artlclrn For Sale Evenings 1087 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8381 FA 2 2877 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8380 LaJics, chiidrrns shoes. $1,99 Seminole Realty PLUMBING up. .Mem slioes $2.99 up. BUY HOME-MAKE MONEY Surplus Lily, 281 \V, 1st. tout S. Park Ave. Contracting Repairs TEN CITY LOTS are Includ­ FA 2-3232 anytime FREE ESTIMATES ed with this pretty twu bed­ SHALLOW WELLS k PUMPS R. L. HARVEY room house, centrally lo­ Jerry Lord KA 2-3219 3 A 4 BEDROOM Homes. 204 Saniord Ave. FA 2 3385 cated in Sanford. Hero is See mode Lx at HUtilaml ALUMINUM F'urnlture reyour chance to acquire a 27. Special Servlccn Ave. Longwoud. to minutes webbed cheaper than you very livable homo and a south on 17-92 sml we»l on can do It yourself. Bring Piano Tuning and Repair valuable block of rest Seminole 1 block. it to the Furniture Center. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 estate at the same time. LMN ENTERPRISES INC. 1180 French Ave. All for $14,808—some terms. FR IG ID A IRE Lame 2 story home in coun­ TWO 18’ x 25' Road Signs, Sales k Service try 4 hdrnii. Tolal price 2 miles ft uni Sxnfurd. G. If. HIGH Stemper Agency only $5250. Some term*. F’A '2-2801 after 8 p.m. Carl lfuo W. lit St. Sanford Williams. REALTOR — INSUROR Ph. FA 2-3M3 HUBERT A. WILLIAMS FA 2-4991 1819 S. French Ave. Realtor HOME grown tomatoes. 10c Raymond Lundquist, Asso. FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 LAWN SERVICE and 20c a Hi Red Pota­ Mowing and edging, etc. SatFA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg toes. O. M. Zlllruwer. 907 Hr. Home on Pine Lake in csfaction guaranteed. Ph. I'eralmmon Ave. Taieh \rhor. (’all F'A 2 2098 3 BEDROOMS, I'v baths. KA 2 1811. after 8.00 p. in Florida room. 15 Minute* With purchase of Blue Lus­ from NAS. iu8t Selma ltd. v\< It IFILE. Bring- transfer­ Air-Conditioning tre, rent Electric Carpet flzingdalo) Longwood. Ph. Shamponer for only $1 per red. 3 Bedroom CB house. h . n . HOPE c o . , INC. 838-0)27. day. Carroll's Furniture. 2W So. Park Ave. FA 2-1231 2104 Willow. Near base. I HR 2 baths, central Air 3 BEDROOMS, bath, large LAKE MAItY. I Bedroom roml. k heating l ake privi­ kitchen equipped Fireplace. furnished Duplex Apart­ leges. C orner lot. F'A 2-7849. Hardwood Doors. Assume ment. $40. Call. FA 2 3830. payments. 322-2391. 3 IlDRM. furn. Apt. targe. 3 Bit Home. 202 Laurel Dr Good location, kitchen .1 B E D R O O M hiiune. F en ced 1783 Magnolia. 385. K it. ■hen y iin t. r quili ped. equipped, low down pay­ F A 2-17 i l l . ment. Assume loan. A real NICELY furnished t brdroom House. Built-in elecinc kit­ saving. Call FA 2 9172. No tiuwii pajr m int. 3 Ittdchen. Tito bath, colore 1 room #. IkIIIt lieu fur uislied . NEWLY redecorated 2 bed­ fixtures. Near Navy Base, W e i l kc| •t. t 18 Luke D o t Dr. room frame home at 312 too a mo. Cull after 5 p.m. Hunlundit Holly Ave. Near school, F A 2 8211. close tn. Hardwood Doors LOTS I0A uud It in Bluck 11 thru out. Large rooms, mo­ 2 B E D R O O M furnished of Dreamwoid Sub Div, dern kitchen equipped $7,500 Apartment with l a r g e $1,000 quick sale. Mis. Him Liberal terms. Contract screened porch. ReasonA. Rice. 800 N. Taylor St. M rs. M . L. R a burn. Ph i able. Call FA 2-3184 between Little thick, Arkun-a*. MAO t- \ M50 or F \ 2 3292. 15. Ilunincfw* Opportunity 2 IIMGIOOM, kilehrii equip THREE BEDROOM, two hath y*d. Newly decorated. 135 house; hsrdwuud f l o o r s , For l-easc: Service Station. fireplace, Fla. room, dining Palmetto Ave. Choice location. Apply The room. Large kitchen. l)ou Pure Oil Co, 604 W. 6th 3 ROOM fuMiWhed Apt. Wuhie garage with lots of stor St. I'T furn $10 a Mu. 112 age Space. On large lol Aiapla Aw. with many tree*. 1814 Mel Il>. Fem ale lleip W anted lunville Ave, FURN. Apt, FA 2-3292. A QUALIF'IED office worker. Good typist, general dut­ NO CASH NEEDED FURNISHED new 1 Bedroom ies, including filing, answer Duplex. Adult* unly, 2280 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. 361 * mg telephone, typing let­ mouth. T. A I. included. Park Ave, ters. Shorthand helpful. 222-8085. 'J. For Sale or Rent Occasional weekend work. Please send pertinent in­ 2 B E D R O O 31 un.'urnishcJ Jim Hunt Really formation regarding em­ Hwuic. L u n g w o o d . 838-2188. ployment history, salary ODice FA 2-2118 3 BEDROOMS, l bath. G. E required and availability to Night FA 2-0648 Stove k refrigerator. Avail. P. O. Box 888. Orange City. 323-0700 aj.e June iith. FA 2-7958. 2524 Park Dr. saolord, Fla. Fla. USED APPLIANCE SPECIALS # law Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK , CARS WANTED REEL'S USED CARS 11th St. k Sanford Ave. 80 VOLKSWAGEN. 1 Owner, Clean A sound. 323-0070 al* ter 4 p. m. 1958 EDSEL. Runs good. I-ookt good. A. K. Rossettef FA 2 1851. 37. Boat# - M otor# HIGH HAT 16' boat. Camping Canvas Trailer, 73 hp. John* son, 2 ga* tanks, apeedometer, water pump, battery charger. Dares, fire ex* anchor, lights, cushions, laddiT. Bout excellent con­ dition. .Motor about 25 hri. Extra prop. Price $1,108. Miracle Concrete, 309 Elm. THE III. UN DON PRESS DUOTHERM Furnace and too gal. Oil tank with rack. Gateway To The Waterway Like new. Only $75. Pb. itobauii Sporting Goods Your EV1NKUDE Dealer FA 2 9125. 30168 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-SMI BLACKEYED Peas. $2.08 i hamper while they last. ill). Trailer* • Cubunan Mil I 11 Air Lixullllon Refri For running or freezing geraiitm service, All work guaranteed. Very reason­ Kuitner A Co. 413 W. 13th TRAILER for rent. Phong St. FA 2-1862. able in price. Day FA 2-7131 Night FA 2 2U69. * - " —- -- —--- ***■ ■- - *- ~—T LAWNs Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch Job Printing Social, Commercial, Cards Announcements 307 E. 1st St. Ph. 323 8821 Your Neighbor A t Hollers Bug Spray (V C -13) - Feftl'zc— I'll. F’A 2 4211 MANSFIELD LAWN SER WRLLft DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* and Si/e* We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 20f W. 2nd St. t \ 2-6432 TREE'S trimmed. Deuiussri A removed. Reavonable. Ph. FA 2-7681. M atin'** Ktsriuvutinri Includes: Cleaning A Process­ ing Felt, Brand New Cover, Brand New tnvulatkm Where Needed. FREE PICK UP A DELIVERY $14.50 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 2nd. A Muguolia FA 3-8321 { JAiMKS MCNTON, SALESMAN Jim and 31'L iu it-sidr mi Hl*«r*i*w Dri»e and are par* ml* of a *on Earl, whu U a profrsaur al the University of South C a ro lin a and a daugtitir Joyr*. who ia I regtatered nurtc. Jim h«» been eeiiinl for tluller Motor Fatm for 12 y*ai*. If* ia a member of The Central Bapli-I C h u rch and ectiv* la the Vmtrlran L*|km and Id A 8. It* *-ii|**>* working iu hL grave bat hunting and (Lhlng arc hii grtalent mreatlwu. Heady To Serve You At Hollers of Snnford ■***e—■■ n»i ■ mmmmtmrnmm r L I �— --------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- sJg.,3 ‘ L * VnVAV-’. v ' _ - ^ — — — iti *\ jr'T*** - V VV v: . . .' Jv m m * f r i T W i 0 -Ju lia 10. IMS M A B Y -M T H ir e on North Park Avenue has takm a now addition, the office apace formerly occupied by the Abstract Company. The apace has Wan remodeled Into a showroom with plenty of area for new displays. Connie Moyer, of Mary> Eetber'a, la ahown entering the new addition. (Herald Photo) Central Baptist WMU Holds Mother-Daughter Banquet tfv Tto Olrta Auxiliary and inCited guests presented a very ostsrtalaiag program recent­ ly lor the Mother-Daughter Baaqoet, sponsored by the W oam ’a Missionary Union of Cmtrsl Baptist Church. H u m participating on tbs program war* Rev. Gall Smith, principle speaker of .O-s r—winy wtu* fcw i'M an kuplftai massage. Misa Pat •felaow welcomed the mothers With a poem. Miaa Winnell Messer, home Ibr aprlag vacation from If neves Training Collage, was also a guaat speaker. In her talk, aha Imprtased the girls with the advantage gained far collage life through hav­ ing bees an active partici­ pant la work of Girls Auxi­ liary. ' The G. A. Hymn, "We've A Story To Tell To The Na­ tions" was sung by the en­ tire assemblage. The girls leciied their G. A. Allegiance. Five girls look part in the •S tar Ideals" candlelight skit. MUa Becky Nelson gave a abort testimonial on “ What Girls Auxiliary Means In Me". Idas Faya Hayes gava an in­ formative talk on "What Forward Steps Mean To A Girl.” Mrs. Edna Giles, Girls' Auxiliary Director, told of tha blessings received from the privilege of leading girls In their mission work. Mrs, Joyce Walker, newly elected Junor Girls Counselor, spoke of the happiness she feels lor the privilege of serving as a counselor. Mra. Maybelle Hayes, W. MS. President, spoke on the advantages of working in each organisation of W.M.U., from Sunbeam* through W. M. S. Circles. "The G. A. Anniversary Song" was sung by Mrs. Alice Smith. Mrs Shirley Grleme was acturn pantit for the evening. Girls who*® mother were unable to attend (he Ban quet, 'adopted' a aubstitute for the affair. Food for the banquet was plentifully sup­ plied by members of the W. M. S. The Banquet Hall wa* beautifully decorated with crepe paper streamers, G. A. Insignia, stars, flowers sud candles in the Girls Auxiliary colora of green, gold and white. A large candelabra was arched over the ipeakera table, with was centered with a twelve-inch gold star car­ rying tha G.A. Insignia. Those attending the ban­ quet were Mrs. Ben Bullard and Ruth Bullard; Mrs R D. flrieme and Wanda Net- son; Mrs. Allco Smith and P at Nelson; Mrs. Leon Nel­ son and Becky Nelson; Mrs. Theresa Warren and Ther­ esa Warren; Mrs. Joyca Walker and Barbara Maples; Mrs. Edna Giles and Candace Watson; Mrs. Charles Hayes and Faye Hayes; Mrs. Un­ de Bostic and Patricia Boatic; Mrs. Haul Warren and Atteej Warren Bradley and Jon Smllb; Rev. Gail Smith, pastor, Miss Win. Mil Messer, special guest and Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Fait, who kept the Nursery. vice m a o —and the Paderal Spare Agency la gvlUng Istn aome aclentlflc hot water be­ cause at it. A growing number at U. S. artenllata are demanding that at leant one of their number be included on the nation'a ftn t Apollo fllghta to the moon, now act for 1M. Fail­ ure to do no, they contend, would reduce the manned lu­ nar landing to the atatua of an expensive stunt. Thera were no "pure acienUata" aa auch among the ftrat group of aeven Mercury aatronanta selected by the National Acronautlca a n d Spaea A d m i n i s t r a t i o n (NASA); nor were there any In the second group of nine picked for the Gemini and Apollo apace programs. The space agency bas Juat Issued in*llalions for a third group of IP to 19 new astro­ nauts—and it's a cinch there will come up a bowl of pro­ test from the aclentlflc com­ munity. For in the Hat of qualifica­ tions, there ia one key Una: “. . . Must have l.uuo hours Jet pilot time or have exper­ imental flight t a a t atatua through the Armed Forces, NASA or aircraft Industry." There are faw, if any, scientists walking a r o u n d with 1,000 hours of Jet flying time under their belts. They are not, generally speaking, a sporty breed. The space agency has tak­ en Us aland — that the first astronauts to the moon will be pilots. It contends that the initial lunar landings will be largely concerned with just the gigantic technical leak ot getting men up there and back, alive and healthy. _ Without Mvinv so in that many words, it means that science aa such will have to lake a backseat the firat few Apollo times out. The astro­ nauts will be collecting acicn- Post 8207 Sots Chicken Dinner " 1 ------------------------------ MONDAY W ED N ESD A Y TUESDAY SPECIALS U. S. CHOICE “ FLAVOR AGED” BEEF A T ITS BEST “We Feature U. S. Choice Beef Cut To Order” C U T -U P FR Y E R S ............................. Lb. 39c SPECIAL OFFER! STEAK Boneless Full Cut ROUND CLUB • CUBE Ground Baef TiinTTTWAY FANCY SLICED Lb. 48c BREAKFAST BACON . M. G. HODGES STAMPS TENDER 8LICED PLUMBING Lb. 38c BEEF L IV E R ......................... • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED ARMOUR STAR Lb. 48c ALL MEAT WIENERS . . • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS “FilEBTHTIMATES LEAN. MEATY JUST RIGHT FOR B-B-Q “tb. 48c W ESTERN SPARE RIBS . CALL FA 2-6037 FIRST CUT LEAN MEATY PAOLA ROAD WESTERN PORK CHOPS 3 Lbs. $1 COPELAND ROLOGNA, LIVER CHEESE, fasto yat4 a* PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF fetsx-n>aup| ^ 6 OZ. PKGS. *f.oo OLIVE, SPECIAL OFFER! SPECIAL OFFER! FOLGER’S INSTANT COFFEE FRYERS Yonra at Our Coat 10 OZ. JAR Limit 1 With 99 Food Order WHOLE Lb. SPECIAL OFFER! Kraft Mayonnaise or. The Lutheran League of the Mciiiah Lutheran Church of Casidbcrry Heeled new offleera at the regular month­ ly meeting held June 2 nt the home of Mr*. W. T. Muir in Longwood. Elected were Dorothy Muir, president; David Unley, vice president; Gail Frlddle, secre­ tary-treasurer and Anna Slay Muir, senior counselor. This month's meeting of the League will be held on June 27. ja r Limit 1 With 99 Food Order * 3 ■ 5 ft, Doubt. Hemmed ('o( ton Flic in brilliant lalt-tn lilul colors -V f>Iruh E»|l. Hop of f-lL Aluminum 9 t .lt V tn rlu d M Cord H a ljrsnl. m . I.I mount in f w all btackal t Complata with M anual on Flag E liriu .H a 22 Oi. Bottle - Limit 1 With $3 Food Order IV O R Y LIQ UID 4 9 Get Yourn Now F or Holiday Display !'k |. o r 12 MODES# ........... ............................... Kraft H Os. Brittle KUHNI'll DRESSING .........-........ Kraft H Or. Dottle CATALINA DRESSING -----------Kraft H Or. Bottle ITALIAN DRESSING Kraft MOr. Bottle BLUE CHEESE DRESSING ....... Ile«. 11-r PAI.MOI.lt E SOAP ----------------Hath Bar PALMOLIVE SOAP l.*e. I'h*. SUPER SUDS _ ...... - ---- ------- ---Giant Bov AD DETERGENT ------- --- - ...... I s*. Phr. VEL DETERGENT ....... ...... ...... 13 Or. Can All I'urnwe AJAX ('LEANER I'kii. Of H Kicrfrr'h HAMBURGER BUNS ....... ............ GOODYEAR StiltVICIO STORK Military personnel uf the U. S. Coast Guard number 31,511, according to the llritannlca Book of the Year. 555 W. I l l SI. FA 2-2H.il BUYING A NEW CAR? LET US FINANCE IT! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose TO SAVE M ONEY! 4 Vi % COTTAGE CHEESE AND ASK FOR or JIM 9c 2 Lb. Cup 37c PHIL. 3 OZ. PKG. • LIMIT 3 CREAM C H E E S E ................................ 10c UP TO WINTER GARDEN 8 OZ. FROZEN 1(1'AMITY RIGHTS RESERVED - PRICES GOOD SION, TIES.. BED. MEAT P IE S ...............................6 /$ l.00 TO PAY S ? ~ JL PEZULD 2/2T 2/31e 2/49* ... 79* ..... 33* 39* 2'39* PERFECTION RATE — MEMBER FJM.C. , CALL PAirfai .41* FOOD KING OLEO O N NEW CAR FIN A N C IN G ! 36 MONTHS _ 39* _ IV 37* .37* 1 LB. QUARTERS • LIMIT 2 WITH I30RD K U INSTALLMENTS INTEREST DOUCETTE ( --------- DAIRY SPECIALS---------- . Compare Our Lower Monthly RALPH West High banks Rd. DeBary 1209 East 2nd St. Sanford By Doom Kate* A LOW Medicine and Cardiology fla. grade a JONES AL'TO SERVICE 1M3 M. Sanford, FA 2-1 Ml Interna) Luther League Elects Officers CONDITIONER Plus laatallatliM Yr. Factory Warranty Doctor Luis M . Perez SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS FLAG SET CURRENT t announces the association of Compute 6-piece Ensemble Ready to Ply NORDIC *199 Doctor Leonard Munson SHOW YOUR COLORS By Donna Kates South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will sponsor a chicken barbecue dinner Sunday with serving scheduled to begin at 1 p. m. The dinner will be held on the grounds of the Post Home on the Old Dixie Highway north of Longwood. On the menu with the chick­ en will be baked beans, cole­ slaw, potato salad or potato chlpa and cotlee. Cold drinks and cakea also will be on sale. Proceeds from the event will beneiit Ibe building fund. AUTO AIK Uflc data, such as rock sam­ need ia lunar exploration, and i for the aalronauta along these ples and photographs, but to aet up a training program | Uses. their time ha this area will be severely limited. The question of lending a scientist to tbo mooa on early Apollo flights is complicated by still another question: What kind of adentist? Geologists would want one of thelr number, in their cer­ tain belief that the geologic U /y M ARVIN MILAM’S make-up of the mooa is the moat important area of actcwtitle interest. Astronomers, 21H-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. PA 2-4M3 on the other band, are en­ tranced by the thought of an atmosphere-free moon as a base for looking up at the stars, and they might logical­ ly be axpected to disagree with their geology brethren. And m it goes. Sen. Clinton Anderson la n defender of NASA's position. His comment la that "what ia needed is an expert scientific observer who can bo trained to make critical observations In n number of sreaa." The term "scientific observer" PAN - READY here la distinguished from "•dentist" Furthermore, saya Ander­ PLUS 50 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS son, "there ia plenty of time between now and the lunar landing to add a substantial amount of such training to the schedule of all of NASA's lu­ nar astronauts.” But Anderson racogniaei P U R E FR E SH there la "■ growing rift” be­ tween NASA and the scienti­ fic community, and bo pro­ posed that NASA work more dosdy with the National Academy of Sciences to iden­ tify the areas of scientific FRESH CRISP LETTUCE Heads 35 ALL BRANDS (Fruits & Vegetable*) Baby Food 12 cans LIMIT 12 PLEASE *1 �mgm. n.'tv 1 *■’_ Sty? &attforb Ifm tlii W E A T H E R : Pfirtly clo u d y ; som« a h o w m . Hlffe 88-95; low 68-74.. VOI.. 53 ^ C IO 6'*' United Preas Leased Wire EstabUahed 1908 TUES.. JUNE 11, 1963 8ANP0RD, FLORIDA NO. 731 New University Moves Closer Now that eehoot la out why aro th* blinker warning light* ■till in operation at the Lake Marj School? (Editor's note; Ssnford snd Seminole Coun­ • a • ty suthorities—County Commission, City ComOur informant “goofed.” miflflion and Chamber of Commerce—have been Ho told ua the courthouie driving for months to huve located here one or committee would NOT rec­ both of two proposed colleges. Governor Bryant ommend a South County an­ has signed into Invv acts to establish these uni­ nex. Today the committee did versities in East Central Florida. Sanford snd Just that . . . recommended Seminole County want one nr both of these two an annex. institutions of higher leurning. The following • # e tells the story.) Wednesday evening aeaaion Governor B r y a n t’s of the North Orlando village approval of the bill council haa been cancelled. authorizing new facili­ Councilman Art Rhodea an­ ties for higher lenming WASHINGTON (UPI) nounced today. in E ast Central Fioritlu • • e President Kennedy today fed­ is the culmination of a Word ia that Altamonte co-ordinated effort by eralized the Alabama Nation­ 8pringa haa r o u n d e d up many groups. Our own al Guard and authorized De­ enough councilmen to make a Senator Mack Cleve­ License Hike fense Secretary Robert S. quorum for a apecial meeting TALLAHASSEE (UN) — land and Representa­ McNamara to use any Army called for 8 p. m. thia evening tive Joe Davis deserve Th* State Game and Fresh at Town Hall. troops he may need to en­ a vote of appreciation Water Fish Commission aald • • e force admission of two Ne­ for their effective work today the nrw $1 increase in Notice to dog owner*: Time on this project. This is fishing licenses will become groes to the University of to have your pets Inoculated a tremendous step for­ effective with permits that gu Alabama. for rabies. Dr. Rayond Bata ward, nnd will truly on sale June 16. Tire President Issued his will be at the rear of the city open the door for a new hail tomorrow (June 12) and ‘Effective Bill’ ATLANTA (L'PD-Norman executive order shortly alter The Courthouse Committee horizon in this area. again on June 19 between E. Sutton, of Atlanta, submit- Alabama Gov. George C. unanimously recommended to WASHINGTON (UPI) — F. E. Kouniillat Jr. 1:30 and 4 p. m. to “ahoot” ted the apparent high bid for Wallace blocked entry of the the County Commissioners to­ President, President Kennedy discuaied your doga. the purchase of the old post Negroes in defiance of a pro­ day that a branch facility of Chamber of Commerce his new civil rights proposals office file In Sanford, Fla., it clamation by Kennedy and a courthouse services be estab­ with Democratic congressional Our apologia* to South Sem­ was reported today. lished in the south end of the federal court injunction. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — leaders today and they pre­ inole VFW Po*t 8207. Laat A government apokeaman Kennedy said he acted be­ county, preferably in the Hills authoriilnjr new facili­ dicted "an effectiva bill” will Friday an announcement waa aaid Sutton auhmittcd a bid cause (lie commands in his Cassclbcrry-Fern Park area, ties for higher learning In be enacted this aeaaion. acheduled for their chicken of $6,760. Seven bid* were proclamation "have not been near Hwy. 17-92. th# vicinity of the nation’s barbecue which waa held Sun­ submitted. obeyed, and the unlawful ob­ The committee, represented missile test center at Cape FFA Meets day . . . it appeared In Monstructions of Justice and com­ at the Commission meeting Canaveral became law with DAYTONA BEACH (UPI) day'a paper. At any rate, we This property ia located im­ binations referred to therein by H. B. Pope, based its re­ Guv. Farris Bryant'* approv­ — Schoolboy farmer* from hear th* avent waa aucceaaful mediately weit of the old continue." commendations on the bulk al. across th* state gathered her* and more than 60 dinner* poatoffice building on Eaat "The secretary of defense of school attendance growth Official* of tha National today for the opening of the were aerved. Well try to do First Street. ia authorized and directed to in the south end of the coun­ Aeronautics and Space Agen­ 35th annual convention of the The old postoffice building. take all appropriate steps to ty and the actions of 16 other better next time, VFWera. cy (NASA) anil spaca Indus­ Flurlda Association, Future • • • Itself, was presented gratis remove obstruction* of jus­ counties which hsve exper­ trialists told th* legislature Farmers of America. The "Clock” haa a vote of by the federal government to tice In the stale of Alabama,” ienced similar problems. Florida might less v i t a l the City of Sanford for a 1 1 * * U—mn 1**» Begomaagdalicgg nt the ptanu If It failed to provide Confab Slated -the—SJavi ---------- -------waek tha "Clock” Invited ex- brary building. It further authorized the de­ committee for beginning ser> graduate facilities for ad- NT. AUGUSTINE (UPI)— City Manager W. E. Know- fense secretary "to use such vires included those of the alcoholics or for that matter, vanred training rf scientist* Th# Florida Knst Coast Rullalcoholica) to attend the AA lea Stated the building must of the armed forces o( five tax collector, sheriffs office, in this renter of tha apace ac­ woy will hold meeUnga with be used as a library or it will meeting. Official* - in - charge* county Judge, lax assessor tivity. United States as he may representative* of three oper­ extended appreciation . . • revert to the federal govern­ deem necessary.” ami zoning office—all ser­ ating one-train unions next One of th* hills direct* es­ ment. lie added It la ideally fiv# new AAa showed np and Kennedy specifically direct­ vices to he combined in a tablishment of an eatrnslnn week to discuss problems of signed up. For others inter­ constructed for a library. ed McNamara "to call into central rented facility with of the University of Florid* "featherbedding’' which sparkested, AA meets at 8 p. m. the active military service of telephone service. rd a strike against tha com­ Mondays nnd Thursdays at The committee's report not­ engineering college to pro­ pany in April. the United Stales . . . any or vide graduate studies nt the 1201 West First Street. all of the units of the Army ed that the present recom­ masters and doctorate level • • • represent only National Guard and of the Air mendations and research facilities in or­ Homestead Tax But Jn all fun, amiNre hops National Guard of th* state of ■I tJn itiln am r, -^nlrrments TALLAHANFEK (Ul’l; — ks .* (i n . . . . a t If der that proper Instruction AA will Ixcuse us: A local at the prese it time and If Th« Senate reconsidered niul Alabama.” nnd rrsejieh can be carried bar displays a algn—'"Resig­ Army unitj trained in riot the facility is used for the on ill the field of sciences pursed today a constitutional nation* from A A accepted amrndnirnt permitting Sara­ control have been stationed purpose intended will have ami engineering*. here.” sota County voters to decide at Ft. McClellan. Ala., on a to be expanded Considerably The extensievt must be es­ • • • ESCALANTE. Utah (UPI) stand by basis since Kennedy in the future. if they want part of their Upon presentation of the tablished in East Central Flo­ homestead taxes for school Or as a local wug puts it: —School waa over, and two sent them there (or possible rida but the exact location is lecommendaDifference beween a drunk and truckloads of jubilant Boy use in Hie Birmingham race committee's purposes. Th* fiiusl vote waa an alcoholic la that the drunk Scouts headed into the Utah riots last month. This was the lions, John Alexander moved left to the State Hoard of 28-10. doeanT have to attend AA mountains on a vacation ex­ first a utilization for their that the commissioners, the Cuiitrui nnd Hoard of Educa­ tion. The general appropria­ meeting*. pedition. Their leaders, in­ actual use In an Alabama committee and all fee office tion* bill carries a St.fi mil­ ‘Phone Cuts’ • • • heads and department heads cluding two university pro­ racial trnuhlr spot. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — mevl together as soon at poss­ lion appropriation to get it Note to AA: We are only fessors, accompanied them, Large use commercial cus­ Kennedy earlier today or* ible to formulate plans for slutted. muking u joke. We highly along with a woman reporter. dcred Wallace "to cease nnd tomers stand to gain a total the establishment of the faci­ The second bill Is more per­ commend your alma, activitie* of fiiOO.OOO In reduced tele­ The first truck reached its desist” from any unlawful lity. missive, authorising rather andsuccess. And wish you destination without incident. obstruction of justice in con Janie* Avery noted that than directing establishment phone rates ordered by th* well. State Public Utilities Commis­ Late Monday, on a primitive nection with the admission of Hibbard Casselberry had of­ • • * of a state university or mountain road in "No Man's the Negro students. sion. The commission rejected fered (orally) to build, ad­ branch of an esisting state Final meeting* of the fiscal Land” 33 .miles southeast of a bid by the Florida Power jacent to the Casselberry university in * nine-county year will he held by Florida here, tragedy struck the other Carp, to make changes in a postoffice, any type o( struc­ urea covering Flagler, Or­ Nurses Association, district vehicle. February, 1902, order calling ture that might be needed ange, Seminole, Lake, Bre­ 37, at 8 p. m. Thursday at the for reclassification of largeNine Scouts, the two pro­ according to the specifications vard, Yolivla, Osceola, In­ county health offices. Business fessors and the reporter were use commercial customers. of the commissioners, and meeting and refreshments are killed at the truck plunged dian Biver and St. Lucie. United Press International lease it to the county. on the agenda. Tha exact aite would be down a precipitous mountain­ Cool air—and even some • • • picked by the board* of con­ side, throwing them from its snow— poured down from the Is it ladylike (or for that open bed. The other 31 Scouts trol end education and a num­ Herald Index matter gentlemanly) for un ar­ and leaders in the truck were North today following a sav­ ber of counties vying for the age night of destructive tor­ gument at a town meeting to injured. Page 3 university. Bridge ...... nadoes and high winds in the be settled “outside?” Mr*. Funds for the univarsity Classified Page 3-A Midwest. Hope Bennett and Alderman depend on wb.il huppens in Comic* Page '.VA Beddings in the 30, jnd pis (ieorgo llowurd exchanged Demos Briefed Denr Abby Page 3 the coming week to a bill linstretched from North Dakota WASHINGTON (DIM) "pleasantries” alwut some­ ph-nn-nting the $75 million Editorial __ I ’uge t-A President Kennedy today we* to New England and pushed thing that was supposed to Entertainment Page 3 bond financing program for out the hot, humid air of the expected to brief Democratic have happened when Mr*. Ben­ The City of .Sanford . , . Page 2- A higher education which clear­ I’utsle ... The County of Semin­ nett was n member of the C**- congressional leaders on the past few days. ed tail Week. Pare H Sreiety . A little .now fell at Ironsellterry Hoard of Aldermen. administration's new civil ole .. . The bill us originally writrights propo-al. Sports „ _ . I*a«e III wood. Mich. Acting Chairman Cliff Over­ The Junior Chamber of | ten contained $200,000 in man had to gavel them into first priority planning fund* l onmir rre . . . alienee and a .settlement out­ Anil our mrrehants . • . for the East Central univeraiside wus suggested. All are cooperating this ty and $1.4 million in con• • • wrrk to promote a cleaner stri Kl i n fund* in second louiiiiunlly. Annual meeting of Semin­ priority. ole County Chapter, B e d For this I* “(Tran Up • However, the bill had to he Cross, will be held Wednes­ recalled for adjustments after Fix Up • Paint l'p” week day at I pm. in the Florida tbe bond program was re­ in .Sanford snd Seminole State Bank. If you have con­ duced from $126 million to County. tributed to the Bed Cross in I'resklent Jim Smith, of $76 million and It is nut be­ the past year you are consid­ lieved there will be funds in the Jaycre*, write*: "The ered a member and are in­ the next biennium for build­ .Sanford • Seminole Junior C h a m b e r of Unmmrrre vited to attend. ing the new unversity. • • • heartily endorses the '('lean Up • Fix Up • Paint Up' Winner* of the American Legion Citizenship Awards at project scheduled foe June 1-15 and we promise to sup­ All Souls School were Susan port and participate in the Calletla snd Steven Macek. • • • Gene Taffcr, L'SN Ket, was project.” Co-operation with the law The .Sanford Herald rec* re-elected president of the authorities ia the watchword Sanford branch of the Fleet mu in ends to It* readers to in a certain South Seminole Keserve Association Monday turn to Page* 4 5*7 In to­ County community. B o y s day's paper. evening. broke into two homes and Other officers chosen were stole a camera, projector, Don Pierce, first vice presi­ tape recorder, pellet guns dent; Hob M. Meyers, second Sales Tax OKd and other articles, according vice president; 3lich Thomas, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) to Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Dep­ secretary treasurer, and Jim The Senate passed and sent to It McClure, Charles Fleet- the House today a sale* lax uties spread the word around, asking for co-operation. One meyer, Walter E. Csrlyon. broadening bill that would juvenile reported to the sher­ Ed E. Fisher, Bill F. Hol­ raise $43 million per bien­ iff's department Sunday and comb, Chet F. Macek, Lt. nium without taxing groceries “FIGHTING SEMINOLES” of Seminal*. High School were given a most of the articles wers re­ Jim T. Talmadge, Clyde Bry­ or other so-called necessities boost today when a directional sign wad installed a t 25th Street and covered. That boy is In jail an. Dan G. Sweeney, Donald of lift. It waa the first major Ridgewood Avenue. Placing the sign were David Lanier. Marco] Faille, and the investigation is con­ G. Walton and Ed L. W’eber, tax measure to clear eilhrr Jerry Whitmore and Konaltl Goer**. (Herald Photo) director*. tinuing. house this Kuico. JFK Moves On Alabama Old P . 0 . n n w A ... INTERSTATE I construction through Seminole County is progressing more rapidly than the public realizes. This top photo shows bridge picri for the cross - over n t Highway 46A . . . . County Annex Site Bid $ 6 ,7 6 0 W ins OK . • . anti th is will Ihs th e cross-over nt Iatko Mary Houle van!. C ounty Com m ission is endeavoring to have the S ta te Hoail D e p artm en t and federal governm ent to plnco a doverlonf h ere . , • • Truck Dives Off Cliff; 12 Are Killed Snow Falls On Michigan , . . while presently tra ffic Is boinj? routed nrntind th is b rid g e construction over Highway -IBI a t Sunkim la Spring*. H ow ever, i t Li o n l y a b rief d eto u r and . . . . Clean Up. .. Fix Up. . . Paint U p . . . Taffer Reelected By Fleet Reserve , . . e x tra work is being c a rried on hen.*, w here I-1 an d Highway -L10 will hy-puas, w est o f A ltam o n te Springs, l ’lans a ru in th e w orking for -litfi to ho a four-lim e highway. (H erald Photos) Casselberry Charter OKd The charter bill for Cassel­ berry has been passed by both houses of the Florida Legislature and is awaiting llie signature of Gov. Farris Bryant, City Attorney Ken ncth McIntosh reported to the Casselberry Board of Alder­ men Xlomlay evening. McIntosh said that a com­ plete and up-to-date copy of the charter, introduced May 31 before the Legislature by the S e m i n o l e delegation, would be prepared a n d placed In the handa of the board at it* next meeting. Tho board voted, after soiiiu discussion, to amend a brochure explaining the pro­ visions of the charter to in­ clude tin- thangca made by the Legislature and to have copies printed to be mailed to residents of Casselberry for study and guidance prior to the referendum. In this connection the board voted to have printed vote registration cards to be mull­ ed out to all new resident* of the town lo enable them to become eligible to vote In the referendum. The card proposal was in­ cluded W e resolution, pro­ posed by Acting Chairman Cliff Overman, calling for a campaign to "gel out tho vote” (or the referendum. This would lncl.le a con­ certed tffort by all the rtvt# organization*. Mayor 4 tod Ilcalli was authorized to send out letters cailiug fur a meet­ ing of these organizations to plan a city-wide campai„t. Another proposal calls I r preparation of absentee bal­ lots to enable residents on va­ cation at the tira* of the re­ ferendum to vole. •> � 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 10, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 10, 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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