17 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/657b59b60191af4b8c31ca414ab6fa4b.pdf 121729c4ca8ddb595a1f230d54e183b4 PDF Text Text i Chuluota Graduates daughter *t 9fn. Brrth Stop- plana a Jana wedding to Billy pro of Fifth Bt, wha ha*n*t Horae* Smithson of Ovfado; THURS., M A Y 80, 1063 By Jane Cnee - wry What would yomr reaction be if your husband brought homo eight beirer yetts and ■aid "Hereto year Christmas prewar* or landed you a Urn King Crab In wok tor Other officer* elected are Jhreld McBride, Uni vice Mounander; Base* Morrison, ascend vice commander; Abe CoMman, sergeant at arms; Koeeo Morrison, finance offloar and L Nkhoie, chaplain Bad htotorlna Charles Tabor * U appointed adjutant. Installation eervmcmisa win in held the Utter part of June at which time an open house end dedication af th. now luilding also to echoduled. lenten has rwtoeeted that Osteen Group log held at the Casselberry breed Is priced st 90 cent* to Women** Club last Thursday tattoo of approximately >,000. town and 29 canto on the base, M laterafting gllmpe* of life The economy of the island Mrs. Benson soon learned in our northernmost cute, She and her m b Billy join­ er her husband on Kodiak whet* he teaches math and science in the Mary Baea school. Their elder eon, Char, let, stayed In Casselberry in order to complete hie senior y«nr at hymen High School end aha la in town for hie graduation. Kodiak Island Is at the head of the Aleutian chain and to 100 miles long and SOW mllei la width. The town of Kodiak baa a population of 1,000 aod the Navy Bast, which to located teven miles it bated primarily on the flaking industry. Some of the varieties of fish found In abundance In the area include salmon, king m b , and smelt. Many people smoke their own salmon and it is a delicious hors d'oerve. Deer, elk and bear on the island provide exciting hunt­ ing and thcro are some eat. lie ranches. Beaver dams are found on the streams. Fields and slopes are covered with beautiful wildflowers and blueberries, cranberries and salmon berries abound. There Is one bakery and at Heels To Plan New Center By Mr*. Clarence Seyder The planning committee of veetroom fixtures must bo lnfV nulled, the reefing comput­ ed nod the building painted. Announcement has been need* that th« Chuluota Post Beys* to send at Uast two delegate* to the stmts con­ vention scheduled June «M> In Clearwater. h Urn newly organised Osteen Civic Assoc 11 lion met Monday eventog at the home of Mrs. Rose Doyle for further dis­ cussion on the proposed Com­ munity Center. Appointed to ■ committee to pick the building site of the Center were Edward Pell, Sira. Doyle, Mra. Joe Mast­ ers, Mrs. Jamca Wallin and P. T. Piety. Mrs. Doyle baa donated the land. Tentative officers of the n ew organisation will he pre- Tbs next tegular meeting mill be at ■ p.m. this 8atur, day, at tho post home which to located on Chuluota and ■Christmas Roads. All eligible . veterans In the area are In- «cnt*d at the Community Sleeting to be held In the VotusU County Barn Building at • p. ri. on June 21. Attending were Mrs. Piety, Sirs. Wallin, Mrs. Norman MUler, Sirs. Masters, Sirs. Doyle, Edwird Pell and Nick Pfeifeul. This group will meet MRS. W ILLIS HENSON, former Caflaclberry New officers of the North again within n few days. resident, dlttpluy* nouvenlra acquired during her Orlando Civic Assn, will b« In­ Date to be announced. stay in Kudiuk Inland, Aluxku. Included in the stalled nt Monday's I p. m. collection are a hair neat belt, a nmull totem polo meeting of the group to be Bald In th* offices « f the and king crab salt and pepper nhakern. North Orlande Co, (Herald Photo) Taking ever will be Boy Burke, president; Mrs. J. DGrinstead, first vice presi­ dent; Joe Hague, second vice By Joan Mafia president; Mra. Wands By. Members of lha Chuluota burn, secretary and BUI Byan, Retired Folks Club held their treasurer. annual picnic at Chriatmas In other business annuuce- Park on Thursday, M ay lfl manta of next year’s etanding with 23 in attendance 'o r the committees will be made and event which Is held each year By Jana Casselberry fee, Guest* w ere seated at final plane will be discussed before the club recesses for arranged Principal and Mrs. Ralph candlelit t a b l e s for the Village Fourth of July the summers months. Celebration which the asaociaThe picnic gives m em bers Diggs of Lym an High School about the living room and tlon will sponsor. an opportunity to en joy an were guests o f honor at a screened porch which over­ outing before those w ho ara Salad Bar Supper given for looked a scene o f tropical Civic Assn. Sets Installation P T A Honors Principal A t Salad Bar Supper North Orlando To Build Babe Ruth Field By Mm* Grtostesd Decision to build a rrgulsbon Bab* Ruth baseball dia­ mond to North Orlando was announced litis week by the community’* Little League Parent's Auxiliary. The new diamond will be located directly south of tha present Utile League Park. Arthur Rhodes, auxiliary president, announced nt a msettog of Ilia auxiliary held Sunday night, that permission to use the land for thle pur­ pose has been received from Frank Faauls, North Orlando Co. manager. "S no-blrds" go north fo r the sum m er. Attending were Mrs. Mina Morrison, Mrs. Beverly Stout, Martin Salmon, Har­ vey Wilson, Herbert Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. George Boulden, Mr. and Mrs. Burdette DcW lch, Mr. and M rs. Ed Buckley, Mr. and Mra. Geor­ ge Haig, Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Ratliff, Mr, ami Mrs. Henry Willard, Mr. and Mrs. George Zim m er, Mr. and M rs. Ed­ ward Richardson, Mr. and Mrs, Kdwsrd Kuhlman and U r. and Mrs. Edgar Webb. Tlte final meeting before thig year's recess is scheduled for Thursday, June 30, at the Community Rouse begin­ ning with a pot luck supper at * p. in. followed by the regular busineaa session. PAGE 12 them last Friday evening by members o f the Lym an I*TA executive board at the home of Sir. and Mrs. Jam es Bir­ kenmeyer on Lake G riffin to Casselberry. Diggs Is leaving Lym an at the end of this term to accept the position of county super­ visor of custodial services for Seminole County schools. The executive hoard ar­ ranged Itic affair In order to show appreciation to Mr. Diggs for the splendid work he has done during his years aa principal at Lym an ami the cooperation lie ha* shown the PTA. A wide variety of hulads and appetizer* were served buffet style in addition In cups of toinulo bouillon, hoi rolls, rake, Iced tea and cof­ r.**■■to beauty com plete with the lake, palm trees amt moon­ light. Other* attending the supper were Mr. and Mra. Burbon Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pavelchak. Mr. and Mrs. David McCoy, Mr. ami Mrs Austin Savlllr, Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Field. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Babbitt, Mr. and Mra. H. E. Bothell, Mr. and Mrs. Buss I Ini he rl, Mr. ami Mrs. Clare llalm er, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewer, Mr. and Mr*. Finney Haynes, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Dom e, Mr* Ken Burkhart, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry. Auxiliary Unit Installs Officers how to hike her own. She also learned how to make that old favorite of the pros­ pectors, “ Sourdough Pan­ cakes." Transportation to Kodiak is primarily by plane and the boat come* from Seattle only twice during the summer. A ferry to be put to operation In 1MM will make the island more accessible to tourists. Alaska enjoyed a relatively mild winter this year. The temperature varies but the lowest record on Kodiak to nine degrees and the highest for August is S3 degrees ami for January, 30 degrees, Sev­ eral days of high winds, known as Wliis Walls, .dur­ ing the winter forced the closing of schools. Armed forces radio and television program s, seen without com m ercials are broadcast from Elmcndurf Air Base at Anchorage. The population include* many retired people, authors. artisU and guides who love to live there because of the friendliness o f the people and the m agnificent scenery. There is u variety of busi­ nesses, a sm all hospital, and churches o f many denomina­ tions are found in the small town. To fill her time Mr*. Ben son worked as i substitute teacher and as a clerk in a gilt shop. Som e « l the souv enirs which she exhibited at the W om an's Club were a crihbage board made from walrus tusk, a small totem pole, a belt o f hair seal and recipe books containing ex­ ample* o f colorful Alaskan cookery. She and Charles are balk­ ing forw ard to Joining the rest of the fam ily in Alaska soon after hie graduation in June. By Uses Grisstead Proposed by-laws of the North Orlando Little League Parent's Auxiliary were ac­ cepted aa read by Mrs. Ar­ thur Rhodes, secretary, at a meeting of the newly organtoed group held Sunday night to the Community Building at the Village Recreation Area. The treasurer's report, also read by Mrs. Rhodes in the absence of Mra. Arthur Per­ rin. stated that the auxiliary to in good financial condi­ tion and now ha* a total of 1137.00 tn the treasury. Arthur Rhodes, president o f the group, read resignations from Mra. Leonard Stewart a* concession stand chairman; Leonard Stewart as finance chairm an and Robert Steph­ enson as general manager and m anager o f the Little League team . K was suggested that Step­ henson be asked to umpire game* since he offered help in other capacities if needed. However, the group decided to leave this matter entirely in the hands o f the coaches as they are better quslifled to select umpires. Anton K rocck was circled to fill the office of m ansger with Gary Fcrrin and Eddie Connelly named as assistants. The group w as advised by Liia iie i Ituwvtt m n mi BWt sions made must be approv­ ed by the Little League Asso­ ciation before they become final. ar* member* of tht* year’* Ortedo High Cradoatiag Class. Thoee who will be graduat­ ing and their plane for the near and immediate future Karen Sur Kennedy, daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mr*. Howard Kennedy of Third St, who will work through the tatnmer months until her marriage next fall; Wanda C a r o l y n Jseoba, daughter o f Mr. u d Mn. Woodrow Jacob# of Chuluota Rd., who will ba working In Orlando for the eummer. In August *he will learo fur the Atlantic School, Airline Trnln. lng Division in Kansas City, Mo., where she will itudy to become a reservation!*!; Dorothy Jane 8 t o p y r a , English Estates Parents Vote To Form PTO M ore than 100 parents whose children will be attend­ ing the English Estates Ele* mrntnry School next fsll met Monday n ight with Prlncfpsl Morris Ruby at the South Seminole Eelementary School in Casselberry. Those o f the group voting approved b y a record o f 8218 to form a I'arcnt-Teacher Urganixatlon rather than be affiliated with the ParentTeacher Association. nny definite plans U Jtt « • crept to start werkinc; Nurbert Geers* Hyman, eon o f Mr. end Mr*. ferrall Hy­ man of Fourth St, will attend Orlando Junior Cell*** before Coiny on to the Uahrersity of Florida or fltetaon; Ingrid Ceorjcin* Hy ma n , daughter of Mr. end Mr*. Ferroil Hyman of Fourth S t, E D ITO R IA L Karan Baa C h a m b e r a, daughter al Mr. and Mrs. Vin­ cent Chamber*, formerly of Chuluota and now of Dallas, Tex., plana to start work after going to Ttxaa for a month’s visit with bar parents; Robert Edward I'entj, son of Mr. and Mra. Ray Pent* of Third St., will enlist in some branch of the service. CO M M EN T Police Protection T h e . North Orlando Village Council thU week announced that within the next few daya full time police protection will go Into e ffe ct in the community. At the same tim e the council requested cooperation o f all resident* and through motorinta in obeying traffic law* approaching and travel­ ing within the municipal limit* *ince all intention* are to htrictly enforce the*e law* once the volunteer police department ia on 24 hour duty. The council also i**ued a apecial reminder to reflldenta o f the village that they will be expect­ ed to comply with th e dog ordinance which call* for dog* to lie on Iea*h, o r in the company o f the owner, at all time*. It I* not the Intention o f the cmlncil, which ha* met with eome delay in organizing it* police department, to work a hardship on anyone. How­ ever, now that one i* organized, the village doe* intend to »ee that law and order are maintained without partiality to anyone. Your cooperation in requeated . . , give it. Longwood Installs New P T O Officers Longwood PTO President Fisher at the piano. All flva Mra. Mno Lrgg of English Estates w as elected meting Wayne Joiner installed offi­ were decked out in their fin­ chairman. A nominating com . cers for the 1903-04 school est Uay Nineties slcevegartcr m ittce, i (insisting of Mra. year at the organization's dress and centerpart hairdos M ary Williams of English last meeting of the year held and lia ry , when repeated apEstates, Mra. llctty Pierce of Tuesday night in the school auditorium.___________ i plausc sml cheer* brought__ ;c, JIrr. A a n -Jsw Mrs. Jean Vuskan was in the group back, broke into ■Ian o f Lakewood Shoes and Mra. Agnes Sheppard o f Tun- stalled s i president following an Impromptu twist which gli-wood, wait rhosen to pre­ her election to the office af­ again brought down the house. ter Mrs. Carolyn Bistline re­ sent a sluto of officers a t the The “ M amas'' were Mary signed due to other previous next meeting which will he civic commitments. McIntosh, Irene Van Eepoel, held al 7:30 p. m. next Mon­ Charter Set Other officers are Mrs. Joan Voskan, Martha Payne, day at South Seminole Ele­ An official Charier P re­ Eula Scull, sice president; mentary. Lucy Nell Young, Helen Phil­ sentation fo r Casselberry Mrs. Mary Rowell, secretary A ll parent* o f children who lip s und Klda Nichols who VFW Post 10030 will be held and Leroy Riley, treasurer. at it p. m Saturday st the will lie attending this school danced the "B all and the Joiner announced that the Land ’ () Lakes Country Club are urged to attend the meet- school and PTO w ill express J a ck " tn addition to a Roar­ ing. in Casselberry. their appreciation to the stu- ing *20'* number In costume. den body fo r cooperation and Sixth grade mothers served efforts on behalf o f the school refreshments at the close o f library by treating the child­ the program . ' , ren to a free Magic Show on June 3, the day before achool is out. The Adult Ta^nt Show pre­ sented following the business meeting was highlighted by the perform inces o f “ The Schoolhouie Four plus One" Plans for service projects and the 'Tliithsteppimt Ma­ m a s." j of Sanfurd Chapter lin t. Wo­ The first starred Principal* men o f ths Moose, w ere be­ Immediately Monday Christy Harp, John Angel and gun I-ouii Kosy and County Supt. night at ths first officia l busi­ R. T . MUwee "p lu s " Michael ness meeting of the newly In­ stituted group held In the Moose Lodge Hall in Lake Mary. The women unanimously ap­ proved the recom mendation that the Chapter take ov er as CASSELBERRY VFW POST lOO.sO mul its Auxiliary installed new «»fsponsors for Laks M ary fk ers at ceremonies hold last Friday night at the Luml 'O I-ake* Country' Brownie Troop 337. Tentative H) Ilei™ Snodzraue Club. Post officers pictured, top, seated from left, nro Ralph Webb. Hollis plans also were discussed for The Enterprise ParentJohnson, George Howard, Denell Long and Henry W ard; ittundinir, Robert providing ■ bassinet loan ser­ Teacher council met Tuesday, Dysert, William Moore. Joseph Tyminaki, installing official, Michuel vice which wsmld be available May 21, fur the last business Potcrauak and William Nebel. Auxiliary officers, bottom are, front from to chapter members. meeting and program o f this left, Kreldu Dysert, Ann W iekliffe, Mildred Johnson, Doris Long and Mary The next meeting U acheschool year. W ebb; bock, iietty Hagans, Thelma Crolty, Helen Pearson, Connie Sparks duled for 8 p. m. June 10. at Parents voted to donate $15 urd Vivian Warren. (Herald Photos) to sixth grade students for a which time enrollment cere­ Promotion I’uity which will monies fur new m em bers will be planned under the direction be conducted. Ritual practice was set for next Monday at of Mrs. Daisy Lee Gunn. Mrs. Forrest Nutt present­ W p m. All eleeted an ap­ ed Mrs. pa: Hatchett, presi­ pointed uftlccrs and com m it­ dent. a g ift certificate from tee chairmen are urged to be present. the PTC as an expression o f appreciation for her work and effort during the past two years. ,A sprin g Festival, directed by M n . Cecil Sellers, mu-ival director, was pn^enUd follow ­ ing the business meeting. Ilanciw were pre.ented by By Shirley Wentworth t*i h grade from the kinderAwards in special field* o f gartsu iliroucli the ,ix.h . S. v- ■a c|, cvrmcnt were received l>v end song- were g iv e, by * ,, lm.mb, r, of the Forest chorus vuiui'ii-cd of student* i Lake Academy Uraduiting from th,- fifth and sixth j Class al Commencement Ex- Moose Chapter Plans Projects Enterprise PTC Holds Meeting II) Donna Entrs Mis, Louise .Steward, past district eight president. In stalled Hi,. iu-wly appointed officer* o f the Auxiliary to South Seminote V F W Post 8207 at the regulur monthly meeting o f the group held last Thursday cvininif In the Post Homs on the Old llixia High­ way. Installed w ere Mrs Sue flerdahl and Mra. Lucy Me- ; Guire, color hearers, and Mrs, . Eva Wynn, huturiun. Mra. Bcrduhl, aetiior vice By Jane Casselberry | Hollis Johnson, senior vice president, conducted the meetDrncil Ding, VFW Post luu.V) of Casset-l com m ander; tug in the absence o f Mr*. Iren* March. She announced berry and it* Auxiliary held junior vice comma niter; Hu­ that ticket* fo r the chicken a Joint Installation uf officer* bert Dysert. chaplain; Henry burin-cue to In- held June 11 are I and buffet supper last Satur­ Ward, quartermaster: Wen­ now available from any num ­ day night at Hi,- Land O' dell X chcl, three year trus­ Lake* Country Club in Cas­ tee; flay Channel, two year ber o f the post or auxiliary. trustee: Hibbard Casselberry, Refreshment* o f iecd tea, selberry. Eight District Commander one year trustee; William cuke or coffee werv served by Mrs. Edna Noruian, Mrs. Ruth Joseph Tyminaki of Post 0 7 , Moore, judge advocate; Mi Putrrtnsk, surgeon; Smith. Mre. McGuire and Mi*. Orlando, was installing offi­ c h ie l W vnn follow ing tlw buaiuea* cer with Irwin Lahuers, past Ralph Webb, adjutant; Cltf meeting. I com m ander o f Post 2033, Or- Overman, service officer and Richard Hamm, sergeant at Th* auxiliary's next meet­ I Undo, serving a* lide. ing will b« held on Jane Li at O fficer, installed w e r e arm s. 8 p.m. a t the post home. I George Howard, commander;| Visitors %er* Jack Hoyt, Academy Seniors Receive Awards lercise* held last Sunday in the Academy Chapel. Valedictorians o f the class were Jean M vison of Atlanta, | G a „ and David Jewett of ! Forest City. Salutaloriun was Patricia McConnell o f Orbut I ;4„ ()0 VFW Post 10050 Has Installations LYMAN HIGH PRIN CIPAL Ralph Digg.-t. left front, \vu<t honored at a Salad Bar Supper given by the school's P TA executive board lust Friday aw ning at the Jumna Birkenmeyer home in Casselberry. W ith Diggs are, from left, Mr*. Diggs and Mra. Joseph Puvelehnk; buck, Mr. und Mrs. Birkenmeyer and Burbon Ferrell. (Herald PhotoJh „ com m ander o f Post two! o f *tuNation, wss present Cocoa and George Marks, unable to officiate i* she had) A w itd s presented went to immediate past com m ander laryniiu*. , Bunny Waggoner of Jacksonuf Post 1282. Orlando. Ncw Auxiliary officers are villa. Jan K carce o f Albany, Installing officer for the Mildred Johnson, president; Ga. and Davkl Jewett of ForAuxiliary w a s Mr*. Ann Doris Ding, senior vice presi­ cat CUy, literary; klarquita D crnry, past district presi­ dent; Vera Channel, junior Fowler o f Albany and Vivian dent from Auxiliary 7’J tt. O r­ v ice president; Ann Wickiiffe, Lester o f Apopka, music. lando Assisting w as Mr*. secretary; Mary Wcbo, tressEileen Beane of Forest City Hazel l.ahncr* of Auxiliary j urer; Helen Pearson, chapand Woodrow WUiddrn of 2093. Orlando, who served a* lain; Connie Spark*, condue- TitusviUe, religion: J cel Ferinstalling conductress. tress. Vivian Warren, guard; r cc of Urtando and J ;a n NiMr*. Maude Hortell of O r­ Tlseima Crutty, musician; vison of Atlanta, citizenship lando. past department p res­ FTekla Dysert, one year trus­ and Joyce William* o f K iss­ ident who w a s originally tee ami Betty Itagans, two immee and Jam es Whitt uf scheduled to preside at lit* in- y ea r teu*tr«. Lexington, k g , nervics. �i Legislators 'Bogged' On Financing Probe tigate bond financing in the state, and aim hurriedly passed a substitute bill clamping controls on bond spending and sent it back to the House. By Larry V m W How about a special Joe Tully Appreciation Day here . . . J oe laavei u* 1000 and no one hat done m ore for this community than the popular Heavy Attack Wing One Commander. « • • • r ft 4 Asked Gordon Frederick If be had any comment about extending the legislative ses­ sion 30 days. 1 couldn’t make out what he said he was laughing so bard. • • • City Hall was closed yes­ terday but it was business as usual for Sonny, Joe and the lfa y o r . Went out to Plnecrest Inn to eat yesterday and there they were: What’ s that song Andy Williams sings? ♦'Can’ t Get Used To Losing You” or to q u o te Hemingway again b u t give him credit "S eem s like when they get started—they don’ t leave a guy D ottin g.” The Mayor said it was a meeting o f the city's indus­ trial park board . . . That was the item some St.ooo was spent on . . . Rem em ­ ber? • • • Men'* Garden Club con­ tinues to keep up the plant­ ing along 17-92 by Lake Mon­ roe and someone continues to steal the plants. The Club is offering a $100 reward for any Information regarding the thefta , . . Check with Sid Ivea Ml. • • • N otice that new addition to the HarCar Aluminum P ro­ ducts Co. plant on tlwy. 1792. • • • ft T h e Civitan Club who does­ n't want publicity, handed over $200 to the Little Red School House last night. • • • People out Country Club M anor way still complaining about speeding in the area. • • * T o o much speculation and shoe string operations . . , that’ s the word from T ax Col­ lector John Galloway for the giant upswing in delinquent taxes . . . Take a look at these figures . . . In the county over jJ.OUO lax certi­ ficates sold for a total o f ov er $113,000 . Twice as m uch as last year . . . In the city It's the tam e story. . . . some 418 tax certificates sold for a total o( h i,-132 . , I.a jt year’ s total was on ly 132 sold lot I t . 182. * • • » < fr United Press Leased W ire Bulletin h a w a It i* presumed in business and club meetings that when a party seconds a motion hr o r she will say " a y e " when the matter comes to a vote. But County Commissioner John Fltipatrick doesn't al­ ways hew to the line. Tw ice in recent times he has s e c ­ onded a motion and then voted against the question. He did that Wednesday on the It 5 million Win Mac shop ping center. * e • FRL, MAY 31, 1963 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A N O. 724 Herald 'Used', Mayor Charges A future policy o f harmnnloux co-operation anti better undewtnndinR waa reached mutually b y the City Commitution and the Chamber o f Commerce ahnrtly before noon today. M ayor Tom McDonald used The Sanford Herald as a “ whipping post” to explain the pant difference* between the two bodies, charging the Chamber re­ leased personal telegrams relative to the Snnford ... Aid To UN Canal District Bill Awaits Bryant's OK Military Academy to The He* aid. T . K. Tucker, president of the Florida State Bank at Ihe outset of the tape-re­ corded meeting, ssid to M c­ Donald: " I don't know what you are talking shout; I have another appointment," and he walked out of the session. Francis Houmlllal Jr. McDonald opened tlte m eet­ W e Conte In Pence ing by claiming there was not proper co-opersllon be­ Hy United Press International Two policemen were slash­ tween the Chamber and the T. E. TUCKER City Commission, in that the ed and several persona were Wulku Out Cham ber had endeavored to injured today in a new flarepla ce the Commission in an up of vkdrnce at a Philadel­ "em barrassin g position and phia construction sile where in bad light by releasing in­ hundreds of Negro dem on­ form ation to the newspaper.” strators protested alleged jo b He referred to a telegram discrimination. from J. P. Wiegeri, N ew One patrolman was slashed Y ork City, chalrmsn of the on the wrist and another on M acFadden Foundation, spon­ the nrm during i fight which MIAMI (U P D -T h o M iam i sors of the academy, to John broke out when Negro pickets Weather Bureau aaid today it TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — K rider, Chamber manager, in refused to move to permit The House voted to waive ils was "watching closely ” a b is w hich Wlogers charged the workers to report to lltcir rule* for the extended session Caribbean squall band which C ocw sU siatj__ a ith-- "g o v ern- it*xK* r— today and agreed to lake up tTfla posirniy-uevetop imu m.— ment indecision.” impeachment charges against Five other policemen and C ham ber President F. E. Pasco Circuit Judge Richard about 2tm pickets were cu t tropical storm. Roumillnt Jr. read a p re­ Heavy rain and w ind p u t * and bruised in the melee. Kelly next Tuesday. pared statement expressing The workers got through to up to 52 miles an hour w crnl House Speaker M a 11o r y appreciation tor the op p or­ the school construction site reported over > 70O-by-33<V Horne had predicted Thurs­ tunity " t o appear before the which had been the target o f day that Ihe House would m ile area of the Caribbean. City Commission in a spirit "d ro p ” the matter rather protests for a week. It is lo ­ o f co-operation, for wc feel "W e are watching thu area cated in a largely N egro than take up four or five that understanding among tile hours of discussion on it when ncighboriiood in North Phila­ closely. Turbulent tiaaa like various governmental bodies tjaesf w<k;ietitnes Jfeame it v delphia, faced with mighty tax prob­ ■ml agepetcsyii r*-prss;ry to In the South, authorities at p t u l storm s," s i s i foreca ster ' lems. ° create un area of trust and ' t " Jackson, Miss., were prepar­ Gilbert Clark. But the report o f Ihe Sp* unity," He added that there wa* es) to arrest racial dem on­ rial Investigating Committee H ow ever, Runmdial's state­ strators by Ihe thousands. "n o indication at tide time” which recom mended by a 6-t ment concluded: "I trust thnt Two large buildings at the o f a tropical storm developing vote tin t the House impeach this la the purpose tor which state fairgrounds w ere set up because of the a re a 's hug* Kelly, w a i read to the Houso the meeting has hern called; size. as temporary Jails. today by Rep. Richard O. otherw ise, it is questionable The band of turbulent wea« Tlte city o f Durham, N. C., .Mitchell, Leon, chairman oi that anything beneficial w ill announced it would open its (h er stretched from the Cen* the com m ittee. resu lt.” municipal swimming pools on tral and Eastern B aham a* The report charged that McDonald requested of Rous desegregated basis, a m ove down across the Eastern Up there had been "flagrant viol­ millat whether the Cham ber ations" o f Ihe rode of ethics taken earlier In Ihe week by o f Cuba and to a point about planned to answer The H er­ 200 miles south-southwest o f Atlanta. governing circuit judges by a ld 's editorial. ' It All DcJam aica. Kelly. It repented charges by Cecil Moore, the president pends Whose Ox Is G ored ," H was expected to drift the P asco bar that an "lireo f tho National Association in Thursday's edition. Roumilpairahtr breech" existed be­ lat explained the Chamber for the Advancement of Col­ slowly northward. tween the bench and the bar w as nut involved and the ored People (NAACP) branch because of Kelly's actions. Commission should "resolv e in Philadelphia, said the pick­ Its difference* with the new s­ et protests would euntinuu un­ til m ore Negroes are em ploy­ p a p e r." Tlte Chamlwr president con ­ ed In skilled trades at the tinued that the primary co n ­ school site, cern " i s that we want the school and need it.” DACCA, Pakistan (UPI) —| Firm Opening ,nunist retreat today from tieCommissioner Joe Baker N E IV YORK (U P I) — Authorities feared today that M ERR ITT ISLAND (U P I)— ,nand* the Western Allies A mother o f three shot and queried Hie Chamber officials Stocks ojiened firm lit moder­ Hid death toll from a cyclonn lli,ini|„n West Berlin and tidal waves in E ast Pak­ They I tclllewt herself today after kill- why the t'hauther would not ately active trailing. istan would exceed ID,(WO. rttrd Thursday’* speech b y , in>. hrr j3. y c r . 0 W *.n and "la k e a stand there" (m ea n ­ The toll mounted ev ery hour E » d G e r m a n Communbt ■critically wounding the other ing to the City's differences with Tlte Herald), a s delayed reports from tho chief Walter Ulbricht in j two r)iii<lr«-n. It was at this point that stricken areas reached D a c­ which lie s.iitl a German Mrs. Marguerite Lawson, c a . Officials believed tins peace treaty is only of see- j ahmll ()f 2S0 Imperial Tu cker told McDonald. "I casualties would leap to be­ ondary im portance. T railer Court Merritt Island, don't know what you are talk­ tween 10,000 and 13,000. shot her litres' children and ing atoiut" amt walked out. Douglas Slciatrum, chair Press reports estim ated Uteir pet fox terrier in a pre­ that 10,00 other persons w ere dawn shooting spree at their man o f the Chandler's lo n g 1 misting and 2 million hom e­ trailer home. She later killed range « .■■llinilKV nil 1-iilll Jtimt, cleared the air som e­ less in tlte allccli'd 174-mil u herself with a shotgun. t o m McDo n a l d stretch along the Bay o f Dead were Mrs. Lawson what by suggesting that " w c H its P a p e r Bengal. and her youngest son, David. leave bygone* bo bygones TALLAHASSEE I UPI) Her other two children, San­ and work together to build About 500 Negro college and dra, ID. and John, 15, were the community." McDonald pressed Roumilhigh sc to* d students—22o of rushed to a hospital in Rockthem arrested during integra­ ledge, then transferred to the lat and Krider lor inform a­ tion demonstrations Thurs­ Orange Memorial Hospital in tion relative to any late doveday packed a courtroom to­ Orlando. Both were in criti­ lopnicnti with the Foundation day for a hearing on the ar­ cal condition with bullet in bringing Ihe military aca d ­ id u in g e em y to Sanford. The Cham ­ rests. wounds in the head. Most of Hie Florida A AM Mrs. Lawson used a .22 cali­ ber officials finally acknow­ University students who were ber rifle to ihoot the child­ ledged nothing has been a c­ CHECK OUlt l 1AL'KAGE P R IC E S; not arrested and ordered lu ren, then setu-d a shotgun complished since the C om ­ appear in court, boy rotted 1and shot herself In the atolo- mission formally ratified the Canadian Club Cully Strk negotiations. classes to attend the hearing. I men. 5 .9 0 8 .3 5 yiv .... , Race Tensions Flare In North; Two Slashed Go Home Shouts Vetoes Bill House Votes To Take Up Impeachment Tropical Storm Developing? Joint Appeal Holiday Death Toll Mounting Patrol Streets Red Retreat? Area Resident Dies Thursday Mrs Ma rile Largent, 63, a resident o f Longwood for 27 years, died Thursday at her summer tonne in Bryson City, N. C. Ihority of the state under the direction amt control o( the State Board of Conscrvation.” Each o f the m em bers of the directors hoard will be required to post a surety bond of $10,01X1 before joining t.ie board, They will select lltcir A native o f Pennsylvania, uw" ,lircctor un' 1 **c r *-‘ tory. Tlte governor lias not indi Mrs. Largent was a member call’ d when he will name the of First Baptist Church. laing board, although the board will becom e law — with or Surviving a le iter husband, without Bryant's signature tl Clarence H. Largent: four he doesn't veto it—next week. children, W e s l e y Largent, .Mrs. d o i n ' Lout inter and Mrs. Clara Hicks, all of Longwuod, and Mrs. Ruth Metcalf. Bridge I'nge H Oviedo; nine grandchildren Clastifled I'sg s 11 and two sisters. Ciuuits I’ lt ye to Dear Abby _____ Rage H Services will tie held at It Editorial . I’ngu 4 a. in. .Monday at the First Entertainment _ 1‘ aite !) Baptist Church in Longwood 1’uxxte Duye 5 with Rev. Jack Lindsay offi­ Society .... I'uge H ciating. Burial will he in the K|«>rt.s ___ ..... . Ruicr 6 Longwood Cemetery. Churches ___ _ Cage .1 Grantkow Funeral Home is i in charge of arrangements, I Herald Index J. DAN WRIGHT o f S u n f t* r d wius minted eliairmuii emeritus o f the Florida O r a n g e Marketers, Inc. board o f directors a t a meet­ ing this week. W right was a former chair­ man. Memo to City Attorney UiU Hutchison: Isn't it a federal offense to tape phone c o n ­ versations and not tell the people involved . . . Som e thing like invasion of p ri­ vacy? • • I 1 wonder if we would have had an luck with Celery Ave. if it wasn't for 3lack Cleve­ land Jr. in the capitoi? • • • Established 1908 Heavy Storms For want of $t3,ouo we can still use that prep school. City fathers debating on w ho's gonna foot that brok­ e r s fee. . . MacFadden Foun­ dation says Absolutely no. • • • <1 VOL. 53 The lower cham ber vetoed a similar bond control hill Thursday but Sen. John Ma­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. VATICAN CITY (U P I) thews Jr., backer o f both the (U P I)—Negotiators hoped to Pope John X X IIl's life moved Investigation and restrictions JO H N K R ID E R . mm- complete work today on a toward its end today, en d he bills, said it failed because series of resolutions aimed iijfer of the ( ’ hnntlter o f the House loudspeaker sys­ we* given Extreme Unction— at ending the UN. Comnterco waa recom­ tem went off and representa­ the last riles of the R om in mended today by the tives thought they were vot­ S t a t e Legiftlntiire to Catholic Church. ing on another matter. aerve on the St. John* By United Press International The SI-year-old spiritual The H o u s e amendment Heavy thunderstorms, high River C a n a l tltotrict leader of the world's half which the Senate refused to hoard aloiiR with John winds and tornadoes left billion Roman Catholica took accept would put the investi­ llrtmdey, nl*o o f Semi­ parts of T exas tom and under a sudden turn for the worse gation In the hands o f the water today. nole County. during the night. His condi­ legislative council. Mathews tion w as "critica l.” aaid it could be better handl­ The Vatican announced that ed by a selected interim in­ JAKARTA (U P ll—The first the pontiff was "seren e” as vestigating com m ittee aa the U. S. P eace Corps contingent he received the sacram ent of original Senate bill proposed. to Indonesia arrived Thun Extreme Unction, the anoint­ The investigation would be day- night to shouts of “ Peace ing o f the senses before aimed at all bond and reve­ Corps go hom e” by hundreds death. nue certificate issues in the of young Indonesians. He also received holy via­ state for roads and uniters ticum, the form of com m un­ Ity construction — especially ion Riven to those in danger the $137 million refinancing TALLAHASSEE (U P I) TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — of death. of the stale turnpike. Gov. Farris Uryam was re­ Gov. Farris Bryant vetoed The Pope's confessor. Msgr. Ruth Senate and House to ported reaily today to allow today > hill taking the State Alfredo Cavagna, was by- his day passed a bathe of local Commission a bill creating a St. John- .Motor Vehicle with—d o c tors. bHts to clear up the rnlanda V1i- lr-TV -tmti and high Vatican otficiati. and work o n finances next come law. ot Ihe governor. At 8:13 a. m., the Vatican week. The bill, introduced by Sen. radio cancelled all regular Mack Cleveland and passed broadcasts and began "an in the Senate amt House, is MOSCOW (U P !)—President extraordinary service” in a on the governor's desk await­ Kennedy and UriUsh Prime number o f languages. ing his signature. klinister Harold Macmillan "A fte r two days of steady Even if he doesn't veto the appealed jointly to Soviet improvement, lids morning measure, the hill will become Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ the condition o f his holiness law without Bryant's name on chev today to conclude a worsened following a sudden Ity United I'reaa International it. treaty banning test explosions Americans went into the crisis thst took place during Tlte district, which will in- of nuclear weapons. the flight,” the radio said. second day o f their long "T h e Pop* ha* ,uc M. i i k i , Day ‘ ../AUay U -W ’ fU" k S *'n‘ L I . " ’ viaticum and Extrem e Unc­ With (he f r i m t r n Z t a r t t m V V " * / * " 1 ^ ‘ w ord number o f persons nay b' « B|W W b> 1 * « « > ? * . V,* ‘ tion with edifying piety." five-member board. — tiuddhist priests and nuns This waa broadcast first In die in ti affix' accidents. The director* would serve carried on a 48-hour hunger Death came a t a faster rata Italian and then in French. tour terms, but the first board i strike today to follow up an Spanish, Tolish and (her than in either recent years or would serve shorter terms in unprecedented demonstration languages. the National Safety Council some instances, in order t • for greater religious freedom Shadows fell over liny Vat­ estimate o f lietwren 430 and stagger membership. under Homan Catholic Presi­ ican state in (he heart of the Situ deaths for the 102-hoiir Two of lire mem bers of Ihe dent Ngo binh Diem, city o f Rome as clouds moved weekend. first hoard will serve four, across previously sunny skies *‘ lt appears nt thiss time year terms, one a three-year and radio loudspeakers gave thut if it continuea. it will set term, one a tw o-year term BUENOS AIRES (U P I) tlte news that the Pope was a new- teeord high for Memor­ and the fifth a one-year stint. Federal police armed with dying. ial Day," a safety council Two of the m em bers of Ihe submachine guns and tear Groups of pilgrims and spokesman said. board will be from Seminote gas bom bs pa trull i'd the tourists clustered quietly in The worst accident happen­ County and one each from streets o f Argentine cities to St. Peter's Squire, looking ed near Cornwall, Conn., when the other counties in the dis­ day hi prevent possible violu p -lo the third story Vatican a aporta cur skidded out of trict. cnee during a uneday nation apartments where the pon­ contrul and crushed Into an­ "The purpose o f the dis­ wide "general strike." tiff waa nearing the m i o f other auto. S’evetl persona trict,” the bill says, ‘ 'shall a four and a half year reign. died. l>e to secure funds, reeetve donations, or acquire lands BERLIN (U P I) — Western to be used by the canal au- diplomats saw another Com Memo to rritirs o f the Pipeline Co,: outfit may In-Ip bring in a new industry here. • • ♦ I W E A TH E R : Fair thrmiyh Saturday. High today, 86-90, L ow tonight, 60-65, MONTGOMERY, Al a. (U P lM lk n e U. ». mar­ shals failed M ay la aa at­ tempt I* a«hporaa Gov. George (’. Wallace for a federal coart hearing Mowday aa a government at­ tempt to eajofa the gevensar Item interfering wKh lategrat-oa at the I'aiverwUy at Alabama. TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — The Lcindature, pressed for time and money, ahrugired aside tax bill* until next wreek’a extra sesaion today but boRjred down on disagreement over bond financing investiirutlonn. Today in the last day o f the biennial 60-day ses­ sion. hut the legislators voted yesterday to meet up to 30 days more, if necesaary, to work out taxes to finance $987 million in record spending. The Senate refused to accept a House amend­ ment to its big bill to Invei ** « lO *-* Pope John Nears Death; Gets Last Riles ije ra lfo I I Cyclone Death Toll At 10,000 Mother Oi 3 Goes Beserk b A M Students Boycott Classes; Attend Hearing VALDEZ HOTEL Legislative W a y Cleared For College LegulaUrc action has been cleared for Seminole County to further its campaign tution of higher learning and JCommerce to issue evidence o f to edness to finance the pur have the slate locate s pro­ chase of said lands.” Commission Chairman J poned new four year under­ graduate university or a C. Hutchison explained this branch of. the University of legislation prepares the way Florida engineering college in tor the county to lie in readi­ ness to acquire a site, either this political subdivision. Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr. 1 through donation or purchase, this morning reported Hot should the State Board of House has ps>>ed and the Control decide the proposed Senate has concurred in a university should he situated bill authorizing the Board of in Seminole County. Presently, the County Com Commissioner* to What ever happened to that t’ -junty airport la Lake Monroe idea* j ' acquuw a »tl« tor so m ate, tnuakia and the C baulfrr ot I com ­ ex ited $1,000; permitting the are School Board to make pur­ chase of nialeriala, supplies awaiting a feasibility study and services without bidding report by the First Fesearch not to exceed $600; provid­ Corporation, Miami, and an ing for the re-registration o f engineering report by William all electors in Izmgwoud; re­ Iwffler Jr. pealing a section of the Al­ Senator Cleveland alto re­ tamonte Springs charter re­ ported these measures have lating to the issuance of lime warrants. cleared the Legislature: Providing for a county dog Canceling a claim by the pound and appointment ot an county against former count) |impounding o ffic e r; permit­ com m issioners (not the pre­ ting the county to make pur- sent hoard) tor reimburse­ elta-es of materials and suo- ment o f payment of several , plies without balding not to duuu r meetings during toe indebt­ mittee on long range education organization of the County Zoning Commission; realign­ ing justice of the peace dis­ tricts; permitting Oviedo to reorganize its tax collecting structure to coincide with Ihe county policy; permitting the county to regulate Junk or sal­ vage yards; permitting the '•Sc Sun11 Board to set the sup­ erintendent's salary, The House approve*] a bill providing for water and (ire protection for A l t a m o n t e Springs. Senator Cleveland said iZMioe lueu.iiuva have been introduced In the House: Giving (tits circuit judge a salary increase; providing changes in the .Sanford police relief and pension fund; a new charter for Casselberry; repealing sheriffs lees fur service process in view o f a new statewide uniform m easure: allowing Sem inole Memorial Hospital 30 days a f­ ter llu' close of its fiscal year to submit a statement o f op e­ rations to the County C om ­ m ission: calling tor a sp ecia l I eomnxunity election tor in jcurpureUou of Fern Dark. SvAKrimi VO 3lh 5 .8 5 Jack Daniel* (lllark). Mb Daankl Vodka tto*. ath . PKICEB INCLUDK RALES TAX Seagram's 7 alh ---------- -- 4 .3 5 3 .4 8 I . i �: ■-tejS-H'.'- *, Grover S' j i r V> 1 Sewell The Sacrament of Holy contirmants. Officiating waa ConiirmaUea waa conducted the m, nev. William L. Har­ at 3 p. m. latt Sunday it grave, Suffragan Bishop of Chrlit Church Episcopal in Longwood for a class of 11 T o A ttend M eet Session Set There wfll be a meeting of the Session of Westminster Presbyterian Church n e x t TUcsday it 7:30 p.m. in the chapel at Howell Park. New members will be received at this time. portant soul! The Heavenly Father knows without a doubt what ww need. Thera, are six peat peti­ tions In this prayer of a few words. The first three relate to God and His honor while the last threa art primarily concerned with man and hla F R . ANABTASI Fr.Anastasi To Sene ChristChurch By Deane Estes Tr. Ansstasl, who bss been Canon for the Catherdal Church of BL Luke, Orlando, will be serving Christ Church Zplicopal In Longwood, tem­ porarily, until tho appoint­ ment of a permanent vicar In made for the church. Fr. Anastas! was born In Italy and ordained in Chicago la lilt. He retired from the New York, N. J. Diocese af. for M years of service, 3] Ftara of which be was in •barge of SL Anthony of Padue Church in Httklnaack, If. J. The First Petition says, "Hallowed Be Tby Name." Praia* la given lo God in Urns* words. How appropriate U la to b*gln our prayers with praise to Urn God of all that ia. The Second Petition asks, "Thy Kingdom Coma.” In maty of oar churches we repeat this prayar time after time, but bow many of us ara sincere? Ws are pray­ ing to be ruled by Christ Himself. Certainly this placet our allegiance to Him above our business, recreation, coun­ try and families. He makes U very clear (hat He ia Lord of all or Lord not at ail. The Third Petition, "Thy Will Be Don* On Earth As It Is In Haavan." It la simply not enough to become cHisens of the Heav­ enly Kingdom, but GOOD dtlm s where the will of the Sovereign God is our will. The Fourth Petition, "Give Ve This Day Out Daily Bread." "Dally Bread" does not in­ dicate that we feel It neces­ sary to have greet wealth to bo satisfied. We will not have to 'keep up with the Joneses" to fled -twpptnOTr bat- w* do ask that God provide ua with the necessities of life that we may live respectfully for Him. Petition Number Five, "And Forgive Ua Our Debts, Aa We Forgive Our Debtors." How many of us mean this I What a DANGEROUS petition. Do w* really want God to Jorgive ua as WE forgive ethers? -This Involve# multiple peMaatfe* aa *tU a * tram* endoua pardoning! for Moat of ua. Evidently Peter was faced with the problem of forgiv­ ing n troublesome person. He asked If be bad to forgive aa much aa seven times, to which our blessed Lord re­ plied, "seventy times seven," meaning an unlimited num­ ber of times. Christ Church Schedules Special Mass By ltonaa Estes The Choir of Christ Church Episcopal In Longwood will sing the Mlasa Marlalla, a ninth century Latin Mass, at the 10 a.m. service this Hun day. Conducting tha service will be Fr. Ansstasl, Canon of tha Cathadral Church of St. Luka, Orlando. p in a o B v r i s i i a i t f CONFIRMED last Sunday a t Christ Church Episcopal in Longwood b y Bishop William L. Hargrave, center back, and Fr. George M. Jarvis IV , form er Christ Church vicar, right back, were, front from left, Mrs. Romaine Davis, Linda Knepper, Leila Knepper and Nancy W hite; necond row, Mrs. Betty Hauek, W alter Stevens, Philip Marx and Ronald O'Neal and, bock, L eroy Belschner. (Herald Photo) Good Shepherd Sets s r boo n m u n Cmi, l t d aoa Hten H. M. Bnow — ........... ... f U t i r Sunday School _ • :« ! a. m. M orning W o rih la lt:SS a. m. E v s t lt x W orsh ip — Tits p. m. Toutb Scrv. (T u ts.) T:IS p.m. lU d -W #*k Bcrv. (T h u n .) I:SI Ry Frasers Wetter Mrs. Joa Smithera waa hos­ tess for the May meeting of Circle Two of tho UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at bsr home on Lake Emma, Tuesday evening. The Devotions], titled "A Gift of a Child," waa given by the hostese and was Mowed fey 'the-fco.'d’a Pr s y c r is ~uni»Mr*. Don Smith, c leader, gave a discourse on Missionaries in Africa and also in Chicago, U. g. A. ' Reports warn given by Mrs. Marion Lea on Fellowship, by Mrs. Smathers on World Ser­ vice, and by Mri. V. E. Don­ aldson on tha Theodora pro­ ject. The lesson assignment on On* f v a j k O^Uod, chapters threw sad tour, waa pretested by Mrs. James M. Tbohipson. After the meeting teas ad' Journed with the traditional Matpah Benediction, refresh' ments were served by the hostess. Other members present be­ sides those mentioned above were Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mrs. Millard Rice, Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Maria Lowe, Mrs. Fannie Leffler, Mrs. Emma Bashars, Mrs. Harry Sandusky, Mrs. Ray Cress, Mrs. Wallace Creel, Mrs, Horacs Cochran and Mrs, Richard Beebe. U P Y T o M eet Tha United Presbyterian Youth of the Westminster Presbyterian Church w i l l meet it 0:30 p.m. Sunday at the chapel in Howell Psrk. All Junior High and Senior High young people are Invited to attend. Rev. Ernst fiolkk, paster of the Good Shepherd Luth­ eran Church of Sanford, an­ nounced today that Vacation Bible School will open on Monday, June 10, at the church. The achoot will be in session from • a, m. until noon, Monday through Friday, through June 21. This year's theme is "We Belong to God" and classes will bo conducted for all age groups' from nursery tliroush the sixth grade. All children of the Sanford area are in- By Jaa* Casaeibtrry. The Christian Homemakers Class ol Community M tried a novel way of raising funds at a meeting held Tues­ day night in Weaver Hall. Those a t t e n d i n g each brought a package containing used clothing and these were auctioned off. sight unseen, by BUI Shook, class president, and John Oea. Each purchaser then model­ ed the odd assortment found In his package with some ra­ ther amusing results. Those not wishing to keep the things they bought donated them to be told by the class at a rummage sale. Mrs. Donald Montgomery was presented with a baby gift from the claas of a "Walkabouncer" ehatr. Refreshment* of sherbet punch, cookies, sandwiches, nuts and mints were served foUowIng the meeting by hoste, Ur. and Mrs. Harold WUlla and Mrs. Marlon Valtch. vited to attend. Registration formi are available at the church office. The children will study God aa our Creator, God aa our Guide, and God as our Sa­ vior. Aa a missionary study, they will pay particular at­ tention to the Middle East. Each grade level has spe­ cial activities correlated to the course being taught. For erample, uie Junior Class, grades 4, 3, and 9, will have as one of their projects, the collecting and study of In­ sects. The Kindergarten class will learn bow God caret about them personally. The Primary Class will study My Father’s Work), which in­ cludes insects, flowers, leaves etc. Rev. Copeland To Address Graduates B y J aa# C a sselb erry Rev. Delmas Copeland of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church will deliv­ er the Commencement Ad­ dress to the graduating class at the Lakevlew High School In Winter Garden neat Tues­ day avenlng. Rev. Copeland, before com­ ing to Casselberry, waa asso­ ciate pastor and minister of youth at the First Methodist Church In Winter Garden. Supper Set In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry A Fellowship Supper will be held at 0:30 p.m. neat Wed­ nesday at tbs Casselberry Community Methodist Church prior to the regular mid­ week evening prayer service. During the summer months thi.e suppers will be held only on the first Wednesday night of each month. Prayer and Bible study will be con­ tinued on (tie weekly sched­ ule at usual. Those attending the auppers art aiked to bring a covered dish and their own table ser­ vice. Attend services this week at i/our inm p face o f worsfip OnroU O. B ontw right Fssto* Ronday School __ P:4I »■ m. M orning W srek lp It:# * a. m. KvaafeUaUa aerr. T:l# P> m. Tut#. Prayer ferr. T:M p> sa. m ace c a m n *. m. aa. m. p. n . p. ■>• (United Washdays S4U, as. » s rssw Christian isar a. a##*##* Aoa. Rov. Warns Johnston Pastor Sunday School-----|:4I at os. Moraine Warship ll:M a. m. 11:11 *ta* cerTAL t a c a * r MR a . m - ------------------ - S o r t ! * * P xu _ C hristie* Touth B a r. t R o th direst — P u t s * M inistry 10:00 a. m. B i t . W sttar A-R- Maphsro*#, Buaday School — M orn lsx W orsh ip I I :** a. m. Faster ■un der R y a n la e . t i l * p m. W ad. I lb la Study . f:* a *- - Conquersra MSOtimf ll» p » Lutheran Preflbjterian T h a C horea a t tha Lutharea H our" a a d T V "Thla lx lh# U fa " H srbort W . O o o r a s ------ Pastes Sunday School — S:1B a. m. W orship S e r f We _ 10:10 a. m. v tick w n r «e wrone Rvsnxtlfat lS:St a. m. Blbls C la s s .* lt:*S a. m, R ssutar M eeting M ornlnx W orship „ 11:#* a. m. (F irst Sunday) 1:00 p. m. C o n fe r e n c e ______ _ 1 ;tt p. m Esenlnx Worship — Wr * ---Dtbl* Classes W sd. Tilt p.m. Ip riccd ln g Sai l i l t p. Third Sunday Aaa't FWator Joe H arvlli UHUHCH OP CHRIST A re CHURCH aad Third M ethodiit ORACH HBTHeSSIFr CHURCH Onora HI, at Woodland Avs, Rot. John IL Hlroa, Jr. Pnntor Bunder School ___ l:lt a-m. oeVRRAWT Mornlnx Worship _ 10:0# a. m. RTF t :l* p m. Worship _____ 4:0# s. m. —-^ Lord’s D ay Sendees 10:1* a-m. Church fluhool 19:04 s. m. •nd 1:10 p.m. h i m u m piftBivr T a m porarlly at P t n # e r # a | CHURCH •shoot— French aad 37th. CHISSCH OP CHH1BT Cttrv# Hale Rot. Ray Oraxory, Jr.. Faator ta t s Park A n n Bert B r e i r a ____— E van gellit ■uaday School ___ t:*S a. m. Sunday Mornlnx Worship tt:ss a. m. Blbl# S t u d y ___ _ 10:00 a. m. MTF .......... _ #:!• P m. M ornlus W orship It:** a. m. ■ r e Worship ------ 1:10 p m. E vsn lin Service _ . S :lt p m, Wsd, Prayar a#rrto« T:I4 p ns. Seo ‘'Herald ef Truth** t . p s . * « TO LIST YOUR Sunday an Channel • n u f m m o D ifT c i m i Tuesday 411 f i i f c 4 tv< Ladles Blbls Class 10:18 n-m. John T . Adams Jr. — Psator Wednesday PI.VMCHRPT BAPTIPT CHURCH Blbls Classes 1:10 p m. O s * rs S m S Puatnr W illiam J. d u .is Mornlnp W orship _ l:* » A It a. m. Christian Science Sunday S c h o o l ____4:11 a. m. Trslnlna U n i o n ____ 1:11 p.m. FIRST CHURCH OP C H R U T C rin liK W orship _ 1:10 p.m. ■CIKRT1ST W .d . O ttlc.ra A Teachers It . . t i n s ........ -....... t i t ! pm . Sunday S e r-lra A Wsd. Preys r Berrien U o p m. ■ under So host _— _ 11.*4 a- HU ■ubjeot: "A n cien t And Modern Nscrom nney, Alla* MsnmarMOSITM O S L A V M Imu and Hypnotism, De­ HAPTIBT CHAPBL nounced" SM X. Kn Irfan Are. V. M. U e s c s r d , Chapsl Pastor W idnoeday S e m e * •:*• p ns. Resdtnx R oom : I t l E. P in t. Buaday S t h e a l ____ 1:41 a-m. W sth d a y o: |Stl* s.m. - 4:1* T rsln ln # U n io n ____1:1# p. a . m. P rld sy E v tn ls x : S ISW orship 11 l n . l i l t pi Wsd. K vsnlnx Prayar 1:1# p.m. :l t p.m. J M orsln x W orship _ l:IS a. m. ■ under School ____ S:tl a. nu Mernlnx W orship l * : l l a. m. M T " M ostlnxs ___ Cif* P m. (Intsrm odlats, Senior) Kvenlnx W orship _ lit# p m. NOTICE N tsaren e BA1ARRVR . t e d S i a* Staple A re . Blokes ---------------- paster Sunday S c h o o l ____1:11 Morels* Worship 10:11 T o u t h ____ ________ S ilt p m. Braaxollotlo lerTtod Tit# pm Third aunday ■laxoplratlon 1:0 4 p CHURCH CALL FA 2-2677 m. These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Wlbun-Kichvlhergcr Mortuary Kuntrr I. tVilnan and S t a ff Tha Amarlcaa OH C o m p a n y Mr. ae4 Mrs. M. tt. Ht>l:kiand I'rogrenvive Printing t'o. J. M. CsmiiM isd Huff WUeon-Maier Furniture Cm Staiiatrum Heatly Herb titnulrsa sag Huff Mrs. Applaby ■ Rcataurant The Kilt Thealrr Bill Lot sites A Lmploj i n Mr. and Mr#. Al WUmr Luclll# aad Harold AppUbv IIS N. Fark Holler Motor S a k s Co. Eate«tl Farrell A Buff Food Fair Sturev. Inc. tiro rg r U ajlrj A L n y lo jr tt J. C. I’ taney Company L. L. KdUaaeB aad Eaiptejaea Southern Natural Gas John Dunn A {staff Saaford Atlantic National Uaok U ou ard H. H edge# A S ta ff A LOLLYPOP Tit EE was enjoyed Thursday b y th e children at All Soul's Parochial School ua u •peels] treat prepared fo r them by the cafeteria a ta ff. Around the tree, left to right, are A lbert Mathera, Janet Allen, Michael Coulombe, Joseph Frolix, Dennis Hebert, Jane Reutebuch, John Westbrook, Bruce Illauin, llryun Cooney, Colene llaney, Jumcs Maloney, Daniel Klttt, Uremia C'runklotou. Susie W ilson, Mrs. Helen CoiiBtatttine, Mrs. Thomas and Sister Alwina. (Herald Photo) Stats Farm Innurance Cotapanita W I L Q O M H WAHOB4 t Hit; INIA rtHROSKI r. U. Bus 1314 NUKA NORHIS IE 1-1314 a Church S c h o o l ------- 1:41 a. m. flsaalon m ost* 1:44 a. m. M ornlnx W orsh ip « 14:M a. m. Ptnneer PWtlowefaie I ' M b Senior HI Fellowship 4:00 p.m. _ K v e n ln x W e r s t it e __T :S 0 p m.- V W e d P rayar H o e tia f 1:00 p m . PAOLA CHURCH OP CHB1PT its . I lk at. A Molly A re. Paul U. la t la y — ....... Pastor Sunday S ch ool _ t * : t l a. ro. Sunday M orning W orsh ip 11:44 a. i Sunday K r.n lna W orship 1:41 p. m. W sdnosday Fraytcl Aarylco — 1 :4 i p. Pentecoetal •* CkpSnt) t i l l a. m. — Church aehoot C. T. Morris ......... — Pastor Morris Ruby — W E S T t m a M t a a io v A R T B A P T IU T I 'H I B C N C teN t Park A s m s as S4th M. Car. 140 ■«. « Oate Aaa. dall Sm ith___ ____ Faator Bundar achoot _ - S:4I a. m. Church O f Christ Moraine Worship 11:41 a. » . Tralnlae Union — (til p. B. Kvsnlnx Worship _ 1:14 p- m. Wed. Preytr Sorvlea 1:lf pm. Ralph B row or J r. l n n * e l l » t Bible S c h o o l ____lt :W a. m. Nursery Open WTRR ., ------- Tit! p. m. Moraine Worship tlilo a. m. Ermine Worship - T:t* p. m. Sunday Nlta Broadcast Wed. Fraror lorries f;tt p.m. arr. haver frimstivh BAPTter csicwrw s ttitr tit* i W. — Rlkl# Be heal tt:## a. m. - M oreln# W arship It## p m . — Evohlnx Barfloa 1:0# p m . _ W ed. M id-W eek Prayer S e r v ic e 1:00 p m . Ind Wad. M lailoa* a ry Sere Ice C e X e R B A A T ie X A L CM R i a n AM C H U R C H a. a. a. f. c Jic n c s i b a p t is t L a k e Mary, Fla. R « r . W . l a Holcombe, Past or C o o ffre fttio o il Baptist M ora ls* w m h l a — S:4I ■ua4ay School S:4I M oraine W o rth !* 11:00 T r tln ln c Union — • : ! ! B vtn ln e W orsh ip - i n s Wed. Prayar SarvUa T13* Communloe Services will be held Sunday morning at the • : » aad 11 a.a. services at the Casselberry Common, ity Methodist Church. S n . at m Richard Ly#u _ _ Sunday Maacoa___ r u u v s m u t m n ix c i B l* parte i m a Communion Set CHURCH RARARBRB Catholic te a Hargraves and Fr. Jarvis wan held ia the parish house fbUewteg the service. Hoeusa•a for the supper were mem. $ hen of the Christ Church Epiacopsl Churchwomen. Church O f God & Hamilton artfflo Sunday School _ _ Morning Worth Ip Training Union _ Svsnlng Wnrahtp _ H. W. Bnow, Faator P. *. Chanca______ Pastor Dates For School Rev. Del mas Copeland and Minin McClain, church lay delegate of tbn Casselberry Community Methodist Chonh, will attend the annual meet­ ing of the Florida Conference of the Methodist Church to bl held Tuesday through Satur­ day of neat week In Lakeland. Um Ptoeea* of tooth FlorMl, who voaa assisted by Fr. Georgs N. Jarvis IV, f c r a r Christ Church vicar. Those confirmed « « t Leray Btlacbpar, Ronaioa Davia, Lclli Knepper. Linda Knepper, Philip Man, Hopaid O’Neal, Valter t e r m , Nancy White. Roger Wolfe and Betty Hauek. A buffet supper honoring the conflrmanla, their fata- I n la g L F r i e r and S t a f f HUl Lumber A Hardware Ce. Jlaar Crape* A B �# n fo ii I m B Essay. These were $23 sav­ Phillips, w ent to Ceroljm Turner. Mrs. H. B. McCall o f the ings bonds. of Charles Rabun waa named Seminole High School who has United Daughter* o f the Con­ 3to*t Outstanding Bandsman demonstrated his leadership federacy presented the Jeffer­ and also received a medal as qualities all through hi* fo u r son Davis award for t'.ie high­ president of the Glee Club. Joan Jones waa named Most years o f high school, was hon- est average in American UlaOutstanding M ajorette. ored Thursday by the facu lty tory to Audrey Decker. T h e DAR Good Citizenship Glee Club medals w ere also o f the school and by the J a y Award for dependability, lead­ presented to Pam Jones and rces, who both gave him th eir ership, service and patriotism Janet Johnson, accompanists, Leadership Award, at the an­ w as wan by Roberta Rankin for their service to the Giee nual Award* Day cerem onies and the DAK Award fo r E x ­ Club and to Patty Glenn Johncellence in History by Ronnie tin for her suporlor solo rat­ in the gym . Phillips, who is ■ member Goers*. Three were presented ing at the State Band Contest. by School Supt. R. T . Mil wee. The Student Council Dedi­ o f the Netions) Honor Society The English Awards were cated Service awards were and a star athlete, was aw ard­ won by Jerry Cullutn fo r the presented to Bill Stemper, ed the sportsmanship trophy Rest Short Story; Bedford sophomore and Randall Chase, a t Wednesday's All Sports Aiken for the Rest Poem , and junior. John Westgute for tha Best The Civitane American CitB anquet J. B. student •’Johnny" body president lzenship Essay W i n n e r s awards trophy and medal were awarded first and second place winner#, Lawrence Pivee and Grace Middleton, rrspectively. The Jayceea. represented by new president Jim Smith Bring The Gay Colors of Springtime Inside with —• WAU e txctunrr COVItMt • a tms m • WAJMASU • ste esnrrr • sast to asnv wins * roe mruioe uu m The Leadership Award fo r L E A D E R S H IP , SCHOLARSHIP and service are represented by the Seminole High School Stu­ dents shown here. Seated (from left) are Caro­ lyn Turner, Science and Muth A w a rd; Linda A. Williams, Student Council Leadership Award. Standing are Johnny Phillips, Faculty and Jay- cce Leadership A w ards; Lawrence Pivee, Civltnn Essay Award; Frank Belsito, Scholarship Awards, (Straight "A ” Student) and Bill Stem)>cr, Student Council Service Awurd. (Herald Photo) Elder Springs To Recognize Teaching Staff 93 To Allend Witness Meet In New York T h e E id e r S p rin g s Baptist Church will observe Teacher Appreciation Day this Sunday when the 41-member Sunday School faculty will receive special recognition at the morning worship hour. T eachers recognlied will include Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McLaughlin, Mrs. Ruby Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Dive C irpen ler, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ergle, H r.' and Mrs. L. T. Twym an, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde D cm psay, Mrs. B. II. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Walk­ er, Mr. snd Mrs. Leonard Tlion . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Par­ rish; Mrs. Archie Freeman Mr. am! Mrs. Frank Jessup, Mrs. R. L. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Buhl, Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Flynt, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ry Hawkins, Walt Britton, Clint Campbell, Mrs. Sadie B erry, Mrs. Mae Keeling, Mrs. Roma Jean Meadors, Mrs. W. W, Coleman. Mrs. Leon Steinmeyer. Mrs. W. 0 . Nolan, Miss Betty Carpenter, Mrs. Patsy Harvey, Mr*. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Taylor. Mr. and Mm . Jam es Blaylock and Miss Dolly Hatch. Sunday School Superintend el Kenneth Meadors reminds that these Sunday morning Bible study sessions are open to all who are interested and UAIt AW ARDS were won by Roberta Runkin (ritfht) for Citizenship and Ronnio Goenw, (cen■ ter) f o r E :\vx m H i t o r j : . T liO - U D C J c f f c r - aon Davis History Award went to Audrey Deck­ er, (lo ft). (Herald Photo) MUSIC MEDALS were presented by the Glee Club to Misa Janet Johnaon (le ft) and Miss Pam Jones (righ t). John WcatKate, (center) was win­ ner o f the award for the Best Essay. (Herald Photo) tl. Chapel Sets Summer Hours ^Tho Altamonte Springs Com­ munity Chapel announced to­ day that Its sum m er schedule o f meeting only for the 9:30 a. m. worship service each week will begin this Sunday. The Sunday School hour will be conducted at the lame time. Rev. Edward W. Miller, pastor, and Mrs. Miller hate returned home from their va­ cation ami he will return to the pulpit this week. WMU Meeting Set Tuesday Member* o f the Woman'* Missionary Society of the l^lrst Baptist Church of San­ ford v«i!l meet at 10 a. m next Tuesday in the church auditorium to study the geo­ graphy and history as relat­ ed to the expansion of the Southern Baptist Foreign Mis iSons program . ‘ Executive officers of the Seminole Baptist Association WMU will be special guests al the luncheon following the program . MOST OUTSTANDING M ajorette at Seminole High was Mi.-is Joanne Jones, liuutl Majorette, lint! Most Outstnntlinjf Musician was Charles Kutum, Captain of the Band. They holtl the gold trophies which were presented by Bandmaster Ernest Cowley. (Herald Photo) girts w as presented tn Linda Allen Williams, by the J a y - CLOSET CIEM HIP Frank Belslto, the only straight “ A " etudent o f the school w as named to receive the Jayceee Scholarship award and the Student Council Schol­ arship award. The Bausch and Lomb S ci­ ence and Math Award for straight A 's in Physics, B iol­ o g y I and It and Chemistry SEND wins A delegation of 93 m em ­ bers of the Sanford congrega­ tion o f Jehovah's Witnesses w ill attend an international convention o f the religious group scheduled at Yankee Stadium in New York from July 7 through July 14. Leading the local delegates w ill bo Bush N. Stafford, pre­ siding minister of the San­ ford church, and his fam ily TO M A R V IN M IL A M ’ S SEM IN OLE DRY C LEA N ER S 218-220 MAGNOLIA A V E . wavlx Cluj***. siA s rtx WAiisosse, soar sms watu Mm|tub g*1*** w ill rnm tiino at the convention with their annual vacation. It ha* been announced that som e 125.000 persons are ex­ pected to attend the eightday gathering representing the Eastern United States, Canada, Central and South Am erica and the Carribcan Islands. In addition conventions also will be held at County Stad­ ium In .Milwaukee, WIs., June 30-Juiy 7 and at the Rose Howl in Pasadena, Calif., Sept. 1-8. At least 250,000 are expect­ ed to attend the three con­ ventions. Central Baptist To Sponsor Youth Program The Central Baptist Church o f Sanford has announced the beginning of a program en­ titled "Youth for Christ" which is designed especially for young people of the area, regardless of church affilia­ tion. Plans are (o sponsor a pro gram al least once, monthly, with the first to be held at 7:30 p. m. today in the chureh sanctuary auditorium with Rev. Leonard Jones o f the Prairie Lake Baptist Church as the featured speaker. Following the service those attending will adjourn to the dining room at 8:15 where games will be played and refreshments served before dismissal at 9:15 p.m. Tops on everybody’s best seller list li the daily newspaper; On an average day a daily newspaper is bought by GG.4% o f all U.5. households and read by about 90 million adults and 9 million teenagers. Y A ZO O MASTER MOWERS It's not surprising (hat (he newspaper b such a best setTef. No> where else can you iind out so fast and in sudi detail what's going on in the far comers of die world or just around the corner in your own homotown. rra The newspaper is the best source for shopping information, too, and that makes it a "best seller" as far os advertisers arc concerned. People need to know what's for safe. . . for how much. . . for how lo n g . . . and at whose store. They find out In the newspaper, MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUSINESS THROUGH NEWSPAPERS T R A D E - IN A LLO W A N CE Wh*n •H igh School or College Boy or Girl •You’ll find the right g ift « t Powell's : PO W ELL’S You Trad* Famrua F or The Ya/oo No J ob Too rtoto: fxl Lxmtf I k Sanford Herald Tough, Smooth Perform ance. Wl Sell • Service, Dcmon- alrale and Trad*. LEW IS SALES & SERVICE O FFICE SUPPLY CO. 2317 Country Club Rd. t u S. M agnolia F A 2-3912 FA I 7 »U FOR BEST A D V ER T IS IN G PAINTS 8** fo r t, FA 2-4933 best seller* BIG WHEEL awarded Certificates o f Merit to 22 members o f the National Honor Society. Letter* were given to the quallflng members o f tha Glrte Athletic Assn, b y M rs. June Winn, sponsor en d director. RESULTS USE YOUR L O C A L NEWSPAPER Yh. �< Or. CraiM’ s Worry Clinic ty follow­ ing Ha slmplo strategy. the objective evidence, fo r auch t each Inf t T I h e elaaernom ie not th e court. room. There are no etrfet n k s o f evidence. But a eehool, I f K U to la y CA SE P -4 5 S : Donnie D, god 4, la aa attractive tedmmmm But hla parents have si­ re a d y sabotaged Donnie's yet they ap­ parently don’t even realise that fact H U M * Tact aa can be brought to bear on a ay topic under etadjr. It aleo m ust be a place c irc a over Iniona. It ceaaee to be a aeBool when tfcn h m itta B p tid to d k ta t* to I n d M r a w hat should and ihould not to only tboee Ideaa aad opinions th ey approve. The natural reepoaae then moat b e : "W h o are they to o a y f* Many are Ignorant a m a teu n who want to repeal a history they do not like and ' ijjjf own uniuj aauit on a long way. X ^ r a j V m l t r Uka Stanford can, M H n e m t i y did, r tfo a t ■och " f u i d «a ta th « form o f ttringi attached to money li f t s . Public achoola, depen. should be making aura th at knowled. geable. balanced, folr-mindod per* sons decide what la to be taught in its achoola. And no one else. Hr 1 do not condemn people who sit down In tho streets to ben tho bomb. I condemn people who do not have any views at alL —Peter Thorneycroft, British Minister o f Defense. Industrial confidence la a •hy maiden. One harsh word and she will retire to a nun­ nery, from which it will take more than ministerial sere­ nades to entleo her. —Britain’s Lord Chaados. Private Rights, Public Goods T h e Supreme Court decision over. ‘ lunch counter ait-in o f Negroes in southern ______________ untouched a basic issue • fla w th at may soon have to be dealt with. H m question Is the extent — if — to which an individual prop. from private ■----------alone, can be Interfered with b y federal author!!t y if he chooses restai to desegregate his restaurant or facilities. The high court this time really ruled an only one point: It said sta te < (d ty ) law or the executive equiva­ lent waa used to compel restaurant owners to enforce segregation a t lunch counters and that such s ta ts law Is unconstitutional. W h a t would it sa y if t h a n w e n • • *+** 4 Justice John Harlan aald: " A n individual’s right to restrict th e nee o f his property, however un* reg enerate a particular exercise o f th a t right m ay be thought, lies be­ yond th e reach o f the 14th amendment. "F reedom o f the individual to ehooaa hla associates or his neigh, hors, to use snd dispose o f his prop­ erty as he sees fit, to be irrational, arbitrary, capricious, even unjust in his personal relations, are things ail entitled to a large measure o f protaction from government interferThis view is o f course not the court m ajority's, nor is It directly applicable to the nit-in cases ju st now decided. OUT i iv: ji OU R to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection o f tne laws. in other woraa.' URlHs il can uo shown, as in the newly decided sitin cases, that state power haa been used to deny equal protection o f tha laws to Negroes, tha federal governm eat, through Ha courts, m a y be hard pressed to find a legal basis for challenging segregation practic«a on privata property. Curiously, when the state and not In a esse wherein a property own­ er challenged M assachusetts’ antidis­ crimination housing law, the atate’a highest court ruled against tha own­ er. Tha court said a citizen cannot us# hia property “ to the detriment of his fellow s." It sdded th at "equally fundamental with the private right la that o f the public to regulate it In the common interest." Other state high courta have ruled similarly in m at­ ters involving housing and employ­ ment practices. But these decisions are no help to the federal government, which is an institution o f limited powers. By contrast, say constitutional lawyers, the state can se t in the name o f the "common good " to do alm ost any­ thing not barred by its own o r ths U . S. Constitution. Seels 1/ M i t e r Phil Newsom Soys They failed conspicuously la I960 to impose a threebeaded troika system on the secretary general's office which would have torpedoed UN action in the CongoIn 1963 they are attempting to impose a "financial veto.” This meant that they have refuse! to pay the mors than W million they owe in back installments on UN peace­ keeping operation! in the Con­ go and Middle East snd have announced that henceforth they will pay nothing on sny UN operation with which they disagree. Altogether, some 40 UN members, including France. Belgium and Nationalist China, have paid nothing on either or both the Congo and the Middle East operations. r u s s if ie s M aaeser r n a v i* t o t m ir a C treeiatlea Maaaasc PSED • I/ M C M IFT IM M ATW S »r * em tests C e n t * •to W eek »*• « I l e e r ISIAS l Veto S.M • M ealke t-tl S Sloelbe AS* S S l-e ik a St* S S<-else » - « 1 Meatk I t* t Meets U- k F esta l ■ sa ela liea a e r -tlS e to s t an Melt eeheerlstleea b pel* la aSveaea X sta re* aa sec*a t ctees Matter O eteber It, ISIS at Ike Feel O ffice e f fe e le r * . Florida, e sd er tke A ct at Ceacrsse e f lleree. T ke Itaral* le a member e ( Ike Italia* Frees wfclek la eeUUe* f l S w l T t l r le Iks see for reseh lU eU ea e f eli tke level eewe prists* la tkia aewapaper. R E LIA B LE FAST Barbs Financial Veto Tried • O 't and A's H s a u i w i nusL I ! frankness of that confrsiion of bewilderment by n U. S. Secretary of State. And the old Washington hand would try to mnember whether there had been any parallel public confetaion of bewilder, ment at the time Marshall cams homo. If so. It probably wonld bar* been the first time n Secretary of State bad re­ turned to Washington after a groat International confron­ tation and admitted hlmielf to be bankrupt on policy or what to do next. A search of the* files proved that Marshall was no deeptlon to the rule that govern­ ment news la likely to b« managed on any occasion when telling the truth would mako tha administration In power look badly. Facts—on file is a responsible publics, tlon which punishes compila­ tions of evsnts at horns and abroad in volumes which make facte easily available. Facta-on-file for 1W1 rec­ ords that the Moscow confertnee ended on April 24. The adjournment was preced­ ed by exchanges among ths British, French, Russian and American delegates with tb* West seeking to blame the $ a n frrb Ip r a ft r e s is ts M i le * t Uolted Press nternaUeual Threw vss something off ksy or sot of tuns In Ust Sunday's newspaper article by Harry 3. Truman in which h« waa Nestling tha big four ilw i iV -*srfeteacs_i» Abril of 1M7. Csa. Georgs C. Marshall was BBT's Secretary of State sad Um Chief U. B. DoItcaU U Um Moscow conform*. I Austrian poor# trosUss snd sthsr rotated or •Optrato problem* awaited attsatton. In Um light of events sine* 1947, it la obvious moath that tha Moscow Ptacs Coafmnco of 1947 was s ghastly failure. And that is Juat what HST reported la last Sunday's pteew He wrote of Marshall's return from Moscow and reported that tha reoeral spoke te him as fol­ lows: “Mr. President, what are w» going to do 7 What can wo do 7 They simply don't and won’t believe us. Nothing I Mid mad* the slightest differ' •nee or imprsuioa on them the Russians.■* Any old Washington hand would bo fascinated by th« Had Um United Nation*, Q—Is It possible for Ufo to under the prodding of the United States, not Intervened exist on tho plaaot Venus? in lores it la a reasonable A—Mariner-2 haa deter­ assumption that Korea to­ mined the eurface ef Venue Is day would be totally occu­ some 900 degrees—too hot for pied by the Communists. Similarly, without United llfo as known on earth. Nations action It also la ressoosbly certain that today Q—How m a n y elements lbere would bo no unified were known In ancient times? Congo. A—Ten. Going back to the earliest days of the world organisa­ Q—Who wee Um Ust U. S. tion, It also U a safe bet that president to be inaugurated in Soviet Russia would be oceuptng part of northern Iran had March 7 not the pressure of world A—Franklin D. Roosevelt opinion been brought against March 4, 1932. It through the United Nations. Each of these action* re­ Q—Who w aa the first presented an extension of U. American scientist to receive S. foreign poliey and help* to the Nobel Prise in physics T expUia why, through both A—Albert A. Michelton in Democratic and Republican 1907 for the measurement of administrations, the United the speed of light State* haa been willing to shoulder more than it* share Q—Can a whale breathe un­ of the financial burden of UN der water? undertakings. A—No. Despite persistent effo-t to rtahapa the UN to Its own ad Q—WhKh waa the only vantage, the Soviet Union Page 4 Sanford. Florida Friday, May 3 1 , 1963 themica] el-rent discovered never yet has won a major w s l t c i s . u iK L o a , s j i t t u u s s u r i a u i H U in the Midi.'- gee? lty victory in UN debate*. a a ia r v u u u i au w aiis a. u s i i a o u M a r s a la * * 4 U er A—Arsenic, discovered hy They were boycotting the a d v e rtle le e lltrectec rru r u a u i gajsin u snoamAKXa Albertus Magnus In tho 11th UN at the time ef Korean C s u s tr M ite r HaelBMe Itan ssrr century. cmcaaia v t a s s a •NIMLMV J. «ma*T Intervention. DtsmwTMr atari* I r Just Something Off-Color But It Is indeed evident that Har­ lan’s idea gains support from the 14th amendment itself. I t says sp e. cifically that "n o s t a t s " shall deprive any person o f life, liberty or property without due process o f law, nor deny W AY It takao nine days a week and 29 boar* n day. And then everybody hate* you for it. I don't advlso it —Homer H. Rhoads of Los Angel**- on how bo mad* $10 million. other tide for lack of prog­ ress. But Fscts-on-fUe contin­ ue to report: "April 23 — Marshall leaves Moscow after making opti­ By Ilal Cochraa mistic statements ew the ralulta of the conference and Alter a man drives a barthe chanced or u r n n u n r : i i s te __ S t t trrrp-j bend ear he sometime* finds he the future. April 26 — Marshall arrives Ital driving a bargain. by piano In Washington where When tha fishing la good ho 1* greeted by President Truman who says — '1 am commercial fishermen aren’t very well pleased with what disappointed with their net results. you have been doing.* • The voters might have been warranted by the statements Ton eaa expect to tee red of April 25-24 In believing this summer, all over the that tb« Truman administra­ backs of foolish people who tion just had negotiated a sprawl oat too long os the decently clear channel through tunny beaches. a field of international hasarris. Thus to delude the Vot­ A big fire in a sauerkraut ers must havs been the pur­ factory in the midwest cost pose of tbs self-serving op­ somtbody a lot of cabbage. timism and satisfaction ex­ pressed, respectively, by the The travel bug that bite* secretary of atate and tb* thousands of Americans each President. year la tha tittle ol* mosquito. HST and Marshall probably had their finger* crossed Any taxi driver could give when they were telling the you a list of people who arc voters that the Moscow con­ driven to drink. ference hadn't been so bad after all. That way It U do You have to make allow, sin to manage news. ancee for college students, says a professor. How well Dad knows it! . . . Lyle C . Wilson Soys: Under UN rulei, all am subject to losing their *ote after falling two year* be­ hind In their payment*. Some are hardship eases and may be forgiven on grounds that they are behind due to circuaiuacm beyond their control. O V E R 33 Y E A R S At Fire* A Palmetto (Aleacside aU past afftoe) DECALS S IL K • Sfo . TRUCKS SCREEN S IG N S 3 17 S. • W ALLS PROCESS OF ALL PA LM E TT O K IN D S the “Cool GETTING AUTO Ford • Fairlane INSURANCE? Need 11-11 M m eed Rthtilfo letereaeer Atk Veer e*eet to e e d !•<• epoUeetioo te e* 14 ywe'e* bees eeeeetled e# reject. *d. W e eee latere eteeit eeveee o f (e h retee re-. f W U a *4 drM e* re*, erd. Rre, ttoft. « e «s re toeeive a d eelhttea etio evtUeble. freaiaw i w e t bo weld In eeev Imteli. meet* Mml f ARl t W . DAY & ( 0 * O 901 if)| t The Abstract Corporation Falcon for aa 00 *270 INSTALLED Ride Cool Or Comfortable MOST OTHER A3IERICAN POPULAR CARS A IR CONDITIONED 00 $ 295 FO R ONLY You are cordially invited to inspect the new offices of — in 1963 Get a Genuine Ford Air Conditioner ffineered exclusively for jo u r car . . low ax W E SERVICE & R E P A IR A L L A U T O A IR CO N D ITIO N ER S --------------------------* ______________ C R E D IT TERMS A V A IL A B L E E A S Y PAYM ENT P L A N ----------------------------- a -------------------------- -- “ Y ou r Friendly Ford Dealer** th e Went Commercial M c Do n a l d A**. b u il d in g “ Seminole County's Most Modem Title Company” Strickland-Morrison IN COR PORATED • SERVICE D E P A R T M E N T AVE. P H O N E F A 2-6422 Ones** air conditioned SERVICE yo w tq Join an To Agsnto We will ho slanted to tend complete M om rtquott. Bwlrvu e i f Assigned Atk • Carpetn • Funtltur* • Tile • Piano* • Rental Bed* Arab DO- I T TROUBLE NOTICE 109 • Sanford Furniture Co. fast reading skill, they u « urally gut low marks. And thsss tew grates occur not Juat in their English courses! No, sJrmot For when a child cant read swiftly, ho cant even absorb tho written math problems nor cover tho proper quota of pagua in hit history homework a a a I g n • menta. Reading is thus the motor in the entire educational machin­ ery. And you "condition” or favorsbly predispose your child to culture (which usually means "reading skill” ) when bo is a toddler. So will you parents, oven if you never finished grad* school and live In tenement, or hill billy shacks, PLEASE have a heart? , Consider y o u r oncoming children. Streamline your own grammar by tho booklet below. For a child can have perfect grammar and correct English even before ha enters kinder­ garten—IP hie parents set the proper example. So send for my booklet "How te Rais* Your Child's School Marks,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. It contains tha 90 commonest mistakes in English. It also makes a game out of homa tutoring. You parents can benefit from it aa well as your toddlers. So give them a running head start for college by atartlng them out with correct English! (Always write te Dr. frsao ka care of this sews, paper, encloelag a long •temped, addressed envelop* snd 2* reate te cover typ­ ing and prialing coots whea you need for one af hla hookt a -S a ^ L -L t e b -s j!^ !._________ For homee that don't sra- lets.) phaiix* correct English are usually tax in encouraging children to read. Parents beware! Reading ability is the major asset for helping your child finish high school and then go on to col- t i i m i t i CONTROL, leye. Poor readers flunk out fast And they usually say they "hate" school. For w* dislike that in which HILL LUMBER A w* do not excel. And when HARDWARE CO. children lack vocabulary, plus 211 W. 3rd St Sanford, Fla. 1 dene ft," Donate show* hia defective far hi* parent* have fall«« to employ com et English in front ef Donate. -Wait on mo," he win can eat to hla nursery eehool playit«s when ho really should be saying "Walt TOR me.” -It is m l good,” Donnie adds, when he should be (ey­ ing -It ie VERY good.” Millions of you American parents in this cfvilired land would even sacrifice to be sure your *bild has polio thou. And yw are doubly careful to tee that be gets hla orange Juice and vitamins. You would even give your rn life, if need be, to help him avoid dangerous ailments that might threaten his phys­ ical Ufe. But yew then grew careless sod handtehp hte entire school career Just because you fad to use correct language in front of him! Why don't you parent* wake up? Tot pay taxes to good teachers to help educate your child. Then you sabotage those very teachers by drilling your children for yuan on incor­ rect language, wrong gram­ mar and even excess slang or profanity. If you want your child to go on te college (end many of you non-college parent* have a greet yen to save money for your ehi’d's college entrance) then the BEST wty to get him there is by renovating your own speech. Unless u child use* correct grammar and a big vocabul­ ary, your collegs insurance policy will not be needed. For he will not be able to pass college entrance tesla! In fact, ho will not even be likely 303 E. Finn St. Ph. F A 2-1481 w. P a r i M I 4 -8 9 M �J; > i T liy u Annual School Awards Presented A t Lyman Ju t By C llM lttr iT Special School Awards In nor* than 28 categoric*, giv­ en annually at lorman High, were preiented during the school's Awards Assembly held Wednesday afternoon in the auditorium. Students recognirtd and honors received were Richard Morgan, band; Brenda B ab­ b it', vocal music; Charles Kern, distributive education; Delona Christian, librarian; Nancy Jo Harwich, speech ; Kay Moon, English; Susan BonEsse, Spanish; Larue Baltner, social science; Marvin Fellows and Mary Murray, perfect attendance; Chris Glenn, homcmaking; Janice Wcslmark, future Burse; Jennifer Jordan, fu­ ture teacher; Candy Potter, journalism; Marvin Fellows, student council; Mary Mur­ ray, typing; Beverly Y atea, com m ercial; Roy Kelsey, in­ dustrial arts; Don P atrick, physical ed; Roy Ruediger, math; Michael Neilsen, elecIronies; Roy Goodwin, science; April McDonald, a cti­ vities; Judy Lambert, all • round girl; James Goplen, all-round boy; Roy Goodwin, achieve­ ments; Mickey Eubanks, school spirit; Betty Field, homecoming queen; Carol Ilighsmith, leadership; Syl­ via Chambers, honor student and Pete Carlson, scholar­ ship. Science Fair Awards w ere presented to David Smith, Pete Carlson. Carlton Ueusse, Ruth Jean. Mary Mtdgette and Richard Hall. Honorable mention went to Roger Sch­ midt, Pat McLaughlin, Rich­ ard Siodysko, Judy Lum ber, M arcia Lyons, Glenda Payne, Roy Ruediger, William John­ ston, Alan Birkenm eyer, Jim Prevatt and Joe Pavelchak. Honor Roll students for the 1M2-63 year receiving certi­ ficates of recognition from the Sanford Seminole Jaycees were Irene Deak, Donna Friend. Mary Murray. Shar­ on Lovell, Lyneite Werner, Roger Schmidt, Susan Bon­ Esse, Richard Hall. Bonnie Laymon and Mary Mklgette. Chosen to attend the Am ericent Legkm Boy'a State were Joe Pavelchak, Casselberry Memorial Post 258 and John­ ny Haynes, Old G lory Post 183. Loicannc Wagner was chosen by Am erican Legion Old Glory l-'nit 183 to attend G irl's Stale. Bill Taylor, finalist in the National Merit Scholarships Awards Program, was recog ­ nised for this honor and Roy Goodwin high scorer in the merit tests, received a let­ ter o f commendation. The Betty Crocker Home­ making Award went to Carol Lynn Dorcthy ami Sandra Shcrwin and Stephen Kurvin received the “ 1 Dare Y ou ” book awards. The DAR C ili/endiip Award went to Beverly Yates. LYM AN HIKH Senior Duvitl House wua pre­ sented with the coveted John Philip Smi.ni Award At the school** anniml Award* Assembly W ednesday afternoon, Making the presentation for the Casselberry Lions Club is Kaymond Morris. (Herald Photo) Nine Receive Recognition By Frances Wester Nine pupils in the Junior Sunday School Class o f the C o m n i u n i l y Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary have been given honorable r e co g ­ nition for learning all o f the Ten Commandments. ceeded in this endeavor are Deborah Hickson, Linda Nogucria, Jim Rouse, Linda Nelson, Sue Brooklyn and Donna Cress. The class is taught by Mrs. Harry Ikcklcw , Craig Keogh completed the James Madison w as the assignment first. David C och­ first U. S. president to sign ran. second and Carol Dodson, a declaration o f war. against third. Great Rritain on June 18. H ie others who also su c­ 181?. Grace Methodist Sets Schedule Area N egro For Summer Concert Scheduled For Crooms Band Jhr The Sunday morning schedule for Grace Methodist Church will be ‘-h»n«ert fr*r the summer beginning this Sunday. Church School will be held at 8:43 a. m., Morn­ ing Worship at 10:00 a. m., one hour earlier than the us­ ual time. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will con ­ tinue to meet at the regular time, 8:30 p. m . each Sunday. This coming week, June 4-8. Grace Methodist Church will be represented at the Annua) Conference in Lakeland by Ihe pastor, the Rev. John H. Hires Jr. and the alternate delegate, Mrs. Robert Ben­ nett. On Monday- evening at 7 p. m. the Grace Methodist Kin­ dergarten, which is conduct­ ed each weekday morning at the church, will have G radua­ tion E xercitci in Ihc sanc­ tuary. Mrs. II. B. McCall, teacher of tiir class invites all who are interested to at­ tend the program. The W.S.C.S. will have its General Meeting and Program on Thursday at 12 Noon sharp beginning wilh a covereddish luncheon. fa n fo r h FH. M ay S t. *63— f a w 6 fe r a l* were com men Jwt for leading their respective classes In securing inure canned goods p hi. lin- C r c c z : High School for Ihe Thanksgiving Baskets Band will appear in c o n ce rt for the needy. in Crooms High Auditorium. • • • Tickets may be purchased at Cassandra Sheppard is Val­ the door. edictorian of th e 1983 gra­ • • • duating class. She is the The Student Council o f CHS : culminated the 1962 63 school year with a recent assembly for grades 10-12. An Instru­ mental solo was rendered by Cassandra Sheppard. O ffic­ ers for the 1983 64 school year were installed by L. R. Eu­ banks. Principal o f Hopper Elementary. He statrd: “ The Student Council is Ihe vital organ o f all student actvities.” Special recognition was given to the following students named "W ho's Who” ; Caro­ lyn Matthews, Belinda Dan­ iels, Mamie Bowman, Cyn­ thia Kendrick, Barbara Ba­ con and Lavcrn Hatch. Re­ cognition was given to M ill G. Bethea and Mr. J. Lawson for their contribution to­ ward the best decorated cars in the Homecoming Parade. M's. E. J. Eubanks, Mrs. J. G. Harold ami Mr. L. Brown By Robert 8. Thom as J r. On Sunday afternoon at 4 Howard services Dague, held at 3 p. 61, for Mrs. will be m. Sunday at Hie Fir»t Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund or to the American Cancer Society. llrisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Stanley Houston, Lyman Sewell Jr. officiating. Uurial Journalism teacher, presented will be in Oaklawn M em or­ "Wuill and Scroll” awards to ial Park charter members of the club. Mrs. Hague died Thursday Plaques of apprecialon at noon at Seminole .Memor­ were presented to lla ml master ial Hospital. Born Jun. II, Seven local insurance men Michael Fisher and Principal I90J in Palmetto, G « ., she Ralph Diggs by Mrs. Pat had lived in Sanlord since have completed the Life l'n House, president of the 1929. She m ade h e r hom e on derwrltera Advanced Trainft a mi b to vrers—A s s n ; ^ D - a l- 5 r - Ben rda H—A r e . irm r-vrivT -*■ Inc rniirse held at the Seuilj o received a silver clgarvt member of Ihe First Pres- notc County Business School, lighter from the T ech Club bylcrian Church. She was under the direction of Stuart and he and Mrs. Louise Gil­ employed by Crumley and Stetson of Metropolitan. pin and Mrs. Alicia Schmidt Monteith. Inc., for 12 years. The rlass included Kd received gifts on behalf o f Survivors are her husband, Smith o f Allstate; William the senior class which were II. D. Dague o f Sanford: four Karee of Gulf; Walter Brit­ presented by Gllda Pettinali, children, George A. Dague of ton of Independent; 8 . Creech class presklent. Sanford, Howard D. Dague Jr. of Independent; Gordon Meyer Handsome desk c l o c k of Forest Park, Gu., Mrs. ol Independent; lid Miller ol awards went to seniors Belly Jack Greene o( Sanford and Peninsular and II Patterson Field, Barbara Ferrell, Ron­ Mrs. Carolynn Travis of Re­ of Peninsular. ald I.rrch and David House dondo Reach, Calif.; 12 grand­ Following the presentation for llie number of years they children: one brother, Fred ol certificates Tuesday a have been m em bers o f The H. Posey of Rivcrdalc, Ga. swimming parly was held .Marching Greyhounds. All elders o f the First Pres­ ai Ihe Patterson home to Sports awards and honors byterian Church are to be celebrate the occasion given during the program honorary pallbearers. In lieu are listed today on the Her­ of flowers donations are to L e g a l N o t ic e ald Sports Page. be made to the Presbyterian IMm and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door fie I lf ♦ rr«llti»p« Minif IVr*«M * Hntlnit I fiilm * «*r Hr nun ml* t « itIn* | wu l«l I !« in •r > ¥*m Aii'il u f y « u itr# (Yi rt by nut If iflif -i ini rp*| tiIr***! I> prrnrtti Any elkilnitf anti tltinandB w h ich y o u . o r H lb t r of you , may h u t* iiKalnnt lit)' O 'M tf eef Kierlslh M llm - M l. ilrrpestt'l, lu t • of Hstld t*.flin­ ty. i-> tin* County Justin of .ietnlnolf r o tin r y , Kluritlu, at )i )b o fflt# In th* i-nurt lious* of ta ld C o u n ty at Stanford, FI irltl.1. w llliln b |« c a h rnUr ffioiittia ftom t It a tltnr o f tli? f 4r mt fin MU sit lo|i o f tilt* iiutii ■* Kdrh Haim or d rin u n d slitll ti*' in »vr It Iiibc. and wliail at a la tins |»tiir« «»f n ^ ld o m ami 1j" - 1 mfflcr iddroB * of lit n " iiilfi'iii nt, a n*l *lull I imi awiirti to e e • Goldsboro Elementary School culminates Hie school year with Its closing activi­ ties June 3th. June 6th is the last day of school. t*y Hi* rLtlnmnt. By .latir f a v c r lb r r r y Th e P r a ir ie Lake B a p tist W ln 'lrfw follp, 2 5 PER WEEK Church uf Fern Park has set registration for the June 1611 Vacation Bible School for Friday, June 7, between the hours ol 9 anil 11:43 a m. U this lim e the children will follow llu- regular schelink- and will receive their wo'kbooks and iustruclitna in Hrir rlassriMims. Refreshrnrnls a Imi w ill In- served, Children between Hie ages of 4 and 16 y e a rs are invited lo attend. Ilev. Leonard Jones, pastor I of tie church, will serve as 1principal of th e school with Mrs. Wilbur Painter as assis­ OUR w it h A u • ALTO SERVICE 1003 S. Hanford, FA 2-1284 A ,. ' iia n d ¥“ NECESSARY COURTEOUS hm nk W inter i*ark, Piitdl*lt Mar SERVICE OP 1 4 6 ( 6 * * BOARDING HOUSE THEM'S•m'BM* JUJCd-ER OFMOOH 0EAM-O, HIM6ELF/ WHERETKSAILOR' (I-1- - A G'Wi. tM OH.TM'lMAIOq1 T Be B O T H f (TED WITH A MC«L si At.iMu> SOME • * i o h l h i t a o i ;- . w h l N| THING NEW AM Y D AY MOW H E 'L L M CfTAMAT-i C O M E (MTO TH’ B IL L K W J MDE.fi Hi6 D O LLA R LEG A C Y L E F T "OLLAH (NINO5 : R V H IA L lM a e JU L IO S , HE /WUTjTXETH' DIA M O N D c c u ld m l a ix v e d t h * -J.r-rj.--.T. EVERY POCT.TH' AtADOK aA tM S A RELATIVE — AND, FROM NOW KiM-JOFTW ( ( WHV. DM, W E A R E WIO L E F T B Y LTNfVslbYAALt j * D RAT tWAT 015TAMT , YOU BOTH/ C£LAT|g& WHO — FU8-s. 01ED TH E OTHER APOTT- < 11 aiiA3> TWO OF THEM.', oay/ !* W l1 m a a**fit, “"i i Vshti'r Ft South , i(jL xv * the m a j o r B E S U R P R IS E D ? F lo rid a 17, il. II A Answer to Previous a i ( JONES .Member F.D.I.C. OUR L E A O O fc / 1M‘ A I A 3 0 K 16 MO SLOOCM Hi M - J - r E L F - ^ O U K lN G P C O H iR lTIO N H E SHOCKED LAKE- E R I E WITH 3U N IPC0 B L R K IC ii AMO TH EN -iO0LO .0 \ \\ ■N i a g a r a F A L L S t d t hH' J t r '^ z t t r £ * y 0O O J Ti . .— —S i: , A. I ' l l Rivers ai miss t ---- f'w jong t i -h ■ a to m — IJH-itn U lljb iu t pbnt form | l ‘> i hint ) Plue lutalUtisa 2 Yr. Factory Warranty APPOINTMENT • FAST, HOUSE ( T G O TC H A I NO U HE M L fA K { A OWE ME AlATTURM O W J 01(3 .' H L, o -w . ^SOUR FAIRY _rn i c k e l . ' t h a tf '-S V .U .L I KN O W A IA 3 0 H HO OCH/— T A L L- Pj , M t'L L ^ H t '5 o O T A C O U S IN IN b? l- L A MO WHO COMER YOU, CAM t d U P F O N E F O O T IM Hba ' LIKE A Y E G G 1 P O C K i-T AMO -SK I DOW N A O L A 6 * WITH A G l X MOUNTAIN-— A N D A N UNCLE s m o o t e r .' - ;a >UTTH OW V JN G LE R *iO R A F R I C A WHO 0 N 6 0 IO O DtAMONOf. TMAN THE AMERHTAiN NO lU iio * W a rd J? I l*.trk A v»nu» C W -n ' •*»*y. *199 HOME IM PROVEM EN T LO A N Children ot the workers in Ihe Uiblc School, three years of age and younger, will hr cared for with Mrs. Jean Jones in ciu rg e o f the Hirer year olds and Mrs. Cleo J a ­ cobs in charge of the nur­ sery. Mrs. Agnes Purkcrsun and Miss Neva Hatfield will serve as secretaries and Mrs. Paul Lowe wilt he in charge of refreshment BOARDING a Jun* T, F'6.1 1 * C O N D IT IO N E R .iiNiruff), 1'irid; afiy buo Ii rl-ilui nr 41e*mittirl rt<#L »•* fill'd ■Ilk*( | bi fitlil, e \ v i:im t:u • A IR Your Home For Better Living__ tant principal. Department 1 superintendents will be Mrs Lurile Bailey, intermediates; Mrs. Christine Bacchus, jun­ iors; Mrs. Peggy Renl, pri­ mary and Mrs. Barbara Smith, beginners. A* f» r« iitor o f tti* |„i * e W ill arnl T**L% m «nt o f K.irUh M ll-tan«lt. t lt c M in l. 1 cr .* / fit ■ jr t*1 1os**""* *o **•„ [ N O RD IC JUUSO.N (J I M F F I N s h o w s o f f an l l - j x u m i l 1m s* h e c a u g h t w Itile fis h in g nl th e m o u t h o f W o k iv a Itiv er. He a l s o cttU Rhl s ix m o r e b u s * w eit'hinyr in a t l 1 j p o u m ls o p m o r e in h o u r s o f l'i.shiny?. (Herald P h o t o ) Businesses)-, Prairie Lake Sets Briefs W VB S Registration mail or bring this coupon e Archie D. Dickerson, a form er resident o f this city was a recent visitor. HU many friends were happy- to see him. Hr resides in Bos­ ton, Mass. t • • AUTO of Sanford with Rev. G rover In llif I'ssurt eef Her I i*tin ft J iaIbf , kriiilnule CiMdNly, I !«•»-. IHA. In I'ruftnlP, In r**t IlnlRlr «»f K.WlleAH M MAKSKTT for Onlv Bacon The following are names of students who are graduat­ ing with honors from CHS: will Thomas Wilson. HI, Willie E. Bingham, Eddie Wither­ spoon. Rufus Boykins, La­ vcrn Hatch, Rosa Harrell, La­ vcrn Jackson. Pamela M ilk ­ er, Joyce Sharp, Freddie Lee Barrington, Willie Hunter, Richard Jackson, Annie E. Miller. Cassandra Sheppard and Annie Miller were straight "A ” achievers for the fifth six weeks. • • • The Intermediate aid Sen­ ior MYF groups at Grace Methodist recently elected officers lor Ihe seer year. Senior MYF officers are PresIdent, Frank Murray; Vlee President, Joel Fehd; Secre­ tary, Larame Klsy nod Trea­ surer, Dan Adams. Intermediate officers elect­ ed are President, Blair Kitner; Vice President, Mary Lou K lsy: Secretary. Tommy Hite and Treasurer, Ben Adams. Let Us Help Yo u ... Dague Service Set Sunday Funeral Barbara Elect Officers reign ns Miia Crooms High and Cyn.dia Kendrick will reign as Miss Homecoming for the 1963-64 school term. • • • daughter o f Mrs. Thelma Sheppard. Sanford. Congrats to Cassandra. Faye Oliver is the Salutatorian for the I9tu graduaGug «.! Motes. She b the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Low man Oliver, Sanford. • • • Miss MYF Groups AWY RESLMBLAWCL 3ETWEEN PICTURES IW THE SEED CATALOGUES AMO WHAT'S COMIWG UP IW THE SAROEW IS PURELV COINCIDENTAL CH RYSLER AIKTEM P ROOM A ll! CONDITION HRS CALL F A 2-8321 Southern Air 2513 Park Dr. Air Conditioning lltat - KrfriRrration AIHOV4 • I’hoInCNphiC dev be 7 U uK li - tty S Dills of Isr* S C m lilm ol discord 10 Drill .H prlnctw llllm lilj parts 17 Small ip.ee 15 SjiIqt IS ChriilmaS 16 Vililying visitor ISlkltUnn 7-1 Irregular aiSHaUamw ."J Krurtare alFomale 21 IluirmW •'««* St O n tu ote-iuiw 31 Whirlpool il-nla 33 Senior maples t l s<i>tli»h 3S Enireat JR Footprint sbccpfnldi 27 NunUdlin king W Threa.Ihart Jt ITim ij-U 35 Shothonean 4 11Vnreased > (alibis 41 Slult Ind lint nnilviuct 17 Silrnt r T~ V n i i j M Hiuuper Ji Eater ot i) tr ol*-tc J- I 91 Pul ovrr rr IT35 vim! (olrama. 3*i Hitler vrtth » u 37 Ho ruts Soonty J lil’lato Ir I Scatlitb ilream 4 Kalian river 3 Win.uruin's outraat l i n i r m l a t a u llii * t'lreularplat** m u d up 4 la-gal Itini 5 ( roaWf iS S s fiy 54 Make a nuaUke 10 l 15 Ileverage 11 Itelusc £1 16 Tangle s u m ia (:<|)unK",c, 17 Coir leather 4.1 IbhlK-al name II Cents 1HConsumed 44 leave out n Sun .D Not Iona 4A labor 12 Cubic meters 24 PreposlUos 47 Caseous 17 Penua •4 Nulliea element 30 Done 1.5 CpaKh IS llrrjches 31 Three toed M 1'ulyneiian *od :*> Milrh vltrfh 25 Indorwrlan ol 34 Aenlorm fuel Mindanao r n nr r r n ( 005 prt t II Vart id T » ' 4 Ji 71 Pronoun 33 i: ii-hangs emiutn diaa Umber tree 17 Harsrsd G JO m.iunlatu VI Bom II Weapons 12 Cloud vr holes 56 Arumstk barb 17 Property item M UIih nrer vr R la Dnagera 11 Uaitiihn* appe ballon 54 t jttinun d as 14 I T u IT 53 sr 1 Hnat idangi 7 Japanese ----- - t’edir to (le a n rofront t l . Small tumor SJ(uM iob 4$ lawkinf tiasallj 4*i Cirilon 51 Ur.litrrniwan. lor Imlaaro 5i lam lrd M lire a t lake 54 site peg food Huff 55 Small w iiglit SSJotn timely 57 Itrpty lib ( IMilVM 1 d arted (her 2 VntRwnU J |1us«l 4 Dull In rotor 5 Chevalier's i Hand (j II 51 * — 14 11 aubdivblun 53 Penial* rult at lien product 57 (Ionian hronre Ut Ctnia 19 Bade*5S lab I WIW.N I IK i.t ls 2 Oleic arid taler J I UL J 25 Stream (• Kurops 3d sojourns 37 Win(a 3a kinre facile 42 KrstU 14 Alisvll 41 I M ji m u s M NlgM hi 43 iilsng) It) Body s ( I Inherent poetr 31 Ceteris ■task n > • 5 h r - j -ft ; �i VtDtF#? ’-i a S fe U ! ’ ' ' *:*■*•' ' v * * . ; v. • ■ : i v Proctor Award A t Lyman First Federal Sods Chase Jim m y Clazfc. by on ly S4 m o -1 crew -cut recteg •ads. Clark, la a rear-engine Califoral*, by only IH ear Dowtrvd by a Ford stock wdit ww bitter evei motor, arereged 142.752 alias Clark was P A U L B L A C K F O R D , Lym an High Senior, re­ ceived the coveted Roes Mobley Award fo r the m ost valuabl# back on this year’s Lym an G rey­ hound Team from Coach Buck Metta a t the school's awards program held Wednesday a fte r( Herald P hoto) Cvngto, Phil 124 a Groat, StL 201 29 Boyar, StL US 21 A tm , Mil 17 *4 1 T . David. LA 117 15 Copada, SP 17* OS G oniaiai, PhD 14S 2S F airly, LA M S Whlta, StL a * a B a lk y, SF ■ U M aitoes, Bos 132 IT 31 24S Causey, KC l a IS SI 243 Roblseos, Chi 132 25 32 242 lig a ti, IA--- H i U U 2 41 Ksllat, Do4 1ST 29 54 223 B o m . NY Robin sou, B sl Schilling, So* F ob, CM Routes, Mia of which cam e hack to bach la la d Saturday for th* th# fifth. Captaia D ick first Lashley was Um only Dad to Boar Laka Elementary School hit lately prior to Um t u r n 's FTA Flay D ay wham Um m a­ four tun fifth atanas aad Tom jo r attnetioa waa a soft ball Whlddon had ths on ly pi cam * between the "F a cu lty feet day at the plate fo r the Fossils" Dads’ aad ths " D a u lin f Dad*" with tha Foailla down- clout, Ins th* Dads 10-5. squad. with T om ’s two circuit team m ates aboard, put too Dada la tha A 12 hit attack and a Ught scoring column. defante Imured the proft* v ic­ tory. Principal Frank G ore’ s s e r ia l c a c c r r c o r e rr. Ihree big cloula, E. Johnson's 5*7 " n e w u i, c t s c r r r two binglea and a solitary • r Fl o r i d a tw a w d f o r front avery m em ber o f the mrwivoLW r o c r r r . a u i c n r s o . u a is team provided the decisive R on ra o r factor. N a a o n ca a iu b Don Hatley’ s burling held r r n c i u L n a t io n a l m o s t , • a q s a s s o c ia t io n , Um Dada to five hits, three r u ia tttr •M. DONALD y. CATWCT an 1 BETFT a CAUSBT. kla w lf.. ! Legal Notice ____ D ilintiiiU NOTIC* U HEREDT O lV. ■rt V ir t u a l U a F la tl D*araa of Foreclosure dattd May II. IIU . aad aalarad la C U a aary Caaa No. m t a af tl.a Ctraalt Court af tka Nlnm JuJIctal Circuit la aad for ■amlnole County, Florida, wfcarala FEDERAL NATION. AL NORTOAOE AM<)OIATION, a aaryaratiaa araaniiad uu* Aar aa Act af Conartia aad •stating yarvuaat ta tka ra d aral National Narlyaaa Aaaoa* lallaa Chart,r Act, burin* it• •rtnelpsl of flea In tha City af ,Waakla(taa. District af Ool* •aakla. la Ika Plaintiff, and DONALD J. CAUSEY and BETTY D CAUSEY. kit wlf*. ara Ika Dafaadaala. I a ill nail la Ua klakaat aad baat ulddar far caib at tha Front ir.ur af tka Btmlnola Ceualy Court* heuaa la lha Clly o f Saaford, Cannty af SewitnoU, rinndu. • ll:M A. M. aa Iba lath day a t Jaaa. t i l l . Iba following daaarlbad praparty aa aot forth to aald Pinal Doeraa. lo*wltt Lai E Illoak U. SU.VLAND 3MTATKS, U aabdlrlaloa, • aaaardlag la a plat tbara* \ af. raaardad la Plat Doah I It, PU*aa l l U st af iba iF v b lla Racorda af Sami* I sata Coaaty, Florida ■abjaat ta an aaaamaat * far pablla utllltloa aluag iba aaatarly toa foot af M il bot t. ypealbar with tka fallawlng daatrlkad praparty attaokad tear*to ■ Oaa Dua Thtria to il) WbU Haaiar. Nodal IS l.t, Sarlal IttBtT Oaa O. E. (alaelrla) Builtla R eas* Nodal IMRIPK. Sarlal X R B S m i Oua a X. (alartrtt) B u ilt. la Oram. Modal la n u i'K . Sarlal W l t t l t t Ona O. K. (alactrle) R*. frtgaralar. Modal LAAIIR. Sarlal O ltlUIk Oaa. Viator (alaatrla IF* Xllahaa Xahauat Faa, aa modal or aortal aaa. Sanaa Vaaatlaa Blind#. (MatnL maaufnelnrad by Saakarlk Olaaa A Paint Company. Sanford. F lor­ id*. aa modal or aarlnl numbara. Legal Notice nones or ia u Nolle# la kortby ulran fbut puraunnl la lb* final dacron or fororlonura and aula ontor»d In lha cauoo ponding In lha Circuit Court ta and for VomI* r<i|a County. Florida, cat# doebal number 111(1, lha undarolgnod Clark will aall Iba properly altuatad la aald Coun­ ty doocrlktd ua: Lot It. SOUTH PINECIIKST. Third Addition, * aubdlrlalon. according lo u plat thoroof rtoordod In rial Hook tl. page* It aad t l of lha Public Re­ cord# of lam laola Count,. Florida. Togothtr with lha following llama af proparly which ara totaled In and permanently In■tailed an a pan o f lha lm* proramaata on aald land: Ona Dua T b a ra (all) •pace Matter Oaa f)K (ol.rirla) Rutll-ln llongo. Model J i l l HIM. Borlal X n illM I Ona OR (KtsMrlr) lim it. In Oven. Model JtOttttllC. Modal T R ItltM Ona V idor rllm aa (aloe* Irla IF* Kit. ban Eahauat Fan Oaa (alaelric) Hot Water Healer. It gallon. Nina YanalUn bllndo. (m o­ del) manufactured b, Sonkarlk Olaaa A Palm Company, Hanford, Flor­ ida Together wltfc all mruaturoa and Impravamanta now and ktraafltr on aald land, and Datura* attached thereto, and all real* Ittuoa, proceed*, aad profile accruing and ta accrue from aald premia**, all of which arc laoluded within th* tangoing doaerlplloa and (ha habendum (b a r,of; alio all gao, ileum, oloclrle, water and athor boating, cooking, refrigerating, lighting plumb­ ing, Vantllatu.it. Irrigating, and powar ayalama, maohlnaa, appllancM. flgturea aad BPpurlaaaacaa, which new ar* ar may haraaflor partala to. or ha uaad with. In. or on aald promt***, avan though they b* detached or detachable, at public eal». In Ih* high**! D ATED thla t t ih day af end bait bidder for caah batwaau th* hour* a f *l*v*a May. A. D. IMS. o ’clock In Ih* forenoon and (SEAL) Artbar H. Backwllh. J r , two a’rlook In th* aftaraooa Clark at Iba Clrcalt Court on th* 2*th day o f June. 11*1. af Bamlnola Caualy, F lor­ at lb* Fraat Door of lha Heminola County Courthouaa lb ida. iiafcrd. FlarH* Stock X. ClarcLad. 3s. (HEAL) and Carroll Surka, Arthur If. Backwllh. Jr, AHaraaya for Plaintiff Clark of Ih# Clroult Court Salta l i t Sanford Atlantia Ryi Martha T. Vlhlea Dopuiy Clorh Publleh May 11, 1**1. (C D l-lll ■ Losing pitcher G eorge WU ton chalked up throw strifes- 44 .US 70 .344 0 239 » 230 a 223 SS 224 47 .322 U 2U 99 217 M 2U U S M 51 221 17 *2 4 34 215 174 29 54 210 m m u 210 U 1U M M Bout Tickets Selling Well LONDON (U F 1 ) — Whether It'* C antos C lay '* verbal firework* or hi* lm prostlvo workouts la tbo g ym , tickets are selling like hot cakes for tho "LouiavUlo U p 's " June IS fight here again** British haarywoight cham pion Henry Cooper. "AH tho expensive seats have been eold ," reported smotsr Jack Solom ons to ­ day, white puffing happily on his eigar. "T b o w a y the boy la performing, I'm sure w e'll havo a sellout." outs but couldn't subduo the fighting Fossils. K ea Krauso was put on tha Injured list after inventing a new slid* Into home plate called ths sp lit Misses Gam e The two teams w in play a NEW YORE (U P 1 ) - U m ­ rematch on Saturday, June a, pire Jocko Conlan m issed at the school athletic field be­ T h un der's doubleheader be­ ginning at 10 a.m . tween th* New Y ork Meta and tho Chicago Cuba because o f a had bead eold. Ha waa in T i m r m c r r r r o m r o r confined to bod. Legal Notice T im n in t h jin u i.a i. cm (HIT. IN ANn FOR SKRNOLSE COt'NTV. I I.ORDA. CHANCKHV NO. 1SIM KEDHRAL NATIONAL MORT- in t x i r m c r r r c o m or OAOB JtXSOCIATtON, a (o r - Tins RfWTN JFDICI AL CHSpornlloa, r r r r o r a n d rom ansai. Flntntlff, NOLH r O r X T T . FLOOttDA. Ltgal Notica t 'M A k r s m r n o . s s v m defeat. Hte LA I VSOAfi, Hof. (UPI>— •tenor Colin L igh t hoo*yw*lght cham plea plained that J Harold Johnson doclarod t o . uniter tho yellow light, aup- d a y : T n geared to put WITH# pooed to slow tho Sold, aad Pkstrsao on tho canvas f o r thus gwinad tho advantago to tho first Um* t o m o r r o w win. n ig h t " But Jones aald b o did not Johnson, 24, o f Philadelphia, gain under the yellow . B o wiQ bo dafmdtag his 175. tried only to protect him self, pound crown indoors s t th o he aald. In tha fin a l 24 laps, Lao Vegas Convention Center Eddte Sacha spun tw ico, R oger MeCluakay. h alf n t e f sw a y from third place, to t * . la hte 77 MeCluakey'a mishap, w hich fight* although put him out of tho rwc*. caare in front o f Joneo white tho winner w s s o n hte last lap. “ McCluakry cut in m o," ho said, “ sa d I didn't know what waa g oin g Tha champion, a prohibitive to happen. I saw an opening 5-1 favorite boeauao o f hte sa d I Just gunned It sa d g o t ■Uaad ahflj and punch, a m . out o f there." phaalisd that • knockout v im The first six finisher* b a t­ tory over WUlte m igh t g iv e tered the old apood record o f h l a a shot s t tho heavy weig h t 140293 ret by R odger W ard n year ago. A. J. F oy t, H ous­ Haavywsight champion I ton, T « U was third s t 142210s n y Liston sad ox-chaapiom W ard fourth s t 141290; D on F loyd Pattorem are slated t o SE M IN O L E SPO R TS BOOSTERS elected these new officers to lead their Branson, Champaign, l i t , fifth fig h t f o r tha heavy title to organization n ex t year at the All-Sports Banquet Wednesday night. a t 140244; and Jim M eEl• same Las V agas ring o a From le ft are new president, Dr. O . L . B a rk s; secretary, Mrs. W . E . r*ath, Arlington, T t x , sixth Ju ly 22, aad Johnsoa cravoa a Vihlen: treasurer, M rs. Edith Brown and vice president, Jim Grant. s t 140242. titla shot a t ths w toasr. (Herald Photo) Other* te the to p IS w ort Johnsoa wUl ha a s k t e g hte D sn Gurn*y, C osta Moan, fifth dafonre slaco ho wow C a lif, 140071; Chuck Hulso, W orld H e x i n g Association Downey. C alif, 140244; A1 recognition as champion b y Miller, RorevUle, Mich. 139.knocking out Joes Bowdry in 524, sad Dick Rathiwanw, R o1941 in their fig h t to r tho tef ttlle, III. 132.245 S y United F m s b te n u tte n a l with hi* 11th hom er o f the doubleheader 12-4; the PhilN o ona waa hurt during tho Remember bow the great season and Billy O 'D ell drove adelphla Phillies gained a fastest n e t avor run and 14 Citation used to toy with the In what proved to be the win­ split with the PitUburgh PI cars officially w ore running opposition, allowing horses ning run with a single lator In rates by winning the nightcap a t th* finish. B obby I fn n h M , after absorbing a 7-1 to pull within a length o f tho the Inning. aman sire was running hut load before abowias 'em hi* O'Dell, coasting along with teas, aad tha SL Louis Card- pulled Into the Inflate before heels? a three hlt shutout at that Inals whipped the Houston be crossed th* fin ish line and The San F ran cisco Giants point, was nicked for two ColU 9-3. Eddi* Sachs lost s w heel as BEAUMONT, T « x . (U P I) - » seemingly are employing the runs In the bottom o f the Jay Hook pitched a two-hit Jones was on hla last lap. M.ckey Wright, Um loading u m * tactics In dealing with sixth. Tha Reds tallied tw o shutout and Duke Solder It wwa s great win before m oooy winner o s tho w om en’ s tha Los Angeles D odgers In more la the seventh before drove In both runs with almost 900200 fan s, fo r n thla year’ s National League Bolin came out of tha bullpen homer and a single to aaap pure* eipocU d to run more proisu km al golf circuit, wow* after h «r sixth tournament penant race. and struck out Leo Cardenas the Cubs' four-game winning than 1450200, w ith almost The Dodgers trailed the with two on. Bolin later re­ streak, in the opener, the $150,000 exp«ctod to g o to victory o f tha y ea r today la the 11th annual 99,000 B a b e Giants by only on e gam * tired the la d six Reds in o r ­ Cubs sent 16 men to the plate Jones. Zabaria* Open. Wednesday morn lag but then der to preserve O'DcU’ s during a wild fourth inning. Jones, who led fo r 147 laps, Miss Wright headed A field Alvin Dark's d e f e n d i n g eighth victory without a teas. They collected six hits, seven earned 325,040 s t 9150 fo r o f 97 golfers 1> tho tbreo-day, ehampa put together a pair of The Dodgers stumbled again walks and 10 runs during the •ach tira* ha waa in front victories over th* Cincinnati when they dropped a 7-4 ver­ fraras to care Larry Jackson across tha Um . Clark led fo r 54-hole tournament over tho 0275-yard par 73 Beaum ont Red* to roll p a d the M emor­ dict to the Milwaukee Braves. to bis seventh win. 28 lap* for 34200, McClu*k*y Country Club course. ial Day •’quarter p o le " with Hank Aaron paced the B raves' The Piraics won their open- led for four fo r 9400, and Jim A * te gunning fo r a a n d a SVk-gam* lead. 12-hlt s tu c k with hi* 13th rr behind Don Cardwell, who Hortubiao for oa o, fo r 9160. o f 11 tournament ch a m p io n Tho Giants, though, are borne run, a double and a sin scattered eight singles and ship* this year. H oe last v to-' cutting 'em close there days gle. Warren Spahn, although struck out five to win his first tory, fifth of the season, wax They needed solo hom ers by touched for I t hits in 7 i n­ game since the opening week in tha Delias Open. rookie second baseman Cap nings, picked up his seventh of the season. W ei Covington Peterson and Felipe Atou, victory of the cam paign and hit a two-run pinch hom er for Annual later-squad football Hard Advances plus Bob Bolin's iturdy relief the 334th o f bis career. tho Phils In tho nightcap but pitching, in outlasting the SURBITON, England (U P I ) The New York Mel* nipped (be winning run was produced game of the Oviedo High Reds 5-1, in the holiday's only the Chicago Cubs 2-1, alter when Tony Taylor squeezed Lions is scheduled for I p.m. — Darlene Hard of Long tonight at John Courier Field, Beach, Cali/., tho form er U .i night game. They beat Cin­ dropping tho opener o f their bom* Bobby Win*. Oviedo. S. champion, advanced Into cinnati by the ta m o score Seniors, including graduat­ tbs somlflnala o f the f u m y Wednesday night. ing football players, w ill fare Laws Tennis championships Peterson hit his first m ajor this fall's team as tho spring Thursday with a 9-1, 9-2 v ic­ league home run In the filth practice h a on com *) to an tory ov er P st W atarm oyor o f inning off loser Joe Nuxhall end. to bood San Francisco's lead South Africa. to 3-4. Alou led o ff the sixth Wright Top Tourney Choice Oviedo Sets Grid Match 'Torrid' Twins Take No. 10 In Row; Chisox Sweep Two 'Candy Spots' Real Great HAT.Pit not M\D HTANMKIS, TIIE IluaTON F IV E CUNTS nb'l OBNEVIBVB a OTANA BAVINUB BANE CHERRY HILL, N . J. (U P I) KIM. Flntntlff. —" I ’ m now convinced thst rW indtatn. Yt. N n r i r r o r e i ’ i r in ROBERT F. TRBMTTJR. 0* aa Csndy Spots esn g o on to be m o m t iia u h r o u c iM r a a DofnnJanle. s rest great o n e ." TO, IIALPK ROLAND XT AN- ABBXDBO HOTtem OF Sl'ST That's bow Jcckey Willie AKIM and aiONKVlKVK SN II. HTANAKU MOBTfiACB 1' i m a c u M i a a Shoemaker fall About (be Holdancs U lk M W I TOi Rebnrt F. T rom por and Too. 4<r,n1*nta. ara haraby Htaty A. Trniapnr. fcto victory tn the 9121.000 Jersey notlllod that a eompUlat t* wlf# Derby at Garden State Park fortolog* t aarlalit mnrlgng* BBftDBNCWi Thursday, on ih* follow ing Snnarlbod la aa on k now a ttat* o r prop, rtf to -w ll: Csndy Spots, tho Preskness eounlry other than Ih* Lot IT. Block L BUNLAND flint* nr F lorida, and W all­ winner who was upset in the KdTATEfl, a nuh-dlvloton. in* nddrnan b a la s : according lo a plat lh*rn Palm a «». N avy No. IS*. Kentuck Derby, appears to be of, rocordtd la Plat Booh •/• Flam Pont O f flea, N *w s sUekout for tho third teg II. pagan IS ta || o f Ih* York. N*v» Y o rk Public Record* of Boml TOO ARM h ereby B*llf1*d of th* Triple Crown—tho B el­ aol* County. Florida. Aqueduct that a Complaint ta fo r * - mont Stakes a t On* Dua Tharm Haaiar tint* a n r u i n m ortsa a * *n - Juno 1 (oil). Modal No. SSI-I. Bor cuiabtrlns th* fotlaw tn * do*Ul No. *iF.7(; on* O. E. crlbad r<*l Pm party. ta-v*ltt Hang* (tlnctrle. Modal No. Lot *. Block A. COUNT It T (OilUWH. Sarlal No. TROCLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. ( t f t l ; aa* (1. E. ,*frtg*raI aaaardlna te th* pla t lor (alaelrla. Modal M*. tknrref aa v***rd*S la IE COt'NTV R M t l COVST, IABU ll. aerial ORddl***: Flat B**k I t , P a s te VI ■KWIXOUS COG N TT. FL O R an* Vlclor-Cllmn* l» “ Kitaad 1*. Publl* R **ord* af IH l choa Enhauti Faa (ala*Baalael* County, Florida, r.*TiTw o r trla), bo modol nr aarUI ban *«•• DUd a a a la tt you L W. W ILK ERJWIN (slta No., tta Von,tlan blind# la ih* ah*Y*.*tyl*d null, aad knows ss Lssnl* Wilkarain) ImtUI). m(g by Saakarlk T*w ar* r* t* ltv * te **ro* a D.e.soad(linn* A Fatal C o, San­ oopy * f y**r Aa*v**r or *th *r n o t t e n ww m s w o i m n s ford. a* N#.. Plaodl** l* th* C om pU lat on TO SI.L PKBSONS MAVINO knn boon fllod again** yon In PU Inllff* nttaraay*. A N D E R - (-4. AIM* OR U K M A N D • Ih* abova-atylad aull and yaa m m . HL'SIL DK.A.V. LOVTN- A t, Al.vnT a AID SMTATW, ara rtqulrtd to aorv* a c-pr DHS A »*n dan HERO, PIS Tou nud u c k o f too or* af roar Anawtr or Pleading Kant Cnntral Uoulavni'L O r ­ karskf BoUftad snd roualrad U> tho CompUlnl on Plaintiff* lando, FUrlda. a a d fll* th* to III* any ilt in u sad daattoraoy Jooaph M. Muraaho. arlslaal Aaawar *r olh ar msnJ* which you. *r *lth*r Fora Park. Florida, aad III# Plnadlt* la tha e ffl« * a t th* of yn*. mnr hsv* ssslsat Ih* oilglaal Aaawar ar Ptaad- Clerk * t th* Ctreult Court *n *■!•*. tnlst* Is (ho off 1c* of Ine la lb* aide* o f Ih# Clark er b*for* th* I t t h day * f l ia s Oaorso T. Adams Coun­ af Ih* circuit Court aa ar Juaa, l»*a. I f you fall t* 4o ty Judsn o( O rsns, County, hofora tha Stth day af Juaa. •o, a ( h i m pro c o a l* * «o w ill st his *ttlc* Is tho Onurl lt d . It yaa fall lo da aa, a ha tahaa nsalnat you tor th* )lou ,o tn Orlnndo, Florida, doer** pro confaano will ho relief dawaadod la tka C om ­ within sis eslssdnr month* U kia agalaat you far th* plaint. from th* tlm* o f th . flr*t rail#! domaadad la th* Com­ Thla Not!## ahall h* puhllak- publlcntlos of Ihl* a*tl«*. pUlnl. •d •■«• a w *«k for f a i r ##■• Esch claim or demsad mu,t wiTNK.se my hand aad a m - n o e u t lY i waakn la Tha Baa- bo la wrltln* and rental* th* pine* *f ra«id*ac* nad poet rial uni af afflc* at Saaford. ford Htrold. Homin',I* County, till* Uad D*i*4 thla J iu d Say * t M ay. otftc* * d d r c , o f th* claim­ ant nad mutt b* sworn to by dnjr of May. IK E U U . (SEAL) tho claimant, hi* scant or (SEAL) A rthur 8 . B o c h w tth . Jr. Artaur H. Boakw iik, J s. attAKty, it tn* sa x * Shall Clorh af Circuit Court Clerk o f th* cir c u it C ourt b * YOU. tin Marika T. Vlbloa Byi Martha T . Vlhlna Inns a. DaLmoshtcr Dnpuir Clark I>. C. A* E.incutrta o f aald a, 1st* Publlth May X , t l A Juan Fubllah May St. St A Jun* T. II D C . T. II IKS. PuMl.h M«y 1*. 17, II, St COM* • W ill C O l-li Legal Notice By United Prere International ond division and put them Puzzle: Which Minnesota two games over the .300 Twin hs* the m u icles — the mark. hitter or the pitcher? There was only one holi­ Answer: They both do. And day doubleheader In the AL, they are the twin reasons why the Chicago White Sox sw eep­ today the club that was trans­ ing two from the Cleveland planted (rum the banks o f the Indians, 94 and 4-2, to give Potomac to the bcsd w strrs of th* Indians seven tosses in Ui* Mississippi Is cruising the last eight g a m e s , l a sin­ along on s 10-gams winning gle games, th* Kansas City streak, longest spre* in club A's turned on old nem eils history since their Washing­ Stave Barber snd beat the ton Senator ancestors won 17 Baltimore Orioles 7-2; tho New York Yankees moved straight In 1912. Victory No. 10. by 2 2 over within two gam es o f first the m w typo Washington Sen­ plact by beating Boston 5 3 ators on Memorial D a y , in 10 Inning*; and Hank stressed the fact that pitchers Aguirre of tbo Detroit Tigers as well as sluggers have built blanked the Los Angeles An­ gels 3 0 on a four-hitter. this streak. Not only did Camlfe PssThree Innings o f shutout cual pitch the Twins' seventh relief burling b y Hoyt W il­ complete gam e in tho last helm hi the opener and a eight but ho also knocked tn four Inning d o le o f the same the winning run in tho last medicine In the second gam * White Sox' half of tho ninth inning with cemented t h o a sacrifice fly. It was a bit iw ctp over tho Indians. In dinky compared to Twin Bob the first, Ron Hansen's siatbAllison's homer in the second inning homer broks • 4-4 tie inning—the Twins' USth bom snd the Sox added three in­ er in the last six gam es—but surance runs in the eighth. it did the Job so d delivered Trailing 20, the Sox won th* pinch runner Johnny Goryl nightcap with a four-run from third base. splurge In the sixth inning PsK ual, w ho scattered against Barry Lalman. Southpaw B arber o f th* eight tuts snd fanned tight batten, has pitchsd three Orioles had a too lifetime wins ta th* current streak record against the A 's and a and won six of his last seven 20 lead In Thursday’s gam e games. In the last eight until the A’ s shoved across games of ths streak, Twins' three runs In the third inning opponents have scored more with the help o f two errors he committed himself. Kan­ than the** rrn* only «i»eo. After a dismal 15-1 start, s u City breezed from th e n , the 10 straight wins hsv* car­ although starter E d Rakow ried the Twins to the top of bowed out with a sore arm the American League's iec-J alter * u inning*- . CUT-RATE 112 Ml *1 112 M L FIRST ST. — $<139 O ld G o ld B ou rbon ( ^ 9 9 S u p rem e ^ C ARSTAIRS * 9 Blend ra 5tk Q i. $ J |2 9 K y. Straight B ow to* d $ l5 9 "* | 4 h C a lv e r ts 94 P roto H ead [n lK k r V S tk M a c N a u g h to n i 4 T r. OU Caaodtea $C29 «# 5 th $099 J. W . D an t 4 # 5 th T T r . Otd Boer boa OLD £ i $ A E a r ly T im e s IM P E R IA L Ancient A go Seagram 7 Corby's g J stk 9 Tr. Otd Botubem C r. FA 2 -0 9 0 6 SANFORD — SEAGRAM S VO r — 41— C M SK79 9 5th G IN - V O D K A LIQUOR CROW H aig and Impacted Sreteh O M Hickory Echo Spring Fleischmann’s 94 Preef Schenley Gin 94 Proof 9 toe 91404 Old SUCK $^ 39 4 V 5 lh Mh �, WS • , 1a 1 ■■ g j . - • tK o f H O / V 1 5 S Sanfo rd Grand Opening Sparks I T h is week’s Tour o f Homes is highlighted by the Grand Opening o f • • 9 7 Country Gub Cavalcade o f Homes, south o f Sanford. Heights five miles T h ese new Medallion-starred hom es can be reached by driving out 1 7 -9 2 to F ive Points and turning rig h t onto S R 427. Tw elve models are on display at Country Club Heights, with three and fo u r bedrooms, 1>4 baths and carporte. T h e hom es featured all-electric equipm ent, terrazzo floors, W e stinghouse kitchens, and the commu­ n ity is equipped with sidewalks, stre e t lig h ts, water and sewer serv­ ice. T he fir s t six buyers who qualify fo r one o f these homes will receive their choice o f a bonus g ift from am ong tha following — a television - Sfe m m o l e . . . in set, a stereo record player, refriger­ ator, freezer, washer or dryer. On Page 12 interested persona will find a full page advertisement o f this new home developm ent On this page is listed and pictur­ ed the other prime locations o f the Tour o f Homes, featuring the new Greenbrier o f Loch A rbor, homes by Klngswood Builders; T ee ’N Green and Lake W a y m a n Heights by L M N Enterprises, and the Idyllwilde o f Loch Arbor homes custom built by Shoemaker Construction Company. A map designates the exact lo­ cation o f all these homes and gives plain and simple directions on how to locate them. Visitors are welcome all week­ end, when salesmen will be on the grounds to guide, direct and explain the features and facets o f their homes. to * Oountry Club MKN1XZAK Of LOCI AM O K one 2 5 th S tre e t of the i spacious Bedroom Hom es at im , m u to m koala, d i f t t o , akoppiag al fedlltlm. 2 D R IV E o.'gs? ANYPAY1 P R IC E S S T A R T A T — PM. Ml,660 DIRECTIONSi Tw *» Gram la Wratto Mt Coa.try Cl.b Rod, oppo.lt. Lack Arbor ato avor-looblng M.yftlr Coo.try Cl.b at tha latcraactlm of New llpaala Roto ato only 4 Minolta to lataratala 4 iatarebaaga at RL 44. t l V P '1 t OUT FROM 11 A .M . to 6 ///;/ WITH PAYMENTS AS LOW AS* 65 L E T US S H O W Y O U . . . . Ik. concrnlcaca of Central Heal. Alr-CmdlUoning and a Mg airy Family R< ... C O N S T R U C T IO N C O M P A N IE S tx n DIRRCTIONSt Lake W a r m Height, la lacatto al tka latam aectloa ml Seminole ato Hlgfe lato Aveaaaa, mmm kalf Mock north of the new Loagweto KtomenUrr Hrkool . . . Jut a caa ate baton* yarto off U. B. HIikway 17.|| . . . Look far el too oo n u t tide of klghna#. PHONE TK W i l l at Z2S-2744 If you hove homes, acreage, and would like to advertise Ato I n Caa Meet Taw Choir. Of Sactral Convenient Flaaaaa Flaaa , > | AND COMPARE — Conditioning • Cannty Taia • Bl|k ato Dry b F n m ki CMm • AH ImyreTemonta la Art • Aay Typo Flaaadag • AU Hornet 1^ ato 1 W hile you ore out driving, this week-end, take this page and Real Estate Page — F A 2 -5 6 1 2 with you. The map above will assist you in locating some Can't Stand Objectionable N eighbors Close B y? of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real Lat aa kalM mm mt tkaaa mtataallag modela m TOUR lot . . . ar eaa u far a la choice la earellent locatloao. Wa vlU kaU4 aaynkero . . . 8 u tka aaleamaa at aft tteka Of Ilea to Uia ganeral arm. estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you m ay find B U ILT B Y L M N EN T ER P R IS ES just what you are looking for in the way o f a home. FOR IN FO RM A TIO N « ( P .t l ) • Central Heating • Dacta Prepared far Aim D A IL Y 11 A J i . to • P J L on our weekly Tour O f Homes : Par N o r th Lake Wayman Heights W A D U lf H E IG H T ! D EV ELO P ER S C A LL W T O *a GREEN la .u ily me c f the tlf.l t o cM Tiiititli b t i t o ipita la the l u (to • t \ \ x ato all of C.atral Ftortta’. wmtorfal rmrmttoe R EA LTO R S t * TEE n G R EEN ES TA TES It. LonfwooA Softool groves or rentals — A rea < o f the pleasure o f living S or 4 *» • 7 i PICTURES tort tell lit. story The ‘Tour Of Homes* c 1 N1 ___ • VE N c f T O U R « 1 • '/* * Planned to If You Have Not Visited GREENBRIAR of LOCH ARBO R > BE SURE M : TO DRIVE . . . . f o r your Pleasure! BY T H IS i m :w ■ * /' .* K . V •v •— W EEK-EN D! T houghtful, in » • Thin SpUL-Lcvci Horn. ovrrlooka tha 12th green o f Beautiful M ayfair G olf Courac, offering tha quiet aurrooadlnga enacntial to the gracioun living ao nanck in I t n a a d , today. areas, and the county's continuing methods, including produced two “A of 3 FUA, A From 4 ARE PAVED — W E IN V IT E YOUR with more most design places K1IA Built location beautiful residential dependable and to tho construction landscaping, "live • and has enjoy With Pride" Down Payments $11,900 - Low Bedroom, 1, In-Service, it l" 1^. VA, 2 Bath Conventional Homes Financing Idyllwilde MODERN KITCHENS BY uHomes Of Distinction" CUSTOM • ENIRAL A STREETS fin e st and the individual tha starting better through Community Prices T h is baautiful, split-level horn* consisting o f S bedrooms, 2Vi hatha, Florida room with firaplaco and 2 car garago Is aearia g completion. Built-in General Electric kitchen, add to tho living comfort o f this home. Tho floors art oak and t e m z s o and the exterior la finished in d e a r heart redwood. Central heat and air conditioning nro among the features. /ri of Planning, Ravenna Park Homes Greenbriar o f Loch A rbor is the kind o f a place you are looking for if you want a custom built hom e, located on a spacious, landscaped lot. These lots averag­ in g from 14,000 to 15,000 square feet, are beautified by a natural grow th o f lovely trees. *. M one Detailed ELECTRIC BU ILT Situated on large individually landscaped lota Features include central heat and air conditioning IN SPECTIO N Shusunak&h E S R S F " Custom Building Our Specialty 2 9 2 F A IR M O N T D R IV E William S. Brumley Jr. - Byron M. Leach phone fa Goaml Offlto SU W. 25th St. FA 1-4101 8.1 m Offlc. FA 2-7495 •TENSTRUM REALTY, SALES AGENTS 2-8074 . �"ft* Miss March - Edwin Bolton parson do lii Winter Park how By Abigail Van Baron an on you r hands — d o yen waat to t r y fo r tw o ? A i k you r etorgy a n , fa m ily doctor or someone outside y o u r fam ily, whoee opinion your w ife respects, to point out to yoor w ife that her "attachment** to her daughter is not good. Now is the tim e to curtail it, or you will soon be looking for a psychiatrist with tw in couches. SHEAR A B B Y : Jesus Knits, eoasiss o f ths od Mr. u 4 Mrs. Leater Rocke­ bride, presided St the punch feller, grsiuipamta of the McCoy; Bsasa McCall aatf Molt Johnson; Deads l a s h i and Cess WSUsms; Linda Sue Williams and jo te ay PMUlpst Pst Bruce sad Pnd Dudley, Carol Croons sad lam Leonard; Sharon Jackson and JU D Y V A N hard aad Tod Lereoa; Nylens Albert aad Jay Jarre!; Sha­ ron Slanul and Dan McCall; Betty Odham and Gary Ren­ fro and Shirley Btumpf and John White. W IN K L E IChurch Group Honors Bride ette opened her gifts refreshmoots wor# servod ts tbs fuciis. Among the many guests were the honores’a mother, Mrs. Jack Neal, and bet grandmother, Mrs. W. M. Bartosuk. t 1 U party wan keld la the kCto»eh A n ex which was dec> *U4 with MTrngea entg-of. spring Cowan. The refreshascst (able was centered with ' da unusual arrangement of silver and white bells sad wkks birds on ribbons, eur‘ Handsd bp greenery tad recant toaqaeta Honored At Shower Mlu Join Pender, brideelect, was guest of bosor at a miscellaneous shower, reccntly. given by Mrs. R. P. IUtchctt aad her daughter, Carrie, lb s party was bald to the assembly hall of the Florida Power and Light Co., ea Lak« Monroe. dames were played and prises awarded to Mlu Fen­ der and Mr*. D. B. Brute, the bonorea'g gran dm oth er Refreshments of erke, punch, auta and mints wars served by ths hoitesus. Others attending w • r •, Miss Peader’a mother, Mrs. Aubrey Pender, Mrs. Leone Rsevei, of DeLand; Mmei. A. Croomee, L. B. Gill and daughter Betty Ann, D. B. Middleton, R. N. Stafford, Xachal Harper, J. C. Sapp, C. A. Beatty, R. V. Hubbard u d Mlia Jan Smith. Mlaa Fender will graduate from the DaLand Hi gh School, is June aad later in the month (he will become the bride of Paul Flowen. Recital Planned This Tuesday Pupils of Miss Margaret Darla will present their an­ nual piano racitil, this Tues­ day at 1:11 p.m. at the San krd Woman's Club. All relatives and friends are cordially Invited to at- art March of Loagweed, be. s m s the holds of U e h Clif­ ford lottos, presently of Bi­ loxi, M!os„ In ceremonies held May » at t p a . a t the St. Johns Lothacsa Chsrch la Viator Park. The proom la Urn boo of Mrs. larsh Bolton of Port Haraa, Mick, sad the grand, eon of Mrs, Margaret Vsa Pleat of Loagwood. Rev. Ronald Minor of tho Messiah Lutheran Church la Caaaeiberry officiated at tho doubl# Hag ceremony. Decor­ ations included white altar flowers of gladioli and dolaios. Mrs, Jack Hopkins of Malt* land, friend of tho bride, was organist and presented a pro­ gram of nuptial music before tho coromoay. Tho bride, given In mar. riago by her father, choae a fall length gown o f white ny­ lon toll# with Chantilly Lace bodies and a scalloped neck, line wbieh was outlined with Iridescent equina. The skirt was fashioned with a tier of lace and was overlaid with lace applique-at ths hemline. Her elbow length veil was attached to a white satin headbsad with seed pearls. She eortied a cascade of whit# rones centered With a white orchid. H IM Sandra March, a lito r of tho bride end maid of hon­ or, wore a light blue satin ■heeth with overskirt, a blue M tln headband and veil and white accessories. Brideamalda, the Missea Ruth Crump and Mary Panky, wor# dresses similar to that of tho maid of honor. All MRS. JOSEPH VACULA, right, w ith her mother, Mrs. Jack Neal, at the recent miscel­ laneous ihow er in her honor, in Enterprias. (C o x Photo) Home Ec Class Presents Fashion Show of pom poms. B«.-t man was Ralph Hung­ er and serving as ushers were Charles Prescott and Prank Brown, Jr, The bride's mother wore a white and turquoise drees with whits accessories and a whits pom pom corsage. Ths grandmother of the groom wore a white and pink gown with whlt« acceiaores aad a whit* pom pom corsage. Following the ceremony a reception was held In ths par­ lor of tha church. Ths threeUertd wedding cake was cut by the bride end served by Mrs. Paul Knits, an aunt of the bride and Mias Madeline McPadden. Mines Paula and Sorority Names New President Tha Brit year home eco­ nomics class at Seminole High School gave a coffee and faahion show for mothers and friends of the girls who have lust completed clothing projects. Cinnamon roll*, coffee cake and tiny donuts prepared by tha girls ware served. Coffee was poured by Jsne Bates. Other members of the dais assisted In serving. Those modeling attractive spring and aummer outfits were Nancy Antoine, Linda Adcock, Alice Pitta, Sandra Arnold, Jane Bates, Betty Lou Corbin, Linda Leggore, Gerrle Johnson, Betty Mor­ ris, Mauveen Pitta, Kay 8andirer. Barbara Watson, Sheryl Williamson and Sus­ an Slack. The Gamma Lambda Chap­ ter of Bela Sigma Phi «■ ccntly held a MoUtcra Lunch­ eon and installation of offi­ cers at tha Capri. Mrs. Joe Dennison, out­ going president, welcomed the members and guests, and Mrs. Joe L. Corley, cbaptir sponsor, presented a song, "Wonderful Mother of Mine" eccompanled by Mrs. Kva liarkey at the piano. Mrs. Banka Golden report­ ed on the state convention in Hollywood which she attend­ ed. Mrs. Corley presented a gift to Mrs. Robert Brown, Valentine Girl. Officers for the year 19*3M who were installed by out­ going officers are, Mra. Don I! a m n • r , president; Mrs. Banks Golden, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Jimmy Jones, re­ cording secretary; Mrs. Billy M is s B a r b a r a R u p re ch t Is Wynn, corresponding secre­ tary, and Mrs. Lamar Mere­ cla ss in s tru cto r. dith, treasurer. O t h e r s attending were Small plastic bags make Mmea. Larry Mann, T. Fran­ good storage contalneri for cis, W. M. Musselwhite, rice, cake flour, cereal and James Blythe, G. C. Warsugar. Seal the end with • mack, M. L. Meredith. W. H. By Linda Smhhwei rubber band. Parkinson, Jay Carter, E. Tho Oviedo Garden Club Brewer, N. Jackson, Jerry met at tho Woman'o Club McCabe, U. Alexander, H. Building for th« final session Ilcbcr, and James Daugbtery. of the club year. Hostesses were Mra. George Means sad Mrs. R. P. King. Following tho meeting, a plant exchange wss held and n cov­ though almost everyone who eted dish luncheon enjoyed has lived in Florida for any at noon. length of tlmo nod has work cd In their garden, bee eeen at least ona of the 3,000 spec­ ies of snakes native to the Mr. and Mra. Walter H. F L O R A E United Statei, to per cent Trapp, cut Enterprise, hon­ cannot tell a poisonous snake ored Mrs. Harry Watt, re­ from one which in reality Is cently, with a birthday din­ one of 'man's best friends’." ner. Her slater-in-law, Mra. "We hope through this lec­ Pay Lee, made ths beautiful­ FROM ture," he added, "our mem ly decorated cake, Yaw Dowwtows Florist bers wilt learn to know the others invited to the cele­ SANFORD poisonous snakei and destroy bration were Ur. and Mra. FLOW ER SHOP them, but will appreciate tha Alvla 0. Clause, of Wildwood; harmless ones, which actual­ Mr. and Mra. Lee, Enter­ Cor. E. 1st A Saaford Are. PA 3-3431 ly aexve mankind." prise; aad Mra. E d s MUIke. PA 3-1133 Oviedo G arden Cluh Holds Final Session Chuluota "His And Her" Club Tho eoupto left for a wedsing trip to Biloxi where they will make their home while he is serving hi the U. 8. Air Perce and stationed at Keeea 1s t APB, For traveling Mrs. Bolton Haloes city, Winter Park. Sanford Maitland and Orlan- / • o * 0 D E A R TH IN K ER: The frighten­ in g thing about heredity and environ­ m ent is that we parents provide both I *• a Dacobij. OnShidqs Sorority Closes Social Season The Gamma Lambda Chap­ ter of Beta Sigina l'hl held its last regular meeting of the year recently at the home of Mrs. Charles Kampf, with Mrs, Don llamner, new pres­ ident, presiding. The new committee chairmen presented their reporta for the com­ ing year. Committee chairmen arc: program, Mrs. Larry Mann; social, Mra. James Daughtrey; ways and means, Mrs. Jay Carter; publicity, Mrs. Robert Brown; service, Mrs. C. L. Kamph, and historian, Mrs. Jerry McCabe, Highlight of the evening wss the exchange of gifts, re­ vealing of Bela Buddies, and drawing names of Beta Bud­ dies for the coming year. Later in the week the group held the "end of the year" party for members and their husbands ai the home of Mr. and Mra. J. L Blythe Sr. They were presented leis upon entering the pool area through a flower laden arbor. A Polynesian dinner was from a low table and ■wimming was enjoyed dur­ ing the evening. Mrs. Jue Dennison, retiring president, of honor at this Couples attending were the J. L. Blythes Jr., J. L. Cor- Installation Planned By Church Class Dennisons, Jerry McCabes, Gil Daigles, Lamar Mere­ diths, Don Hamncrs, Robert Browns, Jay Carters, Billy Wynns, Larry Manns, Mrs. Banks Golden and Dutfy Hut­ ton. Recital Planned By Piano Pupils This Sunday Pupils of the Tolar School of Plano will be presented in their annual spring recital this Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the studio, DOT Magnolia Ave­ nue. featured on the program will be ensemble numbers performed with the Florida Symphony Orchestra in the 1903 Piano Festival held In Orlando. Certificates will be awarded to students entered in this year's National Plano Playing Auditions sponsored by the National Guild of Piano Teachers. Special swards will go to pupils named to the Nation­ al Fraternity of Student Musi­ cians' honor roll for 1963. They ire: Gregory Carlton and Louise Steakley, six year honor roll; and Rebecca Pat­ terson, five year honor roll. Their photographs will appear In the toot directory of the American College of Musi­ cians, National Guild of Pia­ no Teachers and National Fraternity of Student Musi­ cians, Others performing in the recital are Mary Edna Bur­ ton, Dennis Carroll, Brenda Carroll, Audrey Decker, David Gothe, Sue Lynn How­ ell, Lisa Odham, Julie Per­ sons, Susan Ray. Becky Tan­ ner, Tommy Vincent, Geri Ann Wamke, Craig Wilkins, [jura Wilkins and Julie Wil­ liams. The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Clais, of First Methodist Church will meet this Monday at 7:30 p. m. In McKinley Hall, fur the final meeting before summer recess. Msin item on the business agenda will be installation of new officers for the coming Mentioning the price of year. Mra. G. B. Hudson and her group will be hostesses your purchases to others is a form of bragging. for the evening. FREE! FREE! Present This Ad (Only On# Per Family) For Your Free W olf Head Token • Good For On# 20 Lb. Wash (Twice A s Much Am A Reg. W asher) Celebrates Birthday - AT On FR O M 9 A .M .- 4 P.M . LAUNDERAM A OPEN 21 HOURS A D A Y By Oswald Jacoby 31 the second club lead. Nothing daunted, South VAQJ2 ♦ 34 took the last two high clubs ♦ ea and discarded spades from VAST dummy. Then he eatbed ths AQJ10 A B7 2 V1UB86343 WNone ace of diamonds and ran oft «QI A l o t 732 four rounds of hearts. East a * A u ia u discarded two spades and SOUTH two diamonds and South let Alt -jinA the nlfv pf d|fr. ------------------ W t i T ♦ AKJ B monda go. Then he laid 4AKQJJ dummy’s see of spades and North and South vulnerable East bad to let a third dia­ Sonik Weak North g u t mond go. South threw away Pass Pass 3 * 1A Paso 4N .T . Paso 19 his last club and claimed ths Fi m 3 N.T. T a n 3W last two tricks with the king Pass 7 N.T. Pasa 6# and jack of diamonds. Hs Piss r»« didn't care who had the queen Opening lead—A O started right after clubs on­ because he knew that each ly to get the bad news when opponent had but on* dia­ West discarded a heart on mond. W om an:By Ruth Millett other women and Is always trying to give the impression that he was roped into mar­ riage, is almost always a man who isn't much of a successor and isn’t much to look at?” That's easy to answer. A man who is a success be­ cause of his own brains and ability has earned his selfconfidence through proving himself, lfe doesn’t have to keep trying build up his ego by kidding himself that all women find him irresistible or by making his wife look small so be will feel mors Im­ portant. But a man who is afraid he isn't attractive to women and who knows he isn't much of a success may find he caa get an easy build-up out of flirting, playing the role of the misunderstood husband, or by low-rating his wife to any woman who will listen.It's a cheap way of making himself feel important. But some men can’t resist it What such men don't real­ ize is that the other women (hey are forever trying to Impress easily sea through them. The women may kid such a man along or, for their own interests, pretend to "under* stand" him. But few women are so stupid as to be really fooled by a married wolf. Personals Mr. ind Mrs. Gordon War­ ner Jr., of Orlando, enter­ tained his mother, Mra. Al­ berta Warner, at the Imper­ ial House Friday evening in celebration of her birthday. DON! M IS S THE BIG FA B R IC Clearance NOW VACATIO N IN SUNNY FLORIDA! N o m e y o u r plea su re and you w ill find it a t l.ixh th ou M C ave w h e re n n lh in * has been overln ik rii fo r v o u r com fort an d en jo y m e n t. P R I V A T E B E A C H — -KK) feet (n o street to crow d , king .ir e .w im m in g pool, ehulTli-. t » u r d cou rts. 9 - Hole putting 8m en, w a ter skiing, skin diving. DEEP SEA FISHING . . . you are Msitra, ilr-tsifltiiisl Ktsemdatisit, sxb oitk private Islcisy swtlMkisf sc u s . Use tarougn Oscwktr JO. DAILY RATES Ocoaefraol Etficieecy HU to SI SO ptr finsa, tulii KCUgMCT, light at Pompano docks of worldfa m o us sport Cubing fleet FREE GOLF!. . .T w o n - H il. pu r 7'J ( hanuiionahip Coureen. P la y u n iu n itrd . . . pla y every d a y . FREE TENNIS). ■•U nlim ited p lo y . B eau tifu l n ew C O F F E E SH O P, serving b reak fast amt lunch un­ til 3:00 p m . P lan n ed activities am i en terta in m en t OciMlisst Haiti Ritet H 06 ts IS 00 sir tu r n , Aoable Ktspsacy. • Separata Villas bleep if If 31114.00 gw fay. GOING ON AT r r/Y r-, / RESORT RESORT M0TFI and iAPIs P K .- pPO n h , 28/4 MOTEL Jiu] Hoi POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA T H E ---------- Next To Ptnecrest School Duty Mon. Thru Sat. # Enterprise MAU. COUPON TOOAY FOR BROCHUM L a u n d era m a 27th St. Attendant NORTH (D) A AKS 63 U)s JAc Do you have a wolf in your officeT I haven't seen your office wolf, of course. But Ml bet 1 can come close to describ­ ing him. He’s married, lie's far from being a dream boy. And his approach ia about as subtle as a slip in the face. These comments are prompted by a letter I have received from a working gal. She asks: “ Why la it that the most intelligent, well-bred and suc­ cessful men so often wear wedding rings and seem proud of their wives, while the man who thinks he Is irresistible to s CONFIDENTIAL TO "N O ­ THING TO LIVE FOR” : I f you are needed by just one person, you have everything to live for. * • • For a personal, unpublished an­ sw er to your letter, write to ABBY, B ox 3365, Beverly Hills, Celif. A • • Don't put o f f writing letters. Send one dollar to Abby for her booklet, "H ow To Write Letters F or A ll Occasions.” DEAR O N LY; It nppears that you already have one neurotic wom­ MU. A N D M RS. E D W IN C. BO LTON * I ’d like Jtour Ttem . Doris should go away to college. She wants to, but her m other won't even discuss it. What should be done. ON LY T H E FATHER The expert Is popularly supposed to be able to look at dummy; play a couple of cards and then know what each of bis opponents bolds. This ides is a tremendous exaggeration, but sometimes be can play a hand in such manner that he will achieve the same result. SSDtRT leven WFirumpTmr one of those gambles ihat good players take all the time and when he looked at dummy everything appeared to be under control. He had twelve top tricks and unless clubs broke very badly his seven of clubs would be a thirteenth. Dummy's king of spades held the first trick and Soulh • D E A R A B B Y : W e had a big dis­ cussion about which Is more impor­ ta n t In rearing children — heredity o r environment. It is very discourag­ ing to be told that, in spite o f their e ffo rts, heredity plays a fa r more im portant part in the character o f th eir children. I disagree completely. DEAR H AVE; Thoee who ask how many carats a diamond is are fa r more interested in how much let­ tuce is involved. T h e only good an­ sw er to a presumptuous qussUon is an honest, " I ’m n o t telling.1* D E A R A B B Y : M y w ife is m y problem. W e've been married 22 years and have one child, a daughter, 17. S h e's a normal, average girl and has never given us any trouble. M y wife haa been a personal m aid fo r this child all her life. She’s never allowher t o spend a night w ith a girl friend or go to summer cam p. When the question o f college cam e up, my w ife said if Doris (not her real nam e) went away to college, life wouldn’t be worth living and she’J die o f loneliness. Personally, I think Plans Meeting This M onday Mrs. W att Mf. and Mra. Roicoe Mor­ rison of 331 Sixth Street, will boat the June 3 meeting of the Chuluota Ills and Her Garden Club, which has been called for 1:30 p.m. An Illustrated talk on rep­ tiles will be given by Chuek Blndner of Orlando, noted authority, who baa returned recenUy from an extensive lecture lour o f the northern states. "Wa are fortunate to have (Mr. Blndner coma to us,” .ChagUs K. McCune, chairIm n a£ Ihn club, said. "Al­ bride and Mdrill Smith, s root In of the bride, iB of St. Jobrtaville, N. T.{ Mrs. Philip Helraer, stmt of the bride sad Mrs. Ro m March, grandmoth­ er of the bride, both of Little Palls, N. T. sad Mrs. Once Roberts, friend of the groom's family, from Port Haros. serving, W h a t should • n o o n * asks bar m many carats h e r diamond is? I havs recently become engai and am wearing a Tory beautiful d mond ring. I have had people I hard­ ly know oak m e th is question. O f course I K N O W how m any carats m y ring ia but I don’t think it's anybody elae'a business. H ow should I handle this? H A V E A D IA M O N D N A M F ___, j ADDHISS. B. lit St. at Seafetd Ave. FA 3-3311 errv DATE OF VA CA TIO N , _ZONE,___ STAY �l C J t; . •*.* E$|p : v. '• SnJbtfdammad J'Dh fcoaupM 9n Jh i Sanford Cbiea _ ______________ • ( *•*• _________ A \ ^ “v WEEKEND TE1BVISION Awards Film Set For Drive-In Etehfng i daringly different Warn* alcoholics, plunging lev* Hair, “ Days o f Wins and headlong toward sslf-dsxtrucl o a s i ," •U rrlnr Jack U n - tlon. mon and Las Remick, opens Mias Remirk, whoa* ahim8na day a t tha Movletand Theatre. Tha no-hold*-barred merinr ulant and ability to romantic drama pro bat tha •uggret a elmmerlng sexuality terrifying, tangled triangla o f heneath an almoit chlld-llk* • haadaoma young married innocence have ekyrockctad eoupts and their bout with the her to stardom, plays tbs wholesome young girl w ho bsttla. Heretofore renowned for Ms dielntegrates into a drink-sodan wife with him. brilliant comedy parformnncaa, Blaka Edwards directed th* Lemmon In a virtuoso change Martin Manulia-Jalem Pro­ a f pace portrays a go-getting public relatione man who eud- duction for Warner Broe. reIcaso. denly diseovtra ha and hia The other featura on tha lovely w ife have unwittingly program which w ill play through Tuesday la “ Bad P ay At Bad Rock" with Spencer Tracy. • FRIDAY P. M. 1.1# (1 ) W aynt Foseaur I I ) ABC K v i a l u B e»art (S) CD. I New* * : l l (1 ) Magee W saeote la ■torts 1:11 «•> Mid -Fla. Bussing Report f l ) Sports (I) (I) l ; l l <t) S it l e l) fl> T)*a (II It) Weather Bachelar Father Snorts MIC Newt This la Oolf Th* Rebel OntSaar Baltoel* Boor* (1 ) Air Fewer T il l <*) Wetter Crenhlt* Row* JACK LEMMON and L m Remick share a tender kisa In this scene from “ Days of Wine and Rosen," the poignant W arner Bros, romnntic dninm opening Sunday at the Movleland Drive-In Theatre. A s an attractive young couple whose marriage is blighted by bouts with the bottle, Lemmon and Mins Remick head a cuat which co-stars Charles B ickford and Jack Klugman. Blake Edwurds directed the Martin Mnnulis-Julem Production from a script by J, P. Mil* ler on location in San Francisco. Legal Notice ■■ eat 'WU: Lot !* nf Block " I ” , KANT BROOK BirUDIVUMON. UNIT N a n V B , eccordlns to the Plat thereof ae re­ corded In rist Book "11 *, Pages 10 and 11. Publla Hecnnle nf Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. Together with th* fallowing Items of property which are located In and permanently In­ stalled ae a pert of th* lmprovenionte on aetd lend: llotpolnt electric drop-tn flanae Model lC I lF lin Herb! 1170* Luaolre Furnace Model IIOTIMHI Luwlre Air Conditioner Model OAM Serial 1IU4T3 Dated title llth day of May, 1111. (■KALI Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk nf the Circuit Court Dy; Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Oanlsl J. Lerevra of Warrick. Carelll * LeFevra *7* West Fairbanks Avenue P. O. Bor 171 Winter Turk. Florida Publish May it. IH l CDI-111 TV REN TAL • Sales • Sarvke n ren ew o r s a l b Notice lo hereby e lv e s that pursuant to tbs Unst deers* o f foreclosure ami sola entered In ths couss pending in Ihs Circuit Court In and fo r Bsmlhols county, Florida, tas* d o c . ksl number 11110, ths under*l«n*d Clark will sail ths p roparly situated In said County described as: Lot II. less th* Boutli 1 feet. Ulock D SUN LAND KaT.lTKS, a subdivision, arcordlne to a plot there­ of, recorded In Plat B ook 11. pasts M to 11 o f th* Public Records o f Ksmlnul* County, Florida; togeth er with the follow in g item s o f property which are lo­ cated In and perm anantly Inatilled as a part o f tha Improvemrnla on aald land: on e i>uu-inarm { o il! dpa>-s Hester w /o starags tank, Modal 711. Serial »1*K7»; One (IK (electric) HANilK Model J ts lIllW If, Serial TROM711; On* ()R (electric) B sfrl- gsrator. Model (metal) 'Dr. No' Ritz Bound novels by Ian Fleming dealArthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Ing with ths Hrltlah secret Clerk nf th* Circuit Court irrv ire (gent, James Bond, B r: Mortha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Ssltxmsn ami Broccoli htv* Fuhiiik Mag u , m e . s long-rang* production ob­ CDI-1M jective In mind. Thslr British company is Eon Productions. FA 1-492* Zenith Color T V Salas H M Hanford Ava. mi TO D A Y A HAT. dicated that readership fo r th* Bond stork* had trebled during tha past year, so that the film producers may rea ­ sonably expect ons o f ths largest “ built in" movlo audi­ ence* for thsir product. 11:1* ( I ) M ail* Load o f AIMbosom (1 ) Men lgtn Spar* ( I ) CHS News Hubert Trout 1:** ( I ) My Friend n ic h e f t ) Net For Hire Id) Industry on Farad* l ; ! t l « ) Baseball— (Tr .« S( fCMlle 1:M f t ) Fhampleatblp W rsstile* <11 llsssbell— 1:1* ( » ) Hports Thrills l:o o (1 ) Q u.et For AJvsntars 1 : 1 * (1) Matin.* T h .etsr l t d ( * ) Hat. Matin.* I S * I I ) Kaleltfntrnp* 1:10 f l ) W ile World o f Sport* <:«* fX) Oh. • New* IS) Fla F i.bin * — Ben Taylor • IS f t ) Dana A Harriet t : l i I D O n . Fla. - Wash. Report f t ) Nawerops s i s I D Mr. 17.1 1:1* ( I ) Hamlrr Vanocur’ a Report t;M ( I ) C.n. F la Showcase <•) Th* Rig Story ( D Flying Doctor 9:10 I D J ttk lo (ll.aeon Show (0 ) Th* Gallant Man ( ! ) Sam Biaedlet 1:11 I D Dafsadors 1 : 1 * (1 ) Hootenanny ( I ) Joey Htshof Show I I I (D Sat. Might Meets* * .00 (»> 1-awr.no* Walk I N ID Have Qua W ill Tr* vet 10:00 ( t ) Fight o f tbs W eek ( D Gun.moke 10: It (1 ) Make Tkal M a r s M :lt ( I ) S*L Night Shaw 1*1 MIS-Fta. Mews ( D CD I New* 11:1* ( I ) Hollywood Meet* row *1*040 M i l (*> rh * SUNDAY P. M. l i l t (• ) (D (1 ) 1! 10 l » ) (f) T O N I T E ’H T H E N I T B T O G O O U T T O A M O V IE I I 1 OPEN 12:13 11 v RI T Z SUNDAY |j I . i tv ) t i.n PHONE FA 1-IIIE TON1TK * HAT. TMt M lit thro superman Fnrp Rim Tin Tls Cartoonle* Make Room Far Daddy S A T U R D A Y P. M. T otal her with all atructuraa and Im provem ent now and hsraaftsr on said land, and IAN FLEMINL'S fam ous Secret Agent 007 fltluraa attached thereto, and o f fiction, known to millions as James Bond, all rente. Itsaes, proceeds, and profits accruing and to accrue comes to the screen fo r the first time in the per­ fro n said premia**, all nf son of Sean Conner)' in “ Dr. No," United A rt­ which ar* Included within th* foregoin g description and the ists’ Technicolor release opening Sunday **t the habandum thereof, at- > all Kitz Theatre. gas. (team, electric, water, and other healing, cookin g, re fri­ gerating. lighting plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and power systems, machines a p ­ pliances, fletur**, and appurtenaaesa, which now era o r The producing Umm o f Har­ may hereafter pertain to, or Thedr first Fleming film , ba uaad with. In, or on aald ry Saltimnn and Albert (best “ Dr. N o," In Technicolor, premises, even though they ba detached er detachable, known to hi* friend* as “ Cub- mail* In part on the Island o f at public tale, to the bigheat Jamaica for United Artiste re­ and best bidder for cash b e ­ b y ") UrtM-mli hn* undertak­ lease, and which open* Sun­ tween th* haura o f eleven o'clock In th* forenoon and en on s of tile limn ambitious day at th* Ultx Theatre, will two o'clock In tha afternoon assignments In film annals. be followed by other film s on th* llth day o f June, tin t, at th* Front Door nf th* Sami In paying a rerun! aum for starring Sean Connery in the note County Couithuuan la motion picture rights to *evrot* o f Bond. A recent poll In­ Sanford, Florida. Seminole T V (I) ID ID (D 11:1* ( I ) ll:M IS) B *f Beg ovs Blind* (SEAL) WEDNESDAY SIAM C A R L O A II I'M 11* "HOLD THAT B A B Y " • THE BOWERY BOYS 1:0S 111 !:•* JAN E PO W E LL - IN COLOR NO. 9 A T .11:00 ONLY ROCK HUDSON ELIZABETH T A Y L O R JAM ES DEAN IN James Bond. 12:1* 1 )» "7 BRIDES FOR 7 BROTHERS" I S MSI QTUQIBBUIT lOtTUHU VT M ILL nCTMIL, trio GIGANTIC T R IF L E FEATURE NO. 1 A T 7:40 ONLY NO. I A T 9:13 ONLY SH O W S A T 1:0 0 - S :M • B i l l - T :M - 9:11 "GIANT" A D U LT EN TERTAINM ENT SUN. - MON. - TUES. A C A D E M Y A W A R D W IN N E R ! ! ! "BEST SONG OF 1982" "D AYS OF W IN E AND ROSES" 1 : 1* 1 : 1* *10 (:** Faith roe Today Homestead UAJL Chrlstapber Film Fare Ills t.g. Ua.akall For l.lttle laiaguera. (1) ora l Rebar ta I D Senator HellaaS I D Cnnsreetmaa O uraty ( » ) TI*A I t ) Herald o f T r a U <«l AF New* Review D lu e e b ty y — San Fren et Hi. Louis ( D M-*t th* Frotaasor t l ) Heeebell— Lie An*, at Clnn ( I ) Directions 't l ( i ) lasue* A Answers r>> Bummer Theatre (*| Champluntblp Ilrldge (0 ) Film Far* ( D Taka Twa 1*1 A Matter o f Seoends t l ) Victory at Boa f t ) Ted Meek Am a I . aw Hear ( D Major Adana, T r a il- SU N D A Y Specials This, in its own terrifying way; is a love story! D c N o o r homo flLMAOVlMTURS! m ^ ,— • ROT. CTN. QAc W piss dopooit FIRST CUT Pk. Chops lb. 39c L b . Can T to fa te V n m o -j m m sT u m s BEER M AXW ELL HOUSE C O FFEE FLEMING'S M M t a Sctnie to U Ehn to dm m With | 7 .» .f a n to f a w ~itoo to etase! CO -FEA TU RE 10:00 ONLY HPENCEH T R A C Y IN ^ - n x - ^ D l J t o ^ S E A N CQNNERY’r f "B A D D A Y A T BLACK ROCK" IN COLOR i a a u le r M O N D AY F . M. 111* ( D O. K. Cellet* Bowl I D Rullwlakl* Show 11:1# (•> Tea* s e n t «:* * (D Tko Twoattetk Coa­ *|g* tary B y Ju d y T o w ( I ) T ease**** I r a te <•> Halls o f Iry F u rl M em o ria l D a y has com * a n d t o n * s a d t h a M * f t ) Meet th* Press ( I ) Levs od LM* •:*• ( ! ) Death Vslley Day* m oM th b t f i n a to m o rro w . . . t h a t r o m o n t k o u t t h a t l l : H f t ) H arry Me* see eg ( D Fret* Haws <D Ntwscop* 11:10 ( I ) Falh*r Knew* Reel rh ym o ft w it h m o a n , spoon, t u n * a n d a ll t h a t jto ft. t:SS (1 ) Fn.ign ivTosls t l ) Soerek to* Tem errsv W h e th e r o r n o t you are in a ro m a n tic m ood d o e sn 't I D Be* Hunt ( I ) Troth a t Ceaeom a tte r m m u c hm , y om u a m have as m uch f u n e ith e r w a y . t l ) Laail* e e iiN l i t * f t ) W saderfal WsvM *d 11:41 <•) lO atdlag LifA* Color 11:11 ( I ) HMC Haws Miissd «• ! rpsaktng to it has ihi I D Denaio, U * M esa*. l : l t ( I ) Th* O p*a W t e l.w I I ) Th* Jrtsone Bam o r Doris at Jim Spen­ well stocked bar af aay Uf* ( I ) O en.ral Hoapltal * ;** ( D Kd Bulllvaa Show 41) Mew* a ad W aotblg f t ) Sunday Night cer's, hut talked to o very Ing room around, too « , , . 1:11 f l ) L afttlm Movlo 1:11 ( I ) ■llmaasllep charming voles named I)ar- It’a “ owned" by a fallow who *:** ( t ) Car *« — Where Ar* l :H ( I ) A t Th* W arld T erse Toe Isno over ths phone. Shs resides in th* Valdaa Betel* ( I ) Srlaaeo *:** ( t ) Bonanea ( I ) Mld-Pla. New* works thsrw in ths daytime, who aase Use Cartb* ao hi* I D Th* Real MsCsys 1:41 t l ) lA ffllm * I D O R . Th aster tending to dho books and “ living room," snd Bays b* to* ( 1 ) He* Jorrod 10:H I D Show o f Week f l ) FasawarA helping o u t at ths bar. Dar- has lota of company every ( D Candid camera f l ) Day la Ciart 41) Valts o f yireotoa* lens's been there sines Au­ night . . . He doesn't premia* 1:1S I D Th* D octor* I t i t f l i W hat's My Mao ( I ) A it IdahlM tor gust . . . On* of my favorite to ontertola his gwasds psr* ( ! ) Howard K. Ragltk (1 ) Jan* Wyman F t*114* ( I ) M swe.es* bachelors entertained th s tonally, hot says there's Mat* ( D Harry Reapoaar 1 4 * (■ ) Loretta T saag Shew afternoon crowd at 8pencen something bow sad different Neva f l ) HtUloaaJro 19) Mid-Flo. Mow* a whilo A go with hi* accor­ each evening. (Aald* from ( D Qaeta fo r • 1 1 4 * ( I ) Pots* Ova* tie (2 ) Tou D on 't le y dion. playing for his iupper Flo: ths says it's Don Ckayco 11:1* t l ) Ch. Nias Theater ( I ) To T oll Th* T r a it as tha aaying goes. l:M (•> H ollyw ood Meet* with hla guitar oa most f l ) Who D # To* Co • s o 1:11 ( I ) D o * (to o Bdwords nights . . . tbs trio or Fri­ Mows Had A meal enjoyable day nights.) M ONDAY A. M. with M s Hems • a * spaghstU dinner at th* Mar 1 4 * ( I ) Th* M atch Oam* ( I ) Amorloaa • :*• (• ) Mg* O* Lou . , . the plat* was juit Ths Robert Hancocks, own­ ( D Petrel Rterm •:ll fl) Stsa Oa loaded with tha dsltclnus ers of the Capri, ara in tho •41 (I) Orevs A Farm R*> d 10 ( l i Uah* Roam fop Daddy sauca and spicy meatballs. restaurant how halplng out, f t ) Mdss mi MlgM • : » ( I ) C ellos* of R e AW They Kars a terrific Roque- sine* they looted their other ( I ) Dl*eov*ry 'It TiM I D Today 4:11 (• ) Am ort*** IS) wak* r * Movies fart drgaslng for their sal restaurant In town . . . Joy, 441 ( I ) NBC N o v o V:M (•> Farm. Mask** Msads, with big chunks ol tho managor, said that Mrs. I 4 S ( D t V f i r t pitykowos ( I ) The Bast *f S r n e k t cheeis in i t Salad li served Hancock la tha oa* who su­ Itl# (9 ) State Mews aa* f l ) ChMhmat* Weather California style, before the pervises that noon time buf­ • 41 I D etaita Clan* f t ) Today I:1S f l ) Rura* A Alt** main dish giving you a chancs fet, and that's why It is so ( I ) CeuatSewa Moan till • 41 «• ) W solA sg H e y T ill II ) Miekio'a a.spot fla ts to enjoy it, instead of hav­ good. 8h* buys tha fresh ( 9 ) M l.key Beta* Rkow ing to wolf It down along foods and vegetables and (• ) Copt, l o o s e r * * •4S ( I ) W solhor sa* Mow* A Tahitian barbenhip pro­ with ths sntrss. plans It for your sating »:*• <•) Taday • • • pleasure. “ You and your vide! guitars rather thin ( I ) Cartoavltl* • :H t l ) Jask Lolas* s a .w Open seven days a week, writeup on brunches," said magitlaei *o euitomsri eta (• ) Amsrleaa Hlstovy tha Clob Diamond has start­ Joy. "I’m booking them by tho • ill IS) Rsmpsr MO*** play whits waltine. ed esrving piuae. In all dif­ handful." Vary happy teas in • 41 ( I ) flail St arm Shew I I N t l ) Ray W h .s ferent styles snd shapes . . , her voice, though. (•> CsleaSar * e * There will bs musical enter­ ( I ) l.eara Spinlth 11:1* ( D Flay Tear Maas* tainment thla weekend for If you ara really looking fog IV TUP! ITRC FIT COI RT OF I t ) I Love Leer TIIK VIVTH JI'D IC M L (114- certain . . , Mrs. Palmer eald entertainment barrains, pleas* ( » ) (?artoon Caper* e r r r «*• * v n f o r * f. m i . they’re ju*t trying to find 11 41 IS) Th* MtCay* get out to the Jst Tsir* this v m . r ctU 'V T T , Fi.tiRin.d. f l ) Frio* I* Right enmeona right now to help weekend. F a m i l y bowling c iia v c p r iv v n . ta il* f l ) Ann Nautbarn She1 11.11A h AA tiTVr.TV IIA \ K, t l i H IS) r * l # " o (llaiya move a pteno, ana ths enter wtskmda Sunday, and yon rtaiattrr. t l ) s-v en Keys tninment will probably In­ surely don't want to pass up -ve( I ) Ceneeatrellsa JAM19A K. LOMU, et ux. *t *1 clude a guitar player . . , . a chases to bowl for II seats, D* fandant*. Ths Palmers sro looking for­ which la what ths whole v t m r s o r h it iv ■ o u T ie u iv i p o n r c i .o i t 'R M ward to seeing sons of their thing amount* to. Or* per­ T O JAMFue E. U)NO and i\ t i i it e o r i T V J i w i i r d I'.v rt.A J U)NU. hi* wife, old Navy friends at ihs son In th* family pays ths Ctlt HT, IV A M I Fit It D1HI. R r .a liic .M S3. Uurton. ohlu Club; Ray is a retired chief full price, but everyons alas veil.*: m i v r r , *t a t h u r Y ou ar* h ereby notified that K LO H IIIt. IV FHIlNtl'K. a Complaint tu for.oloe* a who used to tend bar at ths pays only half. Also, on sash certain m ortgage encumbering Chiefs Club oa ths bass, so packers o f k t r r u m t ii c r f ih t iih s Marita bread, t v B it) m i t a t r a r the fo llo w in g described real many of you probably know clip off th* coupon which Is property, to .w it : Eeum; U WtUteVR, D «e»*.*d 1,01 Five ( I ) , Off AH. POHD him. good for a tram third gams llK tflH T * HHIM-AT, Cae TO A L L m riH T ItM a AMP • • • . . . you bow) two games and eolberry, Ftorlda. S.mlnol* FKMBUV* IIA llV It CLAIMS Bet you cant guess who got ths third on* free with C o u n t), Kl irtil>«. acourJ DR DKMA.VDS AU.tl.Var SAID In g In F lat thereof re. has ths biggest living room MATATMa th* coupon. Sunday ■wsspsr onrded In Ftet Ruok It Tou and sack * f you ar* p a g e Tt o f th* Publlo Tit- in town! Nod only that, but oa 8unday too. hereby notified and required rnrite o f Seminole County, to prenont any claim* and deFlorida in .id s which y»u, or either •>f you, may have against the ha* hern filed agelnst yog tn the B h ove-.tyled suit, and you -■lata o f W4HI): I. W1IHOW. deceased. Ia I* of laid County, are required t» s .r v . a copy yo u r A n .w .c or other lo the County Jiiilfe o f H.ml- o f nolo County, Ftorhla. * ( hi* F ie ld in g to the I'oinplalnt oil ■■me* tn III* Courl lf»ue* ol F la ln llffe *tto r o . j A M I K I I .a id County at P.nfurd, F lor­ MON, n t s it . DKAJt. LOW.V. ida. within ill eatrndsr DK.W 4 v .s d«n u n t o . I l l m onths from Ih* llm » o f Ih# Hast Centret A v .o n .. Orlando, first publication of th l. no. F lorida, ant file th* urlglnsi Ilea. Cacti claim or demand A n sw er nr nther Pleading In ■hall tl* In writing, and eliatl Ih* o ffic e of the Clerk uf the ■Ml* th* plar* of roald.nr* C ircuit Court on or before the and post o ffice addreeo of lbs 14th dny of June. t i l l . If you rlelm ant, end aball he sworn fall to do eo. a decree pro ionto bv Ih* claimant, hie enent, faeeo will be token eealnet nr atlorn -y, and any mich you fo r the relief denian'led rialm or d' manJ not ao Iliad In the Complaint. T h l* Notice ebatl be pub­ shall t>* void. A R E BACK A T T H E lished once a week for four /»/ listen Moye oonaacuttv* w eeks In tk* San­ / * / ttebeeea Ponder A* C o-Ad min litre l rice ■ of ford llorald. DATKD Ihlo H ad day ef th e K .ia le o f )»H IR L W It jo is. ddceited. May, 1 *0 . Arthur It {teckwllh, Jr., flton.lrnm , Davie A htclnfoeh c le r k of Circuit Court Altnrneye for Co-Adm lolelraHr llertlia T. Vlhlen I rice# Deputy C lerk Fust o f f l . . Drawer t i l l Publish lley II, It A June Hanford, tlnrtd* T. 14, IH L I'uh ll.h May tl, 1!, *4. It for the C D I-M O O I -ll 39* Feed Order j I Legal Notice B y Popular Demand TH E P O P U LA IR E S Capri — JIM Summer SPEN CER’S — RESTAURAN T and CO CK TAIL I.OIINGF. JACK R O SSM A N A L L THE LOBSTER YOU CAN E A T .... *3.25 CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER T A IL S (sweat a* a set) YO U R RO YAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy Ihs way »• prepare them! . . . they srs NOT CHOICE French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tails sad Hoysl m ' Itrd Shrimp) FROG LEGS Sauteed la Melted Rutter UNDER THE UMlilt ELLA A Verlelv Of Fine Theesni and Meal*—Frew— To Enjoy White W'e Prepare Your Disner DANCE TO GOOD MUSIC EVERY NIGHT South French Are. Sanford Phone FA 1-9331 The THoa <£ou PRESENTS ACCORDION PAUL CASK EY DRUMS PETE B U K U R HASS KIDDLE EVERY FRIDAY & SATU RDAY NITB M iL O D E E S K A T IN G R IN K PUN Tor Mom, Dad and the Kids Bowling & Skating EVERT TUES. • FRI. • SAT. MUSIC JET LANES- BY The VELVETONES ON LY BIG DINE • DAN C$ B IL L • H W Y . 17-92 3 DAYS LEFT IN FAM ILY BOW LIN G WEEK BOWL FEATURING North Orlando Super Mkt. Lon(wood . Ovlsdo Rd. V, Mils East sf Hwy. 17-92 R * Legal Notice OLD MILW AUKEE ICE COLD SHOWING NITF.LY - 7:10 ft 11:30 ^ db T :l* (S) Deputy Dog Variety t ;» * (9 ) O*sa t Sow s Newt 1:19 f l ) Rabin Hood f l ) C trlttevU le 1:1* (1 ) Arlene* - Fiction m Theater I I I ( s P o n * W ay Mirror • it* (1 ) Ooed M oral** (1 ) Sapor Car ( I I CapL X a a ia ro* 1:1* ID n a f f A Ready IS IS •) M ela A th* Chipm sahe III Mr. Mage* ( I ) Shari Lewis II IS f l ) B ia s M es eede (* ) Mtshty Mans* FUgv ( I ) 11. an I* * Cadi ll.e e I D Mr. W lierd I D Sky K ies ft ) B ass Bnsay I, AS tin, Serial .N it tlllll; Eleven Vsnstlan (D m m i n V:S* ( ! ) Wvswere Ik w a o* On Wednesday and T h u n ­ der. “ Ride Tha High Country" and “ Two Week) In Another Town” will play. On Friday and Saturday, BARK, a New Torn Corpora­ three films, “Tuxedo Junc­ tion tion'', “ Country Musle Jubftss* P la in tiff and “ Grand 01* O p ry " will vo. TORN P. LER tad nORIfl M. b* shown. LBE. hi* wife, amt ll.VTWAIID M. McCAtff-KT and NANCT O. MoCAULKT. hit w ife • DsfsniUnt*. 'forth In said Final Decree, to- (9 ) T oslt* SATURDAY A. M. n TWw ernerrr e a r n o r ~ltra~~d«»crmn umium.) t n t Bhowtlaia Maverlch Rawhlda Huy Lombardo Blag A lans With Nlteh <•> o e * U M ( I ) The F ile !•**•*• *:** f t ) I'm Dickens — Ha'S Fenstar 9:1* ( I ) Alfred Mttchceak H air f t ) Fries ta Right t : t « (• ) TT Suaeet Strip 1* • (1 ) Th* Quiet Be volution t * :ie ( I ) Fro A Co* IS) Krewltaoas 1 1 4 * I I ) ARC Ftaal I g i et f t ) Ne****** (S) Chaansl I N e v e r* * * 11:1* I t ) M id-Florida News 11:** T B 8 MIVTH J tD IC IA L CIW. c v r r , in t e n r o w i k s i . moms c o e m . f l o k id x , C M * v r r R V n o . laara r o B B c t o s t ’B n o r ■ OMTXUCIH C R IB COCNTT I A V I X O I Notlca li hrrobjr flvon pur­ suant lo an Ordor Amending rin sl Derrs* of Furrcloaur* Sated B ar loth, I M l, and tntorod In Chancery Cato No. 11171. of th* Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for flemlnot* County, Florida, wherein Erl* County Bavins* Bank It Plsln llff and John P. Lo* and Dorl* 11 Loo, hi* wife, and Hayward M. Mc­ Cauley and Nancy O. McCau­ ley, ala wife, art Defendant*. 1 will soil to th* hlahest bid­ der for Ctah at th* front dour •f th* Homlnola County Court hous* In Hanford, Msmlnole County, Florida. at 11:00 o'clock A. M. on th* loth day of June, IH l. the follow - T :l* (1) <1) IS) lt d * .I t ) Site ID 11:11 ( t ) Sport* Final llttd ft ) Waether Shew 11:1* ( I ) Chess*! » Those** (•) B ed rseed Beet* Cats! cod* Legal Notice N O T tre o r B O B T fltH B rO B B C L O tt'B K I U B BT (X K B K — AS A F A M IL Y 1 G A M E ................... ..............50c Balance of F a m ily _________ 25c ca. ON CCT FREE BOWLING COUPON * KACII LOAF OF 1IHRITA BREAD ) �' Legal Notice " N / «ouy/>outuu* M m c w i i c n u PJWMBfTMlW 'man itrrwur n KOW,. AF iP»UCf(/ lXW t HMt •3 yoon .^ L coffh / X U K I r WTCHUP/ W H A T 'S S O W RON6 m sjss^ T t Wktas 6 0 * 4 0 TO IATTUB REST OP ABOUT V IW T ff w w /~ . ^ M*V,PIATW po y x i itnoN VOH TO CUB* A %A9 C A M cm , P D ..V O D ... P O *~T H W T t*CCUf*Sf , t o u ftozh N ; MTGttJP k\ PSSSStT '__ 1 NOTUW0, WCEPT You and each at ran nr* h artb r n otified and required Is present any claim s and Us* mands which yon , or either of you. may b a rs against th l a .la ta o f M O L U R W A D E deceased. lata o f said County, lo tha County Judge o f Hcml* nolo County, Florida, at hta o fflco in tha co u rt houaa o f said County at Sanford, Florida, within ala eatandar m m ths from tha time o f tha first publication o f this not* lea. T w o copies o f each claim or demand shall ba la w riting, and shall stats tha placs o f residence aud post o fflco ad* dree a o f tha claim ant, and shall ba aw ora to by tha claim ant, hla spen t, o r at* toroey and accom panied by a filin g fee o f on o dollar and auch claim nr demand n ot so filed shall be Told. / a / lien F. Wads A s adm inistrator Of the D elate o f VOI.LIK W AD E , deceased Rtanalrom. D ario A McIntosh Attorney), (o r Adm inistrator P o ll O ffice Draw er D M Hanford, F lo ri. ■ Publish May I I , t l. t l . * Juno T, I W CD I-7* Fm ^ /M l THE TO SOU, w w c^ ez THERE ARE TIMES M LIKE D U R IN G W houId mosAo! r d b * r u lr w d l . rO M M E R C V T f f v o u ape T h a t's t h e ferS titudo 1 0 « t fo r • Y w an* o f ' d e d ic a t e d s e r v ic e n r^ A N D T H E N .1' .FOR NO REASON ^7 AT A LU v C i H E N IP P E D ) v Me! sZ Zs IE TUI CIRCUIT c o m EIETM J t O t l l A L c i r c u i t . II AED FOR SKRIKOLR rO f!E T T , F I.O K ID t IB CMAKCKRT ED) 1SIIT EOTICR T O DKFKEIO TIIKI.MA W. T A T U lIt and NOLAN U TAYLOR, her b u s. band, P la in tiff* K. If. 8IIKHAB and CATA* LINA u h u u u a d , hla wife, St al., D efendant* T H E IT A T E O F FLORIDA TO) K. II. 81IKHAB and CATALINA. la I U H A B , his w ife THEYJUST, DON'T LIKE S ’ Mice r- A OH, OAOWOOOZ BOUGHT SOME BEAUTIFUL NEW LAMPS FOR THE L LIVING ROOM TODAY > .—< WHY w a b n Y J t CONSULTED ] B EFO R E YOU < M ADE A M A JO R PURCHASE ^ LIK E T H A T* 1411 Ihinca DoLsoa Avauuft Stop II Banturce. Puerto R ico PI.KAHK T A K E NOTICE that you ara hereby required to fils your w ritten answ er or dofeneee. If any, peraoaally or by an attorney, on o r bo* fo rs Juno ST, m s , at tha O fflco o f the Clerk o f the C ircuit Court, at the Court* houae In Hanford, Seminole County, Florida, and to mall a cop y th ereof to Htenetrom. D arle A McIntosh, Attorneys for P lain tiff*, Poet O ffice Una HID. Hanford, Florida, In that 1 HUSBANDS * HAVE ENOUGH TO DO TO -< RAY THE BILLS . t o r T h e m t— BECAUSE I DONTTHINK v o u S h ou ld b e j * — * b o t h e r e d ------- y ' 'A f I T H w - ^ J N 7L T H I N G S ) MV/l l l ik e tT H A T/ * * >**. rmr bkaktm it tormSHcr AM A LIB I. A ft H B A N D M K K MAP P L U M B M P E IS O N i l R E A ll Z I P T t t Y P P O L R E C R C ftftE P M C A O T H ER .A N P THAT N C R , JEWELS MCOEPBift TMBY UftftP » MTHIS PORmitARelMWra 1IAPIR ,0ftABAIT"ftOUMPIfTICTftl ^m i«5T 0M R > n * w f t b r m u g§r \ om u tn u n a lull TO AN ABtPCarj n i FrcuKHClio* MINIS TNI CM LATE*J m rUMX THRU PONT F0BMT10 racOWMtWI) MOTEL! J - AMSHTMAABl WAIT 10 X c m t « T ANAVt nMtrwa he.lo N n u i e K m CAISffe POUT1NO CAUSE SHE FEELS 'tDUVE ^ C'rtw can hold m LNBRWURST TTrr-;----- r ON tCft! r— ^ x WISE . U P/ J DCSeRTW) HER. . ' pcrsonaut; I'm not wpresseo WTTM A BOYWHO SINKS ALLHO MONEY INTO A JA1ZT CAR./ It> UKE Tt> SEC V T O U C U LTN A n r W C FRIENDSHIP OP A BOY WITH . JiVI P E R INTER E.ST5 / THATt) BE . ERNIE BEESON/ H E ’S B U & t b C D -HOPPED-UP CKXES-rRAMCHUW JUAAPING—TWiSr ALBUMS— • ^ Too NAME IT/ t-**^ ONMANT V T H iN 6 5 ^ V U T w+m! ) 3 0 NWfWEVE CROW W hy W H Y, C F C O U R S E / M Y G O C TN ESa , W H E R E P > tX l , C O tE FRO M f GOT A J PR O B LEM O P { EXTR AC U O N I \ against you In the Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Florida, In and fo r Hemlnula County, F lorida, tn Chancery, an abbreviated title o f aald cauao bring "Thelm a V.'. T a ylor and Nolaa L. Tay* lor. her husband. P la in tiff* veraua E. H. Hhehab and Cata* llna U Hhehab. hla w ife, at al, Dafandanta." and haraln fall not o r a D ecree Pro C o n fe u o w ill be entered against you. The nature o f thla proceed* In* being a ault for forecloe* ura o f a M ortgage on the f»l* lo w in g described real pro* party ly in g and being la H .itlnole C ounty, Florida, bo* w lti ilealn n ln g t i t feat W est anil 1J feet North o f Ilia H nuih'aet corner o f tha Houlhweet H o f Section 14. T ow n ship 10 Booth, lu n g e 11 l i n t , thence run North 111 feet, thence run W est 101 feeL thence run Hnuth 111. thence run Hast t o l feet to the Point o f Ilealnnlng. WlTNKttH my bend and seal of said C ou rt at Sanford, Hemlnnle C ounty, F lo r id * thla lln d day o f May, A D. 114*. (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , C lsrk o f the Circuit Court U r: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clsrk Htenstrom, D avis A M olatosb A ttorneys at La w p .e t O ffice Boa 11*0 Hanford, F lorida Publish May 14, M * Juna T. 14. lM l. CD1*»I Ik TIIM C ia C tT T COURT OF T il t : M Y T H J IO K 'IA L C I S . C U T OF FLORIDA, IK AM * FOR MCWIKOLR lO lK T t , KI.OHII) t. IK C lltK C R R Y KO. tgltft k o t ic m o r PUT INSTITUTION AI, MOllTDAU 19 COMPANY, a Callforala tor* poratlon authorliad lo do busiuesa la the Blato o f F lo r­ ida, Plaintiff, v ANYWAYf J KltHoN and MIlllU.UT M. MAtlTlUlAON, hla wlfa. D efendanfa TO) T H O M A S r LET'S FOREST MIRIB ^ MANNCU... AHO THEPEVIL WITH NCNCyl INFACT,IFY0|/ M M TUB WIAITHIEST CAL N M XWN I'D m U . WANT ■ W TO MARRY TDUl J •v b s , m o »v th at t»c ^ BC TNC1HO OHA NtW AND AXCiieaJ MCWliNu! y HEY...CS0 rtxiN HEAR? THAIS A PROPOSAL room A MIWE*. PO 40C R ED ] composer I J to r t* ,e i p K f t PCHA10 CARLIWJ «CM.-J K> a m m a m /C d cH m h k - JUST cu t CP THE MNEFTC hot * u s r t u m on o d xh t/ ACHIRAL'S SWHCW J SCRVKES.EH7 F R K D E llI t ’ K M.ViiTK lUfcrN and HIIIK* l.KY M. MAFTKILdON 1*11 Ueasle Avenus l^ w to n . Oklahoma YOU AND KAi’ ll O F TOIT AUK HURKUY NOTIFIED that a suit has bees brought against you by INBTITC* TiUNALt MOHTO.VOH COM* PAN T, a California corpora* lion authorised lo do busln-sp In lbs t u t s o f F lo r id * Plaintiff, to foracloss a certain M ortgage more particularly described In the Complaint filed In this suit, which M ort. gage encum bers the follow in g described properly, situate la Hsmlnole County, F lo r id * to* w it: Lot 1, Block T. IIB F T. M ill ItOMUft. ORLANDO MLOTION ONK, according to ptat thereof recorded In P lat Hook II. Paget I and I, Public Itecorde o f gsm lnoto County, F lo r id * togeth er with a National lla n go and Oven. Modsl T K *10*11. g-rla l »!TM, Natluaal Hood and Fan M o. del K YlebF . W aste K ing Dlspoeall. Model 11. Her* lal eaou. <1. K. Air Condi­ tioner and Furnace, Model a lT A le llll, Herlal 303100II*. and fo r oth er relief, tad yog are required to file your An­ sw er to said Complaint wish the C lerk o f the above s ty l­ ed C ourt and to serve a copy tta ra of on P la in tiffs Attor* n . a. nOHRNBKHO, RuttKX. IIK H O A K K U IM A N . lael Ain* alsy Building, Miami 11. F lo r­ id * not later then the 14ttt day o f June, 1141, In default Ilf which said Complaint will be taken as confessed by you. [U T K D , at Henford. F lo r id * this lln d d iy of Mey, test U 4B A L ) A rthur II. Beckwtth. Jr. C lerk o f the Circuit Court By: Martha T . Vlhlea D eputy Clerk Publish May 14. I t ft J uki T. 14. 1*41. �f r i ^ > — Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! #. For Rent Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Sift 9. For Rent UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom Furn. Apt. Close tn. Apt. 4. bouse, kitchen Ph. FA 2-3031. equipped. |33 Mo. 4071* 2 2 BEDROOM bouse, Florida room. Available new . Ph. FA 2-1349. Office 204 W. First DEADLINES EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. N ear 2 city free parking lots and shopping jtores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple o r sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. 3 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tum ., thru Frl. » 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Set. noon. BEDROOM'S. Kitchen equipped- FA 2-3722. W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: Rooms private baths, 111 W. First St. W. 1st. ftaaforb Erralh S W E E T IE PIE May 31, 1963 — Page 11 27. Special Services RR. House, living-dining room. Alr-Cond. O arage, carpurte, large modern kit­ chen. *83 month, with op­ tion to buy. 010 E. 14th St. J. N. Robson Jr. FA 2-1333 or FA : n 2 » . Air-Conditioning SINGER FURNISHED Garage Apt. 140 per month. Water furnDished. 303 S. Park Ave. Ph. 323-0705. SEWING MACHINE SALES 2 BEDROOM furnished Cot­ tage. Screened porch. Sha­ dy lot. *30 a month. Ph. FA 20310 House. FA 2-7890 or FA 24203 RENT A BED CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. L ost A Founfl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6 A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. F o r Sale or Rent 10. W anted to Rent 31. Real Eatate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. M ortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted trr -M ak-H olp -Wanted___ 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Eleetrlcul Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A . A uto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 87. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas 1. L ost A F o u u fl HUSKY D og. Black with heavy fur collar. Anawara to nam e “ L ady." FA $9012. 6. For Krnl 3-BEDROOM furnished apart­ m ent, also efficiency apart­ ment, furnished. 322 0341. 3 BEDROOM home, Suntand, FA 2-8231. RtUcleney Apt >30 Mo. up. Surplus CUy. 301 W. lit. Legal Notice is rw w c u u i r r T N f. f u m r 7iv SIVTII J i n i r i VL € Its - m r , iv .m h .sj m i *m v ii r im s h m i, ii.n n iiiv . i I'MVVIKMI VII. UIIN KKl'KIlAt, NATION A I. MOHT♦•.a im : AJMCKMATiu.N, poration, • co r ­ rutm irr, VI. O RbVLR C. BOW UNO »,i,l Co n s t ANi'B LINO, A. JH Iiott - Tl- l.ll-l.u ii i: u s' * i u iv Mini 11. v i.»: n u i i . i i ii * i ns: v im T O l U llO V L R ' l l o V V I .I M J , Jt: anil CuMvTANCL UoM U .VJ A. tt«»M*n * f'nfcn->»n T tl. tr*f*tt*l*n te, nr-* ! - •» t>> nutirua not » "iiitiUiiu I-- f o r t o lo .® n c e r t ,* ’ - m u r t . s u e * . . 11 ih n r - l l - . n l >>ii J * * e r iU p ro p e rty . In - n il! Lot S IIWjcW L NORTH !S l» 5 \ ?/ *8h# m u tt h iv* amntala! She w a g swimming B it • fish y e ste rd a y !" Stemper Agency Jim Hunt Realty St. Johns Realty 19. BltaaitOM Wanted YARD Work. FA 2-7871. 2 1 . B M K t y S a lon a H A R R IE T T S BEAUTY NOOK Com plete Ser. Eve. Appt'i. 105 So. Oak FA 2-3742 GRADUATION SPECIAL Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Cold W ave $093 complete. Open evening by appt. 318 Palm etto Ave. 322 0834 p u.:»u stay :. l«. :» iL C U -I I L* :i . ;t * SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED only *18.50 Econom y Septic Tank Co. TE 8-1415 Altamonte .Spgs. 26. Radio At Television PERSONAL RADIO 4 TV l DAY SERVICE 25th. St. 4 Sanford Ave. Ph. 3230653 j ALUMINUM Furniture rewebbed cheaper then you 1030 CHEV. VS. Std. tram. can do it yourself. Bring Call 323-0583. It lo the Furniture Center. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-0032 1100 French Ave. ’30 FORD. 0 p a il. Sts. Wa­ ALL WUHK GUARANTEED gon. VS Std. shift. R A H HAIRY INDIGO Original owner. Excellent AUTO RADIO SERVICE Regular, 100 lbs...........$32.30 cond. $493. 322 8886. PERSONAL RADIO 4 TV L e » Quantities per lb. . . . 33c 2ilh, St. & Sanford Ave. 300 lb. lota and ov e r p er 100 Iba.................................. $28.00 Pensacola Bahia G rass, Ask for current prices. Senkarik Glass and Paint ABOVE PRICES FOB HERE A. M. PREVATT, PHONE Company 740-2115, SEVILLE. FLA. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4423 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. VE SPA MOTOR S C O O T E R S .,; N ew 4 Used. f 2 Lewis Sales k Service 2517 Country C lub Rd. I Ph. FA-2-7928 BICYCLES repaired ■ painted. E lec. Trains re* paired. C oy'* B ike Shop. J 414 Sanford Ave. FA $ 1 6 0 . Free p ick up and delivery.: Your Neighbor At Hollers AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 31. Poultry • Livestock Tosvler, Mixer. Other Item*. 2U68 Grandview Ave. :i:i. Furn it a re Uicd furniture, appliances tools, etc. Bought • Sold Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 We Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair HILL’S TH R IFT SHOP Furniture - Appliances • T.V Open 9 to 9 daily and Weekendv 27. Special Services* Ph. 322-73«3 2040 Hiawatha M Sanford, Fla. LAWNS Renovated . Aerate Rem ove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) - Ferti * s e -P h . FA $4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SF.R 1963 Z1U ZAG Sewing Mach ine Darns, m akes button boles. Guaranteed. 4 Pay­ ment! of *7.70. FA 2 9111, $1 per day rental fo r Elec­ tric Carpel Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. 2t’ ’ DUMONT console T.V. Good picture. FA 2 0749. W ARREN A D A M S, Business & Credit M an ager Warren, an 8 year mrmber o f Holler*, live* with HU wife Margaret and 2 children. Norma *nd Gene. They have 2 married daughters, M ary Elisabeth and Carol, and 2 grandchildren. The Adame are mem bars of the First Presbyterian Church and W arren alnga In tha their, lie la nlan serving aa an Elder. The Sanford Mate Chorua. o f which he la t member, la on e o f hi* favorite actlvitlea. Hr ak o enjuja puttering in the y ard *ad boating when the opportunity avails llaelf. Ready To Serve You A t Hollers o f Sanford MONTH Me Repair sod Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 Piano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 TOUR BIST LIVING AND INVESTING OPPORTUNITY IN FL0RI0A TODAY! - tv x "W t « « * i i amir CLEAN • l!l» TODAY’S SPECIALS 1958 1958 Deltona 1956 PLYMOUTH $295 2 Ilnur V-K FOUL* $495 $295 2 Door, Ii Cyl, FOHU V-H Slat lull Wiignn N EW S6960 lo $15,450 Av Loot as $210 doan, TODAY it fn* Oslwr tM DIUCSII U tM lo rign O » -•••it ««a n««i 041tuna, Fla. • ftui* 668 44SI 1959 Chevrolet Bel-Air Fully Powered, *** 1 1 1959 Ford Country Sedan Slallun W egiin. t Dour, 9 I’a**.. \ir Cond.. Fully Powered, A Cuol lluy. | N 1 1195 ▼ | ,* 1959 Lincoln Hardtop cat Air I ’tiftil., l ull) I'lm irii). 1 ha Mile. ^ P air, L ucaII) O r nttl. 1958 Ford Fuirlone 500 V-8. Knrd-n-.Matir, Pitarr Radio, Healer. 1195 1195 f 1959 Dodge i Door Htatiwii W agun, 9 I’asa., :i Seats, Fully Piiaered, Radio A Heater, Extra Clean, 195 ■ < SUvring, 895 795 195.5 Chrysler Crown S f?< 0 lC Imperial, 2 Door Hardtop. A ir Cond-, Fully I’oaerrd, Kvcrllrnl Cund. ▼ 8w » ^ 4w $295 0 C ,L --------------- 1552ouwMnu,, K j ,kk*v --------- SI CO WI TH HEAT l i t . ALTOMATIC ITlANKM|u<4|liN, ELECTRIC 2 SPKKI* W IN D SH IELD WIPER \M » W ASHER tiingugg lin e * li:ltig| at.iiori-tn: I960 Ford Fair lane 500 4 Ilnur, V-8. Furd-O-yialir. Radio, Heater. Power Steering, Beautiful Blue A White. 1353 I’HMI VC 2 Door. h u m evite Investment O pportunities From Juvt $t(W ft .4 DELTONA *1795 jr t g g PLUIOUTII I Door, 6 CyL. K 4 II Ho Closing Costs! In ltu U I* 3 « am |<l git 1962 Ford Falcon Future 2 L'uor, Bucket Seals, Bland. Tran*., Air Condlllon Jk Healer, Eatra Clean. BUYS 1 9 5 8 MBRCUHY 1 IhH>r Hardtop Av little as $43.11 <* m onth) DRIVE OUT TODAY! HUNT 9 BARGAIN LOW PRICE CARS FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES: Ihi Mackii Bros. Inc. 1 KM I F BETTER V-8, Aulum alk, Radio, Heater. H O LLER S o /S A N FO R D WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Tytirs ami sue* NICE With Ju-e G arage Apartment. 2 BEDROOM house in Coun­ IB. S.tuatijn.v Yiuntcd air-cunduioner. *50 try Club .Manor. Assume niOQLb. Call FA 2-ftLiu. | pay m ta u . FA 2-^671 □ u k l C u e . FA $2274. FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low M e r e s t Rates + Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK Wall Stenstrom Realty B y Vlarlhe T. Vlnten D C. Auto Glass, Tops 4 Sea* Cover* 3 PIECE Bathroom *et with fittings. >13.00. 42“ Kitch­ en sink with fittings, $3.00 22. liuild * Paint • Repair FOR SALE: Three Gurtisoy Gas range, good baker. heifers. 9 months old. Had $1500. Free delivery, ph. FINISHED masonry home on talfliood vaccination. *283 FA 2-1757. for allTFree. Call FA 2-29*i8 in Florida. No down pay or cornu to 21 It Summerlin 6* HOME Bar, $50. 3 Piece m eat. Low monthly payAve. alter 5:18) p.m. Rattan suite, $30, G. E. menU. I. E. Batten. 305 E. DFihwasher $23. Pair table 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-1970 or .11 A. Pel.t lamps $8.t». 2 Odd tables FA 2-4440. Sanford. Fla. (7.00. 1 Lamp, $3.00. Utt REGISTERED Collies. *25. lily cabinet, $3.00. Decorat 25. Plumbing Service FA $2437 after 6. or iron pot, >12.00. 1 Large, 4 2 regular Venetian blind*. PLUMBING 6 MO. old black 4 tan AKC *23 on, 1951 Chevy, radio, Contracting Kepalrs registered Dachshund Pup 11200. Curtain stretchers F R E E ESTIMATES py. Call FA 2-7U05 a flcr 3:3U *3 oo. 2 Wool rugs, $10.00. R. L. H AR VEY 12’ Fishing Boat, 3 hp. rao204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3341 32. Flowern - Shrubs AKC Black m ale Poodle >123. Mltc. clothes. Phone POTTED MUMS in bloom. FA 2 oio8. 33c up. GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Ha hp AIR CONDITIONER. Plumbing A Heating Gra|H‘ vilie Ave. Near 20(h St. Good condition. K. A. Wal A IR CONDITIONING ter. 29 Atuli-a D r. Dull ary. CONTRACT and REPAIR Summer Annuals, Dutch Mill Ph. NO 8 5313. WORK Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just 1007 Sanford Ave. FA $4342 off 2Wh St. and 1st St. GASOLENE Mnwrer, Electric RAVKNNA PA R K total- SHALLOW WELLS k PUMPS Jerry Lord FA 2-3210 « ia * W k M H H M W 16. Fcirulo Hetp Wanted FURNISHED Hume available TIO.V. n-cwrillo* i-» III** Custom 3 BR. 2 hath CR July 1st. 3 BeJrnu, Fla r n -'-r -i-'I In I"*:Lr home, situated in desirable C C Illi Girt. Apply PIS Hook it. i’* « »* *'*. is -“ m1 Bui. Large fenced back­ Whistle. Sanford. area on fenced oak shaded it . 1‘ ai.ll' lUtertl* yard. Quiet neighbor mod. Vimlihili I'm inly. KturMx: lake front houiesitc. Feu fta. Ir-en f'l*Z I v-.n Convenient to N \S, School* 17. M ale Help W auled lures include built in kil I II l l i « * t i o . e - # iy 1*4 » o h * i , d 4 shopping. *113 per mo. } -u » r s M-iulf*'* i " *- '»• * cben equipment, Florida SANFORD HOYS r p> of your V -* * r of Call FA 2-1200 after 5 p in. room, aud other nice e x ­ Work a. ter school no a an 1 M u i n i t i tli» r .inplxlai *>u tras. Only SlJ.cjo, with low p la in t iff* » tio r -» > j o r e n * IN quid Debar), 2 t>. Rooms. full time during summer V.. VII HASKu. »•. " , II..% as*. down payment, and $I05 *1.17 an hour salary \g* 1'* baths, Fla. room , pat o. I'.Ti, I’ n .k . H. nTi ■ i jii.ily. p-r month im-ludrs every Florida. *n-l file M-* orlelioil l l l w la b ile o n 'y ) Apply carpurte. Soft water service. / ■ ■ n t r or Pleading in *0* thing. See this soon! Ex Saturday 9 a. in. 64 F. I *73. F A 2-7213. O f!L . o! the clerk of I elusive with— Central. Room .xu Orlando. C 'lr u jilt C o u r t <jn *? u *f« r* L -. anti Joy Of J-itin. t»**- R : FURN. 3 Room Apt. with y -ii -vll to do *Oi * deer** hath 4 garage. Water furn­ MANAGER Trabices, age i i pr - cot. *«a»o will l*km» ished. 2i>o Narcissus. Ph. lo 50. Married preferred. • £ aln M ! > oU f o r I k * r r l dv ■ p - m ii - j it- ine - oinpi* mi. Opportunities Sanford, Lax 1 Y \ 23140 vviTNUS# my lu .id *‘i-* * ( Ileal Estate—Mortgage* selberry, Oraugc City and: f le la l x d o t o f f ic e d«iiM * AVAILABLE June 0. Spacious 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 DeLund areas. Contact Mr tlolO. County . lllll - •tl'4 d*| 3 bedroom . 2 bath home. Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 vi u-iy. taea. Hudson. Jackson’ s Minn j la E A t.) . . S133 per month. P-tone Evening! Market. Longwood P la za ,' Arthur II Be.-holth. J r. 322 BIOS o r FA 2 0319 FA 2 2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2 6560 L'lgrk o f Circuit Court Lungwoud, Florida •j IU.VM-o 1 3 8 . M o to rc y c le * • S c o o te r* 29. Automobile Service Rolls way, Hoapltai 4 Baby SUNDRIES Store. Stock 4 Beds. equipment. Well establish­ 12. Real Eatate F or 8al« By Day, Week, o r Month ed. Proprietor wishes to re CARROLL’ S FURNITURE tin . Call FA 2-0274 or ONLY six left in desirable Ph. FA 2-5101 110 W. l i t St. Longwood TE $0369. Tee ’N Green Estates. See model on U piila Road. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 3 4 4 BEDROOM Hom ei, Centrally air-conditioned, 3 Clean and cloae in. Jimmie See modcla at Highland o r 4 bedrooms, beautiful Cowan. 322-4013. Ave. Longwood- 10 minutes family room , in your price south on 17-92 and west on range, 20th St. W. by MayNEW unfurniabed 2 bedroom Semlnoie 1 block. fair Country Club. Duplex Apt. New Hove 4 LMN ENTERPRISES INC. refrigerator. W a t e r furnBY OWNER. 3 Dr. 3 balh CB labed. Tile bath and terrazROBERT A. WILLIAMS home in Pinecrest. Kitchen zo floors. *75 per Mo. Ph. Realtor equipped. Reasonable down FA 2-2374 after 5. Raymond LundquUt, A iio . pay ment. A a a u m e pay­ 4 LARGE room furnished FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ments. Call FA 2 0249. Apartment. Within walking 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. distance of Town. Call $300 PER ACRE Good location, kitchen FA -34310- ------------------------------18 ACRES hide w-wierl !snJ. equipped. Low down payoverlooking pretty lake — 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ ment. Assume loan. A real $5,400 — sorry, but cash. ped. Fenced in. |70 month. saving. Call 322-7879. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, airFA 2 3249. conditioned home on ST. NEWLY redecorated 2 bedJOHNS RIVER. $17,900, NEW Home, 3 bedroom s. It* room fram e house at 312 10',k down. baths, Westii.ghouse kitch­ Holly Ave. Near school, en, central oil heat. Car­ clo»e in. Hardwood floors Waterfront Lots — *1,995 — Low down pay ment and *15 ports, *90.00 monthly, op­ thru out. Large room s, mo­ per month. tion to buy. Ph. Orlando dern kitchen equipped *7,500 422 2370. Liberal terms. Contract New 2 bedroom LAKE MARY home. Big oaks, view of M n . M. L Raborn. Pb. CLEAN l i t floor Apartment. lake, orange grove—49,730. FA 3 5859 or FA 2-5292. Private entrance, tool Pal­ metto. Big shady lota up to 300' frontage. Highly restricted. 2026 L A U R E L A ve. 3 Bed WILSON PLACE 5 mi. W. room s, 1 bath. Living room, REALTOR - INSUROR on 111-Way 46. Willard Jones dining room , kitchen 4 FA 2-0001. or A l W allace FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Florida room . $83 a month. FA 2S300. 222-0770. OWNER leaving in few days. SACRIFICE by owner. Furn­ 3 Bedroom, 1 hath, separate 3 HEDROOM house, unfurn­ ished 2 bedroom cement dining room, beautiful fire ished. Kitchen equipped. block hom e, hardwood place in living room and Newly decorated. WO' from floors, tile bath on large large glass doors to en­ lik e . $70. Option to buy. oak shaded corner hit, fenc­ close palio. Owner's invest­ 135 Palm etto Ave. L ik e ed backyard. Approximate ment over *17,200. Will sell M ary, llu da ion . first mortgage *5,200. 4*4'.i *13,700. Buy It or rent It interest, $53.00 per month at a bargain. 303 S. Sun3 ROOM Garage Apartment. includes taxes and insur­ land Dr. Newly decorated. $13 00 per ance. Will take 2nd mort­ month. 612 perk Ave. after gage. Total price *7,500 THREE BEDROOM, two hath 6 p. m. Call FA 2-3010. house; hardwood f l o o r s , But cash for my equity, will 3 RM. furn. Apt. Utlya. *50. fireplace, Fla. room , dining veil for $7,000, F A 2-3610 I BR. bouse. Wo 3222701. room. Large kitchen Dou­ after 4 p. m. ble garage with lots of stor­ STENSTROM RENTALS CHECK this value. 3 B ed­ age apace. On large lot Nice 3 BR furn apt. Mu room home, Florida room, with many treei. 1814 Mel­ 2 BR home kit. eq. *73 tile bath, kitchen equipped. lon vli!e Ave. 3 BR A ir Conii. Home *83 Beautiful landscaped lot. 1 BR Home Pinecrest 185 4WC* mortgage. P r i c e S BR, H i bath Fenced *95 *>■32.00. Will trade for lot 3 BR. I bath Fern. Rm. «!00 or acreage. FA 26027. 3 HR, Fla Room , nice *110 O ffice FA 2 2118 NO CASH NEEDED 3 BR, 2 hath, Tups. It to Night FA 2-06M 3 Bedroom. 2 balh. *61 a 4 BR, 2 ‘ t: Balh, Pool tlrto 323 0700 rnomh. T. 4 I. included. 2524 Park Dr. 4 UH. 2*4 bath, Exec. *163 Sanford, Fla. 322-8083. LOJH ARBOR. Alr-Cond. 1 ltdrm. house, huge Fit. Rm. Double enrporte, many THE TIME TESTED FIRM Heal h stale— M ortgages other extras. FA 2-U2M Itl N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 US N. Park Ave. FA 20123 Ravenna Park FA 2-7193 iT\KK MARY. Last time o f­ 15. liuMinr!"t Opportunity Evenings FA 2 2.177 FA 2 3829 FA 2-83S0 fered. 3 Bedroom, den or For Ideate: Service Station 4lh bed room. 2 bath Iujiiic Choice location. Apply The Clow to schools 4 churches. 3 BEDROOM *LB home, k it­ Pure Oil Co. Wit W. Bill l 4 block to Little I j k r chen equipped Available St. Juno 4. Ph. FA 2 JllW. Mary with sale beach and L meat boat launching privileges. GROCERY Store 2 BEDROOM unfurnished market. All fixture! and 15' Boat and 40 hp. motor huuse. Kitchen cqu'ppeJ. slock cheap. Make an offer. 4 trailer included at *13,9uo Small swimming pool. $73 F.\ 2 7UtM. FA 23101. a month. FA 2 2322. Stenstrom Realty CARS WANTED FREE ESTIMATE A SERVICE REEL'S USED CAR8 Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ CROWDER Peas, You pick CALL FA 2-5783 Jk bring container, *1.30 a 11th SL k Sanford Ait. ovating. New k Used Furni­ bushel. FA 27881. ture. Call Nix Beddtag Mfg. SUMMER swim and fun pro­ '39 FIAT $1,100. O n* owner. Co., at 109 Celery Ave. gram. Happy A cres Kinder­ ANNIVERSARY SALE Like new. '51 Renault C ara*' FA 2-2111, garten and N ursery. Ph. SEWING MACHINES voile. E xcellen t con dition .' FA 2 0481. Overstocked in forward and F A 2-1440 o r FA 2-0110. 34. Articles For 8alo reverse Sewing Machines. FKIGIDAIRE Singer, N ew Home, Morse 37. Boats - Motors Mena sport ibirta. *1.99 up. Sales 4 Service ■ rsd oth er makes from Mens shoes $2.19 up. Sur­ G. H. HIGH 824.30, 10% down and *2.00 Gateway T o The Waterwap plus CUy. 201 W. 1st. 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford p er week. Special buttonHobson Sporting Good* Ph. r A 2-3083 Y our EVINRUDE Dealer Iiol# attachment *8.30, READY MIX Concrete, win­ Brand new Sanford Sewing 304-0-8 E. 1st Ph. F A 2 3881 dow sills, lintel*, steps, SMITH Air Condition R efri­ Center. 104 So. Park Aveblocks, sand, cem ent, rock, geration service. All work 10 hp M ERCURY O .V . Motor. pipe, steel, grease trips, guaranteed. Very reason­ A l cond. used approx. 100 3 6 . A utom obile* • T ru ck* dry wells, atepping itow s. able in price. Day FA 2-7434 hrs. $133. 3229031. Miracle Concrete Co. BUYING A NEW or Night FA 2 J0C9. 3U0 Elm Ave. F A 23751 USED CAR? 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. f73. FA 2-3303. BY OWNER. 3 Bdrm. 2 bathe The Herald will not be re­ large lot. FA $1932. sponsible for more than one 2 BEDROOM Furn. ground floor Apartment. Contact in correct insertion o f your id , 12. Real Estate F or Sale 2312 Palm etto. and r e s e m a the right to re­ v ile o r reject any advertise­ Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. BY OWNER. Furnished or m ent (ram wbat ordered to 1303 Elliott A ve., FA 2-3234 unfurnished. 2 bedroom conform to the policies of this or FA 2-0325. bouse. 122 Country Club Dr. FA 2*1399. S6. Aiiw u t n- - Tm ka WANTED reliable couple to G IR L 'S B icycle SIP. Round 1930 EDSEL. Run* good. r take up monthly payments L ion s foot antique table. *23. Looka good. A. K. Rosset- Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ o f (13.50 on $ complete FA $3340. ter. FA 3-teM. ’ ** isfaction guaranteed. Pb. rooms of furniture. Call FA 2-1817. REAL BUY TE $1311, Casselberry, col­ DINETTE— Table 4 4 chairs, 1901 TEM PEST Statloa Wa- • U r g e hutch, dressing table. le c t gon. 11383. Straight s h ift.-4 F A 2-0030. Excellent condition. Caa b o H. B. POPE CO.. INC. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 1 TON Alr-Condltkmer. Furn­ 3M So. Park A ve. FA 2-4231 seen at 403 W. 1st SL be­ Service With the Caib. iture, sun lamp, portable tween i t l , after 3 at 118 SUPER TRADING POST 'Westlngbouae oven. Pbone E. Jenkins Circle. PA J-08TT. 323-0485. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 3 KM. Furn. Apt.. *70 Mo. FURN. Apt. 000 Park. day tk-druoin Air - Conditioned. Sit. Ill E. 8th St.. FA 2-5780, 9. For Sale or fUM “ CLEAN quiet R oom s'' The liable*. FA 24720. 84. Article* For Sale By Nadine Seltzer LAWN SERVICE Tu e»., thru FrL • 2 P. M. b efore Insertion. M oo. • RESPONSIBILITY: 3 3 . F u rn itu re *2396 2itf E . 2nd S T . SAN FO H D 00 2505 P A R K A Y E . L AILS SOLD WITH A GW W ARRANTY HUNT M ER C U R Y IN C S A N F O H D • F A 218S4 LO T AT PALM ETTO W inter P a rk Ph on* M I 1 0209 4 COM MERCIAL . \ —J j �---------- ---------------------— WSOBmR !TJ> zn ssm a a r z >r.vl; •W*1 !>••, ■jfw -— J • -.1, Heavy Attack Squadron It's Detachment Eight maintained Us leadership amoag Heavy Attack Wing One squadrons Tuesday by flying to first place in the May bomber stream eompetllioa at the Sanford Naval Air Station. However, results released today showed that the top in­ dividual honor went to Heavy Attack Squadron Three (VAlf1) and an A3B Skywarrior (light crew of Cmdr. Hen­ ry Dement and hia bombard­ ier-navigator, Lt. Bill Maliclowski. Another VAH-3 flight crew, competed of Lt. Jim Pirotte, pilot, and Aviation Electro- nics Technician Firat Claw Gerald Smith, bombardieralso flying as A3B. The rest of the laurels belinged to Detachment Eight (DeL »), which also won la­ ter-squadron bombing com­ petitions for Msrcb sad April AU four of skipper Cdr. Bob de Lorenxi’s entries finished among the first seven in (he 15-plane event All were fly­ ing A3B's. This consistency was food for a 315-point lead over se­ cond place VA11-3. Third place went to VAH-5, follow­ ed by VAH-l and VAH-ll. Points were awarded on the other Detachment Eight crew. the March and April Bomber Lt. Cmdr. Ken Corky, pilot, Streams. u d bomhardier. LL (J|> Tom top Wing flight crew, Bill Treanor, finished seventh. The victory lor Detachmedt Areo Pastors Wlaberg and James Aliya, aviation ordnsneeman firgt Eight was eipecislly gratify­ Attend Service ing aince it capped off two class, fourth. By Jain Casselberry Do Loreati and bis bom- months of "brMfimatd" fin­ Several local pastors at­ ishes. The Detachment nar­ banBor, LL Cmdr. Ernie Car­ tended the funeral services of ina. earned fifth place. The rowly missed winning both Dr. Weaver Eubanks o f the First Presbyterian Church in New Smyrna Beach. Explorer Scoot To Receive Episcopal Award Those attending included Hermit's Trail in Altamonte Rev. Earl G. Harris and Rev, Spring* and is the great John T. Stuart in , EipterLurifn Scott of Winter Park. grandson of Hr. and Mrs. Rev. John Pilley and Rev. er Scout of Altamonte Post Frank Evans of Lake Mary. James M. Thompson of Lake 3f. Boy Scouts of Amorica, The public is invited to at­ Mary and Rev. John M. Mont­ Will receive tha Episcopal gomery of Casselberry. tend the service. God aatf Country Award dwreUnists mate. Nichols and Arrington pise M A Y F A IR H O T E L M A N A G E R , Everett K err, center waa hont T h u r s d a y to the Chamber o f Commerce Coffee Clubbers. Shown here with Kerr •re four n ew com en to the area. From left Dewey Strawn, manager o f fr a illy Finance; Felix Andrews, manager o f I1L H ; K e r r ; John Broderick, manager o f the Continental Testing Laboratories, Inc. In Fern Park and Stafford Derby, special correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor. K err wr»»onw«f that the newly remodeled and air conditioned M ayfair Will be open all sum m er this year, (H erald Photo) CAVALCADE O F H O M ES SUNDAY JUNE 2nd G R O U N D B R E A K IN G CE R E M O N IE S were held at th e First Pentecostal Church o f Longwood last week fo r the erection of a new sign which has been the project o f the Pentecostal Conquerors for the last fe w months. In the photo members o f the organization look proudly on ns Cleo Marker breuks the ground. (Herald Photo) FAT O V ER W EIG H T Church To Observe Pentecost Sunday By Downs Estes R ev. direction of Rev. Joe Up­ E. Ruth Grant, pas­ church o f Orlando, will pre­ tor of tile First Pentecostal cede the recognition o f offi­ Church of Long wood, has an­ cials, The choir from Apopka pleted for a special Pcnlecurt directed by Itvv. Eddie Teston, will sing in thp after­ noon. Several special num­ bers also are being arranged by local and visiting singers amt musicians. The meaning o f l ’ cntccost will be explained in the main message to he given during Ihe afternoon by R ev. William Connell, Florida State super intend nit. A cordial welcome Is extended, not only for this »pe d a l event but for all regular services of live church, by Rev. Grant. Sunday observance this week. The observance will begin With Sunday School at HI a.m. followed by worship from 11:15 until noon. Members and friends of the church will spread bas­ ket dinners in the new annex now under construction, wea­ ther permitting, from 12,3u Until 1:30 p m . All Longwood elty officials have hern in­ vited to attend the dinner as special guests of the church mid will Ik* formally intro­ duced to the congregation at 1:13 p.m. A Singspiration, under the Legal Notice 111 T im n i l I 'l i r p I'JII in-asi tenii ■nu t v i v r n . l i m i t t i . i n i . ( I IT, 1> I M I K llll M ill. r m v r x . k i .iiiiii %, IkKB.rr* ft a, liKLJHtl:* c . KllAN/.i:.V riaim irr, ti TIIKK* r n I.V/.K.N. n-f*ni1*tit. JM ltll'R T il * ITT: i l l TUI TTi n*« K l.ii.li ti AildriM Itnknuwn Yin.’ .m i: m : i i i : u r s o n . K1KII that I'umpUInt fur IIIm m In - Ii«»n flit.) a(Mlo«t ynu In ih* C ircu it Court of th . Ninth Judicial Circuit In ami fur Maiulnnla I T u i t f , Kln|. lila, under I'haw -try Cat* V™, l l l t l , lha atria » f aal.l caau l - m * liK U m it C. rilAN'ZKV, ria ln tlff, n r a u i TIIKKU KIIA.NZEN. iMfantlaiiL Yuu arc rniutrail In aaraa a »op» nr y«ur ana war ur pleadlns on lha I'U tn llfra a ttu ru iy,. wbuta nama atul a.t.liraa *p. p r tr baluar. ami Ilia lha or|. ■ Inal of aal'l anawar nr pl*»dti. K In lha O ffice o f the Claik nf lha C ircuit Culirt an.I t nr Uaoilnula • u it Iy. K'lurl.lt. on or hafura tlla Ilt h -lay of Julia I I I ], ur a Docraa |*n> (Nnfoaaa m ar ba lahan aualnat full. It ITS IJ-ri my ha ml amt » tIftcial aaal of a»IU C ourt it..a Uitil day o f Mar, l i t ] , at NanforiL tfaualnola Cuuulr, Florid*. l.-tLA I.) Arthur II. Backwith. J r . I'lcrk o f tha iT rrull Court U r: M attho T. VUltah im p a ir u n i t Curtui It. ita ff. o f Hi* fit in of U otf and H url. 11 fou tli U k i hi tart ■ Ktorlda .t t a r n a r * f o r P U I n t l f f IPukllab M ar 3*. It * Juna 1. X. IHI. UOlaJl Pentecostal the nounced that plana ir e co m ­ Church, Available to yi you without d octor's r e s rr lf «;tor's p prescription, our drug cnRed 01)111 N K X . Yon must lose ugly fut in 7 days or y ou r money buck. No strenu oua exercise, laxative*, m u sage or lulling o f so-called re­ ducing randies, crackers or cookies, or chew ing gmn. ODItlNKX is d tiny tablet and easily swnllowoil. When you la k e (II)HIS'KX, you still en­ jo y your meats, stilt eat the foods you like, hut you simply don't hsvc the urge fo r extra portiens because ODRINEX depiesses you r appetite and decreases y ou r Jesiro for food . Your w eigh t must come dow n, because us y ou r own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, you weigh less. Get rid o f excess fat and live longer. ODKINKX ccutu $3.00 and is sold on this GUARAN- ; T E E : If not satisfied for any reason ju st return the pack*t age to your druggist and get your full money hack. No questions asked. ODRINEX is sold with this guarantee by: MrltrynoliU llrug Store • Sanforil • Mail orders filled, Hrlv. “ (ircat Savings on Easy Terms»» FROM A WOU1.I) OK KINK F I’ ltNITHUK MATHER or Sanford f COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS See the homes of tomorrow . . . 3 & 4 Bedroom - 2 Bath Homes 12 EXCITING MODELS ON DISPLAY Look For These Exciting Features! Central Heat & Air Conditioning Sidewalks Street Lights Sewer & Water Beautifully Landscaped High & Dry Ia>1s Many Other Outstanding Features $ 13,500 AN D FHA & CONVENTIONAL FINANCING BONUS o n 4-PIECE SECTIONAL sofa ob a -r e . l iv in g ROOM FROM C lflfl TO THK FIRST SIX BUYERS WHO QUALIFY: Your choice o f - A TV Set, Stereo, Refrigerator, Freezer, Washer, or Dryer! JIIS T F O L L O W TH E M A P TO Sanfofd'a Unit .Mr-Conditioned Furniture Store EASY BUDGET TERMS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TODAY! The Cavalcade Of Homes UP �- Sanford Girl 'Found' By Hollywood Stop Wallace, Court Urged BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U PI) — The Justice Department today naked a federal court to keep Gov. George C. Wallace from carrying out his vow to personally block integration ut the Uni­ versity o f Alabama next week. Wallace himself was not on hnnd for the hearing which began shortly after noon. The governor was in Montgomery, Ala., ami sent attorneys to represent him. The fiery little segregationist said Sunday in New York that he would not nttend the hear­ ing before U. S. District Judge Seybourn Lynne but his attorneys would be there. Sources close to the governor said, his at­ torneys were to argue that Wallace's presence at the university when tw o Negroes are sche­ duled to enroll June 10 would be necessary to forestall violence. The Justice Department asked for nn in­ junction shortly after Wallace said he would stand in the doorway and personally block the students’ admission. The government apparent­ ly sought to avoid u campus showdown like that with Mississippi Gov. Ross Harnett in the inte­ gration o f the University o f Mississippi last fall. The defiant governor, who had played a cat-and-mouse game with fedend marshals for more than u week behind a highway patrol guard, was served with a summons and com­ plaint by a marshal here Sunday. * * e l o 4* By LARKY VEK5HEL Anyone thought of green ce­ ment by the post office froot to take away that washed-out took? • • • D cB a rj Nursing Home has hired new administrator . . , Gentleman named Jenkins. • • • Gordon Frederick's new of­ fice in the K irk Plata build­ ing being fixed up. • • • BULLETIN all smiles today . . . County Judges were taken off the fee • • • Wonder what the subject of Com m issioner rick 's John "question Fitzpst- and answer ty p e" program will be fo r the Lake Mary Cham ber of Com­ m erce Thursday night? Death Claims Pope John VATICAN C ITY (U P I) — Pope John XXIII. one of tiie greatest Popes in the history of the HoAltamonte Springs' new wa-|m an Catholic Church, died today in the fifth year o f ~ter system is s Ape u t u m m his—reign. ■--------------------underway this week. The 81-ycnr-old Pope wont to his death slowly, • • • in pruyer and suffering, his stout peasant’s heart Hate to correct an ou tofcarrying h im through town newspaper but it's Son­ more than three days o f ny Raborn on the city's indus­ trial park board and not Joe final agony that was re­ Baker. lieved only hy lapses into • • • comas. It won't be tong before that Vatican radio said the Tuskawilla Bridge i* com plet­ pontiff died at 7:49 p.m. ed and the approaches are constructed. (2549 il.ni. CUT)*.' • • • The spiritual leader o f By Halted Press International That controversial agenda Americans tolled a record the world's half billion is plaguing the County Com­ mission again. Too often pri­ highway death mark for the Roman Catholics d i e d vate citizens jam the morn­ long Memorial Day weekend. without seeing the end In the waning momenta of of his great project, the ing hours wills complaints and requests. Not too long the 102-hour weekend, the E c ii m e n i c a 1 Council, • • • ago the Commission didn't which w a s suspended Accident* kilted at leant 17 get to the prepared agenda with his death. until 1:3U p.m ., after the noon persona In Florid* during For nearly four days recess. John Alexander would th* Ion* M e m o r i a l Day the heart of the ixmtiff have it that anyone who weekend, continued heating after wants to speak notify the doctors huil given up clerk by Friday before the deaths shot past 500 anil to­ hojie o f saving him from National Safety Tuesday meeting or wait un­ ward the the stomach tumor that til the conclusion o f regular Council'* high estimate of was believed to be can­ business. (In Charlotte Coun­ 550. cerous. Coustruction on wells ttB W A ... BRIEFS for NEW DELHI. India (U PI) —An Indian Airltnoa plane crashed today in northwest India, apparently killing all 29 persons aboard, an airline spokesman announced. Be Prepared WASHINGTON (L T D - A high Pentagon uliiclal be­ lieves the nation should be prepared for “ a renewal of a ctive" tension with the So­ viet Union in the near future, ment figure. • • • The Good Samaritan Home has been included in the Unit­ ed Fund Drive. • • • "W e believe there was more traffic than we had an­ ticipated," a council spokes­ man said. "A lot o f those men who had to work Friday took off Wednesday, wrnt to the country for a one day holi­ day, went to the city, worked Friday, and then drove out again for the weekend." "Thia is something a little unusual,” he said. A b o d e d l’res* Internation­ al count at 5:3o a.m. showed at least 509 persons had died in traffic accidents since Wednesday st 0 p.m ., local time. The breakdown: T raffic 5(/J Drowning liti Boating 11 Plane 2U Miscellaneous lou Total 750. Cyclone Toll At 15,000 Pulling power of tiie Her­ ald classified department. age* caused by tiie iyclunt*i Wow la the wurd from Dc­ which swept across 5,000 Bary . . . Community Center square miles on the mainland attempted to get rid of two last Tuesday and Wednesday pianos by way of Ihe classi­ would be higher titan the dis fied department . . . Barrage asters ol UMU and !9iil. Ac­ o f calls and sold in less than cording to official reports, « hours. • • • NEW YORK ( U P l t - S U c l u about 5,0*si persons died hi School Hoard opened bids on opened firm in moderate tiud- ! the cyclone of 190u and ut | least 17.000 person* in 1901. additlon to the school admin- dug today. iatration o ffic e today. Low bid i .went to Shoemaker Construc­ tion Co. ut a coat of $10,882. • • W E ATH ER: Fair through Tuesday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 60-G5. VOL. 53 Four United Ureas Leased Wire Hours rumour lUbiiiUrme 'H im n c r Urpreri NEW YORK (U l’ l) — Sen. George A. Sin athe rs (D H a .) today urged businessmen to get behind a move to get ('(ingress to pass a tax reduc­ tion program which could re­ duce lliu nation's unemploy­ ment. Mnmnluth Rally WASHINGTON (U l’ l» -T h e national Draft Goldwatcr Committee W a y announced plans for a mammoth July I rally In Ihe nation's capital aim ed at convincing Sen. Barry G oldw atcr to run tor president. Reverse Ruling1 WASHINGTON (U l'll Sen. Kenneth B. Keating (It N .Y .) called on Vice Presi­ dent Lyndon B. Johnson to­ day to "rev erse his pro fili­ buster rulings" and help push new civil rights legislation through the Senate. Go Anywhere New Reporter In Altamonte n,,,j^ord the work to accept employment. Mr*. liar lux, wife o f the Herald carrier for Altamonte Springs, will be available to uccept new* item* at tier home anyth......luring Ihe w.-ek ■ crept on Thursday morning-. She may lie reached by tele­ phone at TE H-1318. • MON., JUNE 3. 19G3 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 725 Violence Gainesville Flare-Up ,► ... i.lnien «..r. n ir k c r lm r n ln - m b - (« n n .l.- » lion during the trouble, which started when Negroes a t­ tempted to buy ticket* to a segregated theater. City official* promised ftrict control over morn theater demonstrations expeebil to­ day. It was here, witnesses laid, [that a N egro pulled out a pistol and shot another Neig ro, Joseph Simmons, either Iaccidentally while aiming at l the car or because Slmmoua to 1.000 Negroes gathered as word o f the downtown trouble spread. Tim Negroes pounced on u stalled car carrying three white men, wrecked tho car uiid beat one o f the men. Iwas trying to help the w hite |men. Police said they were in* |vestigating. Simmons waa treated fo r a Iwound In the forearm and r*i leased from a hospital. Lawmakers Meet -Hunt Yacht Court Rules Agency Shop Legal Under Law Kennedy 'Summons' Leaders On Rights WASHINGTON (U P I) — President Kennedy summ on­ ed Democratic Congressional Leaders to the While House today to discuss new, strung civil rights legislation expect­ ed In he submitted to Con­ gress tomorrow. The administration civil rights proposals will be ac companied by a written pres­ idential message to tile House and Senate. Tin- President returned to the Wlute House this morn­ ing (rum a weekend al Camp David, Md., and immediately |limousines bearing top Demo­ cratic House and Senate lead­ ers began streaming to the executive mansion. Alt) Gen. Hubert F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson also Joined the talks. The President prepared hi* civil rights rccommemlutiuns under pressure of intensifying racial strife in both the north and south and under increas­ ing Republican crilirism. Sen. Kenneth II. Keating ( It N. V i called on Johnson Home Repair Trial Set (Spurin I To The Herald) GAINESVILLE— Four San­ ford Iioiiic repairmen will go push new legislation through to tniil m circuit court here Congress. Tuesday for "stealing u mort­ gage." today to "reverse hi* pro-fil­ ibuster rulings" and help I he Herald Index Bridge ........ . Chi* -died Page Page Comics ... ... Page Dear Abby Page Editorial Page Page Entertainment Page 5-M A la-gul* ., Puizle ------ Page Society _____ Page Sports Page & 9 X G 4 & 9 8 0 7 i To Spend Or N o t............. w ay, also looked to police con­ trol and cooperation hy oi'fiBoth commiltres have rinla o f troth races to keep TALLAHASSEE it P I) — uowri trouble. There was near j The Slate legislature, which agreed to increase the stale violence last week in Talla- j ended its regular session Fri- sales tux from three to four hussee. i day, began its extended *es- per cent, but tho governor Iri the N egro section o f . , , „ and many senators have ' s on today to (ill the *187 milGainesville, u crowd uf closu balked ut the proposal. — i lion between authorized Other proposals would ex­ I spviulil ling and expected in tend the threw per cent sales iconic. lax to m th ly everything'but Both housev were scheduled b od and drugs, snd still an­ to convene ut 4 p.m. for a to­ other plan would increase the ken meeting to fill the consti­ MIAMI (UI*1) — Five IxintM und Keren air­ tutional requirement that the planes combed a 20,1)00 .square mile area in the recess between the regular ilaliama l.ilnmls today for the yacht Morning and extended sessions be less Star which radioed it was sinking in rough peas than 72 hours, with five persons aboard. Facing the lawmakers was Planes front Guantanamo Navid Huso in a huge stack of taxation bill* Culm and thu St. Petersburg Coast Guard station introduced in Ihe last few joined Miami Coast Guard planes in the search. hour* of the regular session The search area stretched front Great Innand designed to bring antici­ gun Island o f f thu southern tip o f Culm northpated revenue in line with tiie northwest to San Salvador. WASHINGTON (U P I) — ttliiT million general spending T1ii< Supreme Court ruled to ­ bill approved by the Legisla- day that the "agency shop” lure. — now included in about fi per The Finance and Taxation resit o f all collective bargain­ committee* of both houses ing agreements— is legal un­ have come up with tax pro­ der federal law. posal* to balance the budget, But the court also rqled in hut the two groups disagreed a separate Florida cn*o that on specific sources to lap for tiie sgt-ncy simp i* subject to Bie additional income. prohibition hy state low there. c h a rg e * ste m fro m a dial made last frill hy the flow defunct Nova Buildcra, of Sanford. It will bo tlui fir«t trial lo grow from a statewide investigation o f homo repair frauif, (In liial will bo Wilburn C. Urud< ii , Glynn June* Jr. and William DeMoss, officers o f Hu- Nova firm, and ilunico It. Barnard, a salesman. All are free on bond except Braden. The court left undetermined the question o f whether Flori­ da courts, ruther than the N a­ tional Labor delation! Board, have jurisdiction to enforce thu state lain against agency shop arrangement*. Till* will be lii-ellled next U-rm, In general, the ugency shop doe* not require n worker to join a union but doe# nqu iro him to pay union dues. Justice Byron It. White rend the two opinion* fur a unani­ mous court. Justice Arthur J. Goldberg bid not participate in today’s rulings. The Tuft-Hartley la­ bor law permit* employers and unions to negotiate contraits width require union membership "a* a condition o f employment." This means worker* have to Join up within n *)*cified period o f Urns or los« their jobs. tax un a pack o f cigarettes from fivo to eight cents and double the capital stock levy. The proposal by the Senate committee would balance tho hudget with taxea alone. Tha House v e r s i o n , however, would include the governor'a pr^Xtsa) Ut bolTbw 1125 ill IV. lion for university construe* lion. Tiie extended session could run as long as 30 days, but veteran lawmakers are pre­ dicting the Legislature will wind up its business in a week or to days. This will only be the second time in Florida's history that the regular fiO-day session has been extended. Also hanging fire before tho House is (lie consideration of a r t i c l e s o f Impeachment against Pasco Cuunty Circuit Judge Kichard Kelly. If tho lower cham ber votes to im­ peach the Hcpublican judge, the Senate will have to meet as an impeachment court t* hear tho case. I Farmers Burn Woman At Slake VILLA ORAN, M e x i c o (U P I) — Farmer*, rebelling against two brothers who es. lablished a strange religious sect with the help of a wont* art "w itch doctor," stoned tiie woman and hurned her at Ihe stake, according to re* ports reaching Villa Gran to* day. The woman, Cclina Salvana, was one o f six persons killed at Ihe (arming coopera­ tive o ( Yarba Buena. The others were the brothers, Cayapano and Santos Hernan­ dez, who set up (lie religious sect, two farm ers and a po­ liceman. • Sanford's entries in the Mis* Seaside Fiesta Contest ut New I Smyrna Beach this past week, wound up in the top 15 final- < U u , and fu n d i Condor, Mis* Seminole County was among the top five- Mi*# Sharon Williams und Mis* Ann M*hnn were the other tw o fon* t(-slant*. • Of Established 1908 Renewed Search G ENEVA (U P D -W estern negotiator* at the IT nation disarmament conference were reported ready today to go anywhere their governments DACCA, East P a k i s t a n send them in an effort to t U r i) — At least 15,000 per­ reach a nuclear test ban ac sons arc reported to have cord with the Soviet Union. been killed on the mainland alone by the cyclone ami tidal waves which battered the ] coastal areas of East Paklstan last week, Government otficial* said. Mrs, Otto llurto s o f 10 A government official, aft­ Dolores Drive in Altamonte er touring the devastated Spring* today took over as area on Ihe mainland, mid Hi-rnld reporter in the a n a casualties and properly dam fo r Mr*. Louise Slmurivk who Open Firm tha picture la S a p W art (where ptetura waa film ed la ita entirety) on June 19. Sanford* contribution to tha movie world la the daughter o f France* and Dan Ballinger o f Perfection Cooperative Dairies . . . By the way, Ann's hus­ band Harry waa loaned to tha film company by the N avy and because o f a remarkable physical resemblance to M ark Stevens he was Mark's double in the picture and perform ed many o f the dangerous stunts (such aa swimming through flaming water) necessary in an action picture o f thia type. Kouzer did so well he waa given a speaking part In tiie picture. ir r r a t it By United Press International The threat of tornadoes hung ov er Texas and Okla In the midst of the trouble, GAINESVILLE. Fin. (L T D horn a today. Pouring rains fell in tiie Southeast and — A N egro man via* shot, a the city commission held an caused highway-closing mud white nutn was Ix-atcn, bottles emergency mrrting and act up n birocial committee of eight slides in Iowa. were thrown and a ear wu* whites and four Negroes to smashed Sunday night in a work toward a peaceful solu­ P O U T S M O U T H . NI L four-hour eruption o f racial tion to racial problems. "Thu law will he enforced,” (U P I)— The Navy today low violence in thia north Florida Mayor • Commissioner ered underwater closed-cir­ city, the home o f thu Univer­ vowed Byron Winn. cuit television cam eras to the sity o f Florida. Official* in Tullahassee and Large bands o f white* and bottom of tiie North Atlantic j in a renewed search for the Negrito* formed and nearly Duytonn Beach, where thert'-r Holiday Road Death loll Soars Over 500 ty the chair recognizes no one not listed on the agenda.) But J. C. Hutchison and Jam es P. Avery Jr. feel that "the public has a right to speak whenever they desire." Alexander feels that "w e owe a courtesy to those who ask be on the agenda" and ■hould not rerpiire they wait for "others who happen in." Avery says, "w e arc here to serve lire taxpayer; they are not here to serve u s." > I Plane Crash Tornado Threat County Judge Vernon U lte system . ANN ItAI.LINGER ‘Makes Good’ fying. According to the pro­ ducers Ann turned <n a fine perform ance and la a credit to Sanford as well as a fine example o f the kind o f beauty ami talent In Florida. Editing o f the film Is cur­ rently near completion in Hol­ lywood . , , Based on a now ) by Robert Scheckley, "The Man In The W ater" is com­ pared by many to Ernest Hemingway's Pulitzer prise winning "The Old Man and th»- Sea" and la the story o f a Key West charter boat cap­ tain's attempt to rescue Culwn refugees from Castro's Com­ munist control — with a real "Hitchcock” ending. There is a special “ sneak preview” of Linda Scott la the atags children, Dehhie (a carbon producers that the waa one o f name o f a lovely new screen copy o f her mother) and Scot­ six finaliata out o f aome 320 aspirants (including some ty (th e Image of papa) were actress from Sanford. Hollywood professionals). She living happily on their 43 foot Twenty-five-year-old Linda then read for the part with attended Seminole High School boat "Stranger" at the Key Director-Star Mark Stevens in Sanford and proudly claims West Yarht Club when, one (fumed for hi* portrayal o f Sanford aa her homo town. day in February 1903 a friend Steve Wilson o f tho Illustrat­ Iter name waan't Linda when told them almut a search be­ ed Press in the- "B ig Tow n" she waa "discovered" to play ing conducted hy a Hollywood radio and TV series and as thf female lead in the newly film company for a Florida Marlin Kane, Private F.ye) . , com pktrd, wide screen movie girl to play the feature fe ­ Needless In say, the petite "The Man In The W ater" star­ male role m their latest pro­ brunette with flushing brown duction. ryes front Sanford won In a ring Mark Stevens. Only after much urging hy walk . . . Then came wes-ka o f Ann Hallinger left Sanford in 1359 and married llarry Harry end thi-lr many friends preparation. Studying lines, Router, a handsome young Ann jokingly submitted some learning to walk, talk, smile Navy man stationed in one snap shots taken l>y her hus­ and cry for the benefit o f the of the hot spots o f the cur­ band, and a* fate would have very cold and discerning eye o f the movie camera. rent Cuban crisis. Key West. it the joke wa* on her. Sha waa informed by the She and Hurry anil their two Ih e result* nre most grati­ i11t n 11 m J L Mill ■®""| • Only routine business U slated fo r the regular session o f the Oviedo City Council at 8 to n ig h t. M ay o r Lie G u ry re­ potted. • * * Jaycees start thetr exienifv e f|sg sale drive this weekend . . . Door-to-door ami at Ure Jayccc information j tooth. SIGNS OF PROGRESS. Workmen ure enguged in placing the rcxif o f the J. L. William* Coin* putty building (left) ut the Sunfbnl Industrial Park, adjacent to the 1LL1I Products plant on .Sanford Avenue. The 30,000 rupture fo o t Wil­ liams building U expected to Ire occupied within GO day*. New addition to the llurcur Aluminum Product* Company plant (right) on llighwuy 17-92 also Is nearing completion. Curt Schilko and Harold Sherwood, owner* und operutoni, stalled with 10,000 aquai'e feet in 1958 und the ujicnition now requires approximately 33,000 aquure feet o f floor *|>uce. have increased their buainftaa to the point where (Herald Photo) 4 f ‘ < f � 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, May 31, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 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>, May 31, 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/e425d3629cacee7bb045f38a81721c1d.pdf f2702bec0c6788516e70bc07d5fc7742 PDF Text Text ............................ - ■■ '■ SV •;< si)t •n fo r b Rrrntb Page 4-A — May 8, 1963 THE QUALITY Courthouse Records Real E*Ut* Tr*n*acton« Theodore Chalfant, etux to Lout* Vopelocli, Jr., etu i, lic it Haven, $6,700. Char!** Adkini, etna to Lou Hatnei, Sanlando, $8,200. Robert Granger, 8r., etux to Raymond Colilenti, etux, Oakland Shone, $22,600, FHA to Garlen F. McGee, etux, N. Chuluota, $8,800. William F. A»her, etux to Charle* P. Ryan, etux, Rear Lake Manor, $13,600. William T. Johnaon, Jr., (tux to Ralph M. Illckok, etux, 4-21.20, $22,600, Mary Sawyer to Flrat Fed, of Orlando, Lake Harriett, $10,600. Albert Flaber, etux to Hom­ er Lucaa, etux, Brctton Wood*, $7,000. Rex Dyrd, etux to Clifford llildibrant, C. C. Manor, $9,* M OTHERS W HERE S H O P P IN G IS & $8300 . Horiion Homes to Joteph Sehvunow, etux, N. Orlando $10,600, Robert Hutehlaon, etux to Robort Boyd, etux. Suburban Home*, $10,260. H. Patrick Berger*, etux to John E. Galea, Longacree, $14,600. II. Stanley nenjnmln, etux to Frederick IlolUe, Jr., 26 21-80, $9,000. II. V. Crum, etux to Hum b|* Oil end Refining Co. Oak Ridge Park, $114,000. FHA to Ralph West, etux N. Orlando, $9,000. Gertrud* Uoschner to Kd ward West, etux, 16-20-32, $9,600. Heart Mattson to Howard L. Ureasm-r, etux, 24-21-29, $ 6,000. I O O Ai s l O In * L *. $5.00 OR M O R E (limit I ceepee p « temOy, pl*ett> (npliN Set., May I I, I96S) S W IF T 'S P R E M IU M P R O TE N w 2 lb . * * I• r* lip MHPf Pi STANDING w St E IT H E R r END ^ SW IFT'S P R E M IU M PROTEN G O V T . IN SPECTED T E N D E R -A G E D H E A V Y W E ST E R N BEEF SALE OR W HOLE 1 P O R K LOIN ROAST d a ir y s p e c i a l Flavartal Ratty Cmkae Fluffy Biscuits. 4 59c Zb 39c KtefFa Rrkh er Meemter r* lb. Pork R ib s .......... a.' 65c per lb. 49c Flavorful Copeland'* W ieners .............3 5 t p e r Brand Solid-Pack □ Tom atoes..................3 Swift's Premium Sliced Bologna P & P Brand Green Tender □ Sweet Peas................ 3 ............................. e pkg. S S Sausage ............ Scallops ............ P e P Cream Style □ Golden Corn............... 4 49c 8-os. pkg. Delicious Deep-Sea The Variety Baking M U □ Bisquick.................. per lb. 59c Sumhla*’* femeui Pilltbury White, Yellow, Chocolate, Double-Dutch Hydrox Cookies . Cake M ix . . 3 Tomato Juice • Fruit D rink •3 Whole Apricots Pineapple ••4 Pineapple ••3 F. F, V. Popular 49c Oatmeal C o ok ie s"*;" 39c Ritter's Delicious, Zesty Woftdortul Ste-fle Liquid Starch .. IST 2/35c With Ruil-Ratlitar! Bril Io Soap Pads S " 27c Welchade Grape or Welch Apple-Grape l o o ^ Y a m Libby's Tasty Spiced i o o Jftl G re e n S ta m p s ei ■«* ai* (M|M mi pwcAaaa *1; TARNOW'S OVtN-RIADY MEAT LOAF Sm m Dole's Hawaiian Crushed 2Vi-lb. $1.39 (es»«r»g | iU Mty II* IMJ) M llfiM M M M M f Dale's Chunk Style or Sliced ioo P R II J>9l G» *re e n mSi ywckn* ta mohp e d ! Si* HUMAN a OAANO* BAND LUNCH MKAT* 3 6-ei. pkg*. 87c IM n u . O A *, * 4 ,1 ( m a i n , t . i - Mir 11. 1M1I Swift's Premium Atiortod Flavor* PRICKS KPPECTIVE THRU SAT., M A Y I I , 1963 he Cream . h alf gal. • . w a M a o jiM iiM 79c iW O 'A V Y W a O Kraft's Tatty Strawberry P re se rve s . . — t Swift's Brown 'N Serve • • JlM O roon S t a m p s 18-os, ^ ^ 1*1 jar - " 4 *•« n » ) w m i y w d i m oh TARNOW'S OVEN-READY MEAT LOAF 1 Vi-lb. 89c Kraft's Paack or Red Plum -c o R * * P re se rve s . . 1 8 -o i. • • ja r ■aao-raa S . U Ma, U , I M P 39c Liquid Diet Feed (assorted flavert) $ 6,000. □ O M e t re t a t . . . .&S1.49 w w h b w w l JM O ra a n S ta m p s •»* All cooyoom i yunhoto ah lA N O L U m U I HAIR SPRAY • m r i n l H — h a, 0-to-Halo I 14-ex. also 99c (plus tax) I t U Mar II. 1*411 IlM M fiJlfiM M fiftS $6300 . Final Divorce Decree* Mary A. McCumber v*. Har­ old McCumbcr. M artha A- Jo rt v». Daniel JovL Merjori* Pariah v*. George Parish. Sharon L. Cook v*. Donald L*« Cook. Boverly Joan Young v*. Donald I - Youn*, 59c per Delicious Country-Style 37c WluMtl* Lengber* Style Cheddar Cheese 14 4 Pork Chops........ 27c Sliced Cheese .. S m J • Center-Cut Tatty Lean $meeth Ipreediag Merieilne Kraft's Parkay .. l* ] • RIB R O A S T Club Steaks »>89c Ground Beef u>-49c Chal'i Delight Tatty Cheese Spread . 1* G O V 'T -IN S P E C T E D 111 ** o 1% c 1 |i • l l ( T< Ml I. W lK i iiiM S ^ T E N D E R -A G E D H E A V Y W E S TE R N I • Prudence Brumu to John Spurr, etux, Seminole Park, Neat Harris, c4ux to Rosa William*, etux, Sanlando, $10, 600. A rthur Soawal, etux to Dal la* naker, e tu i, Watt*, Farm*, A PLEASURE! O with this coupon and purchase of: i t l• * K Jft( G r e e n S t a m p s * 100. Charle* Bloom, etux, to David Frederick, etux, Fairlane, $11,300. Brooklyn Saving* Bank to FHA, Longdale, $9,600. John Gulealan, Jr., etux to Robert Ro»emond, etux, 2819-31, $5,300. Lavcrn Clark, Jr., etux to Joe llunaucker, Lake Minnie, $10,600. Harold T. Carter, etux to William D. Vaughn, Bear Lake, $8,700. Frkncl* Mainvltle, etux to John Hlttlnger, etux, Brettun Wood*, $20,700. Leibar Enlerprliea, Inc. to Lee Sterling, etux, Longdale, $10,800. Donald Alethlro, etux to L. William Mead, etux, Wenthcri field, $0,200. Willie Mae Meadow*, etvlr to Octavio Cintron, etux, 2010-29, $6,700. Alton Kling, etux to L. D. finodgraaa, Oak i'ark, $6 ,800. lltVKhei Pyle, etux to Lex­ te r Dean Snodgrass, Prairie Lake Ilgtx, $10,600, FHA to John Burke, etux, Sanlando, $17,000, Robert Granger, Sr., etux to Irving Chamber*, etux, Oak­ land Shore*, $26,600. Ollnd Paaaittl, etux to Grier Portland, Jr., etux, Sanlando, $13,600. Cecil Brooke, to Sheldon Eelgler, etux, Sanlanta, $12,' 000. I^alcr Richmond, etux to Luther Ta*ker, etux, Magnolia light*, $7,100. Robert Roiemond, etux, to Sanford Profr**lona! Corp. Mcltonville, $16,300. Cloyd McCling, etux In Al len Hardy, etux, Little Wcki wa Eatatr*, $10,200. II. Allen Hardy, etux to Cloyd McCling, etux, 11-21-29, $13,600. Joaeph Moxxer, etux to W. T. Deaton, etux, Pralriu Lake, $8,600. Real Ratal* Traniartlon* William Rrooka, etux, In Philip Caeibur, etux, Ringer Bulidvn., $13,000. C. J. Blunigen, etux to Ira Thornburg, etux, Oakland Shot™, $28,400. Sldncf Nelson, etux to FHA, C. C, Manor, $10,200. Cheater Brhclcsky, etux to Trani-Fl*., Mtg. and InveiU nient Co. Inc., Lake Brantley, OVE BEST -8BHYING ALTA MONTH SPKINGS, CA88KLDKKKY, FBItN I’AKK. LONG WOOD. MAITLAND. NOItTII UltLANDO AND HANFORD’* . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 and BTATB HOAD 43* !OW CT,T W B O JM O ra a n S t a m p s ■ilk * 1* t aaaao m i * a 4 «M *1: — COLGATE D EN TAL C R E A M family lixe 83c H I - M ., u. IM P 1 �« Nobody Wants Him; Youth 'Sits' In Jail A IJ year-old boy man haa "brilliant" or “ auperior In­ for two year*. He continued him tf he would return here has been In Jail this trip 2‘t been sitting in jail for the last telligent" class. Yet, appar­ his schooling through the last February he wrould give months, one month h e r e 2'} months, having reached ently, he never has had any­ ninth grade and became pro­ the boy a Job at the horse awaiting pre-sentrnce Inves­ the crossroads leading toward one to leach him between foundly interested in elec­ racing track. Boh and two tigation. But authorities are faced hi- future. And the outlook is right and wrong. It might be tronics. It was there he un­ juveniles from Miami did re­ black. said, in a gentle manner, that derwent an examination and turn In February and worked with a problem: Where to it was discovered his IQ to one week, sleeping in the place Bob even If the court lie's a boy in year*, having Bob has "taking ways.” By l-*rry Ver*he| wilt consider • probationary Bob was born in Boston. be 147, which educators say is woods. celebrated his 17th birthday One evening they saw a sentence? lie will not he per­ The city i« finally iroiiiK to last October. He's a man in When hr was five years old “brilliant" and "superior." take a long hard look at build­ the eyes of the law. His last his parents were divorced and Average Is between 100 and parked car with the keys in mitted to return to his mothe ignition. They took it and ther’a home. For confidential ing* in the downtown section birthday, according to law, his mother took him to Mi­ 110. When he was 18, Bob was headed for Miami. At Avon res sons he cannot go to his . . . It will be a general con­ advanced him from boyhood ami. There she married a father's home. Some time m man 30 years her senior. Boh released from Marianna and Park they wrecked it. dition (urvey . . . Hi tter do it to manhood. This young man (we'll call and his stepfather failed to returned to Miami, He a t­ The two Juveniles long the last fewr years his halfgentlemen before another fide of the Wclaka cl umble*. hint “ Boh," although that I* hit it off; the boy continually tended an adult education since have been released to brother legally adopted Bob . . . not his nam ri has no one to ran away from his mother's school tor a while, furthering the custody of their parents and the youth accepted his County Commission (u*mg l whom to turn tor help; ho home, later from f o s t e r his studies in rlretmnics and were returned to Miami. brother’s surname. But the two ear* no lean) toured sonic ! must rely on strangers. And homes established by the Tlien he hitchhiked to Boston Bob was sentenced to 25 days brother now Is divorced and at Avon Park and then re­ serving with the Armed Forc­ to visit his father. 100 mile* of road yesterday he is in dire need of help juvenile court. Classed as an incorrigible, On his return, a motorist turned to Sanford to face es in Germany. And Itoh's In four hour* . . . Ended up He faces another jail term. Hob's IQ places him in the Bob was sent to Marianna gave him a ride and informed auto theft rhargrs. In all, he i present predicament preclud­ with a stoat barbecue at Charles Lee'* ranch . . . (Jen. J. C. Hutchison this morning emphasized there it a dirtneed to appropriate mure money to sate some of these deteriorating roads before it is too Isle . . . Among those roads mentioned were Itunnell ltd.. Red Rug ltd., Old Geneva WEATHER: Fair and mild thrnuRh Friday. With today. 85-90. Low tonipht. fiS-80. ltd., I.ake Mills ltd.. Lake Alary-lxuigwood ltd., TuskaTHURS., MAY 9, 1963 SANFOUI), FLORIDA NO. 70S Established 1908 United Press Leased \\ ire willa ltd., Old Forest City Rd., VOL. 53 Rear Lake Rd. , , , Roads could be saved if they were resurf­ aced. • • • State Libruryofficials here to talk user plans for down­ town library and . were •‘pleased”’ with the old poat office building, according to City Manager W. K. Knowlea. . . . I thought the city wanted to put thut property up for public sale. • • • Glenn McCall and Ernest Mills have purchased the Touchton-Liggelts drug store and plan to sign the final puper* tomorrow. Municipal Pool will open ••officially” Saturday at 0 a m. . , . Pool will be opened on a weekend basis until June 8 . , . Schedule; Saturday, 8 a m. to noon and 2 to i p.m. Sunday: 2 to 0 p.m. • • • Wo hear that Lewis Hughey out in Geneva Is tsking all the credit for bringing last week's rains to the aiea. A reliable (? ) source says Dm* ruins came “as a direct result of letters written by Hughey to the Slate Rainmakers Assn." • • • S|xnking of Geneva, they finally got that fire siren Oviedo guve them installed. It is located behind the Geneva Grocery and Hughey says there will lie an emergency aipiad organized in the near future. • • • • • Mary Esther's is expanding, taking over the old Abstract Co. offices. • • • Village Council of North Orlando agreed to take steps to eliminate lengthy and late officials meetings. It was agreed to hold an afternoon conference to “hash opt" mailers before the official evening meeting. And it was agreed to move up starting time from 7:3a to 8 p.m. Nothing was said whether the “ conferences" were to lie open to press and public. Neat meeting is May 20. • s • It will be our own Senator Mark Cleveland J r who will introduce that St. Johns canal district hill tnlo the legisla­ ture . . . may l>e tomorrow. • • • Guy Allen just hack from a postmasters convention In Winter Park came hark with some recommendations the group ia planning to push for . . . There were aplenty . . . The one that struck our rye was a 40 Itour week tor |mstmasters. Eh? • s • We counted smut 33 ears be­ tween 23th St. snd Onora Rd. oil Sanford Ave. this morning. . . . Right nest to It no park­ ing signs. • • ♦ Who was the roan studying the exterior of the old hospital building at Fifth ami Oak? Walked around and studied the building with tn|>e meas­ ure in his hand, although he was not seen to measure any­ thing. e e e Bellmrade construction onftrw ay and they hav, token out papers regarding annexa­ tion. has expressed himself as willing to enter a foster home and “prove his worth." But, as one official put it, ft will take someone who is undorstanding, k i n d anil above all patient. "And we must emphasize that word 'patient'," this official point­ ed out. "It will have to be someone who will not throw up hla hands at the first mis­ step on Bob's part and throw him bark In the clink." Bob already has pleaded guilty to auto theft but he has not yet been adjudicated guilty h.v the court. It la not known what the pre-sentence investigation will recommend nor la It known whether the eourt will give the boy another opportunity. But Bob is at the crossroads of his life. Will it be the high road? Or will it be the low road? A foster homo or a sponsor may help the court decide whether Bob will be given a second chance. So. it will take a sponsor and an understanding court. <M. ante: The llerald lake* m aides la thla boy'a futare. The thought here la m rrrly to present his story. Any Interested persons may contort The llerald newt desk (FA 2 2612) and Iheyv will be referred to the pro­ per authorities handling this case.) Two Area Schools W in OK; Local Officials Gear Drive With the State Scnstc hav­ ing earmarked two institu­ tions of higher learning for East Central Florida, local officials today were lighten­ ing their drive to have one or both schools pinpointed tor Seminole County. Ul’l reported that a bdl authorizing future establish­ ment ol a state university for under-graduates in East Central Florida skimmed out of the Senate appropriations committee today and was sped to the calendar of llic full Senate. The (ull Senate Wednesday passed and sent to the House another hill authorizing a branch of the University of Florida engineering college in the same East Central Florida area. Toe bill tor tlie undergra­ duate university sent to the Haiti Tense; Yanks Leave •* t *" g '- • • "** M PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (UP!)—'The United Stated continued removal by nil* of governmental <lupcmlent* from tenet* Haiti today under th .•liful eye of an American naval task force. The last of 220 dependent* of U. S. military nnd embassy personnel were expected to leave today • Memo to anyone wanting to ace our city manager between the hours of 8 a.m. Monday and 5 p.m. Friday . , .T ry the sewage treatment plant . . . 1 guess he's the resident engi­ neer on the project, es his enlisting In the Armed Forces for the time being. The court appointed a San­ ford attorney to represent Hob without pay. This lawyer has been supplying Bob with pocket money during his in­ carceration while he endea­ vors to help the boy. Bob. while interested in electronics, is keenly desirous of entering the forestry ser­ vice. He likes hunting, fish­ ing and such outdoor sports and believes he could find his life work in the woods. Of slight build, the young man Is polite and courteous and seems extremely anxious to mend his ways and create a useful life for himself. He Public Defender Bill Approved aboard a chartered Pan Americon World Airways plane and two regular c o ru m e r r i a I flights. A total of 185 Americana including some non-govern­ ment residents, left I’ort Au l’i luce by air Wednesday. The U. S. Stale Department ordered government depend­ ents to leave and urged other American* to do so as well due to the "deteriorating sit­ uation" tinder l*re»hfent Franrois Dm slier and the tension lietween Haiti and neighbor­ ing Dominican Krpuldlr. Reports from Isimlon and The lliigue Mild Britain and the Netherlands also had ad­ vised their citizens to leave. The United States notified Haiti Wednesday It was mov­ ing American win slops within sight of Fort Au i'rlncr, but outside the six-mile territorial waters. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Senate passed and sent to the House today a bill creating a system of public defenders to represent needy persons accused of crime. The bill, Idcntiral to one voted to the House calendar Wednesday provides for a public defender to lx* elected in each judicial circuit now numbering 16. The first group of defend­ ers would be appointed by the Governor but would have to run next year to hold the jolt. The measure was required by a recent U. S. Supreme Court decision that every ptrton charged with a felony is entitled to an attorney and Close Call the state must provide one if the accused cannot afford For DC-7 his own. The ruling resulted TAM FA (Ui’ll — A fourIn the release of one Florida engine Eastern Airlines DC-7 prisoner and a flood of peti- with 33 person* aboard landed lions from others lor new safely at Tampa luti-rualiotisl Ao poii this morning with trials. The hill contains no appro one engine feathered. An airlines spokesman said priation to foot the hill, but a separate measure not yet the piano encountered engine adopted provides a stale ap­ trouble on takeoff ami the propriation of $380,(8)0 tor a pilot feathered the engine and | returned to the airport. public defender system. full Senate today contains no funds to start the institution. Effect of the bill is to locate the next state university in this area if the state ever decides to build a new uni­ versity. Sen. J. A. Boyd, Iresburg. who sponsored the bill along with Sen. Bernard I’arrish, Titusville, said that "we've been assured by tiie Board of Control that it probably won't do anything about establishing the institution for to years." However, Sen. L. K. Edwards, Irvine, predict­ ed the East Central Florida legislative .delegation | wwoVf overall planning but advised "when the time is ready we wilt lie happy to divulge the whole program." However, Flist Research Corporation at Miami, did inform The Herald h> telephone that it h is its feasibility study tor locating these scImniIs in Seminole County "about twothirds to three-four!hs com­ pleted" for presentation to the (oral committee and to the State Board of Control. nsiwA Nasser Riots BEItlUT, Lebanon ( U F O New pro-Nusaer- rioto were reported in Syrln today. with n numlier of persons said to have been killed in protests ugninst the government. Truce Takes Shaky Turn The r l u i r m i s of the House Judiciary Committre said today that frdrral in­ tervention will he neer«-ary In Birmingham "if Ihr sit­ uation again gets out of hound*." Itrp. Emanuel Cellrr, IIN. Y , said some govern­ ment art Inn would be needed to prevent the spread of any new disordrr although hr would be reluctant to see it come to that. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U l’ll —A shaky truce threatened to break down today before all factions could reach agreement on a plan to end the racial crista which has resulted In violence and the arrest of 2,200 Negroes In this Deep South steel city. A 250-man force of highway patrolmen, augmented by ap­ proximately 400 plainclothesmen rarrying sidearms, ap­ parently was In control nnd uhlu to enforce law and order. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, two top Negro leaders in the desegregation campaign here, said they were hopeful a solution bi five week* of dem­ onstrations rould lie found by this afternoon. A bi-rarlul eummlttrr met again Wednesday night hut made no announcement of resuits. The big problem In a settle­ ment appeared to be among the Negro leadership, sharply divided u* Li whether full scale demonstrations should lie resumed today. Land Promoters Face Arrest NEW YORK (U rit — At- I description of tub-dlvidcd pro­ ty. Gen. Louis J. Lofkowits perties thry allegedly offered announced today that war­ fur tale. Individual* named in the rant* had lierll issued for the arrest of six Florida land papers wen.-: Dory Aueabach; piumoltTa a< <used of violating David Frotser Raudull, EdNew York State's Real Estate wanl Auerbach. It. T. Stevens Randall. Irving Gottlieb, and Law. Dory Amnliarh Associates, Edward A. Anderson, Jr. A Inc., of Miami, six of It* of­ New York county grand jury ficers and six subsidiary land had directed ttie filing of companies were charged with criminal Informations after falling to file with the De­ hearing evidence relating to partment of State a detailed th« offer of homeaiuw pn six be bark before live Legisla­ ture in 1905 asking $20 mil­ lion to get the university un­ der way. The bill for (lie engineering branch carries a $511,000 ap­ propriation to get it under way immediately. Under terms of live legisla­ tion, the Board of Control ami Cabinet would pick the exact (oration of both insti­ tutions. laical officials were reluc­ tant to talk today of their Florida developments. The subsidiary land compa­ nies named In the pa|M<r* were:; Florida Investment Fu­ tures Company, Collier Coun­ ty; Eveigladco National Fark Land Company, Monroe Coun­ ty; Orlando Highlands, Inc* Orange County; Florida 8un Froperties Co., Monroa Coun­ ty; Florida Sun Acres, Inc., Collier County; and Florida Keystone Froperties, Inc., Cudjoe Key. Tackle Prejudice G EOIUIK T O U IIY Honor* . , , Semi-Centennial Awards Given At C Of C Fete KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UFI) —'The Southern Baptist Con­ vention, urged to settle its re­ ligious problem* with "clirislinn patience and love," today tnrkh-d internal theological differences, race prejudice and public school pruyer*. Won’t Pass? WASHINGTON (UFI) — President Kennedy believes that a group of restrictive con­ stitutional amendment propos­ ed tiy states rights advocate* will fail to win ratification, and he will "ba glad when Arcolades for "outstanding they do not." services” in promoting and Granted Divorce staging Seminole County's SANTA MONICA, Calif. Semi • Centennial celebration UFI) — Singer-actress Jsne April 27 were prcstnlcd to Powell was granted an unioncommittee chairmen a n d tested divorce from Patrick olhers by (lie Chamber of Nerney Wednesday after she Cunimerce id a luncheon- told the court he was "ter­ meeting at noon today at ribly possessive" and "jealous of my career." Mayfair Inn. George Touhy, g e n e r a l chairman *>( the Centennial, Flaming Junk LEXINGTON, Ca. (UFI) — was presented with a plaque by Francis E. Itoumillat, A freight truin struck an uutoinohile at a grade crossing Chamber president. Touhy, in turn, presented near here Wednesday and ■mashed it for 105 feet into certificates of award to: Capt. It. M. Ware, com­ flaming junk. Both occupant* manding officer, Sanford Na­ were kille<i. val Air Station; Capt. J. M. Tully Jr., commanding offi­ Defends Version cer. Heavy Attack Wing Unc, WASHINGTON (UFI) — NAS; Robert Bciserer, Gor­ Frank W. Davis, president of don Bradley, Paul Lewis, General Dynamics Fort Worth Garnett While, E. C. Harper division, defended his com­ Jr.. Police Chief noy 0 . Wil­ pany's version of Die TFX liams, Glenn McCall, Char­ fighter plane today as faster, lie Kampf. aide to hit more targrta and Jark Horner, Dorothy Aus­ chruper to build than its comtin and Larry Verthel, fea­ lietitor. % ture editor and managing editor, respectively, of The Rare Revolt Sanford Herald; Clyde Long, WASHINGTON (U FI) — City Manager W. K. Knowles, The House, In a rare revolt Cdr II It. Shively and U. uguinsl its dean, ha* voted Cdr. W. C. Fcldmeyer Jr. pay Increases of Up to $5,000 The Sanford Herald, accept- fur some retired generals and ed by Publisher Waller A. admirals, and a special combat Glelow; WUUO • TV a n d allowance for servicemen. The WESI I TV. provisions were added to a Harper introduced Candl $1.2 billion military pay In­ Condor, “ MUi S e m i n o l e crease bill Wednesday befure County," and Carolina Bag- the House passed the measure gerly. first runner-up in the 283 to 10. The mresure now goes to live Senate. beauty contest. GROUND-IIRKAKING EXERCISES wore held Wednesday afternoon for tlie new punipiiur .station nnd storuKC tank* of tho Sanford PipolltiQ Com­ pany at (he Inki-front ndjm-enl to French Avenue. Pinna nro for the pipe­ line to Ihj in operation within 90 day* puntplnir Jot fuel from barges to the Naval Air Station, Pictured, front the left: Mayor Torn McDonald, John Krider, ('linmher of Commerce manager; Norris Plank, pipeline auperintendent; Gerald Ranch, president of Standard Southern Corporation, Houston, Texas, parent firm of the Sanford Pipeline Company, nnd LL Frank Wolfe, NAS assistant supply officer. (Herald Photo) School Age Bill Dumped TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — day would have meant the The Senate Gem-tul Legisla­ hill would ha placed on lh« tion Committee today passed, calendar for finnl floor action. reconsidered and thi-n dumped The committee passed tho in sulK-ommittre the contro­ hill by ■ 5-3 vote and went on versial hill to mnko children to other business. However, two months older whin they Hen. E. William Gautier of enter the first grade. New Hmyrnn Beach then call­ Hie hill, already passed by ed for reconsideration of tho the House, would raiso the mcasuii- and hit motion w.ia present first grade enrollment passed by an identical 5-8 vote. age from five years-nlne Gautier then moved to pIsco months to fivo years-ll the hill in subcommittee to months by OcL 1 of the year l>« reported on when the com­ of enrollment, I (would be­ mittee meet* again naxt week, come effective In 1805. Gautier aaid ha wanted to The committee also passed "clean up" a committee favorably on the controversial amendment which would per­ MACK CLEVELAND JR. Humbly closing law hill. Heavi­ mit children to tuku an ex­ ly amended by the ronuniltee, amination hy the State Educa­ 'Named' It passed by a 7-1 vote. tion Department to dcU-rmlno The Legislation Committee if a child eould be admitted ia the final hurdk- for the a t an earlier age. The amend­ school sge measure. It has al- ment provides that a fee, set teuily been passed favotahly hy the i.liuuiiim department, by the Senuto Public Educa­ must he paid by the parenta tion Committee. Passage to­ far the examination. Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr., of Seminole County, today was named a member of a qx-cl.il subcommittee of the C E N T R A L F L O R ID A powerful Senate finance and taxation committee to form­ ulaic higlter taxes for Flor­ ida hi meet $1.1 billion In proposed spending. The subroinmiUcc, which v ill start work on tlic money gathering plan during night sessions next week, also will look into Gov, Farris Bry­ ant's proposed $125 million bond plan to finance univer­ sity const ruction. Morn titan $200 million in new resenue will be needed by tiie slate to fill the gap between spending ami Income OFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS — for the coming two year* 1/ • Free Tire Inspect inn Uic record spending bill is • Expert Wheel Aliifnmrnt passed. Solon Named To Tax Group HEADQUARTERS Herald Index • Classified .. Page II Comics . . . _ , I'age 111 Dear Abby _ _ Page tl Editorial ---- , ,, Pago 4 P.nteitainment „ Page 0 Leg ids .... Fags 3-10 A II Puxzla ___...... Page 10 Society ..... Page 7-8 A 8 SpuHa . . . . . . ...... Pago 5 * Easy Time Payments We Specialize In Tires For Forcljm Cara Take Advantage Of 33 Years Experience McROBERTS TIRE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED 405 W. First Si. Ph. PA 2-0651 WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS f y A- �. . 4- • Civic /v . 't ■i ‘ - i -3»uw|i’*— ‘ # Isagtss Officers Hr Donna F*lr« New officer* of the Longwood Civic League were In•tailed by Mr*. II C. Carlion at a Family Night Cov­ ered I)l»h Supper held 6:30 p. in Tuesday at Civic LcaRuc building Church St. New officer* arc Mr*. #attTnrB at C. Ilille. president; Mr*. L the L. Co*, first vice prealdent; on Mr*. Charles Stewart, aecond lice president; Mr*. Edward E. C. Kuhn, recording aecrc- Court Of Honor Held Jacob Hencherf Dies At (5 By Scout Troop 560 Scout Meeting lly Mrs. Adam Muller A Roy Scout Round TuMc will lie held at 7:30 p. m. today at lannU-rts Pure Oil Station in DeUary with Cap­ tain Dick Schuler, district commissioner, presiding. Alt scoutmasters, commit­ teemen. institutional repre­ sentative* and other interest­ ed persons are urged to at­ tend. The opening and closing service* will he conducted by boy* front Florid* Military School in DeLand. Refteslimenu will be served. Page 2 — May 0, 1963 Installed LONGWOOD CIVIC LEAGUE off iron* innUlled Tuesday niyrht were, seated, front left, Mrs, L. L. Cox, Mr«. E. C. Ilille and Mrn. Charles Slew nrt; standing, Mrs. Zeno Hyland, Mrs. Edward C. Kuhn, Mrs. L. V. Ostrander and Mrs. Otis Lee. (Herald I’hoto) By Mr*. Adam Muller Hoy Scout Troop SCO of DeDary held a covered dish supper followed by a court of honor and tenderfoot Investltude service on the even­ ing of April 29 at the Re­ creation Hall of Hie Dcllary Fire Dept. The troop I* sponlured by the Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post of DeDiry. The Invocation wa» given by Tom Albert, district ex­ ecutive. Tenderfoot pin* were presented to Richard llerllng, David Sullivan and Robin Paul White by Scoutmaster Karl Anni* ami district commlUenmcn, Christ Rehnke, Larry Hughes and Hob Cleve­ land. Scout* assisting in the tenderfoot candlelight Inves­ titure were Robert Faron. lobby Srott, J op Chrl-tberg«r. Hill Vickers, Torn Colley, Doug Stewart, Joe Vickers, Randy Sullivan, Larry Hughes and Sieve Jackson. Merit bsdges went to Tom Colley, first aid, life saving, awlinmlng and woodwork; Joseph Vickers, art, cooking, flremanship, home rupairs, life saving, marksmanship and swimming; William Vic- W^aTT! The body of Jacob lienchert, C3, who died at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital Tues­ day, will he shipped to Ills former home town, Philadel­ phia, Pa., Friday for ser­ vices and burial. Mr. Hcnclicrt came here from Philadelphia a year ago, and made his home at 112 Driftwood Lane. He was a retired tavern owner and a member of the lieformcd kers, art, cooking, firemanship, home repairs, life sav­ ing, marksmanship, swim­ ming and woodworking and to Steve Jackson for finger­ printing. Steve also received the Uronre Palm award. Star Scout award* went to Tom Colley and to Joseph and William Vickers whose mothers also received a min­ iature Star Scout emblem. A program of two skits was presented following Ur- court Church. of honor. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elisabeth Henchcrt of Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. Madclin Milestone, and an adopted son, Conrad Hauck, both of Philadelphia; two sis­ ter*. Mrs. Emily Ripple, Har­ rington, N. J., and Mrs. tierIV. F. McTeer, who has Hi.i lasel, Chicago. served M) years with the Riirinl will lie In Fernwnod brother hood of It a I I r o it d Cemetery in Philadelphia. Trainmen Lodge 1*7*1 wns pre­ Gramkow Funeral Home is In sented with n 60 Year Em­ ciiargo of local ariangenienls. blem Mild it Gold Certificate, Sunday, by Hie iiicmliera of the IxmIkc. M i s . McTeer wns asked to pin the emblem on her hus­ band ufter In- was railed to the front of the laidge meet­ ing, which was held In (lie Odd Fellows Hull. Mis. Mary W. Kuuat, 76, At McMillan, president of died Wednesday morning at the Lodge t*7*l served us tho .Seminole Memorial Hospital. emcee mid intioduced the MeHorn Feb. 10, IH88, In I)ysari, Pa., shu hud lived In Han­ Teera. MeTYer began wink with the ford for thn past eight years ACL railroad In January 1UI:i making her homo at 1920',A R. and joined tho l.odgo in April French Ave. Sho was a mem­ of that year. ber of the Unity Church of In tligo, he married Miss OrlMiido and a Ufa member of Maude I'urker and the two tho Order of Kustcm Star and made Hanford their home and of the Gold Star Mothers. rairad eight children. They Survivors ara a son, Karl now huva eight grandchildieii. Faust of Sanford and five (la­ Four of the children were ter*. preaenl for the ceremonies in­ Funeral service* will ha held cluding Mrs. Dolma Hender­ i.t | p. hi. Snlurdny til Rnsson son, her husband und daugh­ Funeral lloina with Rev. Car­ ter Rhonda of Halford; F. P. olyn II. I'himiii* of the Unity McTeer of Austin, Texas; J. Church of Ui IhiiiIo officiating. Foirest Mcleer and Junies Ilio 0,1 will h* hi Uuklawu Mark McTeer all of Sanford. Memorial Park. Rail Trainmen Honor McTeer Mrs. Mary Faust Dies In Hospital V illa g e A s s o c i a t e I U ry; Mr*. Zeno Hyland, cor­ responding secretary; Mrs. V. A. Ostr»nder, treasurer an 1 Mrs. Otis ta r . chairman of Hie house and ground* committee. Corsage* were presented to the new officer. The inklallation was concluded with a prayer by Mr*, ft. C. Carl­ ton. Tables for Hie supper which preceded the inslana­ tion were decorated with calla lllie* and fern. The ilcvol.on was given by E. I \ Richard*. (lame* were played under Hie supervision id Mrs. Arth­ ur Putman program chair­ man, following the supper and installation. Those win­ ning prizes were Mrs. Sicwarl. Mrs. Geneva .Mart. Mr. and Mrs. Richards, E. C. Iliile. J. L. McElroy and L. L. Cox. Mebane Named P-TO President Frank Mebane J r was elected and installed as pres­ ident of Southside School P-TO at a meeting held Tues­ day night. Others named to serve dur­ ing the twn (M term include Mrs. M. L. Itaborn Jr., first vice president; Mr*. Velma Mitchell, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. O. II. Anderson, secretary; ami Gene Taffer, treasurer. Installing officer was Don­ ald Rales, a past president of Southiidc P-TO and pre­ sently a school trustee for Seminole County. Mr*. Don­ ald Jones gave the report of the nominating committee. Dr. John Darby presided over the session that was highlighted with a musical program by the sixth grade students under the direction of Miss Jcanctta Raslom. The program was announc­ ed hy Rill Kirk, who also presented an appreciation gift to the outgoing president, Di. Darby. In oilier action the group viewed the trophy presented to Soulhside School for it* winning float in the SemiCentennial parado of Iasi month. Communication! were read regarding recent action con­ cerning tho county grading system. One letter to Hie county school board express­ ed Suuthslde parents’ views requesting in ohjerHve m e­ thod of grading. The oUier letter was a reply from Supt. of Schools R. T. Milwoc who advised that the school board Is presently considering Hie matter. Room court was won by Hie sixth grades. A social period followed the meeting. New AHHiKnnient Floyd M. Sjoblom, Army .specialist 3, son of Mrs. ( i r i n d e n hjobloin, am Orange Avenue, has been as­ signed to the Army element of the U. S. Military Assist­ ance Advisory Group In Viet­ nam. SPELLING HEE AWARDS were presented In.st week at the Altamonte Sprinfffl Elementary School by Principal Frank Gore, right, to. from left, llrml Willis, fifth grade winner and school rnnnernp; Cheryl Bowman, fourth grade winner nnd Danny Jovi, sixth grade and school winner. (Herald Photo) Officers Installed At South -Seminole School Officers for the coming year for the Council of Teach­ ers and Parents of the South Seminole Elementsry School at Casselberry were installed Tuesday night hy Principal C. M. Harp. New officers are Mrs. Mary Ann Sterling, persident; Mrs Betty Denccn. first vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Eva Moore, se­ cond vice prevalent; Mrs. Hetty Hartshorn, recording secretary; Mr*. Virginia Webber, corresponding scoretary: Miss Anita McGinnis, treasurer and Mrs. Audrey Leist, assistant treasurer. Morris Ruby, who will be principal at the English Estates Elementary School, fly France* Wester A cookout, the fi(st social activity of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce for the current year, will be held at the Public Reach of Crys­ tal Lake, this Saturday after­ noon and evening, for all members and their families. The Chamber Is furnishing the meat for all to eat but tjie families are asked to bring covered dishes and their own silverware. The Chamber will furnish paper plates, cups and napkins. Families are invited to come as early as 2 p in ., if they desire, and the meal preparations will begin at 5 in order to he through by dark. Tlie following committee volunteered, at the l a s t Chamlier meeting, to take charge of Hie meal and sup ply the facilities: C. D. Donaldson, Marshall Werner. Rleliard Keogh and Karl Toney. A total of 72 memberships were turned ui doling the re­ cent contest, the winning side sleep like a king com pact ‘Central Air Conditioner Now As Low As Completely Imtitllrd To KxLling Furnace S)Mcni I he compact Polar Prince Is Coleman's name for i ts ti'Vulutiuiuiry new home air conditioner, Hus low cost unit cool* every room in your house. And Hie tost la only slightly more than yim'd pay for 2 or 3 old-timhtoned window units llihl wouldn't begin to do the jv4i. We dn Hia whole job. Call us now fur dclaili, fire literalure ami frvu estimate . . . no obligation. •MA .MIIING * HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 7 M 1007 8. Sim ford Ave. was introduced by Harp ami spoke to Hie parents on his plans for the school. It is anticipated that dou­ ble sessions will be neces­ sary for several months at Hr- South Seminole Elemen­ tary School until the now English Estates School is completed. Harp and his faculty will teach from H until 12 a m. and Ruby and his English Estates teaching staff will take over from 12:15 until 4:15 p. in. Parrnts were given an op­ portunity to ask qucvtinn* regarding the new school. Maj. Joseph 1. Laird, re­ tiring president, presided Lake Mary C Of C To Hold First Social Event Of Year w ith a 'AROUND THE CLOCK'S' plea lot* finunciul aaaintnnce fur the Good Sa­ maritan home fo r Negro agetl result* in Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, hero represented by Mrs. W. Milner Osborne (left), presenting a chock to Ruby Wilson (right), founder und pruaidiml of the home. (Hcruhl 1'hOto* K e y B as'ke T a UUi Hulhuck, Presidcnl Phone FA 2-0502 l»eing Team One, wiUi Mrs. Leonarjl Dunn as chairman. The ‘ membership' 1* still open and anyone joining the Chamber lids week may a t­ tend the cookout or come to the cookout and join then. This civic organiiation Is for all residents of Lake Mary and the surrounding areas and any others interested. over Hie business meeting am! thanked the group for the cooperation and courtesy which he has received dur­ ing the year. He commended members of the group for their work and turned Ur- gavel over to Hr* new president, Mrs. Sterling. Mrs. Nova Moore has been commended by the organiza­ tion (or the fine job which she has done as editor of the CTP newspaper, "The l’ow Wow," which keeps parents informed on school activities. One more issue of the paper will lie published before school is out and Mrs. Fay Moore will assume the duties of editor for Hr* coming year. Refreshments were served hy the fifth grade mothers in Hie cafeteria following the meeting. Tim North Orlando Civic Assn. Monday night elected Hoy llurke as president for Hie cn*utng jr a r . Other of­ ficer* elected were Mr*. Jam es l>. Grinstead, first vice president; Joseph IIago, second vice president; Wanda I.yburn. secretary and Rill Ryan, treasurer. Chairman for six standing committees will lie named al a meeting o( the newly elect­ ed officers to be called by Rurkt- sometime this mouth. Kwrightson H an d le a n d Charles Rowell were appoint­ ed as an audit committee and announcement was mad.'* that due* will he payable in June. Rurke. as chairman of the building committee, report­ ed that windows in the Com­ munity lluilding have been boarded and George Sotn n.er volunteered to start painting the building. Addi­ tional help is needed for this work, and volunteers are ask­ ed to contact Sommer. Stewart Helnily. retiring president, advised that Frank Fasula, manager of Hie North Orlando Co., had told him that when the building is ready for use water will bo available. Sommer has don- ale I a sink (or t. I..'il I i,j ^ and a refrigerator has In ca given b> Fasula. An outside electrical outlet will be repaired hy Anion Krceck in order that liglH* will be available for outdoor activities such as Little la-a­ gue night guiles. ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO M l.l. IT IN 3 D \1 S . II mil ph-a-ed with strung. in. slant-drying T-l-L. your h e hark at any drug More Waul, Infcctrd skin slough off. W’jtrh ht-allhy -kin rrplare it. Ilrli and burning are gmir. TO O \1 al All Drug Store*. Fat Overweight I Available to you without a doctor'* prescription, our prodor! railed Iblrinr* Vow must 1o»e nglv fat in 7 Hays or your money hark. Odrinei la n tiny tablet ami ea*ily ■•wallowed. Gel rid of exrt-a* fat and live longer. OdrinCv ro*t* S.'l.lll) und I* nnlil on thi* guarantee: if not satisfied lor any reason, just return the package to your dmggiat » and get your full money back. * No que»liona naked. Odrine* ia aold with lliia guarantee by: MrKcynolda Drug Store — Sanford — .Mail Ordrra Filled LITTLE PILES or S A W D U S T IN YOUTl HOME MAY MEAN. POWDER POST B IG T R A D E -IN ALLOW ANCE When You Trade For The Fainou* Vaioo: No Job To» Tough • Smooth Performance. We SeH • Service • Demon* atrate And Trade. Lewis Sales & Service 2517 Country Cluh Rond Phone FA 2-792H mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Onlv 25 �men — Water Safety Instructors Needed Part Water One pf the Summer Safely the of Red Cross program starts Monday at 7:30 p m., Mrs. >tnrttin Kilpatrick. Instructor said to­ IIANSGL AND GRETEL will come to life again on the stage of the Gram­ m ar School auditorium at 7:110 p.m. today ns the fourth grade eluss, under the direction of Miss Ladle Cmupheil presents the operetta. Members of the cast shown here (not in order) include Bonnie Wciboldt ns Hansel: Dawn Boatwright as Grelel; Kathy Banks as the mother; lands Musgrove ns the father and Wesley Bowery as a Cookie child. The public is invited to attend. day. A n y person with a junior or senior lifesaving certificate Is eligible to join, nnd course Insiiuctors ore prim arily Inter­ ested in th*. '.ruining of adult*. Mrs. Kilpatrick »nid. "W e have lost many of our Instructors and have had to cut back on our training pro­ grams. \\ are much In need of new instructors via these classes,** she added. During the past nine months. Mrs. Kilpatrick n«Vcd that I their current catd« nnd w ill I rncr swim ming program, gel the liff-s a 'in g d II. ResusciAiiuie has been demonstrated any instructors who have| be able to help with the sum- | in touch with her. to 6 .1) lift people, to show how to use mouth to mouth artifi­ cial respiration, she said. Th e use of the doll in dent* oust rations will be curtailed temporarily while \\ «t> r Safe­ ty classes are going on. The C ity Recreation I\ -partment will hold swimming classes at the Municipal l’ool this summer, and the lied Cross free suminis- program will he held at the Xnval llase, at Crystal bake in bake Mary and at bake G riffin in Cas­ selberry. Kigistratien will take place June inth, for school age children. FOOD FAIR 25th & PARK OI*KiN Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - Sat. 9 til 6 Tliurs. & Fri. 9 til 9 Class Presents Operetta For PTA |monte Springs P T A members of the current sehiiol term. Mt*mlR*r» or the in tt with Tuesday night'a presenta­ present for the lust meeting tion of the operetta "Hansel hy the larm* audieruu of Alla* •peukirijf pnita did an (‘m olIfiit job and sunus mid dance* and liretel." by tire fiftlr grade were catchy nml lively, Scen­ clans of Mrs. Doris Selrautleet ery fur the production wiia wits enthusiastically received hot rowed from tho I t o y a l .School uf Dance nnd wan com­ plete to the oven m which the wicked old witch war pmhed. i\ t i i i : m i h i « i r 1111: Parents who did not bring Kven the minute miuml effect (D IM ) .11 IH.I:. in (M l ro il *i ;*i i n i »m ; i m v i t , their children l » the l ine, detail* were curried out down K M lH III % erest School's first grade to the call of the cuckoo. In |{r: I X » t r of roundup Wediutulny may pick m c iia f f k v n k ’* Norman ILiker played the VAlJA M KIIAK KI Vs I i Met! up registration lilatd.s at the part of Hansel and Khtine school ally day between p n.iu. JnliliHon was (iirte l, Charlotte NOTH I: T il < l l l ’.IH Id ll * Tn a i .i *itrt a m » and 3 p.m., Mrs. Marie bcwls, Smith was G e r t r u d e , the I'K IS M IN K H \ V IN** ( L A I MH mother amt Michael Smith lilt | ii:M A M ’H A G A IN S T MAUI school secretary said today. I s t a t i: Children who will Is- in the Vi hi ntiii ru< h i»f yon nre hereby n*»t I r I bid ! r«Mulml first grade next year were due lit |nrm«<iii hi ihn»lls*.i(c any to register ut tin- school in claim* nml «I* iu .kmU wttlrh for next year. ytm. or wither of v mi. umy preparation hfivr idmitIinMt iliti lldlittr «*f The y must be six ycuix old l.L K M i.u \ m r i/k.B I.Klfi on or before Janunry l - t . libit, V A U A .Mi'll \ i i 1 i |,t 1** of prill I<iiii I>. I■* ttl€ and n birth certificate) is re­ Cuilfiljr J iii1 if i* ofHrmlnol* Tin- Snnfuril Council of St. quired. - .ponsil-ilily, to l*e on time. to participate in school nfI fairs, pay nttriition, nspect ! authority. A ll of lhe*e viitues will KtMtuI them in good stem! n» they go out to take their place in the* community, no matter what p ro fi-.io ti or oc­ cupation they may follow," he said. "W e have no hope, or pros, pecta f-ir n vocal ional school any time soon," llrackcn said in answer to <|ursiion*. "H u t wt» feel n great lack in not having it imdti-|iui pose comprehensive Job training program for those -indents who mic not going on to col- j lege," llrackcn said. “ M V would like to In- aide to graduate nit our students trained nnd ready to take up a Jolt. There arc millions of high school graduates now walking the a tieels looking for work, with no training or skills which nn employer can use," he pointed out. Hrncken noted that out of the senior class of ill lifting diwign students, six of tin- I'J students already have jobs waiting for them when they get out. even though the course is a two yivir course. "Th e y have already learned enough in this technical train­ ing class that employers are w illing to b in - them and go on training them from there," he said. Hrncken spoke in place of tiuidance Counselor Turn Rich­ ey who was giving testa to ninth gradefs. - was Peter, the father. I-n rry Penning ton p o r t r a y s it the witch nml A line Kvlhim wn# the anmlinnn. Sungs in the show were Music, bit tie Kusic, Prather, Come nml Dance W ith Me, The bittle Mail in the Woods, Keening Prayer unit The M itch is (.otic. Angels were Dei-bio Clues, I’nilla Itryaon, Ccorgiunn W il­ son, K u irn (iroakey, Myrn Hy Mr*. Adam Muller Jumeaon, K a r e n Donnhlson Th e Klurula Federation ol licvciiy Wuffutii, K nty lim it Art, Inc., with the cooperation son uml Penny Masten. Cookie ChiM rcn were Mike of the D rllu ry Arts nnd lloon, Hill W lm rton, Julian Crafts Club and other local Jorilan, Duvhi C r i m w o o il. organizations, will sponsor a Murk Ncufel, John Rcamn, Jo Festival .Saturday ut the De­ Ann Jaeger, lb-bin Clanger nary Mansion House. uml llul-liy Niemi, Kntertnm mrnl fur all age groups is planned between the hours of it a.m . and « p u t. Itofroshmcnt j will he i d u n FI- 1 ild. tit lit* o ffic e served tliroughuut the Fcnti hi ill** ( ’iriiri lltiiii*© «»f mid P.ichnrit nf tin- Knights of Hy Mrs. II. |„ Johnson vat hours. County at sint* ftf liorldti. (Viliimltu* m il iti nrlanJo Sunw |fii|ti « U i *’ ! *.t i’ 11'I *•r m ■"Of Ii► A Spring Ilmiiuliip will Ih* frt*m ilii* H um *•( ili»* fir»t iml»)!«y for tlu-ir T h in i Di-grco held at Monro** .School from llrntlon of .... I;.h Ii in *i h i : i h i itT n r T i l l : rtalni or if* iii.ti'*! *h 'll !*»• in • h i v t \ .ii i h . i :. M d iiN iii.i: (T-rrnu-nire. I p. rn. until 2:30 p in u t )t i n k , ati'l oI-*iII btalf* lb * i o i n i t * r i .i ii ii i f %» Tw enty fivu Pimfuril K<"s this Kriday for al! children lilnce nf r> j*DI< * •- »»hI of- IN I 'l t l H I I I i :. utti-niii-il Kb Jiiim-s f*r)tl)<iiir who will he entering the fled m M k *- i»f ' * rl • - I In m Lalnli* «*f a ml *lot 11 I*. « rn It* t»y «ha* H im a i i : u l / sA *nt *: # s Church for morning M iss mi l school next term *» first rliitriuiiit, a *»*(ii ait'«r»i»v an I J t n P iR p it . any »i|t It r'n lin of ih dm ml nut T « til 1 rritHiir* »uil I '*••**m* i -'rcivi’-l C*j Himlinion in :i io-iy. graders to filed *lin11 I" void, llntliig l Inline ur Drumbile Tho Knights putmlcil mulct T o enter school next term A I h > t L M«*ll tffrty AKlllllel •‘iiltl I ,el»l Ir i As AllTultll^tratiir *»f t lie Vou Ti fill i*«r h *»f >*»a nr* honor escort to n restaurant a child must bo six year* of I’nitti s»f I s * Mebrtffey, !i«<irl»y notfli tl nml r«i|ulr< J t > w here blcakfust vena servcil age on o r Ik*lore Jan. I. Itwii « L *1 I.* • \ id a AS(dirt f« |ir« *i vit nn v H.ilrna «n<l *!»• uriilrr tho wuspirra of the O r- Kacii child attending the fr>. ! 'ff • kimI iiianiU i%*M( Ii >*m. *-r elfin r uf Cordon \ Kn-dirhk ) f'U flirty li*ivr n,:.miel ((>»• «■-* liilulo Council nml Inter tin* roundup must have his birth A tiurncy ft.r til* I-Hind* ■*i>i< nf l i t M A T L ill/ .A v n. n a i;?»a UHKKNf 11r<< i *>I lain ■-r n 11•! T h in i Degree* was cxctuplifii-il certificate •OJ.roi North P itT Avtnue l*UUI»t>% if* 11«r* ( till Illy Jii<!t;e hy Council ”J 11 J. Refreshments w ill he «rrv Kaiifiirds Florhln uf f,f»lil)l>-. I't**r I*I n, Itcfrcshmriits were ai’ rvri! cd in the cafeteria following l ' u M i t h : A pril I*. :-■ May ?. *. ill IIIj* fifftrr III tlirti niiiri f|fi'llB-rt 1M 3 the roundup. t»f o-rtlfi C**t|i nty lit H.nttf f<r if, at the cm) of the ccruimmioi. I 'M ! TT Florlftn, tv 11Lift »t% ruli m itr mitiillirt fr<iiti Hi* tltiif -1 (ho 1m (h r I i.iirl ■>» I** I "im »» f Irn t I*i»tj11«.«fIii n **f fIi! * ii O'* .Imlse. .t-wilnt.lr i tmnh, I'ti.r- I let*. Tw o ro|il*rt uf riff’li i la Hu l.ln, In Pr.»l,nSr. c*r il*niAMl hIia I! I<» In urltltiK In I , ■ I'.ln lr ,.f mfir| eltrtll i-l -1*■ flin |ilrtr« uf AZAt.KR X II VI. I M V) mi*l piipt i.ffiH' int* I is f u e l 4 rr*« n*'*» «*f the I'lnlltirtitl, rr <) T n til r*rr,lll.,r. nlel P rr.n n . ■hull tin att or Ii to hy th# Ila iln a « Inli.i. »r lirmnnil. clrtluiailt. tils n hirlil nr A un ln.i •uni I '.I sift dry and JtOi'ii|ii|ialil*i1 lit fll* i ou amt ■ - -o * r* life ft r of miv dull.* r and mull b rrrl.y n.-Ilfl- I * r #■1,1, , I ( ItvI in or dnniitifl Dot ho filed t •* p r e s e n t n -«v c l a i m s s n-l •IimII Li * v Id demands whir It ,r el I her /•/ IMwnnl K- drren of r'--u, nisv ti.iif i n it-* A h r v it ii t«nr «•f 1fi* La«t satsta of t n VI S 111lii * Will ami TratAfTi#nt of KKAtf, deceaeeil •: Irma T r r n * U r«rti( tin »*4H« d r->unt>-. l-i ill* >’ J-i-l of Pf uilinil* <' -in > gl rl-l i klrrietrom, 11*\ I* a M ilntoili Alinric y* for i:\r. ut»>r al Me offl e In I ......... h-.iiee of ,* ll r ’ > t M " - !*. « *. I'P iu r r lTirt fur-i, Florida * eat* Hanford. Florida e n liar montr-. fr - I' ■ tlnie »*‘i'll* h : May r, >. f*. 21, 1 J of tha publti it n of Ibis not lea. T n -• ■ **- ** cleltn <»r demai t * - l-c In nritiiis eo-i.-.-it) * ii‘ f H-* pt.ii-4 of r*-f- Id- * -n-l I'oal • r r u - a n-l.ilf Hu claim * I'K It 100 I II. 00 Hy l.ouK r Simunrk Forms Available For Registration Of First Graders Legal Notice Third Degree Conferred On Sanford KC ASK ME Counseling Based On The guidance nnd counsel­ ing program in high school is based on batteries of tests given students nil thruugh school and particularly ill the In.t four grades, Seminole High School principal A . J . Bracken told tiie lJuns Club Tuesday. Intensive tests begin in the ninth grade, in o rd ir to de­ termine students' basic intelli­ gence, ability to learn, their power to utilize kltowbclge, their strengths and weakness­ es, lie said. "W e especially wish to cell phnsizc that the guidance counselor does not dia l with personal or family problems of students. Ho only deals with their school work, aca­ demic courses urn! study pro­ grams," llr.ickcn said. "(iood eitim is of the com­ munity dn not necessarily make the best students," llrilckrn said, "O u r job is not just to pack in the facts, but to try to help make nu n nnd women out of boys and girls. We want them to learn to accept re- CENTER SH O P P IN G Tests, Bracken Says LEADING HOLES in the operetta, “ Hansel and Gretel,” which was prefu iiled a t Tuesday night’s meeting of the Altamonte Springs Elementary J’TA, were played by Elaine Johnson as Gretel; Michael Smith as Peter, the fath er; Charlotte Smith as Gertrude, the mother and Norman Baker as Hansel, left to right, (Herald Photo) ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Termites \ 1)1her IVats 2»i0I ’AIIK DR. .T22-88(i;» SANFORD DcBary Clubs Set Festival Monroe School Sets Roundup Legal Notice SHELL: I ’d tell you to buy at B R IT T ’s. Prices arc always in line. . Delivery and Service always included. to deal with. . . . We arc nice . 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Designed f o r BerlriHini (]uiekly Benmu’d For Storage Automatic ThermoMal Convenient I t .7 volts 7 ' i amjiH. operation i,huh irru INSTANT INSTALLATION ■6 No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford G as Co. io» w . a t ut . GE AIR CONDITIONER FREE HOME AIR CONDITIONING ESTIMATE CALL 323-0636 K s m -z .'lU T v ia s n a u �For o h m the Russian* have been Mfefht with their 8putn!ka ■putter­ ing. They announced another rocket waa on the way to the moon (they couldn't very well hide it from the Western tracking stations.) The thing missed. The Soviets, of course, let on that this was intentional and that all ob­ jective* of the mission were m et The Informed part of the world knows better. Two and a half yearn after crash­ ing Lunik II on the moon and then, Political month later, photographing the hidden side of the moon with Lunik III, you don’t “deliberately" miss the moon by 5,000 miles with Lunik IV. So they’re only men after all. We have suspected It all along. More im­ portantly. maybe the Russians them­ selves will begin suspecting it. Perhnps they will even go so far one day as to admit a mistake. This they have never done. When — and if — they do, they’ll find out it’s not so bad. No one will laugh a t them. We know they goofed this time. Iiut we’re not Inughing a t them. a WASHINGTON—(NEA) — Whether new restrictive labor legislation cornea oat of Con­ gress this year may be deter­ mined by the outcome of the railway labor work rule* la­ me. President Kennedy’* Emer­ gency Board reviewing this four-year-old dispute between America's railroads and their on-train employee ii expected to file its report about May Intolerable Incompetence The lives of many individual ser­ vicemen — not to mention the secur­ ity of the country — may depend on the soundness with which missiles, planes, submarines and other defense devices are put together. Wouldn't you imagine, therefore, that workmen and firms who turn these things out would apply them­ selves to their tasks with extreme care and high dedication? Large numbers plainly do just th a t But as we are learning from the inquiry Into the tragic case of the submarine Thresher, some do not. If ever a matter called for full congressional Investigation, this would seem to. Indeed, enough evidence of poor performance exists to suggest that we ought to have a revival of the militant spirit which characterised the Senate Preparedness subcommit­ tee in wartime. And any probe should concern It­ self not eimply with what happened to the Thresher in the Portsmouth Naval shipyard, but with what hapto other submarines and many of naval craft when they are _ overhauled or repaired. Some reports filtering out of these places are pretty frightening. From one yard, a submarine com­ mander examining repairs to his ship's hull Mid; E Dick to. “That weld will nevor hold under pressure." You might ns well send a plane up with a gaping hole in the wing as take a submarine down with a weak spot in its hull. Testimony already taken with re­ spect to the Thresher offers a consid­ erable catalogue of deficiencies, an the part of Itoth naval yard work­ men and outside, private suppliers of components. Of the vessel’s extensive system of hydraulic valves, one in every five was originally installed backwards. The same thing happened to the per­ iscope mechanism. The rudder com­ plex, the air system and other ele­ ments were defective a t the outset. Some of the proud working folk at Portsmouth yard do not like to hear such criticisms. One culled them “lumps In the mashed potatoes." But when lives — and the na­ tion’s safety — are involved, this is no time to invoke the great alibi of the mid-20th century: "Only a min­ ority were responsible." A minority of one can send a submarine to the bottom. What goes on in nnval construc­ tion is only part of what may be u very large and unhappy commentary on certain elements in American la­ bor and management. The Thresher disaster suggests, however, th a t this is the place to licgin digging. Clara became jcaioua of her baby girl because it “ stole the show.” Then Clara grew ksirU M at her sera evil thought* and de­ ckled she mast be Insane, yet her Ideas a r t often experienced by new moth­ er*. Bo leant the true facto shoal thio “ Death Wish” and you can salvage many marriages. CASE P-434. Clara B.. aged 37, U the young mother who required shock treatment. Tor Clara had been a spoil­ ed, only child prior to mar* rlage. She worked as a mo­ del because she admired her­ self, in Narcissus fashion. Although she didn’t want children, aha finally became pregnant. And then raised W est Soys A t the United States, we cross­ ed the wide Potomac, a river and drove through a region of thick, virgin auburbs. To our delight, the roads were passable. We had been warned that thry might be dogged with native vehicles. Eventually wc came tn Dm* foothills of the Ulue Kidge chain and establish a base camp where we took on ex* tra supplies of ginger ale and cheese crackers. By unanimous agreement, the post of group leader was assigned to Myron Glaser, a travel writer who waa In­ strumental In organising the expedition. Glaaer waa chosen mainly because he haa a pair of shoes with leather lacei. Nothing Inspire* confidence like leather ahoclacet. Having astured ourselves everything was In order, we began our ascent. After running into a cou­ ple of trees, wc took our eyes off the summit and began to watch where wc were go­ ing. Among mountain climbers, (hero lx a rlosencia and cam­ araderie that tort of bring! a lump |o your throat, parti­ cularly when you have been ealing rhresc cracker*. It would be a pity If the fraternal spirit that bound our group and made it pass­ ible for us to achieve our goal were shattered by rival O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E claim* over who beat whom to the summit. AtAven i col)to oouetn It really doesn’t matter MV BANKROLL bv t w»*r//Ofty o o tuckio away— nuchctoos investment which of ui waa approxi­ ano i vw» fiawMairTO b u t a i w A T TUB KACfc TRACK/ 8 / / mately the 323,Z75lh American T W M M X O A IP 1N S MAT/ Of COORSa, CARCBJt. ST U O V 1 C A N *4 T COULD U M T H K O T T A N C * K X g to conquer Old Rag. Hie C U M IN ATB THB KLAMEdT a O A *D BUT WHAT honor belongs equally to all W t X t lO t OW 6 MAltTHA N S * T of us. M CK f SHft'D 600H 6£N6& Someone had to be content t h a t f M Mo t s m p io v c o AT yOAAKTVlS 6 MOK& wilh being approalmately the 323,277th. the 323471th, etc. Thrre wasn’t room up them for everybody at the aamc time. Reside*, crowd* make me nervous. Rattier than bicker over Individual credit, I propose to end my account of the ex­ pedition oa a philosophic note. Why would * man of sed­ entary habits lame himself with blistered heel*, stiff joints and sore muscles climbing a mountain? My wife aiked me that question end I responded with the traditional reply. "Becauee," I laid, “I ’m stupid." GHp&mfrrb fyraft Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thuri., May 9, 1963 WAkTlUt a. UIXI.UW, UIITUK Ami riBUBM Ka cu w amis a . d c ia w o u a u a a t SKJsaMkL A d v e n la lB S D ir e c to r X s tiils s caller Jia lB L I N O I U K U jiid y u r a u s llu s ln e s e U a u a a . r Ceualr Caller • IIIMI.Kt a. UISA»* o K c u a r a*si cm C la e s m e d M e u a s r Beeletjr M l tar r u i a IU M V U S I iw iio t h v s u m C lr c a la ttu a U s s t i s r JTseluie Bdller a*BU WKLI.S U k h is iu i au p t I t a K S i m a a *i * tic» Br Mall Alt other li w A sli Cssslr 111.4* I Tsar It.H I Tear 4.14 • Mouth* M tl a M outh* M l I Month* See s H u th s M I Meath I St) I Month U. a. Festal lUguiailoha previa* that all Ball aabeertpUeaa ha S tlt la advance.________________________________________ Catered aa second elaae Bailer October IT, ill* at lha Peal OCTlea el Seaferd. Florida, ander the Act el Cea erase of March. Tfet Morale M a number st lb* Uuli.il 1‘r*** watch I* aailUM .mclesivaly to the us* for rapubllcatlea of all lb* local new* — 7 to able a«w*p*p*r. .M o n o i s MERELY A CHUNK OH COAL. THAT STUCK. T O »TtS J O B SOUTHERN AIR Heat. « Air Cowdlttowlag . Refrigeration 3313 Park Dr. PA .3-1331 Quotes They work at night down there. —Lawyer James B. Donovan, on odd hours kapt by Caa< tro’a henchmen. In a free society, both man­ agement and labor are free to do voluntarily whet we are unwillingly to Impose by law. —President Kennedy, urging management and labor reatralnt in alrcl prices and wages. B r i t i s h Ambassador Sir David Ormsby Gore U A Knight Commander of St. Mi­ chael and St. George, neither of whum ever existed. I am a Knight Commander of the British Empire, which haa ceased to exist. . . . No won­ der the French did not want such an Illogical people In the Common Market, —Australian Ambassador Sir Howard Beats. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I caln with her husband for ircnthi. Up 111! the moment the baby arrived, Clara waa still the focus of her par­ ents and husband. “How do you feel!” they would Inquire. Then they shifted to tbe baby girl and thereafter woukl always start out with; “How la (lie baby today? Did she take all of her hottleT” So Clara subconsciously re ­ sented this losa of family limelight, even to her own daughter. For tome people are al­ most as much addicted to their hunger for the eoclal spotlight, aa narcotic addicts are enslaved by morphine. Clara thought, “Oh, It was mi much nicer before the baby arrived." Then the Import of that with struck her with full consciousness. “ Why, ! wished for the death of my baby girl," she reeled backward In shock. “ But no norma) mother would ever be so jealous of her child that she’d wish her dead. So I am not nor­ mal." Soon Clara converted this phrase “not normal” Into Its ayronym "abnormal" and then quickly translated "ab­ normal" into "inianc." Thereafter, Clara tried to assume eymptoms of Insan­ ity. She said her mind was failing her, for everything went blank when her husband would ask about the baby’a cute tricks. “ I’d try to remember her new accomplishment*," Clara apologised, “ but whenever lie would telephone, 1 couldn't recall a thing." Ultimately, Clara worked b ern tf Into aurb a state that DON'T GROW WEEDS! K IL L THEM WITH... (OBTfig) WEED&GON Kills Roots and All! Won't Harm Grass claim would destroy 65,000 job*. If coming negotiation* end In stalemate and there la a ■trike, Congrees will have a new reason for legislating to protect the public Interest, A new labor bill Just Intro­ duced by Sen. Jacob K. Javlt, R-N'J., 1* regarded as signifi­ cant in this connection. He proposes that the strike provi­ sions of both the Railway La­ bor and Taft-Hartley Act be amended. He w o u l d authorize the President to appoint board* of inquiry into lalior disputes. These boards would be given a new power to make recom­ mendations for settlement, in uddition fact-finding. In place of the 80-day court injunctions now obtainable under Taft-Hartley for "coolIng-off’ periods, the Javita bill would provide fur a 30day required bargaining pe­ riod on a board's recommend­ ations, even though neither tide would be required to ac­ cept the recommendations. This npparcntly would elim­ inate employe etectioni on ac­ ceptance or rejection of man­ agement’* last offer in a la­ bor dispute. Whila maritime industry representatives have testified before the House Merchant Marine Committee In favor of the last-offer pro­ vision, government conciliat­ ors hava not found It to b* effectlva or workable. Railroad management for­ merly opposed arbitration of tvs labor disputes but haa now ewung round to support I t Tha brotherhood* oppose it Mnd have even refuted to con­ sider the presidential commis­ sion recommendations to allow change* tn work rules. Daniel P. Loom!*, American Association of Railroads pres­ ident, believe* that “the final answer to recurring crises in transportation lies in making board recommendations final and binding on disputing part­ ies. "I believe that once binding arbitration is set up, you will get a rebirth of real collective bargaining to get mutually satisfactory agreeuienta." The argument seem* to bo that labor and management will strive to reach agreement in order to avoid arbitration in which either aide might lose. This is a negative approach which seasoned liiimr mediat­ ors urc inclined to believe will not work. All these developments coin* at a time when labor relations appear to be improving a littie, after a bad winter. With the long New York and Cleveland newspaper strikes ended, two smaller rail dis­ putes settled, rubber workeis reaching new agreements with the major tire companies, and auto and steel worker unions holding prenegotiations talks intended to head off strikes later In the year, there is * little late spring sunshine on the labor front horizon. A major achievement hue been to get Secretary of La­ bor Willard Wirt* out of tha business of having to devote ao much time to putting out strike fires, for which he is neither staffed nor equipped. The big effort now will be to get collective bargaining back in the handa of laixir and management representatives, where it belong*. . . . Neutrals Lean To Reds? Barbs be of benefit to the Red Chi­ nese and not to Moscow. 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Notebook Members of this board are Judge Samuel I. Rosenman of New York, President Clark Kerr of University of Cali­ fornia and Nathan P. FeinI singer. University of Wiscon­ sin law professor. All three have been fact-finders and a r­ bitrators in numerous labor disputes for 25 years. There will be 30 day* after the Board reports for the car­ riers and the brotherhoods to work out a settlement. If they do, and If there Is no strike, pressure for new legis­ lation to restrict unions I* ex­ pected to vanish In Congress. But three times this year representatives of railroad management have walked out of negotiation! on tha work rules issue. They have Insisted upon acceptance of the lt#12 recommendations of a 15member Special R a i l r o a d Commission a p p o i n t e d by Kennedy—backed by * Su­ preme Court d e c 1 ■ I o n on March 4 upholding tha right of management to a b a n g # work roles. Representative* of the oper­ the was sent to ■ sanitarium ating brotherhood! hava been w’ ere she received ahock just as adamant In opposing treatment and spent six tha work roles changes they months. When she came home, she began to compensate for her Phil Newsom Says previous callous "Death Wish." "God will surely strike my baby and kill her, to punish me," Clara reasoned A t the moment, Laotian As for the United Stale*, secretly. So Clara insisted on sleep­ neutrality cleanly Is in the the pressures It can bring to ing with the baby and would self-interest of th , Soviet preserve the neutrality of waken anxiously to make Union. Laos largely are moral unless sure it was still breathing. Equally clearly, th* Soviet it wishes to commit U. S. Tills “ Death Wish" ’s • very common complex that Union doe* not have th* de­ troops. This, it already has afflicts many people who are cisive voicev demonstrated, it doe* not secretly jealous of a mem­ That vole* restA with Red wish to do. ber of their family and who It ran. as It Is going to do may sometime catch them- China. and as it did last year, put aelvci thinking; U. 8, troops Into neighboring “Oh, it would lie so ..tuch Thailand as a warning against nicer if baby (or invalided Communist aggression in that parent or mate) were not direction. here." By Hal Cochran It can aa it has, send AverThen they may suddenly Peopla who can taka it ara wake up to the fact that they either eelf-impotrant, self, ell Harriman, one of the archi­ tect* of I-aotian neutrality, have toyed with the idea righteous, or have a guilty to Moscow to remind the Rus­ of death for that member of conscience. sians that if CVmmunlst prom­ the family. ise* are not kept in Laos tha This shocks them Into thinking they must be hein­ No one ever made hi* mark United States will be moat re­ with an araser. luctant to conclude other ous monsters and “not nor­ agreement* which also depend mal," meaning “inaane", so Money can't buy happiness, upon Communlat promise*. they may actually try to These include such Issues adopt symptoms of Insanity. but it ran pay the luxury tax Such thoughts of death do when you find it. a* Berlin and disarmament, NOT mean you are ahn-"mal. both of which are far more lmThe family budget envel­ portant to the Soviet Union They occur to everybody at one time or another when opes are often so futile, i'u t than any exchange of real we are too confined by a and take! estate In Laos which ran only loved one’s care. So just Keep your eye on th* ball, shrug your shouWer* and golfers, even when the gal* go ignored them. And send for my booklet around in short shorts. on “ The Death Wish.” en­ T h r e e teen-agers were closing a long stamped re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. Add caught robbing a blind candy it to your file for future re­ ■tors clerk. Lota of lock to them. ference. Worry Clinic Rag Mountain Rough Too! WASHINGTON OJPI) Hard oa the be«U of the A aeriean expedition to lit. Everest comes sews of an­ other expedition tin t alio was heist oa the hoeIs. An Intrepid group, of which this eorreepoodent wee a member, h at just returned from the summit of Old Rag Mountain, Virginia. That craggy, forbidding penBtcIt, known as “ the roof of Madlaon County," had pre­ viously bean conquered only by approximately US,ITS Americans, glee or taka a Brownie I m p and Ifas^ Young Republicans Club. Setting forth from Wash­ ington which is (ha capital of Peter Edson NO NSTO P GAME SINCE 1814 Sputtering Sputnik United Van Lines m o v in g w it h c a r e e v e r y w h e r e . 4 �tth r Chisox 'Grab' First 'NUTHER BIG YEAR By-Alan Mover r fS ww t/H teST is - r y 'c ^ WA**fK$ P A m o r M /L w * i/x e £ . # fc £ .in z y > jcv.\'££> s r /w y e s u t. #7%e<. fS-> if/W -oio stc> £ / x f “n s eo.'/T'.W E Z M/f* d t W i T a Y ~ -5 #£££#£> ffO O XZ. Bj In itrd Pre*» Inlrrnatlonil, inning were * two-run double went the distance with the who have !o»t three of their A cynical observer of the by Pete Ward and a three-run aid of three double plays to last four games. rarly American League pen- double by J. C. Martin. Ed- become the season's first sixDon Lock hit a grand slam nant race might well remark die Fisher went eight innings game winner. homer in the lust of the 13th today that while the cat's to win hi* second game for The Tigers beat New York to give the Senator* their away the mire will play. the Sox while tlie loss was Ha- when Jim Bouton walked victory alter the Indian* took The role of the cat in the kow’s second against three Norm Cash to start the last a 3-1 lead on singles by Mike AL is played, of course, by wins. of the ninth and Kaline fol­ De La llnz and Vie Davalillo the New York Yankees—ty. The Orioles talhercd four lowed with ■ drive off the and a triple by- Johnny Humlanital rulers ol Joe Cronin's Boston pitcher* for IT hits. second deck of the left field ano, Dick Iludulph allowed' house for the last three sears. Including Jim Gentile's filth stand* at Detroit. Jake Wood four hits over the entire disAnd the role of Ur- mice is homer of tlm season and three hit two homers and Bubba lance to win hi* third game. being played on a day-to-day singles and a double by- Phillips one for the Tigers The loss snapped the Indian*’ basis by long-suffering teams Brooks Hobinsnn to deal Gene while Tom Trcah hit two and five-game winning streak. supposedly doomed for the Conley hi* first defeat Steve Yogi Berra and Clete Boyer , Ken Hunt homered in the second divisions. Barber allowed 12 hit* hut one each for the Yankees, eighth inning lo snap a 3-3 Itesult: A different firstlie for the Angels, who swept place occupant in tile AL on their three-game series with each of the last three days, tlie Twins at Los Angeles. Mrl hirst it was the Kansas City Nelson, who took aver tor Athletics. Then it was ttie Don Lee after the Twin.* tied Boston tied Sox. And today the score In Hie fifth inning it is the Chicago While Sox. on back-to-hack double* by The While Sox moved Into Zoilo Ver*j!!e.* and liernic first place Wednesday night Allen plus an infield single when they scored eight runs by Jim Kiiat, received credit j in the seventh inning und John A. Spolski t togetherness, huh?) and Dick lor tlie triumph. went on to wallop the Ath­ Didja ever have one ot I «tkin*. letic.*. 8 3. The White Sox' up­ Shirley bad hi single and rising came after Ed Hakow those night* when you ju*t series for the guls with a hid pitched a perfect game can't do anything WltONG? 187 307 set Flojd cupped sin­ (or six full innings — retiring I know that we all have gle honor* with his 224 ami 18 consecutive batters on a 'those night*' when we can’t Atkin* averaged is* with his In tills weeks play of Hu.... total of 00 pitches. do the right things, but just three game total of 300. Jet Bowlerettes League Bet* Tlie lied Sox tumbled out Incidentally, I think it's a of first place when they were Hr* other night Charlie Moss m a r k e d improvement in tcye Smith had the high ser­ walloped. 10-4, by the Balti­ of NAS had one of those Dick's bowling lately. And ies of 638. Not too ninny pin* more Oriole* while the Yan •goodie’ evenings. you know he credits it to lieliind her vvn* Dot Johnson Charlie rolls for the NAS kees (are they Just »low gel getting himself a new hall. with n 52U. Mary Sternum hud ling Marled or i* this going Ten Pins in the Navy In­ The* rca*on 1 make mention the high game of 2)1 unit to he one of those years?) tramural League and carries of this fact is that if you Shirley Mm tin was n close were bealon, 7-G, on a two run a respectable 130 average. feel Uiat you’ve now (Hit- second with 207. ll was back lo tin* minor* ninth-inning homer by A1 Ka- Thai's just about the national grown rolling a 'convention­ Other high games rolled for such players a* Eli Grba, average for men, loo. were 191) by Elaine Kostivnl, linr of tlie Detroit Tiger*. Well Charlie had tlie big­ al grip* bowling ball, this t'.iO by Dot Johnson, 1811 and Jim Constable and Ty Cline Tlie Washington Senator* would he tlie ideal time to a* the major league defeated the Cleveland In gest and best night of Imwling have it expanded to a semi- 187 by llettye Smith, 172 by ) today as that lie can remember! He Jun Valentina and PH) by clubs cut their roster* lo the dians, 6-3. and the lat* An­ or full finger-tip. geles Angels beat (lie Minne­ had games of 220. 208, HU If you're going to be do­ Alice Scyton. 23-man limit. Split* converted were the sota Twins, 4-3. in other AL lor a 6TT scratch series. ing an experiment, now’s Grba, the veteran pitcher And get tills. In that 208 7 by D*'t Johnson mid Jessie game*. tin* time to tin it (luring the 2who won 111 games over the game lie s|)ot ten consecu­ Brook* and the 3-11)0 by Jesse Mike Hershberger broke summer months. Jiakow's perfecl-game spell tive strikes. He struck in the The Sunday Night Mr. L llrook* mid Joun E v c r I y, lust two seasons, was ship­ 9-10 by Alice Scrtun. ped to Hawaii of the Pacific with a single to ojten the first frame, split in llu* 2nd Mrs. leader was Tom (Big 3Turkeys were r o l l e d by- Coast League by the Los An­ seventh inning and also had a and then continued to strike Black llati Best! Tom must I'.e balance of the way. double before the big frame he finally getting adjusted to Elaine Kostivnl, Gert llridgcs, geles Angels along with in.. , That's mail boy, Charlie! was over. Big blows of the those new glasses cause he llettye Smith, Shirley Mar­ fielder Tom Satriano, who Let's sec if we can't give nilled games and series tin, Je**e Brook* and Miiry hist out in a battle with Felix )«■ a quickie review of the Torn1* for the regular job Sternum. ‘stars' in action this past which are indicative of his at third base. potential. week. Tlie Angel* also sold pitch­ His hi game of Hie series Pat Draim Checking over Hr* results er Bon Moeller outright to was a 2o7 ami hr finished of last week's play in Hie Hawaii, rutting their actual United Press International, willi a 383 set. That’s good Paces Keglers City league. Snuffy Smith rostrr to 2l players. Thp 23th National League *1,notin’ In any man's league. In tlir Holler Motoi* Niivy and Bobby Bursdorff tied for W. Pet. This league Is really tight Wive* League, But Draim roll­ man, bonus player. Bob Dar­ the hi game Itonorx with a Ban Francisco 18 .043 for the top lltree positions ed a high game of 17I/-I15 win, is with Hawaii, tint is 228. Big John IBir of the counted on the Angels ros­ Pittsburgh 14 .383 . . . EHhTIs, Krvrk a and Hie series. Lake Monroe Inner* took ter under Hr* new bonus rule. Chicago 15 .317 Guthrie's. Evelyn Fitzputrick 105/431; series with his <>23 night. Constable, recently pur­ St. laiuis 10 .571 Our Friday night Sanford Joy Mmklcy from llu\ All-1) Bud UcJong had one of chased from the Minnesota Los Angeles 14 his better nights ill the Peter­ Herald Mr. A- Mr*. l-eaguc O. W. team rolled a 105/411 Twin* organization, was ship­ 13 Milwaukee .401 is shaping-up real nicely, nml picked up the 5-8-ltl split; sen Doubles last Friday p.m. ped to Tacoma of the I’l l, by Cincinnati II .138 thank you! Hetty (Juillill flom tin- saillo Bud blasted a 237 hi singles Philadelphia 11 .110 So far, we have fifteen team converted the rather dif­ the Sun Francisco Giants, as Harry Pentecost again New York 11 .423 couples registered to howl in ficult 11-7 split. Other splits who also sent catcher Jim look series with his <P8. Us­ Houston 9 .333 it. The league will begin on were converted by Chris Love­ Coker to Toronto of the In Today's Probable Pitchers ually, a guy gets hot and Friday night at (L4.5 p.m.— lace, 3-tU ami Barbara Kelly, ternational league. Neither saw much action with the Philadelphia at New York stay* Ihat wuy for a week May 10th. We’ll hold an elec­ 0-7-10. Giant*. —McLish (03) vs. Craig (2- or two and then lie start* tion of officers an bowl right •lookin' around for even Cline, Hie speedy outfielder 3). improvement and after that. Pittsburgh at Chlrago — more The Monday Evening Wo­ Green Back Schwab ( 2 0 ) vs. Ellsworth PANG . . . lie slips Into a men's Scratch League— Wllslump without realizing it. In Cam p (2 - 2 ) . That's not the case for son-Makr sponson-d, held a San Francisco at Milwau­ WASHINGTON (ITI’I) — meeting at Hie lanes this past United I'rrsa International Harry, though. He's been kee— O’Dell (3 0) or Sanford Gene Green'* return to the Monday. National league rollin' that Big Bomb of Ilia (3 1) vs. Spatm II I). They had their election of Cleveland Indian* wasn't any­ Player A Club Alt It. II. I’ll. for Hie last couple of weeks, Houston at Cincinnati night officers for the Fall Season, thing lo write home about. 108 22 49 .370 F. Ainu, SF -Johnson (1-0 vs. Maloney consistently! His top aver­ which'll begin on Sept. 9th The veteran utility player Covington, Phil 55 13 21 ,:wxi age is just under 105 in this (3-1). Peterson Doubles League. with gals with averages of was f i n e d a n undisclosed Fdwards. Cm 77 8 28 .381 la)s Angeles at St. Louis amount when he rejoined tlie Wine, Phil 130 and up. 37 4 29 .351 night—Podres (1-3) vs. Gib­ Man. that's really tossin' a Gloria Arcardi was elect­ Indian* W e d n e s d a y after White. St 1. ltd 19 37 .33(1 devastating bill. son 0-1). "jumping" the club in Lo* An­ ed Madam I’m ; Helen All(13 II 31 .3X1 1 take note that there was Fairly, l.\ Friday's Gaines man is the ’Veep’ and Fran geles. Hour* later, lie appear­ Grunt, ,M. L 115 19 38 .3311 »omc ‘Star’ bowling in Ihc Cincinnati at New York, right Morton is Hie Secret ary Trea­ ed a* a pinch-hitter against Virdnn, Pitt B7 3 22 .328 Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Shooting Stars Thursday a.m. surer. I believe that the girls the Washington Senator* ami .58 ID 19 .328 Menke, Mil women's league. night Mama, I mean Joanic will be fielding around an 8 struck out. lit) 21 3fl .327 \aron. Mil St. l<oui» at Pittsburgh, night American Iragne Adams shot a 101 hi single or 10 team league. Chicago at Houston, night Our welcome mat is out Johnson High Player A < lull All It. II. I'll. AND Beverly Grabarkiewicz San Francisco at I*>1 AO this week tn the fine folks had the hi three—518. 73 12 28 .373 In the Shooting Slur* Lea­ Causey, KG gelc*. night front Deurlwrn Electronics gue, Dot Julin*ou bud high Yitrzmskl, Ik,.* HI 15 29 .34.5 The Bail A Chalners who Amrriran league who ire landing in their own (Ml 17 31 .311 W. 1,. Prt. were doing live ‘Pin buHin' league on Monday's at 6:45. game for the morning arMion: Fox. ( In Bobinson. Chi 91 II 31 .341 were Shirley Martin. Floyd 198/498 icrie*, »o did Shirley 11 10 .083 Chicago Tlie so folks hive (lie right 88 15 30 .311 12 9 .371 Martin (liow do you like Hut idea, I'll tell you . . . they're Martin who rolled a 181/518 Schilling, Bo* Boiton Wagner, I.A 19! 15 3ft .337 ■eric*. Other high game* were: .55B 13 12 Kansa* City out strictly for Hie fun of 87 11 29 .333 Suzy Brno 1(17/459 *erie*, Boyer, N’Y 12 to .545 New York bowling. Joun Adam* 104/424, Louise Kaline. Det IU1 17 35 .3311 14 12 .338 Baltimore And before it slip* our Charles. KC 109 18 :n .330 Cadenhrad 405 seiic*. 15 14 .317 Isis Angeles mind, we'll he running the Allison Mum 91 19 31 33U 10 10 .500 Cleveland Sunday Sweeper this week 15 .423 II Detroit with tlie usual tiu io o first II IB .407 Washington place guarantee. Only 55.00 CLEVELAND (U l’l) _ 10 IB .383 GENEVA (H IT)—Ingcmar entry Be and it's Itamlicap- Jack Nickluu*. Arnold I’almei Minnesota Today’s Probable Pilchers Johansson, insisting that hr 10x1. Squad* at I p. m. and and Gary I'luyrr have entered New York at Chicago - never fell better, today was every hour and a half here­ the * 11(1,tail) Cleveland Open night— Terry <3-3) Piz- busy denying reports that he after. golf tournament at tha Beech, zsro ( t oi or Herbert (31). is planning to retirr from the See you next week. mont Country Club. Cleveland at Washington ring. "All reports like this arc a night—Grant (22) vs, Stcnlie,’’ suid the former heavy­ house (1-2). Boston at Baltimore night— weight champion. "They are Yonbouquctte (23) vs. Es­ quite untrue and have upset a lot of people in Sweden." trada (0-1). Johansson also dened that Only games scheduled tlie Swedish Boxing Federa­ Friday’s Game* Kansas City at Minnesota, tion ordered him to undergo a brain examination alter his night I ail Angeles at Chicago, night recent fight with Britain’s Blian London whi n he surviv­ Cleveland at Detroit, night New York at Baltimore, night ed a last round knockdown to Washington at Boston, night win a decision. TXif AMP C£9 r s y y rM ra x i£ P ? £ -JC.V9£4*c.\’,\a<3 Afa cs *969 M a x e * 9 ffrV FV)££ 72F /,</ TA’f 774V a V Strikes . . . Spares It Was Back To Minors For Vets Like Grba, Larry League Leaders Not Quilting, !nao Says In National Loop 'Bums' Shock Cards Ity United Press Intel national their single-inning high for That bomb Walter Alston ^the season—and went on to tag Boh llendley with his wa* supiHvsed to he sitting on second loss. Willie McCovey has exploded — and all but had a homer and n single and lure apart llu* SI. Louis Car-| Jim Davenport. Felipe Aim diitai pitching staff. anil Jose Pagan also luil two 11 only goes to show what hit* each to lead the ll hit the Lo* Angeles Dodger* can San Francisco attack do when they slop lighting among themselves and con­ Tin* Culi* ran their winning centrate on the enemy. Forty- streak to live games — their eight hours ago the Dodger* longest since P.H1I — with a looked* like they were coming four-run eighth inning rally touched oil by Nelson Ma­ apart at tlie seams. Today they look-.it least to thews' homer and given tor shell-shocked Cardinal pilch- thcr Impetus by double* by er*—like the team that is fav­ Jim Sehar Iter, lam Brock ored to wm the National Lea­ and Itoii Santo 'The bulk nl tlie attack wa* against Elroy gue pennant The Dodgers accomplished Face. Pirate relief ace, who the turnabout with a twogame display ol lumcr that accounted (or 22 run* on 2(1 hits tlie fireworks included six double*, two tuples am! tour homers powering the way to successive It I and It-3 victories over (he Car­ dinals F t)111 Wl)U I II (11PI i Tlie laller. accomplished with six runs m Hie last two Boli Cliul hs, wins -ays lie is innings Wednesday night, en "rlghl-foolid. light-eyed nod aided llu* Dodgers to cele­ right-handed" lint plays golf brate despite a home rim by from the left side, menaced Stan Mosul which etuhled gulf's elite ngidn today nt the the 42-year-old Cardinal star start of tin* fi'UMKTO I o|o,dill to pass Babe Built ami set National Invitation Ton, mia new major league career un-nt. record ol 1.337 extra base The 27-yeni-old New Zen hit*. Mosul's history-making hinder, viIni lots been in (lie homer came in the Iniirlli m money in eighl of Id- tt -tailmug otl Boll Miller and wa* unit capped los first full effort liis second round tripper of oil tho U. S pio tour try turn­ tin* season. ing in a 59,000 first-place vic­ The San Francisco Giants tory in tho Houston ( lassie, w a l l o pe d the Milwaukee out-stlukixl Ho- field in Wed­ Brave*. 12-5, the Chicago nesday* pro-anialeur warm­ Cutis heat llu* Pittsburgh Pi­ up. rates, 9 ft, the Cincinnati Beds Chalk*, putting for birdie* topped the Houston Colt*. 3 2, oil every lode lint, the fifth, and the New York Met* edged mutiugrd lo roll home four of Hie Philadelphia Phil*, 3 2, in them flout 4, Id, 18 and 39 other NL arlion. fret on four of Hu- first eight Willie Davis drove hi three hole*, then mntrhcdl Colonial'* run* with two homers and a M-golslion figures the rest of triple, Wally Moon had a dou­ the way fur a 31-35—tW, ble and two singles. Maury worth 5350. Willis, Jim Gilliam ami Bon The lean New Ztsilmider, Fairly had Iwu hits each and ranking ninth in money win­ Dodger baxc-nttmer* slide nings with 511,(507.04, found four base* in Hie larnival at tlie week's lent lie tool, prior St. Lnmt. Bon Perranoski, lo Colonial ngreed svith hi* wliu pitched 2*» inning* nl weight and hi* golf game, lie middle-inning relief, received addl'd n welcome six or seven credit for hi* fifth win pounds to Id* weight und got against one defeat. his fairway game back oil the Tlie Giant* scored seven line ufter finishing out of the run* in tho fourlli inning — money in Hie Texas Open tlie week after Id* Houston tri­ umph. Wldle Chillies was clipping liirdce coupon* Wednesday, the lour’* "big four"—.luck Nicklaun, Arnold I'Hlmcr, Tuny l.cma and Gary Player—found William* Be* tan cunt mif- the 25-inlle-iiii-lniur wind* ami fered their flr*l loss of tlie Hie tortuous Colon)id Inyuiit a Women'* Softball League sm- real lest. Pinyer did ruunugu a»n as Hoy were downed by to |s- nine inm of tin, six AMS 7-U Wednesday, winning Imrli-r allowing 15 Connie Brown wa* tlie m. HODGES scattered hit*. In Mcn'n softball play. PLUMIJINU Grant* of LmigwiHid toppled • MBI.I.S DBII.LED Mcltnnry 5-U behind the three hit pitching of Grtulil Howl­ • PUMPS HUIt\ II Ell AND INSTALLED ing. In Little leugiie play, • SPBINKLEII SI S TEMS Chase walloped Locomotive • I BEE iS'TI.M A'TES Kngimri* II I with .Stan WlnC A LL F A 2-60.T7 five getting the victory, Murgau Idi a home run for the I'A O I .A ROAD Engineers. with a light hitting average, also went to Toronto, a ' Hie Milwaukee Brave* recalled Ihuiiis pitcher Han Schneider from Denver of the I’d*. The Cleveland Indian* dis­ patched pitcher Jack Curli* to Jacksonville of the II, and returned catcher Bui) I.ipvk to Little lioek, also in Hie II,. while Hr* Kait-a* City .Vs optioned catcher Jose Azcue to Portland of the PCI,. The Washington Senators got down to tlie limit by optioning pitcher Jun Hannan to Itiehmnnd ol the II, and selling catcher Boh Schmidt lo the same club after pur­ chasing catcher Jlobtr Lind r Hi from the Haiti more Ori­ oles. Earlier Wednesday tin* De­ troit Tiger* sent pilrltor Frank l.ary, one of llicir stars over tlie last few sea­ sons. to Knoxville of the Sally League, l.ary. fight­ ing an ailing arm, Irope* to tie aide to return to Hie Ti­ gers within a nioulh. In eight seasons Lary has won 119 game* and lost Bit. 'Hie New York Yankees were hi* (-..sieit victim* a* In- lx-at them at time*. The Tiger* later swapped player* with their Syracuse ufldialc in the II,, sending relief pitcher Boh Dustnl and mil fielders I'urmil Giddy tn the Chiefs in exchange for third baseman Don Wert and p teller Mickey Lnilch. The world champion Yan­ kees got down to the limit by optioning utility inffcldcr Pe­ dro Gonzalez to Itichmimd Veteran catcher H a n k Folic* wa* handed hi* uni-cudilional release by the Cincinnati Beds, thus making him available to make a deal for himself. The Baltimore Oriole* also handed veteran lefthander Pete Burnside his uncondi­ tional release and optioned V Trelief pitcher Buster Narum In Itochfitcr of the II,. The Boston Bed Sox got chi *n to (lie limit by option­ ing pitcher Hal Kolslad lo their Seattle farm rlub in the PCL. Williams Drops 1st Softball Tilt - tr Enters Open brttn/mo/em s C o n s p i r e T h i s latrr, I n s P r i r a 2 (I'ricra Above - Plus Tax) C A V A N A U G H T IR E S E R V IC E HOI 8. FRENCH AVE. FA 2-2261 E *»t F ir s t, Parts Special! (JKNUINK FOUl) SPARK PLUGS 55 E*. <;i : m i i n k f o r d ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS i ! > i i ) - r .i $ £ 6 5 FORDS W $994 1032 • 61 FORDS • A d ju sta b le C u llin g H eight (•'KN'111 NIC FORD OIL FILTERS :»7 • 62 Font \ M M Y fW m Fiilciiii $*140 2 .71 • .76 FORD RO EACH $ 0 0 5 2 ' OKING THIS AO TO OUR I*A RTS U EIT. • Ol'EN SAT. AFTERNOON TILL I MO YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER liu y 11 On K aty I tinlr.fl T erm s JUtUDE PACKAGE STORE 310 A l'ltlL - MAY IC A O I Farrell's • SM H lIlM tliiltH H tltftltM LLLJil 565 • Dependable 2.5 II.I*. Engine at A* Low A* Windsor Tubeless* Nylons ......... $26.7(1 Klsk Custom Tube - Type Nylon $30.26 Attention FORD OWNERS SHOCK AHSORIIERS EACH $ Big 19" Rotary Popular Brands HUY A PAIR FOK EXTRA WEAR player* who tested par with a 35-33—BH, lull tup-money winner Nicklaus had lo be sat­ isfied with n 71 along with Palmer and lamia. Nubian* took a seven on tlm 17th when lie encountered some ntsiinl water oil the fairway. Two other* alsu managed la • lip a pair of strokiw off pur. They wcie -Mike Souehak and Don January, the former PGA loin III!IIK'llt committee chair­ m a n whose original snubbing by Culoniul precipitated a rhubarlr which threatened for a time to cost Hie luurney affi­ nal PGA sanction and several name players. They won I'Jliil each, iis did Pinyer. IIKMIINU FORD on RETIRE WITH FISK FOR REAL TIRE VALUE suffered his second loss ot the year. Joe N'uxliall pitched a *even hitter to win his second game of the season for the Bed* with Johnny Edwards' two-run fourth-inning single providing the winning m ar­ gin Itoii Bruce struck out eight Itixls ill *tx innings but was tagged with his third de­ feat. Jay Ilook pitched * fourhitter .mil doubled to start Ilia winning rally for the Mels, wlin luve won five of their hist eight games. Tile decis­ ive run cruized on a blimp single in rookie Ed Krane. pool. BOTH. - 2 . ^ : • Staggered Wheels! Close Trim! Ward tlm ls-sl usswi larv ill ksm ? (let Is-ldml this l ist working Olvinpic rotary mower. Non scalping wlxs-l do sign, front rliule /M O N lY m BARGAIN PRICES May 9. 1D63 — Page ft f r r a tll Nicklaus Ruled Top Choice In Colonial Smith Sets High Series Standings franfnrB GOODYEAR S an fo rd Strickland Morrison, Inc. I SERVICE STORE 555 W. Iat fit. Wo Giro Tot Toloo Stamp* lahn*sa#e»Aiv~UMr*. FA 2-2821 ’I Ze— vj j BIB K. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. I'll. FA 2-1181 Winter I'ari. Ml 1-8916 �■hr 6attfnr& Osah flbby l women cannot bear to see a happy, moderately well-to-do bachelor enjoy his freedom without wanting to ruin everything for him by getting him married to a "lovely woman" (either themselves or a friend) who is look­ ing for a lifetime of support of a fa­ ther for her noisy, spoiled brats? I am 41 and perfectly contented to remain a bachelor for the rest of my life. And I know many other ba­ chelors who feel the same way. I wish these women would leave us happy, hard-working bachelors alone once we have refused their udvances on the subject of marriage. You pro­ bably won't publish this, but if you do, sign me— • J. DEAR ONLY: I KNOW a man is not mndc of wood. (Just his head.) The cute llttlo woman may be "ju st what the doctor ordered," but she is NOT what fortune dealt you nor what your pastor delivered. Forget her, und try to tliuw out your wife. * • DEAR ABBY: I work In a factory with many girls. One day Inst week one of the girls hud what she called a "Charlie liorso" in the calf of her leg. Our foreman (a married mun of about lib) said Ms wife got them all the time and hu knew how to get rid of them. Well, this girl (she is also married) let the foreman massage her legl T hat very evening all the other girls went home on timo and the foreman asked this one girl with the "Charlie Horse" to slny. She got an hour’s "overtime" pay. W hat do you think about th at? WORKING GIRL DEAR J.: The next time a wom­ an tries to interest you in marriage (for herself or a friend), recite your little speech to her and th a t will he all, brother! • a DEAR ABBY: • • jfaajJby AKQJ1 ¥ K«* ♦ Q l$ « ♦ Si BAR At ¥ A Q JOT I I ♦ 8 ♦ J734 AJI4 AQ10IJS BOI m i (D) A A 10SSI ¥3 A AKIOS AAK7 Doth vulnerable Foath West North Ibis* a A 1* 4N.T. Pa** BA 8* Pass PaM Opening load—A 0 IOn JJl£ • Baal Pam Pa as Pass By Oswald Jacoby Library Committee Receives Ovation By Louise Sim unfit The Library Committee of the Altamonte Spring* Ele­ mentary 1TA received a standing ovation of apprecia­ tion for tho work done dur­ ing Uil* school year at Tues­ day night'* meeting of the group at which timo various commlltco chairmen received special recognition. Mrs. L. T. Bryan Jr., chairman of the library Hospital MAY S reached SO, you can tell by looking at her If the hai led a aelfijh, self-centered exis­ tence? The woman who trios des­ perately lo conceal her real age hasn't done much with (be years abo hat lived? The good rook la over­ weight, while the good house­ keeper is thin aa a rail? The most beautiful yard In the neighborhood la rarely filled with pUylng children? Tito mother of f i n takes motherhood more litfilly than the mother of one? The woman who tells you what • line girl her eon married Isn't just lucky— she's a good mother-in-law? Ih e real friend In need Isn't the one who says grandly, "Let me know If (her* la anything a t all I can do," hut the one who ups and does something on her own? The le u possessive a wo­ man U, the more devoted her husband? Deltona Sales Top $5 Million Tho precedent-setting a I r caravan which brought UB Michigan residents to Ikltumi last weekend helped give Mack la Bros., Inc., record sales of more tliun $400,0(10 In tho two days und pushi-d (Sixth Grade Southiido School's sixth grado parents will he gunt* of their children at the school lunchroom, Friday in honor of Mother's Day. The school hna also been celebrating Music Week, this week. Mrs. Velma MUchcll, principal, said. If you want month* to seem shorter and years to seem longer, buy something on the installment plan. total sates past th* Id million mark, It was announced today, As a result of their two-day visit, tho Michigan group purrhasod 78 Duttons homesites totaling $'.>2.(180 and 12 homes for $120,100. Contracts received over the May 4-G weekend for the pur­ chase of Deltona homealtea amounted to $208,487, accord­ ing lo Kobcrt F. Mark l«, aociclary-Lassurer, lu Ui* sain* two-day period, coutructa for Deltona h o in o a aggregated $108,100. Thu $40)1,G87 total waa th# highest weekend return alnce the Muekles begun building Deltona last November. Neil E. llultr, Msckls salsa vice president, u ld the May 4-5 suit# boasted to $3,040,000 NEW CAR? LET US F IN A N C E the total of sales at Deltona In just over five months. Since Deltona's Inaugura­ tion, h o m a a 11 • tales have amounted to $2,720,000 and home salea have coma to $1,.'120,000, he said. In addition to 120 home* already contract­ ed for, Muckle sales personnel currently are processing an­ other 24 contracts. Wow! NEW YORK (UP1> — A pair of W-l shots highlighted th* racing program Wednes­ day at Aqueduct. Prince* licelive paid $101.80 in winning lha third rare and Dark King returned $113.20 by capturing the $20,000 added Youthful Stakes. NEW C A R CURRENT F IN A N C IN G ! INTEREST are determined. Notices will be sent home by students and area news sources will be notified. Tile membership voted to send Mrs. Lawrence Swaf­ ford, president, as a repre­ sentative to the National PTA Convention which will be held in Miami the weekend of May 19. It was announced tin t B limited supply of the schools Memory Book* still are avail­ able and that they may be purchased by callin g the office or sending the money with a student to his teach­ er. The group was notified that school hours for the next term will be from 8 a. m. until 2:30 p. m. Refreshments were served by first grade room mothers following the meeting ami lly Mr*. Adam Mullrr DcBary'* Herbert I). Gibb program which featured the American Legion Post 233 operetta, Hamel and Gretcl. elected new officers at their regular mnnhlly meeting held last Thursday at tho Com­ munity Center. New officers are Peter J. Kopprnaal. commander; Wil­ liam ti. Williams, first vice S A V commander; Alfred Newell, second v i c e commandc;r Pharach McCarthcy, third vice commander; Earl It. Andrews, finance officer; Williams, assistant finance officer; Ilcv. Augustus C. Summers, chaplain; Caroline Utile, historian; Joseph M. Sweeney, sergeant at arm* and John T. LaughUn, assi­ stant sergeant at arms. On the executive commit­ tee will he Frederick H. Mc­ Laren. Kuliert E. Lambert, Fdward A. Patterson, Fredcrick E. Simmons and Sid­ ney T. Swallow, P a il Commander Stanley S. Smith Jr. was elected us a director of thu Post cor­ poration. 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DOUBLE FEATURE <») C a r t o o n C a p e re 1J:»» ( 2 > Price te Bight Winners for weekly, month­ ly and two month* series play were announced today by the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club which played 12 tables at this week's Tuesday afternoon meeting in the Community Center. Winners of (he weekly play were NS, first, Mrs. E. E. Anderson and C. It. Andrews; second, Mrs. Ruth Ulalt and Phil DeBerard; third, Col. and Mrs. William Hague and fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Middleton. EW, first. Mr. and Sirs. E. M. Hinkle; second, Mr*. Frank Holder and Mrs. M. L. Patterson; third, Mrs. David Singer and Mrs. Malcolm Dugliss and tied for fourth and fifth, Mrs. Myron Accardi and Mrs. Harry Shob with Mrs. O. N. Lacko and Sirs. William Wood lock. Prizes for the two months series saw the loving cup go to Mrs. Singer ami the tro­ phy to Mrs. Woodlock. Other winners were Mrs. Blau and Mrs. Jessie Pearsall, Winners for the month of April were first, E. M. Hin­ kles; second, Mrs. Hinkle; third, Mrs. Singer; fourth, Mrs. Robert Nichols and fifth George Pearsall. (SI T h e MeCoye Ci) A n n P o t h e r n d h o w 11:10 (2) C o n c e n t r a t i o n JAMES ALANA JODY MfTCHUM LADD McCREA Ml Pete A Gladye (» ) flevee Key* 11:11 M) ons Wewe 12:01 12) Tour Flret sase Imprec­ ates f i t L o r e e f L ife ( I) E rnie F ord Shew * Texas FRIDAY P. M. 11:1* IS) 12:45 M l 12:55 1:IS 1 :1* 1:15 S tare * for ccxo» ociux A Tom er- row ( I ) Father Know* neat Ml nuldln* I.I k M ( » ) Mid-Day Report fit NBC New* Report (It Mewl A Weather (S) The Bl* Peyeff f l) Mid-Fla. Repert i l l Lafftlme ft) Sllmnaetlre STARTS SUNDAY SIILAHKHIM Y MlAMlWAMVlNi Tonlte la The Nile To Go Out To A Movie ! 1 t E * & * F « tW F J O re ?F O R D T / ySb rte !) J O N E S ^ O M l k ! ( t lt A Hl Ut - IN THEATRE SAT.! MAY II PHONE FA Z-I2IS A CARLOAD WITH CARLOAD PASS 26)! Tonlte 7:23 & 11:00 “Road To Hung Kong" Boh Hops Bing Crueby “Twinkle A Shine" I)orie Day • Color Kill. A SAT. TRIPLE FEATURE >1.00 A CARLOAD “Lore Me Tender" KIvL Presley “Wonderful To Be Young" Cliff Richards “One Foul In llrll" Alan Ladd TV RENTAL • Salra (2) The Doctora <«> Weather U til (S) Molly woo* Movie • Service Seminole TV FA 1-4920 Zenith Color TV Salea 2ti00 Sanford Avc. 2 SPECIAL SHOWS ONLY I •TONED DOWN" 10 A.M. MORN. SHOW FOR “LITTLE GHOULS" PLUS TRIPLE SCARY 11 l*.M. LATE SHOW FOR THE “ RIG GHOULS” SO UAIff VII IHfcu I All DAlrf IOU AN[) tOU WN FREEJ ' PA SS n v 11 10 A l u firm |3>vmSH0CK SH0WSII U N U S I AHTTHIhG t o u H S V l I V I f l SI (N B t l O H C I H IST TIME H IM I ON STAGE IN PERSON 3 ^ 195 WITHOUT P 5 = ‘ 3 1 BATTERIES! Mid Im ptrien tlo r d r - e v il A N D H IS TERRORS THE UNKNOWN S a slfiirl* HsxiCkipsiC OH Right I t t i r a . ^ ’ Taar (yisi f rlus Mat* thw¥ N e J . IN PERSON k in g k o n g H elifvood mi- CELEBRATE Go nllg MUMMY . chartctti pci Seay al* M O TH ER 'S D A Y MAY 12 Taking Her Out To Dinner TO PAT FELORQ® OUR DINING ROOM WILL BE OPEN THIS SUNDAY ONLY 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. MEMBER F.D.I.C. — e p is a n _ CALL FAIrfax M i l l AND ASK FOB JIM DOUCETTB Just look at the features: • Tuned RF stage so sensitive It pick# up even far-off A il atationa • Tone control . , , unusual in sets this site . . . act bass-treblo a* you Ilk* it RATE — 36 MONTHS or 1:2* 1:99 Re­ by IT ! UP TO RALPH PKZOLD Admissions Loretha Newman, Orlando; Claretha Williams, Altamonte Springs; Ellis Andrew, Ilillle Garner, Connie lloycr, Hilda Taylor, Linda Cabbcll, .Mary Katherine Sowcrby of San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Newman of Orlando, a boy Discharge! Delores Krion, William Red­ ly, Billy Sparks of Sanford. MAY • Admissions France* Holmes, DcBary; Thomas Howard, DcBary; Anna Boldlveru, DcBary; Virginia Braswell, Oviedo; Alin* Hendrix, Titusville; Fiince Myers, Lake Monroe; Marl* llipps, N. Orlando; Thomas Ellis, Grace Whatley, Mery Faust, Helm Kennedy, Henry D. Feint HI, Vera Gano, John Wilson, Claretha Sn Hey of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mr». Hubert Sowerby of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Kennedy of Sanford, a girl Discharges Reynolds Thomas, Flossie Lawson and Cari Hollenbeck of Sanford. group, reported plus an ap­ proximate 200 encyclopedias. Principal Frank Gore stat­ ed that the school most de­ cidedly will meet the requir­ ed accreditation standards by January of 1901 and com­ mended Mr*. Bryan as one of the most adept leaders in meeting tlie problem and working to solve it. Gore also announced that dates and times for the an­ nual pre-school roundup for children who will enter the school next term as first graders would he announced as soon as area boundaries SU N DAY — Compare Our Lower Monthly IHSTALLMiNTS ON I -SB ap art* J'lctu t* K dilorla l C nm aiant W eather “ h o « M'inTin* a F l a k i n g w i t h t>oa <2> W e a t h e r (V) t l r e e a r t f fa w e (9 ) h p o r t e d e p o r t (2) H u n t l e y B r i n k l e y <*t K n c h a n t e d S l l r r o r (2) You A r e T h e r e CO JU ale P a r t n e r ! ( t ) T h l, W eek la s-'ports i f ) (V alter C r e n k lle — News U I W ide C o u n t r y , t SI B r o a d w a y l i o t a I-a tin (4) K a l r T tx e h a n s e I t P e rry (laaon (9) D o n n a H eed S h o w (2) Dr. K i l d a r e Ci) l . e a v e It T o B e a \ e r (2) My T h r e e S . n « (« i T h e T w i l i g h t Z o n e 12) H , 1*1 DeBary Bridge Club Names Winner Groups • out and Jo* had to loae a trick to th* Jack of diamond*. “My uiual hard luck," snarled Joe. T h e ace of hearta was wrong and dia­ monds failed to break. Why did I ever start playing again !* I t was hard luck, and also bad play. Do you see why} Weat knew from the bid­ ding th at hi* partner held an ace. If Weat held a singleton he would probably have led it in the hop* of getting a ruff. Itenea If anyone held a singleton diamond i t Would be Eaat, not West. 7:10 ( SO Notes Woman:By Ruth M illett Hava you ever noticed that; The woman who hai "a way with flowers" uiually b a i a way with people, loo? The first neighbor to come to call when you move into a new house may be the n o a t neighborly—but it may be iho la Jurt the most cur­ ious? The mother who hai Iho m oil patience has the happleat children? iHy the time a woman hai B U Y IN G A THE DEHARY HIGH STEPPERS, doitur The Charleston, were called back again and again last week when the DcBury Volunteer Fire Assn, presented its fifth nnnunl variety nhow, "Those Wonderful Years." In the chorus were, top from left, Patricia Bruce, Libby Rednmn. Elide Thomp­ son and Vola Lnmbertnon; bottom, from left, John Lambertson, Darwin Bruce, Ed Redman and Eiaworth Ojfden. (Cox Photos) • Onfihixlqsi ¥ JO B 2.35 * ft ( » M H -F la. F in al port t l : t 3 ( C l Sport* F i n a l « : ! i (<) l»i ( i l l <l) (I) 1:09 ( 1) A m ir W illiam *Show (9) Alcoa Premiere H is* ( 2) Nasrteepe <91 Murphy Mania N ew s (*| New llepnrte u-.ie I tII i*» stid-na. News For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills. Calif. Why is It th a t *834 1:1* >l> A t l a n t i c W e a t h e r i t ) O rest M 'tillln t, e : : a (21 N a w s c o p e W hat’a on your mind 7 For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. » My . old friend Hard Luck Joe h u acquired a shot of confidence end I* playing rub­ ber bridge again. Playing a t alx apades Joa drew trump*, caahed hi* ace •nd king of club*; ruffed hie la*t club In dummy, relumed \ a hla hand with the ace of diamond*, led hla deuce of heart* and played the king from dummy. Eaat won with the ace and returned a heurt which Joe trumped. Now Joe tallied hla laat trump, thought for m while and led a diamond to dummy’* queen. Kant allowed l :ti (Cl KdltorMI CONFIDENTIAL TO " J " : The easiest way to teach children the val­ ue of money is to borrow it from them! DEAR WORKING GIRL: I would have to know more about the girl, the foremnn, the "overtimo" — and you I a • IS:90 <*) Th* -Nur*»» • :49 («) C h s n a n • H e w e r a o m (>> A IIC K v e n t n e B e p o r t (2) W a r n s raacSST *:J1 1:40 1:45 t:J» (* l A» T h e W o r l d T i m (1 ) A m e r l c a n l i m va. Com m unlam 1:41 ( I t P e o p le A r e F u n n y (f) L afftlm e 2:09 I2> U cn J e r r o d (S) P a . t w n M ( I ) D a y In C o u r t 2:15 (3) NB C N ew * 2:30 M l A r t J . l n k l e t t e r (Si J a n e W y m a n S h o w r s i M c l t a D 'a N » v r THURSDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I nm married to the coldest woman this side of Alas­ ka. I'll bet she hasn’t kissed me in two years. I met a cute little woman who (a ju st what the doctor ordered. Am I justified? A man is not mnda of wood, you know. 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(* H | f 1 semtok licoei to reotict OIHLa'wM mMk to*I uteii (Ken ao own PIUS HORROR MOVIE' SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE SANFORD, FLORIDA MAT. - UNDER 13 - 30c JUNIORS $1.00 Late Show * All Seals - $1.00 RITZ �• ./> £ »-«<*. - r .w * ‘ ^ 7 — ■Cookie Benl,am Honored At / Chatter Party rr^H . . . ]>ottit V t : t c a r o l DENNISON*. prosIdem of Gamma Lambda Chapter of Hcta Sigma Phi was named Girl of the Year, at the recent Founder's Day banquet. . Pretty. * lark haired, dark­ eyed Carol is well known around Sanford, having been seen here and there in num­ erous fashion shows, model­ ing the latest styles which she wears with grace and poise. However, when it comes to her own outfits, she makes most of them herself, as she enjoys sewing and creating pretty clothes, that fit her to a "T.” Carol, a typical American beauty herself, did the Amer­ ican Main Street thing and married the boy next door. Hut it took war to make her notice him. Although young Joe Dennison lived next door for over a year, it was after he came back from the Ko­ rean War that they started dating, and marriage soon followed. That was nearly nine years ago. Now they have two chil­ dren, Jolene, a first grader at Plneercst and little Ray. Resides m a k i n g clnthcs, Carol also likes to find new and interesting pieces of jew­ elry, and to go with all that she has a yen for pretty shoes. So no wonder she is much In demand when fa*!ikin shop* want to show off their newest styles. In their spare time, the Dennison* like to take to the water In Uicir boat ami on skils. In their civic time, bulb are active in community ef­ forts with Joe now serving as president of Civitan* Carol assisted him In the training of the beauty queen* for thr recent Semi Centennial show Both attend the First Bap list Church. • • • JOHNNY ALLRED, who has had his share of honors and proved a first-rale stu­ dent at Clemson College, w-is M o t h e r * * i f DAY i$ MAYISh GIVE HER A MERRY MAID SU P NYLON SATIN OR NYLON TRICOT SIZE 31 TO 42 YOL'It * 4 QQ _CHOICE > * ^ EXQUISITE FORM Ilit AS New Comfort Zone and FAIIKH ADAIIRA *2-r.o t o M r E. lat SI. el Sanford Ate. FA 2-5211 S ' 9 1 FIVE -f ** i t 5 J Birthday Party MOJUD Ecru Park Personals C. L Largents Observe Anniversary With Family Jb toOaijv/ W& Church Calendar Ivey's M AY Close Out SALE CONTINUES MENS SUITS NOW 'A PRICE SPORT COATS and JACKETS At Give Away Prices! BOYS TROUSERS SPECIAL tell Mother how much you care with beautiful/^ LAZY SUSAN . . r i i 'S £ u j c z n c y „ OF f UE SUPPLIES SPORT SHIRTS PRICED ^ AGES 6 TO 12 — REG. 42.98 YOUR | Truly, a rare stocking find! Sheer, delicately colored stockings packed for you to givo in such an elegant way. All Mothers, young or old, li ttreasure these beauties. will A T A I.I FORM A ORIGINAL" — OK OVENPROOF M \ UK IN jsIKIhING COLORS — THE RASE If SIMULATED WOOD * £ 9 i9i $199 stockings COM PARTMENT ci tts c Honored With Flemings OTHER STYLES 1 ^ 9 3 . n DeBary Girls Miss Patricia Riandi and Mrs. Edward M. Smith and By Donna Estes ored with a miscellaneous Co-hastessc* for the event | Hie hostesses served re­ Miss Diane Accardt were Mrs. Curtis L. Hughes were shower, at Christ Church were Miss Joanna Coons, of' freshments of cake, punch .Miss Lorraine March, bridefeted Saturday night at a co-hostesses at the Smith elect, of Sanlando Spring? Episcopal Parish House in Maitland, and Miss Patriciaj and mints. Eckstein, Orlando. I Guests included the hon- Sweet Sixteen Party by their home, 824 Catalina Drive, for Drive, Long wood, was hon­ Longwood. eree's mother, Mrs. Robert parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Assorted Costume Pins a chatter party, honoring March, her sister, Miss Sandy Miss Corine (Cookie) BenAnd March, the Misses R u t h Riondi, of Park lane, and ham. one of flic high school Costume Jewelry Crump, Linda Vassrr, Donna Mr. and Mrs. Myron Accardl, Wilkes. Mrs. Joe McFaddcn, also of Park Lane, at the Degraduates. For “Mother” Mrs. Grace Roberts and Mra. Bary Fire Recreation Halt. Refreshments of c h i p s , Virginia Chapman, crackers, dips, sandwiches "The Baron’s Dance Band" On “Her Day” and cold drink* were served from Orlando kept the 125 — From — from straw baskets. The table teenage guests on their toes Garden Club was covered with a green and all evening. The hall wa» dec­ while cloth and centered with orated with pink and white an arrangement of spring atreamers, and the two young Wins Tw o flowers. ladlea cut the four tier birth­ C»If1* * Cards • Books Tlio girls turned back the day cake aurrounded hy all State Awards (Formerly MeVIcsrs) pages of time and had a won­ their guests, singing "Happy 210 E. First St. derful time looking at some Delegates of the Sanford Birthday To You." school yearbooks of 25 year* Garden Club who attended the ago. Florida Federation of Garden Those joining the henorr* Club*, in Miami Reach, are w e r e Ihe Misses Janie* busy telling |l t the other Moore. Marilyn Murphy, Bec­ members and friends of the ky Howard. Kathy Fremevent. ming. Martha Cook. Lillian Kraxon for the good mood Hicks, Ann Berk, Bonnie Is that they won two of the Avene!, Joann Hern, Leron coveted awards. Mrs. Fred Rich, Fran Quillinc, Jean Ganas won the Florida Gar­ CAROL DENNISON .Stripling. X y l e n e Albers, dener's Award of Merit and Dreda Rancw and Vonla the Ixora Circle won the recent!) named to receive the Kern. Achievement (purple ribbon) Phi Kappa Phi Academic award fur the flower show Award fur his high standing GUEST OF HONOR, Mi.*.* Lorraine Mnrcli, rent or, at the shower in her they sponsored this past year. at the school He is the son honor with co-hoatoase*. Miss Joanne Uuons, left and Miss Patricia R em ark ab le O t h e r s attending were o| Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Allred Eckstein. ' (Herald Photo) Mines. Blanton Owen, A. C N ew R unlcM , ol Sanford. Rector. K. R. Woods, Char­ * • • Srnmlesn les Meriwether. Henry Simp­ VIDA SUE SMITH, who son, ami Mr. and Mrs. A. C. By Jane Casselberry was always being choten for Stocking n Poult er. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Cox and some choice stmt during her In I *ing O n daughter, Joyce Dawn, left years at Seminole High fol­ lows the same pretty path at last Friday to return to their W e a r, H igh Tift College. She was named home in Milwaukee, Wis., aft­ one of the princesses in the er a month’s visit with Mrs. In F a sh io n ! Queen's Court for Ihe May Cox' parents, Mr. anil Mrs. Hy Donna E»te* 1of Longwood celebrated their | with a luncheon and family Queen ceremonies held there Thomas Gullickson. of 280‘J 1.00 to lf .6 5 Pr. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Largent 40th Wedding Anniversary) party given in their honor last Saturday. She is thr Lake view Dr. in Fern Park. SATURDAY last Friday. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tlie Girls Auxiliary of the Their daughters, Mrs. Carl Seminole Assn, will meet at Milton Smith, dening and working with • * • flowers. S h e demonstrates laimmtcr and Mrs. Tyrus Ihe Plnccreat Baptist Church STETSON STUDENT. Ned her creativity by making arHicks, both of Ixmgwimd, and from II a.in. to 2 pm . Each SHOE STORE Julian of Sanford, was elected tiiicial flowers, trying to dup­ Mrs. Arthur Metcalf of Ovie­ girl is requested to tiring a Senior Class Senator in the licate Hie ones growing in her sandwich and the dessert and do and daughter-inlaw', Mrs. drinks will tie provided by the Student Government elections lovely garden. t Wesley Largent of longwood, church. held at the neighboring Uni­ The Scott*' three children versity reeentl). lie's the son are all married and they have treated the honored couple to of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Julian five grandchildren and one lunrheun al Hie Ilikslia Inn in of Sanford. great grandchild. Whatever Fern Park. * • • you like in the way of pic­ Following Ihe luncheon the MANY OF YOU may know tures, Mr. Scott has it on dis­ group returned to the LommMrs. Jean Milanieh of For­ play. His prolific exhibit has ler home where they enjoyed est City, who was Avon mnn in it four sunsets, three land­ lee cream and rake wllli the ager of the area lor some scape!. four whips, four fig­ grandchildren, Janice, Carla time. ures, two birds and one por­ ami Barbara I/uum ler Pam ­ S h e received wonderful trait. ela and Carol llicka, Glenda • • • news recently when her son Largent ami Ronnie, Gary Jerald, a senior at Maynard DOC AND VELMA MIT­ and Becky Metcalf. High in Orinndo. was an- CHELL. those veterans of nouneed the winner of (lie many a class reunion, have national Thomas A Edison just returned from attending Wedding Foundation's $t,W*) college a eouple more. scholarship. They went up tn tliolr home­ RINGS The young Mr Milanieh town of Yalesville, Ga., over nllncy Jewelers was a finalist from Hie 30 the weekend, where Doc met MIL AND MRS. C. L. LARGENT candidates submitted by Cen­ with his class for their 31st 201 S. Park FA 2-Cr.OU tral Florida High School prin­ and Velma joined her group cipals. lie will attend the for their SOth. Cut a thin slice from the University of Florida, major­ "We just love reunions arjil atem rml of a red or green ing in nialh. He w.i* prc-ident seeing all our friend* again." pepper and clean out the cCn Please “Mother” ALL OF OUR NATIONALLY KNOWN of the Senior Cla»* at May- they said, "and we had a ler. Use this as a container BRANDS IN SIZES 30 TO 44 - REGULARS WITH BEAUTIFUL nard High and a member of wonderful Htur up there, for salad dressing to be pi seed • • • AND LONGS SELLING ■----Hie Honor Society. In the crnlcr of a mold or bawl • » • ACCESSORIES HERE'S A CALENDAR of of salad. Makes an appealing REGULARLY $39.95 to $49.95 CHESTER SCt ITT. retired events you should watch for bolder for a dip surrounded by — FROM — Inspect ir on the Pennsylvania in the next few weeks that chips or crackers. Railroad is tile latest pa Inter will provide color, music, to exhibit his work in Sen- amusement a n d entertain­ To keep your clothes ham­ M A R Y E S T H E R ’S karlk Paint and Glass Com­ ment for you. some of it for per from smelling musly, put "Featuring Pa.hlmt* Ju.l I'or You” an apple in the bottom of the pany Store nn Magnolia Ave. free: 2B1) N. PARK AVE. Mr. -Scott, who Itas been Friday: Best Fool Forward hamper. ONE RACK OF MENS AND BOYS — painting for many years likes at SI IS auditorium, presented to paint "Just everything,'' by the Drama Club. much of It from remembered Thursday: Hansel and Grescenes around bis borne town tel at Grammar School, pro(BROKEN SIZES) of Columbus, Ohio rented by the sixth grade. No Birds Interest him and lie admission, donation taken enjoys trying Hi reproduce Saturday: Pilot Club Va­ their color andmovement riety Show, at Civic Center; with brush and paint, captur­ presented by the Pilot Club. ing their soaring beauty on “Those Wonderful Years," the canvas Sunsets are also a starring Ihe Denary Volun­ favorite and he looks long at teer Firemen's Assn. Auxili­ them then comes in ami ary. painis from memory, .Mrs. AGES 6 TO 18 — May 21: Glee Club Spring Scott said, Mr. Scott has Concert at SHS auditorium. Mav 28: "Tlie Merry-Gonever taken any lesson*, but Reff. Prices had exhibited his canvasses Itound," Variety show to be Close Out many Hines and even sold presented for the benefit of to $4.95 the Little lied Schoolhouse. one, Mrs. Scott confesses that May 30: Sanford Male Cho­ though site belongs to Ihe Art rus Spring Concert, with ROYS REGULAR ^ KNITTED Assn, her real love is gar- trumpet solo* by Sid Vihlcn. « 11 > Miss Lorraine March, Bride-Elect Honored At Miscellaneous Shower t “t f ^ FROM C H O IC E T-SHIRTS . . . . *]UU MENS T-SHIRTS SMALL ■ MEDIUM . LARGE REG. $5.00 CLOSE OUT $2« *1 .3 j AND Iff.!* } f G j/c r U x M * OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 f ■ . hf 1C (It: I i f'1 �Ob* #««forb Papre 8 — May 9, 1963 R rrilb Mrs. Larry Hirt Hostess For Three Graduates Honored With Buffet Luncheon Class Meeting The Ladies Adult Sunday School Claia of the Osteen Baptist Church met Monday evening with Mr*. Larry Hlrt. Mra. Guy Beall, president, presided. Mr*. J. S. Peterson gave the devotion* and Mrs. Hlrt had charge of the gabies dur­ ing the social hour. Hefrcihmrnts were aerved to the following, Mra. Robert Williams, Mrs. Peterson. Mra. Beall, Mra. Trammel Kilpat­ rick, Mra. Mary Colley, Mra Albert Clark, Mrs. Bryan NeltJea and the hostess. Three graduates, the M ill­ et Judy Bunlen, Judy Whit­ more and Pam Jonca were guests of honor at a buffet luncheon at the Iliksha Inn, given by Mra. Frank Donahoc reccnlly. Koch honoree and her mo­ ther received a corsage and the girla were presented graduation gift*. The guctli each received a box of noto paper, tied with green ribton and a white carnation, ai /•von. An arrangement of majes­ tic daisici in green and whito adorned the luncheon table and place enrda were sil­ houette* of girl graduatci. Guest* who Joined the hon­ o re d were their mothers, Mra. J. C. Iluntcn, Mra, D. II. Whitmore and .Mrs. C. O. Jonea and the M iuct Patty (ilenn Johnson, Suian McCall, .Susan Tamny, Vada Stoffcr, Linda Sue Williams, Linda Allen Wlllalmi, Linda Mills, Louise Higginbotham, Bar­ bara lluby, Sharon Blackwrldcr, Carolyn Turner, Diana Ilcaaley and Mrs, Pat Donahoe. His C R E A T IV E W OMAN Personals Friend* of Mra. L. I). Crocker will tie happy to learn that ahe has returned to her home from Semlnnlu Me­ morial Hospital where she underwent surgery recently. Mr*. P.‘ P. Campbell and Mlia Lucille CninpN'II had a« their guests tills weekend, Mr. ami Mrs. It. M. Pullln, of Hadcliff, Ky. James Kendall To Marry Miss Hale, Of Lake Wales Aubrey H. Hale of Lake Ier, Hope, to James Kendall, Wales ami Mrs. C. L. Flem­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Albin ing of Chlpley announce the Kendall of Sanford. Mill Hale Is a native of engagement of their daugh Circle Plans Spaghetti Supper The Anna Miller Circle is planning a spaghetti supper, thla Saturday, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Elks Club. It is for all Elks and Ihclr guest* and tho proceeds witi be used to send a crippled child to Camp Challenge, this summer. The menu will inelude Ital­ ian spaghetti, tossed salad and garlic bread. CLASSMATES ANI) MOTHERS of three graduate* enjoyed n recent buffut luncheon given by Mrs, Frank Donuboe. From left are two of the mothers, Mrs, I). II. Whitmore and Mra. J. C. Iluntcn, seated, and the bottom!* Punt Jones, Judy Whitmore, Judy Iluntcn and Mrs. Donithoc. (Herald Photo) Bussell J. Hammond, one of the members, was tho speak­ er and chose as Ids suh|rrl “Annuals, Lawn Crosses and Fertiliser*." Ilo condensed Information gathered l a s t winter al Icclurea hy prom­ inent horticulturist*, which had torn arranged by Iho Seminole and Orange County Agent*. “Annuals are not used In our landscaping In Iho extent they deserve,” Iho speaker said. “ Not only do they brighten anil lend color to tho permanent planting*, hut as cut flowers, beautify tho In­ terior n( the home ns well. Whether using a o e d s or plants, tho beds should be prepared in advance, and aft­ er planting, protected from tho direct rays of the sun. Seedlings a n d transplants should also have protection, particularly from IU a m. b> 2:30 or 3:00 p.m., until they harden. Plants grow at night and harden during Iho day. Speaking of lawns, he said, "There U no hug proof grass In Florida. All six typos are subject to attack by army worms and mole crickets, us welt as fungus. In addition, Iho creeping grasses frefluently develop tlialeh. Beau­ tiful lawns and gardens, how­ ever, may I* enjoyed with proper care and attention." At the business meeting, it was voted to recess during July, August and September. The next meeting will ho held ut the home of Mr. and M(s. Bom'oo Morrison on Juno 3. Mr. Coorge Zimmer, chair­ man of Iho beautification committee, rc|x»rtcd over loo daylilies and four podocarjut* trees had been planted along the walls at the central en­ trance to the residential area. Member* and guest* donated a mini tier of shrubs and plunts to continue the work. Youngster Charming Bolero Set Sew now for the warm day* ahead—fashion thla youthful dresa of Isold flower print, have the bolero the same or monotone fabric. No. 1464 with Photo-guide la In sires 8, 10, 12, It, IS. 18. Bust 30 lo 38. Size 10, 31 bust, dress 4% yards of 33-inch; bolero 2U yard*. To ordcw'Send SO cents in coins for each pattern lo: Creative Woman Sanford Herald New York 18, N. Y. Print name, addreat with style numlier and size. Celebrates Birthday Chuluota Personals Harry Neale Dowell Burry Neale Du well, sun of !.t. (Jg) and Mrs. Cliff Dow­ ell, 120 Laurel Drive, San­ ford, relclirated his second birthday Friday afternoon. Several of Ids Irirmli Joined Idm for an afiernoun of mer­ riment. Cake, ier cream, minis and rookies were served, and each eliiM donned a party hal, mask and balloon. Hurry was particularly thrilled with his new red tricycle, red wa­ gon ami gun and holster set. T h o s e attending w e r e llrookr ( i o i s , Laurie Goss, toitani Jordan, Susie Simp­ son, Becky Simpson, Scull Treanor, Chris Treanor, Willy Bram-om, Jimmy Uranium, llorhrllr Cline, llirlde Cline, Stevie Gusi, ami Murry Dris­ coll. Hy Joan Magln Mra. Ruth Boswell ol 34) K, Sixth St. in Chuluota re­ cently won a wallet coin purse for having SO customer sulcs in a "Product! Cam­ paign." She also won a silver fruit bow! for having Hie highest percentage of sales and will alU-nd a luncheon along with other representa­ tives on May IS at Leesburg. A “ mirror" in Ihe front door makes it possible for a home owner to are who la be­ hind that mysterioui knock at the dour without the caller knowing hr la being watched. This “m irror" la not a regu­ lar home mirror, but a trans­ parent or "two-way" mirror for observing witiiout being seen. Adds the enchantm ent of lace, sweet und feminine, to the appeal of nylon tricot or nylon satin to delight Mom on “Her” day and every day. Lasting gifts of luxurious lingerie ready for your choosing! Panties from $1.00, Petti-Slips from $2.05, Slips from $3.05. Mrs. II, I*. Johnson Well hello there. All parents of children who are six years old and live In the area where they will attend the Monroe School this fall are asked to go to the school Friday and register the chil­ dren. Be sure and bring their hlrth certificate with Talking o( the you. Monroo School. The person­ nel of the school are giving a reception for Mrs. Hachel Yarvln who is retiring from leaching al Hie close of Hie school term next month. The reception will be at the school lunchroom on May 16th starling at 7 o'clock and lasting til 8:30. The public is cordially invited to drop by the school during the ap­ pointed hours and see Mrs. Marvin. Just aa soon as school is out she and her sister Mrs. Clara Qualls arc going to the state of Wash­ ington where they will reside. Two of Mr*. Marvins niece* arc coming in by Jet plane and wilt help in driving out there. They are going by way of California. We will miss Mra. Marvin very much, • * Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Pittman and daughter Debbie and Mrs. Unda Ray and daugh­ ter Sherry of Winter Park were our guest* last Wednes­ day evening. It was Sherry* first birthday mi wc had her a cake decorated just for Iter. Site certainly had a time messing It up. • • • Talking a tout birthdays Mr*. Annie llekk* Hawkins (Granny) odehiulcd her birthday on Mon­ day. Happy birthday to you Granny. • • • Wc have sev­ eral on Hie sick list this week. Mattel Carroll is feel­ ing better but is still not fully well. Maze] Gardner has been on the puny sale loo. And Ora (Mrs. William Canup) ii ill again also. We wish them all a "get well quick" recovery. * • Tomorrow will be a big day at Hie Home l#i njpnstration Center. The County Council will hare an all day meeting with Douglas Stenslrom being the guest speaker. Alto the nine clubs in (he rounly will have (heir new officers for the coming year Installed at this time. Then at noon there will be a covered dish dinner. Hope all members of the nine clubs can attend. We are very sorry our county agent will not be with ui that day a a she will be In Tallahassee attending a very important meeting. • • • T7ie now of- The monthly bridge session Lake Wales and a graduate of Lake Wales . High School, where ahe was a member of the Honor Society, the Stu­ dent Council, and was among the Class Notables for two years. She i* now employed as a bookkeeper by the First Na­ tional Bank of I,akc Wales. The bridegroom-elect Is a native of Sanford and » grad­ uate of the Sanford schools. He Is a member of tho San­ ford Jaycccs, the Seminole Timing Association, and a S/Sgt. in the Florida National Guard. lie is presently employed as a lineman by the Florida Power and Light Company. A late summer wedding is planned. of the VAH-3 Officers1 Wives Club was held at the After­ burner Room of the BOQ with Mrs. John T. Bucy and Mrs. William Bolto serving aa co* hostesses. Winner* for the morning were Mr*. William Bolte, high; Mrs. Elmer C. Tailman, second h i* . and Mrs. C. A. Dowell, low. Hostesses for a brunch planned for this week will b* Mrs. James L. Morgan, Mrs. Craig B. Moore and Mr*. James R. Dennison. Another Shipment SHIFTS Just Arrived Beers for Hie Monroe Club for the coming year arc president Olga Hunter, first vice president is Daisy Do­ well, second vice president Is Mildred Standifcr, secre­ tary, Ella Johnson, treasurer, Alice Carroll, delegate Betty Mann and alternate Betty Blarkweldcr. * • • I attend­ ed the 4-11 Dress Revue last Saturday evening at the II.I). Center. And let me tell you these young girls Brc to be congratulated on the wond­ erful showing of Hie outfits Hint Uiey made. There were over 4(1 entrants • • • Mrs. Carl Fesler, who formerly Hied on W. First St. near Monroe Corner, fell and broke her ankle. She is confined (u Hie hospital in Quitman, Ga. ' * • Hear tell that Ann Woody is getting the Herald down \h c rc in Puerto Rico. Hi Ann. When arc you com­ ing Nunc to show off that cute little gal? Grandpa Ur­ ban and Granny Gert Lee are hoping it will be real soon. * • * Our sympathy goes out to Mrs. Rill (Dot Hickson) llittcll In the recent passing of her father. Also to Hie rest of her family. • • Got to sec the High School Rand off to Miami Wednes­ day. Lynn Giles and I took them to the train depot where they left for Miami to gel superiors at state con­ test. They will return to tr.orrow evening. • ♦ • Mrs. Marilyn K u jc sr and children arrived today from Alabama where they will reside In Hie William Mount Nunc. Glad to welcome her back. • • • Sorry to hear that lit­ tle Ricky Boyd, son of Nellie Ruth and Richard Boyd was burned about the face and body last week. I hope that he recovers real quick. • • • Talking about Richard, lie. Waxh And Wear Cottons . Beautiful Pastel Colors — Ideal For Summer — Cool. Comfortable, Easy Filling along with Freddie and Ste­ vie Swaggerty, are members of the Radcock softball team. • • • Watched the Mcltaney team win another game Mond..y evening. That's the team that Sam Watson coaches. Keep it up toy*. • * * Mon­ day evening, May t3Hi, the H« me Demonstration Club will visit the Modernage Furn­ iture Store In Orlando since they were not able to go last week. Members meet at Hie Fducational Building of Hie I'psala Church not later than 6:43 p. m. • • * Claude and Mary Hitt ell have received word from son Claude Jr. who is stationed in Germany that (toy have a daughter-inlaw. Mary said that as soon as she hears from Claude again that she will let us know more particulars. Con­ gratulations to Claude and his bride. • • • Sunday is MoIher's Day. Don't forget her. • • * Our thought this week is one I heard on -Lifeline. “ If you are ever in doubt as lo what you should do, Just ask yourself what you will wish on the morrow you had done today. Open Wed. All Day And Frl. Nights Howes Fashions 252( PARK DR. W E D D IN G S — DANCES WE’RE COMPLETE Formal W ear OUT-FITTERS FORMAL OPENING F R ID A Y - M A Y 10th NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION CORNER FIRST ST. & PALMETTO AVE. SANFORD JEWELRY & LUGGAGE ItrgUter For These Free Priate ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNT'S WEI.COMEI) Ret of Men's or Ladies' laigaage by U lilted Second Prise Travel Alarm flock by Wralcloa A fte r •v u o a rsH REGISTRATION COUPON NITE TIM* Bridge Session PLAN TO ATTEND OUR 3218 V oid “OPEN Fill. MISS HOPE HALE Meet For Lake Monroe Jottings . . . And Her Club Meets For Program Mr. and Mra. Charles K. McCune were hosts for Iho May meeting of the Chuluota Ills and Her Carden Club, held at their Avenue K home. Guesli attending were Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Willard, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hroeker, Mr. and Mra. Loul* llartunrk and Mr. and Mra. Cyrua Wil­ lard. V A H -3 Wives Name .... ......................... Address COAT 8.11.50 PANTS $12.95 K an e 12 20 124 2 2 * . Paisley Partners . . , crisply tucked bodice, permanently pleated skirt with ‘atrictly briskness' looks th at *Uy that way. In ea.y-care DACRON® (Gfi'i) and cotton (35',i) voile. Colon: Blue, green, toast Sales - Rentals Clowed Wed. Afternoon Phone ••***•*•— • . • * . » NO OBLIGATION N IN E " WATCH REPAIRING MIMA WEAR. H I Magnolia Sanford Phono FA 2*1818 I SHOPS �* +. L vV •R * # « fm * Ifn i May 9, 1963 — Pape 9 (H nnw naksm fotorWi B j Mrs, n . L. Johnson Good afternoon. Another Thursday and some very good recipes from readers have come our way ogam. We still have a call out (or a Pina recipe for Frances Warren. Does someone have it to share with Frances. She sa>s her whole family loves It. ture into center of each leaf, fold over envelope style. Se­ cure with toothpick*, if nec­ essary. riace In shallow bak­ ing dish. Pour sauce (recipe below) over cabbage roils and bake in moderate oven 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Serve from dish. Makes 8 servtngs. • • • Sauce: Combine 2 8-ounce Listen to this. No-flake Pretzel Cheese Cake. This is cans tomato sauce, 's cup from a Sanford reader signed ,iU" “nd 1 ,b’P‘ horKLouise. * -» ■ - Even though it ha, r*d‘,han odd mixture with it Louise Here is a dessert sauce says that it Is very delicious. made in a skillet. If you want So let's try it. to use an electric frypan. pre­ Crust: heat pan to 300 degrees F. Mix together and line bak­ Turn temperature control to ing dish: off. Melt butter in fry pan. 1 cup pretzels, rolled fine Add semi-sweet chocolate la cup white sugar morsels and coarsely chopped *i cup butter or ulco walnut, and stir until choco­ Filling: late is melted. And If using a 1 small pkg. cream cheese plain skillet go by the recipe la cup powdered sugar as given here. 1 pkg. Dream Whip Skillet Sauce Fill crust and put l can li rup hulter cherry pie filling on lop. t cup coarsely chopped wal­ Chill. nuts • • • IS oz. pkg. ft cup) semi-sweet This pudding recipe sound, chocolate morsels good. It’s called Fruit Cock­ Molt butter in skillet. Add tail Pudding and is from Mrs. coarsely chopped walnuts and Leroy Yoder. Try it soon. stir over medium heat until Mix together: nirely browned. Remove from 1 cups sifted flour heal. Add semi-sweet morsels 2 taps, soda and stir until incited and 2 cups wiiitc sugar smooth. Makes 1*4 cups. Beat: • • • 2 eggs 2 tspi. vanilla did: 1 large can Fruit Cocktail, drained Mix with dry Ingredients. Pour Into 8 by 10 ungreased pan. Cover with brown sugar and nuts. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes. Cut in squares, serve with whipp'd cream. • • • , . . ., ,V and using different tilings such a* corn flakes, pntalo chips, candy hars. cookies, etc. Here is one from Mrs. G. Miller using vanilla wafers. It's called Vanilla Wafer Cake. Mix together: 1 cup butler 2 cups white sugar 0 whole eggs 2 laps, baking powder 1 cup crushed pecans 41a c u p s vanilla wafers, crushed I lb. Angel Flake coconut 1 rup sweet milk Bake 35 to 40 minutes in 350 degree oven. Hake ] hour if you wish to put in in a tube pan. There’s no longer any need (or Junior to hide under the bed when castor oil U men­ tioned. Tlie USDA reports that three-fifths of the 127 million pounds of castor oil used last year went into paints and varnishes, re,in* and plasties. Junior will be glad to hear that a large percentage went into synthetic lubricants for jet aircraft and the manufacof hydraulic fluids. ro». luetic*, soaps, ink and such tilings. • • • G IF T GLOVES BAGS JEWELRY HATS BEACHWEAR DRESSES SPORTSWEAR GIFT PRICES 7Q c START AT 4VK GIVE M i l GltBBN STAMPS C A R O L E ’S Make each gurst feel the party wouldn't be complete without him. i t • • * Here is another cracker re eipe. It's called Ritz Cracker Pie. .Mix: 1’a cup, sugar 2 tsp*. cream of tartar Add, then bring to a boil: 2 cup* water Add and boil for 2 minutes: 3U J titz c r a c k e r s Stir to dissolve. Pour into unbaked pie shell. Dot with butter. Sprinkle with cinna­ mon, Rake for 40 minutes at 325 degrees F. • • • Our Home Demonstration Agent Mis* Wilson has re­ ceived two new bulletins that you can obtain by calling her office and she will be glad to mail them to you. One is Canning Florida Fruits and Vegeta hie* and is bullet in No. 155-A. The other is Rasle Guide for cost per meat serv­ ing and is bulletin No. 244. With the canning season just about here I know you will want the canning hook. I have looked it over and it sounds good. So call her and the will see that you get it. N ew Method Of Food Processing Freeze-Dried Food is the homemaker's dream of tomorfow „ MI> bc „ orcd on ,hp kitchen shelf for s* long as two years. Freeze-drying, the newest food processing method allow'* foods like shrimp, chicken, mushrooms, even hamburger to be stored without refrigeration with little change in shape, color or taste. Freeze-drying t a k e * the moisture out of fresh foods hy first freezing them, then dry­ ing them under vacuum. The product ha* only two per cent of its original water. For ex­ ample, loo pounds of raw deboned chicken meat is reduced to 23 pound* of freeze dried chicken. And too pounds of f r e s h mushrooms, w b e*n freeze-dried, weigh only 11 pound*. Freeze dried foods retain their original shape, but look much like a dried out sponge. To rehydrate them, the home­ maker simply soaks them in water. Or they may be cooked in soups; strawberries can be rehydrated with syrup, meats with water, and fish with water and lemon juice. At present, seven rompanlfs have freeze-dried foods on the market. Some of these food, are campers' fare. But two soup companies use chicken, beef, onions and mushrooms, in their dried soup*. And two olhrr firms are working on foods for restaurant and insti­ tutional use. Freeze-drying I* much more expensive than other methods of processing food, but much of the food will be found on Hie grocery slwlf in the near future. CELEBRATING IIIS FIFTH BIRTHDAY with pinymntea is Jerry Quil­ ling, left front, nml Sant McKenzie. Rack row are Glen Quilling, Hilly Me* Vay, Carla Lee Del Villnggio, Anita Stoiiilcn, Debra Carter ami Suzanne Turner. Osteen Personals By Mona Grtnitead Jerry Quilling, son of Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Quilling, ion North Devon Ave., North Or­ lando, celebrated his tilth birthday with a party given by his parents. Games were enjoyed and prizes awarded to Billy MeVay, Glen Quilling, Debra Carter. Anita Stoddcn and Sam McKenzie. Each guest received a plas­ tic egg filled with candy jelly beans n* favors. The group sang "Happy Birthday" to Jerry as he blew out the can­ dles on a blue and while birthday cake, trimmed with yellow roses. lee erram and punch was served with the cake by the honoree's parents. Other youngsters Joining In the cMebratkin were Carla Lee Del Vlltagglo, .Suzanne Turner. Pat Carl Del VillagKen. glo and Jerry’s sister, Gloria. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lemon had a* their dinner guests re. Dry heat is the bane of all eently Mr*. Rose Doyle, Mr. house plants, so keep them and Mr*. Roy Slnley, Mr*. away from radiators and other Harry Osteen ami Robert Ar­ healing units. They will Inst tie z. longer If the humidity Is high and temperatures low (about no to 70 degrees), if they re­ Milk won't scorch *o easily ceive proper watering ami it the pan is first rinsed tn are kept out of chilly drafts. cold water. Sorority Holds Banquet Members of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Data Sig­ ma I'M met at the Capri for the annual Founder’s Day banquet. Mrs. Jimmy Jones, Mrs. Banks Golden and Mrs. Billy Wynn received their ritual of Jewels pins in an In, If yon put a straw in a Kit­ presiive, candlelight cere­ tle of kclrhup, it will allow mony. Mrs. Jay Carter rethe air to go lo the bottom of the buttle. This helps the MEMO TO TEENERS ketrhup flow morw easily. A teen-ager wlto neglects her skin will lie exceptionally lucky if she doesn't come up with mure skin problems than she deserves. During these years it is doubly important to eat a good, balanced dirt and get plcnly of exercise. You must keep your skin scrupulously elran to ward off possible Infections. At this stage you will want to wasli your faro at least twice a day. Use of a soft facial brush will he benefi­ cial. As you wash, give your­ self s gentle massage with upward, circular motion,. This will stimulate circulation of the blood. If you let your akin become sluggish, normal laxly waste materials tend lo collect In one spot and contribute to whiteheads and other blutchy problems. reived a pin hy pledging her i Mr*. Jerry McCabe and Mr*. Ij»rry Mann each reself to the chapter. Following the rituals nil reived a silver star for their members and their husbands bracelet* a* a reward for enjoyed a itenk dinner. Cli­ presenting the' best programs maxing the eventful evening of tin- year. They wore se­ was the presenting of award*. lected hy a vide of all mem­ Mr* J im- Dennison was c h o s ­ ber*. Mrs. .Mann gave a sum­ en "Girl of the Year" and mary of the sorority's activi­ Mrs. Larry Maun and Mrs, ties of the past year for the Don Ha inner were noted for benefit of the husband*. During the remainder of perfect attendance for the en­ tire year. Mrs, Bank* Golden the evening the group enjoy­ was recognized for the six ed dancing. Couples attending months that she has born a were the Larry Mann*, Jerry McCabes, Jimmy Blythes, pledge. Mrs. D< nid,on, who Is chap Billy Wynns, Gil Daigles, Don ter president, was presented Hnmncri, Jay Carters, Jim ­ a sliver and while candy dish my Jones, Charles Kampfs, for her ontitanding Job dur­ Bob Browns, I-aMar Mere­ ing the year and the sponsor's diths and Joe Dennison*. pin was given to the chapter's ADo Mrs. Bank* Golden, beloved sponsor, Mrs, Joe Mrs. Duffy Hutton and Mrs. Corley. Joe Corley. Penneys Wonderful Gifts For “Mother’s I)ny” FAMOUS NAME IIRANI) DRESSES AND — SPORTSWEAR Cbu>an&. V. r M O T H E R 'S DAY T H IS S U N D A Y ! Having trouble with waffle* sticking? A double thickness of wax paper put on the hot iron for a few seconds will solve your problem. AREA SUPERVISOR of tho Welcome Wagon Club, Mrs. Judy Hurlburt of Winter Park nu-etx with Mrn. Virginia Petroski of the county or­ ganization a t a dub luncheon held recently. (Herald Piioto) ART IIROWN PEST CONTROL Termite* A O lhrr Peat* 2601 PARK DR. 322-8865 HANFORD Enterprise Personals Mr. Andrew Ayli** who w it en rout* from St. Petersburg to Jackionvillr stopped over­ night with th* Henderson fam­ ily Mr. *nd Mr*. Jimmy Tlsckett of Tampa visited friends Friday morning for a short time. DeBary Vol. Firemen’s Assn. Aux. — PRESENTS — "Those Wonderful Years" r- f i ' E I« K rana ■i li-A-vA .i im >»>h *.s . ~ TO UE PERFECTLY HONEST . . . Itu.lnro* U alow during throe summer months, and f ;, our clerks ha?* plenty of time to giva you personal J attention. We are now giving RIG DISCOUNTS on Everything to clear our present Incrnlor, before new furniluro •tart* arriving from national furnilura marts In Chicago and Atlanta. i lie a Wine Wrd Feather Ytiur Next Before Winter Cornett EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS VARIETY SHOW — Sponsored MATHER O f Sanford By — PILOT CLUB Sanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Star* 203-09 E. 1st ST. OF SANFORD, INC. Sanford Civic Center Sat, May 11, 1963 - 8:00 P.M. ADULTS *1-00 STUDENTS FA 2-0983 AND SAVE — DONATION — 60e \ By Sirs. Clarence Snyder Raymond Lawson and Raymood Springer returned home Wednesday after being in East Liverpool, Ohio for a week. They were rolled there to at­ tend the funeral of theft- bro­ ther-in-law, Theodore Nusarr. Dr. and Mrs. John Bradir have returned from a visit with two of their children, Mr. and Mr*. Richard E. Urndill and family of St. Louis, Md.. nnd Dr. and Mr*. Richard E. Sommerfleld and family of Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr, and Mr*. John Mclro.a left Tuesday morning for their home in Owosso, Mich., to spend the summer. They will return to their winter homo on l.nke Butler next fall. Mr*. James Wallin ha* re­ turned home after spending several weeks wllh her mother, Mr*. A- S. Adams in Durham, N. C. Mrs. Adams had been very lit. Miss Retty Corbett of Wash­ ington, D. C„ recently spent a week with Mrs. llurry Os- PLUS THE FACT — DRESS SlIOC LONGWOOD PLAZA IIwy. 17-92 Ph. 838-4721 • Fut the amount of water that you need for making pas­ try Into a plastic elothes sprinkler. Then you can dis­ tribute water evenly m er flour-shortening mixture. • • • If friends help pour at a tea or toffee, tell each hel|K-r how long you with her to serve. SUGGESTIONS • • • A treat for the kiddie* — spread the Inside of ice cream cones with peanut butler or melted chocolate chips before you fill them with ice cream. Clear the shelves. There’s another instant food on the way. This time its sweet po­ tato flake*, a product deve­ loped by the USDA lo revive Interest in awcet potatoes. Restaurant owner* who have tried them said they will ute tiiem when the new product is available. Homemakers al­ so seem Interested. Those who have tried them liked the way they tailed. They said the flakes were * "fine time saver," quick to prepare. An average 59 million pounds of hrrf are produced • • • in the United Stale* every We found Ibis recipe in a working day, the USDA re ­ phaniphlet put out by the Na­ ports. bisco Test Kitchen. If you • • * like to fix catibagr s little dif­ Does your fried thicken ferent sometime be sure to have a nice crispy rruit or try it. It's called Stuffed does the coating come off dur­ Cabbage. ing frying? Food specialists 12-14 large cabbage leaves of the USDA say there's a IS Triscuit Wafers, finely trick to making the bitter rolled (about 1 cup crumbs) stick. Instead of rolling the 1 cup chopped onion uncooked ehirken in the hat­ 4a tsp. dry mustard ter, cook it first. Then dip the U tsp. pepper fried piece* In hatter anil fry 44 tsp. basil them in deep fat Just long 2 eggs, well beaten enough to brown and cook 1 tsp. salt the coating. In case you won­ 4k tsp. garlic salt dered, here'a why the batter Soak cabbage leaves in boil­ lends U> come off when It’s ing water for about 2 min­ applied before Dm chicken is utes. Drain. Combine remain­ cooked: Chicken parts loose ing ingredienti and mix welt. about one-fourth of their Spoon about 4 tb,ps. of mix- weight during frying, from evaporation of m o i s t u r e . When rsw pieces dipped in batter are cooked, the batter coagutatea before the meat shrinks. Then the shrinkage LAST MINUTE and pressure from steam cause a loose-fitting coating that peel* readily. The USDA also found that dredging the meat in ll.mr or some other thickener before dipping it in the batter does nut reduce this peeling. The thicker the coating* are, the more read­ ily they peel. Orlando Youngster Observes Birthday With Playmates Freeze - Drying SELECTION FOR M ISSIS I JUNIORS! HALF SIZES I 5.95 to 12.95 Varied-and howl Valueful-you bet! Styles swing from the moet classic day-time shirtwaists to very elegant late-time jacket costumes. Fabrics are full of news from the crispest of cotton weaves to dashcare Dacron* polyester 'n cotton and other blends. We could go on-and on-and on, but that's only half the fun 1Come In to Penney’s tomorrow-stay for hours, come back In a week, ahop all May lon gfresh new shipments ers scheduled nearly every day I, �M M H H M M i duKsi-mr. c Legal NoHce l a the P a a r t o f Ike ( ' • a a l l J a d a r . aetw laal* I ' n a a l r , F l o r ­ id a. l a P r a k a l e , la ret lU lalp a l J O S E P H M IK I.K R. alao k n o w n aa J O i : M I K L E R , D eca aaed . 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T h l a N o lle* ah all b* pu hllah- a t S a n f o r d , S e m ln u l* C o u n ty , ed n o r * a w e a k f o r f o u r co n - F l o r i d a . a e c u t l v * w e a k * In T h # S a n f o rd (HEAD H erald. A r th u r l |. B eckw ith. Jr. D a t e d t h l a l o t h d a y • ( A p ril C lark of th a c ir c u it C ourl A. H. 1111 . ' ' •f S e m l n o l a C o u n ty , (■BAD A r t h u r H. R a c k w i t h , J r . C l a r k Of t ' l r r u t t Court. S e m l n n l a C o u n t y , F lo rid a. P u h lla h ; K t f I , k 1 1 M , 1 *4 1 B g X 'M a rth a t . VI hi a a A pril u . May fc I, 1 r �. ^ * ~ i f - V h Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA 2-5612 2. Notices . Personals Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 fi. Fur Renl CARD OF THANKS HEDROOM unfurnished Mr. i Mrs. Lee Elder wishes house. Kitchen equipped. >o thank the Lake Mary $70 a mo. 2434 Cedar Ate I ire Dept., Florida Forest Service, all our (rienda. 1 11 E DR O U M furnislx’ii bouse. Electric kitchen. neighbors, Highway patrol. Lights A water furnishrd. S :crtlla Dept, and passer­ 875 month. Back of Pine by. Also, Mr. Elder's cocrest Inn. 2U18 Iruquois workers (or the wonderful A te. FA 2-1251, jub the people did when our house burned. 1 HR. House furn. Water. $30. 3 MR. House. $85. 322-2734. o. Food Office 204 \Y. First DEADLINES itltr #anforh KcraltN S V V K K T Ii: H i ; May 9. 1963 — I ’ii r d 11 l 19. SHuatiuns Wnnled I5y Nadine SelL/er Foe Mrs. Itruwn Miller's wed 3 HEDROOM home. Kitchen equipped. $75 a Month. I'll. ding cakes. Call FA 23061. FA 2-5666. d. F o r Kent 27. Special Services 33. Furniture .11. Articles For Sale CLEAN (ill dirt. clay, shell, CliiUI Care. F A 2 2274. BEDS hull RENT 21" RCA T.V. SI0. Excellent peat, top soil. FA 2-2576. lloqiil.il, Rullaways, Juve­ picture. 20 gal. trash can. 21. B eau ty Salons $1.23. 302 A Oak Ave. nile. E1IEE dclitcry and LAWN SERVICE Pick-up. With purchase uf Blue Lus­ HARRIETT'S REALTY NOOK Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ FURNITURE CENTER Complete Beauty Service tre, rent Electric Carpet isfaction guaranteed, l’h. lluu French Avc. Evening Appointments Shampoocr for only $1 per FA 2-1817. Pit. FA 2-7953 105 So. Oak FA 2 3742 day. Fan-nil's Furniture. Piano Tuning and Repair JENKINS & WILLIAMS Cut 'N Curl IVuuly Shop 33. Articles Wanted KUBN1TUIIE MOTHER'S 1) a y special. W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 NEW A Used furniture and Out of town ouyer needs us­ Cream cold wave $7.50 comappliances. Good place to A ir-C o n d itio n in g r ed ixicketbooks and magaplete. buy—sell or trade. EASY linc* for export. Pay cash 318 Palmetto A\c, 3220834 II. B. POPE CO.. INC. TERMS. Wholesale prices 2tn) So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 by the pound. Free pickup. for cash. S3. B uilding .M aterials Phone 322-1691 for infor­ lit*. A utom obile S erv ice Telephone FA 2-7450 mation. USED 400 S. Sanford Avenue Auto Glass, Tups BUILDING MATERIALS 3li. A u l u m old leu - T ru c k s A Sea' Covers Everything from roof lo Used furniture, appliances, ~ BUYING A VEW oc floor. Interstate rlglit-of tools, etc. Bought • Sold AUTO GLASS & way on Fairbanks, cement USED CAR? Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford FINANCE IT WITH US block houses moved tu SEAT COVER CO. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8U32 9 Low Interest Rates your lot. Houses you wreck. ♦ I*>w Monthlv Payments Charles A. Snyder A Suns. \ U , WORK GUARANTEED 31. Artirlcw For Sale 944-6516. FLORIDA STATE BANK AUTO RADIO SERVICE Mens sport shirts $160 up, PERSONAL RADIO A TV 25. P lum bing S rrv lrc a Mens shoes $2.99 up. Sur­ 1 Owner 50 Olds, perfect ex­ cept bad Irans. $125.60. Pb. 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. plus City. 201 W. 1st. FA 2-0684 or FA 2-3462. 21" ZENITH T.V. with new AUTO GLASS CARS WANTED picture tube. $55. FAI 241749. INSTALLED REEL'S USED CARS P lu m b in g & lien tint; AIR CONDITIONING Scnitarik Glass and Paint 3 ROOMS full of furniture. ltth St A Sanford Ave. CONTRACT and REPAIR Company $296.50. 20 pieces in all at TRADE '6o Fiat Sports car 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 WORK Furniture C e n t e r , lioo for boat, motor ami trail­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 26592 French Ave. er. FA 2-6894. HI. Poultry • Livestock PLUMBING YELLOW Squash. $2.50 a 1836 P O N T I A C . Straight HORSE, gentle. 7 year old Contracting Repairs bushel or 6c a pound Ex stick, $395. 323 0886 after 4 Gelding. FA 2 4681 FREE ESTIMATES ccllent for (reeling. Deliv­ p. m. R. L. HARVEY ered. Ph. FA 29413. 31 A. PeU 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 37. Boats • Motors I RECONDITIONED R. C. BEAGLE PUPS. Papers. $35. 25. Radio & Television Allen full keyboard Adding Gateway To The Waterway FA 2 7544. machine with subtraction, PERSONAL RADIO A TV Rulisim Sporting Goods lik e now. $79.50. Powell's BOSTON Terrier. AKG Pup­ 1 DAY SERVICE Your F.VIN*RUDE Dealer Office Supply, 117 So. Mag­ pies. FA 2-1861. 25th. St.-A Sanford Avc. 301 68 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 nolia Avc. I’h. 323 0635 Free Kittens. FA 241349. 16' CABIN Cruiser with DEPENDABLE TV service. FREE Kittens: AKC.(Alley Cucumbers Slim a bushel. trailer. lo t 59. Park Avc. Bring container, you pick. Coy’s TV. Service call $2.U0 Trailer Park. Sanforvl. Kat Club) Choice of color*. Corner Celery A Hcurdult. FA 2 9063. Free delivery. FA 2-1366. Tuesday through Friday. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 9. For Sale or Rent Tue*., lliru Frl. - 2 p. M. day BEAUTIFULLY ( o r n l sited before Insertion .Moo. * Sal. room, Private home. I’h. House. F \ 2 Dew or F A 2 1395 I A 2 I » i. ooon. 2 an . 817 Catalina. FA 2-0378 NEW 2 bedroom furnished STHAIGUT CLASSIFIED: LAKE F'mnt Home, f Priced Duplex. FA 2 237b. Ttie.*., thru Fri. - 2 I*. M. day right) 3-bcdruums with pirn ly of closet space. I lility before insertion. Sloo. - Sat. 3 flUUM furnished Apartment room, large living mom, III! ruuplr. $45, FA 2-7399. soon. Florida mom. screened patio, well drained corner 2 HEDROOM upstairs Apt. RESPONSIBILITY: lot within walking distance C o m p 1s* t e 1y redecorat­ Toe Herald u ill not be re­ ed. sparkling ck'an. Adults. of Post Office and shopping. sponsible lor mure tliao one Hillary. Call Mr. Kull, I'Ot i <']<r> Ate., tv incorrect lniertiuo of your ad, NO 8-WJ9. mile K. of traffic light. # mi If MM. W and reserves the right to re­ FA 2-0868. l u 1*1 VI M (M vile or reject any advertise­ EL Renl Estate For Sale ment (nun vvhat ordered to ! - UEDItOUM, kitchen eiiuip"How 'bout loaning ua your antaatar for tha day7 conform to the policies of this ped home. Downtown. ?i>(l dY OWNER— Nice 4 Bdrm. Wa'ra going on a picniol" 2 bath home in Ravenna paper. per mo. FA 2-0107. A Idyllwildc area. Large 12. Real Estate For Sale 15. llusincsw Opportunity 1 11DR.M. house. NO S-5122 utility Rid. and workshop, CLASSIFIED INDEX double carporic, air-Condi­ BY OWNER, 3 Bdrm. 2 baths For lwiase. Service Station. after 6. tioning, central heat A fire large lot. FA 2-1952. Chuiee location. Apply TTic 1. L o st Si Pound UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom place, covered patio facing Pure Oil Co. 0)4 W. 6th St. 2. Noticed - I’eraotmls house, kitchen equipped. Lake Rutenns. Reasonably OSTEEN. New frame house, 3. Education • Inatruction I’h. FA 2-3991. 2 lir a, kit. equipped. Car- IG. Female Help Wanted priced. 301 Yihleu ltd. Th. 4. Trunspoitntion FA 2-24A4. porte. By owner. FA 2-2094. 5. Food FUR.V. Apt. 2300 Mclluaville. NURSING PERSONNEL 6. For Kent 2 HEDROOM H rjie. fw«4 Myr­ NEEDED for expansion at 2-IIEDROOM (urnlshed apart­ CA Special Notices tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ FLORIDA CARE. If you ment, also efficiency apart­ Jim Hunt Realty 7. Husiness Rentals wan. 322 4613. love your Mother ami arc ment, furnished. 3226341. 8. Keuclt Rentals Office FA 2-21 IS willing to give the same de­ 3 A 4 llKDKDOM Homes 9. For Sale or Kent Night FA 2-0648 votion and personal ullcnFurn. Apt. 611 Park Ate. .'IS. Motorcycles • Scooters See modclt at Highland 10. Wanted to Kent 323-0700 tion lo others there may be 27. Special Service* 32. Flowers • Shrulm 11. Real Estate Wanted ST E N S T R O M R E N T A L S 2324 P a rt Dr. Sanford, Fla. Ave. Umgwood. lo minutes an opening for you on the READY MIX Concrete, win­ VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS, soulii on 17-92 and weal on dow sills, lintels, steps, 12. Real Estate For Sale We have an outstanding sel­ New A Used. skilled nursing staff at WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, POTTED MUMS in bloom. Seminole 1 block. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ blocks, sand, cement, rock, lit. Mortgage Loans SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Lew is Sales A Service FLORIDA CARE OF Oil ection of unfurnished homes 35c up. ner lot facing lake, luo LMN ENTERPRISES INC. pipe, steel, gicnsc traps, 14. Insurance All Types and Sires 2517 Country Club ltd. IAN DO. Licensed practical for rental and Lease. $73 to GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Waits D ritr, S u n t a n d dry wells, stepping stones. 15. Husiness Opportunity $160. We Repair and Service Ph. FA-2-79'28 nurses. Salary range $225 lo Grapcville Avc. Near 2UUi SI. Estate. FHA in tervice. 16. Female Help Wanted Miracle Concrete Co. S T I N E $270 Month for 40 hour work St. Johns Realty $450 down, monthly $84.73, :u» Elm Ave. FA 25751 R o ve s — A fr ic a n Violet.* 17. Male Help Wanted week, depending upnrv quali­ Machinery and Supply Co. VA mtthlng down. FA 2 8074 THE TIME TESTED FIRM Gloxinias — Hydrangeas 18. Help Wanted 207 TV. 2nd St. FA 2002 Stenstrom Realty or 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 fication and experience of SINGER round liobbiu Sow­ FA 2-2118. HO LLERS 19. Hituntiona Wanted WOODRUFF'S applicants. Good personnel LAWNS IB-novated . Aerate ing Machine, equipped to Heal Estate—Mortgages FOR ljuick »a!e by owner. FARM A GARDEN CENTER 20. Babysitters — OF — policies, including vacation 3 HEDROOM. H i bath house. tig tag, in a k e a button Remove Thatch • Chinch 6U1 Celery Ave. Ph. FA 2 3076 111 X. Park Avc. FA 2-2420 $6,3ou. Spacious 2 story, 3 and sick leave benefitis. Ap­ 21. Reality Salons 224 Uradshaw Dr. Bug Spray (VC-43) • Fertitwiles. Guaranteed. 5 pay­ Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 bedriKiin house, at 406 Pal­ ply in person K3u TV. Michi­ 22. Build - Paint - Repair SAN FO RD ‘xe—Ph. FA 2-4244 ments of $5.20. Write llox 33. Furniture Evenings metto. FA 2-8795. AIR COND. Built into living 23. Building Materials gan Ave. Orlando, 9 a.in. lo MANSFIELD LAWN SER. 25. c'o Sanford Herald. FA 2-2677 FA 2 389 FA 24KW 0 room. Florida room. 3 HR. 24. Electrical Services 5 pm . Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 2 hatha A dining area. 1MMEDI ATE OCCURANCY 25. Plumbing Services SMITH Alr-Condltlun Refri­ Service W'uh the Cash. EVENING Dresses. Excellent 3 IIEDROUM furnished Gar­ Large kitchen, double sink, 3 A 4 Ueilroum homes Some 17. Mnle Help Wanted 26. Radio & Television condition. Sire 8-10 Phone geration service. All work SUPER TRADING POST age A p ar t in e n t. 2UU5Vi with air-conditioning. oven A range, lovely cab­ 27. Spednl Services guaranteed. Very reason FA 2-1738. FA 2-0077. French Ate. FA 2-7234. TEE \N GREEN ESTATES SHOE Shine man. Exper­ inets. Lots of closet space. 28. Laundry Service able in price. Day FA 2 7434 Skin diving equipment. 2 sets, FREE ESTIMATE 29. Automobile Service Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. Utility room. Arbor on the 20th St. W. by May (air Coun­ ience necessary. A p p l y Night FA 2-2099. try Club. reasonable. Call FA 26037 side of rarpurtc. Rote Navy Exchange O f f i c e . Upholstering A Matiress ren­ 1305 Elliott Ate., FA 2-5234 29A. Auto Accessories evening*. FOR the finest In cosmetics, hedge around front lawn. ATTRACTIVE 3 • bedroom, Nav al Air Station. ovating. New A Used Furni­ or FA 2-0525. 30. Machinery - Tools call a BEAUTY COUNSE­ ture. Call Nix Redding Mfg. 31. Poultry - Live stock LARGE 2 bedroom trailer. In lxwgdak. 6 miles So. Hx bath home. Ilnilt-ln kit­ EXCLUSIVE Distributorship 2 RECONDITIONED Royal of Sanford. Clif Uorneman, LOR. For tlie one nearest Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 31 A. Pets chen, air-conditioncr, cus­ standard Typewriters. Very A I UR. Trailer. Adults available fo r Seminole Realtor. 696 Longdule Avc. FA 2-2117. you in Sanford and nearby 32. Flowers - Shrubs tom drapes and |>owcr good buys. $56145 each. only. FA 2-7368. County. Small inventory In TE 8 4IW. area. Ph. FA 23145 S3. Furniture mower included. $3uo down, Powell’s Office Supply. 117 WANTED reliable couple to vestment required. Wun 34. Articles For Sale 2 BEDROOM bouse. Florida paymrnta $84. FA 2 2659. S. Magnolia Ave. lake up mutilhly payments FRIGID AIRE derful ground floor oppor 35. Articles Wanted 1958 MERCEDES mom. Available now. Pb. of $13.50 on 3 complete Sales A Service (unity fur man who wants CB 2 bedroom home. REPOSSESSED combination 4 Door 220 Mudrl 36. Automobiles - Trucks FA 2-1519. Stenstrom Realty NEW rooms of lurnllurc. Call G. II. HIGH to add substantially lo his O n ly ............. $129$ Nice grove. View of 1-ike 37. Boats - Motors TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ Stem, radio and PJ" T.V. 1790 W. 1st St. Sanford income. For interview write W E L A K A Al’AH l'.M ENTS: Mary Block partitions. Real Estate—Mortgages Ileautilul walnut cabinet. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters i9«t Vo l k s w a g e n " led. Ph. FA 2-3883 Hui 43, c'o Sanford Herald. Completely plastered. Full Rooms private baths, 114 til N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 New warranty. $12.ou per 39. Trailers - Cabanas 2 Door Hedaa W. First St. tile hall) A tills. Extra nice Ravenna Park F'A 2-7495 month. UrIH's Inc. Food DECORATED Mother's Day If you need help, call Real Cleag $1591 111. S llu n tln im W anted Evenings k'tchen. Many extra*. Call Fair Shopping Center. Ph. cakes. Delivered. Robb's FA 2 5612 and pluce a Her­ If you want people us pay CLEAN, modern, unfurnished 1659 JAGUAIt FA 2 3677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-4000 owner. 322 G859. 323-0636. BABYSITTING. FA 2 1241. Donut Shop, Call FA 2-6333 ald Classified. attention to your business, 4 Door Sedan 2 bedroom house. 1810 W. Overdriva $1591 call FA 2-5612 and atk the Ttilrd St. Phone Uartow 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath home. OWNER SACRIFICE Herald Staff about tome at­ 533-2329. DUE TO HEALTH 3300 Park Ave. FA 2 8271. ----- . . . ■ ■ -J tention getting ads. Hume and rrtidenllal income 3 UKUROUM, kitchen equip 3 HEDROOM. I IxUi house. property which consists ol 1958 PLYMOUTH 7 |red Iwusc. Cali FA 2-77UU Kitchen equipped. 410 Hctli two 3-bedroom and one 2 2 linor, V-8 for appolutmcut. Drive, Ravenna Park. $ 2 uu Legal Notice bedroom masonry Itunic* Only $59$ down, $79 a month. Pb. will) oak floors, Fla. rooms, IS TH E tlM C tir M i l H I . Furn. 3 bedroom h o u s e . FA 2 4614 1638 FlUH) 2 Door city water, all fully fum Adults No pels. FA 2-7664. x ix i'll j i me t o . i m i t <* 6 Cylinder, Sid. ished. 2 ol huinea now rent­ o r ix o iiio v . is xxu r u n NEED MORE ROOM? Tran*. $72$ * i : m i m i i .i : t o t m s . EFFICIENCY Apartment on Wilt trade equity in maiunry ed fur $19*4 mo. Also in­ IN I IIVSC C IO M>. 13.01.1 1936 CIIKV. 4 Door First St. Near 2 city free cludes It* acres. Ilujc L\ T. Nllll-ACK, 3 bedruum, It* bath borne, Station Wagon, V-8 Plululllf, parking lots and slwppmg oaks and citrus trees. Sell U i good location, for 2 Air Conditioned $69$ V*. stores. No utility charges. all ur part. Small down pay bedroom home about ten I* A. FOX, e l at. |i*l*nd*rit*. Suitable fur couple or sin­ ment, nr make offer. Good years old Call FA 2 5314. t u c M i u i M in ts: n r •• i t gle. Inquire Jacobsun Dept. terms. North or Smith on STATU OK H.OUIDN TO: ’60 Rambler 3 HEDROOM inline. Take­ Store. V. A. m X . M. K UIIOCK anil 17-92 lo LuUKwood-Ovledo 61 CIIKV. Station SI AI ITM A lllll-.'K. M« « I/'. over payment* of $92. I’ll. Wagon, 4 Door, V-8 ltd. (Mobley's Corner), then American W . I t TKI.KOH O J- O. J E L L S UNTURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms. Automatic Tran*. $179$ _ FA 2 7132. ami St. H. JKLK8. Ml wit*. west I block to East Si., bath. 2 screened porches. I, I N c o l . X * CA ItllLCK. I Door Sedan. Radio, Hratrr, then 1 b!k. smith on East 3UII Magnolia Ate. Apply 82 CIIKV. MONZA T i l l i M AS W. MOHAN. C*. M i i i e w uni.it" a t y o u r Automatic. If* IIpiI! Has hern St. )l.\N l> . am t tV. h HAND. II Sport Cp*., 4 H upstairs evenings. DOORSTEP elieiknl f r ■■m bumper to H i- d a n . I l l * H o t “ I " **ills III* all**. Il.klr r * * p * .H v * u nTrans. 1 1 1 9 ^ Beautiful new home nuw liv­ LEAVIXQ Town. 3 lledroomi, bumper - a* are nil our imnl t: no n n .poll*** If n i B f l t n t . a n d V-8 Pom lit lliaiillful I'inidi —. If <Uuil |hr r**t>**’Uv* un- UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom ears. ing ron*iructul on the R a d i o . II I ' u t i r , tiiltinialir, 62 CADILLAC 4 Door 2 baths, family room, cor­ knnwn lit.:i», .!» ' I*--*- I«*iil*** Apt. kilc cn equipped, los Wbile 'l ire*. All Power Anil Air banks ol the (umuus St. a n i l i r a i i l i u ■f fc»ld S r f r n J . ner lot, air • conditioned. ONLY S W. 18lh St. FA 2-4678. . Cundltlun $129$ o m .v S J4Q 5 anu: r I . o i l I f* t n Vt At. 1035 John* IHvvr. 3 hedruuuia. Breakfast bar, built • In M o l t e n 1'ClSII‘A N t a v u f p o r2 ballti, central healing range A oven, dishwaslier a t l o n . If acll* » ! ' • u n k n o w n NEW furnished Ik unfurnish­ a u c i M i o f l . Baklan* n r a r a n * and air conditioning. Huy ed 2 bedroom duplex apartPrivate fenced patio, 2 f x g r ra am i If uiaai.H ad . II* unEconomy Minded? ’62 Bonneville Vista now and choose your culur. ment, tile baths: terrarto 32'. 2417 Summerlin Ave It nut* n dlr-A vra m Lina «• 1932 CADILLAC ( r u a l a t a a n d U '* 'r niiUnuwni Full price I17.90U with 10T, Hours. Pb. FA 2-2374 alter FA 2 8977 alter 3. 4 Door, Air I D o o r H ard top , P o n e r S t i r r i n g 1961 Rambler American aui-oaatura. aaalan* ‘-r a r a n down. Fur a happy lulurc Cuivdiltun $29$ and B ra k e *. H y d ra n ia tir, Itailio, 5 p. m. • i**»; a n d a n y an d n-l I" rimuln> 7u ACRES on highway ami sec Ihli today. h u v l n * ur c l a i m i n g B'*y r l g n i H ra trr , W h l l r T lr r * . t il 4 nndl2 Dmir Wagon SViiolard Traiitmi* 1957 I IIKV., V-8 till# o r I n ta ra a l I” » " d l o in# 2 HEDROOM Furn. Duplex Urge lake. 18 Acres grove tin n in g . A likr nrw auto w ith lr * * alnn fur grratrr rninoinyl follow 111! dtavrll.ad lai d l l l " t 2 Door, Hlsndard t h i n 1. 1 ,009 m i Ira. Ground fluor Apartment. Modem frame house. 52u,a n d Ualna ' » n*tnlnol* C u u n l ) , Tran*. $69$ duo. Ph. 313 3131. Stemper Agency Contact 2312 PilmclU). Florida. In-w it: Tha N B '. i.f ' ' Nl. » u INAO FORD GALAXIK SA V E $ $ $ Sa. |l..n SI. T..wl.alilli 51 SLEEPING Room. Phone REALTOR - lNSLROK 3 ACRE tilH farm. P. 4 llmir. Auto., Power S.iulli, liana* a1 LaaU FA 2-3986 alter 2 p. m. SL And Rrakea $189$ B ox 5H8. S a n f o r d . FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. T ail. and *ui'h of juu. »r* Wal l SQUARE DEAL CARS M l d o u b le .c h e c k e d CHOICE not CHANCE USED CARS (SI 1'untinc Tempest only ItarcliS nollflrd and ra^alrad t u a p l i a a r a n d Ml* p * r t v l i » n r or li y f o u r i i t 'T f i * ') , h Itti ill* C lark of Ui* i.'uurt. y u u r wrllltn d*f»na»* If a n ) , lu Hi* hill I. u u l* t HU* fll»d henln B*ul>.*t >ou 'f *” • al.llt*-*t>l'.l '■*«*' » 'd lu a*n r n eop) wf O'# »»n a ull |dalMtlfr‘a a llo rn r). t*lu"_ ®" o r b t f u r t th * SvlO d ay uf Slai A.H. 1»«1- . ... Ilaraln fall nut ..r a da.raa firo L'ytif«i»u hlH feW I ii «t Foil* fo r *»• WiTNK#« «iy »*■»'•< *,l"‘ 11• o^fltluJ Mail o f I ’*'* « urt. I»'l» ISth day of April. A.O. !**»• IlE A tl A r t h u r It llaikwllh. Jr. rlarl, ..r i • •' r. ui ' **»uri Hi SI. r* -i*l >■ ‘ j i« lia .u ll >I 'll. IID Irh'a. n a n d L r f f l r r rdward* llulldlnr l*n.t Of Its'* lira war 11 (■anfnrd, K iorlda * n u * t -r K Iiltiflff 1 l.Halt I A p r il I t . - . *I*X * IHI c n a -ii Efllclruc) Apt. 830 Mo. up. WILL TRADE ~LA K K VliuNT" LOT Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. 3 Lute In Sanford, close lo Greatly reduced fur quick downtown, fur Housrtraller sale. Lake Mary area. Ex­ RENT A BED clusive with Brown Realty. of equal value. Write P. U Koliaway, Hospital A Uaby FA 2 3237 or FA 2-IU6C Box Tut, Wildwood, Fla. Ileus. Uy Day, Week, or Month NU CASH NEEDED Let uw (like care of CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a your “Service I’roli* Ph. FA 2-5181 110 W. 1st St. month. T. A 1. included. leitta". A u I ti m it t i c 322-1083. RENTALS Trmi*nilw»lon - Tune 3UPHM, unfuru home l*»ch lip • Front Fnd AIIkhIIOUI.ltl A. WILLIAMS Arbor $93. 2 Bedrm. Furn ment - Brake nr any Realtor Apt. *53. Rolwit A. Wil­ other type uf repair liams. Itcalior. F".\ 2 3831. Raymond Luudquisl, Asso. nece.ootry hy Factory FA 2 3951 Atlantic Hank Hi Ig Trained HpeciHlUt nt H001L THE GAlll.F.i S"N DRIES Store. Stock A IteiiMinuble I'rlrn*. Jlagilolia Ate FA2-U7I0 equipment. Well catabliahHOLLERS ed. Proprielcr wishes to re­ 3 ROOM n.c*'y furnished of SANFORD tire. Call FA 2*0274 or \»artm-*nt. Prltm e Hath. 219 E. 2nd. ST. Luugwood TE 8-6J89. Clean. AduiU. FA 2-1919. *H95 '62 Plymouth Station Wagon VuluiiiBlir, Itailio. Ilrslir. V une-nnm-r little while In aulj | O NLY ‘1795 SEVERAL OTHERS: Huicks, Pontiucs, Olds, ChevrolutH, Cadillacs! All sold under GW l year Warranty. GMAC or BANK FINANCING! 1938 CIIKV. li Ton Plrkup, Powrr Steering Vnd Brake* $893 1966 CIIKV. »i Ion Pickup, W ide Body $1193 1958 CIIKV. 4i Tmy I'lrkuu - Need* Some Work $<93 MF.K Fred and Audrey Yvsckle 219 K. 2nd. SL Claude llitlell 2303 Park Avo. * Sanford i* * f �Qhsua. © It? i>aufuri> lii'ra lit PAGE 12 THURS., MAY 9, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Civic League Nets $25 On Project Geneva Society Has Annual M eet Florida Is tha quean of state* And wise folk never lenve her. There are pleasant plure* all about The beat one Is Grnrv*. a a a The annual two-day meeting of the Geneva Historical and Genealogical Society was held laat weekend during which tlma officers for the 11)03-64 year were elected and stand­ ing committees for the organ­ isation were named. Officer! are Mrs. Lorraine Yarborough Whiting, presi­ dent; Mrs. Elisabeth Daria Oldham, vice president; Oliver Mathlcux, president elect; Lee Cumhs, secretary and Mrs. Sue Hartrson Torres, treasur­ er. Committees a n d chnirmrn will tie membership, Pauline Moran Murphy; nominating, Edwin Hutton IlHkrr; by-laws, Lucille Guyette Norton; his­ torical, Willie Lee Sieg; gen­ ealogical, Helen Moran Toole; courtesy and necrology, Eliza­ beth Mathlcux; w a y i a n d means, Walton M. Torres; pro­ jects, Jim ilrown; Publicity, Charles L a m b; cemetery, Joo Mathlcux; year book, Helen LaKue Alderman; a n n u a l program, Elizabeth Davis Oldham and Oliver Mathrlux; hospitality, Clair* Harrison Brown nnd enter­ tainment, Imogens Yarixir«ugh and Edward Yarborough. Trustees are W. G. Kllliee. Frank Wheeler and Oliver Mathlcux, two yrars ami Jim llmwn ami Kliudrn Culpepper Ward, one year. nr A total by the I/jnjrwood rue (Women'* Club) at a May Coffee held Init week aa the league'* project towanli the Scholarship for T e a c h e r * Award* Program aponaored annually by the Seminole County Federation of Wom­ an's Club*. Hoiteases for lha event were Mrs. L. L. Co*. League prealdent and Mrs. Elliabeth Illllc, vice president. May Basket* were innda by the member* and auctioned off and, in addition, prtiea were awarded for many other basket*. First prli* was re­ ceived by Mrs. Geneva Scott for the moat original and sec­ ond by Miss Elizabeth Abbott for tha most beautiful. Other prises went to Miss Ella Cummlnga, Mrs. Arthur IhrUiam, Mr*. Otis Lee, Mr*. Walter Krohne, Mr*. Ida Stewart and Mrs. Don Hltaman. Joining the ladles for break­ fast srsrs L. L. Coi, E. Raddln and Charlaa Stewart. Scouts To Have Chicken Dinner In Altamonte CROWDS F ort Lone Lake Harney for lunt Snturdny'a annual pic­ nic of the Geneva Hltu tnrical and Genenlogi. cal Society which wan attended by u Inrun number of the M l membera and their By Louisa Hlmunek Members of Altamonte Boy niilien, top photo. New Scout Troop 3S and of Explor­ officer! of the Society, e r Post as will sponsor a elected a t the annual chicken dinner in conjunction meeting held on with a Court of Honor to be day a t the Geneva held at the Altamonte Ele­ Community Hall are, bottom photo from left, mentary School on May 23. The Court of Honor will be Sue llnrrlHon Torre!, bald around a Council Fire at treasurer; Oliver Ma­ which tlma Scoutmaster Jack th leu*, president elect; Stuart wilt present advancei Elisabeth Davis Old­ ham, vice president and In rank and merit badges. Lorraine Ynrborouich Indian daocea will he preaented around the fire by Whiting, president. Leo members of Tipisa Lodge, Combs, secretary, was KalJga Chapter, Order of the not present for the Arrow, who placed second In photo. (Herald Photo) the Sixth Regional Competi­ tion. Other entertainment on the program will be In line with scouting work and ac­ tivity. The dinner is being planned in order to raise funds for badly needed caVuping equip­ ment. At present there are 36 boys registered In the Scout Troop and 12 in the Explor­ ers who must share the six tents now available. Camping activity must be ataggered between the two and creates a problem elnce the Explor­ er! are high ranking scouts and are needed as additional instructors on regular scout camps. Advance tickets for the din­ ner are now on sale and may be purchased from any meinber of the troop or post as well as from adult leaders Jack Stuart, Joseph Slmunek, Donald MacLeod and W. L. Garescbe. fcdiiion VFW Delegation Attends Meeting FINISHING TOUCHES of the South Seminole Garden Club’s beautifica­ tion project a t the Casselberry Women’s Club Building were put In re­ cently by Mrs. R. C. Newcomer and Miss Emlley Evans, kneeling left to right Anti, standing from left, Mrs. Ben Evans, Mrs. C. L. Leggett, Mrs. Charles Pierce, Mrs. H. T. Crittendnn, Mrs. E. P. Richards nnd Mrs. Thomas Ilueston. (Herald Thoto) North Orlando Civic Assn. Plans Barbecue By Mona Griristead Final plans for a chicken barbecue to be sponsored by the North Orlandu Civic Assn, at the annual Fourth of July Celebration were an­ nounced at Monday night's meeting of Ihc group by Bill Ityan, committee chairman. Plates will be available fur adults with one-half chicken and for children under 12 years of age with one-quarter chicken. Other items on the menu will he coleslaw, baked I beans, rolls and butter. Ad j vance tickets will go on sale this month and may he bought from any members of the association. Serving is scheduled be­ tween the lxrur* of 4 nnd 7 p. m. and it is hoped that Uiis event will be one of the larg­ est attractions si the celebra­ tion. Member* voted to postpone until July 4th the auction which originully was schedul­ By Donna Estes A record number of Long- ed lor the May Festival. dt.li- teenagers and parents attended this summer's first street dance held last Fri­ day night at the eorner of Lormann Circle N. and Hunt Road. The primary purpose of the teenagers in sponsoring The annual Dug Inoculation Uic dance was to get parents together to discuss ways and Day in the City of Oviedo will be held this Saturday on the means of locating a building lot to the rear of City Hall' which could be permanently used hy the young people for between (lie hours of I and 3 p. in. such activities. All dog owner* who reside Jn the meantime, "anyone within the municipal limits of with infonnstion leading to Oviedo are required by city the whereabouts of an un­ ordinance to have their dngt used building suitable for dancing" is asked In contact Inoculated and tagged and city official* have announced Steve Harmon at tklH Lor­ that stronger enforcement of mann Circle N. the ordinance is going to be made in the future. Directory Out Dogs will be tagged and The new Dellary Directory registered Saturday by Dr. went on sale Ibis week at the George Long, Orlando veter­ Chamber of Commerce of­ inarian. and copies of the fices. Eugene Davis ami J. C. registration will be filed with Bradley were co-chairmen of Mrs. Dot Courier, Oviedo city clerk. the project. Teenagers Need Unused Building Inoculation Day Set In Oviedo EDITORIAL COMMENT Help Needed Morris Luther Chosen For Boy’s State By Joan Magin Thoro is n desperate need for volunteers to By Jane Casselberry Officials of Chuluola Amer­ help with the summer swimming classes to lie A deli-gallon from VFW ican 1/cgton Post 223 have an­ held in Luke Mary starting the first Mumiuy Post 10030 of Casselberry and nounced that Morris Luther, lifter school Is out . its Auxiliary attended the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lu­ Mrs. J. A. (Murlhu) Kilpatrick, Red Cross eighth district meet field In ther of Fourth St. in Chutu* instructor in charge, hits appealed for help great­ Kail Gallic last Sunday. (its, has Iwcn selected by ly needed BEFORE then. You do not need to Those attending were Com­ the Oviedo School faculty as know how to swim in order to help her in this mander and Mra. George most eligible to attend the program. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1063 session at Roy's Slate. Registration will lie held at the Lake Mary Tilton, Mr. and Mrs. Hollli His attendance for the school on June 10 at 1) u.m. for all children in thin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Denweek in Tallahassee will be area. The lessons are free. In the interest of pub­ ell Long, Sir. and Mra. Ralph sponsored hy the- Chuluota lic safety, every child should have this training Webb, Mr. and Mra. Jerry Post and all fees of the trip . . . it might suvo his life someday. WlckUffe. Cllf Overman, Mi­ will be paid by the Chuluota The classes will l>e held a t the Public Reach chael I'olcrsnak and Rill Challenger. on Crystui Lake, every Monday a t 9 a.m. Moore. Commander Howard wa* eketed district eight surgeon. Center To Show Mrs. Johnson was elected district eight chaplain and Exotic Exhibit Mrs. Howard was elected dis­ One of llte most exotic ex­ trict eight conductress at an hibitions yet to be staged for Auxiliary meeting held at the the puhlic at the Central Flor­ Lions Club Keu Gallic Women's Club ida Museum’s Maitland Re­ following a joint luncheon Members Attend with Hy Shirley Wentworth reived the monthly gift certi­ search Center la the display llu- nirn held at the Tha lust meeting for Ihc ficate noil Mi*, ilirliiinl Scott, entitled "African Sculptures." American Legion Home. Convention Mrs. Howard served as current acasuu of the Rear retiring preiident, wa* pre­ which opened Tuesday and Ry Jaa* Casselberry coodurlrcaa In s ceremon to Luktt Guidi-ii Circle was held sented a Inninly tyjte glass i will lie shown through MayA group of members of tha dedicate eight district Bags. last week at the home of Mrs. container for floral arrange­ 30. Cassalberry Lions Club and Albert Jacobs on Lake Asher ment* In appreciation for her The center, located at 301 thalr Wives attended tha Slats work with the circle. W. I’ackwood Ave. in MallCircle. Lions Club Convention held Band To Give Announcement was made land, ii open free of charge from Thursday through Hnlurthat opening* -till me avail­ to the puhlic from lu a.m: un­ Student Concert day of leal week at the Jack able III this circle uml lliuae In­ lit noon and Irum 1 p m. until New Auxiliary By Jane Casselberry Tar Hotel In Clearwater. terested aro asked to contact S pm .. Tuesday through Fri­ The .Lyman High School Those making the trip were Mra. C. L. Drunk, newly elect­ Unit Delegates day. and from 2 p.m. until 6 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris, Marching Greyhound Band ed president or Mra. Allw-rt p in on Salurdny and Sunday. will present a roncerl for the Mr. and Mrs, Raymond MorJacob*, treasurer, at their Attend Meeting students at South Seminole rla, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis liluw, I.'.lines, B) Jam- Casselberry Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Hues- Ekinentary School nest MonThe American Legion Aux­ Garden Club Announcement a l s o w a s day at U:03 a. in. ton, Mr. and Mrs, Jimmie Michael Fisher, director of made that dues fur thu IDiUl- iliary to Memorial Post 266 of Goodman, Mr. and Mr*. Paul the band, wss at the achuol 114 your are now Im-Iiiu accept­ CiiMclhcrry was represented To M eet Altman, Hiller Evan*, Clyde at the Sixth District Constitu­ By Iziulse Slmunek on Wednesday morning of ed. Krrce, Milton Freeman and The membership voted to re­ tional Conference held Sunday this week to give musical A program on stocks and Rav. Ronald Miller. spliludo tests to all sixth tain the same meeting date of at the Colotiiul High School In bonds will he presented by graders interested in taking the aecund Wednesday ill each Orlamlu by the president Mra. t'harie* McDonnell at today's band when they go over to month anil also voted In don­ Harold Kryder ami the secre­ meeting of the Altamonte V FW Post 8207 the South Seminole Junior ate a hook to the Orlando tary, Mrs. Kenneth Wnlhridge. Springs Garden Club in the Garden Club Library, Mrs. Murtha I)nne*ky of Mt. Community House on Mait­ Cancels Dinner High next year. Mr*. R i c h a r d Ostrander, Dora, former Sixth District land Ave. By Doaaa Estes chairman of the circle's recent chaplain, was elected Dis­ The meeting will begin with Commander Harold MaU Poppy Days Set .Member* of Dellary Amer­ hem-fit card party, rrpurted on trict president. a covered dish supper at 6:30 of South Sent look VFW Post Following the conference a p. m. Members of this •207 has announced that the ican Legion Post and of the the succss of this event and chicken be-becua scheduled Auxiliary will be selling pop­ plans were dlsrusaa for the joint luncheon was held with month's committee arc Dr. sor tills Sunday at the Post ples In tbe community on beautification project which Uia Legion delegates. Thi* Gertrude Forman, chairman Horn* on tha Old D isk llwy. May 34 and May 23. All resi­ will be to landscape the are* was tha first time the newly and Mr. and Mn- A. S. Mer­ dents of the community at« around the flagpole a t the organized auxiliary had been rill, Mr. and Mrs. Walter has been postponed, *The dinner will be rcsebe- urged to support tlir annual Bear Lake Elementary School. represented at a district meet- Cope and Mr. and Mr*. K.A. Mrs. Raymond Jackson ro- [in * JttUte, program. A M at aa early date. Bear Lake Garden Circle Has Last Meeting Of Year Casselberry Project Completed By Club Hy Jane Casselberry As part of its beautification project the South Seminole Garden Club ha* completed lundscupinir the ground* of the Casselberry Women’s C l u b Building with attractive plant­ ing* of shrub* and holder plant*. Plants used included virliumuni, lirope, Phltzcr jun­ iper*. pittauporum and podocarpua. Cooperating on the project from the Garden Club were Mrs. C. L. Leggett, Mr*. H. T. Crittendori anil Mr*. Charles Pierre of the beautification ciinimitlea and .Mr*. E. P. Richards, president and Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, vice presi­ dent Those working from th* W o m e n ’s Club were Mrs. Thomas Ilueston. president; Miss Emilcy Evan*, vice pres­ ident and Mrs. Ben Evans ami Mrs. Joseph Laird of the House and Grounds commit­ tee. The Indies were a s s i s t e d with the planting hy Mr. Evans and Maj. I.ulrd. Civic Assn. Announces Entertainment Sportsmen Name New Officers It) Juan Magin Members of the Chuluota Spin lumen'* Club elm led Curl Hyrnca a* president of the orgaiiliullon at their lu*l meet­ ing after the resignation of W. C. Chadwick was submit­ ted due to other cunimllmciiU. Boy Cummings was alerted to fill the office of vice presi­ dent, which became open after Jlyniet' advancement to the presidency. In other buiim-ss the club voted to allow this use of it* building for dunces on Friday nlglita if a request for such use is submitted for uppruvui two weeks in advance. Dunce* will be fur teenagers ona week and for adult* tbe next. Permission to usa tho club property lut-ulcd immediately smith of the clubhouse for a hull dluliiolld was given to Chuluota Boy Scout Troop 236 which ia sponsored by th* Spoilsmen. Club To Sponsor Benefit1Supper By Mr*. Adam Muller Throe programs of en ter tamment have been announc­ ed hy the Dellary Civic Asso­ ciation for the month of May. On Friday of this week at ft p.m. the Angelus Singer* of Central Florida will appear at the Community Center in a program for which admis­ sion will he restricted to members of the Civic Assn. Next Tuesday at 7 p. in. Ihc regular meeting of the association will be held under Ihc direction of Chester Hearick who will present an evening of American Folk Songs by a mixed chorus of 12 voice*. On May 21, a I 7:30 p. m , another high grade movie, "It Happened to Jane” will be shown at the Center. The movie will be financed by voluntary donations. 70 Enjoy Club Picnic By Jane Casselberry Approximately 70 persona enjoyed an afternoon of var* ird activities at last Satur­ days picnic sponsored by the Seminole County Young Re­ publican Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kshir on Lake Bingham. Many attended in family groups with young and old horseshoe pitching and just swimming, rowing, (idling, enjoying impromptu baseball, relaxing on (lie shady lawn. An honured guest at th» event was Rep. Jan Fortune, home for tin* weekend from Tallahassee, who attended with his fauiilv. lly Shirley Went worth A benefit supper of baked bean* and frank* to l,u spon­ sored by the Bear Luke Com­ munity Club will be held prior to the club's regular meeting nest Thursday, The supper will be Served from 5:30 p. m. until 7:30 p. m. at tlie Florida Power Club on By Jana Casselberry Angel over the loud speaker Big Bear Lake a t nominal Four ninth grade student* system in rach classroom as price* for children and adults. Chairman fur tlir event >* at the South Seminole Jun­ tin- school does not have an Mr*. Bussell I.oumis. a- diturium for assemblies. ior High School were honored last Tlu.rsday morning at a presentation ceremony con­ ducted by Commander llurold Kryder and Larry plesden, chairman of the Americanism Committee, of American Legion Memorial Boat 236 of Casselberry. Cynthia Lrgg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam rs It. Lcgg of English Estates and Lea Lyte, sun of Mr. and Nell G. Lyle of Bear Manor were winners evicted American Legion Citizenship Award. They re­ ceived handsome bronze me­ dals sAardcd on the basis of honor, courage, scholar­ ship, leadership and service, Mary Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Peterson of Lake Howell Rd. and Stephen Brady, son Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. B ra­ dy of Tanglrwood. were runCITIZENSHIP AWARDS were presented last week Ht South Seminoi* m tsup and Vcccited engrav­ Junior High by Communder Harold Kryder, right and Americanism Comed certificates. mittee Chairman Lorryr Mapleadpn, left, of Caaaelberry’a American Tha Legion representatives Legion Memorial Poat 256. Winning bronxe medals were Lea Lyle and were Introduced to the stu­ Cvnthiu Legg und certificate winners were Stephen Bn.dy and Mary dent body tv Principal John M tanw o, left to right, (Hamid Photo) SSJH Students Get Citizenship Awards �to * !"* (Lb? Itm ttfl WEATHER: Fair through Snttirtlny. High today, 80-8.1. Low tonight, 60-65. United Press Leased Wire Established 1608 FUL. MAY 10, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA * * * e to c* BULLETIN Narcotics Suspected My LARKY VERSIIKI. That unofficial City Com­ mission meeting held last Monday was put on tape. We asked City Manager W. E. Knowles to hear the tape and BALTIMORE (UPD—Gene report said "there is a cer­ friend's apartment. An am ­ bull slar. notixl for his huge he said ••you wouldn't be able (Ilig Daddy ) Lipscomb, 290- tain suspicion of narcotics in bulance took him to Lutheran si re and strength, was made to understand it." . . . That pound tackle of the Pitts­ this case."' Hospital where lie was pro­ by Dr. Rudiger Breilenxeker, was about Hunt utility lines burgh Steelers pro football Lipscomb, 31, was found nounced dead on arrival. assistant city medical exami­ . . . City declined to set a team, died suddenly today fully clothed and unconscious A preliminary autopsy on ner. precedent running sewer and and a preliminary autopsy- on tiie kitchen floor of a the body of the famed foot"We are cheeking a make­ water lines to the proposed shift syringe found near the new $150,000 Hunt Building, body for possible trace* of iliini officials miflcd. narcotics," llrvitcnnckcr said • • • He said the preliminary City loin mission will be autopsy did not disclose the meeting at It a m. Saturday cause of death "at this time." . . . More Hunt discussion. . . The assistant medical ex­ W'c just stumbled onto it. aminer said a report on Ihc • • • syringe might In- made later Oh, well, the City will meet in tile day hut that it would once again in unofficial ses­ not lie known until next week sion this .Monday night in whether narcotics were pres­ Knowles' office at 7 p.m. this ent in the organs of Lips­ time regarding that prep comb's body. school locating here. Claude l Ruddy i Young, • • • one-time star football player S O M E It A N H O M and a friend of Lipscomb, THOUGHTS WHILE LISTEN­ »aid today lie could not beING TO GKOItGE TOUliY I Ucve narcotics were involved THANK EVERYONE F O It in the death of "Big Daddy" MAKING THE SEMICEN­ "I have never known Big TENNIAL SUCH A SUCCESS Daddy to take any kind of . . . They didn't give me any dope," said Young. "He napkin . . . Sat across from wouldn't do It." Charles Kampf complaining 1 Lipscomb was found on about "where's my steak?" ihc floor of a house belong­ . . . Francis Iloumillal Jr. had ing to Timothy Black, 25. the best seat . . . right next Police said Black told them to Miss Seminole County and he and Lipscomb took two the runner-up in the beauty <girls to a party Thursday pageant . . . They had one exnight. Later they took the Ira award . . . didn't know girls to their home and, af­ flK O R fiK T O U liY , left, general ihiitrmaii of the recent Semi-Centennial what to do with it so . . . ter leaving them, went to Celebration was rewarded by the presentation of an engraved copper gave it to Vershel (who was black's house. Black said he plmpie in appreciation of his .service to the community. Presenting tbo in New York at Ihc time of stopped at a local lunch­ award wa.s Francis Roinnillat Jr. president of the Sentinolu County Cham* the celebration) . . . "Pull room to eat while Lipscomb her of Commerce. Touhy in turn presented framed certificates to his down thy Vanity, I say pull went ahead to the house. chairmen, and to the news media at a luncheon held at the Mayfair Inn a t down." said Poet E n a Pound. Black told police he found noon Thursday. (Herald Photo) • • • i Lipscomb unconscious when Twenty ineu, two news•pavljji: ai{ papera and two TV stations werepresented with awards of appreciation for their part in the Semi-Centennial cele­ bration at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon but The Herald's own Dottic Austin was the only wuinan so hon­ f % BIRMINGHAM, Ala. tUI’l) ored. Good going, Dottic. The bill seeking to fstab- from tinei property owners When the title for Hie right- — Nok-ru leaders vowed to • • • lish the SI. Jolins-lmliun Riv­ offering gratis Hu nevessar> of-way for llie 100-foot wide, Bryant Committee was split er Canal District wss drop­ laud between Laic H arat) eight foot deep canal I- ob­ renew massive racial demon­ wide open by that L. L. Cox ped in the Senate hopper and the Indian ttivrr. except­ tained, (be project will be strations loduy unless a com­ mittee of businessmen ac J. P. nomination. this morning by Sen Mack ing (hr last 2uo yards of the handed over to the Stale rejited the final demand of a • • • N. Cleveland Jr., of Sanford. Eastern end. Canal Authority. Dircrtnr four |>miit drsegregallon pro­ Eight sites in Seminole William MeCree last week in gram. The bill is co-spoil sored i County are available for that Sens. Bernard Parrish. Bre­ hrm ed (he combined county "Hungs are aland worked proposed university. conmisslonx that it will lie out bul there arc Mill some vard County; Beth Johnson. • • • the duty of hi* authoril) In minute problems to lie dralt Orange County; and William Some 150 acres near Wag­ Gautier. Volusia County. raise the necessary S'.U.ikki with," integration l e a d e r ner have been donated to the fir engineers' feasibility Martin Lutlicr King Jr., said County commissioners of stale to aid dove hunters. stud) . Hie four counties last week lale Thursday night. • • • Targe, date for the comKing, who has directed the That massive resurfacing unanimously supported the plciion 11. the entire canal five-week old antisegregation program the county plans measure, which provides for proJoel It • i rcc years. drive in this steel city, said to undertake this year and the appointment of five dis­ trict directors (two from a two-day truce would end at The milk ot human kind­ tiic next will run over $55,000. Seminole and one each from ness (lows In the vein- of II a,m. today if the liirui iid • • • the oilier counties) whose the readers of Thr Sanford merchants' coliunlltcr failed New MedicalCenter to be sole duly will lie to obtain Herald. to reach agreement on a de­ constructed on San Carlos ihc necessary right of-w ay mand for the release of rasi Thursday's edition pub­ between Second and Third for the proposed canal, Jailed Negroes. lished a feature stor) of the . . . Doctors involved . . . Parrish has been quoted plight id a young man, Tied lo that problem was Parker, Stanley, Pierce and I.Al'l-AH.ASSEE (Ul») that lie holds lommitnu-nls long lit Irouldr and short Hie question ot Imw to lilt the Koscinund. Tile L'ouw Appiupr.a ns mi friends, languishing in Cm o t i t i c to icrcd to f » „. suspeii'ions against y o u n g • • • thr rounly Jail, fating a hiHreti who sta>ed away South Seminole Junior High ulale a gd»t .^udget U J 'r ->i school to join the dem­ possible second prison parents are upset over de­ stale to. ay • ' si vow* term. onstrations that have brought velopments in the school. The necessary, to ■r a l.y • •• i The ink was hardly dry aroi|)"d 2 .2oo arrests for paword is that 20 teachers arc things out over mlifnii * o ' oil the paper when thr lirst radii without a period not coming back out there. The House ha» lieen « sit telephone call was rrtt-iird . to • • mg for two wick to ec then a second, a third. Mmr TALLAHASSEE (Ul»l) Ath. Dir. Fred lianas nor what tlsc committee wil .Jo rails have been received Coach Jim I’igott didn't tell Gov. Farris Hr) ant said with ihc proposed $1,022 u,us about it. but there arc Thursday lie didn't have llir luJay, one with a Jolt oftrr. non spending bill. The mm These interested persons some of Seminole High's necessary legislative hacking MIAMI (UI'I) — A Mexicoaie being referred In tbr millee voted Tliusday lo track stars leaving today for to pass his *125 million bond meet and t-ul Ilk- spending to based antl-CominunisI Cuban auUioiilirs lit charge u( financing plan, hut addrd he Ihc state meet at Gainesville just short of $030 nnllmn. exile group notified Secretary the rase. . . . Lawson. Barks, McGillis, was still "very optimistic" of Stale Dean Husk today that The young man is begin­ lawmakers would eventually Crawford, and Carmen will be it will "go into action" soon ning In It-nrn . . . through our competitors for slate hon­ okay the program. with new attacks on Cuba this llriald (ratun- story .. 'I he governor s plan to fin­ ors . . . Good luck, fellows! despite a t S. crackdown on Ilut although hr has rela­ ance university construction • • • anti-Custio raids. tives who have no interest through long-term revenue Still ean'l use the parking | 'flic group is known as the in his future there aie certificates has created conspace back of our shop . . . * ii I m i i Freedom Fighters. It kindly persons who would WASHINGTON (U l'll — said' its "commandoes" will Our next dour neighbors, east aiderahle controversy in the Legislature, especially among like to help him. The Senate preparedness sub l.iuatli r ds against Cuba on or west of this office, the ACL economy forces. committee said Thursda> ihc leu* the United States forces or the city just don't fill in Cuban problem deserves |hc Western nations engaged in those pot-holes where the W arning Hill "highest possible priority" shipping and trading with Habank's customers try to get TALLAHASSEE (U I'I) — Tighten Up by government officials. II v n* "I cease their comonto First Street from their TALLAHASSEE (HIM) — Si hold* Would be requited to parking lot—that is. without A Idll tightening up operations li-m li tIn-* adverse health ef­ warned a similar Soviet take­ n er • a! dealings at the extaking a chance on breaking of legislative investigating fects of alcohol, nairotic-s and over "will be achieved else- j nsi ot the blood and suf­ an axle . . . Cheaper to pay- committer* was mtroduied to­ cigarette unoking under a hill where in Laiin AinrriM ui fering u! Hie people of Cuba." fur the parking tickots Jim day by ilrji. Lee AA’ris-enborn piopixed today by Sell. Iteuhin less positive steps .re taken bi prevent it." Hardy plasters on the wind­ of Dade. A»key of l't-n<ueola. The subcommittee said shield. • • • “The paramount danger at this time Is that the nations Lake front activity l it . . . of the hemisphere may be Postmaster Guy Allen, part Pile driver for the pipeline subverted one by one and exalted ruler, will be guest company . . . 'Cats and dor be exploited, in turn, for speaker at a Mother's Day era working over the lots Seminole 11iyrh School run off with mx subversive revolutionary ac­ program at Sanford Elks south of the barge there . . . “superior" mting* in the firnt tiny of the an­ tivities." Lidge at 2 p. m. Sunday. Settling tanks at the sewage nual band and orchestra thumpiontdiipii of 87 Oldest and youngest mo­ treatment plant getting a school* in Central and South Florida Thursday a* thers present will receive working over . . . Had me Thank Fund sponsored by the Florida Hand Masters Associa­ fouled for a while — thought Program on the various awards Light refreshment* tion at Miami. Further coni|ietiti»n* were to con­ that Ihe Industrial Park had countries helped by the Untied will In- served and the pulstinue today and tonight. gone into operation . . . By , Thank (und of the Episcopal Her i* invited. t iarncring lop titling* Thursday from Semi­ Ihc way. what ever happened : Church will feature tlie last nole High were: to that deal? ! of three general meetings of Stocks Mixed « • • Michael Corbin, bass; John Oyler, alto sax; thr Episcopal women of Holjr NEAV YORK (U P I)—Stocks Norman l-vn«-h. trum pet; the 12-pletc ensem­ | Cn.vs Church at l i w p m opened fractionally mixed on *t Enough ot all this. I'm go­ ble, the eipbt-uicsc ensemble and tin duel. ing to New York. , MutnJaj at Hit parish iarusc. iliii-k trading todn). Famed Pro Gridder Dead Canal District Measure Dropped In Senate Hopper Negroes 'Vow' Now Protests Our Readers Are Kindly People 5p.^dint Bill Tr.iieningSeen Support Lacking On Plan— Bryant New Cuba Attacks Seen Cuba Woes Top Priority B an d Honors NO. 709 Allen To Talk To Elks Club t'nh>n leaders doubled their demands to a 23 rents per hour wage Inn ease today as peace talks in the IWt-day-old Florida East Coast Railway strike end­ ed with the situation still deadlocked. nsuuoA... BRIEFS Week Of Hunger CHICAGO i l l'll Thou­ sand* of needy families fared at lensl n week of hunger to­ day ill a deepening ol Illinois' relief crisis. Pope Honored VATICAN CITY (U N ) — I'opc John XXIII today receiv­ ed the tltiO.lMM Italian Feme I'rixe, the first head of the Homan Catholic Chui.-h to get such an award. Horse Trade Bill OKd By Senate TALLAHASSEE (UI’I) — Hie Senate, after heated de­ bate, passed and rushed to tire llinise today a bill design­ ed lo give Florida a slate of unpledged electors to "horse trade" for a president friend­ ly to the South. The vote was 25-IB. By passing a controversial hill to put strong controls on future stale bond issues. Hie Senators traded verbal blows over Hie presidential elector measure termed a "conserva live versus liticral" hill. 1'he only measure Ikitli houses were able to agree on was a resolution honoring mo­ thers. Sen. .1 A. Boyd, of tarsburg, sparked the big battle on electors with the argument the measure would give con­ servative Democrats, w h o can't stomach the Democratic Liberalism Out KANSAS CITY. Mo. t i l’ll —Southern Itaptist Convention I’reaidrlit h. Owen Smith to­ day promised lo remove "liberuliain" fiom its seminaries, a point which has split the na­ tion's hugest r hut ill. Talks Set WASHINGTON (U I’I) — President Kennedy flies lo his home At Cape C.«l today to join Canadian Prime Minister Lester il. Pearson in efforts to patch up “the entire water­ front" of differences between their two nations. Congratulations FRANCOIS DUVAL1ER ★ ★ ★ Haiti Charges U. S. With Plot LONDON (U l'll — Lalmr Party leader Harold AA'ilson jubilantly filed off congratula­ tion* today to Lnborite candi­ date* who won office* from Pi line .Minister Haloid MaePOUT AH PRINCE. Haiti inlllan's Conservatives in local fl? 1*11 -The government of elections. Fmltcolt Duvaller look a ileflanl stand against th« Or­ Questioned WASHINGTON (U l'll — ganisation of American States Sen. Kail E. Mutidl said today (OASt today ami accused the Roswell L (iilputrlr, deputy United States of trying to de­ secretary of defense, will be stroy democracy in this trou­ questiotu-d by Senate investi­ bled Caribbean republic. Top OAS officials said pri­ gators about his legal work for tin- two final competitols vately ill lA’uahiligton that Haiti vvun opposing a planned of tlie TFX eontiuct. new on-the-spot inquiry by an (I.AS team into charges by the Progressive LAKELAND (U I’I) - Olfi- neighboring Dominican Heptihrials of the Citrus Mutuol lie of government rcpryaalona said Thursday the approval of and abuses of rUplollialic the citrus industry's legisla­ norms. The OAS mission was retive park lias resulted in the most progressive citrus leg­ polled to have warned that it islation sidio the Florida eil- would take countcr-liu-usuie* against any Haitian attempt rus lisle. tu pul obstacles in its way. I lie Haitian Foreign MinisMinor Injuries MIAMI (U I'I) — A Miami tiy charged in an official Shun s couple c.,-apid with statement Thursday that "u minor injuries when tln-ir IIK- plot by tlie I'niled Slates govfiarl cabin cruiser exploded, filiturill lo destiny Haiti's humid anil run aground in ilcmociatie Institutions” was the Floridu Keys Thursday, behind the rut relit crisis. I lie United Stale* flew IfiN the Coast Guutii reported to. more American resident* of day. lluiti to safety in Miuml iliuisduy, ending the first D raft Call WASHINGTON (U I'I) — ploii-u of a withdrawal pmTbo Ai my issued n draft rail giam attributed to (lie “deter­ Thursday for 7,0011 turn in iorating" situation in Haiti. July. 4,unit more than il ri'r quested in June. The July re­ quest is the third highest monthly figure this year. Dur­ ing January and February, the At my drafted 4,000 men and AVtlliam II. t.i|>|Mild Jr., Mi­ raised the m il to 11,000 In ami. executive vice president Marrlt. April and May culls id tlie Morida Assuciatioii ol weie for In,nun mm. Realtors, will jitesidc at thu Induction of six new members into the Seminole County New CrisiH Board of Reallors at 0:3d BUENOS AIRES (U l'll — p in. Monday lit Rikstia Inn. A new polllieal crisis flared Tlie new tiieml>er* are Lum Arijentina Unlay with Pre» domll W Murski, John I.. blent Jose M. Guido reiairt- Sauls. Murja J. Murski, Dell Lloyd edly demanding the resigna­ Hagen Jennings, tion of his Army-supplied in­ Barnes and Richard Bradley. terior miniMcr, Gen. Enrique A It. Lormann will Ih> pro­ Rauch. gram chairm an.. Realtors Set Monday Meet nominee for president, * place to go beside* to the Re­ publican Party. But Sen. L. K. Edwards, Irvine, said he was a "yel­ low dog" Democrat, explain­ ing "if the Democrats nom­ inate a yellow dog, I'll sup­ port him." The Boyd bill would give each party in Florida two slate* ot elector*, one pledg­ ed to support the regular party nominees, the other utt pledged am) able to vote for any person they desired. It enough slates threw their votes to unpledged slates, the selection of a president could lie thrown Into the U. S. House of Representatives. Under the Boy it bill, the unpledged slate would he named by a nominating com­ mission chosen by the presi­ dent of the Senate, House speaker and the dean of the Republican anti Democratic parties in each house utui one registered voter selected by this hl-partisan committee. Republican S e n . C. IV. Young, of Pinellas Park, said the legislation wa» had even (hough he thought il would strengthen the GOP party. Sen. A’erle Ptqte. St. Augus­ tine Democrat, lashed it as moving the presidential selec­ tion inlo the realm of "barter­ ing and trailing by ward-heel­ ing politicians." Sen. Toni Whitaker, of Tam ­ pa. suid the presidential nom­ inee* arc selected now by politicians in smoke • Idled rooms. Pope. meanwhile, tossed in­ lo thr Senate today a tax pro­ gram that would raise an es­ timated $112 million by addi­ tional levies on beer, cigarets and suit drinks hut their chances were considered dim due to multiple committee reference*. Thursday so senator* over­ rode the negative vote* of 14 eolleaguex and passed * hill giving life lo the so-called New Revenue Bills Asked Johns Committee for another two years. The legislative investigat­ ing committee, headed by Sen. Charley Johns, Starke, who resigned Thursday as its chief, held interim investiga­ tions of alleged Communist leanings and homosexual con­ duct at state universities. Sen. Whitaker fought tha hill on the floor saying it had done nothing to change leg­ islation governing homosex­ ual conduct during seven year* of investigations . . . "and that is the function of a legislative committee." Tlie committee made * broad report last year accus­ ing some professor* at the University of South Florida in Tampa with being soft on Communism and that homo­ sexuality was found at tho school. X liS L. L. COX ★ ★ ★ Cox Named To JP Post (lor. Farris Bryant today named Union L. Cox, Longwood, a* Justice of tlie peace, district 0, succeeding Elmer K. Ashley Jr., resigned. Ash­ ley served two years of a four-year lerni. Cox, who holds a m aster'* degree from Stetson Univer­ sity, taught for 31 years at a technical school and at Georgia Technical College at Atlanta, Ga. Since his reUrement 13 years ago he has resided with his wife at Long wood and is engaged in (lie real cstato business. Mr. and Mrs. Cox have two daughter*, Airs. Caro­ line Jullickson, of Winter Park, and Mrs. Eleanor Cole­ man, of Orlando. TALLAHASSEE (UIT) — Rill* to raise about $112 mil­ lion in new revenue by laxe* on Ileer, cigarette* nod aoft drink* were introduced today by Sen. Verio Pope, St. Auguatlne. Their future appeared very aluiky till* lute in the *e«*iun with n«*ignnieiil of each of them to two committee* and the l«-er tax Increase to three. The beer hill raise* the prr*eot tax from 24 renta to 72 rent* a gallon at an esti­ mated intake of $42 million over the hirimium. Senate Prriddcnl AA’ilson Currnuny HNidgm-d It to trmperam-e in addition to committees on NASHVILLE, Tcnri. (U PI) jti.li, iaiy "C" mol finance and —A federal grand Jury Thurs­ day indicted Teamster* Union taxation. President Jnme* It. Hoffa ami six uf hi* associate* on charge* of tampering with thn Jury during the lalmr leader’* XI million conspiracy trial lust fall. Hoffa surivlidcrrd several CAPE CANAVERAL lU PI) hour* Iuter to a U. 8. commis­ —America plans to launch sioner a t Philadelphia whero Air Force Maj. I.. Gordon he wu» campaigning nguinst Couper Jr. next Tuesday on a a dUd'lent fac tion of Id* hugo 22-orbit voyage that may give union, lie wii* released tinder loillionx of "arm ehair astro­ $ 10,000 bond after a two-min­ naut*" a spectacular view ol ute proeeeding. sjiare. Cooper is the last of Hie flight-eligible Mercury astro­ naut* to get a eraek at space, anil Ids is Hie prize—a m ara­ thon, 34 hour journey that. It TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — all goe* well, will keeji him The first new revenue bill of in orliil longer than all prev­ the Hllk'l legislature became ious U. S. manned apace law today. Gov. Farris Uryunt signed lliglit* combined. into law fhe bill increasing the state fishing license fee front $1.75 to $2.75 with the revenue from the extra $1 earmarked for fish management purposes the new English Estates to improve public fishing. Grand Jury Indicts Hoffa Millions Set To Watch Coop's Flight Tuesday Fish License Fee Hiked School Board Plans Fall Opening Tiie 1‘Jbl til t-hool year will Thanksgiving holiday* will open Sept. 3 and run through In- Nov. 28-29 and the winter June 4, it was decided Thurs­ vacation will extend from day by tlie School Board. Dec. 2tt lo Jan. tl. Spring Pupils will have 180 school vacation will he 31arch 27-30. dayi while teachers will have Teacher* FEA convention 213 work daya. will In- April 23 24 at Miami. Teacher* will commence Board meinhera accepted Aug. 19. with a conference a ' series of bid* for class­ on Aug. 10. Sept. 2 is Lalror room and janitorial supplies Day, a holiday. Oct. 25 and and heard a report by Walter March 13 have been designat­ Teague, administrative assis­ ed aa "conference days" for tant, on progress to the Lyparent* and teachers, with no maiL and Grooms High srlaroi lor students. | School* o<-w addition* ami on school. The latter school is slated for occupancy about Dee. I, Tlx- board grunted an casement for the school to the Florida Power Corpor­ ation. Purchase of five new buses a t api>ruxiniately $2d.oou, a saving of $l,ooo over last year, through Hie state school bus pool w il authorized for the next budget, along with Hm> purchase of Ir ml at livudo. Herald Index Bridge .... .......... Classified Page Comics .— , Dear Abl.y „ Editorial Entertainment Purzle — Society __ _____ Sport* . ttsmuisw ------- Page 10 & Page Page Page Page Page Pag* Page lu g e 8 11 • 8 4 7 10 fl 8 S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, May 09, 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/5df07e4a9c2d2a4ad534025853aa294a.pdf 8dc0fd9c1be3dd3af38c4739008efe2a PDF Text Text : V® '. / f 24-BOTTLE CASE, REGULAR SIZE GO AMERICA CONTEST Kraft's Salad Drtiiing (limit 1 ) h o m s 1202 R andoplh B t HU w ife U th e fo rm e r MIsb H e l e n S co tt. duu -’ite r o f M r. e n d Mrs. O n d y Scott, 709 Went 0 th S tr e e t S h e will m ak e h e r hom e w ith h e r p aren ts w hile he la oversee*. CLIP M iracle W hip •. Y. C. Peaches • 4 In stan t Coffee .’i AND P * P Sliced or Halved REDEEM Folfsr'i Flavorful B O ^ ^ W S O (lim it 1 p a r em tem er w /parcliasee ef $ 5 e r m ere) NWW YORK (UP!) -P ra c ­ tically everything coat leu in tt# “good eld day*," but graadfathrr had to ipend mure ef hie Income on hom­ ing then yon do right now end he had to work a lot tenser to pey lor hla heme. William J. Levitt, preildent ef Levitt and Sona, Inc., In the m n e of building tome 4MM ainflMwamiiy houled, baa come up wltli aome Intereating Information on bouaGrandfather, he eaya, waa iUppeeed to budget 39 per cent of hla earning! for the purebaae and upkeep of hla home. Today, however, houaing coata the average family only about 30 per cent of ite Income. “That*a true whe­ ther you rent or live In your own houae. In the caae of home ownership, the 30 per cent Include! Usee and In­ surance ei well as mortgage principal and Interest." Timas also have changed, Levitt aald, In the amount of labor required to purchase housing. "The general rule of thumb for grandpa w u that tt took the equivalent of about two and one half yeara' Income—the fruits of hia ta­ bor for that time—to pay for a home. The average family today bays a home that costa the equivalent of only bvo years’ income." Levitt’a figures, based on Me company's experience in building residential communi­ ties, are confirmed by govern­ ment autistic* which show median income of families with FHA-lnsnred mortgages fa fT.HS before taxes, and the median value of the houses they buy is 114,807— >ist slightly more than dou­ ble the typical income. Chief reason for this change In the homeowner’* favor, tovlU feels, U that Incomes in recent yeara have increas­ ed faster than the purchase price of homes. Fruit Drink ... 12 -es. 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K ra ft's H ire d Brisk ei Muenster Cheese . ‘r SW IFT’S PR EM IU M TENDER-AGED PROTEN, G O V 'T-IN SPECTED H E A V Y W ESTER N frozen foods A u n t J e m m a 's N ew Standing R ib R o a s t....... 65 Frozen Waffles .. H a n s o m 's C k e e s le te -C k lp Frozen Cake ...... C h e f’s C hew s D e llri.e e French F rie s..... *£ F e tie (re n d W e s te ra S tyle Frozen Dinner__ T ip - T e e R e fe te r er fin k Lem onade....... 6 *£; M e rte n 's A sserted fr e te a Cream P ie s ....... G round ■ n e th ’s Testy D e e y-S re Frozen Scallops .. S in y le te a T Q u ic k Presea Breaded Shrimp .. Prem ium Label Swift's Franks • Sausage Grouper Bag Sausage Bologna 24t T asty Tam aw BONUS * W H ERE S H O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE •SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSKLllERRY, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD" . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-93 and STATS huad m <-ee. SIL pkg. TH ERM -0 CUP THIS WEEK’S FEATURE: VIOLET CUP Limit 1 Per Customer With Purchase, of »5.08 Or More, �EDITORIAL COMMENT It A ll D ep en ds W hose O x Is Gored ** C L O fc By KIRBY YERS1IEI. Well, now Hint the City Commission got their con­ troversial l e t t e r pubUahed maybe they can concentrate on operaltng the town. Like why didn't they plan ahead for water improvement* two jreari ago when the city m an­ ager urged them to. * # * Wo have been accused of a lot of things down here i t the Herald but at least we never taped a phone converration. • # • Hood to see plenty of Hag* tying along First St.. Mag­ nolia and Park Ave*. today. • » « Spanish American War vet­ erans decorating the graves of the war dead this morn­ ing. • • • Jail staff got a boost today when the State termed the facility "one of the boat operated" in flic slate. Newspapermen are a at inline breed of people. They hold a fierce loyalty to th eir newapaper, moreao than any other person to his pro­ fession or his spedul line of endea­ vor. And they work hard and fierce­ ly to maintain an honest and inteycrious relationship with their readers. Purpose of a newspaper is mani­ fold but tbe prime purpose is to present honest, factual reporting of the news. The Sanford Herald has lonjr endeavored to follow this prime purpose . . . in fnct, has endeavored mightily to present an unbiased picture fit all, iiuiudinjr controver­ sial, matters. For a month or more The Herald has been under attack by three members of th e City Commission. In the heKinninyr, all five members sought to have The Herald publish a "letter to the editor*’ complaininjr of “ unfair news practices." The Her­ ald refused to publish this letter but, in a meeting with all five Commis­ sioners. guaranteed to publish a let­ ter complaininp of any specific mi representation of a news story. Tbe Commission countered with only Feudalities, failing' to pinpoint any specific item. The Herald also a Freed to publish statements by any Com­ missioner if he felt be hud lieen niisipiuted or his imsition misrepresent­ ed. Two members of the Commission withdrew their names from the let­ ter when the other three begun circulatinF copies throuphout the coun­ ty. Jimmy Crapps and A1 Wilson withdrew their names from the con­ troversial letter when they lenrnetl it was to be circulated to others than The Sanford Herald. For the most part, responsible persons who received this letter read it and dis­ carded it into "file 13." But an outof-county newspaper has seen fit to air the epistte anil, therefore, The Herald must say its say. Wc owe this responsibility to our readers. The Herald points to the fact the City Commision "killed" Hie jet fuel pipeline to the Nava) Air Station but after this newspaper printed the facts the Commission recanted and approved the facility. The Herald points to the fact the City Commission "killed" the new military academy but after this newspaper printed the facts the Commission recanted and nmv is completing noFotiatious to have this 2*>0-cadet school located here. The Herald believes in publish­ ing the facts, especially for ihe bet­ terment and improvement of the community and rcFardless whether it steps on the toes of a privileged few. The City Commission lias ex­ tended the olive branch to The llerald news staff . . . or so we under­ stand. We will learn at 2 p.m. Friday whether the dove of pence is flying over City Hail. We hope so . . . hut, reRurdless of outcome, we will con­ tinue to print the facts. Yes, there really is a George Touhy, When I was up in New York Touhy filled in writing this column and people asked If that was my non-de-plume. Went to the sports banquet lust night and there was George in the flesh. I Actually (here is no real L a r-1 ry Vrrshel—just a figment of > the City Commission’s im ag­ ination. ★ ★ ★ Chamber, City To Meet Friday 5 On Prep School Some youngsters at the Francis Hlankncr School in Pr!.mil» »rnl on an ""tine a ttig Tree Park the other day and were "insulted’’ etc., etc. at llig Tree Park. It came to light at the County Commis­ sion meeting and the board has asked for a lull inquiry. * • • I uuess people can't pay Iheir taxes , . . Tax collec­ to r'. office expects some .1.000 lax certificates to be sold. . . . Since businesses in t o w n se re open loilay . . . no reason <ur tin* courthouse and city hall In close. m * * City should do something about Ft. Mellon Park swim­ ming pool area. Youngsters getting hurt slipping and tailin’ all over the place. Might use a new coat of paint. • * * Some of those Genova resi­ dents who were promised bettel telephone son Ice a few weeks back report that they still haven't noticed a n y marked improvement , , . issue seems to have gotten lost in Ihe .vhulflo at the Pub­ lic Utilities Commission, they *a>. V oITfvt W lA fllC R : Fair through Friday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 60-65. United P m a Laued Wire EaUbliahed 1908 THURS., MAY 30. 1963 SANFORD FLORIDA NO. T23 Celery Ave. Project U trike - - ......... . MKMOR1AI, DAY FLAGS were placed on the graves of veterans sit the Longwood Cemetery early this morning by South Seminole VFW Test F207. Member* taking part in the special observation were, from left, Boh March, commander: Ralph Moore, community service chairman; Larry Cliunat, post chaplain and Jack Hopkins, senior vice commander. (Herald I'hnto) W o r k on widening Celery Ave. from the cast City limits to the St. Johns River will start In 10 days, State Roud D e p a r t m e n t member Max Brewer Informed Sen. Slack Cleveland Jr. today in Tallahassee. At tiie same time, Cleveland said that hid letting on resurfacing the road will Ik* held in July. Earlier the SRI) had released a tentative con­ struction program which includes $75,000 appro­ MACK CLEVELAND JR, priation for the widening Gets The Word nnd puving project. Senate Bound House Okays 30 Day Extended Session Executive committee of Ihe Chamber of Commerce has been invited b> the City Com­ mission lo attend a joint ses­ sion at 11 a.m. Friday to "clarify m atters" pertaining to the establishment of banlord Military School. Initial actiun was instigated by lire Bureau n£ Prh ^ l e ^ i * , leges and Schools. New York City, which brought the prin­ cipals together, followed by action by the Cham tier of Commerce in bringing the MacFadden Foundation to­ gether with the City Commis­ sion. The City Commission now is near completing negotia­ tions with the Foundation fur the 2-Vlcai ti-t school here, starting in Sep te in In r. Commission member* abo will meet at g p.m. Friday with the publisher ami news staff of The Herald, also to "clarify m atters." ten btg tax bills faring them, both the Senate and llw House were set for hot debate on which lo use lo pay for a rerord inn, million In spendIn.’ riming the rnmin- liicnmum. Hut the big questions were scheduled first in (he Sen­ ate’s morning session. The senators were faced with a hiked ami expanded four per rent sales tax ami a fight to get a three cents hike in Hie cigarette tax lo the floor. Tiie cigarette lax issue rais­ The Seminole County leg!*ed a furor in the Senate Wed­ tativc delegation introduced nesday. Most of (he Senate hill into the houso Wednes­ went on record Wednesday as day which pave* llw way fur being opposed lo the four per Fern Park lo become a city cent sales tax—one per cent In late luu.'i If the majority of above the present mark. The Hie people in the area desiro lax is also expanded under the it. bill lo include most items Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr. with the exceptions of gro- disclosed today that Ihe hill ceric* and medicine. It also was Introduced und has been raises the tax on automobile put on Hie Senate calendar tosale* from one to two per day. cent. | The hill slates the County Ih e hill was passed and Commission may provide fur sent to the floor by a ti 3 vote holding a community election of the Senate Finance and this November within Hie unM W A . . . Taxation Committee. Sen. A. incoriMirated area known as J. Boyd, l-eeslmrg. said lie Fern Park for Ihe purpose of had 2) commitments to veto determining whether a ma­ the hill, more than enough jority of the registered elec­ for a kill on Hie multi-mil­ tors desire to have a charter Help Out lion dollar proposal. prepared to make the com­ BRUSSELS (UPI> — The munity a city. Common Market today refused Tiie bill provides for Hie tensive property damage. to help American chicken County Commission to ap­ One home was demolished farmers recover market* be­ point a nine man charter when the tornado first touch­ ing lost because of high levies. committee whoso duties R 'd down. Two other home* were scooped otf th n r Inun- No Danger dations and a house trailer WASHINGTON ( UPl j — Herald Index was picked up atld slung into The Pentagon suiil today that a tree. detonation of Nikr-/.cu* war­ TALLMLVSSEE (CPI) — Hridge I 'u g e 1 Twister* swept down on head* against an oncoming Gov. Farris llryant came out Classified Page 10 & II Trxa, ,w| ay wha, r enemy mbsilo would nut rn- strongly today against the I'nmlr* __ p a g e to wise was a sunny and mild danger population* below the four per rent sales ta* pro Page 7 Dear Alihy posal advance by House and Memorial Day for most of Hie i point <>f intercept, Editorial Page 4 land. Senate Finance Commiltees Entertainment . Page 7 STRONG WINDS iiiTiini]mnieil heavy yainn lit the Sanford area Wednesday evening. This four-inch a tool and concrete clothes line post was snapped off in the yard of James L. Griffis on Uevier Road. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A gap in government oper­ ations in tiie county was pointed out by County Engi­ Two men rhnrgsd with neer William Rush to (he "monkey fishing" will he a r­ County Commission Wednes­ raigned June 17 before Coun­ day. The matter came up ty Judge Vernon Mizc. Judge Mile suiil today that wlien Hush said a landowner had been of the belief for sev­ the two local men, William V. eral years that 1'ir county Ilosaek and William hrid right-of-way through do reus, were charged I nated land to hi* property i und game warden Withh having only to learn, too ale, 1h pos-csxhm of nn illegal de­ del'd* iiad never been filed. vils* for taking f i.d i wati Hiish said there i* no law pro­ fish. The men vs ere said to have viding that incorporated mil nieipalilirs in Seminole Coun­ had several hundred pounds ty shall notify the County of fish in their possession Commission of annexations. when niri-tcd, obtained by This, lie said, effect* the cm using an electrical slow king gineerlng, road, lax assess­ deviei commonly refer I I ing. lax rollrrting and slur as a “monkey box." Tiie men arc frr, under $ iff* oflices. Clerk Art Beck bond each. with wax directed to request co-operation of town and city clerks. • , • ,Pope Rallies - In Battle For Life | * VATICAN CITY (U l’lt — fopr John W i l l r >■ I I i e d further today in his fight for life as inti-1mil bleeding which h.,s sopped hi* strength fititdly stopped. An official Vnllean innliml bulletin issued at Ltd p m. 18:10 n. tn.) said the Hl-yeurold pontiff, confined to bed with un abnormal stomach l o a t h —or tumor and other ampi leal ions, " s h o w e d a marked rally" from bis nilments. Negroes Promise: Stepped Up Drive "The rings are lurllltg and fly ing today In Oviedo," proud .Mayor Let* Gary telephoned The Hi-mid this morning. He wanted the world to know that Ity I ’n l t n l P r e s s I n t r r n a l i o n a l Old Glory flies most of the Negroes promised to step time in hi* city, a hith e r on a up tlici' anUsegregsthm cam­ sp,-i i.il observance day or just paign in Jackson. Mis* . to "any day." day despite Hie possibility at Fern Park Bill Seen Heavy Rains Here Give Boost Heavy and consistent rains during the last week have given a "good boost" to vege­ table and citrus crop, and In home shrubbery and lawns. Heavy winds accompanied a 1.37 inch rainfall Wednes’*J-V *’' t‘,lind. causing minor damage in und aruund, San­ ford hut a $1,300 damage to a floating dock at Monroe II.ir lair Howl, Normal rainfall (or May is 4 21 Indies but as of May 22 only I !I3 inrhex was recorded this month at the county agrnultiiral center. However Ihe Nsvnl \tr Station weather Imreau reported tills morning a total of 3 31 Inehes now lias tie’un recorded lor this month Ihe NAS bureau added lhai 2 33 inches tell during last weekend "Wc hope Ibis i* Hie start of Ihe rainy season," Ernest laindiierg, assistant tounly agent, said tialay. "The rains so far this month It n v e brought the -round waler level up and vve liiqie it con tinues. ".March, April and May usu ally are the dry months," he added, "llllt_ these last three month* have been drier Ilian usual." >am ai!e to t h e M o n r o e l i a r Inti i lull bleeding was stop­ Imr Howl, at Hie north end ol ped fur the moment and he the SI. Julius Itiver bridge was strengthened with u ser­ ninth of Sanford, was esti­ ies of Mood tiunsfusions. mated by* Jim l.appm, opera­ An earlier morning bullettor. who reported Hie marina tin issued at p: la a. in. fit. to was hit hy what he lieln-ved a. 111. E I)T ) also reported op• * • more arrests. to he a small tornado at 5:2*1 I j Holistically on the Pope’* con­ \\. A. I'atrick, one of the There also were ra dition, stating that “ the Holy- p in Wednc-day. big citrus men in town, h a s ' demonstrations in Florida, He said waves four feci Father »(>ent un rxre-llriil dosed Ins packing plant on North Carolina and Louisiana high were pushed hy the night after u perfect rest." French Ave. . . . Result of Wednesday but the most vlotwind, which lore oil the thick that damaging freeze. ent protest against discrimi­ ruse’, smashed it down on a Pi nation happened in the North Aloha Party boat, and pushed the dock lift Pinecrcst PTA will ho.*t feet to shore The wind also "Kwikte" closed It* door# —at Philadelphia, on French Ave. That vaj Around 23o demonstrators, *ixt.i graders at an "aloha knocked merchandise from protesting discrimination in party Friday evening. The two shelves Irom 111* store. Qviick. . , . hiring practice*, fought with students will have a »wim-| Memo tn Pete Knowles. If 300 policemen at a schoolj mutg parly from 7 to u p.m. | LAKE WALES i l l ’ll — A you're looking fur that cun- construction site in Phiiadel ut municipal pool, foliuwrd tornado hop-scotched through truverslal tape look no fur-’ phia and eight policemen sn d ’ hy daoeioa. n,uale and re­ a rural area six mile* west Iher , , Wasn’t It i'-nt to |wu pickets. Illrhldin.- a mir ft' him nis at Hie school In i'- W e d r i e a l a v . i n j u r i n g c a fe te ria . 1 later, acre hurl twu children and enu-mg ex 4>c« York; ★ ★ ★ Sales Tax Hit By Governor New Appeal to solse the state’* tm.iuci.il VIENTIANE, Un.* (CJT> — dilemma. Depot) Public Work* Minister llryant woold not threaten Souk V”Mg ak, ranking Com. a veto outright, hut he left munisl official in Vientiane, the impression that he would carried the new Anglo.I’us- | dissolve the bill if it cleared dan appeal for a cease-fire to Hie legislature, which seem* Red In adqoartcr* in Klusng extremity doubtful with a Hi I lilte d P r e s * ln tcM iaH o n .il Khy today. Senate majority a l r e a d y V rising toll of traffic pledged again*! it. deaths today marred the nu Strengthen Trust Rryaut made these other tloii’s observance of .Memorial W AKIIINGTON (U P lj - points at hi* weekly news Day, Ihe first major holiday An influential Democrat bus conference: of the year. culled oil Congress to streng­ —He will call the legisla­ \ United Press Interna Hon then tiie "irust funds" of the ture into immediate special 1,1 count ut mtdmurnin* show­ Social Security program hy session if it doe* nut com­ ed 48 person* killed in traf­ ! requiring bigger tux contri­ plete its labors by voting an fic since Ihe holiday began at bution- Horn person* entiling adcqualtt lax program by '* P- ,l1- Wednesday. mure than $!>IH) a year. tomorrow night. The breakdown; Truffle 18. —He is seriously concerned drowning J. lM>ntiiij* I, plane I In Custody about chances of his bond und miacellaiieous 3, for * QUITO, Ecuador (U Pll — financing program for uni­ t o t a l of an. Twenty-one American tuna versity and Junior college con­ bonis remained ill custody of struction getting through the the Ecuadorean navy a* al­ House. leged poachers today despite House Delays —Passage of a bill increas­ a telephoned plea by Secretary ing the state cigarette tax Impeachment of State Doan Rusk fur their by Uiree cents a package is TALLAHASSEE H i l l - n tense very important for (Deal Tiie House voted today to de­ balance in addition to the lay a vole on recommended Rinir Site ■mount of revenue it would impeachment of Circuit Judge PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — bring the state and munici­ Richard Kelly until alter Several hundred pickets for palities. more pressing financial mat the National Association for Rryant said be ha* discuss­ ter* are settled the Advancement of Colored ed with legislators, last night House rule* chairman said People (NAACP) ringed a and again this morning, the the switch tn originally ached-1 school construction sito in i possibilities of a special or tiled procedure would delay North Philadelphia early to­ {extended session of the Legis­ t h e i m p c s i - h l n e r i l m a i l e r un ltl 1day la prevent del iveij- ot Ilia lature which in due Ui adtonight or tomorrow." jte rial». i jnurm Friday. Holiday Death Toll Totals 55 ★ ★ * U p T o People BULLETIN To V egetable, Citrus Crops 2 Face Illegal Fishing Charges ★ ★ ★ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Ithe extension would allow the The House voted today to ex­ legislature to take up any tend the 1003 session for up matters It wishes and retain control of its own a Hairs. to 30 day*. The Legislature would not Tiie hill extending the *c«have to meet the full 30 days. iiia _•< -« ,p.-il t-_»*." II cmi.il adjourn at any tim e' where enough supporters have [ before that if It finished it* i already signed a petition to Job assure Its adoption. The Senate went into im­ A three-fifths vote is re session quirt’d tor an extension be­ mediate executive following the House action. yond the regular iM) day ses­ With more than a half dosion which runs out tomorrow night. Sponsor* said Hie move was made today to overcome efforts h« 0,»v. I arn s Hrvanti INIMAN'APOI.IM. I ni l . (o call the legislaluie hack! Into a special *c-»inii restrict-1 (t'P I) — Karina'* fs*tr*t rd only to finance and tax rar* and their daring driv­ measure*. er* Indird into the sport* Speaker .Mallory Horne said (In-dr ."tOO-milr Sprrdw ay should ihe Legislature he able eha»e In perfect weather to overcome the monumental before almost 3011.0011 fan* problems ahead of it h> Fri­ promptly at 13 noon (EDT) day night, the resolution call­ today. ed by recalled anil killed. Ilut (S e e c o m p le te »tory nn nobody really believed this s p u r i a p a g e . ) was possible, Itep. Leo June* of Hay said Puzzle .... Page 10 Society .......J*age H A !• Spurts .... Page It will he to prepare a charter and submit It to the county legislative delegation for in* trvduclion during the 1IWA session. Move On To Halt U. S. Rail Strike WASHINGTON (UP1) — Negotiator* for the nation'* railroads and five railroad unions gave up their holiday today in an clfort to avert * nationwide rail strike. Hut spokesmen for both sides in the long-standing dis­ pute cautioned against inter* prrling the decision tn work through the holiday a* * sign that an agreement was n rar. One source said there had not been much change in the situation since t h c latest round of negotiation* began following (lie May If report of a presidential e m e r g e n c y Ixiant appointed tn rceom* mend a settlement. The main issue in the dis* pule is the railroads’ desiro to eliminate the job of fire* man on ilieset locomotives. The railroads say the fire* men no longer are needed and union rule* which require their presence in the cab ar* fralherbeilding. �« Geneva Tables fag, mBWipantert by the piano win be reversed lo r two numbers in the Male Chorus Spring Imenade a t t pJn. tonight In the Seminole High School auditorium. In two eempositfcms, Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring by Bach and the Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven, Mrs. Betty# Smith, accompanist will be "emompanisd” by the chorus, as they sing •aftiy in the background while the spotlight is tw m d on the "solo.” Mrs. Smith, who is an accomplished pianist U ■ self-taught artist, who hat had no formal trUBinr ttBtu tide past year when she began gtndyiag organ, under Dr. Helen AlUnger. "It Just sort of cam* to mo naturally, I guess," said Mrs. Smith whoa queried about her keyboard proficiency. She is organist for the Protestant church services a t the Sanford Naval Air Station, form­ erly played for the Pineereat Baptist Church, and for the Mayport Naval Air Station Glee Club. She has been accompanist for the Sanford Male Chorus fo r the peat three years under the direction of Robert Carrie. Mra. Smith given Camie credit for much of her recent progress and increased interest in the field of music. She is the wife of Dr. Robert Smith end hss two sons, John and Rob. H. L. Heath of Sanland# Spring* Dr. in Loagwood, cel­ ebrated hi* Sb.h birthday hut Saturday bp having hii fav­ or! U dinner of chicken and dumplings with hia slater, Mra. Loaaie Cramer, and hia r.kee. Mr*. Ilcta'e McNamara, at their home on Bap Bt. in Longwood. Mr. Heath ia Justly proud of the fact that he etill take* care of hie own homo and drives hia own car. Hie fav­ orite peetime U fiehing which he doee nearly every dap aft­ er hia houeehold chorea are completed. He haa two grandchildren, Mra. Francta Fountain of Britain, Tea. and Carl Jor­ dan of Miami and flva great­ grandchildren. Organisational plana for a Volunteer Fire and Rescue Aept. in Geneva hotted down in dleeuealon at T u e s d a y night's called meeting result­ ing In the whole matter being tabled for a t least another Civic leaden of the com­ munity InU n ited in forming the organisation reported to­ day that only 10 poraons showad up for the meeting and that "It's the Mine as in the pest, ww Just can’t g it started.” Another mealing haa bean aat for 7:S0 p, m. next Turnday in the Community Hall at whleh time It to hoped at least a nucleus organisation will be formed. A "raO m d ramble” for Sanford and Seminole County picnicker* and camera bugs 0 la planned for Sunday, June 9, to Bnlatow Springe by At­ lantic Cowl lino Railroad. Reaervationa will be ac­ cepted through Monday by ACI* Ik T. Sheppard, local ticket agent. Mid today. The apeclal train, with a round-trip excursion fare, win leave Sanford a t S:lo a. m tad return at S:1S p.m. Thio 9 "ramble” will be a three-hour high-speed ride to the Springs, a two-hour atop for picnic lunch cad for camera fans, and a three-hour return trip. Then will be a snack bar on the train. Legal Notice n twh c m c riT corn-r. s m s jro ic fA t. f i n e r r r o r rLonioA. i s s e n v o n W agon Club Has Anniversary Thews ef the fashios stow WM "The Shape ef Things T* Came” sad Matured some "originals” which were -walt **t of this world. Helen G ran was Barrator- ef the stsrtliig verstaa ef the celleflata fSTorils . . . the slip­ over sweeter, which esa also be went as s aweater-over •Up, Hsutuh Michaels worn s "candy striped” dress which featured real candy and a Spring coat and matching ac­ cessories deeoratsd with real •f rings. Margaret Horreil'e "flour” print featured a real scoop neck!ins and magazine pic­ ture ef flour sacks. W insets Holmes w on e box Jacket mad* from a gen­ uine box sad trimmed with clothes pins. Sue Dice's sop­ histicated cocktail dress was accented with belt and Jew­ elry made of pretela. Glide PettlnaU was ready for any emergency with ber outfit with ite many handy accessories such as a detach­ able diaper stole sad inverted potty style hat. Joyce Merriffield looked very gay with ber red Christmss dress decorated with erasmenta. Sue Gates wis "buttons ’a bows” from head to to* and Marge Aeharman wore a tea •own which looked like a giant tea bag. Vera CbriitlaiisoQ'a dinner gown was very functional with Ua decorations of plates, forks sod spoons, Minna Crum modeled an "evening gown" and in the time to retire manner car­ ried a candle and inner tube. The club ia planning sev­ eral evcnla for the month of June. On Friday, June 7, a Splash Party will be held at the Country Club starting at 10 a. m. with lunch at 1 p. m. Members a r t invited to corns and bring thalr children. Those who do not care to swim are welcome to come for lunch and play cards. On Saturday afternoon, June t, members of the Newcomers Club will go to iun- lEIISSLB CetSTT. Won bare it la Just a few daya before June, How the time haa flown by. This time next week there will be a lot of happy kids. For scbool will be out and then vacation will begin for a lot of them. Some are going to work for n while. Some are going to summer school. • • • Have been checking on the boys and girls who are graduating from the 12th grade who live out thla way. There li Linda fflttell, Jean Stripling, Char­ les Rabun, Gene Bollard, Doug Austin, (na Sue Boone, Lorrana Cameron, Frank Da­ vis, Sharon Glisa. son Bob Johnson, Vends Kern, Ray­ mond Kulp, Pat Smith, Ton­ ya Winn. That* quite a good bunch of youngsters. Charles ia planning on Stetson, Gene Bullard, Naval Reserve, son Ward Party In honor of the be is on now. We are all birthday of the girt that they proud of these boys and girls. By the way they graduate sponsor there. Monday, June 17, the execu­ Monday June 10th. • • • tive board will meet at the Alvin Hittell and son Bob mo­ bom* of the president, Mary­ tored to Miami last week ann Miles, at 283 Jewel Drive, where they went to get Marie who has been visiting with Forest Cily. In an effort to beat the friends. I understand that she beat, the next club meeting taw Anna Belle Kitnrd while will be held at 19 a. m. on down there. • • • Sorry to Thursday, June 77 and mem- bear that little Bobby Thomp­ bora are Invited to wear son, son of Bob and Frances iharts. Cards will be follow­ Thompson, feU and cut his ed by lunch at 1 p. m. In lip so badly that it required order to bolster club welfare seven stitches to dose the funds a Plant Sate will be wound. The accident hap­ held at the meeting and pened Sunday. • • • Louise CONIC PASH ION SHOW models at last week’s anniversary celebration members are asked to bring Rushlow is still visiting in Miami. • • * Mra. S. E. of th# South Seminal# Welcome Wngun Club wero front, Barbara Cousin; plants from their gardens. Claire Sabbltlnl will be tak- (Granny) Norwood had as Meond row from left, Su# Gates, Margaret Murrell, Gllda Pettinati and ing over as editor of the club her guests last week two Sue Dice and standing, Minna Crum, Cera Christianson, Marge Ackerman, newspaper, ‘‘Wagon Traill great nieces Mra. Vernon Joyce Msrrlfleld, Lucille Crowell, Wineeta Holmes and Hnnnah Michael. Stuart, her husband and two and Tates." (Herald Photo) New members Joining the children, Alike and Sharon, club at Thursdays meeting and Miss Frances Boone all were Sandy Lai’oma, Crag of Ft. Worth, Tex. They had a Rutenkrogcr and Beriy Mos- nice time kind of touring the state while they were here. trom. Winter Park Welcome Wa­ • • • The J. C. Sapps had a The Abstract Corporation Alayor Tom McDonald, vice Assistant vice presdent and gon President, Lily Jane wiener and hamburger cook out Saturday evening at their Will hold Open House today president and general man­ .assistant manager la Jack home on Orange Blvd. Those Wilbur. Ain. Joyce Mcnge la flrom 4 to 7 p. m. In their ager of the corporation has enjoying the evening were records clerk, Alra. Pheobe •:w quarters In tha re-decor­ issued an invitatioo to th* Wallstedt is typist and Atlss Mrs. Clara Wyatt, son John ated and remodeled Abstract public to Join the staff in Peggy Jane Lundquist is re­ and daughter Carol and also C:rporaUon Building on Com- celebrating their move Into ception and executive secre­ Eddie. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest martial Ave. their new offices. Lea and daughter! Miry and tory to Air. McDonald. Daisy, Mr. and Mra. Walter The local Abstract Corpora­ Barrett. Mslissa, Bonny and tion la a branch office of tha Jeff, Speck Shaefftr and Abstract Corporation In DeLloyd Freeman. They had all Land, headed by President By Mrs. Carrara Baydcr lan Ostean, parliamentarian. F. Morton McDonald. Canasta; Amber Henry, se­ the trimminzs that goes with an outdoor picnic. • • • Kathy Enieat 8kinn*r was instill­ It was announced that a The law officas of Attorney cond Canasta. ed as president of th* Ostean profit of $159.39 was real­ G. Andrew Speer are also Thirty members and twen­ (Mra. William) Behrens gave Farant-Teacher Assn, by Rat. ized from a racent ham supper newly located in th* lame ty-three guests attended the a splash party Sunday attarTrammel Kilpatrick at this building. anniversary celebration and noon for Linda Hittell. The Bionth'a meeting of the group. sponsored by the organisation. Refreshments will be serv­ special guests were Judy llul- honor guest along with ten Other officer* are Airs. Ed­ Funds were set aside to be ed during the open hours <0 bert, Arc* Welcome Supervi­ other high gala and also Con­ ward Pill, first vice president; used for tha summer in tho 4 to 7 p. m and there will sor of Winter Park; Mrs. nie Gritfii, who was Linda's Mr*. L. W. Jon**, atcond vie* Post Office. b« displays of equipment, in­ Pitta, Virginia Petroskt, San­ guest this past weekend. Con­ president; Mrs. Darien* NrtTh« room count was won by cluding the new Xerox til4 ford Welcome Wagon Hostess, nie resides Is Holly Kill. * * tlj#, secretary; Mrs. Georgs Mrs. Moses room. Refresh­ copying machine, McDonald and 91s Prohst, president of Bnydcr, treasurer; Mrs. Ueltn ments wera served by Airs laid. the Sanford Club. Value, historian and Mrs, No­ L. W. Jonss, Abstract Co. Plans Open House Skinner Heads Osteen PTA JUST RIGHT for The June Bride! T O A S T as you like it! Glad to bear that Woodrow Matthews is home after be­ ing in Orange Memorial Hos­ p ita l in Orlando. • • • O yea, Happy Birthday Linda IflttelL Better late than never. * ' • Marry Hittell finally received details of the wedding of son Claude (Bubha) to Johanna. Also some very nice pictures of them. Everyone of them nre sure good. Bubba ia bringing ber home in August. * * * Jimmie Wakefield told me that his mother is doing fine at Semi­ nole Memorial where she un­ derwent surgery recently. I think ibe got to come home Tuesday. Hop* to. A speedy recovery to you, • • • Little Kenneth Spivey is much im­ proved after bis little acci­ dent of hurting hia teg. He haa returned to school. * * * Mr. sun Air s. John 5 m m s ib the proud parents of a brand new gal, little Marita Naomi Seminole born Friday Memorial HospitaL She will be welcomed home by five year old brother Verlla. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cow­ ling spent the past weekend In Jacksonville with friends and relatives. • • • Mrs. Christine Driggers of Orlando cams ovtr and helped Lucille Spivey can pepper relish. Lis* elite forgot to get some red pepptrs for the relish so she decided to use part of a finger. * * * Mary and Steve Davis motored to Kissimmee were they enjoyed the week­ end water skiing with Steve, brother Holler Davis and family. Coming home they got In a big rainstorm and bad to wail two hours. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dennia and family and several friends went over to see Six Gun Territory last Sunday. Hear tell that Lome Greene (Ben Cartright of Botuza) will be there this weekend. Everyone who has visited there said that it Is real Interesting to see. • • • Our thought this week is by Will Rogers. He says: "When you are confus­ ed Its when you don't know enough about a thing to be worried.’* Courthouse Records Real Estate Trsnaacttews Peter Henderson, etux, to Clayton Pence, etux, to Rich­ Clarence Baser, etux. Bear ard Rogers, etai, 24-21-29, Lake, «12,UO Scmco. Inc., to Louise Zcull, *2».000 Druid Park, $30,000 Sanford Atlantic Nat'l Bank to Ormand Hunter, etux, Ted Williams, etux, to Louise Zeuli, Druid Park, $30,000 Sanfo Park, $10,300 William Cooke, etux, to Alex Gerald Troutman, etux, to Schneidman, etux, Celery Marie Moyer, Best Haven, Plantation, $7,300 $7,000 C. H. Johnson Sr., etux, to LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Edward Michell, etux, West Ned Hines, etux, Tee'N’ Wild mere, $13,500 A. K. Shoemaker Jr., etux, Green, $15,200 LMN Enterprises, Inc., to to Earl Faust, etux, IdyllBUI Sharp, etux, Tee'N’ wiide, $24,000 Green, $15,500 Charles Bose, etux, to Char­ Oakland Estates, Inc., to les Brice, etux, Loogdale, Porter T. Roberta, etux, *7,800 Oakland Estates, $14,500 Palmer Anderson, etux, to Jamca D*lrvmolt^_ttun to Donald Tauscbcr, * t a 1, wood, $18,000 Lakeview, 113,300 Ridley McElroy, etux. to Alma Lichtermann, to Carl Charles West, etux, Bel-Air, Medal, Jr., etux, Sports­ *8.300 man'! Paradise, $14,900 I'hsal Divorce Decrees Peggy Brown to Memo Tay­ Gertrude Finch fa Gustav lor, etux, Druid HUla Park, Finch $10,800 Lorrctta Walker vs Fred Mary Bejmowlch to Carl Mit­ Walker chell, Weathersfleld, $9,100 James Frazier vs Lota FrazEdna Sue Ray vs Bobby Ray TteRtia r n f j j vs Charles Po­ test Donald Mort vs Eleanor Mort Hospital Notes MAY 28 Admission# Ann Behrens, Lake Mary; Victoria Shaver, Lake Mary; Carrie Starr, Longwood; Hel­ en Lee, Mama Hunt, Ploma Lewis, Ellen Vaughn, Sam­ uel Cawley, Lewi* Leinhart, James Hunt of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Orris F. Flynt Jr., of Sanford, a girl Discharges Andra Wikefircl, Lake Mon­ roe; W i l l i a m Swaggerty, Lake Monroe; Bishop John­ son, Altamonte Spg*.; Char­ lotte Basham, Lake Mary; Alary Barnhart, Osteen; Car­ olyn Lnbett, Lula Young and John Hills of Sanford. Record Field ns cnsM cwav no. uses wai -thu ( u a r u ans o c c u r M T R IS OATWm, his wifi, Pislailltn ARCm* ERVIN. St at.. DsfsodsnU. s o m a o r stirr STATIC o r rLOBIDA TO, ARCH1B ERVIN and AONU ERVIN, hll wife, MOOEO LE­ VY, and lOORm U. ARRUDONDA, If allvi, Ihitr rssssctlva unknown apotnes If married, and If dead, lha reapictlTi unknown hilri, d«viiiai, Iiealiis and crnntian of said diftadnnU: and any and nil piriena bavins or claiming any right, tllla or Intiriat la and to tha following ducrlbid land lying and bi. Ing In Bvmlnola County, Flor* Ids, te-wlt! Lot I, Block *, Tier C. according to X X Trafford'l Map of tka Town of Hanford, aa ricord-d In Plat Book 1. pasai C* to St, of the Public Re­ cord! of Seminole County, Florida. Leas the Wilt Id f u t thereof. You. end each of you. are hereby notified and required to nppear end file, pereunally or by your attorney, with the Clerk of the above-atytod Court, your written defenic*. If any. to the bill to quiet In th e a b o v s-sty led cause, and to H r v i a copy o f t h i a l m s on p laintiffs’ a tt o r n e y s . b i ­ tow, on or b i f o r e t h i l a t h tt»r o f 4 u m . A. V. IMS. H e r e in fall n o t o r a d e ers* pro c o n f o i o w ill b« i n t i n d a n a t n . t you for d i f s u l t . WITNSArf my h a n d a n d t h i o f f l c l i l n i l of thla C ourt, th la 7 th day o f May, A. D. 111*. USUAL) A r t h u r U. Mach With, J r , C la ra Uyi M a r a a r a t K. T y r a Deputy C la r h l l a t r k t a n n and L af f la r 1-oat Of (let D r a w e r II Hanford, Flo rid a A ttnrnaya for P la in t i f f s P u b lish May I. IS. JS. M. COM4 FO O D A N D D A IR Y STO RES 2585 ORLANDO DRIVE Open Dally And Sunday 7 A.M. Tin I t P.M. FOREMOST GRADE A HOMOGENIZED NEW YORK (UPI) — Tho field for the seventh annual National Wheelchair Gamea In England July 24-27 was In­ creased to a record total of 250 men and women athtstea Tuesday with the addition of taama from tlraiil, Canada, Philadelphia, Sioux Fall*, 8. tv, and Washington, D. C. BO TTLED GAS A*» Ollt#id# Wffll T r* ' Nulsni Uroanlng FOREMOST FLAVORITE PICTORIAL 1 Out Your T.V. The Bugs .Making You Itch And Th* Ueut Making Yuu Drippy? FOREMOST WE CAN CURE ALL THESE ILLS WITH----■ [C H R Y S L E R atRTgMP • • • Cleans in seconds! Extra-high toast llfo Simple 0-position central AIR CONITIONING - CALL FA 2-8321 PER 100 i n. * £ . 0l CYLINDER W No Installation Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County FOR FREE ESTIMATE Sanford Gas Co. 116 S. Magnolia t BAVARIAN SELECT 109 W. 1st ST. P lu s D * p o * i t QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED �f •rx v - May 30. IMS — Par* TSanford Future Farmers Honor Gibson i produced by the University of 1 130 members of the Futur* Star Gretnhand of the San­ guidance of Mrs. Judy Croike i ford Junior High. A film strip entitled Py- Florida, wa> shown during Farmer* Chapter and their ford Junior High School Chap­ and Miss Betty Mann. Home Economics teachers at San-1 namte Careers In Agriculture. [ the evening and enjoyed by | guests. ter of the Future Farmers of America Is Gary Gibson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibson of Sanford. Gary, who earned $9*8 dur­ ing his two years of agricul­ ture, was honored with his reward, a $23 savings bond at the annual Parent and Son Banquet held recently at the Sanford Junior High lunch­ room. The bond was present-' ed bt W. W. Tfre, vice presi­ dent of the Farm Bureau. OPEN Mon: - Tues. - Wed. - S at 9 til 6 The scholarship award for Thurs. & Fri. 9 til 9 outstanding academic pro­ gress during the past school year went to Terry Whitten, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Whitten. Terry also received a savings bond, preicnted by E. S. Douglass, director of Vocational Education. It was given by Hunt’a Tuxedo Feed Store. Chris Akers was the winner of the public speaking award for outstanding work in this field and was presented with a special medal by local STAR GREENHAND GARY GIUSON receives a reward of a $25 pavings chapter advisor Donald Far bond fo r being the top earning member of the Sanford Junior High Chap­ rens. ter of the Future Furmers of Amerkn, as he is congratulated by Don FnrChris is president of the chapter and served is toast rens, Vo-Ag instructor. At left is Terry Whitten, Scholarship award win­ master for the epening. The ner Gary, Mr. Farrens, and Chris Akers, winner of the public speaking chapter’s accomplishment re award. (Herald Photo) port was given by Danny • Designed For Bedroom Dickerson and Louis Rotunda recited the FFA creed. • Quirklv Removed For A first time presentation Storage was the gift of a check for $33 to Principal Hugh Carl • Automatic Thermostat ton for equipment needed for By J u t Casselberry vention delegates expense and of phraseology. After enjoying a covered the school. The FFA hopes to • Convenient 115 volta Mrs. George Allison, dis­ dish luncheon the ladles re­ The Womans Club o{ Cas­ other Incidentals, 7 Vi amp*, operation make this donation an annual selberry was host last Thurs­ Several changes in the by­ trict arts chairman, was pre­ sumed the meeting and beard event. • 4,000 BTU laws were approved which sented and announced that day to the County Federation exclude political organisations District seven will hold an a talk by Mrs. Willis Denson The Honorary C h a p t e r former Casselberry resident Farmer degree was conferred of Womans Clubs for a lun­ from membership in the Fed­ Art and Hobby Show at the and member of the Woman's INSTANT cheon meeting and biennial eration; limit a president's Soroils House in Orlando on Club, who is now living in upon three members of the INSTALLATION term to one consecutive two- January 28. She asked that Alaska, tell of some of her community, including It. T. installation of officers. Milwee, Supt. of Public In­ yea" term; amendments de- each club put on a show prior experiences there. Sirs. Charles StacDowcll of struction; Ted Darker, as­ The tables wcje decorated Winter Park, director of dis­ finding signing of checks and to this date and enter the approval of paying bills as best exhibits in the district with bouquets of gay summer sistant principal, and Cecil trict seven, installed officers a-pl» » . iQl—«■ Tucker, County Agent_______ . —K.w-f—- shew Saaaa T g H TTn o r um com.fin r an T he banquet was prepared year period. Chrysanthemum by Mrs. Dottle Rais ami the corsages were presented to lunchroom staff and served LIMITRD QUANTITY each one by Sirs. Thomas by members of the Future Ilueston, president of the Cas* Homemakers Club under the •e’.bcrry Club. Those installed were Mrs. Milton Tinsley of Altamonte, president; Sirs. Albert Grimwood. Casselberry, first vice president; Sirs. William Gramkow, Sanford, second WASHINGTON (UPI) — vice president; Mrs. Sfsry Congressional tax writers SIcCumber. Sanford, recordheld out hope today of big ing secretary; Sirs. Garner lax savings nett year for Gchr, Lake Slary, treasurer; long-term investors who have Sirs. Roy Tillis, Sanford, au­ paper profits in the slock ditor and Mrs. Ralph New­ market. comer of Fern Park who The House Ways A Means was elected to serve as cor­ Committee voted late Tues­ responding secretary replac­ day to slash taxes on pro­ ing Sirs. Clark McCoy who fits made from sale of stocks, found it necessary to resign No More Rinsing O r Scraping bonds, homes and other real NEW OFFICERS of tho Seminole County Federation of Women’* Club*, her office beforo being in­ estate, installed Inst Thursday by Mrs. Charles McDowell, left front, are Mr*. stalled. Capacity For 12 People The tax reduction, which Representatives of the Al­ Milton Tinsley, Mrs. Albert Grimwood; back from left, Mrs. Kny Gehr, would be effective next Jan. tamonte Civic League, Alta­ Mrs. Mary McCumbcr, Mrs. William Grnmkow, Mrs. Charles M. Rust, Im­ I, would amount to 40 per monte Garden Club, Cassel­ mediate past president and Mrs. Roy Tillis nnd Mrs. Ralph Newcomer. Power Scrub Dishwashing Action rent for most taxpayers and berry Woman’s Club, Long(Herald Photo) to 23 per cent for those in wood Civic League. Seminole Built In Drain Pump high tax brackets. County Home Demonstration The actual savings would Ctubs, Oviedo Woman’s Club, be even larger for most tax Sanford Garden Club and Wo­ payers because levies on man’s Club of Sanford at­ capital gains would be reduc­ tended the meeting. .Mits Sharon Williams, run­ all that I can to make you ed by W. W. TyTe, vice presl- ed still further by outs in Retiring president, Mrs. income tax rates that the Charles St. Rust of Sanford, ner-up in the Mis* Seminole proud of your selection." Braille Lending Library; rec­ committee plans to approve and members of her execu­ County contest and an en­ Thu Lions also heard R. N. tive board reported on accom­ trant in the Seaside Fiesta Huhbarlt, Florida represen­ ords and magnetic tape; later in drafting its com­ plishments of the Federation at New Smyrna Beach this tative of the Christian Record Sight-Saving large type ink promise version of President se le t during their two years term. weekend, was a luncheon Ucncvnlcnt Assn., Inc., who print journals; special ser­ Kennedy’s lax bill. These include such projects guest Tuesday of the Lions explained to them the var­ vices for blind parents with GAELIC as the Teachers Scholarship Club, her sponsors. ious services, books, records sighted children, and cor­ .Most of the people of Ire­ Loan Fund which has made Miss Williams spoke brief­ and other equipment now respondence courses. Aid to the blind is the Lions land do not speak Gaelic well a total of $3,000 in loans dur­ ly on her experiences in being available for the use of the Clubs international project. enough to u*e it (or conver­ ing the last two years, dona­ a contestant in the beauty blind. sation. Since Gaelic now is tions to the 4-H Club, Dental pageant and expressed her This philanthropic organi­ Highest legally fixed salary one of the official languages Clinic. Radio Free Europe, appreciation of the Lions zation which has been active and work on the Cancer Club sponsorship in the East since 1999 provides many in the U. S. is that of the of the country, children must study it in schools. Drive, Juvenile Shelter, and Coast Fiesta. free services for blind peo­ president. Americanism. “I thank you gentlemen fur ple, Huhbarlt said. A budget was presented and this opportunity.’’ she said, Hu listed among the ser­ approved allowing for the "and I will endeavor to do vices six different Braille Great Savings on Easy Terms following items; Teacher FROM A WORM) OF FINE FURNITURE Scholarships—1900; State Fed­ eration dues—$10; Secretary’s expenses— S!0; Treasurer's supplies— S3;; President's supplies and telephone calls p a in t a w a y lastyear —|t0 ; Speakers— $10; The balance will go toward con­ • Total Contact Freezing From Solid FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 25th & PARK YOU ASK ME I’ll tell you N O W is the time to buy during the last week of our M A Y SALE . . . Prices couldn't be better! 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M ATHER ‘1 9 8 60 TERMS of Sanford Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Stor* 203-09 E. t*t ST. m CA 231 FOR FREE HOME AIR CONDITIONING SURVEY PHONE 323-0636 FA 2-0983 If �m , J k *0 9 f 1 KWff politic*) dtterat la IMS 1 to t w w t lt o Mmneif i* bid* It la political oblivion. Bin nerioua prasideatlal hopna ended 15 jrenn for tto OOP prentdentiel non*, ego. They will not b* m ired by this Yet sexual appeal baa noth­ ing to do with childbearing t A woman c u even have her womb removed (hysterec­ tomy) at the age of II or 39 or IT, or have It cease nor­ mally at <9, yet that fact will not alter her physical charm. M N W y i USW C vnunuiM o wuwwr- votita 0* tbig point down not dtfffcr in most napoctg from out mod# raoatto ago by F m ld ra t Kcmmdy. T tort k no n*aon any d if f m e o ah odd wist, ilnco in both inaUncus s v MafUgmao experts a n tto nonra of tills admission. ta tto pnaont atato of things, w* cannot prov* such missiles a n hidden in e arn , nor can wo demon* a tn ta they a n n o t Tto eooMnlttoo, led by Ban. John Stania of Biaaiasippi, does go be­ yond anything we hava had flrom tha, Pnridm t or other administration aoorcta on one big point. womb ceased its regular function, then she’d be ea Um shelf. “Oh, Dr. Crane," she wait­ ed aa she began to cry, “bow can my husband be interested la me after I pass 40! "Then IH bo nothing but a nothing and not a thing at all!” Ever since Eve, women of all races and creeds have also been enslaved by Edith's falsa notion. Tho female womb is not primarily n sex organ, nay It aaya that ‘'assuming ^sviwmm P olitical t arjjf MaWanar* or * top military of. Kennody indieatod months ago that while miailles might conceive* cannot to given some foundation in fact and good Mttaa. Military forces to depots President Arturo Frondiil 13 months ago, that led to two unsuccessful Military revolts ■ laiul c o rra l provisional President Jose Marl* Guido last September and la April and which also precipitated the c u r r a n t govarnmcnt crisis. These bitterly opposing doHosts, Um Ptroolstat oa tho om hand and tho Military oa tho other, now are approachlag national elections sched­ uled for July 7. Their differences still are unresolved and cvjn should Guido solve his pretest crisis, there remain more raisons than not to bellevo it Is only the beginning of soother series between sow and elec­ tion day. In tha oad, elections may not evea bo hold. Outsidn tho military, there are at tho momoot la Argen­ tina thru# polities! groupings. WASHINGTON—(NEA) — The hassle between tbs United States and the United King, dom on transatlantic sir farts is the worst maao internation­ al ctvil aviation has been In sines World War It. " T w ■ um* u s a martcana and British were standing eye­ ball to eyeball, threatening U deny landing rights to osch other's planes. Then WashInft on blinked and backed up. It will b« soma time before lota Popular Union. Another la the Intransigent Radicals, tho party ol for­ mer P r e a l d w a t Frondiil. Juaa Perea but left behind which hopes for Peroniita If we do not mska.these ef­ support behind Um presiden­ forts we will net bo first on tial candidacy of Dr. Oscar the moon, wo will not be first AJendo, a former governor of in spare and one day soon we Perea draw hie power foam Buenos Aires. will sot be the first on earth. the “sblrtleis ones" organ­ The third is tho Popular —D. Bralncrd H o l m e s , ised hi tho General Confeder­ Radical Party which backs NASA's director of manned ation of Labor (CGT), and Dr. Arturo Illia, another phy­ space flight, on the coat of although Peron has been gone sician, a s its presidential can­ space exploration. for sight yean, his followers didate. continue to be the decisive Running hard for office but It is as easy to be happy factor in Argentine polities. without a popular following is in Hollywood following lnovlo It was fear of tbelr return Gen. Pedro Aramburu, who careen aa It is for a bus to power that led Argentina’s served as provisional presi­ driver and hla wife to be dent after Peran’a overthrow happy anywhere. in 1553 until ISM. OUR BOARDING HOUSE —Artr.se Jayne Mansfield, Aramhuru’a main hope is getting her second divorce. that differences among the HOOPlB44AN«r,eM* MAW* j HooPte.pROPKiBToet/**/' political parties will prevent At tauet among certain UWK.IWKl/THtaCS) v <~ any candidate from receiving A HMWUTV Wft < { HSLOOW6 Lltca Art partlea In tho administration, a majority vote. CAN HlDU OUT IN V I THATO 86 lAAVTD BEAtf phytic*I fltneaa o c c u p i e d > ArtOMTAWttitt ft w r u .ttT A U r ta a N H iM , In that case, tha electoral V l o o a w a o n m e I ) AND IP HEtt A 5UCKER college could name him as more attention than flacal fitV C U F F / ^ } FOR A BRICK IMA BfTOWl I repay, vow* wft«sr 1 the compromise choice. V THRU WITH HIM HE'LL 60 \ In the elections bald a lit­ —Ladd Mumley, ex-president V KACKTOATUBTH- J tle more than a year ago and of the U, 8. Chamber of Com­ V ------- IN0 « N 6 / later annulled, the Peroniita 1 merce, on federal deficit. piled up more than 30 per MAOOW > cent of the total vote. Argen- We need a political party HOOPtt tina’s continuing cconomlc that is going to eey to bualFrep ilia havo lad to forecasts that ntae If business is wrong, In any free election now, they “you’re wrong," and If labor might poll aa hl^k u 40 per la wrong, •‘you’re wrong" . . . a party that the people will cent. Their sppeat ties in a va­ identify me a cltliena’ party. gue program of "social Jus­ —Gov. George Romney of Michigan. tice." They claim to ba to favor of tha U. S. sponsored Al­ liance for Progress, for eco­ nomic and industrial deve­ lopment and a third fores which would walk betweeo capitalism and communism. — sw * Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., May 30, 1963 WALTKW A. til BLOW, KUITUM All) rCSlIIHUI la mar v a a sa a t, M e na alaa IM llor iu w a bu a. uatawt A d v a n ie la g U l r . e t . 411Itv WALLS 4AUIB U SBOBMAM C e a a i r I M Ile r U e i i a .w M a a a a .r caiK Lia P A sa x a r e i a u r a u» a » SMiety M i t e r C l a i .l t t e t Maaauei DOMWVMT A lim a WOAXK VOLTOLt* feelers M ite r C l r .a U U e a SUa*«a ra x n a i u e U h h u l u l BiapL arrives, it’s past kid brotiWr’i bedtime — do matter whs Uma It Is. N otebook tho Issue it settled. Every govsmment has tha right to deny Its air space to plenea of an. other country. The question of whether In­ ternational air fares are to be set by governments or by op­ erating civil air transport There are two alternatives. President Kennedy has asked Congress to give tha U. 8 . Civil Aerouautiea Board the power to fix rates to and from tha United States, subject to hla approval Air Transport Assn., whleh le the American private industry trade organIxatlon of civil aviation com­ panies wants the government ta have only tho power to suspend objectionable rates while negotiations aro carried on to adjust them. Chairman Warren Magna•on, D-Wa.vh, of tha Senate Interstate Commerce Commit­ tee has introduced billi to carry out both tho govern­ ment and the ATA propcaala. When Congress finally decide* what powers CAB shall have in this field, it will settle a long-standing controversy. Existing organisations for establishing International air travel retea were set up at the end of World War II. F irit the prewar European Interna­ tional Air Transport Assn.—• 1ATA—was revived In 1048 for area rate traffte confer­ ences. In 104(1 the Americans and British met at Bermuda to work out the first Interna­ tional air transport agree­ ment. This was tha pattern whleh later was expanded to take international air carriers of about 35 countries into IATA. It has operated suc­ cessfully for 18 years and fixes rates by unanimous agreement of alrilna operat­ ors. arose from a new package of rata adjutmtnte negotiated by IATA. Foreign carriers, near­ ly ail of which are government eubsidiied and operating a t a lose, wanted a sharp increase In all fares. The Ameriema c a r r i e r s wanted continue existing rates but finally agreed to go along ea a deal they consid- ta W hin tho occasion c a lls fo r MOVING . . . c a l l Thomas Moving b Storage P A 2-1991 "Get The Beat By Request" — . 'W' T f ered good. It knocked 935 off the first elate luxury transatlantic fere. It continued existing group and economy excursion rates which is when tho velum• truffle and profits a n . It cut the II) per eent discount on round trip-fares -U-8-per-texJTho last Item amounted to a |27 Increase oa the transat­ lantic far*. Foreign carrion insisted on this. American carrion opposed It but gave la. Hen, however, tho U. 8. Civil Aeronautics Board under Chairman Alas 8. Boyd enter­ ed the picture and disapprov­ ed the 8 par eent discount. CAB bcMevco the best way to promote air travel la to push rateo downward. Then tho U. 8- State Depart­ ment got Into the act hi sup­ port of CAB through C. Grif­ f ith Johnson, assistant secre­ tary of Economic Affairs, Presumably, t h o u g h thla hasn’t boon admitted. Secre­ tary of State Dean Rusk and Kennedy got involved. A decision was mads to fore# a showdown with the British, who wen prime beckere of the small round trip dis­ count. Tha Drltlsh Minister of Transport made a hot speech in Commons and rallied Euro­ pean support ta defy the Unit­ ed States. A threat was made to deny British landing rights to American planes if U. S. carriers continued the 10 per cent discount. The United States could havo stuck to its guns end thnatened to deny American landing rights to European planes if they told round trip tickets at the 9 per cent dis­ count, but the administration chickened out. Q—The rise of what dicta­ tor ended the ancient Roman KepublicT A—Julius Caesar, when he led his army acroci the Rubi­ con toward Rome. Q—'What Is the life spaa of a May flyT A—One day after M reaches the edu ltag e. — Q—How did air Isaac New­ ton react to criticism of his scientific theories! A—His friends bad to plead with him to publish hie most valuable discoveries. Q—'What nation came Into being May 14 1MIT A—Israel. Q—What !• BtUe paper! A—A strong, opaque, thin paper of ■ grade below Indie paper. And that big " I f " means, IP she doesn’t become almost hypnotised toy the erroneous belief that the womb is the barometer af her sen appeal. The mrmHsrm appendix also la tacked ea to the bowel, mneb a t the womb la 'fatten­ ed to the sexual apparatus. Yst you wives know that your wifely charm la not re­ duced just because you have bad your appendix removedl Well, by the very same tok­ en, the womb can also be re­ moved or stop functioning due to your arrival at age of 40 to 49, yet you are not dimlniibod In sexual allure. So, wives, please get bep to modern medical facts. Dr. McDermott adds this additional confirmation: “Except for the childbear­ ing function, t h e uterus (womb) is n dispensable or­ gan. “Not only can a woman get aloog satisfactorily with­ out It, but without it she is free of certain nuisances and dangers.” la the latter connection, he says that canctr of the womb Is the second most common type of cancer in women above tha ago of 30. the facts, you wfll m aU that U la tactile stimulation that wbata thf arctic pauicni. And the tactile aervea are an booked Into the central nervous 17stem that includes your iplaal card and brain. When you pass tha age of 49, you know vary wall that yon do NOT lose the sense of touch. Nor do your other senses diminish to any graat degree. Oh, after the age of *0. n a y be «e are reduced possibly five per cent in hearing and visual acuity, plus taste and touch. But that drop from 100 per cent to M per cent Is not rignillcant. 80 your sexual de> sensitivity likewise does not drop more than the same five per cent, since eroticism is a tactile sensation. go send for my medical booklet “Sax Problems in Marriage,” enclosing a tong stamped,' return envelope, plus 30 cents. It shows you bow to be a thrilling and thrillable wife, with or without your wombt (Always wxlta to Dr. Crane hi care af Ihla newspaper, eicloslag a long stamped, addressed envelope and za cents to cover typing and M. G. 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Authortitd A g in t for llnitm ct Vm n Linm m R e p a r t a f a a ? m a t e r i a l , a a a a a r a d v a r t i i l a g , a t t h l . * 4 lllu a • r !!»• Mtoftiil m m j ttm r e p r o d u c e U mmr mmmmir witl». t o t w r i t t e n p t r m l M l o n o f t h o p u b l l o h o r of T b # JU rald . Any W i e b o l d t 's M O V IN G W IT H C A R E E V E R Y W H E R E * m �.I ir r ‘ - ?{s i S f f l M m : ■' S* M el «m 9 Mfcy 80. IMS — P if * • Hb-r -.ft,i y1*1is«J LYMAN SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS named a t the school's Annual Awards Assembly Wednesday afternoon were, front from left, Sharon Lovell, Betty Field and Sandra Unley; second row, Donna Friend, Jennifer Jordan, Barbara Hart, David House, Nellie Rupe, Bev­ erly Yates, Gilda Pettinuti and Irene Deak and, third row. Bill Taylor, (Herald Photo) USO Pays Tribute W ith Awards The USO hall was turned and a flowing fountain were the Naval Air Station Protest­ bowl. Into a tropical garden Tues­ donated for used by Mrs. A. ant service was the main Music for the evening was day night for the annual 1). Peterson Sr. speaker of the evening and provided by Mrs. Patricia awards and recognition re­ Major Kimber Cox, director described the aims, objectives Hoyt secretary of the Orlando ception held there with Rich­ of the Central Florida USO and activities of the USO. USO, and by the brass sec­ ard Rarnctt, USO chairman Clubs commented on the an­ Punch, cake and cookies tion of the Seminole High as master of ceremonies. nual event, with invocations were provided by the USO School Band. The awards were presented and benediction by Capt. Har­ staff of Mrs. Carolyn Higgins New directors of the USO to the recipients by Capt ry Fodcn and Rev, John and her assistant, Miss Edith are Richard Barnett, Bill Joseph Tully, commander of Adams. Krygicr and Mrs. Edna Sli- Fraasa and Howard Hodges HATWING ONE or the San Chaplain Robert Deal of gonski presided at the punch­ with Barnett as chairman. lurd Naval Air Station. Representatives of the Pilot Club, the Seminole County Home Demonstration Club the Lake Mary Church of the Nativity, the All Souls Cath­ olic Women's Club, the First Presbyterian W om ens -Au*Lllary and the duly Cross Epis­ copal Church women were presented with certificates of appreciation for their volun­ teer services to the USO. Naval Air Statiun Special Services officer, Lt. 11. E. Rogero, the Transportation Dept, and the staff of the Sanity were also honored. John Krldcr was presented a special award and the Chamber of Commerce, se­ parately, Seott Bums, m an­ ager of Florida Power and Light Co., which furnished a new refrigerator anJ turkeys for Thanksgiving. Harry Lee Sr„ Harry Lee J r ., and A.K. SPECIAL SERVICES OFFICER, Lt. II. E. Rogero. flanked by young Shoemaker Jr., for their gift ladies from the Daytona Beach YWCA, displays the framed certificate of and Installation of water appreciation received by himself and others at the annual recognition re­ coolers. ception, Tuesday. • (Herald Photo) Mrs. B K. Cans* executive secretary of the United Fund accepted for that organization, and Miss Carol Cleveland and Miss Phyllis Spencer were given Iho Junior Votuntcer The art association of this Mrs George Dodson in Lake ship chairman; Mrs. Mildred award pins for 100 hours ser­ area has officially changed Mary. Babcock, program, Mrs. J O. vice. Other new officers of the Gregory, yearbook; Mrs. Er­ The YWCA of Daytona the name of the organization Beach, Business Girls Club to the Sanford Seminole Art Sanford-Seminolc Art Assn., ma Smith, hospitality; Mrs. along with their chaperons, Association so that It wilt be include George Dodson, vice Oretchen Crowell, historian; and sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. clear to tho public that artists president; Mrs. John Sikes, Mrs. Helen Dewit, publicity; Robert McCollom were all from all over the county are secretary; Mrs. Paul Poor, Mrs. A. B, Stevens, telephone. Exhibits at Senkariks will given certificates of apprecia­ Invited to join, new Presi­ treasurer. Committee chairmen in­ be managed by President dent Joe Mathu-ux, has an­ tion. clude Mrs. Fred Ball as Edi­ Mathicux and at the Florida Others who were similarly nounced. “ We welcome all Seminole tor of the Artisan; Mrs. Ca­ State Bank by Mra. J. 0. recognized included the San­ ford Herald, radio Station County artists and those per­ therine Dodson as member­ Gregory. WTRR, the Sanford Flower sons interested in art and v-v • Shop, Eddie's Bakery, the culture to join our organiza­ V ■ <lty Commission, and the tion. Adult membership is from 16 years old up. Wc also County Commission. The garden was created by have a Junior organization Mri. Eric Vihlen of Grape- from IS years old and under. viile Nursery and cut flowers Interested persons may call Art Association Changss Name DON'T GROW WEEDS! KILL TH E M W ITH... Annual Awards Assembly Held At Lyman High By J i m Cu m Am i j Lyman Srniur* David House and Sandra Unity rattfvad this ytar’a Lyman PTA $50 Scholarship Awards as the top senior boy and girl at Um school's annual Awards As* atmbly held Wednesday altar* noon. Other Senior Honor Stud* ■nts r • c a t v I n g recognition were Virginia Humes, Batty field. Nellie Rapa, Sharon l.ovell. Jennifer Jordan, Bev­ erly Yatea, Gilda PatUnatl, Irena Deak, Bill Taylor, Bar* barn Hart and Donna friend. The University of Florida $500 Honors Scholarship want to Sharon Lovell and Seminole County J a y e a a Leadership Awards went to Stephan Korvin and Carol Lynn Oorethy. Carol Lynn also recelvad a Foundation Housing Scholar­ ship from the Southern Schol­ arship and Research Founda­ tion Inc., School of Education, Florida Stata University, Tal­ lahassee. Seminole 4th In Contest The annual 4-H State Vege­ table Judging Contest wan held ia Orlando recently, nod Seminole County placed fourth in the Mate. The Seminole County team was composed of David Jacubcla, Paul Lukas, Jonathan Lukas, and Chucky pula. They were coached by Ernie Lundberg, Assistant Agricultural Agent. r Cttixenship Awania present-laid Lereh, Janice Weatmark iCriseo Home E c o n o m i e s ! Additional photon and a ed by American Legion Hem- and Kathleen Moon. Award went to Millie Kerne complete list of other awarde ortal Pott Jifl of Casselberry ! Susan Bon Ease received the and the Public Home Eeonom- made during the program will went to Marvin Fellows, Ron- |D. A. R. History Award. The |lea Award to Betel Sehupback. 'be printed la Friday’s Herald. Junior Honor Roll Students Listed Sanford Junior High School honor roll students not listed in a previous edition of the Herald ate: Also Dsrlenc F e d d c r , Cheryl Jones, Larslne Klay, Group Plans To Build Stand In Village Vicki McArdle. Susan MeCukill, Patricia Stenstrom, Barbara Thomas, Jennifer Tyre, Stefany Westgate. Ad­ rienne Wietsma, Sarah Wight, Melissa Wilkins, Randy Dav­ is, Jim Ervin, David Hale and Tom Hemphill. Also Wayne Hey, Laurens McHenry. Rickey Wslstrom, David Wiebohlt, Susan Kel­ ley, Beth Blackwelder, Di­ By Mena Grinetead Tentative plana to build a concession stand in the North Orlando Recreation Area were announced this week by metnbera cf the Little League Parent's Auxiliary. Present proposals call for for the stand to be located on the sheltered east tide of the Community Building, The North Orlando CItIc Asen. and the Village Coun­ cil will be approached for do­ nations toward the project However, it was suggested by Mrs. Anion K m tk that if other organisations do not wish to assist with tho finan­ cing that the auxiliary handle the entire project as itn con­ tribution to the Recreation Area since it presently is us­ ing the Community Building which le financed by the Civie A»sn. You the anne McMillan, Cynthia Michela, Judy Yates, Mi k e Drennen, Raymond Pivec, Peggy Gerrin, Daryl Mc­ Clain. Bucky Smith. Robert Thomas, Terry Whltlcn. Also Tim Whitten. Danny Dickerson, Lu Jalilet, Glenda Allen, Janet Lewis, Pamela Plgott, Geri Ann Warnke, Tom Jones, Ronnie West­ brook, Gail Vaughn, Linda ar« cordially invited formal opening of the Conn, Martha Koaky, Vicki M c C u l l o u g h , Pam Meri­ wether, Chill Crowell, Bill Crowell, Mickey XcClanabao, Robert Durraoce, C l a u d i a Bomgardner, Neda Nclman, Jimmy Louise S t a a k l o y * Becky Tanner, K a m a Vick­ ers, James Foley, Dick Tif­ fany. Joanne Huhn, Sue Jaillet. Sarah Parrish and Debby Kirkley. to attend new offices of The Abstract Corporation 109 West Commercial Avenue The McDonald Building Thursdny, May 30th, 4:00 to 7:00 196ft P.M. FORD DEALER Act fa st-w h ile the bargains last! W e ’re pricing our new Fords, Fairianes and Falcons for fast a ctio n ! Look at the car listings on this p a g e . . . then hurry in fast for first choice I And remember. . . Ford builds ’em for action . . . proved it by winning the Daytona 500 in 1-2-3-4-5 order! 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W E E I& G O N ACTION IS THE BIG ATTRACTION AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S Kills Roots and All! Won't Harm Grass * J| 5,(MM Top Value Stamp llonua With All New Cara Sold Uy May 31»1. K IL t O R E M I D CO _ 11*00 V, 1 s t . f » AfB Chons 322-1991 I STRICKLAND * •#* • wtlD • &9« 4 -V. K Z & p m I •/,* 20A S. le i 84. M O R R ISO N , Inc. Sanford. l a # .is — Florida ssl �School aU-epovts banquet Wednesday topped off by wimdnf the Whitey McLucae Memorial Award for best all around athlete. Riser alee wow th e Sanford Herald eotstandiny scorer trophy and the most valuable player Peter Schaal Trophy, a f ia t hia dad won a yean earlier. valuable b— bail player an waO aa moat i » proved player on the football team. Award winners w en : Golf, most valuable, Eddie Hamilton; Swimming; most valuable boy. Jack Ivey; most valuable girl, Sandra B khaids; Track, moat valuable, Chip Crawford. Baseball, moat valuable. Jack Caok>; sports* manahip, Lawrence Pivie; Basketball, sports­ manship, David McGUUs; most improved, Berry Barits and most valuable, Mike Woodruff. Football, top scorer, Butch Riser; MneMwf dinner and awards ceremony attendinv by some 800 pereone. Touhy spoke briefly an condition* bag and personal discipline. Prior to the awards ceremony. Dr. Orville Barks was elected president of the Bootte n d a y , who MUi himself as tha "Looter m* Up,” boasted Is television latervlewer Da* ▼id Colors>a that to once had former toevywelgtit champion Iigamar Jotowwon "out on BUTCH ROBB with four top traj calved doriny the all eporta Banquet 8H8 Auditorium Wednesday night I t was the rugged catcher's 11th toner of the aeaeon and fifth in hie last six iaiiieo. i t siao enabled tto GiaaU to tocrones their Motional League lend te 1H p n t s over tto Lon Angeloa Dodgers, who had 6a scttla far a 8 8 etandoff against tha Breves at Milwaukco when their game waa called In the seventh because of s heavy fog. BUI White's 10th Inning homer gave the S t Louis Car­ dinals u S-t victory over the Houton Colts Is ths only other ML action, Bailey's lateit homer off ro­ t o r er John Tsltourls gave tto Glsata i 1-1 teed. The Beds made it does when they pick­ ed up n single run in the sev­ enth and Marty Ktouch hit e two-run homer off Juan Martehal in the eighth. Billy Pierce then took over end preserved Karlchal's eeventh victory. T to fog rolled In a t Mil­ waukee after the Braves had chased Johnny Fodrca with • three-run barrage in the alath to tie tto score at 3-all. When the tog remained after s 61mlnute welt, tto game wee ilsri_and__H-rfHI-itnly—to scheduled aa part of a doubleheader, July 21. White’s blow off Houston rollover Don McMahon give tto Cardinals their second straight 10th-lnning victory over the Colts, Houston had tied the teore at 2-2 on eighth Inning doubles by Brock Davis and A1 Bpangiav. JOHHNY PHILLIPS, right, accepting ths Football Sportsmanship trophy presented by Jack Hall of the Yowell Co. Pitching and powar-thosa are tto togredlanta that bavn helped the Minnesota Twins carvn out n nine-game win­ ning streak. The Twins' pitchers have turned In complete games la six of their last seven out­ ings, During this same period, manager Sam Mato’s slug­ gers haven’t been sitting on their hands. They’ve unload­ ed U homers la their tost five gsmea. JEANNE FOULK received tho championship trophy from the Sanford Atlantic Bank m th e champion of the Sunfonl Women’s Golf Assn, from Roy Mann, executive view president of th a bunk. A t loft is Mrs. Robert Warn, runnerup. (Harold Photo) In this weeks play of the J e t BowLrettes League the Lt'l Buggers ere in first spot with St wins and seven losses. Running a close second are Mona's Florist and Kama In­ surance with 20 wins and tight losses. Third la Mac's 66 with 15 wins and II losses, fourth is Cut *N Ciul with 1316 and 14tt. Fifth la Gille­ spie TUe with 12 and 18, sixth to Cook's Corner with 8 'i and 1916 and last Is Chads’a Mid­ way Grocer with 3-26. High game and aeries was taken tide week by Shirley Martin with 186 and 497. Other high games were roll­ ed by Diane Anderson, 177, Donna Atkins, 172, Alice Sex­ ton and Elaine Koatival, 169, Nut BchnJUler and Dot Johnun, 184. Turkeys were rolled by Joan Everly, Shirley M arti^ Dot Johnson and Alice Sextan. Spills converted were the 2-7 and 5-6 by Virginia Chad- RETIRE WITH FISK FOR REAL TIRE VALUE BUY A PAIR FOK EXTRA WEAR 2 A® U »W A ll pPtpa 4P91*4_■ *»naa* »**i t • *is i seHsi (••**weetsssew $ 20.90 Windsor Tubetows Nylons .......... $26.70 Flak Custom Tub* - Type Nylon 630.26 (Prices Above - Plus Tea) C A V A N A U G H T IR E SER V IC E 1401 & FRENCH AVE. FA 2-22IU Dick Stigmas contributed his second straight route-go­ ing Job to tha Twins' stn sk Wednesday night when to al­ lowed only two hits in a 10-1 breast over the Washington Senators. T h e fire-balling southpaw pitched no-hlt ball after giving up • triple to Minnie Mlnoso in the first In­ ning and a doubt* to Ed Brinkman in the second. He struck out nine and walked three in raising his record to 4-1. Vi* Power provided the power with n grand-slam homer in the fifth Inning and Earl Battey added n threerun blast In ths eighth for good measure. Another nine-game winning streak was snapped when the Kansas City Athletics halted the Baltimore Orioles H In 11 innings. In the American League'a only othor action, ths Los Angeles Angela down­ ed the Detroit Tigers 4-2. Now York at Boston was rained out. The Orioles finally bit (he dust when Ed Charles singled with Uie bases loaded In the 11th Inning to give relief aco BUI Fischer of the A's his eeventh victory against a single defeat. Baltimore scor­ ed all of its runs in tto sixth Inning to barge ahead 4-3, but Norm SUborn knotted It with a solo homer In the bottom of the frame. Rookie first baieman Char­ ley Dees, who was recalled from Honolulu last Saturday when Bo Belinsky was ship­ ped to ths same club, led the Angels to victory with a three-run double In the sixth inning. Albie Pearson ac­ counted for the Angels' other run wlih a homer off loser BUI PauL Dean Chance, making his first start since May 12 when ha was relegated to the bull­ pen, picked up Ihe victory although he was relieved by Julio Navarro la the eighth. Cepeda, SF ITS 33 57 8)4 Fairly, LA 1H 2t 51 .323 White, StL 1ST34 G3 .320 Aaron, MU ITS 3S SO .320 Taylor. Phil 130 22 4S .320 American League Player * a s h AB R. K. P et SUlione, Bos Its 17 S2 .331 Wagner, LA 160 23 3S .330 Causey, KC 143 17 3U 830 Robinson, Cbl 1M 23 50 .312 Boyer, NY 134 24 31 811 Helms. Det 165 29 31 .327 Schilling, Bos 169 23 34 820 Robinson, Halt ITS 23 33 814 Mantle, NY 0 1 23 29 .309 Pcpitone, NY 117 19 36 304 Home Runs National League: Aaron, Braves 14; Bailey. Giants 11; F, Alou, Giants 10; Howard, Dodgers 10; Cepeda, Glints 9. Americas League; Wagner, Angels 13; Allison, Twins 11; Mantle, Yanks 10; Pcpitone, Yanks; Nicbolsoo, White Sox, and Gentile, Orioles, all 9. Sign Goodwin PHILADELPHIA (UP!) — Baylor halfback Ronnie Good­ win haa signed a contract (or the 196.1 sea von with the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League. INDIANAPOU1 (UM) — B was (to field against PanelU Jane* today for radag'i rictoit Jackpot, tto «Tth aanual MS mile onto race. Jones, a crew-cot •yearold, was the first men to of­ ficially turn a magic eatminute Up, UO m.p.h., ea the track and this year la quali­ fying be set both a one-lap record of 151J47 m.p.h. end a four-lap mark of lSl.lSS. But his background and his practice performances nude him aa even greater standout In the field of the 13 fastest qualifiers for this otato race which could ipllt up |S00,000 among the starters with as much as $150,000 going to the winner. Jones also was tto fastest qualifier last year wtoa to set tto previous spood rec­ ords and to led tto field far half the race before ho waa forced to slow down because of brake failure. Since his qualifying, to has bees ths fastest driver aa tto track, practlciag with consistent lapa of MB ar ISO m.p h. to indlcato to expect­ ed to travel at that paea in tto holiday driva-forpay con­ test. Jones, though, can't to aa odds-on choice for tto strug­ gle expectod to last almost 3H hours, four former win­ ner* were in the field, the defending champion, lodger Ward, Jim lathmana, Troy Ruttman and A. J . Foyt. Non-winners also were rat­ ed aa contuders, particular­ ly two sports car notables. Scotsman Jimmy Clark and Dan Gurney. feaSh treatment h r British toxins writora since his errival tore to prepare for a fight with British heavy* weight Heavy Cooper, appar­ ently irritated Coleman with JACK CAOLO, right, receives ths most Im­ proved Football Player trophy sponsored by Kader Jewelry and presented by Coach Jim Pigott. rn rsB U k O B (V ?t) - T t o Jostling of umplru BIO Jackowskl has coat Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder Bobcrto Clenaeaio a five-day *u<P«a»"» In a telegram to tto fleet outfielder Wednesday, Na­ tional League President War­ ren Giles ssld Ctomeote'a ac­ tions "were the most serious reported to our effleo in sev­ eral years,” Tto suspension runs through Sunday, Tto rhubarb started in tto fifth Inning of a game Tues­ day night with tto Pbiladel- A te— rehw tra. e l Clemente complained that tto Pirates have been getting tto short end of close calls •U year. "We don't argue and wa don't get them,” be said. Clemente also said close cells at first base cost Mm “ 13 to 20 points a year" on bis batting average,** Yank Favored In British Attention FORD OWNERS APRIL • HAY Scotland W. L. Pet. 29 IT jS30 27 IS .000 27 21 863 23 21 823 Pittsburgh 21 21 800 21 23 .468 Cincinnati Philadelphia 21 a .477 Milwaukee 20 23 .444 Houston 19 » .404 17 29 870 New York American League W. U P c t Baltimore 30 14 .632 23 IS .605 New York Chicago 24 i t 8SS Boston 22 IS 530 Kansas City 23 19 844 Stinnesota S 21 812 Cleveland IT 21 .447 Los Angeles 21 » .447 San Francisco Los Angeles St. Louis Chicago Final U. $. Berths Filled In Golf Play ATLANTA (U Pl)-The (Inal eight berths in the sectional trials for ths U. S. Open golf championship w e r e filled Wednesday and it still ap­ pears the men to watch, in addition to the big name pros, are Bob Chartes and 8tan Think. Charles, a 27-year-old lefthanded swinger from New Zealand, led the nation in the first round tests, held at 54 cities throughout the United States, with a biasing 13-47— 132 at Memphis Tuesday. Think, a Kansas City pro, carded a nest 133 the day be­ fore in his homo district trials. phla Phillies hero altar Cle­ mente was rulsd out st first by Jsckowskl after hitting into a double play. Tto one that finally broke Coleman's patience had to do with much money Claj^ has made far hi* managers “I don't know tow much ha has made. All f know la tow much I’ve made,” Clay to. tailed. “Mr. Clay, you talk So* much,” aaappod Cotom a*. "Look t o n , this la way past my bedtime," cams hack Clay "I didn't have to coma to this place. M you think I talk toe much, I'm )w* leaving." i sleep like a king with a COMPACT Central A ir Conditioner B IG W H E E L Parts Special! 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FA 2-1481 W tattr Park Ml 4-8916 9 41 �VmB (D suah May 80. 1968 — F*go 7 C U bby. • THURSDAY P. M. By Abigail V a n Buren M DEAR ABBY: In a recent column I noticed the rather vitriolic letter from DOUG concerning his dislike of tobacco smoke. What amazed me WW your approval of a device that would retaliate with an equally dis­ gusting odor. On the basis of this, If the odor of garlic is offensive, why not use a logger's peavey to cram a couple of dozen buds down the throats of garlic eaten? And If you don’t like the beehive hair-do, slmplv bust th e wearer over the head with a hockory ax-handle. If you are an­ noyed beotuse your linoleum is being pitted by ladies' steel heels, take a scythe and slosh off their feet at the ankles. Heaven knows we nil have to put up with a lot of things we don't especially like, but why not try to tolerate it with grace? If smoke is bothersome, stay away from people who enjoy smoking. BILL DEAR BILL: You rattled the wrong cage. A bee-hive hair-do harms no one. One can step back a foot o r two from another who has eaten garlic. And when you discover th at your linoleum is being ilamuged you can ask the lady to remove her shoes. BUT, the air belongs to every­ one. And no one has the right to pol­ lute it. Many people become physi­ cally ill from smoke but, sadly enough, the smoker is usually so en­ slaved by the habit th a t he neither asks nor cares whether he is offendIng the next person. a a a DEAR ABBY: In the obscene of a “retaliator”" for non-smokers, m tell you how I defend myself against the smoke thoughtless smokers send my way, I pick up a menu or news­ paper and fan it back a t them. My wife tells me it Is extremely rude, but it Is no more rude than those who would choke me with their smoke. ED. R.F. a • a DEAR AL: Send the ten bucks to the Cancer Society, Sport. I have never smoked and never will. • • * For n personal, unpublished an­ swer to your letter, w rite to ABBY, Box 33(15, Beverly Hills, Calif. # U/c NORTH (D> M *Q S *703 ♦ A876S ♦ •7 0 W IS T EAST ♦J97I043 ♦ X 103 V 104 ♦ JI «K2 *0 9 X 10 9 4 ♦ AQJ 104 SOUTH ♦ A V AKQJB8J 4Q1 ♦ 833 J .Ac Legal Notice n x n n c ir c u it v n v n r o r •tv* P le ad in g upon th* PlainT im NINTH J t i m i A L CIR­ tiff* Attorney*. COURSHON CUIT. IN ANII r o l l ei'WINOLH COUNT*. F L O I t l D t . IN CHANCUHV NO. UWilT notice t o i r r i i t n IMV 1*1 111.II' ( T i l t h I TIIK (SECOND FF.DKKAt. 8AVts a a AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION O r CLEVELAND, A Unit'll S u i t s a t America cor­ poration. Plaintiff, ▼s. DE NISE ELAINE A.N1ITON a n d ------, he r htttbsnd. If any, w hoi* full snil complete n u n * la (o th* P U ln t i r r unknown. D«l«nJ»nt* TO I DENISK ELAINE ASH­ TON (Itesldenc* Unknow n) and ------ . h r r hu»t>ind. If any. w h o . * full and c o m p u t e u m * 1* to th* Plaintiff unknow n. ( I l e t l d tn c * U nknow n) and ■ach a n d *11 u n k n o w n p»r■ona, p .ir tu * and d*f«nd*nt* who claim b r . through, u n d tr o r *galn*t th* *f#r**»ld DENISK ELAINE ASHTON and . , h*r husband. If *ny. Who** full »n J r a m p U t* nxnm IS to th* P U I n tl t f unknow n, w h*th*r *■ apoutc*, h*lf». d*wDe**, aranl***, »»jlsn«*«, llsoora. creditor*, t r u s t * . * or e t h t r w l s * . * • to **ch and *11 a t w hom r**ld*ne* U a n - kaawai and Xsch a n d »U u n k n o w n p*r*on*. p a r tis * and d s f s n d sn t* . ** tu each * n d *11 of w h o m r*»li!«nc* la unknow n, havln* o r claim ing to h*v* Any rlkUt till* o r I n l t r s s t In « r to th* following d*s*rlb»d property, which t i th* i u b j t o t tn4lt*r • f th* abo**-*ty>*d eaui*. vis: LAKK HILI-H. a cc o rd in g t« lh* P l a t th*r*of. *• r**ord«d l a P l s t Hook IS. » t P*k* f t , a t th* Publlo Ittrord* • f gsminnl* County, F l o r ­ i d a : log*th*r w ith! K l * c t r * n d I H a U r e M 'd*l toon I nc luding t h e build ing a nd a p p u rle n an c a * located th*r*en, a n d tog*tb*r w ith th* fu r a ltu r * . furnl*hlng*. »nd flstu r* * sltu at* th*r*ln, end Incatad th*r*on. YOU AND EACH O P TOIL a t * h * r « b y no tl(l* d Hut * C om plaint h*» b* *n ftU d by t h * »h o v * -n » in * d p l i l n U f f ■ g . l n a t y o u a n d » a o h of y o u to fo raelo ** a w o r t * * * * o n th* abov*-d«*crlb*d property la th e aba.*-*tyl*d eau**. and yea a n d **rh a t you a r* b*r*by require d to fila an A n­ sw er or o t h e r P le ading r**P-*o*D* th e r e to with th* Cl*rk of th* *bov*-*ntlll*d Circuit Court a n d t o *»rv* a eopy of auch An*w*r e r *th*f M*p-*n- and c m m s i i o v , te le lit*. c*yn* tlouU vard. Miami II. Florida on or before tho J l t h •Uy of June. 13:2: otherw ise the a ll e g a t io n s of .old Com ­ plaint will be take n a* Cunf ***•>! by you. DONE AND ORD ERED at th* Hemltvil* County Courthoua*. S anford. Florida, thl* 2»lh d a y of May. m 2 . (SEAL) A r t h u r It. lleckwllh, Jr,, C lerk of t!u> at ove-*ntltl•d Circuit Court llyt M a r th a T. Vlhlen Deputy C lerk Coorihon and Courstiun Attorney* a t Law Miami Offlc* 1SI4 tllacayn* noulavard MUml I I . F lo r id a Publish Hay 10 * J u n e I, 11. id. m i . cm-in lg th* C*nrt *>r lb* County Jadg*. Nemlnul* Cvuuty. F l o r ­ ida. Ig l-rohat*. In rei K atat* of MART I. TOUNO D*e»*»*4 T All C r v d l la r s a a g Parana* l l a d n g c l a i m , or Demand* Agataal Said K a lalei Tou and each of you ar* biraby nuUflad end r*‘|u l r . d to proe rnt a n y claim* and de­ mand* which you, or *lthar of you. m a y h a v a attain*) th* • tta t* of MAH V I. YOUNO, d*c«a*«d, lat* o f *ald County to th* County Ju d e * of B«ml. not* County, Florida, a t hi* offlc* In th* o u r t hou*o of **14 County a t Hanford, F l o r ­ ida, w ith in *ta calendar month* from th* ttm* of th* Ural pu b lic a tio n of th is notice. Each claim o r demand shall b* In w ritin g , and *hall a>at* th* place of resident * and post offlc* a d d d r s * . of the c la im ­ ant, a n d s h a l l be sworn to by th* c la im a n t, hi* »*«nt. or attorney, and any such claim or d*m aad g o t so filed shall b* void. C a th e rin e Young. Maaln* Y oung Flynt. W ild* T o u n g W e g n s r A . K aecutrlce* of th* Last W ill and T e s ta m e n t of MART L TOUNO. deceased SlilnhoUer a n d Logan Attorney* a t Law F lrit Faderal Itulldlng Hanford. Florida. Atlornay* f o r Ks«cutrte«* Publish May 10. * Juu* 4, il. ties. 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Walker of Sanford will receive h e r diplomm June 13 from Jones -Business—^UDiiege—ror‘ Hiin.TM.iful completion of the Executive Sec­ retarial Program- IS FISCS Nail Implement Kit Legal Notice $2.99 LANVIN 8STS Cologne and Perfume Westdox Travelarmr PABRRGR’S STRAW SAT Cologne and Perfume BHALIMAR Cologne and Perfume $798 RBYLON W estdox Clock of Tomorrow $ | 2 50 19 T R A N S I S T O R R a d io for him *1 2 ” KEG. 31.39 Schick Razor KEG. 19.93 NOKEI.CO Speedshaver , It KG. 34.93 HIIICK RAZOR Eterna Power MEN'S STARTS SUNDAY S U P E R D E L U X E • TR ANSISTOR R I T Z R I T Z HI DE- I N THE AT RE A Q U A -P U M Cow « * th* d m t f Let Us Finance It? 1:41 (I) *MI«kl«'a Oe< t!:M (!) T oar Cb \ / \ v) v m v’ f n r \ RUSTtakisapnriv Buying A N ew or Used Car? t:M (! ) Today (I ) r r e - S c h e a l ____ Ti99 (I ) C saatdaw a Raw* m u (•> cna Hew* don't like tu liiten to a worn an talk, if there is even a sneaking suspicion she know* more about the lubject than they do. A man will listen ntten lively and with a t least a show of respect to any man who sounds off on his ideas, even though It is obvious he is ignorant und poorly In formed. Ju st the fact that ho D. 1112. is a man tiiukrj (hose opinions David It. n*rri*n Nnfpry Publlo—S t a in *f carry some weight. F lo r id a a t L a r g e But let an Intelligent, edu­ My C om m U ilo n E s p l r t t Oct. T, t i l l cated, well-informed woman PublDh May 1*. I I , te A Jun* sound off on her ideas about *. 11(2. U serious subject—und men C D l - t ! not only lire unimpressed, but often they nren't even courte­ "fefct ous enough to mako a pre­ Itapoint tense of interest. tomost The lofty attitude of men is gentleman in great p a rt responsible for A , ipV the waste of feminine brains a A {1m m and practical opinion*. Bend. Men don't want to Jeam I did.** from women when they can. And they could, often enough, if they were as willing to listen openmindedly to wom­ en as they are to other men. Half of the brains of th* country never get a fsir hear­ ing, (imply because men re­ fuse to take women’s ideas ■eriouily. G ils—read and herd: “ flow to Have a Happy Husband.” Send 23 cents to Kuth Millett Render Service, c/o The San­ ford Herald. I'. O. Box 4*9. Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York !!>, N. Y. n L a rilu T i t t f nimMAit* dace* Far A Star Ton Don't i t * Ta Tati A a t u f t Wla Da Th Tract CM Hava Tka Malta Oaata B*«rat a te ra It) Amorlcaa Band*tan* «:tt (!) Make Raaa for Dadd? (l) Tk* Kdra at irt«%t ( I ) D U e a v tr y '«! lilt (I) Amirleaa Novaataad till (I) NBC Nava (t) Itswper R oom I N (I) Boat a t Oraaeka (I) Uaata Walt (I) t o n * narkaaaa l l tt (!) Cartaaa Ca-nlral (I) Hixaaaar A Calaaal 1:11 (t) Alwamaa 1:11 (t) Waatkar tkaw I'M ( ! ) T o d a y R*al* tra«!*a a t F l c tlito n * x a a t a W e (he undc rilgn*d, being duly aworn. do hereby d»rla r e un d e r o a th th a t th* name* nf a ll peraona intaraat•d In th* bu*ln**a o r prof***. Ion e arrlad on under th* nam** of O oliltboro Iter and I'ackag* fltor* a t 111* W. 11th Htrest, g a a fo ril, F lorida and th t i t a n t o f th* lnt«r**t of *4Ch, I* a s follow*: • E i t t n t of Name lnt*r**t A. Htlnaoa K l n l a w Owner V*dg* O. K l n l a w owner A. Htlnaoa K lnU w M ade* a. K ln U w HTATE OF FIJdRIDA COUNTY O F HEUINOLR Hwnrn to a n d *ub*crlb*d b tfor* m* thl* l ( t h d a y of May - n ir .il TIMET* TV RENTAL ■ . ■parts T ill ( • ) W e l t e r Crank!** — l:M (I) it) It) lilt (!) It) It) till (•) «;H (!) It) i:t* (I) u m m * IttM (•) C haaaat I Than Mr Itil* (I ) T oalt* M aw felt certain th at E ast would hold both missing kings for his vulnerable opening bid and in that case llcbby could make the hand by means of that rare play called the criss-croes aqueete. B lag FOR QUICK COLOR • Salsa I iAm M M irre r T og A re They* D tslo P a r t n e r * T hl# w a s h l a l i f t ( ! ) NBC Mewa t;M I t ) AH U n h l e l t e r It) J am w r a u A ( ! ) The Doctor* ( ! ) Mld-FU. WojmnBy Ruth Millett Ladles — do men listen to . If they do, you are rare you? Do they pay attention enough to deserve a story in to your ideas? Honestly, now a newspaper. J - they? I For the sad fact is that men | M l (I) H a*tl*y R rtahtey • East had to go down to three carda also. T hat meant rd Wr«t ■’riln«-r»b]e_ - ha aoaldoU—guard—hoik—hit —M a m a k * f am epaJ**, ’ ' ’* South West North Cast kings anil nil Hobby had to la doubtful if they would get Pats 1♦ 4V Tau do was to decide which king there la any event. Pais Fuss was unguarded. Then he East cashed three club Opening lea d played th« appropriate ace trick* and continued the suit. Most players would discard I Moat of you readers won’t and crossed back with the a diamond and hope that Emit sco any other play for the other ace to make the laat would hold the ten of hearts. | contract, but Bobby did. He trick with the right queen. BEAU Nava 1:4* (I) »p«rta R***rt 9:19 ( » B r* * sr 4 9:99 C tn lta S * Itt(1) (•>9 ig*am l l f i Om (!) Wsalh* ? :! • ( ! ) W I8e IttM (•) M ollrwaad M rvta VRDA1 A.M . (•> B d lta r tn l l it * ( ! ) W e a t h e r (I) X u l U ! With - it) n M * * N It) Dm ta C H rt !t:M ( ! ) BBC Rows tiM (I ) New* ♦ (•) The R ig P n y eft I DPI I I ) W t a i h t r 9 h * w (•) W aaU ar 1.9* (1) X*we • t i l (»> m i ­ n i (I ) Sports (•) f : M (11 (!) (*> (!) Father 1191 (•) Odd taw •a* in m m ____ > t:tl ( t ) Sports F inal On By Oswald Jacoby What would you do with tha South band aftar H ut open* with ona clubt Bobby Wolff of San Antonio decided to jump right to four heart*. This waa an all-purpose bid. I f his partner had anything, Bobby expected to have a play for four hearts. If Ms partner didn't Bobby could Rot be hurt and probably Kail and Weat would have a game. Actually East and West let. (!) Qr**t 1 • i l l ( I ) Ri Don't put off w riting letters. Send one dollar to Abby for her book­ let, "How To Write Letters F o r AH Occasions." • Jacoby Lot Ck»— • ARC I t M t l f Waywo r * w h X ilterU I A t t a a t t* (I ) B roadw ay 0 *M DEAR ABBY: It’s only a hunch, but observing the recent tirade you launched against smokers, I'll bet ten bucks you were recently told to give up cigarettes and are dying for a smoke. AL • (•> (!) (11 l:M ( ! ) 9:19 ( I I tin* m OPEN 12i4» LAST DAY OM Resent* •‘ I t H .ip D F O 'd W orlds ruunuo** STARTS F.iR ," TOMORROW Travel Kit Radio MO" 10 TRANSISTOR - I BAND • I SPEAK SR Radio $399S WESTINGHOUSE TABLE OLD HPICE FAltERGE A LANVIN , S AFTER SHAVE AND COLOGNE COMPLETE LINE OF Buxton Wallets ((or men and wnmin) BUOWNIR BTAUM1TS Radio *11” Camera *1350 NOW l-ocxlly Owned by GLENN McCALL and ERNEST MILI-S 121 E. l i t St. FA 2-2182 | LIG GETT ipf- ' �Planned Friday By Rebekahs ano, daring tho now at homo at lOOS B, West Pensacola St. In Tallahassee. Out of town guests Included the groom’s parents; Mrs. L. M. Crews, grandmother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. MeMannway, grandpar­ ents of tho bride; and Mr. and Mr*. Frank Haddon, all reception of Urn Osh; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Livermore Jr., of Ft. Bucher, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. Lon Caro, Most Palm Beach; Mr. and Mr*. Walter Chlltoo, Edgtwater; Mrs. Ben Weir, Orlando, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. JUgistar, of Seville. ore*'* mother, hr*. Camilla Brae* and her grandmother, Mr*. M. R. Do**. About 40 elaaimatea and Mead* were Invited to ahare the party hour* from 4 to a withe* rolled and tied n t h p.m. on tiio apaeiou* patio of green ribbon la the form of the De*i homo. miniature diploma*; an aaaortment of other *aodwlebea, Wedding cake*, nuti, mlata and cold » e S P drink*. The boiteaa preaented Pat W I R I N G S with a gift of lingerie. She ? Gwnitney Jeweign wai a aalated with the arnlog '"'I S. Perk FA i-U M and entertaining by the bon- Semiaola Rabeksh Lodge No. 43 m«t Thuraday evening at tho Odd Follow* Hall with Mr*. Clarence Snyder, noble grand, presiding. A report of the Assembly In Miami Beach was given by the representative. A special practice meeting waa announced for thin Fri­ day evening at 7:30 In tba ball. All officer* are requested to wear long dresses at the next meeting when memorial services will be held. Initia­ tion la announced for June *7. At that meeting Helen licit*, district deputy presi­ dent of district No. 10 wlU b* present JUST RIGHT FOR GRADUATION CLASSIC WHITE T he Frank Girls EV ERY O N E Mian lobia Buff. Mlso J«dy Lavender end Mr*. James f . Haddon, *U won dm*** Identical to that of the maid of honor and each canted n crescent bouque t of pink «arnation*. Reginald C. McNeill, broth• r of tb* groom, w*s beat man and ushers w on Charte* Mull, Jim Haddon, L a MoK ettha and doff MtOebeo. Tb* brIda's mother wen • Celebrate 50th BOOK! Glfia - Card* - Books (Foi marly MeVieoro) 119 E. V int Bt. won g champs cos hair* sheath with matching acces­ sories and ■ green cymbidJum orchid, Following tb* ctnmoay, n reception was held In tb* Ed­ ucational Building of th o Church. Tba bride's table waa overlaid with • cutwork cloth and eantarad with tha tiered wadding cake, flanked by sliver candelabra. Tbs bride's book and annivem ry candle warn on a table at tha en­ trant*, presided ever by Mrs. Charte* Mull. Mrs. W. A. Kratxert greet­ ed the guests i t tho door. As­ sisting with the serving were Mrs. Homs? little, Mra. B. L. Harvey, Mr*. Howard Montteth, Mrs. John Crawford I and Mra. Robert Mahan. FOR FAVORITE G • • • • • SLIPS BRAS PANTIES PAJAMAS Bathing Suit* • • • • • DRESSES SPORTSWEAR BLOUSES HANDBAGS Caelum* Jewelry ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED MRS. DAVID RICHARD McNEILL JR. (Photo by Raymond Studio) By Mrs. Adam Maltei M n. W. Corbett, Mrs. H. Bruce and Mrs. H. W. Pattenon of Monroe Avenue, DeBary, w e n co-hostesses at the 30th wedding anniversary dinner party In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corts of Monroe Avenue, this past week. Among the guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bruce and daughter Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. George Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paplow, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schlevcnin, Mr*. F. Frye, Mrs. II. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. If. W. Patter son, Wellesley Corbett, Cus­ ter and Kerrie Bruce. The dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Corbett. V A H -9 Wives H old Festive Party A very festive, gay Change of Command Party was held at Mrs. T. B. Wood's home last weekend by the VAII-9 Officers Wives. The party was planned to coincide with the official change of command which took place aboard the L’SS Saratoga in Naples, Italy, when Cdr. G. W. Kimmons turned tho squadron over to Cdr. J. L. Shipman. During cocktails Mrs. J. Bride-Elect Honored W iih Shower Miss Joan Fender, brideelect of Paul Flowers, was guest of honor at a recent lingerie shower, at the home of Mrs. Ralph Spoilt, 411 San Carlo* Ave. Co-hostess was Mra. Larry Price. Bridal games were played by the gucata and prises awarded to the win­ ners. The refreshment table waa cantered with an arrange­ ment of yellow and white mums and held a largo rake, decorated in yellow and white. Punch, mints and nuts were served with the cake. The gilts were placed In an umbrella, decorated with yellow and whit* p a p a r streamers. . Guests included the bonoree's mother, Mrs. Aubrey Fender, and ihe Misses Etta Emanuel, Catherino Bruce, Linda Tyler, Betty Morris, Judy Mims, Hits Poacock, Delores Flier, Patty Coalter, Linda Vcine, Frances Rlgga, Louis* Dcnntngton, Sandy Blsbee, Linda Hunt, Pat Chapman, and Carol Ann Carroll. Dress U tfin Largo Seleclh* L. Shipman presented Mrs. G. W. Kim mons with a beau­ tiful silver punch bowl, a gift to Cdr. and Mrs. Kim mons from the Officer* of VAH-9. Mrs. J. A. deGanahl pre­ sented Mrs, Shipman with I pair of silver boot owl ear­ rings. a gift from the Hoot Owl Wives. Dinner being a covered dish event, the guests were offer­ ed a variety of many delieb us casseroles, taiads sad desserts. During coffee and dessert sag Rifts were presented to Mra. Kim mons and Mrs. Shipman. One of the most inter­ esting was a squadron mas­ cot ns med Ninah, a very feminine Hoot Owl, dressed in black sequins, with flut(cry eyelashes and a lovely rhinestone tiara. Tiio wives also enjoyed movies taken on Ihe cruise and sent home by several of Uie husbands. SUMMER DRESS FRI. A SAT. ONLY! SPRING AND EARLY BUMMER DRESSES Originally 910.98 to 924.98 ONE LOT SUITS GREATLY REDUCED! ONE LOT SWIMSUITS | LONG KNIT SKIRTS NOW BEACH SHIRTS 14.09 A IK'Ot NOW IJ.99 Howe's J a ilu D J U 2326 PARK DR. Don't like a particular dish? Accept * helping with no comment. OPEN ALL DAY WED. AND FKf. NIGHTS June Fabric Clearance A T G ARR ETT’S MISS JOAN FENDER, seated, wus guest of honor nt n bridnl shower. Left to right nro co-hostesses, Mrs. Larry Price and Mrs. Ralph Spotts and the honoreo’* mother, Mrs. Aubrey Fender. (Herald Photo) IVY CIRCLE About IS member* of the Ivy Circle attended the last meeting of the season at tha home of Mrs. Edward Davli, on Satauma Drive. Mrs. Jim­ my C. Murray was co-hos­ tess. A aumptuoua dinner was prepared combting of chick­ en salad, tiring beans, cand­ led yams, tomatoes, pickles, olives, buttered rolls ami Uie two hostesses served pound cake,, topped with peaches, whipped cream and therriea Work HIGH OR MEDIUM HEELS Be very careful not to bet'ay a child's confidences. 3ahdm LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S ALL BALE SHOES ON BACKS FOB CONVENIENT SHOPPING MRS. RICHARD DEAS, was hostess for a graduation patio party honoring Miss Pat Brace. Left to right are Mrs. Dean, Pat and her mother, Mr*. Camilla Bruce. (Herald Photo) Anniversary ENJOYS A GOOD JACQUELINE PUMP Qbud&A starts vM F R ID A Y M A Y 31st Fruit Of The Loom and iced tea. A nominating cummiiice presented a report to be vot­ ed on for officers for next year. T h e y w e r e Mr*. Dwayne Pruitt, for president; Mrs. Robert L. Johnson, vice president; Mrs. LaMar Mere­ dith, secretary, and Mrs. Jos­ eph F. Hunt, treasurer. A red hot steel knitting needle (nukes a professional job of putting extra notches In a leather belt. DRIP DRYS Reg. 59c yd. • Lawns • Landscaping BALE PRICE 3 7 R E M N A N T ^ l SALE Large Table of \ REMNANTS with value* to 1.98 yd. • All on aala PER INCH BUY NOW - AND SAVE BATES ft PETER PAN Gray Shadows Nursery S. Sanford FA 2-4049 Hi ML S. of GindervUk DRIP DRYS Ideal fi-r Si-mmcr Vacation Wear Or Back To School Frocks. Keg. I k yd. PETER PAN ft BATES COTTON SATIN 46" wide • Reg. 1.49 yd. SPORTSWEAR LATEX WHILE THEY LAST! "YOU SAVE COMING AND GOING" Two Piece SHORT SETS Dacrua A Cotton Drip Dry Slrcvrlras BIouhc* from A1LEEN Cotton Knits from Sanford Black ft White Duck Shorts & 1 Pedal Pushers * make costly shifts at low pric* v7 Burlington Shag Bark 46" wide - Reg. 1.69 > 91.19 yd, MOY REG. REG. REG. GASHEL LINEN 2.98 ____ 91.98 yd. 4.9 8 ___ 92.98 yd. 6.98___ 93.98 yd. UEMBERG ft RAYON 16" wide • Solid Colon r» THESE AND MANY OTHER YALUES IN OUK FABRIC DEPARTMENT - NO LAY AWAY, PLEASE • ENDS JUNE I Capri Pants LOVABLE Halter Bra* FASHIONS 323 EAST FIRST ST. PHONE FA 2-5244 �t Graduate Honored A t Afternoon Tea diom sm aksM By Hr a. H. L. J Xr*. Cecil B. Simpson and Mrs. Ben E. Butler were cohostesses for an afternoon graduation tea at the Simpson home, 1202 Crescent Ave., honoring Hiss Carol Fuller, The d a ta colors were car­ ried out in decorations and refreshments. A large floral arrangement of green and white mums, baby'a breath and greenery adorned the table and assorted party sandwiches, petit f o u r s , mints, nuts sad time punch were served during the after­ noon. White carnation corsages were presented to Miss Fuller and her mother, Mrs. John Fuller. The hostess also pre­ sented Miss Fuller with a graduation memory picture book. Guests invited to share the party were Janice Wynn, Janice Moore, Rita Rogers, Caroline Baggerly, Susan Mc­ Call, Nytene Albers, Jn Ann Nix, Gayle Woodard, Jo Ann Hearn, Linda Hittell, Linda McSwaln, Drenda Ranew. Ann Bock, Judy Van Win­ kle, Addle Ailing, Wanda Harris, Pat Bruce, Eileen Reeves, Sylvia McCally, Amy W a 11 a , Lorraine Cameron. Becky Howard, Martha Cook. K a t h y Premming, Sylvia Smith, Marilyn Murphy and Sharyn Giles. DRESSES MISS CAROL FULLER, seated, was honored at an afternoon graduation tea a t the home of Mr*. C. B. Simpson. From left are Mrs. Simpson, co­ hostess, Mrs. B. E. Butler and the honorcc's mother, Mrs. John Fuller. (Herald Photo) Twins Celebrate Birthday By Donna Estea lot'CPO and Mrs. Gerald Sas j tenth birthday last WednesKalhy Lyon a n d Karen scr of 836 Lormann Circle, N. <|ay. Leigh Sasser, twin diughters | Longdale, celebrated their I Aftff Ichool Mf( s „ ier • FOR VACATION OR TRAVEL KATIIY AND KAREN SASSER (Herald Photo) took the honurccs and their brothers and sitters to the Sanfnrd Naval Air Station Swimming Pool and treated the youngsters to ice cream and birthday cake when they returned home. Brothers and sitters help ing the twins celebrate were Michael. Mary, Deniie. Carole, Bonnie, Joey and Ricky. The girls missed their fa­ ther who presently Is at>oard the Saratoga on a Mediterran­ ean Cruise and their older brother, Gerald Jr., who is away at St. Leo Prep School. Good afternoon. Well, Mrs. cream filling. Put in re­ Anna Hansen has come to our frigerator and cool at least 2 rescue for the Puza recipe hours. that Frances Warren request­ Here’s a ed. Mrs. Hansen told me she has been making it for years. Pastry for one \ cup enriched self-rising P iu s Bough corn meal 1 pkg. yeast K cup sifted enriched self1 tbsp. lukewarm water rising flour 1 tsps. sugar *i cup shortening 2*i tsps. salt 3 to 3 tbsps. cold water l i cup olive oil or cooking oil Combine curn meal and 6 cups silted flour flour. Cut or rub in shorten­ 2 cups warm water ing until mixture Is crumbly. Soften yeast in 1 tbsp. luke­ Add water, mixing lightly un­ warm water. Put sugar and til dough begins to slick to­ oil In bowl, add water and gether. Turn out on floured yeast mixture, stir well. Add board or pastry cloth and about H of the lifted flour, press dough together. Roll out beat thoroughly, then grad­ as directed for recipe varia­ ually add remaining flour. tion desired. (If dough seems Divide dough In two portions Sticky, roll between sheets of for cookie sheet, or four parts waxed paper.) if pastry far 12 Inch pie plates. Turn breaks, press together to onto a lightly floured board seal. Makes one l-inch pie. and roll out immediately and • • • lightly about >» inch thick. Try this Quick and Easy Put on lightly greased rookie Hamburger Pie. sheet and let rite until dou­ t lb. ground beef ble In bulk keeping dough It cup chopped onion warm (about 83 degrees). it tsp. oregano, crushed Flisa It tsp. marjoram, crushed ti cup olive oil It tsp. salt 1 large can Italian plum to­ 1 cup tomato sauce (6-oz. matoes can) 2 oz. jar Italian grated cheese 1 tsp. oregano salt and pepper (a fltUe cayenne) 1 clove garlic 1 lb. American cheese, coarsly shredded ALW AYS FIR S T Q When pizza bread dough has risen to doubla In bulk, brush surface with olive oil. Cover dough with drained to­ matoes, cut In smalt pieces. Sprinkle grated cheess over tomatoes and season well with salt and pepper and cay­ enne, minced garlic, then ipread cheese over all gen­ erously. Sprinkle oregano over top. Bake In hot oven Enterprise Personals PRICE RAMIES TO SUIT EVERY POCKETHOOK Mrs. Alberts Warner, Join­ ing several others of the De­ nary BPW Club motored to visit the Industrial School in Ocala on their open house day Sunday. The BPW Club sponsors one of the girls there and they enjoyed meet­ ing and visiting with her and the other girls. Mary Esther’s "Featuring Piuhlnnv J uhI F»r You" 200 N. PARK AVE. STORK HOCUS: 9 TO 3:10 a n d a j a iH z C I l Swim Suits CINDY PAULUCCI, eclebrnted her eighth birthday truil riding nt the MQ Ranch with two friends, Dina Pell and LU.su Hollingsworth. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeno Paulucci surprised her with a red-fringed W estern Cow Girl tlre.su fo r the big day. Cindy is shown feeding sugar to the pony th at provided her transportation. The tiny was climaxed with a big rnnch dinner including birthday cuke and homemade ice cream. And Walking Shorts In Solids Or Plaids From ‘ 5°° A WONDERFUL GIFT ITEM FOR THE GRADUATE OR FATHER’S DAY Graduates Honored A t Luncheon • QUALITY • FASHION Miss Carolyn Turner and Miss Marianna Humphrey, two 196] Seminole H i g h School graduates, were hon­ ored at s luncheon, Saturday • SERVICE at the 'Tainted Horse” Res­ taurant. Hostesses were Mrs. A. L. Thomas and Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Thr hostesses pre­ sented gifts of lingerie to both honor guests. Others enjoying the lunch­ eon were Viola Stoffer, Pat Ruhn, Janie Ashby, Barbara Miller, Dottie Jardine, Betty Lou Corbin, Mrs. If. E. Tur­ ner and Sirs. Ann Humphrey. CEJffiHNCE SQ U A R E D A N C E Summer fla g s Assorted Color. Millinery Sale |>i*rminl W R A P -A R O U N D G O W N S Ideal fur (he Beach and home • were 5.98 NOW $ 3 98 SORRY • NO SXII STAMPS ON SALF. ITEMS (fa J w k 'jt DRESS & SPORTSWEAR SHOP LONG WOOD PLAZA 838-6721 Tigerettes Plan Sale This Friday Member* of the VAIM Tigerettes Club art sponsoring a bake sale, this Friday the base exchange, starting at 7:30 a.m. All items for sala will homemade and donated by the members. Proceeds will be used to help finance the farewell party they plan to give for their sea-faring hus­ bands. U A LITY With Fun To Jj, T jzg J Come! BEACHWEAR f f w Cabana 8*1a ( - O M f ffft 11.95 - 11.90 I f f J H B l J L Swim Trunk* VlF jrP 2.95 to 5.95 HI. M l M f Terry Jacket* 4 . 9 5 “W Jifflea lleach Shorn (.V M m M I M 4.00 . 5.95 Shirt • Jam 4,00 - 5,00 ' f*f I ^ / tailo red hr PURITAN and PAI.MLAND timely vacation lifts. 1 FASHIONS OPEN FHI. NITES - CLOSED WED. AT NOON C tu tt 0 IZo M E N 'S 115 Magnolia At*. W EAR Phon* FA M5S1 Open Fridays Til 9:00 P. M. All Day Wed. Year Round 4 H rlunyu aa nhevut 90 mimiti** Serve piping hot. • • • Here’s another one of Ra­ chel Donelson’s favorite sum­ mer beverages. With summer here and picnic season too this will be swell. 1 cup orange Juice t cup lemon juice t cup while corn syrup 2 cups water Blend ingredients, pour in­ to Ice cube trays. Freeze. Serve 2 or 3 cubes In tall glass with ginger ale. Garnish with maraschino cherry. • • Had a k llrr from Thelma Aulrcy in Hattiesburg, Miss. She was down here a short time ago visiting relatives and had a chance to read the Corner and liked Uie recipes She decided to write ind send us some. Hero is one of them: Nutty Crust Cherry Almond Pie 1 baked pie shell '.a cup chopped almonds, if desired in pie crust Filling P i cup (13 oi. can) Borden's Kagle Brand Condensed Milk 'a cup .lemon juice t isp. vanilla 'i cup whipping cream, whip­ ped Bake pie shell, allow to cool. Then mix together con­ densed milk, lemon Juice, va­ nilla and almond extract. Stir until mixture thickens. Fold in whipped cream and ipoon into coolrd shell. Top with cherry glaze. Cherry Glaz* 2 cupa (1 l-lb. can) ptttad tart cherries, drained N cup cherry Juice *4 cup sugar 1 tbsp cornstarch Set aside drained cherries. Blend cherry juice with sugar and cornstarch. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, clear. Add cherries, spread Ui mixture is thickened and SUMMERS »N DARK-LINGS IN COTTON PLAID! COOL WALKING SHORTS IN NEW PLAIDS! BATIKS! 3.98 6.95 New summer cotton* arrive dally. Cuol refreshing fnbrica th a t slay crisp and keep you cool. Kaay to care for - stylish to wear. Jr. - Aliases and half sizes. Smart University-Grmla In 100% combed woven Dansport plaids and checks . . . . now tmitlkri in the season’d most popular patterns! A fabulous selection to choou from . . . all a t the one Tenney-low price! /O WE HAVE A WIDE VARIETY OF NOVEL AND PRACTICAL GUTS BY “SHIELDS’* DISCOUNT Jewelry 25% off rtvauw uH *, For The Grad G IFTS for Graduates DRESSES Skirls, Peasant Bloused, Pantalettes and Men's Western Shirts u i it a c m u . prepare baiic corn meal pal­ try. Roll out to circle about % inch thick, m Into f inch pie pan. Trim and flut* ed it. FUt pastry with hot meat mixture. Cover with cheese oven (423 strips. Bake in hot ov< degrees) 20 to 25 minutes or until cheese Is bubbly and lightly browned. PENNEY’S • just wear a smile Batle corn meal putry 3 oxi. a 11c « d Moiiarella chccie cut in li-luch aUcca Brown beef and onion in hot aklllet. Stir In Masoning* I.ONGWOOD • CUFF LINKS • NOVELTY LIGHTERS • BRUSHES • WALLETS • DOPP KITS • TRAVEL KITS AND OTHERS SPECIAL! GIRLS' COTTONS FOR SUMMER L99 What a choice! So many wash ’n lit­ tle - or-no-iron cot­ tons. Everyone a glrl-pleoser In sum­ mer colon. THRIFTY JCP*a HAVE ALL THE DIG FEATURESt SPECIALI JR. HOYS* BOXER SHORTS BIG nEACH TOWEL SPECIALt 2.99 30 bays and girl* l i u t 2 -1.50 Big • name quality a t a price! Correct balance arch, Sani­ tizing, crepe-design rubber o u t a o 1e , cushion insoles. Popular boxers In Kmart solid surface Interest and pluid cottons t S a n f o r * IzedS. M a c h i n e washable. 4 to 10. Mode just for Pen* ney’e of rainbow ■tripe cotton terry, thick and thirsty! Get them for the whole family! . i 60” *"• • A A. �_ FfeCS 18 — M ay * 0 , IM S H old Your O w n Sale W ith HERALD W ant-A ds w uvoof 1. 1 8. 4. NBA®CALLTOMMY VIM0GNA UBBO ANPNeveclaAD WrmVOOBRttHT/ saat*. • happen* And only Lost f t Found LOST: • week old grey lea i S RM. Fora. Apt, 170 Mo. 2628 LAUREL Avt. I Bed­ room*. 1 bath. Living room, Bedroom Air • Conditioned. Notieas - Psnooak halrtd mala KitUn. Vlcldining room, kitchen ft Education - Instruction aity of 5Ut St. A Oak Are. I l l E. 8th SL, FA 2-3786. Florida room. $83 a month. Transportation on Saturday 23th of May. 322-6778. _______________ Liberal reward offered. Pb. ••CLEAN qtiitt Room*" The Cable*. FA 86720SS-0317. 3 BEDROOM bouae, unfurnlahed. Kitchen equipped. LOST: Black Handbag, with 2 ROOM furolabcd Apartment Newly decorated. 900* from for couple. ftS. FA 273ft. tapestry design. Saturday like. $70. Option to buy. evening la downtown area. 133 Palmetto Ave. Lake a BEDROOM r u n . ground Larie reward for return Mary. Hudaaon. Door Apartment. Contact of ID paper*. FA 3-6177. 2312 Palmetto. 3 ROOM Garage Apartment. Newly decorated. W OO per E'licieney Apt. 830 Mo. up. Office 204 W. F irst month. 812 Park Av*. after Surplua City. 201 W. l i t W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 8 p. m. Call FA 2-3010. DEADLINES Room* privat* batba, 111 RENT A BED W. F irat SC CLASSIFIED DBFLAT: SoHawa/, ItoapUal ft Baby 3 RM. furn. Apt Utly*. $30. 3 BR. house. 330. 322-2764. Tom., thru Fri. • S P. M. day Bcaa. 2-BEDROOM furnished apartBy Day, Weak, or Month s e n t, alao efficiency apart­ STENSTROM RENTALS CARROLL'S FURNITURE Nice 3 BR furn apL $80 ment, furnlalMd. 222-041. Pb. FA 2-5111 118 W. lit St. 2 BR home UL eq. $73 Unfurnished 2 bedroom boua*. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 2 BR Air C'nd. Home $SS 1203 Elliott Av*., FA 2-3234 Clean and clot* In. Jlmmio 3 BR Home t^ecreat $33 or FA 2-0323, 3 BR, l t t bath Fenced $93 Cowaa. 222-4011. 3 BR. 2 bath Fam. Rm. 1106 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom UNFURN. lat Floor. I rm*. 3 BR, Fla Room, aic* $118 bouae, kitchen equipped. bath, 2 acrecnei porche*. 3 BR, 3 bath. Top*. $140 Pb. rA 2-3631. 300 Magnolia Av*. Apply 6 BR. 2V4 Bath, Pool $16o uprta Ira evcainga. 6 BR, 2Vk bath, Exec. $168 2 BEDROOM bouae, Florida roon. Available bow. Pb. NEW unfurnltbed 2 bedroom FA 2-1540. Duplex Apt. New atove ft refrigerator. W a t e r furnEFFICIENCY Apartme&t on labed. Tile bath and terraaReal Estate-Mortgages P in t St. Near 2 city free zo floor*. $73 per Mo. Ph. Ml N. Park Av*. FA 3-2420 parking lota aod shopping FA 2-2374 after 5. Ravenna Park FA $7486 atoewa. No utility chargea. Evening* NEW Home, 3 bedrooma, l t t Su'.'abl* for couple or tin­ FA 2-1677 FA 2-3628 FA 3-6388 bath*, Weitlcgbouie kitch­ gle. Inquire Jacobton Dept. t o A * C u r t o* C%* Cwootr en, central oil beat. Car­ Store. 3 BEDROOM CB borne. KitJ o d g r , I t a l M t i Cm i U , f l e e ports. $80.00 monthly, op­ ehen equipped. Available Ma, l a P e w n o t e . 1 BEDROOM’S. Kl t e h o a la m i R r i a l t ml tion to buy. Ph. Orlando June 4. Pb. FA 2-5108. JOURPH M IK C R R . a l t o know* equipped. FA 2-3722. 422-2378. aa JUK M I K U t R . 2 BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen 2 BEDROOM Housctraller. SMALL furnlahcd bout*; cou­ equipped. $75. FA 2-3306. Legal Notice M o v ie* C l a i m * mm D f i i l i ple preferred; modem con­ Bowman'* Trailer Court. a o a t a a t > * M *Ca«atai l« tm h c in c rrr ro ru T , veniences. 90S W. 23th St. 2 BEDROOM unfurnlahed DeBary. NO 64900. Ton a n d e a c h o f y o a a r t t i t t h j t itic ia i, riR tt rr bouse. Kitchen equipped. Hereby n o t i f i e d a n d r aq u lrtd o r n o r n o t it a id row t o p r e s e n t a n y r l a l m a ami da* I R W I O L R C O t ’ TTY . Small swimming pool $78 3 BEDROOM borne, Simland, SMALL clean Furn. Apt. m an d a w h i c h y o u , n r ellh sr (HAM MHT TO. HIM Light* ft water Furn. Ph. a month. FA 2-2322. FA 2-8231, o f yoa, m a y h a v e a g a l n a l lha to tic ij o r a r i r it FA 2-0702. a a U l a o r J O H K P I I M IK!.Kit, Ho a r n tu H roniert.oarMK FURNISHED Home available a l i a k n o w n a a J O K lllKI.KIt. F M t l K I l A t . NAT IO .V .tt, MOItTd acaa aad, t a l a o r a a l d Coaaly, OAOK AMriOCIATION, CLEAN tat floor Apartment. July lat. 3 Bedrms, Fla. Legal Notice lo lha C o u n t y J u d a a o f d i a l , P la in tiff . Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ Rm. Large fenced back­ n nla C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t h i t metto. « ( t i » —U t h a - e p iiri houaa at W I L L I A M M BR RNTON. j n . I T T U B yard. Quiet neighborhood. riw riT T ro n tr. aa ld C o u n t y a t BanfardT Vfor- Tint IIK VRIT CT—JT u n i a n — r t H f f tT, C n n v w n L n t to NAS. Schoolg Ida. w ith in ala c a l m d a r bla w i f e , 3— pettro u m IT ATU y ilH SKUIVOLN T D T tX IS IT E D ft shopping. $115 per mo. m o n lb a f r o m t h a l i m a o l t.'.a P af c n d a n ta . I O I T T T , F l . o l t l l l t , house. Air-Conditioner $80 f i r a t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h l a no* TOi W I M J A H M. IIIHINTON. IT I ' H t M ' K H t MK ISM* Call FA 2-1280 after 3 p m. Ilea. T w o c o p l t a o f a a r h tlalm a month. FA 2-3219. 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IIAIMNHAtT m a n t n v t r t b a ao u lh tav an llK M H l (7) fa d . T a All C r e d i t o r s a a d P rraaa a T o g e t h e r w i t h t b a follow ing M a . t a a C l a i m s mm D m a i Ham o f p r o p e r t y w h l r h la l o ­ A a a l a a t B ald K a l a l a i r d e d In a n d p a r m a n a n l l y InTuu a n d - s r h o f y o a ara at* Hod a a a p a r i of the Ini' h arab y n u t l l l r d a n d ra>|Ulrad p r o v a m o n l on sa id lands lo p r a a a n t a n y cl a l n i a and I N T E R N A T I O N A L OP U T ­ d r m a n d a w h i c h y o u , o r either IC A FUnNACB MODEL o l you, m a y b a r a a g a i n s t lha no. o iu at R*n. a e ta ta o l A7VAI.KH N. DA III* haa b a a n flla d a g a l n d yoa In NKAU, d r e r a e a d , l a t a a f aald t h a a b o v a - a t y l a d null, and you C t a n t y , l o t h a C o u n t y J u d g t a r a r a t i u l r a d l o narva a ro p y o f H em ln o la C o u n t y , Florida, o f y o u r A nsw er nr other a t b l a o f f l i e In t h a court P l e a d i n g l a t h a Com plaint on houaa o f a a l d C o u n t y a t Han P l a i n t i f f a A t t o r n e y , Mark N. ford. F l o r i d a , w l t h l a a l l cal* C l e v e l a n d , J r . , Hull* l i t Mana n d a r m o n t h * f r o m t h a lima f o rd A t l a n t i a N atio n al l l a n k of lh a p u b l l c a t l o a o f thla B u i l d i n g , H an fo rd , Florida, notlea. T w o r o p l a a o f aach a n d I l i a t h e o r i g i n a l .t aaw ar rlalm o r d a m a n d a h a l l ba In o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In lha o f ­ w r i t in g , a n d a h a l l d a t a lha fice o f t h e C l a r k o f lb* C i r ­ p l a r a o f r a d d e n r a a a d p o d cu it C o u r t o n o r before th e Africa a d i l r a a a o f t h a claim* l l t h d a y o f J u n e A. U l t d . an t, a n d a h a l l b a aw orn lo If y o u f a l l t o d o no. a decree by l h a c l a i m a n t , h l a a a > d , or p ro c o n f e s e o will be t a k e n l a d by a g a l n a t y o u f o r t h a relief d e ­ nuMcaas, aa t l toi rl innagy f raan dof a eocnoam pd aonllar and m a n d e d In l h a Complaint. BLirroi n c h a l a l m o r d a m a n d a a t «o T h l a N o lle* ahall b* p u b ­ y o n »s- iIliad a h a l l ba r a i d . lis h e d o n e * a w a t k for fo u r UEVSITf O w a a Mu*. consecu tiv e weeks Is tha Aa A d in ln la tra trls a l tba H a n f o r d I t s r a l d . K s t a l * of D a t e d t h i s l i s t day af May, ASALF.K N. DAIUNEAl) A. D. 1» U. Drrraaad H t t n s i n i m , l>avla A M r f d n a h A l l u r n a y a f a r A d m ln la li a l rl a Poal U f f l r a l i r a w a r I l i a Hanford. F l o r i d a P u b llah M a y t , 1*. I t . t* COM* Memorial Day SABABU CQMMANO POPS Td ( 6 U P ) _ MU M f IK O O n 7D C 6U P J su fm e m - jo me u * u P K I tK I N H ALKXIH, JH I'u m tirr tl CLAtbA MAR ALKXIH, Defendant. T n T I t ' W T O A P P K IH TOU.CLAILA MAK ALKXIH U K K a r l * Avanua W aco, Texas T u u o r e h e r e b y r*<|ulred l o file y o u r w r i t t e n defana* lo Ih* lllll o f Complaint for d i v o r c e file d b araln a a a ln a l you, w i t h t h e C la r k ol Ih* a b o v * n t y l e d C o u r t on o r befor* J u n a I a. H O . and aarv* a r o p y o f n a m e upon p l a i n ­ t i f f s a t t o r n e y . J a m e s <1. Col­ lier, 7<lt W e a l Church Hlreet, O rla n d o , F lorida. H e r e i n f a l l n o t o r a decr ee pro c o n f e e e o will be e n tered a g a l n a l you. WITNKH M m y h a n d and aaal a l H,i n f o r d , Hemlnola County. F l o r i d a , t h l a 7 U day of May, 1MJ. ' (HUAI.) A r t h u r It. Beckwith. J r . , C l e r k o r t h e Circuit C o u r t f l y M a r g a r e t K. Tyre, D . C. J a m a a C. C o l l l a r A t t o r n e y f o r IMalnllff P u b l l a h M a y *, I t , t l , I t CDI-SI em errr corwT. T IT T II JIU IC U L rlH IlIT o r r i . O K I I » l I T AND F O R XKWI.TIILIt CUt'.TTT. t i l A T t F . l t V TO. I aoat T t y r i r n o f hi it it "O H T U tO K FO H K IL O a tllt: F F .D IIIIA I. NATIO N AL MOItTU A U U AlMCJC 1ATluN, IMalnllff. -vaHIIMftM AN R. HUFFMAN a n ,l PAD I. INK H U F F M A N , hla w lf* *nd H A I t I T A N T. AMKIIKDCS and C l J t l t A AMKIIKDUH, b l a w lf a , D alandanla. TOi B IIKM AN K HUFFMAN an d I M U 1 JN K H U F F ­ MAN. hla wlfa. WIIOMK ItK HIDKNCK AND Al>Dlll-IHlt AUK UNKNOWN a n d I t A l ll T A N T. A U K ItKDKM and C L A It A AMKIIKDKH, h la w it* (HESAL) W IIOHH nKHIIW NCK A r t h u r II. ll a r k w l th . J r , ARK UNKNOWN AND C l e r k o f C i r c u i t Court, W i l l U K I.AHT KN OWN M r m l n o L C o u n ty . Florida. AHDIlF.HMI^g 14: lot D. P u b l l a h Ma y 21, III 4 J u n e C A L H A ItV , HAN ANTONI. It. IIU. T O 14, TKXAH. AND T O : C D i-aa A L L PARTIH U CLAIM■Nil I XT KII KMT, UY T l l l t O D l H I , UNUIIII O i l A H A l N d T TD K AFOIIKHA1D l-KRHONA T U U A U K h arab y a o l l f l s t h a t a C u m p l a l n l to fo re clo se a c e r t a i n m o rlg a g a enrum barIng the f o i l , w in e d f t c r l b e d r e a l p r o p e r t y , to -w lt: L o t i . Block N orth O r l a n d o l e t Addition, a c ­ cording lo plat D i s r o o t r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book 13, P a g e s I t a n d ft, P u b l l a R e c o r d s of Hemlnola C o u n ­ ty. Florida. T t M I K T H K I l with all f u ­ 43 Strip! la* t u r e s a n d houaakold a p ­ 4* Hounds ry p l i a n c e s a t t a c k a l lo o r Icomb. l a r a t u s e d In connection w i t h fTScottuh t h e p rem ie* * h t r a l a d e s ­ ahaaytald cribed. h a a b e e n f ile d agalaal yon l a t h a a b o v e - a t y l e d eull. an d y o u a r a r e q u i r e d to terv* a c o p y of your A a e w a r or u t h a r I ' l e a i l l n g t o Ih* Complaint o n P l a i n t i f f s A l t o i n a y , Mack N. C : v e l a n d , J r , Multa t i t H a n ­ f o r d A t l a n t i c National B a n k tl lalld ln g , Hanford. F lorid*, a n d fit* t h e o r ig in a l A n s w e r o r a l h o r P l o a d l a s la Iks o f f l c a o f t h a C l e r k of Ik* C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r belor* Ike 14 th d a y of J u n a A. D. 1141. I f y o u f a l l t o do to, a d e e r s a procunfasso w ill ba tak en a g a i n s t y o u fo r Ik* relief d a m e n d e d In I k s Complaint. T h l a N o lle* shall be p u b ­ l i s h e d o n e s a week for f o n r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s la The H a n ­ f o rd H erald. D a t e d t h i s f l a t day a f M a y , A. D. 1>*1. it thpi lUCJU A r t h u r U. B e c k a lih , J r . C l a r k o f C ircu it C o u r t . B a m l n o l n County. F l o r i d * . P u b l i s h M ay 3t. 1* * J u n a 4. I * . 114*. » FURNISHED Apt. Bright ft IN quiet DeBary, 2 bedrooma, 114 baths, Fla. room, patio, clean. 860 a Mo. <06 S. carport*. Soft water service. Park Ave. $73. FA 2-7213. FURNISHED Duplex. Adults. FURN. 3 Room ApL with FA 2-7074. 1814 Park. bath ft garage. Water furn­ ished. 2320 Narcissus. Ph. 2 BEDROOM unfurnlahed FA 2-3110. house. Kitchen equipped. Near base. FA 2-0366. AVAILABLE June 6. Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. 1 BEDROOM furnitbed haute $133 per month. Phono on large lot, $60 a month. 322 8108 or FA 2-0219. FA 20307. HUNT9 F 1962 Ford Falcon Futura 3 Door, linrkrt Seat*, Stand. Tran*.. Air C'oaditioa ft Heater, Extra Cleaa. BETTER BUYS *1795 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 1195 1959 Chevrolet Bel-Air 1195 1959 Ford Country 1195 1959 Dodge 4 Door 1195 1959 Lincoln Hardtop t i 895 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 95 1955 Chrysler Crown C 595 4 Door. V-*. Ford-O-Matir, Radio, llrater. Power Steering, Beautiful Blue ft Whit*. J l 1 ■ C f V-8, Automatic, Radio, Heeler. Fully Powered, Sedan Staliou Wagon, 4 Door, 8 l’*»».. Air Cond., Fully Powered, A Cool Buy, 1 f l * Station Wagon, 9 i’aaa.. 3 Seat*. Fully Powered, Radio A Heater, Extra Clean. eg t | r a Air Cond, Fully Powered. Low MU*age, Locally Ooxed. |l V-8, Ford-O-Mxlie, Power Steering, Radio, lleater. T m f Imperial, 3 Door Hardtop, Air CoodFully Powered, Excellent Cond. * BARG AIN LO W PRICE C A R S 1956 MEKCLRY 1Dver Hardtop ______ j g g 4 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, t CyL, R ft II — g | Q Q 1953povmc 1D#or*•c»u------ SI 50 1952 0LD8M0B,LE * D o o r__________ I1QQ CARS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY HUNT M ERCURY SANFORD • FA 2-488-4 INC Winter Pork Phunw MI 4-0209 LOT AT PALMETTO ft COMMERCIAL V �. H erald W ant-Ads A re Busy In Sem inole C ounty, Buying! Selling! R enting! U se Them ! 9. For Salt or Km! 12. Real Ealate For Sale 25. Plumbing Services Houm. FA 2-7M or FA 24209 2 BEDROOM House. 90A Myrtie Ave. Call Jimmie CoBY OWNER. 3 Barm. 2 bath* wan. 322-4013. Urge lot. FA 2-1*32. 12. R o d E s ta te F or Bolt BY OWNER. Furnished or unfurnished. 2 bedroom house. 122 Country Club Or. FA 2-UM. SUNDRIES Store. Stock k equipment. Well cstabllabed. Proprietor wlihet to re­ tire. Call FA 2 0274 or Longwood TE 8 6389. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY THREE BEDROOM, two-bath 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 bouse; hardwood f l o o r s , fireplace, Fla. room, dining room. Large kitchen. Dou­ ble garage with lots of atorage space. On large lot Plumbing & He*tin* with many trees. 1814 MelAIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR lonvllle Ate. WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24562 3ijr ftufarft Jrralb May 30, 1963 — Pag* 11 U . Furniture By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE Wall Jim Hunt Realty room frame house at 3t2 17. Male Help Wanted Holly Ave. Near school, close in. Hardwood floors SERVICE Station Attendant. thru out. Large rooms, mo­ Experienced in lubrication. Must be over 21. References dern kitchen equipped 17,300 required. Lake Mary Amoco Liberal terms. Contract Station. Lake Mary. Airs. M. L. Kaborn. Ph. FA 2-3839 or FA 2-3292. SANFORD ROYS NO CASH NEEDED Work alter school now and full lime during summer. • Bedroom, 2 bath, till a month. T. k 1. included. $1.13 an hour salary. Age 322-80AS. 14-18 (white only) Apply Saturday 9 a. m. 64 E. Lcmral. noom jmu. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM MANAGER Trainees, age 25 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 to 30. Married preferred. Opportunities. Sanford, Cas­ LAKE MARY. Last time of­ selberry, Orange City and fered, 3 Bedroom, den or Dcl.and arras. Contact Mr 4th bedroom. 2 bath home. Hudson, Jarkson’s Minit Close to sellouts A churches. Market, Lonr.wood Plata, Vs block to Little Lake longwood, Florida Mary with safe beach and boat launching privileges. 19. Situations Wanted 13’ Boat and 4U hp. motor k trailer included at $13,900 Child Care. FA 2 2274. FA 2-7094. YARD Work. FA 2 7878. HAVENNA PARK Custom 3 HR, 2 bath CB home, situated In dcsiruble area on fenced oak shaded lake-front homesitc. Fea­ ture* include built-in kit­ chen equipment, Florida room, and other nice ex­ tra*. Only $16,230, with low down payment, and $103 per month includes every­ thing. See this soon! Ex­ clusive with— 21. Beauty Salons HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Scf. Eve. Appt's. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED only $18.30 Economy Septic Tank Co. TE 8-1413 Altamonte Spga. ONLY six left in desirable Tee 'N Green Estates. See model on Upsala Road. Centrally air-conditioned, 3 or 4 bedrooms, beautiful family room, in your price range, JOth St. W. by Mayfair Country Club. BY OWNER. 3 Br. 2 bath CB home in I’inecrcst. Kitchen equipped. Reasonable down payment. A s s u m e pay­ ments. Call FA 28219 ~ 9M tT PE R ACRE 18 ACRES high, wooded land overlooking pretty lake — $3,400 — sorry, but cash. New 3 bedroom, 1 bath, airconditioned home on ST, JOHNS RIVER. $17,900, 10% down. Waterfront Lots — $1,993 — l.ow down payment sod $13 per mouth. New 2 bedroom LAKE MARY home. Big oaks, view of lake, orange grove—$J.730. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch - Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fertihtc-Ph. FA 2-4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, "If you don't car* for burned spar* rlbi SPRINKLER SYSTEMS serving hamburgers Insider’ All Types and Sixes We Repair and Service 33. Furniture 29. Automobile S ervice S T I NE AUTO RADIO SERVICE Machinery and Supply Co. FREE ESTIMATE 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 PERSONAL RADIO A TV Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 23Ui. St. A Sanford Ave. ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. LAWN SERVICE Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ AUTO GLASS FA 3-2117. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. INSTALLED FA 2-1817. Sen’tarik Glass and Puint BE»S FOR RENT Piano Tuning and Repair Company Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4423 nile. FREE delivery end Pick-up. Air-Conditioning 3 1. P o u ltry - L iv e s to c k FURNITURE CENTER H. B. POPE CO., INC. FOR SALE: Three Gurnscy 1100 French Ave. 260 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Ph. FA 2 7933 hellers, 9 months old. Had calfhood vaccination. $283 WANTED reliable couple to MnUrea* Renovation Includes: Cleaning A Process­ for all three. Cali FA 2-2988 take up muni lily payments ing Kelt, Bra.id New Cover, or, come to 2111 Summerlin of $13.3<) on 3 complete Ave. alter 3:00 p.m. Brand New Insulation Where room* of furniture. Call Needed. TE 1-1311, Ca*»clbrrry, colEE FiC’K UP--------k DELIVERY REGISTERED Collie*. $35. Used furniture, appliances, §14.50 FA 2-2437 after 6. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford 2nd. A Magnolia FA 2-6321 32. Flowers - Shrubs Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 SUMMER swim and fun pro­ POTTED MUMS in bloom. Sell Us Your Kurnlture. Quick gram. Happy Acres Kinder­ 33c up. Service With the Cash, garten and Nursery. Ph. SUPER TRADING POST GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY FA 2 8181. Grapcville Ave. Near 20th St. FA 20677. FIUGIDAIRE Sales A Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 GRADUATION SPECIAL Cut Curl Rcauty Shop Cold Wave $6 95 complete. 29. Automobile S ervice Open evening by appt. Auto Glass, Tops 318 Palmetto Ave. 322(1834 A Seal Cover* 22. Build • Paint • Repair FINISHED masonry home on properly anywhere Stenstrom Realty your in Florida. No down pay ment. Low monthly pay Real Estate—Mortgages nients. I. E. Batten. 363 E. l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 3rd St. Pii. FA 2 1970 or Ravenna Park FA 2 7493 FA 2-4440. Sanford, Fia. Evenings FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 LO-’H ARBOR. Air-Cuod. 4 Bdrm. homs, hugs Flu. Rm. Double carportc, m a n y other extras. FA 29366. 27. Special Service* SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. Ail work guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7WH Night FA 2-2060. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 301 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8632 \LL WUHK GUARANTEED For quality automobiles at low prlii-s check the Herald cla.-*iltrd pages where local dealers advertise. H0LLERS°/SANF0RD MONTH END CLEAN - UI* TODAY’S SPECIALS IQCO 1 JQ PLYMOUTH *295 IQ CO roltu |7JO *495 |QE# J *295 NEW 7 | JF OWNER leaving in few days. 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, separate dining room, beautiful fire­ place in living room and large glass doors to en­ close patio. Owner's invest­ ment over I17.2W Will »ell SI3.TOO. Buy it or rent It at a bargain. 303 S. Sunland Dr, 1962 CHEVY II I dr. slallnn wagon, 6 cylinder, auto. Iran i., R A II, I owner with only 13.000 mile*, like new. Only ‘1895 1959 Rambler Custom 4 dr. Cleaner than ■ b o u n d - tooth. I owner, auto, trana., I'/.S and 1711, Factory new. ONLY *1095 NEW YORKER 4 dr. eedan. auto, trane., P/S end 17H. Just drop h» and drive thle one. ONLY CONTRACTOHS! Stop By und See Our • . • . 1953 Chev. V2 Ton tires (north * TODAY ’2396 00 219 E. 2nd ST. SANK)HD 2505 l'AKK AS E. m I Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Good* Your EVtNRUDE Dealer 304 68 E. 1st Ph. FA 24 10 hp. MERCURYO.V. Motor. A-t cond. used approx. 180 hrs. $133. 322-8031. READY MIX Concrete, win­ 6’ HOME Bar. $30. 3 Piece 19M EDSEL. Runs good. dow sills, lintels, atepa, Rattan suite, $30. G. E. Looks good. A. K. Hostet­ 39. Motorcycle* blocks, sand, cement, rock, Dishwasher (23. Pair table » ler. FA 2-1831. pipe, steel, grease traps, VESPA MOTOR SCOOT* 1*. Mi lamps $8.00. 2 Odd tables dry wells, stepping stones. REAL BUY New k Used. $7.00. J Lamp, $3.00. Uti­ Miracle Concrete Co. Lewie Salaa k Serrico lity cabinet, $3.00, Decorat­ 1961 TEMPEST Station Wa­ 309 Elm Ave. FA 2 3751 gon. $1393. Straight shift. 2517 Country Club 14or iron pot, $12.00. f Large, Exrellent condition. Can be Ph. FA-2-782* A 2 regular Venetian blinds, SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS seen at 403 W. 1st St. be­ $23.00. lost Chevy, radio, Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 tween 9 A 3, after 5 at 106 BICYCLES repaired - Re. $12.00. Curtain stretchers painted. Elec. Trains rw E. Jenkins Circle, $3.00. 2 Wool rugs, $10.00. FURNITURE paired. Coy'o Bike Sboft, 12' Fishing Boat, S bp. mo- 18M CHEV. VS, «ld. trans. 414 Se&Jord Ave. FA M M i Used Jt Itepo*s**86<I AKC Black male Poodle Ceil 123-0385. 6 Tc. living room group, re­ Free pick up tad delivery. $123. Mlsc. clothes. Phone possessed, like new $60 30 FA 2 04U8. 7 Pc. repossessed dinette, like new ......... $39.30 Your Neighbor A t Hollers lW hp. AIR-CONDITIONER. 3 Pc. repossessed dinette, Good condition. K. A. Wal­ .... like new $29 30 J ter. 29 Axalea Dr. DeBary. Full site Holt) wood bed $19.50 •t Ph. NO 8 3313. Twin sue bo* springs $10.00 Living room chair .... $3.00 GASOLINE Slower. Electric : • ;(m p i Chest-of-Drawer* ........ $7.00 Toaster, Mixer. Other items. 1 Full Sire. 3 Twin Sire book­ 2068 Grandview Ave. case headboards, each $3.00 Two 33" rebuilt Hollywood 1962 Z1G ZAG Sewing Mach­ bed*, each ............ $29.30 ine. Darns, makes button One rebuilt Hollywood bed hotel.' Guaranteed. 6 Pay­ ................... $39.30 ment* of $7.70. FA 2-8411. 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Shop at your leisure, under lights at night, on a lot filled with bargains! 1961 Pontiac Catalina \ Ut a. Timer Sin-ring A llrakir*. Aulo Tran-., Radio a n d Heater, Whitcealla. Special thie aale . . . i' *•' 1960 Ford Country Sedan *2095 Station Wagon, Auto Trunu., Radio k Heater, Excellent Condition Throughout 1958 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon 1958 Anglia Sedan Auto. Iran-., Radio A U ret­ er. It liilcw all-. T o n e r Fur the real tcunomy mind­ ed, top Iran, port at Ion. Steering ami Kilns Clean. *895 C O 41 P ▼! | U ^ | | g ^0 *395 50 Gal. Gas! Pickup. A good buy ut With Any New Or Used Car Sold Between 8:00 u.m. Thursday and 4:00 p.m. Saturday 1961 Renault Dauphine 1960 Renault 4-CV A (inr -reond car. Willi HEATER. AUIOMATH’ TRANSMISSION. ELECTRIC 2 .SPEED WINDSHIELD WIPER AND WASHER Boat* - Motor* 1956 Plymouth One <>* ror. rlraii throughout jt.y ■ 37. MANY MORE GRAND OPENING BUYS! All Used Cars Sold Under The GW Warranty 1953 CHEV. 1 Ton FORDV-8 Slat [mi Wagon [j '36 FORD. 9 pats. 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GROCERY Store A meat market. All fixtures and stock cheap. Make an offer. ROBERT A.' WILLIAMS FA 2-3164. Realtor Raymond Luodquiat, Am o . FA 2-3031 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 16. Female Help Wanted I BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. CURB Girl. Apply Pig 'N Whistle. Sanford. Good location, kitchen equipped. Low down pay­ W'OMAN to make custom ment. Assume loan. A real made drapes and slip rovers. saving. Call 322-7979. Write Box 1, Sanford Her­ NEWLY redecorated I bed­ ald. 34. Article* For Solo *299 No Down Payment Required On All Cars Costing $600 Or LESS! n o n THOMAS ITIAIU.IK CHAW Seminole Co. M otors 519 E. First St., Sanford 3 FA 2-Util 1 Winter i’urk Ml 7-Ja;iu i t * Wide Tracks! 1 Buick Specials! Ramblers By The Score! O PEN T IL 9:00 T H IS THURS. & FRI. N IG H T i m B h .1 i �i Chuluota Graduates THURS., MAY 80, 1063 By Jane Cnee - wry What would yomr reaction be if your husband brought homo eight beirer yetts and ■aid "Hereto year Christmas prew ar* or landed you a Urn King Crab In wok tor Other officer* elected are Jhreld McBride, U ni vice Mounander; Base* Morrison, ascend vice commander; Abe CoMman, sergeant at arms; Koeeo Morrison, finance offloar and L Nkhoie, chaplain Bad htotorlna Charles Tabor * U appointed adjutant. Installation eervmcmisa win in held the Utter part of June at which time an open house end dedication af th . now luilding also to echoduled. lenten has rwtoeeted that Osteen Group Heels To Plan New Center log held at the Casselberry Women** Club last Thursday M laterafting gllmpe* of life in our northernmost cute, She and her mb Billy join­ er her husband on Kodiak whet* he teaches math and science in the Mary Baea school. Their elder eon, Char, let, stayed In Casselberry in order to complete hie senior y«nr at hymen High School end aha la in town for hie graduation. Kodiak Island Is at the head of the Aleutian chain and to 100 miles long and SOW mllei la width. The town of Kodiak baa a population of 1,000 aod the Navy Bast, which to located teven miles tattoo of approximately >,000. The economy of the island it bated primarily on the flaking industry. Some of the varieties of fish found In abundance In the area include salmon, king m b , and smelt. Many people smoke their own salmon and it is a delicious hors d'oerve. Deer, elk and bear on the island provide exciting hunt­ ing and thcro are some eat. lie ranches. Beaver dams are found on the streams. Fields and slopes are covered with beautiful wildflowers and blueberries, cranberries and salmon berries abound. There Is one bakery and at By Mr*. Clarence Seyder The planning committee of Urn newly organised Osteen Civic Assoc 11lion met Monday eventog at the home of Mrs. Rose Doyle for further dis­ cussion on the proposed Com­ munity Center. Appointed to ■ committee to pick the building site of the Center were Edward Pell, Sira. Doyle, Mra. Joe Mast­ ers, Mrs. Jamca Wallin and P. T. Piety. Mrs. Doyle baa donated the land. Tentative officers of the new organisation will he pre- h veetroom fixtures must bo lnfV nulled, the reefing comput­ ed nod the building painted. Announcement has been need* that th« Chuluota Post Beys* to send at Uast two delegate* to the stmts con­ vention scheduled June «M> In Clearwater. Tbs next tegular meeting mill be at ■ p.m. this 8atur, day, at tho post home which to located on Chuluota and ■Christmas Roads. All eligible . veterans In the area are In- «cnt*d at the Community Sleeting to be held In the VotusU County Barn Building at • p. ri. on June 21. Attending were Mrs. Piety, Sirs. Wallin, Mrs. Norman MUler, Sirs. Masters, Sirs. Doyle, Edwird Pell and Nick Pfeifeul. This group will meet MRS. WILLIS HENSON, former Caflaclberry New officers of the North again within n few days. resident, dlttpluy* nouvenlra acquired during her Orlando Civic Assn, will b« In­ Date to be announced. stay in Kudiuk Inland, Aluxku. Included in the stalled nt Monday's I p. m. collection are a hair neat belt, a nmull totem polo meeting of the group to be Bald In th* offices «f the and king crab salt and pepper nhakern. North Orlande Co, (Herald Photo) Taking ever will be Boy Burke, president; Mrs. J. DGrinstead, first vice presi­ dent; Joe Hague, second vice By Joan Mafia president; Mra. Wands By. Members of lha Chuluota burn, secretary and BUI Byan, Retired Folks Club held their treasurer. annual picnic at Chriatmas In other business annuuce- Park on Thursday, May lfl manta of next year’s etanding with 23 in attendance 'o r the committees will be made and event which Is held each year By Jana Casselberry fee, Guest* were seated at final plane will be discussed before the club recesses for Principal and Mrs. Ralph candlelit t a b l e s arranged for the Village Fourth of July the summers months. Celebration which the asaociaThe picnic gives members Diggs of Lyman High School about the living room and tlon will sponsor. an opportunity to enjoy an were guests of honor at a screened porch which over­ outing before those who ara Salad Bar Supper given for looked a scene of tropical Civic Assn. Sets Installation PAGE 12 breed Is priced s t 90 cent* to town and 29 canto on the base, Mrs. Benson soon learned how to hike her own. She also learned how to make that old favorite of the pros­ pectors, “Sourdough Pan­ cakes." Transportation to Kodiak is primarily by plane and the boat come* from Seattle only twice during the summer. A ferry to be put to operation In 1MM will make the island more accessible to tourists. Alaska enjoyed a relatively mild winter this year. The temperature varies but the lowest record on Kodiak to nine degrees and the highest for August is S3 degrees ami for January, 30 degrees, Sev­ eral days of high winds, known as Wliis Walls, .dur­ ing the winter forced the closing of schools. Armed forces radio and television programs, seen without commercials are broadcast from Elmcndurf Air Base at Anchorage. The population include* many retired people, authors. artisU and guides who love to live there because of the friendliness of the people and the magnificent scenery. There is u variety of busi­ nesses, a small hospital, and churches of many denomina­ tions are found in the small town. To fill her time Mr*. Ben son worked as i substitute teacher and as a clerk in a gilt shop. Some «l the souv enirs which she exhibited at the Woman's Club were a crihbage board made from walrus tusk, a small totem pole, a belt of hair seal and recipe books containing ex­ ample* of colorful Alaskan cookery. She and Charles are balk­ ing forward to Joining the rest of the family in Alaska soon after hie graduation in June. By U ses Gris stead Proposed by-laws of the North Orlando Little League Parent's Auxiliary were ac­ cepted aa read by Mrs. Ar­ thur Rhodes, secretary, at a meeting of the newly organtoed group held Sunday night to the Community Building at the Village Recreation Area. The treasurer's report, also read by Mrs. Rhodes in the absence of Mra. Arthur Per­ rin. stated that the auxiliary to in good financial condi­ tion and now ha* a total of 1137.00 tn the treasury. Arthur Rhodes, president of the group, read resignations from Mra. Leonard Stewart a* concession stand chairman; Leonard Stewart as finance chairman and Robert Steph­ enson as general manager and manager of the Little League team. K was suggested that Step­ henson be asked to umpire game* since he offered help in other capacities if needed. However, the group decided to leave this matter entirely in the hands of the coaches as they are better quslifled to select umpires. Anton Krocck was circled to fill the office of mansger with Gary Fcrrin and Eddie Connelly named as assistants. The group was advised by Liiaiiei Ituwvtt m n mi BWt sions made must be approv­ ed by the Little League Asso­ ciation before they become final. ar* member* of tht* year’* Ortedo High Cradoatiag Class. Thoee who will be graduat­ ing and their plane for the near and immediate future Karen Sur Kennedy, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mr*. Howard Kennedy of Third S t, who will work through the tatnmer months until her marriage next fall; Wanda C a r o l y n Jseoba, daughter of Mr. u d Mn. Woodrow Jacob# of Chuluota Rd., who will ba working In Orlando for the eummer. In August *he will learo fur the Atlantic School, Airline Trnln. lng Division in Kansas City, Mo., where she will itudy to become a reservation!*!; Dorothy Jane 8 t o p y r a , English Estates Parents Vote To Form PTO More than 100 parents whose children will be attend­ ing the English Estates Ele* mrntnry School next fsll met Monday night with Prlncfpsl Morris Ruby at the South Seminole Eelementary School in Casselberry. Those of the group voting approved by a record of 8218 to form a I'arcnt-Teacher Urganixatlon rather than be affiliated with the ParentTeacher Association. Mra. Mno Lrgg of English Estates was elected meting chairman. A nominating com. mittce, i (insisting of Mra. Mary Williams of English Estates, Mra. llctty Pierce of ;c, J Irr. Aan-Jsw ■Ian of Lakewood Shoes and Mra. Agnes Sheppard of Tungli-wood, wait rhosen to pre­ sent a sluto of officers a t the next meeting which will he held al 7:30 p. m. next Mon­ day a t South Seminole Ele­ mentary. All parent* of children who will lie attending this school are urged to attend the meeting. daughter *t 9fn. Brrth Stoppro of Fifth Bt, wha ha*n*t nny definite plans U J t t « • crept to start werkinc; Nurbert Geers* Hyman, eon of Mr. end Mr*. ferrall Hy­ man of Fourth St, will attend Orlando Junior Cell*** before Coiny on to the Uahrersity of Florida or fltetaon; Ingrid Ceorjcin* H y m a n , daughter of Mr. end Mr*. Ferroil Hyman of Fourth S t, EDITORIAL COMMENT Police Protection T he. North Orlando Village Council thU week announced that within the next few daya full time police protection will go Into effect in the community. At the same time the council requested cooperation of all resident* and through motorinta in obeying traffic law* approaching and travel­ ing within the municipal limit* *ince all intention* are to htrictly enforce the*e law* once the volunteer police department ia on 24 hour duty. The council also i**ued a apecial reminder to reflldenta of the village that they will be expect­ ed to comply with the dog ordinance which call* for dog* to lie on Iea*h, or in the company of the owner, a t all time*. It I* not the Intention of the cmlncil, which ha* met with eome delay in organizing it* police department, to work a hardship on anyone. How­ ever, now that one i* organized, the village doe* intend to »ee that law and order are maintained without partiality to anyone. Your cooperation in requeated . . , give it. Longwood Installs New PTO Officers Longwood PTO President Fisher at the piano. All flva Wayne Joiner installed offi­ were decked out in their fin­ cers for the 1903-04 school est Uay Nineties slcevegartcr year at the organization's dress and centerpart hairdos last meeting of the year held Tuesday night in the school and liary, when repeated apauditorium._________ i plausc sml cheer* brought__ Mrs. Jean Vuskan was in the group back, broke into stalled si president following an Impromptu twist which her election to the office af­ ter Mrs. Carolyn Bistline re­ again brought down the house. The “Mamas'' were Mary signed due to other previous civic commitments. McIntosh, Irene Van Eepoel, Charter Set Other officers are Mrs. Joan Voskan, Martha Payne, An official Charier Pre­ Eula Scull, sice president; Lucy Nell Young, Helen Phil­ sentation for Casselberry Mrs. Mary Rowell, secretary VFW Post 10030 will be held and Leroy Riley, treasurer. lips und Klda Nichols who at it p. m Saturday st the Joiner announced that the danced the "Ball and the Land ’() Lakes Country Club school and PTO will express Jack" tn addition to a Roar­ in Casselberry. their appreciation to the stu- ing *20'* number In costume. den body for cooperation and Sixth grade mothers served efforts on behalf of the school refreshments at the close of library by treating the child­ the program. ' , ren to a free Magic Show on June 3, the day before achool is out. The Adult Ta^nt Show pre­ sented following the business meeting was highlighted by the performinces of “ The Schoolhouie Four plus One" Plans for service projects and the 'Tliithsteppimt Ma­ m as." j of Sanfurd Chapter lin t. Wo­ The first starred Principal* men of ths Moose, were be­ Immediately Monday Christy Harp, John Angel and gun I-ouii Kosy and County Supt. night at ths first official busi­ R. T. MUwee "plus" Michael ness meeting of the newly In­ beauty complete with the stituted group held In the lake, palm trees amt moon­ Moose Lodge Hall in Lake light. Mary. Other* attending the supper The women unanimously ap­ were Mr. and Mra. Burbon proved the recommendation Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph that the Chapter take over as CASSELBERRY VFW POST lOO.sO mul its Auxiliary installed new «»fPavelchak. Mr. and Mrs. sponsors for Laks Mary fkers at ceremonies hold last Friday night at the Luml 'O I-ake* Country' David McCoy, Mr. ami Mrs Brownie Troop 337. Tentative H) Ilei™ Snodzraue Club. Post officers pictured, top, seated from left, nro Ralph Webb. Hollis Austin Savlllr, Mr. and Mr*. plans also were discussed for The Enterprise ParentJohnson, George Howard, Denell Long and Henry W ard; ittundinir, Robert C. F. Field. Mr. and Mrs. Teacher council met Tuesday, providing ■ bassinet loan ser­ Dysert, William Moore. Joseph Tyminaki, installing official, Michuel Howard Babbitt, Mr. and May 21, fur the last business vice which wsmld be available Potcrauak and William Nebel. Auxiliary officers, bottom are, front from Mra. H. E. Bothell, Mr. and meeting and program of this to chapter members. left, Kreldu Dysert, Ann Wiekliffe, Mildred Johnson, Doris Long and Mary Mrs. Buss I Ini he rl, Mr. ami The next meeting U acheschool year. Webb; bock, iietty Hagans, Thelma Crolty, Helen Pearson, Connie Sparks Mrs. Clare llalmer, Mr. and duled for 8 p. m. June 10. at Parents voted to donate $15 urd Vivian Warren. (Herald Photos) Mrs. Ralph Brewer, Mr. and to sixth grade students for a which time enrollment cere­ Mr*. Finney Haynes, Mr. and Promotion I’uity which will monies fur new members will Mr*. Charles Dome, Mr* Ken be planned under the direction be conducted. Ritual practice Burkhart, and Mr. and Mrs. was set for next Monday at of Mrs. Daisy Lee Gunn. Leonard Casselberry. Mrs. Forrest Nutt present­ W p m. All eleeted an ap­ ed Mrs. pa: Hatchett, presi­ pointed uftlccrs and commit­ dent. a gift certificate from tee chairmen are urged to be the PTC as an expression of present. appreciation for her work and effort during the past two years. ,A spring Festival, directed by Mn. Cecil Sellers, mu-ival II) Donna Entrs director, was pn^enUd follow­ Mis, Louise .Steward, past ing the business meeting. district eight president. In Ilanciw were pre.ented by stalled Hi,. iu-wly appointed By Shirley Wentworth t*i h grade from the kinderofficer* of the Auxiliary to Awards in special field* of South Seminote VFW Post gartsu iliroucli the ,ix.h. S. v- ■ac|, cvrmcnt were received l>v 8207 at the regulur monthly end song- were give, by * ,, lm.mb, r, of the Forest meeting of the group held last chorus vuiui'ii-cd of student* i Lake Academy Uraduiting Thursday cvininif In the Post from th,- fifth and sixth j Class al Commencement ExHoms on the Old llixia High­ lercise* held last Sunday in way. the Academy Chapel. Installed were Mrs Sue Valedictorians of the class flerdahl and Mra. Lucy Me- ; were Jean Mvison of Atlanta, Guire, color hearers, and Mrs, . | Ga„ and David Jewett of Eva Wynn, huturiun. ! Forest City. Salutaloriun was Mra. Bcrduhl, aetiior vice „ Patricia McConnell of OrBy Jane Casselberry | Hollis Johnson, senior vice commander of Post two! of *tuNation, wss present but I ;4„ ()0 president, conducted the meetPost luu.V) of Casset-l commander; Drncil Ding, VFW Cocoa and George Marks, unable to officiate i* she had) Awitds presented went to tug in the absence of Mr*. Iren* March. She announced berry and it* Auxiliary held junior vice comma niter; Hu­ immediate past commander laryniiu*. , Bunny Waggoner of Jacksonthat ticket* for the chicken a Joint Installation uf officer* bert Dysert. chaplain; Henry uf Post 1282. Orlando. Ncw Auxiliary officers are villa. Jan Kcarce of Albany, Installing officer for the Mildred Johnson, president; burin-cue to In- held June 11 are I and buffet supper last Satur­ Ward, quartermaster: Wen­ Ga. and Davkl Jewett of Fornow available from any num­ day night at Hi,- Land O' dell Xchcl, three year trus­ Auxiliary w a s Mr*. Ann Doris Ding, senior vice presi­ cat CUy, literary; klarquita Lake* Country Club in Cas­ tee; flay Channel, two year Dcrnry, past district presi­ dent; Vera Channel, junior ber of the post or auxiliary. Fowler of Albany and Vivian trustee: Hibbard Casselberry, dent from Auxiliary 7’J tt. O r­ vice president; Ann Wickiiffe, Refreshment* of iecd tea, selberry. Lester of Apopka, music. Eight District Commander one year trustee; William lando cuke or coffee werv served by Assisting was Mr*. secretary; Mary Wcbo, tressEileen Beane of Forest City Mrs. Edna Noruian, Mrs. Ruth Joseph Tyminaki of Post 0 7 , Moore, judge advocate; Mi Hazel l.ahncr* of Auxiliary j urer; Helen Pearson, chapand Woodrow WUiddrn of Putrrtnsk, surgeon; 2093. Orlando, who served a* lain; Connie Spark*, condueSmith. Mre. McGuire and Mi*. Orlando, was installing offi­ chiel TitusviUe, religion: Jcel FerWvnn following tlw buaiuea* cer with Irwin Lahuers, past Ralph Webb, adjutant; Cltf installing conductress. tress. Vivian Warren, guard; rcc of Urtando and J ;a n Nimeeting. I commander of Post 2033, Or- Overman, service officer and Mr*. Maude Hortell of O r­ Tlseima Crutty, musician; vison of Atlanta, citizenship Richard Hamm, sergeant at lando. past department pres­ FTekla Dysert, one year trus­ Th* auxiliary's next meet­ I Undo, serving a* lide. and Joyce William* of Kiss­ ing will b« held on Jane Li at Officer, installed w e r e arms. ident who w a s originally tee ami Betty Itagans, two immee and Jam es Whitt uf 8 p.m. a t the post home. I George Howard, commander;| Visitors %er* Jack Hoyt, scheduled to preside at lit* in- year teu*tr«. Lexington, k g , nervics. PTA Honors Principal Moose Chapter Plans Projects A t Salad Bar Supper North Orlando To Build Babe Ruth Field By Mm* Grtostesd Decision to build a rrgulsbon Bab* Ruth baseball dia­ mond to North Orlando was announced litis week by the community’* Little League Parent's Auxiliary. The new diamond will be located directly south of tha present Utile League Park. Arthur Rhodes, auxiliary president, announced nt a msettog of Ilia auxiliary held Sunday night, that permission to use the land for thle pur­ pose has been received from Frank Faauls, North Orlando Co. manager. "Sno-blrds" go north for the summer. Attending were Mrs. Mina Morrison, Mrs. Beverly Stout, Martin Salmon, H ar­ vey Wilson, Herbert Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. George Boulden, Mr. and Mrs. Burdette DcWlch, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buckley, Mr. and Mra. Geor­ ge Haig, Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Ratliff, Mr, ami Mrs. Henry Willard, Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Richardson, Mr. and Mrs, Kdwsrd Kuhlman and U r. and Mrs. Edgar Webb. Tlte final meeting before thig year's recess is scheduled for Thursday, June 30, at the Community Rouse begin­ ning with a pot luck supper at * p. in. followed by the regular busineaa session. them last Friday evening by members of the Lyman I*TA executive board at the home of Sir. and Mrs. Jam es Bir­ kenmeyer on Lake Griffin to Casselberry. Diggs Is leaving Lyman at the end of this term to accept the position of county super­ visor of custodial services for Seminole County schools. The executive hoard ar­ ranged Itic affair In order to show appreciation to Mr. Diggs for the splendid work he has done during his years aa principal at Lyman ami the cooperation lie ha* shown the PTA. A wide variety of hulads and appetizer* were served buffet style in addition In cups of toinulo bouillon, hoi rolls, rake, Iced tea and cof­ r.**■■to Enterprise PTC Holds Meeting Auxiliary Unit Installs Officers Academy Seniors Receive Awards V F W Post 10050 Has Installations LYMAN HIGH PRINCIPAL Ralph Digg.-t. left front, \vu<t honored at a Salad Bar Supper given by the school's PTA executive board lust Friday awning a t the Jumna Birkenmeyer hom e in Casselberry. With Diggs are, from left, Mr*. Diggs and Mra. Joseph Puvelehnk; buck, Mr. und Mrs. Birkenmeyer and Burbon Ferrell. (Herald PhotoJh plana a Jana wedding to Billy Horae* Smithson of Ovfado; Karan Baa C h a m b e r a, daughter al Mr. and Mrs. Vin­ cent Chamber*, formerly of Chuluota and now of Dallas, Tex., plana to start work after going to Ttxaa for a month’s visit with bar parents; Robert Edward I'entj, son of Mr. and Mra. Ray Pent* of Third St., will enlist in some branch of the service. �i Legislators 'Bogged' On Financing Probe ijeralfo WEATHER: Fair thrmiyh Saturday. High today, 86-90, Low tonight, 60-65, VOL. 53 Bulletin MONTGOMERY, Ala. (U P lM lk n e U. ». mar­ shals failed M ay la aa at­ tempt I* a«hporaa Gov. George (’. Wallace for a federal coart hearing Mowday aa a government at­ tempt to eajofa the gevensa r Item interfering wKh lategrat-oa at the I'aiverwUy at Alabama. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Lcindature, pressed for time and money, ahrugired aside tax bill* until next wreek’a extra sesaion today but boRjred down on disagreement over bond financing investiirutlonn. Today in the last day o f the biennial 60-day ses­ sion. hut the legislators voted yesterday to meet up to 30 days more, if necesaary, to work out taxes to finance $987 million in record spending. The Senate refused to accept a House amend­ ment to its big bill to Invei ** « lO *-* By Larry V m W Pope John Nears Death; Gets Last Riles How about a special Joe Tully Appreciation Day here . . . Joe laavei u* 1000 and no one hat done more for VATICAN CITY (UPI) this community than the Pope John XXIIl's life moved popular Heavy Attack Wing toward its end today, end he One Commander. « • • we* given Extreme Unction— Asked Gordon Frederick If the last riles of the Romin be had any comment about Catholic Church. extending the legislative ses­ The SI-year-old spiritual sion 30 days. 1 couldn’t make leader of the world's half out what he said he was billion Roman Catholica took laughing so bard. a sudden turn for the worse • • • during the night. His condi­ City Hall was closed yes­ tion was "critical.” terday but it was business as The Vatican announced that usual for Sonny, Joe and the the pontiff was "serene” as lfayor. Went out to Plnecrest Inn to eat yesterday and he received the sacrament of there they were: What’s that Extreme Unction, the anoint­ song Andy Williams sings? ing of the senses before death. ♦'Can’t Get Used To Losing He also received holy via­ You” or to q u o te Hemingway ticum, the form of commun­ again b u t give him credit "Seems like when they get ion Riven to those in danger started—they don’t leave a of death. The Pope's confessor. Msgr. guy D o ttin g .” Alfredo Cavagna, was by- his with—doctors. The Mayor said it was a •r ft 4 meeting of the city's indus­ trial park board . . . That was the item some St.ooo was spent on . . . Remem­ ber? • • • Men'* Garden Club con­ tinues to keep up the plant­ ing along 17-92 by Lake Mon­ roe and someone continues to steal the plants. The Club is offering a $100 reward for any Information regarding the thefta , . . Check with Sid Ivea Ml. • • • Notice that new addition to the HarCar Aluminum Pro­ ducts Co. plant on tlwy. 1792. ft • • • The Civitan Club who does­ n't want publicity, handed over $200 to the Little Red School House last night. • • • People out Country Club Manor way still complaining about speeding in the area. • • * Too much speculation and shoe string operations . . , that’s the word from Tax Col­ lector John Galloway for the giant upswing in delinquent taxes . . . Take a look a t these figures . . . In the county over jJ.OUO lax certi­ ficates sold for a total of over $113,000 . Twice as much as last year . . . In the city It's the tam e story. . . . some 418 tax certificates sold for a total o( h i , -132 . , I.a jt year’s total was only 132 sold lot I t . 182. » < fr * • and high Vatican otficiati. At 8:13 a. m., the Vatican radio cancelled all regular broadcasts and began "an extraordinary service” in a number of languages. "After two days of steady improvement, lids morning the condition of his holiness worsened following a sudden crisis thst took place during the flight,” the radio said. "The Pop* ha* ,uc viaticum and Extreme Unc­ tion with edifying piety." This waa broadcast first In Italian and then in French. Spanish, Tolish and (her languages. Shadows fell over liny Vat­ ican state in (he heart of the city of Rome as clouds moved across previously sunny skies and radio loudspeakers gave tlte news that the Pope was dying. Groups of pilgrims and tourists clustered quietly in St. Peter's Squire, looking up-lo the third story Vatican apartments where the pon­ tiff waa nearing the m i of a four and a half year reign. • vacy? • • • • NO. 724 A future policy of harmnnloux co-operation anti better undewtnndinR waa reached mutually by the City Commitution and the Chamber of Commerce ahnrtly before noon today. Mayor Tom McDonald used The Sanford Herald as a “whipping post” to explain the pant difference* between the two bodies, charging the Chamber re­ leased personal telegrams relative to the Snnford Aid To UN Military Academy to The He* aid. T. K. Tucker, president of JO H N K R ID ER . mmthe Florida State Bank at iijfer of the (’hnntlter of Ihe outset of the tape-re­ Comnterco waa recom­ corded meeting, ssid to Mc­ mended today by the Donald: " I don't know what S t a t e Legiftlntiire to Heavy Storms you are talking shout; I have aerve on the St. John* By United Press International another appointment," and he Heavy thunderstorms, high River C a n a l tltotrict walked out of the session. hoard aloiiR with John winds and tornadoes left Francis Houmlllal Jr. McDonald opened tlte meet­ llrtmdey, nl*o of Semi­ parts of Texas tom and under We Conte In Pence ing by claiming there was water today. not proper co-opersllon be­ Hy United Press International nole County. Two policemen were slash­ tween the Chamber and the T. E. TUCKER Go Home Shouts City Commission, in that the ed and several persona were Wulku Out JAKARTA (U P ll—The first Chamber had endeavored to injured today in a new flareU. S. Peace Corps contingent place the Commission in an up of vkdrnce at a Philadel­ to Indonesia arrived Thun "em barrassing position and phia construction sile where day- night to shouts of “ Peace in bad light by releasing in­ hundreds of Negro demon­ Corps go home” by hundreds formation to the newspaper.” strators protested alleged job of young Indonesians. He referred to a telegram discrimination. from J . P. Wiegeri, New One patrolman was slashed Vetoes Bill York City, chalrmsn of the on the wrist and another on TALLAHASSEE (UPI) TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — MacFadden Foundation, spon­ the nrm during i fight which MIAMI (UPD-Tho Miami Gov. Farris Uryam was re­ Gov. Farris Bryant vetoed sors of the academy, to John broke out when Negro pickets Weather Bureau aaid today it TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ported reaily today to allow today > hill taking the State Krider, Chamber manager, in refused to move to permit The House voted to waive ils was "watching closely” a bis a bill creating a St. John- .Motor Vehicle Commission which Wlogers charged the workers to report to lltcir rule* for the extended session Caribbean squall band which V 1 ilr-T V -tmti CocwsUsiatj__a ith-- "govern- it*xK* r— today and agreed to lake up ot Ihe governor. come law. tTfla posirniy-uevetop imu m .— ment indecision.” impeachment charges against Five other policemen and The bill, introduced by Sen. Chamber President F. E. Pasco Circuit Judge Richard about 2tm pickets were cut tropical storm. Mack Cleveland and passed Joint Appeal Roumillnt Jr. read a pre­ Heavy rain and wind p u t* and bruised in the melee. Kelly next Tuesday. in the Senate amt House, is MOSCOW (UP!)—President pared statement expressing The workers got through to up to 52 miles an hour wcrnl House Speaker M a 11 o r y on the governor's desk await­ Kennedy and UriUsh Prime appreciation tor the oppor­ ing his signature. klinister Harold Macmillan Horne had predicted Thurs­ tunity "to appear before the the school construction site reported over > 70O-by-33<V Even if he doesn't veto the appealed jointly to Soviet day that Ihe House would City Commission in a spirit which had been the target of mile area of the Caribbean. measure, the hill will become Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ "drop” the matter rather of co-operation, for wc feel protests for a week. It is lo­ "We are watching thu area cated in a largely Negro than take up four or five Ity United I'reaa International law without Bryant's name on chev today to conclude a hours of discussion on it when that understanding among tile ncighboriiood in North Phila­ closely. Turbulent tiaaa like it. treaty banning test explosions various governmental bodies delphia, tjaesf w<k;ietitnes Jfeame it v Americans went into the faced with mighty tax prob­ Tlte district, which will in- of nuclear weapons. ■ml agepetcsyii r*-prss;ry to second day of their long In the South, authorities at p t u l storms," s i s i forecaster ' lems. ° create un area of trust and ' t " M. iik i, Day ‘../AUay U -W ’ fU"k S*'n‘ L I . " ’ Jackson, Miss., were prepar­ Gilbert Clark. But the report of Ihe Sp* unity," With (he frimtrnZtar ttm V V " * /* " 1 ^ ‘ es) to arrest racial demon­ He added that there wa* rial Investigating Committee However, Runmdial's state­ w ord number of persons nay b' « B|W W b> 1 * « «> ?*. V,*‘ which recommended by a 6-t ment concluded: "I trust thnt strators by Ihe thousands. "no indication at tide time” five-member board. — tiuddhist priests and nuns of a tropical storm developing die in ti affix' accidents. The director* would serve carried on a 48-hour hunger vote tin t the House impeach this la the purpose tor which Two large buildings at the because of the a re a 's hug* Death came a t a faster rata state fairgrounds were set up Kelly, w ai read to the Houso than in either recent years or tour terms, but the first board i strike today to follow up an today by Rep. Richard O. the meeting has hern called; as temporary Jails. size. the National Safety Council would serve shorter terms in unprecedented demonstration .Mitchell, Leon, chairman oi otherwise, it is questionable The band of turbulent wea« Tlte city of Durham, N. C., some instances, in order t • for greater religious freedom that anything beneficial will estimate of lietwren 430 and (her stretched from the Cen* announced it would open its the committee. under Homan Catholic Presi­ result.” Situ deaths for the 102-hoiir stagger membership. tral and Eastern Bahama* The report charged that Two of lire members of Ihe dent Ngo binh Diem, McDonald requested of Rou- municipal swimming pools on down across the Eastern Up weekend. s desegregated basis, a move there had been "flagrant viol­ first hoard will serve four, millat whether the Chamber *‘lt appears nt thiss time ations" of Ihe rode of ethics planned to answer The Her­ taken earlier In Ihe week by of Cuba and to a point about year terms, one a three-year Patrol Streets thut if it continuea. it will set 200 miles south-southwest of term, one a two-year term BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - governing circuit judges by ald's editorial. ' It All Dc- Atlanta. a new- teeord high for Memor­ Cecil Moore, the president Jam aica. and the fifth a one-year stint. Federal police armed with Kelly. It repented charges by pends Whose Ox Is Gored," ial Day," a safety council H was expected to drift Two of the members of Ihe submachine guns and tear the Pasco bar that an "lire- in Thursday's edition. Roumil- of tho National Association spokesman said. board will be from Seminote gas bombs pa trull i'd the pairahtr breech" existed be­ lat explained the Chamber for the Advancement of Col­ slowly northward. The worst accident happen­ County and one each from streets of Argentine cities to tween the bench and the bar was nut involved and the ored People (NAACP) branch ed near Cornwall, Conn., when the other counties in the dis­ day hi prevent possible viol- because of Kelly's actions. Commission should "resolve in Philadelphia, said the pick­ a aporta cur skidded out of trict. Its difference* with the news­ et protests would euntinuu un­ cnee during a uneday nation contrul and crushed Into an­ til more Negroes are employ­ "The purpose of the dis­ wide "general strike." paper." other auto. S’evetl persona ed In skilled trades at the trict,” the bill says, ‘'shall Tlte Chamlwr president con­ died. l>e to secure funds, reeetve Red Retreat? tinued that the primary con­ school site, donations, or acquire lands cern "is that we want the BERLIN (UPI) — Western to be used by the canal au- diplomats saw another Com school and need it.” DACCA, Pakistan (U PI) —| Firm Opening Ihority of the state under ,nunist retreat today from tieN EIV YORK (UPI) — Authorities feared t o d a y t h a t MERRITT ISLAND (UPI)— Commissioner Joe Baker the direction amt control o( ,nand* the Western Allies A mother of three shot and queried Hie Chamber officials Stocks ojiened firm lit moder­ Hid death toll from a cyclonn the State Board of Conscr- lli,ini|„n West Berlin and tidal w a ve s in E ast Pak­ They I tclllewt herself today after kill- why the t'hauther would not ately active trailing. vation.” istan would e x c e e d ID ,(W O . rttrd Thursday’* speech b y , in>. h rr j 3.y c r . 0 W *.n and "lake a stand there" (m ean­ Each of the members of Mrs Ma rile Largent, 63, a The toll mounted every hour E»d G e r m a n Communbt ■critically wounding the other ing to the City's differences resident of Longwood for 27 the directors hoard will be chief Walter Ulbricht in j two r)iii<lr«-n. with Tlte Herald), as delayed reports from tho It was at this point that years, died Thursday at her required to post a surety bond which lie s.iitl a German stricken areas reached Dac­ Mrs. Marguerite Lawson, ca. Officials believed tins summer tonne in Bryson City, of $10,01X1 before joining t.ie peace treaty is only of see- j ahmll ()f 2S0 Imperial Tucker told McDonald. "I board, They will select lltcir N. C. casualties would leap to be­ ondary importance. T railer Court Merritt Island, don't know what you are talk­ A native of Pennsylvania, uw" ,lircctor un'1 **cr*-‘tory. tween 10,000 and 13,000. shot her litres' children and ing atoiut" amt walked out. Tlte governor lias not indi Douglas Slciatrum, chair Press reports estim ated Mrs. Largent was a member Uteir pet fox terrier in a pre­ call’d when he will name the man of the Chandler's long1 that 10,00 other persons were of First Baptist Church. laing shooting spree at their dawn A M Students board, although the board misting and 2 million home­ trailer home. She later killed range «.■■llinilKV nil 1-iilll Jwill become law — with or timt, cleared the air some­ less in tlte allccli'd 174-mil u Surviving ale iter husband, Boycott Classes; herself with a shotgun. tom McDo n a l d without Bryant's signature tl Clarence H. Largent: four stretch along the Bay of Dead were Mrs. Lawson what by suggesting that "wc Hits Paper he doesn't veto it—next week. Attend Hearing children, W e s l e y Largent, Bengal. and her youngest son, David. leave bygone* bo bygones .Mrs. d o in ' Lout inter and TALLAHASSEE I UPI) Her other two children, San­ and work together to build Mrs. Clara Hicks, all of LongAbout 500 Negro college and dra, ID. and John, 15, were the community." Herald Index McDonald pressed Roumilwuod, and Mrs. Ruth Metcalf. high sc to* d students—22o of rushed to a hospital in RockBridge I'nge H them arrested during integra­ ledge, then transferred to the lat and Krider lor informa­ Oviedo; nine grandchildren Clastifled I'sg s 11 tion demonstrations Thurs­ Orange Memorial Hospital in tion relative to any late doveand two sisters. Ciuuits I’lt ye to day packed a courtroom to­ Orlando. Both were in criti­ lopnicnti with the Foundation Dear Abby ____ Rage H day for a hearing on the ar­ cal condition with bullet in bringing Ihe military acad­ Services will tie held at It Editorial . id u in g e I’ngu 4 emy to Sanford. The Cham­ rests. wounds in the head. a. in. .Monday at the First Entertainm ent _ 1‘aite !) Most of Hie Florida AAM Mrs. Lawson used a .22 cali­ ber officials finally acknow­ Baptist Church in Longwood 1’uxxte Duye 5 University students who were ber rifle to ihoot the child­ ledged nothing has been ac­ with Rev. Jack Lindsay offi­ Society .... I'uge H CHECK O U l t l 1AL'KAGE P R I C E S ; not arrested and ordered lu ren, then setu-d a shotgun complished since the Com­ ciating. Burial will he in the K|«>rt.s ___ ..... . Ruicr 6 appear in court, boy rotted 1and shot herself In the atolo- mission formally ratified the Canadian Club Cully Strk Longwood Cemetery. Churches ___ _ Cage .1 negotiations. classes to attend the hearing. I men. 5 .9 0 8 .3 5 yiv ..... , Grantkow Funeral Home is i in charge of arrangements, I SvAKrimi VO Jack Daniel* UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI)—Negotiators hoped to complete work today on a series of resolutions aimed at ending the UN. Canal District Bill Awaits Bryant's OK Race Tensions Flare In North; Two Slashed House Votes To Take Up Impeachment Tropical Storm Developing? Holiday Death Toll Mounting Cyclone Death Toll At 10,000 Mother Oi 3 Goes Beserk VALDEZ HOTEL I Legislative W a y Cleared For College J <1 SANFORD, FL O R ID A Herald 'Used', Mayor Charges I I • FRL, MAY 31, 1963 b J. DAN WRIGHT of S u n f t* r d wius minted • • • eliairmuii emeritus of Memo to City Attorney UiU the Florida O r a n g e Hutchison: Isn't it a federal Marketers, Inc. board offense to tape phone con­ of directors at a meet­ versations and not tell the ing this week. Wright people involved . . . Some was a former chair­ thing like invasion of p ri­ man. 1 wonder if we would have had an luck with Celery Ave. if it wasn't for 3lack Cleve­ land Jr. in the capitoi? Established 1908 hawa... Area Resident Dies Thursday Memo to rritirs of the Pipeline Co,: outfit may In-Ip bring in a new industry here. • • ♦ For want of $t3,ouo we can still use that prep school. City fathers debating on who's gonna foot that brok­ e rs fee. . . MacFadden Foun­ dation says Absolutely no. I tigate bond financing in the state, and aim hurriedly passed a substitute b i l l clamping controls on bond spending and sent it back to the House. The lower chamber vetoed a similar bond control hill Thursday but Sen. John Ma­ thews Jr., backer of both the Investigation and restrictions bills, said it failed because the House loudspeaker sys­ tem went off and representa­ tives thought they were vot­ ing on another matter. The H o u s e amendment which the Senate refused to accept would put the investi­ gation In the hands of the legislative council. Mathews aaid it could be better handl­ ed by a selected interim in­ vestigating committee aa the original Senate bill proposed. The investigation would be aimed at all bond and reve­ nue certificate issues in the state for roads and uniters Ity construction — especially the $137 million refinancing of the stale turnpike. Ruth Senate and House to day passed a bathe of local bHts to clear up the rnlanda and work on finances next week. United Press Leased Wire It i* presumed in business LegulaUrc action has been tution of higher learning and Commerce long range com­ and club meetings that when cleared for Seminole County to issue evidence of indebt­ mittee on education are a party seconds a motion hr to further its campaign to edness to finance the pur awaiting a feasibility study or she will say "aye" when report by the First Fesearch the matter comes to a vote. have the slate locate s pro­ chase of said lands.” B u t County Commissioner poned new four year under­ Commission Chairman J Corporation, Miami, and an John Fltipatrick doesn't al­ graduate university or a C. Hutchison explained this engineering report by William ways hew to the line. Twice branch of. the University of legislation prepares the way Iwffler Jr. in recent times he has sec­ Florida engineering college in tor the county to lie in readi­ Senator Cleveland alto re­ ness to acquire a site, either ported these measures have onded a motion and then this political subdivision. Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr. 1through donation or purchase, cleared the Legislature: voted against the question. Providing for a county dog He did that Wednesday on the this morning reported Hot should the State Board of It 5 million Win Mac shop House has ps>>ed and the Control decide the proposed pound and appointment ot an Senate has concurred in a university should he situated | impounding officer; permit­ ping center. * e • ting the county to make purbill authorizing the Board of in Seminole County. Presently, the County Com elta-es of materials and suoto What ever happened to that t’-junty Commissioner* airport la Lake Monroe idea* j ' acquuw a »tl« tor so m ate, tnuakia and the Cbaulfrr ot , plies without balding not to I exited $1,000; permitting the organization of the County School Board to make pur­ Zoning Commission; realign­ chase of nialeriala, supplies ing justice of the peace dis­ and services without bidding tricts; permitting Oviedo to not to exceed $600; provid­ reorganize its tax collecting ing for the re-registration of structure to coincide with Ihe all electors in Izmgwoud; re­ county policy; permitting the pealing a section of the Al­ county to regulate Junk or sal­ tamonte Springs charter re­ vage yards; permitting the lating to the issuance of lime '• Sc Sun11 Board to set the sup­ warrants. erintendent's salary, The House approve*] a bill Canceling a claim by the county against former count) providing for water and (ire commissioners (not the pre­ protection for A l t a m o n t e sent hoard) tor reimburse­ Springs. ment of payment of several Senator Cleveland said duuu r meetings during toe iZMioe lueu.iiuva have been introduced In the House: Giving (tits circuit judge a salary increase; providing changes in the .Sanford police relief and pension fund; a new charter for Casselberry; repealing sheriffs lees fur service process in view of a new statewide uniform measure: allowing Seminole Memorial Hospital 30 days af­ ter llu' close of its fiscal year to submit a statement of ope­ rations to the County Com­ mission: calling tor a special I eomnxunity election tor in jcurpureUou of Fern Dark. 3lh 5 .8 5 (lllark). Mb Seagram's 7 alh ------------- 4.35 Daankl Vodka tto*. ath . PKICEB INCLUDK 3 .4 8 RALES TAX 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/. 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, May 30, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 30, 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>, May 30, 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/4d488f548f3e864461bca7f05b555d37.pdf 8f73d8d39754c89469b2986feae91041 PDF Text Text P«JW if) _ N avy Drive Kicks O ff squadron's donations. One. drive chairman, accept­ Navy installations in the his •vanford and Jacksonville Commander C h a r l e s \V ed the donation on behalf of Meshier, Heavy Attack Wing Navy Belief. anas leveled their light* at a *35,000 goal today as the annual Navy Relief Society fund campaign opened throughout the Naval estab­ lishment. In the local area the drive is already aimed in the right direction. Officials of the Of­ ficer*' Wives Club of NAS Sun lord announced today tbeir May Harden Purty held Saturday in the NAS Ball­ room had gathered nearly *«0U for Navy Relief. Mrs. John (P a t) Draim. party chairman, emphasized tins figure was subject to change as final accounting U done of party expenses. In addition, a MWi donation hy Sanford’s VAH-5 further boosted the local drive. The figure represented participa­ tion by each of the squadron's SOME OF mure than 300 officcrx. Imliun and 3Vi officers and men. civilian guuxtx attending Navy Relief benefit The May 4 - June 6 drive Mny (inrdeii Party enjoy decorative buffet tnlile was fust hours old when Saturday nt NAS lliillnmni. The party was x|xmVAJI5 Commanding Officer Horcii by tile Officers’ Wives Club of NAS SnnCdr. Lyle II. Sellc presented Vegetable Market In New York Monday. Hie celery rnarkrt was slightly stronger. Crates of plorida 2 dozen size ranged *3.25 *3.75, mostly *3.50 3.75 and 2'x to 4 dozen w e r e (3.35*1.00. mostly *3.75. Carton* of 18 flint wrapped celery hearts were *3.25*3.50. Cabbage prices were about unchanged ■t *2.00 *2.50, mostly *2 4K>*2.25 |*er crate. Bed type was *3.50 *4.00 and savoy *3 (JO*3.25. Chinese cabbage was steady at *4.50 for unwrapped heads, and *5.00 for wrapped. Kndlvr and escarole were both high­ er, ranging from (2 50 *3.00 per crate, with a tew escarole *3.25. Itomalne ty|M> lettuce was slightly higher, selling .d *2 00 *300 per erale, mostly *2.00*2.50, and Big Boston type was about steady at *3.00 *4.25, according to qual­ ity, sizn ami condition. Prices for cucumliers were slightly lower, will) the best ranging from *3.00*4.00. mostly *3.DO­ SS.50 per bushel basket. Bush­ el hampers of green beans were *5.00 tf).(JO, with a few high as S0.50, but mnsl sales *5.00 *5.50 for the harvester variety. Valentines were *4.50*5.00 and other varieties rang­ ed from *5.IH))n.fl0 Pnrsli'y was a little higher and sold at |l.uo*5 ix» mostly *4.00 *4.50 for crates of 5 doz­ en bunches of curly types, and 10.00 $0.50 for plain. Bad ialie* were higher al *1.15SI.50, Mostly *1 25*1.50 per basket of 30 0 mince film hags. Ores'll Italian type squash sold at $1.50 *2 00 )n small crate* of small to med­ ium size, and water cress was mostly 15 cents per hunch. In Central Plorida Friday, harvesting was very limited because of flic rain. Cabbage aohl lor *1.50 per crate, with red *2.00 *2.30, and a few •Savoy at *2nn Bushel hamp­ er* of fair quality harvester •■cans were *3 no. Legal Notice M lT li n « h i r i 'i h m l ull r w i i i ;i : i » (HI.Ill I liir M i * I mI tilra f t IUIIM n «* i H'K ih i i i : iki : i »v « n v I « X * Thlil 11Miv Iti| 1111titp 111sliulllvr i* f I hr f 111]>IMlll|r il'lllfl*'*lr» huk filiit fitihl lir llfh iiM h if tm tli t ii In In* h Mini tlipm ifi, Tim i * rllfh n ip utmti*»r All'll |pnr iif f 1fit lull tif I be |f|ii| AXlt III* flMMlP If, ti III. If l| Ml** Mu fill J(i Hp; iv r iir ir ii* ' No, if* Yriir o f 1Mr11a i)i"it :|‘MSV IN’*. rl|*lloii a»r |*r>i|i« r l v !.«»»■ I A .*! IHK i A v aii inAddition Hook I l'A*rp H i a l Kami* III m lili'h »m,4eti«r«| J, VVo'olruff, ill A ll o f vmh| |iro|»rrlr' ••rill* Ik* <’•m il) of rtrinliiolr, Htitlr *ff Plurlilil* tTlilraP tills I* f • rl IfI « it 14* p InmII )itr t r •I f■i' iMi« 41 ii it,m»1 1Ilnir to liior ihp |.ro|i#rty •Ir­ •rrlhrd In aui'Ii •rrllfh A lP win •»• a**|if to ih# iiivlirat i.iiiifrr hlifrr *1 Ilf* from flour of 11« Hrin* mol# rm itd r o m r t ih»u** Al HMiiforif, riorhlii. mi u,«. f|ml Moa0 * } in ii.r . mil *.r jun IMS, u hl< h la ih*. 3r.| ti n Jtirir 1**7 ImtMl fhlA MrMi ria> flf Afir II IMS. IHCAM A ilh tir |f flrt ». will, Jr. 1'l**rk r i m i i i r.Hirt, Hrlilliliolt* I 'll ff ItI A, IT "r Pin l*uhll»h: April 10. Mar T# If. si. m a n » l l - 15? May 7, 196S] fonl, who (lecornteiJ Imllrooni in authentic Oricnlnl stylo. CPU. I<Y1,E II. SK'ITB, right, Commanding O f­ ficer of VA il-r. present* surprise check for .ffiRK to f Mr. f'liurlen W. Mcsltlor, representing tliu NAS Sanford Navy Relief Society Fund Drive. The sum included donation* by each of VAlNG’s Hot) officers mid men. Presentation took place at Navy Relief benefit party, bourn after the May -I to June ti drive begun. Church Taking Registrations For Camps TV Tube Explodes; Family Escapes Injury This oncc-a year campaign Registrations to attend the hi help Navy and Marine Junior High Christian Adven­ Corp families has Hie personal endorsement of Admiral ture Camp and Hie Senior George W. Anderson, Chief Assemblies at U'csburg this of Naval Operations. I-a*l summer are now being aeyear the Navy Belief Society repted at thr Church Sc Ixsil spent *300,000 lielping families Office of the First Methodist in this area alone. Saturday's NAS party was Church. The *3 registration fee I* attended by more Ilian 300 Sanford officers, their ladles paid hy the church and par­ and many civilian guests. It ents are asked to pay the was easily among the bigge'l remainder of *13 for the jun­ social events o( the year at ior high's and $15.50 for tilethe air station seniors. Juniors will camp Guests enjoyed an authentic the week of June 2t*2V and Or.ental atmosphere replete seniors may go any wc-ek willi garden settings, a foun from July 27 to Aug. 17 lain and ladies dressed in j Thule wishing lo attend are advised to register a* striking Japanese kimonos. soon a» possible since most camps are filled before the deadline dates. Information and application blanks are available al tile office. B u s in e s s f i^ Briefs W N ew !*rexy i Mike Kurgan was elected II you have seen (lying ter­ mite* around your home, nr president of SIYF of Kbcn c/rr Methodist Church at Hu- transparent wing* that they shed, chances are good last Sunday evening's ser­ that you have termites feed­ vices. Other officers: Betty ing on your properly this very Turner, vice president: Sue minute. This wont of warning Jaillct. secretary; Benny Sa­ comes Irons Dr. K, <\ Wil­ ke treasurer: Fay Dunaway, liams, consultant for the publicity, and Benny Dicker manufacturers ot Arab UDo­ son, chaplain. lt, a tcrtnlle control concen­ trate. Don' t shudder at Hie thought of all expensive lira! ment to rid your property of these destructive insects. Dr. Williams continues. Thunk* to the development ol a modern do-it-yourself product, home­ owners can now treat their own homes in spare tunc at a minimum of cost. The insecticide contained in tills produel is line which pro­ fessional termite operators use, according to Williams. It forms a protective chemical soil barrier for the home which kills termites on con­ tact. Because they must re­ turn to the soil for moisture nt least every 72 hours, those termites within a structure are kilted lit a matter ol days. In addition, the soil harrier prevents future termite in festal ion. For bow long? USDA lest* of (Tilnrdaiic, the basic ingredient of IMin-lt, made In 1!H7 are still loo per­ cent el fertile against termite infestation. It Is available at Hill Lumber and Hardware Co. The picture tube of an un­ [Drive, exploded Monday with f the incident, said that the , Florida room all morning. ■'Thank goodness, we wore used television set m Hie a roar, showering glass all family was not home at the over the room. ! lime, but that the two child- out ol the bouse, or someone home of Mr. and Mr*. Mark Mri. Maples, who reported |ren had been pliylng In the could have been seriously in­ Maples, 1101 Santa Barbara jured," exclaimed Mrs. Ma­ ples. "The neighbors said 1hat they heard the explo­ sion and when I came in t found broken bits of glass scattered all over the room." the car and the second from A garage fire which was Mrs. Maples said Plat l .:<• presumed to have started a can of stored gasoline. set had been used in the Tile garage and contents bedroom V few wee?* a„o from faulty wiring in the n uu* moved to the Florida car, caused the loss Sunday were a total his*. room, but not plugged in. of Hie building, ear, boat, The picture tulie was sup­ motor, trailer and tools, valu­ posedly a reconditioned one, ed at *3,000 at the home of she slid, Mrs. Betty Widdis, 524 Church A check with television re* pairmrn rcvcjled that imper­ St., lamgwuod fection* in the tube probab­ The Lon gwtaxi Fire De-artly caused the tube to explode, ment responded to a call Gill Scout* of Seminole This was llte first case known received at I u> a m and County. 483 strong will play ir 3hl* area. found Hu; building already m Mrs Maples -aid that tin* flames. Two explosion* were laistesses for their mother* set wa» working <>K tbs- la-t heard, Mrs. Widdis reported at (he annual Mother-Daugh­ time *he turned it on, which The first was prc»umed to ter Banquet, Wednesday at HAROLD (Rnz) Hum­ have been the gas tank of the Civic Cenier at 0:3fi pm. was alxmt a muntil ago. mel. of the (iuinesville A display of arts and. crafts Daily Sun. who has works for the year will be been reporting nti the open at 5.3D. prior tn the investigation* into tlie dinner, and after dinner, t ie activities of the now By Mona Grlustrad TALLAHASSEE fU l'l) — Scouts and their guests will defunct Nova Rudders, New officers of the North of Sanford, for Thu The Semite ihungeil it* mind see a play, put on by Mrs Orlando Garden Club will be Sanford II aid, re­ today about a bill that would Katherine Bishop's troop. permit anyone to carry a pis­ elected at ihi* months meetceived a second place ing of the group to bo held award in the William tol without n permit. at 7:30 p in. Thursday. After passing it by two Kumimtj;c Sale Randolph 11ears L Foun­ The meeting will bo held Members of MYK of Kbcndation's third annual vote* Tuesday, the Senate re­ considered today, removed the o/cr Methodist Church will at the home of Mrs. Richard nationwide Journalism Sloddcn. lit. N. Edge mon Award program for in­ hill fm,-n tin- mlcndiii and sent Imld a rummage sale from Ave.. with Mr*. W G. Harm it to a judiciary committee for ti a m. t» f> p m Saturday terpretive re|sirling. as co-hostess. further study. at 208 Sanford Avenue Fire D a m a g e Girl Scouts To Honor Mothers Garden Club Sets Election Gun PermitEasing Killed - e a ro k» . Trimwhere a car should betrim Red, w hile and blue nest egg If you’re like most Amcricnm, you priilmbly intend tu use yuttr Saving’* Hnndrt nx u down I’tiynient utt a liouxo, In llcl|* HCliil it child to collide or othnnvixe tipiD'ailc your flUiiidnril of living. You don't nerd lo feel one whil loss patriotic Imenu.-e of Ihi-t. Tito fuel Hml you and ieim of tuillioim of other Americano huy and hold IJ.S. Snviiips Rondo helps Uncle Stint munufte his liuuiiciiil affairs better and puls him in a |h im it ion to lie u stronger voice and u stronger power in Hie free world. And the fact that you nml these other millions of Americans have lu'cumulated tliu savings you have — tti billions In E and II Savings Ronds alone—is one of tho reasons why Ameri­ cans tiro financially etroiuc amt reliant. And their individual •drrnrth ia the alrcnnth of the nation. When tho communists make one of their favorite statements— that they're Koinyj to "bury us" economically—your savings and your support of your country aro minhty powerful answers. Keep building Loth with U.S. Savings liouiis. Q uirk fncts slmut UJs. Mav ing * Hoads • You pel. $ t for every $3 nt maturity • You can pet your money anytime • Your Ramis are replaced freo if lost, destroyed, or stolen • You can save automatic­ ally ou Tayroli &iviu£tk o Rambler— and only R am bler-offers all these extra-value features AWARD WINNING STYLING and engineer­ DEEP DIP RUSTPROOFING, tight ing leadership as "Car o| the Yeat" root, is one ol nine tuslpiooling steps tveiy DOUBLE-SAFETY BRAKES, step even with up to the Jiambiur goes tmuugn SELF-ADJUSTING BRAKES, reduce mainte­ damaged In.ike line nance costs CERAMIC AHMOREO EXHAUST SYSTEM designed tnl.nl al least as many yean aiongmal buyei owns Ins Ramlilei ROAD COMMAND SUSPENSION gives won­ derfully smooth tide, better cornering SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE Bom choice of Six oi V 8 engines, with hoisrpowm tanging lip lo 270 ADVANCED UNIT CONSTRUCTION, with massive single members ol one piece steel toi tar gieater strength MORE SERVICE-FREE, with 4.000 mile oil changes. 33.000mile ot 3 year chassis lutiticaturn (must models), many pads luted lot life MOST MILES PER GALLON of «jj cais in all classes in '63 Pure Oil Putormante Inals and Mobil Economy Run (Ammcan 440) — and many, many morel U.S. SAVINGS BONDS Robert A. Jackson, Jr. i>IKviully when you net -,o many e\h a value* ina Rambler at no extra coal—plus u full choice of model* and jtower nmyei tup to ‘J7H lip), ineludiityt I in* extra-lively Kamhter t'lasu-ie with a new lilS-hp \ -S that coxls k**.* than many Sims , Refoiv you huy any new ear, see nnd drive Rambler, winner of Motor Trend Mayra/.iiies hiphly coveted "Car of tin; ^ car Award. It * the ear with prorrif iiiplt ivxale value. And right now you can make higger-than-ever savings during the Trade I arade to Humbler. ^ AMERICA’S LOWEST PRICE Join tho TRADE PARADE per month P S FO R E X T R A -S M A R T B U Y ER S E X T R A -S P E C IA L S A V IN G S ON R A M B L E R A M E K I C A N S A L L THIS M O N T H I C O M E IN FOR A S E N S A T IO N A L BU Y RIG HT N O W I NOYICP. I will nut Isr respousildr for any drbta iivrurred bi anyone other than mysrlf. Thut'a why a Knutliter L'luiuic, like ttin one i.imwii a llo w , park* in ejnitx other ear* pas* up. Makes you wonder w hy anyom* would xjx iid hiinditil.* o f dollai^ more for iiiiolher ear liiat can t carry any more pa>«?itRor» any more eomfortalily. RAMBLER QUALITY AT 34 Keep freedom tn your future wWi In thr tnxrW, Rambler irivr* you full room fornix O-ftKittM'*. On thenulsiilr, Rumlrlerii very trim, wry cri*p, wry doiiu. r*» r z a.»* «*r *•» f*r rat* *Jr«rr;.ri«f. Ti* Tr**™-* u w i* 1U IdMt !* * * tkKMd «*ul ttw X - W a*«r l»44M**« B ILL 301 e » v * v '* 'V ' * « , ’ i~j H E M P H IL L M O TO R S, W. First St. Sanford. RAMBLER 6"V-8 Wiiwzr it Motor Tr»a< UigtOM i*u4: "C4I Of THE»[*»• Inc. Florid* �.^ A re a To G e t C o lie g (See Bulletin) (Tlri> lirra lit W K A T I I K K : F air ami wml ttim upli I'lim siln y. IMplt tod ay. 80 8.'*. Low ton igh t, .Vi-tifl. VOL. 53 United Preiw Leaded Wire KfttttbHuhcd 1008 WKD.. M AY 8, 10<M~ SANFOItU, KLOItlDA Barge Line Here Gets OK pa*®1' * * Merry Firm To Run From Charleston Thirteen Charged LIGHTNING slutinjr I'ttesilny iif(*'nunm*s lu’iivy luiii.s sent tliis tree tiiniLlinyr ntnp this Inmse ut ID* Shannon M rive In the l ’mecrest sect inti o f the eitv. No one was hurt although there was damage to the roof. (H era ld P h oto ) c lO it> u n i h v \ b u s h e l \ B E W tt A N t> o M THOUGHTS ON A ULACK WEUNKSDAY. During the tirst tour month* ol Oils year there were 150 marriages jn Seminole Coun­ ty . . . O >r», tor tlic same period . . . there were 102 di­ vorces. * • • BULLETIN Cigaret Clears lhM\e T A L I.A IIA .S S K K ( l P I ) — T h e llint.se got its John Krider hark from firs t m a jo r tax hill from a com m ittee T u esd ay. and the Senate Finance and T a x a tio n t ’lim m itlee voted New York say* thins* are looking good tor that Castle to start w ritin g a new la x program fo r Florida to Heights prep school locating su|i|*ort $1.1 billion in proposed spending. T h e House Finance and T a x a tio n C om m ittee here . . . Seliool otficials say voicil tin uiitlii imi.il I hr* «* t cut * they want to open in Septeina pucka up liix «»ri HtfiuWIt** lier • • # School Millage Amendment Is Did By Solons | u Imh hackn*- Miy w ill rutM* Sanford ran well he proud n( young Jack Cnnlo . . He just received a presidential apiMiintment to Annapolis. • • • Two of our favorite people, Hot and Gordon Sw aim, be­ came grandparents this week, « • • Man. till' is beginning to sound tike a society pane eolu mn. • * * Pest* and varmints hugged tlic North Orlando Village Council Tuesday evening. Lit­ erally thousands ol insects resembling dying ants swarm­ ed about the mrcting place and somehow hundreds got in. making tor a miserable evening Then Connell heard a complaint of a woman har­ boring !9 cals in her home during the day hut turning them out at night And of packs ot dogs roving the vil­ lage. tearing up lawns and killing shrubbery and flow­ ers. And a complaint from a man allergic to bee venom ol a neighbor with five l*ee hives, including one in his utility room, with the bees hating the freedom of the house. Council promised poliee action. . • 4 $hl mil Huh ii year f«* Khniiln iIu> anti million fm 1In* utali*. i A i*uit*tituliminV imn mlmunt whit h would primit .^I'liiinuh* alul uth»*r rniinty lined hmuds to levy schtnil mil 111^1' up tu 21* mill* wllhuut a vote of the eloclut ut'% " V * r**|*iy**«i tniluv in Uu* Snmit Thu Svhnul Ih‘nn! |H'**i til* !y may I v y up I" -»» m.II hut, Supl. II. T Milvvis e\plaiiiiH|t the \otif* nmat up* M* mill* nf Urn! fitntit. In uther wind-, llo- 1 1 < .1 maylevy the first 10 mills without a vote hut must have the pub­ lic's aiqtiuv.il it* on election tn levy tlu> second In In ||a. The coustitiilii'itnl amend­ ment, which would it- -to e. wide, vvus ...........I hy .Sell1. W. II cituII, Miami Spcings, and G.sirge Hollnhnii, Coral '■aides, nc-eurding to 1 I'l. I low ever, ilo .mi i. Iincut, il appinivd liy in l-cgi.lolure and llo> Governor, would lie suitjtct lo ph id lefeM-nduin*. A similar measure, without tile loud rqdioti fcnt.i'- vs a4 killed on-1- before in tin .''io­ nic- thin -i 'ion. I Hu •vu h fio m » • 1 hr St nalc mt»ii«>h find ii IUm*i l * *eiif a hill (*t l h** * aIIink' for an intrrim nf tin* fua*iliilit) nf annual la I lie M-'shiiiin* • * • * \ JihlUr IdII Hi* A■fit ’lit i*ii In a iS^nite « mufit! I It;** In nivu thi* tain's ft. I* fmm fhi* i\tia thivi* t I'M.* o l In* t'OUIllit"*. I fftnls ta nit tin’ «MiUHtl * in far a hInni? nf flit* ]{ou-i hill, which wa* Intro* diartl hy IH p « hiuih* VVinsult' nf Nu.-miu i minty, tailed. Tin" ntf.ti* tu- lav ufitliT Wjiitfiilt* hill wuuhl jump from five tu finht cent' a pack. .Sen. It. I\ hVnici", |’alatka« i lam man nf tin* Semite hliiaiiiv find Tuxat inn Cuiutmttce, »nhl he w ill appoint a sulwomniUU e in stiffly revamping' thw utatc’* iticunic pM'L'iam, AtlhmiKh the prupu-vd ip< mliHjf in the l|mi*c and Semiit* appropi iatiohit hill-* it hlylier than $1 I billion, pres­ ent slate rev rum would total only about *V17 millmti civrr tlir cmnm^ 1m-tinimn . Thun even at I lie Ifiw ent fiyillc. lie tavaimn cniniiilt tn ami the • haiulivr* mu»t huh up with ?Jmo niillifiti tn a. vv ri"vniiiii» if tlic H|H‘n*fiiiif hill la okayed. An attcffifit t») I hi* Ifiitin" A ppf opt atioriA I I'miuitU*', wlii«h ha* yrl In nilrotjucr it* hill, to fii d out if Ihn in* dtwdual i opt. senlft11vc* woiihl vo e In huiil BpcmlUitf to 111ill loll nil the floor, hnffgiil (luwu. tInly about half of the IllflllheiJ* of the lluu*e Wile pulled. i 700 March O n Nashville uf «i bunt • Hull**- tiidiii II.m do von redefine a bulk yard? 1 hat's what County Attorney Harold Johnson has In determine . . . Del* gallon is.11 Ion happy over leiiemg id junkyard legislation and sent NASIIX II.I.K. I f ... it m tile lull hark fur more stuilj . AhuuI I bn HI III; » k' ' )L*1Iperusal alul what have you. tauymj; Ni-tfin Muihntu 4 4 4 nuurh'il on ilnwntown Na*hThe re.ogmzed anil unrer Vilh1 tntlitv 11* >«• th iy |*Liiiiii il ognigcil ol llu- semi i - nletuiial Mi-in ihuifiii'tt utiuiu* in - s in eelelira 1ion will i«e honored at 11ii 111y with thr i W• iji( « I f 1A' llte Chamber meeting Thors in Blnulii^hnm. \l«» day at n.siri at the .Maylair. Tlir #tuil«*nu l»ft in Kiuup» • • • Chamber ofl . lals going to Dallas tills week In talk vvllll llonl people over develop ment ol property . . . other matters . . • • • NO. 707 thu I tint (Uplial i buii h ru n* tin* til It" FApiUil llif) li-’i mu4 ri I u( ill i> r 11nr* 1» *1 ii 11itt l *» 14IIIjlt “ fli t ijuril wiillk'- ' infill kIi k uff Hit* ilifiiiunilrutiun. Tile legislative question of tho Seminole County School Hoard appointing a school T A L I.A ll t r .'l i. i 1 I'll supermini ilent, rather than A bill pulling do- county the people electing one. will judges of all of I lundii's <>T lii.l become eltevlive mild lounlie. on a lunic' I rutloT lUtilt, even it approved The than tile f*^ -y-t. io jn.-sed the apiMimlmcnt question was apsenate toduy. proved Tuesday by the Sen­ ate and sent to the House. If it hurdles tlw House and the Governor's approval, il will tu* voted mi by the people in November Hk.i However. Siho.l Siqil II T Milw^ee’ s STRKATOR. Ill 11 I'l) — present term rum through Halt He probably wilt seek Shocked resident • of this nomination in the May pri­ small Illinois city expressed mary and election in Novem­ disbelief today at Hu- arrest ber. So. we have this picture: of their popular mayor for Supposing the electors do ap­ extortion Federal Bureau of Imcstiprove the appointment mea­ sure in November l!«H. at g alion 1Fit! I a.in ti snapped the same time electing Mil- a Imp on Ray Sopbvr, in a w ef to anottier four-year plush cocktail lounjc in Chi­ term. Question of appoint- cago Tuesday shortly alter lie mrnt of a superintendent received about $3 m i in cash would not be pul to the School front a »cwage system equip )w cn l nr in, ) ihuzid until early l!W- Passes Senate Herald Index Budge I luft-itivd I mi' • Dear \Miy lallt'Olul EulorlidumeiiL t eKal* I'uside .... Sim iety Epolls I‘age 2-A Huge :l-A I'age 2 A I'age 2-A Page I -A Page 2- A Page ,'t-A Page 2-A Page H Pag*' *'• The Senate this nf* ternixin passed n hill eslahlishing a n p a e e university in the Fast Central Florida area. Al the same time Sen* alors d e f e a t e d an amendment t h a t the proposed school he lo­ cated in Volusia Coun­ ty. Retarded Mistreated COSTA MESA. Calif. (C P U —Thirteen psychiatric tech­ nician* were charged Tuesday v* uh more than Ji* eounis of mistreating mentally retard ed children at Pair* lew Slate Hospital. One tO yeareld em­ ploye allegedly heat and blackened the rye of an In laid. Dave Bach, Orange County deputy district attorney, said Hie charge* resulted from » five-week investigation of al­ leged mistreatment al the 2,000-bed hospital which open­ ed tour years ago. nowA... U.S. Airliner B R IE F S Takes Out 68 Clears HurtUe i r 11 _ * » ! TAI.LAIIA.XSKK lU I'l) — w 18788391 'I lie eunlrover*lul hill to lake part of l.jke Okeechobee PtMtT AU PRINCE, Haiti Initn I’ ului Heacli County * letired it> la-I eoimnlttce (D P I)—A commercial airlin­ hurdle Tuevlay and headed er took out M dependents nf American Kmhnasy personnel today in tlie first of a series JACKSONVILLE II Ph — of rv at tuition an lilts ordered < flti-h fire Hint killed three by Washington men m a ship'* hold Tuesday H ie plane left Port nu may have been started by a broken acetylene torch, ac­ Prince lor Miami id It* -'at cording to investigator*. am An estimnled tut' wlhrr Americans, of whom SI were TALLAHASSEE i l P D — dependents of military per­ The House Temperance Coinlilitlee, in a killing mood lo sonnel, hoarded i* charter day. turned down lour lolls, flight which arrived while including one railing lor the lirsl plane was being load State owned liquor stores. ed, Till- plane was expected to leave tu'lore noun. The first plane was return NEW YOI1K (U P I) — De­ spite vvrak signals received at Ing to Miami, via Monteco a Eiench tracking station, Bay, Jamaica. The second Tel slur II, the newest com [linin’, however, wa* silted niunirattnii* satellite is very iilrtl to fly direct to Miami II. S. Embassy nlliriuU miit'li on course, a spokesman for American Telephone A said they had expected nbou' ?no t American civilians or Telegraph Co said today. their dependents also to eva route, tint Hint the Washing I AL1.AIIA.SSEK tl 'P li — Iioi recommendation t he y The Mil lo aliidlsli the Stale leave Haiti apparently had Turnpike Aulburtly in Janu­ not liccn accepted Evacuation ol -ome 220 C ary, IU*r., anil traii'ter Us power* lo the Ito.ul Depail S y-oviTItnu nt rtv iliali [M'l mint skimmed throogh a tin xonnrl and tl* [u-ndents here id eomnnttee today uud was 1- expelled lo tie cnniplHnil sped lo tile Senate eidendar Thursday mmmng with the arrival of a second charter lltght from Miami. Tlier*' are SAIGON, Vid Nam i l l ' l l a'so two legnliirly si lieduleil t ommuitlsl Viet l ong snip Pan American World Airways ers killed an American Army Mights mil of Port uu Prime sergeant accompanying a Thursday Vietnamese unity p a t r o t Mod ol today s evacuees about miles w et of Da were children, drraird In Nang. Monday night a I s their Siiliilay best tor tlie mHeaps of luggage military spokesman aunounc casioii were slacked around tile air eil today. |NII t. Flash Fire Four Turned Hmvn On Course Skimmed Through Yank Killed Shi|* Sinks NEW YOHK I It P I» - the British freighter City of Perth Tuesday night struck and sank the Did eh mtdursliip Plnlu in calm wculher oil ilo New Jersey coast Tin- flula sank within an hour and lo r 12 crew members were res cued hy Ills- British vessel Colleclions l Tp TAI.I.AHAHSEK (i i'ii Collection* of tuxes 011 cig­ arettes, beer, wine anil llqii'ir iimcUM-d f> l" [atcenl in A|iiil over tlie naiii*- muiilli lust year, bevciage director lliehaid K.oting said today. Stale Vsty lien Stanley wards were the "worst we Musk said a report would 1*0 have seen ** Other alleged offense* in­ submitted to llov Edmund cluded G. lirewn —Healing a fluids head It.uh said his offtee was against a shower wall. —Tying a young girl'* working m conjunction with Vatsk's oiiice anil local au­ hands behind her back and thorities ‘ Me lee) we may bent mg her unconscious, get more information now hack and Itealmg her imeonthat those eases have been aciou*. hioilghl to tigtlt." lie said —Healing tin- Iw.i'V of two Tlie investigation hs-^an af­ patient* against a cement ter three tmlilenltiiisl women door. —Breaking the arm of a v isited the Institution last March They complained that patient, —Breaking a patient » jaw. condition* in two security North Orlando Names Police Reinforce Birmingham As New Municipal Judge Crisis Worsens servo a* |*olie** eummissiotier. Council tallied action on naming the policemen and re­ organizing 1In* file depart­ ment until insurance matter* can be Settled, John Sewell, Orlando attor­ ney, previously requested to pay. Poll*.- t hief Do* ill l llnllV delve into pn-'ihtc souicc* of revenue over nod above the miIoiiiIU.I the names of An- | drew f-'eii ill, Halm, liolnrt pus' ilt cigarette uud gasoline S t e p h e o s o 11 nmi Itli luild |lax rebates from the slnte, ad­ Blind, ns volunteer poliieoien vised the village could collect w it hunt jmy. hrinum in a on franchise* for electricity. t'hrldou I.HUtetiburg, l-'em Pink Httorney, ami Milliiim Halm w e l l , llaltieil municipal judge anti fire chief, re-ppilively. by North (Irlando Vil­ lage 1 mini il Tuesday evening. Lautcnhurg will serve 01* a fee ba-i* and Hahn uitimut council member _____________ and would wu," r__________ |an nd valorem lax on personal pirqirrty owned by individuals and businesses Mayor tt W. Allllerson iepioti d Eloi i.l*i Power I'oiporation has expresstd willing­ ness to n two per renl tax County Board To Tour Roads On-lhe-spot Inspection of coimty nmintahn-d roads was to la- accomplished this afterlinou iiy the t'oimly f'ommlssmn. ill rompuiiy xvith ('nunly l-.ngineer Willimn Busli and Bond Supt. J. C. Lavender Hush previously had pointed out I lie Commission laded to approve a Miunly- road pro­ gram for llo year because of the December Deere, lie ask ed for an approved ping 1am fm the five months leimiinim.III this fiscal year "so we won't have to run to you mi rueh project," Chairman J. C. Huh-hUaii said tlie Cuiiiliiission lids nfti'iiiiiun will ins|.*-> t Ilia roads and give Its decision al m \l Tuesday's regular session Navy Probe Goes Undercover I’ o B T S M O U T It. N II (E l'll Officials of tlie Navy Buieau of Ship* testified !*•hind closed doors iafiiie the rourt of inquiry investigating tin- 'I further disaster. tlic Navy did nut iinmcdl alely iiletltily any uf tin- wit nesses but simply said they came from Wunldnelon. Thclr w a s no indication when the court might be i«opened to tlie press, B IR M IN G H A M . Ala. ( U P l t —Additional police reinforce­ ment* were rushed in tmlay to cope with (Iris sti'el ciiy's inouiilmg racial crisis. All of tlic stale’* more than MM highway patrolmen were ai*H*Hl—with 250 trained in ri.it duly already on the scene —and a group nf deputies from Monicomery left early today to join the city and stab- officer* in Birmingham. Negro leaders promisril nt vv demonstration* while a hi racial enintnlllee worked lo reach some sort of truce in Hie protests that have re suited in at least 2.200 ar­ rest. City j tils were over­ flowing. In Nashville, Trim., jdan* were announced for a down­ town demonstration hy 500 in t.tHNi Negro students in support of tlie Birmingham demonstration*. Similar syin pathy demons) ratibn* were reported planned in other ciliex, Negro leaders here M I'l. Negroes were told al two m»*» meetings Tuesday night alxiut $200,000 in donations ft uni all over Hh* nation liad tome lo 11**- Biriiiuigham Ihiveinent s|»illMging tlie protest*, ,,n iu l'l“ " • p-'rsuiml l""l"'rty lax. Sew*H also ml vised Coimrit to [press the North Orlando I'oat puliy for payment of five pel rent oil water and sewer­ age receipts from inception. Mrs. Irene Vuh Eepoel pinnteji out tlie prv-violIN ('null<il I.i-|*t ln> records fioio July II P.m!2, until April I. IUfl3. wlien llo present rounril took office. In other action Tuesday ava­ il mg ( noli* d: Appmvcd a resolution re­ questing the North Orlando 1"mpniiy to dolicutc tin- rec­ iratlon urea to tlie village. Approved a resohllinit limn NEW YOHK (E l'll — ini .day a. tlic "Clean I j 1 and Sim ks mmi.l irregularly high­ Itcaiit ificatinn'1 nioiillt ami er at the opening today. Trad­ 1oninicudlrig tlie (iiirtl.11 Club ing- was model Mir. mi it- activities. fbmated $7f. tn the (.illI*I.* aulie. Approved a irnolution ex[in suing apprecialiiin tu I'u the Chief Bayinnml E. Henry, uf .Maitland, fur his assistmire in organising the Nnrtli tirlundu poliru deparlmeut, ILard Mayor Anderson re­ port tho now vacant Horizon flume* sabs office will bo n-i-d ns a city hall nt a $1 animal rental. Fixed July I - June ,10 ms j the Milage’, fiscal year. Popular Mayor Arrested For Extortion Only hour* earlier, Huplier election lest Ilian ,1 month <et up after an official o f Hie told a festive crowd attending ago firm, Sni it h and laivenesx, ill* avvearing in rcrcnmtiJc* Other* iiskcd if lie weit- as Inc , la'ticxa. Kan., informed tiiat during In. second term guilty ,1* Uu- circumstances tlie FBI of the alleged extor­ lie [dsnned to resurface the indicated. tion. alleys, build s golf course Tlie i HI said Sophcr Wilt The FBI agent in charge anil buy a water plant. charged with "having affect-[ declined to reveal the amount "It's really been a shock ed commerce and movement of money Involved but said it ot material being shipi>ed wa. recovered. U. S. Hist, here." one citizen said. 'Some persons questioned from Kansas to btreator by Ally. James F O'Hncn said how much politics was in­ extortion of a tubdantial about $3,000—10 per cent of a volved 111 tlw arrest oi the. amount of money." $30,000 sewage equipment man who had won j m Jr 2-toSpcvial agent in charge M, Itaruaclion—was Involved 1 victory m Uia may orally 1VV, Johnson said the trap w as] Sophcr was arraigned be­ —Taking patient* into storerouma anil healing them tin conscious More than 2ihi patients, roost of them under in, were ii terviovved during the invesligation, lluch said. Baeb said the iliapocls, most of wluiiii were permit­ ted bail ot SAIL’ each, were charged with misdemeanors rather than felonies in order to tiring them to Inal quick­ ly to set nil example. Three of the suspect* no longer are employed al the hospital fore U. S {'oinmisstoncr C. pher, W, was elected to Ills S Bentley Bike Tuesday rilght first four-year term a* mayor and released on fl.litzi bond in 1950. The hearing was continued It. Alden Smith, managing with the date open. director uf Smith and Love­ The FBI *ald evidence In the case probably would lie less, said "kickback*" had presented to a federal grand ' been Imposed more than two jury "in the near future." years ago, shortly after the Sopher returned lo Strcat- tu in began negotiations with or. otficials of the city of 22,500 , Married, (lie father of one for the purchase and installs- ] son and three daughter* and tion of factory-built sewage ( U i« ATUtdiiUxtr uf ou t, W lift Sldt'liH ll|» Water truffie into th*.* I’ ort of Sanford received n stimu­ lating "shol-lli-lhe-arm" today when It wn* nimounced that Hi,. Interstate Commerce-Com­ mission ut Washington hat granted authority to Merry Shipping Company, lnc„ of Augusta, (in., to nprratu s common carrier barge line Ih~ tvvi-cn Charleston, S. C-, and Sanford. This is ihp second common carrier to receive- an ICC cer­ tificate lo operate into Sanfold, ('. G. Willis, Inc., of Jacksonville, Ela. and N or­ folk, Va„ has a permit in op­ erate brtw**'ii Trenton, N. .L, und Sanford. E'ive other rompnnlcs. In­ cluding tlie new Hanford t’ipeline Company, have pe-rtltit* to operate contract lines Into ihn local port. Announcement uf tlie Mciry cm lificaU- reads that it hu* authority "to operuta us a common currier bargo line in i n t e r s t a t e Mint for. ign cum* nierce la-tween point* and ports on tlic Savuiiuuh itiv.-r on tho one hand and, on th* other, d ia l lesion, S. C., and Miami Mini Sanford, Fla,, and puillts and polls <111 the HU John* River ami Inland Waleeway It was reliably reported here that the Merry firm la contemplating construction uf [tort und win chouse fuel 11tie* here. 1'texontly it is building such facilities costing $200,• ihmi at Jacksonville, However, O. C. Lee, Merry .Shipping general manager nt Augusta, by telephone tin* morning told The Sanford Herald "it is too early to tell vv hut we at e going to do at Sanford. This caught us hy! surprise. We filed our Npplb^ cation in July Hull nmi wo had hturd nothing mum of it until we received till* ram* announcement here (in Augus­ ta I Ihi* morning." .Merry Shipping ha. bean operating barges between Au­ gusta nmi SuvumiMh, tin, xinco 111IP, Lee hImi expressed optimism about th,- piupoM-d St, JohnsIndian River canal, adding it would permit Ids firm’s barge* to operate between Sanford ami Port Canaveral. CLO SE O B ? * Odd Dinette Chairs Values To $311.51) 2M«.995 • Tables Some blrartird mnhogaity, some tulmlar steel with I'orniira lops. Priced ALL 1%2 9^ From MODKL 5 A 7 l»C. Dinettes - - - - 25% OFF 111) MuKnuliu A m *. Sanfurd, Fla. I’ hune FA MidJL �•^ * n --------- 9br ftanfnrfi Wrrolft ©uanHty RIcM* P m r.td — Pries* G:ad Tfcru Wey 12(A Pape 2— Wert. May 8, '63 C O ^ lR lU M f — * !* ■ • ! O' fci t • .Sw OTHER SOUTHERN PRODUCTS DURING T BHOAD B R EA ST ED T lllff YEAR'S I .yinnn Groyhouml mmh dciliintol to Wilbur AIcNcntiy, livud of tlio Lymmi Math Dept., right. PitMenting him tlio copy at Inal Thursday night'a Cla.su Night anil Autograph Dance in Mila April McDonald, editor in chief, (Herald Photo) Greyhound Makes ! Debut At Dance Eg Ely Jane Cusxellierry The 11MK1 Greyhound Year (look made its debut last Thursday night at a combination Class Night and Autograph Dance held at Lyman High School. April McDonald, editor In chief, made a dedi­ cation of this year’s annual to Wilbur MeNonny, bead of the Lyman Mathematics Dept. Dubbed "Mr. E ffi­ ciency,’' hu wit i-barncti-riscd ns a soft spoken man with a Can't Swim? ARC Wants You To Join Now c B Enrollment will be kept open all this week (or more adults who want to learn to swim, in the fled Cross Adult Beginners Swimming Classes, !te<) Cross officials announc­ ed today. H ie instructors said that they need at least 12 more people in the class to make It worthwhile to the instruc­ tors and to the city for the use of the Municipal pool. Time of the classes has been changed also, with regular rlasa time on Mon­ day, Wednesday and Thurs­ day from 10 a., m. to noon. Tuesday hours will be re­ served for makeup lessons. Classes will run until May 24th. Mrs. P. I). Scott, past MIC County Water Safety Chair­ man will he instructor for (ha classes, which are held at the Municipal Pool on K. First St. in Port Mellon Park. quivt sliiilu speaking with firmness and authority and with putienco and ability. a/e s t r e t c h y o u r o o u a r s 25 E X T R A S T A M P S "A " FROM ALACHUA. FLA . . REG 49< COPELAND PORK g r a d e With Piift haw ot Sausage “45/ Biscuits 4 ““39 Wieners** 39/ SteakstO o$1. Sliced Ham'** 59/ Cheese 35/ Pork Roastu 39/ Cheese 2 — 55/ Pork Loins “ 49/ ixm sm K m im m aaaaaB m f r~r I inninrinniwnnij t»w V - FROM THOMASVILLE, GA. . . SUNNYLAND U2-o».l CHOPPED, SHAPED. CUBt (PLUS 25 S1AMP5I KRAFT SHREDDED PIZZA ' FROM THOMASVILLE, GA. . . bOSTON BUTTS SUPERURAND COTTAGE (PLUS 25 STAMPS! FROM THOMASVILLE, GA . . WHOLE or HALF Other rnembera of tlio an­ nual ataff were Hilda Petti- _ null, copy editor; , Hntxlra Unlt-y, seniors; David Unities, ■ports; Hetty Field, ails; Jennifer J o r d a n , honors; Kathleen Moon, sales; Carol Durcthy, faculty; llurbnra Ferrell, quotes; Irene Desk, juniors; llrucu Flowers, ath­ letics; K a t h y Mctiuinnesi clubs; Hetty Ledford, feu. tures; Colleen Coylo snd Linda IluKKina, sophomores; Marvin Fullows, athletics and Hcveily Yales, activities. a# FPOM tAMPA, FLA . . REG 6V* IARNOW i1 ? From Thomasville, Ga. ^ 9 iK * ■ 5 ss-'«- l $ *9 8 No-2 CANS + JA FROM OCALA. FLA. . . SAVE JU|« JMi« EA I A. . . LIBBY'S P IN E A P P L E G R A P E F R U IT SPECIAL SPEC ?y If FROM^SSsEE r. Vanilla Wafers Cake Mixes 3 0 0 CANS N o th in g EA . . LYKES (12 01 luncheon M e a t 3 SPECIAL BOX S A V E 20< NEW BLUE Cheer Ste a k “ 7 7 ‘ R o a st CLOSET CLEAN-UP SEND YOURS TO M A K V I N M I L A M ’S S E M IN O L E DRY CLEANERS 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVK. WKV !'• I ’A 2-1333 -4 7 ‘ IIIIISKKT IIKKF W-D Beet it then cut in­ to roast and steaks, etc. Each cut is expertly trim­ med of excess bone and fat before weighing and pneing. You get more lean, tender beef per pounJ at Winn- P'-AlRr . i m 49/ limit one with Sb 00 food order or more . V. V. Ste w - 19‘ EXTIIA LKAN . . . GKOUMI 3 >“ ■ 8. C H O IC E . . . L A M il 5 9 ^ Finest quality ice cream. Creamy smooth texture - irresistible flavor. Buy several flavors for eo»y use at a moments notice. Guaranteed. Thrifty Meld Ice Milk From Eustit, Florida 5 FLAVORS . . CHEK CANNED S o ft D rin k s r ; Cola, orange, grope, root beer, and - ginger alfl. Big 12-FULL OUNCE no deposit, unbreakable conj Chek low . calorie drinks are great for dieter& j and kidi. Less than I caloric per 14 serving No Kigor. \'2 gal 4V< vM t JL Jue 19/ L o a f Bread 2 — 31/ L o a f Bread 2 »- w4 1 f K r is p y Crackers 2 9 / Swt. Potatoes • lb. -JX -ts , ;n 1 YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE FROM JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA FROM ORLANDO, FLORIDA A stor Coffee 1-LB. C A N S A V E 20* 39 FROM JACKSONVILLE, FLA MAXWELL HOUSE . . Save 18* > __________ - '/ M A X W t l l Coffee feHOUSE K.1 N? J ? Coffee Limit I with MB. CAN 49/ 00 food ord#F 10‘ 1 FROM N CAROLINA . . SAVE 4 « . . THRU 1Y MAIO WHOLE COT SUNSHINE Sli. Bacon 3 $|oo Ps I ' |D e e p / S o u t h T "'^ Dy Jane fa**elhenv ret of C'usielbrrry marchnt Eleven liny Scout* of in Hu- State Lion* Club con­ Troop .Til * tiri-cii liar t’ .it- vention Parade held last Sat. urda) morning in Clearwater. Also a|>|M-aring in the parade was “ Old Itetsy," Hie troop’s Iraiel bu». Trinip dll i* spoaMirrd iiv the OiMi-lberry Lions Club and the boys were aeconi. panted on tlio trip by Sixml* master Ted Daniel and Lion Ix-onard CaiM-lberry who serve* oil the troop rommil* tee Tin* group left oil Krkiaf afternoon ami returned on Sunday afn-rmion. While hi Clearwater ll»*y stayed at a Pinella* County tloy Seoul Camp loealed near St. Pet­ ersburg. Here the scouts enjoyed awiinniiiig in Hie gulf and ntKSIDKNTS. Ktldit- sight seeing hi Hie area. They a"ended elturrh at Hie First K it * k i! y (t"|>) wan Presbyterian and (atliolio t-lt-i-li-d Si-nior t’ la.HA Churches m .Safety Harbor President and Jot-1 before -darling for Ixmin on l-Vhd, (iKittnni) will Sunday lead lilt' ,1(iniui- C I iihk Oil Hu- way home llley atopat S i) hi i II ii I l- Hit'll |H'd lo explore Hie l.akelan«l S r h it n I m-xt year. I liovphate Mim-< and fouml ,l*ll**Mi‘ two writ* siii"- many fossilized bones, alu-lli riM.ifnl candidalcn in and shark* teeth eonsidered tin- nni-uff i-lvi-tiiinx lo dale bark lo prehistoric held Montlliy at tin- lime* tu hiHil. Ku.iky wnn mil. Those making Hie trip, in over Karl I Clack and addition lo Ibe leaders, wera .loci l-Vhd heat mil Dan Casselberry, Kicky Ca»I'avid Noi-ll in the sclberry, Dill Datidcra, Dill ncliool i-li-ctions. Stl-VI* DcnipM-y, Kddie Cundilf, Da­ Sewell won the jolt of vid Krolme, Doli (Date, Wal­ Student Hot l y 1’reai- ler Dlslltlle, Kick Shook ami Sieve Kish, tli-nt. Salad Dressing v S Deep South OUART S A V E 10‘ 29 Casselberry M Y F Honors Senior Members f i ;/ 39/ ■ * y > Dy Jam* ('assrlltcrry Tin* Senior MYF’ of Hie Ca*M-llu-rry (' u m m u n 11 v * i M<'Hm*l:>t Cliurcli In-Id a re­ * t FROM AILANTA, GA ception in Weaver Hall Sun­ SAVE 20< . . MIRACLE WHIP BY day night (or Hie young peo­ ple in Hie t-lnirch who are graduating from high fchnnl QUART thi* year ,a ' Limit I with 00 fi**J order Seniors In>noi.-<1 were Jilt F'or»ylli, MYF' president amt Darbara Kerrt-11, Cheryl Eddy, ■v . Katherine Moon, Dcrmc Caestier, l.arue Dalnicr, Drue* FTower*. diaries IlciiMin und Fircm ni To .Mod Itoliaid I.ercli. )i)iji)i)i)j)j)j)j)l/j/;/j)/M()j)i)j)j)»)/)i)i)i)/) Dr Duiy'* Volunteer F’iieJohnny Hay no* acted as mill, meeting M 7.::n p.m. to r 0f ceremonies. A ilny for Ihu liul me.ilng bedecorateil with cap ami WIIM THIS COUrON ANO PUMCHAU p| W illi IMIS COCHIN ANU HIHClIASt OF iiiniilii-r recess, rece**, will w ill ace foie lunimui w .(iplonia surrounded by yel* f i v e IO a t Pmm F ft o it M Twm taoilN O ll'.IM l tw o color film * icleu-icd iuvy ro cs, vva* »erve<t willl 1lit niigli Hu- N’ uliiinal lluaid punch. BbOO IH»U MAT l«IN o f Kin- ' In t e l w r ite r * . T itle s F'ollowfinj tin* rctrcshinents AT ANY WINN-0IXIE AT ANY WINN-DIXIE B ' o f the film* arc “ Tiuin \S« u,« group enjoyed playint xja 1M u ii" unit ' I bo Scienca of | sliuflli'boaid oil Hu- outdoor in m m t m r i v i w i 'C f v w F'ii court V IU U lM lh U U U ,h )M )M h h l Uihlihhlilihhlihhll M M ) I I )J i ) i )>) Kraft \> u v - 50 Free Top Vtlue Stamps 50 Free Top Value Stamps Astor Green Peas Crispy Pizza Pies ECONOMY URANI) S 50 Free Top Value Stamps WITH THIS COtiPOti AND PURCHASE OF r o im O Golden CS or WK Corn AT ANY WINN-DIXIE n * r UfON ANO fUVKHA I 01 P *t» C M A C K IN * G O O D MIC* GO Family Cr. Sandwiches •OO AT ANY WINN-DIXIE • boe TW#U MAT ftVM ’\ 1 '50 Free Top Value Stamps WIIH VH J O S C t N I T H U I f TV M A IO iJ.... A - m v irirw rim m w fn 1 m m n m w v m ' m r i tr * M M M M M )')JJ,M M M M W 50 Free Top Value Stamps i V| GALLON P a p e r Towels 4»° is$1. IDAHO VALLEY FROZEN / i S3S HUDSON JUMBO . . DIXIE DARLING Backs & Necks Ice Cream j SAVE ** EA FROM JACKSONVILLE. FLA 7 V e Roast m - 39' Chops 59' Breast “>19' Lamb 19 FROM T A lA tK A . FLA. FROM SAVANNAH GA. . . GOLD KING 116 or I / Attend Co (mmimmm , DIXIE DARLING SU NN YLAND GA. CHICKEN ff Casselberry Scouts Lirrii t On# Coupon lo Adult With A $b 00 o» Mor# food Older. FROM JACKSONVILLE FLA Save 29f GT L IN L " FROM THUNDERBOLT, (.A . . PAN REDI BREADED 39 M IO B A t lY IE H D Z I T m TASTE O' SEA FROZEN . . ( Bor) YOUR CHOICE ARROW G IA N T C»roJ Ih ty May 12th Orange Nip 2'& 89/ Fish Sticks 3 ~ 1. Shrimp ... 2 »» Jt” Hush Puppies™*29/ French Fries 2 “** 3 9/ Detergent Tomatoes D O T T tO .4 s h o r t o f A g in g b r in g s y o u B e e f so Moednic Set CANS 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. FROM JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Grape4c-$t. To (Man I'icnic Fruit Pies 3- *1. J ^ / Ministers Elect Rev. W. E. Timms New President fv Jelly‘ 29/ 32-ox. SAVE 2c EA. . . VAN CAMP • ROM TAMPA, FLA . . 1AVE ON 37' WITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY WINN-DIXIE FROM FROSTPROOF, FLA , . FROZEN CONCENTRATE FROM TENNLS5EE . . SAVE 5c EA . . BUSH WHOI - FROM TENNESSEE i\ und TOP VALUE STAMPS . . FROM CROZET, VIRGINIA APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT 10/ 303 CANS H a m S lic e s “ # M AZO IA CORN O il M a rg a rin e MORTON 29* STALKS Field Peas 6 Green Beans 5 D rin k 6 Pork & Beans 8 Canned H A M GKOItGE MANNING II.WtltlKTT .lit., piaduiitnl .Muirna ('uni I,mule April 20 fnun I-'SU with a di-Ki'i-e as Haclielor of Ails. IK* also m-eivetl his USA ItOTC lonimissiuii in the Artillery. Harriett, who plans to enter Vanderbilt Law Sehool this tall is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Harriett of Sanford. i a w i 100 EXTRA iwoh Soopvl OSAGE TPOM HADOCK. GA W-D Brand Turkty* or* •specially re nd t» product broader, mealier breach You pel more moiit, lender while meal ond mot* luicy dark meol. Unconditionally guaran­ teed. Money bock If you're not vatlthed. Ot all mean, turkey it loweit in cholesterol content. Serve turkey ollrn ond know your fomily n gelling the mod nutntioiu, heallhprolecting meat you con buy. Imi,t on W-0 Brood Breaded Turkey,. The lined turkey you can buy. 2 ^79* D IN N E R S •C U T 16-oz. PKG. TURKEYS Ready to Eat 2 ^6 9 * SERVE When Winn-Dixie corn is picked it's immediately sub­ merged in refrigerated ice water right in the field Keeping corn cool keeps it sweet. Winn-Dixie literally showers Hie corn with ice and rushes it to your store. Celery . . 2 Carrots A L L S IZ E S . . 5 to 2 0 P O U N D S HEAT A N D FROM DELAND & CALLAHAN, FLA. (ROM TEXAS . . FRESH. 1 Fully Cooked Sli. BACON MORTON Sweet CORN FROM LAKE GEM. FLA. . , LARGE GREEN Members of Oia Junior Class who worked on the an­ nual staff were Verna Wheel­ er, Aliena Musun and Pat REGULAR 891 . . BOB WHITE SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS •*T$*k# A (jrlmwuod. H V A l t i U * w i< iari * P x . ; . Mrs. Louise (Hlpiu is the REG. 98« . . SUNNYLAND BREAKFAST or CENTER faculty sponsor. A team o f four sctiiur gills competed uguinst a team of senior boys in u simulated “ Hruln Howl" match with Carol Dorvthy as moderator W t* J M .x to a e * * W -A & tfa tossing questions coiiceining members of the graduating a . .. class. The girls proved to leave a belter knowledge of who’s who among their clussmalca and won by fiva points. Members of the Lyman Dance Hand plnyed fur Unitelug following tlie piogiam with ■ repertoliv longing 4f e e FROM VALDOSTA, GEORGIA PILLSBURY from the Intent dance rhythms ' 7 FROM FLORIDA . STANDARD TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The Cabinet gate the green to dreamy (Heim Miller ar­ light today to a total o( $31fi.* rangement* nostalgic of other 000 in salaries for faculty clioul years. i and administrative person­ CHOCOLATE nel at Florida Atlantic Uni­ / C R A C K IN ' FUDGE $ versity In Boca Raton i ] GOOD 303 C A N YELLOW The two-year university Is • WHITE FOR arlieduled to opeu in 1UG5. S A V E 3 ’/ a* Eo. ^■ 1 9 -o i. P K G . SAVE IVt* EA. Appointment of III profess­ ors snd directors completed Rev. W. E. Tim mi of the staffing of the school’s Sov* 6* Eo. - DEEP SOUTH GRAPE Savn 3*3$ Eo. - Thrifty Maid Drink Up-lcv cl personnel. Salaries Sanford w it elerli-il prcsldent of ll»«Hctirrd Mi-itmdiit range from $10,500 a year for a director of ruphira to Ministers at a meeting taut $10,500 for the acting head Ttiurulny of the Minister* LONG GRAIN RICE and Parsonage Queen* lield FROM SPARTANBURG. S. C. FROM ORLANDO, FLA. f of the physics department. 1 FROM ARKANSAS ^ at tlie Wittier I’ ark MethodThe cabinet also approved 'v % , 9 -*V , m * ' a $150,(Nio outlay to finance i»t C’liurrh, I’ rccedmg tlie business construction of a field house TV- . jlT * U .,4 *V A at Florida .Slate University. meeting the group enjoyed Tile additional money was tie nmnlhly fellow ship cover­ necessary since the original ed dish luucheou in Wesley -a- O t U . S. CHOICIO $7 0 million student union Hall of Hie cliurcli. Fnlluvvbuilding project did not ilig Hie business acsSton those $ ilcmiie tin- field lioiise. Total attending adjunrm-d in the cial for the entire project new •nnrtnnry of Hie church including a swimming pool, wlicro Communion wat serv­ ed. cat-ceded $2.7 million. t i Rev. Timmi lia* lieen »eng i W D BRAND BEEF IS GUARANTEED TO FLIASI OR YOUR MONET BACK leader lor tin- urgamiatiun (or Ihi- pud liner- year*. Winn-Dixie expeits put I l l ItONhl.KSh ilO l'N l) The UeUsry Ki.httig Clut* will complete plant for tire top grade:, ot U. S. Gov­ annual picnic at a meeting The Lake Mary CnneU-ry ernment graded beet in L. S. 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OLD FASHIONED Daisy Cheese . . . . I' I — ■— If B - MH 1 �( Vtjr Best In JO Years Sanforfi RrraTS Page 6— Wed. May 8, '68 C U PPIN G A L O N G League Leaden United Press Internationa] National league Player & Club AB R. H. Pet. Cvngtn, Phil 01 14 a 171 F. Akiu, SF 103 20 30 .309 Wine, Phil 53 4 10 .336 While, StL 105 19 37 .352 Edwards, Cm 74 8 38 .351 Howard, LA M 13 32 .333 Demeter, Phil 78 12 26 .333 Fairly, LA 88 13 29 .330 Vlrdon, P ill 67 3 22 .328 Aaron, Mil 103 23 34 .324 Groat, St b 111 19 36 .324 American League Player * Club AB R. II. Pet. Causey, KC 71 12 28 .394 Ystzmskl, Bos 81 14 28 .358 Robinson, Chi 88 13 31 M l Wagner, LA 101 15 35 .347 Leppcrt, Was S6 8 19 .339 Fox, Chi 86 16 29 .337 Allison, Minn 90 18 30 .333 Schilling, Bos 84 14 28 .333 llalsone, Bos 71 6 23 .324 Charles, XC 96 17 31 .323 Home Runs National League — Aaron, Braves 10; Ccpcda, (Hants 6; Banks, Cubs 6; Bailey, Giants 8; <F. Atou, Giants 0. American League— (Wag­ ner, Angels 6; Nicholson, White Sox 6; Howard, Yanks 8; Pepitone, Yanks; Powell, Orioles; Held, Indians; Alli­ son, Twins; Osborne, Sena­ tors; Hinton, Senators; Trcsh, Yanks all 5. Runs Batted la National League— Aaron, Bravea 34; Boyer, Cards 22; Covington, Phils 2t; Fairly, Dodgera 21; Ccpeda, Gianta 19; Edwa-ds, Reda 18; F. Alou, Gianta 19. American League — Alii* acn, Twina 20; Nicltolson, White Sox 19; Robinson, Whllo Sox; Osborne, Senators 19; Bsttey, Twins 18; Wag­ ner, Angela 18. Pitching National Iwague—Simmons, Cards 49; O’Dell, Gisnls 3 0; O'Toole, Reds 8-1;; San ford, Gianta 8-1; Washburn, Cards 3-1. American League— Fisch­ er, At hie lies SO; Slock, Or­ ioles 3-0; Cheney, Senators 4 1; Pena, Athietles 4 1; Mosul, Tigers 3-1; Herbert, While Sox 3-1; llakow, Athietles 3-1. 4 Negro Seen For Davis Play NEW YORK (U P I) - Arthur Ashs, a 19-yrar-old stud rnt at UCLA, may aonn he come the first Negro ever to represent tha United Stalca on ■ Davit Cup team. The Richmond, Vn., youth win one o f 11 playrra desig­ nated ae candidates for the eqund Tuesday, Tin- others In­ clude Chuck McKinley, Dennis Ralston, Frank Froehling, A l­ len Fox, Charlee Pusurelt, Martin Rlessen, C liff Durltholx, Tom Kdlefsen, Gene Beott and Don Dell. Powell doubled home the Orioles' run. The Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankeea, 8-2, the Los Angelea Angela topped the Mlnneaota Twins, 2-0, the Cleveland Indiana defeated the Washington Senitors, 7-3, in II Innings and the Chicago White Sox edged out the Kansas City Athletlca, 2-1, in other A L games. Bill Frechan, 1100,000 bon­ us catcher, scored three runs and drove in two with a hom­ er, triple and double to lead Dclroit'a nine-hit attack on Bit] Stafford and two success, ora. Don Mossi, beating the Yankees for the second time The Red Sox reached the top rung for the second time the season when they beat the Baltimore Orlolea, 5-1, Hiesday night to give them aix victories in their last eight games. Earl Wilson, 12-8 in­ cluding ■ no-hitter tsst year, fired a three-hitter and atruek out seven to raise his 1963 mark to 8-2. Lu Clinton homered, Frank Malrone had three hits and Chuck Schilling, Carl Yaatreemiki end Roman Mejias had two each to lead the Red Sox’ 12-hit attack that dtalt 1962 comeback o f the year star Robin Roberts bis fourth consecutive loss of 1963. Boog this season, allowed seven hlta, no walka and (truck out four. Ex-Yankee Bob T u r l e y pitched a three-hitter to win his first game for the Angels, who purchased him condi­ tionally from New York last October. Turley, a 21-game winner In 1958 who haa had a variety of arm ailmenla for the last three yeara, (truck out nine and didn't walk a batter. Leon Wagner con­ tinued hia fine hitting for the Angels with two singles and a run batted in. i*lneh-hltter Johnny Rom­ ano's two-run double and A! l.uplow's two-run single were 'Al' Paces Mets suffered his first detent. Turkey turned over a 2-1 lead to his successor but Uie Colts rallied for two run* on singlet by Jim Campbell, Johnny Temple, Bob Lillis and Rusty Staub in Use eighth to hand Joey Jay, a 21-game winner in each of the last two seasons, his sixth straight defeat of 1963. Juan Marietta! pitched a four-hitler and Felipe, Alou, Kd Bailey and Joso Pagan B y United Freaa International Casey Stengel, master of tho non sequitor, reserves one of his best for pitcher At Jackson or tha New York Meta. “ If he wasn't a left-hander," saya Stengel, "you'd think he was a ball player." What Stengel means Is that tha 27-year-old native of Wa­ co, Tex., moves with such graco that he would tie ml*taken for a shortstop or a second-baseman — except, af course, for the fact he’a lefthanded. A i It li, Jackson is a pitcher and he'a turning out (O be 8 mighty good one, too. A 20-gamc Joicr for the for­ lorn Meta of 1962. Jackson posted his third win against two defeats this year when ho beat the Philadelphia Phil­ lies, 3-1, Tuesday night. Jackson allowed 11 hits, including Ihrco doubles and a triple, and the Phliliea had a runner In (coring position in five of tha first eight Innings but they didn’ t score until Bobby Wine homered in tha ninth. Charlie Neal hit an Insidethe-park homer and Frank Thomas hit a two-run homer In tha first Inning to provide all three runs for the Mats, who have won four of their last aeven games to achieve a respectability they never had in '82. Nobody is rating them a firat-dlvision threat in the atrung N L but they're no longer (lie patsies that drove Stengel whacky list year. Sandy Koufnx and Bob Purkey, two pitchers who could he o f key Importance In the pennant race, provided en­ couraging n e w a Tuesday night for the l-os Angi'lrs Dodgers and the Cincinnati Itrda, Koufax, sidelined since May 23, pllched a five-hitter for eight innings as the Dodgers clobbered Iho St. Louis Car­ dinals, 111, wlille Turkey, out since spring training with a Inmc arm, yielded four hits and one run In 514 innings and left the game with the lead even tlioiigli the Houston Colts rallied to top the Reds, 3 2. The San Francisco Giants went back Into first place with a 5-2 win aver the Mil waukce Braves ami the Chi­ cago Cubs lieal Hie Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-4, in other N L games. The Dodgers backed Kou fax with a 13 hit attack that Included three hlta by Ron Fairly, a homer by Tbmmy Davis, a triple by Johnny Roschoro and three double*. Ray Waihum, who had won five straight games, was routed in three Innings and homered for the Giants, who replaced the Pirate* in firat place. Hank Aaron homered for the Bravea, who aaw Lew Burdettc'a record aquared at 3-3. Larry Jackaon pitched a five-hitter and (truck out seven and Ernie Banka hom­ ered for the Cubs, wlm have won aeven of their last eight games. Roberto Clemente and Smoky Burges* homered for the Pirates. N avy W allops M ilk 9 In Little Loop Navy walloped Perfection 11-7 in Lilt)* League play Tuesday with Chuck Branltey pitching the win and Rufus aiding the saws* with S homer and double. In Men'* softball League play, Klngswood toppled Chase, 29-4 with homers by Pei ides, Harvey and Mutigum and Bud Mma-rief gelling the win and WHaon - Maler won over Longwood Grants, 10-0. John Bruscalo gained the win on the mound with hnmera by Mick, Warrsn, Helman and Williams. In women's softball play, Wiiliama Restaurant defeated Jet Lants, 13-8 with Lawnna Wiiliama tha winning hurler. Umps Ignoring New Balk Rule? Paul Pender Calls It Quits NEW YORK (U P I) — Na­ tions) League umpires, despite a new interpretation of the balk rula, atill are relying on their own Judgment In dealing with tha controveralnl pitch. Two balks were railed In four N l, khuh-s Tuesday night —one against Kob Turkey of the Cincinnati Reds and the other against Ray Washburn of the KL Louis Cardinals. None ware called in five A m e r i c a n League night games. Baseball's top brass agreed during n meeting hero Tues­ day that the confusing onesecond slop requirement bo elrmlnated from the balk rutr. H o w e v e r , Commissioner Ford Frick and league presidenla Warren Gilei and Joe Crunin eniphaaiied that the rule ia an eaaenlial part of hesrlwll and that the pitcher must come to a atop before de­ livering the hall to the batter with men on liaars, although nut fur a full aecond. Bruised BOSTON (U P I) — Paul Pender faded into h o x i n g shadows today and the Massa­ chusetts Boxing Commission prepared to Join tho rest of the world In recognising N ig­ eria's Dirk Tiger os middle­ weight champion. The former Brookline, Mass, fireman announced in New York Tuesday that he wua railing it quits as a boxer fur the second Uni* in his career —only this time it was for keeps. Pender, a slender, durkhnirrd man whose craggy nose give* the only hint o f hi* pro­ fession, first retired from box­ ing soma 12 years ago when brittle! hands seemingly rilt short his career almost before it had begun. But surgery corrected his hands amt he wont on to win 40 of 4H pro* fcaslonal bouts, which Included two drnwa. The 32-year-old Pender said that tha inability o f promoters to aecurn television for the proposed June 1 Huston Gar­ den bout with Joey Glardelto and the apparent impossibility of luring Tiger into a match for the undisputed world title led him to quit. A aeries of three public terested persona and organ­ isations are invited to attend and submit recommendations as to hunting and fishing rules and regulations at the meet­ ings, nr to submit their roetion and to dlscusa hunting ummendallups In writing to and fishing rules and regula­ the Game and Fresh Water tion# for tha 1963-04 season, Fish Commission Office in according to J. W. Bickerstaff, Ucala. Topics thst might Le dis­ central Florida region mana­ meetings will he held in Cen­ tral Florida this month to ac­ quaint the sportsmen with problems in wildlif* conserva­ h / I /1 u ger for the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. May 20 a meeting will be held in tho County Courthouse, 8t- Augustine at 7:30 p.m. May 21, the meeting will b« held in the Community Build­ ing at Venetian Gardena in Leesburg at 7 C30 p .». May 22, the meeting will b« held in tho convention Hall o f the Cape Colony Inn on Cocoa Beach at 7:30 p.m. JRckeralaff aaid that all in­ FREE; Periodic Inspection FREE: Flat Tire Repair Pair 'Em Up For Extra Wear 2 As LOW AS »2 0 M (P L U S T A X ) RETIRE International W. L. Pet. 17 10 .630 San Francisco Pittsburgh 14 9 .609 St. Louis 16 31 .593 14 11 i960 Chicago 13 14 .481 Milwaukee 13 14 .481 Los Angeles Philadelphia 11 13 .458 Cincinnati 10 13 .435 10 15 .400 New York 9 17 .346 Houston Today’s Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh at Chicago — McUcan (2-1) ys . Buhl ( 2-2). Philadelphia at New York —Culp (3-2) vs. Craig (2-3). Houston at Cincinnati, night —Bruco (1-2) vs. Nuxhall (11). San 'Francisco at Milwau­ kee, night — Fisher (2-2) vs. liendtey '(3-1), Los Angelea at St. Louis, night — Miller (2-2) vi. Broglio (3-1). Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Houston at Cincinnati, night San Francisco at Milwaukee Lot Angeles at SL Louis, night American League W. L Pet. Boston 12 8 .000 Kansas City 15 11 .577 Now York 12 9 .571 Chicago 13 10 .505 Cleveland 10 9 .520 Baltimore 13 12 .520 14 14 .500 Los Angeles 10 15 .400 Minnesota 10 15 .400 Detroit 10 18 .385 Washington Today's Probable Pitchers 'Minnesota at Los Angeles, night Kaal (1-3) vs. Lee (2-1) Chicago at Kansas City, night—Fisher (1-4) va. Hakow (3-1), Cleveland at Washington, night—Krallck (1-4) vs. Ru­ dolph (2-2). Boston at Baltimore, night —Conley (1-0) vs. Barber (52). Thursday's Games Boston at Baltimore, night Cleveland at Washington, night New York at Chicago, night Only games scheduled. Enterprise Takes Second In Olympics ny Helm Snodgrass E n t e r p r i s e Elementary School entered the Junior Olympic Meet iponsored April 27 by the Delated Klwania Club and came home with aecond place runnorup honors and 731k points. First place was taken by lha Burton Avenue School of Delated with a score of 114 H points. 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(U P I) — Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay suffered n o t h i n g worse than a ‘ minor bruise" when he waa struck by a fail­ ing guard rail while being loaded on a van Tuesday for a Option Jaster trip to Pimlico, where he will «T . LOUIS ( U P I) — South­ run in the Preakneaa, May 18. paw pitcher Lurry Jastcr has been optioned by the SL Louis Cardinals to Tulsa of the Texas League but will contiuue to count on the Cardin­ als' 25-man player limit this missed are everyday hunting season. In certain areas In Central Florida, possibilities o f a spring gobbler season and a W h y Y O U Should B u y , change In bag limits on freah water fish. T IR E S from M cR O B E R T S Bickerstaff aaid the final rules and regulations will he adopted at tha state-wide com* Lifetime Unconditional Road mission meeting In Ifcllahassev Hazard Warranty. in July. Fish, Hunt M eetings Set M AP3£X, the big blows of a four-run llthinnlng rally thst carried the Indians to their fifth straight win. Bob Allen, the fourth Cleveland hurler, was the winning pitcher. Four Senators were ejected from the 3:23 struggle by Umpire Ai Sslerno. Johnny Buihardl, aided by Hoyt Wilheim’ a ninth-inning relief, won hi* second game for the White Sox, who knock­ ed the Athletics out of first place. Buxhardt tingled home one White Sox run and Floyd Rohlnson had a run-scoring single and a double to extend hia hitting streak to eight games. * United Press — By A lan M over Bosox Off To Amazing Start By United P m * International There are two word* need­ ed to explain why the Boston Red Sox arc off to their best atart In 10 years: Pesky and pitching. Rookie Manager Johnny Pesky has instilled a new spirit and a strong young pitching stall eompletts the new look of a team that so often In the past has been all muscle at the plate and all thumbs in the field. The combination has the Red Sox occupying first place Jn the American League to* day—a heady experience for the survivors of last season's eighth-place bumblers. - L U ------- -- Money-Saving WHITEWALL SALE W id e W hiles • Narrow W hiles • !! Rayons • Nylons • Tube -Type • ] i * Tubeless • Discontinued Designs! • “ Y ou r Friendly Ford Dealer” !; Warehouse Specials • Real Buys! i ;j O Strickland-Morrison IN C O R P O R A T E D • S E R V IC E D E P A R T M E N T 308 E. Firat 84. Ph. FA 2-1481 W. Park MI 4-891S �. ii v . i; V ft Rtitfarh Rrralh Wed. May rnRC > f MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Tr> our “ Tru Tender" lleef today. We guarantee it to he tender nod well flat tired or your purrhnne price will he cheerfully refunded. NEW ORGANIZATION IIA S OLD OFFICERS. The Seminole County unit of the new Tuberculosis und Respiratory Disejises A*«n. I ik \ o f Cen­ tral Florida retain the name officers that the TB ami Health Assn, had last year, as they were unanimously elected to the new organization Mon­ day. From left nre President Jim Lee; Treasurer Nancy Steel. Vice Presi­ dent Mack Cleveland Sr. and Mrs. C. E. Hunter, secretary. (Herald Photo) POT ROAST Quantity Reserved • Price* Good Thru Mny 12 AN TENDER Pork Roast Lb. CENTER Cl 1 REDLAM RESULTS as the cast of “ Pest F«wit Forward" practices tha "mob scene” for the play which will In* p«-o««nl*<l Friday at 8 p.m. at the Seminole High School auditorium, by the memberi of the Dramatics Club of the school. Tickets will ho on side at the door al « " " imU nricn. lu tips scene, the movie star in beiny mobbed by souvenir hunters ns the loyal students try to protect her from their attentions. (Herald Photo) PORK C H O PS All kinds of complications re-lilt when the glamorous slur arrives to be met by the confused Bud. who'* hoping hi* girl won't find out. while at the »amr time all the other boys are eager to meet the star. Other prime rule* are tak­ en by John Wcitgat. as Dutch Miller; Hubert Murrle a* Hunk Hoyt; Wayne Kpp* as Satchel Mayer amt Susan Tanner a> Minerva. Supporting roles include fienc Bullard in the part of Fairy Tale Hunsel Mini Crete), the fairy-tale operetta will tie presented Thursday at 8 p. m. at Sanford Grammar School by the children of the sixth grade. Hunnie Weilmldt will star In the role of Hansel with Dawn Boatwright aa Grata!. Shirley fiteveraon will piny The Witch. Cast of characters includes the Hrooniblmlrr ( Louis Mu*grovel, his wife t K a t h y Bunks), S a n d m a n (Gloria V a il). Club Dinner To Aid Library By Frances Wester The Lake Mary Woman's Club will sponsor a barbecue chicken dinner in the cafe­ teria of the l-ihe Mary School this Thursday between the houri of 5:30 p. m. and I p. m. All profit* from tlie dinner will be used for purchasing library book* for the school. Advance ticket* for adult* or children may be purchased at the school office or from any member of the Women'* Club. Angels are iltendn BetlrnImugh, Sheryl Sanders. Sue Smith, Debbie Moody. Melissa Wagner, Teresa Wall, Dee Dee Scruggs, Charlotte Scruggs, Paula Vuughn. Janice Cannon, CouLio Kussall, Tiofilu Haulilia, Richard Cisowski and Charles Hadden. Cookie Children are Dannie Cannon, Buy Milwuod, Je.-se flgtesby, John lliimldey, Mike Vollidme, Wesley Buwrry anil Tenuilla Cheater. No admission will I m- rharged fur the play hut a donation wilt fie taken to buy needed equipment for the school. Chitterlings SPARE RIBS 10 lbs. 99c W H IT E B A C O N lb. 19c Smoked Sausage • Ilolognu Ox Tails • lleef Liver Fresh Homemade Sausage Lbs. 1 Ml. CAN - LIM IT fi WITH *5 FOOD OKDEU SU NLITE TO M ATO ES DEL MONTH CAN 4/98c 3/S1.00 . 45c 4/98c I.A ItUTA I I 07.. CONDITIONER HOI 'T il KIEV NO. l i > CAN IN STALL NOW — ENJOY A L L BVMMEIt ONE DAT SERVICE AUTO SERVICE lOU.s S. Sanford. FA 2-I2R6 EGGS /7n \ 11 " Z • W ieners 98 < - 29‘ Early Garden Peas , 3/48c DOG FOOD . . 4/25c PEANUT BUTTER . 88c ENERGY . 29c DDKKS I l.ll. CAN notJIUM 40 07.. 07. I.HH'ITI I I OZ. I.K H TIl DETERGENT FLA. GRADE A SM ALL JONES 3 DEI. MONTE - NO. .111.1 TUNA FISH . CORNED BEEF DELTA SYRUP . PEACH HALVES N O R D IC 'ILUSIIURY 3 doz $1 Biscuits 6 hr 3 9 ‘ llirds Eye Itiilter lleans 10 oz. 2/49c llirds Eye Mixed Vetf. 10 oz. 2/47c llirds Eye Chop. Broccoli 10 oz. 23c Sara Lee Pound Cake 12 oz. 79c Sara U e Choc. Swirl Cake 14 oz. 79c Sara l*ce Apple Spice Cake 14 oz. 79c J 'h S L & k Just tell us how m uch m o n e y y o u n e e d to m eet all your seasonal exp en ses. P h o n e for prompt, courteous service! Ctifc Veti $170.00 1BK00 770 00 JI7.00 *17.00 aw. oo LOANS UP TO $600 NOT RESPONSIBLE FINANCE SERVICI, INC. of Sanford Mrs. Elliabeth drl'allut M ULLET 'T W fs r iiM n H-mmutitmwammuuimsme,' >•; :anrr / IU I 3 lbs. 49c STREAK 'i* LEAN u A woman o f IM says that age U a mental condition. Achea and pains? Aw, pay no attention to them! I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. K ID N E Y S FRESH NOW ! /cTs lb. 38c 1'ORK AIR CONDITION YOUR CAR AIR 5 lbs, $1.29 LEAN MEATY Chuck Green; Terry Burke, lew a* Dr. Berber; Henry Lavender as tha Old Grad. Teresa Spear* play* the part <d Ethel; Chuck Mecki plays Prof, Lloyd and Billy Coleman plays Jack Haggarty. the press agent. Starring a* "MUa Delaware Water Gap" is Un.iui# Cam­ eron. with Marguerite Tnevs a* the chaperon. Mis* Smith; Kicky Harris a* Chester the reporter and Geni Klinefelter a* 'I lie Blind Date. Director* of the play are Mra. Jackie Genlry and Mra. Thelma Lewis, Senior English teacher*. The play 1* being presented hy member* of the SIIS Dramatic* Club. w iili lb. 58c PORK Bob Bolt Stars In Comedy Bob Bolt will c»rr.v the cen­ tral role of that mixed-up kid, Bud Hooper, a prep ccluiol slislent who celt carried sway und invite* a movie *tar to the achool prom, in llodgkinxon's famous play, “ Best Foot Forward” being pre­ sented at the Seminole High School auditorium Friday at t p.m. The part of the m*vle alar, Cale Joy. is played by Louise Higginbotham and Hud's reg­ ular girl, Helen Sr Idealinger, ia the role of Donna bandage, 28 74 PtTifMnti 1 7.00 11 00 tl 00 1.00 ?< oo JJ 00 U.S. No. 1 Potatoes 10 FAM ILY 110 South Magnolia St....................FA 2-4612 LARG E BO X Limit 2 With IS Or Mort Fund Ordrr Lbs. Cantaloupes. . . . Sweet Potatoes . . Lg. Watermelons . . 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 38* 3 for 98c lb. 10c 89c ea. 1100 W. 18th. 81. ft 4th. St. ft Sanford A tf . .................- +■* �■I —>1■ iVfo:. mM t M K M I ■u Miss Judith Ann Bentley To Marry Robert Grella I I Mr. and Mrs. William II. Hendry, loo Jenkins Circle, Sanford, announce t h e en­ gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Rohcrt Allen Grella, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Grella, of Denver, Pa. Miss Hendry was bom In Charleroi, Pa., and graduated from the A. D. Eisenhower High School, In Norristown, Pa. White in high school she was a member of the Glee Club and Student Council and participated in achool sports events. She has lived In Sanford for the past three year* amt is presently employed by Iho Florida Stale Hank. The groom-elect was born In Chamtwrsburg, Pa., ami graduated from Ihe Chambersburg High ScIkki!. After completing four years with the U. S. Navy he Is continu­ ing hi* education. He Is pres­ ently living In Drl.aml and working on his degree at Stet­ son University. He Is also employ ml ai a life underwriter by the Pro­ vident Mutual Life Insurance Co. The wedding will be an event of June 8 at 10:43 a m. at St. I’ctcr'i Church, in DcLand. I I * H -# •! I■ 4 1 I !• i ’ * ' • 1IV*1.- ( ' 11•,ii« ii i <> i >nl»•r SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. I*t A Sanford A t *. FA M M 2 or FA 2-M52 5 IftE $ HAY \S m vfo CANNON HOSE FOIl IIF.U Seamless Stretch H im A-I l C Nylon Sheer Kiira H!j • II Nylon SenmleHH H im Hii . n New Spring Shade* Including Whit* Containers For Plants * Plant a can be grown in many) kind* of containers. However, the heit are thote which allow for good drain­ age ami are large enough to accommodate the root system of the plant. Containers ancli os clay poti, are heller than those made of copper, bran or glass. Gravel and charcoal placed in the bottom of the planter will allow for drainage, keep­ ing the root* from Mantling in cxceai water. If planti arc grown In nonporous ronlalnera, It ii advlsable to double-|Mit the plant— tlmt la, place the plant In a clay pot, then plaee the clay pot Inside the acrond con­ tainer. The bollorn of Iho nutaide eontalner should be fill­ ed with gravel. The apace between the side* til tho con­ tainer* should bo filled with peat mo**. This I* an excellent method of polling plants because ft allows for a certain amount of drainage arid air circula­ tion, as well aa minimizing watering chores. In regard to planters which are built into the bouse ns wall dividers, they present difficult problem* am) should be considered rare Ially be­ fore they are Installed. Enterprise Personals E. l it St. at Hanford Avr. FA 2-3214 i Mr. and Mrs. A. <1. Nelson relumed to l heir home In Tampa ufler spending several days at the huin« o f Miss Doris Faber. SALE! ;• ! f CONTINUES THRU — M AY 11 Chicken llvcra fry golden brown If wrapped In alumlI mini foil and dropped In deep, hot fat. Unwrap when (lane and serve Immediately, Mrs. Finn Wiliter and Mrs. Dick Hamcs were welcomed as new members of the Offi­ cers' wives group. Going away gill* were pre­ sented to Mrs. Wallace Hall, Mrs. Jack Charlton, Mrs. Hindi Wilson and Mrs. Hob Itankln. Mr*. Charles Meshlcr spoke for a few minutes about Navy Relief. Local Events THURSDAY MISS SUSAN McCALL, rented, jumus with tho unusual centerpiece at n chatter party in her honor. With her from left are her mother, Mrs. K. S. McCall und co-hostesbes, Mrs. W. A. Adams and Mrs. John Ivey. (Herald Photo) Variety Show Planned By Pilot Club The Pilot Club of Sanford will sponsor a variety show this Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. "Those Wonderful Years" Is the title of the presentation, which will lie pul on hy the Dellary Volunteer Firemen’s Association Auxiliary. Among the performers will be the Pilot Club president. Mrs. Jark Lambertson, and vice president, Miss Janet Smith. The show was recently pre­ sented In the Dellary area, and received so much support that it will be repeated for Seminole County folks. Tickets may be purrliascd from any Pilot Club member. Proceeds from the cvtnl will bo used for (hr Pilot Club eommunily projects. SPECIAL — 24 PIECES DECORATED *2 1 “ 20% OFF ON A L L O PEN STOCK I : -* s; •tu rens will he hostess for a cov­ ered dish luncheon at 10 u.m. FRIDAY DIRT GARDENER'S Circle will meet at to a.in. at the home of Mrs. Floyd Palmer, 633 Valencia, for a meeting and covered dish luncheon. JACARANDA members will meet with Mrs. J. L. Andrews at 7 p.m. for a picnic supper. Bring your own table service please. BOSE Circle meets with Mrs. O. L. Barks at 0:43 a.m. for a program and picnic lunch. Members are asked tu bring their trading stamps for Ihe circle project. SATURDAY IXORA Circle will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs John llurlun at <1:30 p.m. for the annual barbecue. 'Q<uutl)6xm Mrs. W. A. Adams and Mrs. John Jvey cnlrrtainrd with a recent chatter party from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m., honoring Miss Susan McCall, a mem­ ber of the high school grad­ uating class, ut the home of Mrs, Adams, on Lily Court. The dining table was over­ laid with n green cloth with while fringe, carrying out the class colors. The center ar­ rangement was a while bowl holding driftwood with small white diplomas, tied with green rihlMin; small diction arics, green shrubs and white flowers. Arrangement* of s p r i n g flowers were placrd through­ out the party rooms. Those invited to share the afternoon with the honorcc w ere her mother, Mrs. E. S McCall, and the Misses Kheda Epstein, Sandy Wright, Pam Jones, Sandy Richards, Jo Ann Hern, Pat Hruce, Jackie Lovelace, Ha hi Oilhom, Peggy Powell, Jo Ann Nix, Lynn McCord, Jane .Mil­ ler. Jolmnlc Gore, Janie Ashby, Pol Kim, Vada Staffer, Susan Tariiny, Caroline Haggerly, Judy llunlrn, Caroline Tur­ ner, Diane Reas ley, Linda Williams, laiuisc Higgintxv tham, Linda Mills, Judy Whitmure, Pally Johnson, Linda Sue Williams, Slicrrillc Jul­ ian, Cindy Lake, and Luc) Moughton. Wed In Mobile Mrs. Julie Downing Dochring and William Oliver Liv­ ingston Jr. were married April 27 at a nuptial mass at St. Dominic’s Catholic Church in Mobile Ala., at 10 o'clock with the Rev. Joseph Adams officiating. The bride Is the daughter of Hie late Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ gar E. Downing and tile bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver Liv­ ingston of Sanford, Florida. Following a breakfast at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kearlry, the couple left for a trip to New Orleans. Upon their return they will reside at 22 S. Hathaway Road. Mobile, Ala. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Livings­ ton and Mr. and Mrs. John 31. Fitzpatrick of Sanford. Take the wrinkles out of plastic material by placing a damp, thick bath towel over the plastic. Iron with a hot iron and the wrinkles will disappear. Mary Esther’s • BRUNCH COATS 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 •;.V’ 4I A “ Nice” G ift — A Book From Our Bigr Vi PRICE TABLE Flemings Gift* • Curds • Books (Formerly McVicnrs) 210 E. First St. MAY CLOSE - our D A R Plans Meeting This Friday SALE! Tlie annual meeting of the Sallic Harrison Chapter of the DAR will he held Friday at 2:30 pm . al 910 Palmetto Ave. Hostesses for the event wilt tie Mrs. Lawrence Tinsley. Mrs. James Sims and lira. Raymond Smith. Annual reports wilt be giv­ en hy officers and committee chairmen. • VISIT ■ 9/otetM eto o kin q . . . FOB THAT “S P E C IA L ” G IF T FO R M OM? Lury Nowlin, Florida Power & Light Home Econnmlat. will ire in our More Thun*., May 9, 1(1 a.m. to 5 p.m. demonatratlnK the latent electrical hounewaron. * Free Refreshments Sp a tia l I DAY will lie nerved to everyone. O NLY! • Electric Can Opener See Our Complete Stock Of— • Corning Ware *8 “ • Pyrex The Sherwln-Williama factory trained representative will be In our atore • PANTIES nil day May 9th, to Hnttwer nil your home decorating f|ueMions, • HOSIERY • SU PS ^7 ’i i ia n li Downtown * v "Featuring Fashions Just, For You" • ROBES Faaitly FashlM . And Footwear / l W. O. Livingston Only ( • DINNERS, « CUPS, PATTERNS Members of the Sanford Garden Club a r e making plans for the final meetings of the rlub year. Among Uiosc meeting this week are: THURSDAY AZALEA Circle meets at 8 p m. with Mrs. Al Hunt, Pal­ metto Avr., and Mrs. Roy Tillis is cohoslrsa. Bring a white elephant for a sale and enjoy n Jewelry party pre­ sented by Mra. Tliomai Rus­ sell. MAGNOLIA Circle mem­ bers will hold a covered dull supper, starting at 7 p m. al the home of Mrs. Lucille Abrams, on Sanford Ave. Husbands are invited. MIMOSA members have changed the date from Friday to Thursday fur Hie final meeting. Mrs. Herbert Beh­ ‘Johyyinitw i BEGINNER SET S jg .9 3 Tjahdsm Qaknjdah Com fy S lip p e r s w hite stone w are CLOUD N IN E v I,* Graduate Feted At Tea M i} 41 MISS JANICE COLLINS, center, with one of lier nmny gifts « t n Itriilnl * bower in her honor. At left is her mother, Mrs. Joseph Collins imtl at right, hostess, Mrs. Ben I lowland. (Herald l ’liuto) Final plans for the wedding of Miss Edith Louise Hanson, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. A. B. Hanson and David Richard McNeill Jr., son of Sir. and Mrs. David B. McNeill Sr., of Live Oak, are being an­ nounced. The wedding will be an event of this Saturday at 3 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Rev. H. L. O'Quinn, pastor of the Oakluwn Baptist Cha­ pel. will ufllclate and all friend* of the couple are in­ vited to attend. Mrs. Doehring, raLnasc2Ji • SAUCERS) Announced Miss Janice Collins, brideelect, was guest of honor at a shower at the home of Mrs. Hen Howland, 13311 East 24th St. Games were played and prizes won by Miss Camilla Collins, sister of the honorcc. Mrs. Peter Bukur. and Miss Barbara West. Refreshments of c a k e , punch, nuts and mints were served from a table centered with a large arrangement of snapdragons in a crystal bowl. Assisting Mrs. Howland with the serving was Mrs. Robert Thomas. Others invited to share the evening were the honorec's mother, Mrs. J. T. Collins, the Mines. Louise Tillis, P. J Ilukur, Htuirt Gatchcl, L. C. Hllcy, Charles Clcmmcr, A J. Rracken, A. L. While. Also Mmcs. Raymond Hall, Pitt Varncs. Herbert Mann, Thelma la-uis, Edgar Rriice, Rohcrt Jcrnlgan. Torn Rich­ ey and live Misses Hetty Mann, La Verne Sweeney and Linda Parrott. The VAH-1 Officers’ wives met at the home of Mrs. Jess Taft for a sack lunch get to­ gether with Mrs. John Spartz as co-hostess, Lake Mary Woman's Club is sponsoring a chicken bar­ becue from 5:3u to 8 p.m. at the I.ake Mary School Cafe­ teria. Proceeds will go to the school library fund. Tlmse wishing to donate books may call .Mrs. Hugh THU* at FA 2-4098. Wedding Plans Shower Honors Bride-Elect tly Mrs. IT. L. Johnson Election of officers for Ihe coming year was the high­ light o f the monthly m eting of the I.ake Monroe Home Demonstration Club, Thurs­ day evening. The nominating committee composed of Mrs. J. II, Tindel, Mra. J. C. Hupp nod Mrs. .Marion Iwe gave the following name! for nomination which were elected by the club to servo for tho coming year. President, Mrs. C, E. Hunt­ er; first vlre president, Mrs. Ed Dowell; second vln- presi­ dent, Mrs, Jack Hlniidifer; srcrrlory, Mr*. H. Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. William Carroll Jr; delegate, Sirs. Rob­ ert Mann and alternate, Mrs. J. Illnckwclder, The meeting was presided over by tile president Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald. Mrs. Tlndrl gave the devotional including silent prayer for one of tho rharter membera who la ill, Mrs, William Camp. Mrs. Fitzgerald appointed Mrs. Mann, Mra. Tindrl and Mrs. Clniido Hawkins to check on the needs of the rommunlty building. Hie tour of the Modcrnugir Furniture More which was postponed will tie made on May lath. The group will meet at the Educational build­ ing of the llpsala Presbyterian Church ut <1:13 and proceed on to Orlando. Tho June meeting will he a ham end rove m l dish supper Iw-glnnlng at 7 p. m. Julie lath at the Educational building with Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Fitzgerald In charge. Mra, Hunter and Mrs, John­ son served cake and punch to tho Mines; Louise Itushtow, llndel, Carroll, Jr., Sapp, Dowell, Mann; Fitzgerald, Hawkins and a guest Mra. J. T, Cash, mother of Mra. FIUgerald who la visiting her from Htaunton, Vo. Page 8—Wed. May 8, *63 J-fa n s o n . M c N e i l l Nrraift Of Monroe Club CORSAGES ^ * — and DELIVERED ON TIME Your Downtown Floriat i V A H -I Luncheon Onnfurh Named President MISS JUDITH AN N BENTLEY i Hostess For Ctjf Mrs. C. E. Hunter : e •••' v » y -r I Mrs. Jess Taft Hanford Open Friday Nisht Till Nine ed W il l ia m s m u m iM s M v ilM Hardw are fA 144*4 ptncAtte rv Una l o c t a i izueutaisra •> �. - ■* v I * 4; it Hassle Hits Lawmakers On Judges W if PnnfnrTi Wrralfi Wed. May 8. ’63— Page 9 FAG Plans Mine than 100 Senior pat­ ento met at Seminole High School Monday to sign up for committees and map out plans for the big Fun Aftt-r Grnduatnm acitivitifs for this year's graduating class. Hubert Murrtv, seniur class president met with tin- par­ ents and explained why the class should like to have a “ Beatnik’’ party. lie said that flu- studen'a felt that, they would need no special costumes, an each one TALLAHASSEE (U P I) - A ronitltutlonal amendment to permit the Legislature to pro­ vide tor an additional county judge in countiei with a population in excel* of W.uoo ran into a -turn of cuniro\ersj in die Senate Tues­ day. After nearly an hour's de­ li;, tr, die measure was taken off the calendar lit a vote of 32 20 and Bent back to the committee on amend n.cnti tlefore debate was halted, the measure was amended to prwilde that judges In counties of 20,000 popul|tion or more be attorneys, but another amendment exclud­ ed judges now in office. It also was amended to require an appruting role of the people in the countyinvolved before a new Judgeship could he created. Under present law, only counties with 125.000 popula­ tion or more can hate two county Judges. Sen. Demp­ sey Hamm, Panama City, tried unsuccessfully to put the floor for additional judges at 80,000 population. Sen. Varle Pope, St. Aug­ ustine. opposed the measure on the grounds to the legis­ lature creating judgeships by ’ 'senatorial courtesy" under which such matters are hand­ led as local legislation and left to the senator of the af­ fected county. Out At SHS tins some kind of uppiopriutt clothing for the casual relaxed atmosphere of the Menutik style, and would prefer to be comfortable after the hectic activi.iea of the lu-l weeks of school. I luring the class muling held a few days ago, Murrlu said thul uut of 220 seniors, lot) voted for the Beatnik party. They would like to hale n -mall blind for dune lug and singing to go alone with the swimming It was decided to hold tiic party ut Simlando Springs, The class helped talse loon­ ey for the party with llteir sale* of movie tickets bring­ ing in a turn! of $.*i72. Tin- tub fur tin- other expenses is lieing picked up by the Rotary Mol. as they hum in past years. Sonny Powell and Bill Love­ lace. lepw.scnting the ltutnry Cluh ate co chairing Ihe rutin evening of even!-, which will begin tight after gtadimtion R o ta r ia n s G o O n B o a t T rip Sanford Rolarians departed at noon today for their an­ nual Boat Trip and Corn Bell up the SI. Johns River at Harry Robson's ramp. Boats W t from the Monroe B Idge docks for tlie leisurely trip to iltr camp, where great pots of boiled corn, and huge grilled steaks will pioilde a feast for the club on their annual social outing. Harry Robson is chairman In charge of the event. Allgooil Itrund Siiifiir-Ciired BY STIECTING THf £ x f r « SUMP lit MS IN THIS AD' SLICED MM * rM'atdTVTRIRTVniMillL BACON 39 (2-l.lt. I'kR. 77c) ling Hens lb. 39c Grade 1 Uiiich Eruiru t r ie r - lltlh Ilih* igH ' w ' hi* i-uupun A purchase of 3 Buttles Of Juire-KlIO ; ■ Drink* .'I thusiastic audiences in DcRury on April 21 and 2.1, will be a III member cast, pail of which is pictured aInti e. Curtain will i ing tip at 8 p.m. (Ilcntltl Photo) By l.ouisr Si munch THE GRAY LADIES TRAINING I'ROCRAM wan explained by Mrs. Cor­ don Frederick, second from left, al a toffee held last week for Clinic Mothers of the South Seminole Junior High. With Mrs. Frederiek are, left, Mrs. William Eckard ami right, Mrs, Charles Atkins. Mrs. Charles Muttiii )Kiured. (Herald Photo) Mr. J. Henchert Dies In Hospital Mr. Jacob Henchert, 65. of 112 Driftwood Lane, died Tuesday night at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. Henchert came to banford one year ago from Phil­ adelphia, Pa., and is survived locally by Ids wife, .Mis. Klirabelb llciichcil The bodv will ite sent Ertday hi Philadelphia lor ser­ vice* and luiriul. tlramkow Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. Compromise In Labor Crisis BONN, Germany ilJ P l) — Cliancellordeslgiistr Ludwig Erhard won a compromise settlement today in Wr*l Germany's worst lulior crisis since the war. "W e a v o i d e d disasler,” Economics Minister Erhard said. Gray Ladies Program Explained To M others By Jam- Casselberry South Seminole Junior High School Clinic Mothers held « coffeo last Wednesday morn­ ing in Weaver Hull of the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church to hear Mr*. Gordon Frederick of Sanford speak oil the Red Cross Glay l.mly Program for School Clinics. She suid that tim e now are mure I linn it nun Gray Ladies serving in Florida schools. A total of IT hours is required in Gie training including In hours of First Aid anil seven hour* of Red Cl os and school orientation She recommended lliat the ladles wait until schuol starts In Hie fall to set up a training cojirse. Hostesses for Iho coffee were Clinic Mother Chairman Mrs. IVillhnn Eckard and CoChairman Mrs. Clinile* Mar­ tin of Lakewood Shores. Chairman for Hie coming year will be Mrs. Charle At­ kins of Altamonte Springs Hi r co-chairman will he Mrs. Lewis Cote o f Casselberry, Citizens Party Need Stressed m u EASY TERMS WOOS. UtTXL o * suseasr iumacu Pius 12th C A R D S by Norcross A Hallmark ■xfumiuiuimu Fancy Green Cucumbers 2 for 9c Slime To .Make Her Happy * Ceramics • t, I**.a are • ttlcker t agr* A llml* Wooderofti-r) • Brass • Copper PO W ELL’S Iif fire Siipptirs A Gills 117 .MtiKiiolin Ait'. Corn 10 ears 49c Red Ripe - 22 l.li. At g. Watermelon 79c 4 FREE 4 W A S H IN G H I M KHI.I MP A lt! I.LtMlN D id INl, I I Special! AT EVENINGS SERVICE P A IN T S Sanford’* Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store F A 2-0983 20!) \V. 1*1 St. Sttnford, Flu. GO SOI W. Ini ihiinws ;| ^ i i a i « t a i i PLAID ij s # * * * Mllli this ruupon A purckao* at • I Cans Tahby All Fish jM Coupon good through May llth j-5-ii Parker APPLE 50 With I he I'urchnne of Eui'h of I he Following Items V* r “NO C O U PO N NECESSARY” I I IF A Bottle Or IU0 A lk a -S e ltz e r..............59c 7-Of. Can 1'A - Lb. VO-5 H air Spray .... ?1.50 Meimens - 3-Ol. Hot. Each Spray D e o d o ra n t.... $1.00 I'rrll - Large llottlr lull Page I'aurukr and W*- Waffle Syrup 35c If Idahoan - t-l.h. I’ kg. I’ LUS Ketchup 2/43c 43c 4/69c Ith-t Delight I m il Cocklud or I -1 Isf a n Peach Halves Idvie l.li) 5 Ih. Big Drlergenl 29c l.g. Pkg. 57c Fab Lit. Bus |lr Ur) llalhriHiiti 2 ItolU < leaa*er 2r tiff 33c ILilll Bai* l'*lmulite (Dsdux Opponite || tlf. * A-Jax I.i4|unl |'t* hh r im 1 ari*l •ltltl's 2 lo t 37c Tissue 29c Bright Sail Gal. Jug Soap 2,31c Bleach 39c timid) cur Jane Barker Choc, or Cherry letd Layer C a k e .... . each 59c W ith the I ’ urchnne o f Each o f the Folio w in s Item s “NO CO UPO NS ffeV,SI N E C E S S A R Y ” While Hou*r • 13 l|l. I'kg. InKtant M i l k ............... 85c Aan Page • Pint Jar Sandwich S p re u d ...... 35c 3i (Ml l.ahrl . Pint Can Freewax ................... 02c Our Own InKtant Tea 39c Ann Page • I-Lb. Bottle Italian D reH sin g ...... 39c I-l.b. Can Tissue 27c Clean’r 39c Crisp llrlglit Sail . |-l.h. Can Spray Starch ..............45c Ik For Only Northern (Bathroom tissue 12 Bull* 4I."()> llrg Bulls Sirh-lntMitus t limamuii 1| it*. DUALITY Vuhun I nut ant Coffee 89c Potato PlakcH ............49c Ilia Page Tiininlii - Special l-lh l-u». Ml*. •25c ea. REST .1 l.h. Can Shortening 3 lb. tin 49c NahiM-n I’rraduai Desired I String Each Momiarums Broom $1.23 Spry S h o rte n in g .......89c Grits 40c ea. Liquid Shampoo .... $1.00 It idle Brunt v S tines 29c X- ox 2 31c Service ITS PI. • K II*. FOR PERSONALIZED - COURTEOUS of Sanford !*■ t oupoo good through May 11th S J’ 3’ 11 _______ IB f R i m R i t l Jane I l l'l l K SERVICE DRY CLEANING P*t m# tarn (wt| (i Cans Of Meal j|| Util Food -1 15-ox. cana 59c ,x # Paper Towels Oslux 2nd OAL Milh this coupon A purchaa* M ;; ; j& Tea Bags 11 BAITED D ay iii S O ^ ^ s S S l B B ‘^ Dojf Food 11 l-lli, cans 81.05 Fancy Yellow G IF T S f lC I ■ i mi pmi good through .May 11th J-5-11 ■ ! R :n t a :i (R e g . '19c) SH IR T S F IN IS H E D I ELLOPH IN K *6 S f e x t*H In e • MiiriiuiM. ovta OU> OHT • uiimw saaisHT • IXCIUIMT Set Alien T^ • (01 UM DM urines 1 LIVING ROOM • HEDROOM - DINING ROOM SUNDAY. M AY ONLY CAREFULLY FOLDED 1 4*0*. cuna 98c Large Bottle W ASH P A N T S • texarim o w h i t i m u i H M OTHERS DAY IN D IV ID U A L Y m Mill' thi* coupon A purchase of 4 Call* Of llormrl Virnna Anacin ................... $1.25 DUALITY - SERVICE vmt PLAID STA M PS 9 SnuMtKe Here's an easy method to crack a coconut. Put Uie coconut in the uven for 2ti minute*. After it lias cook'd— if it hasn't already cracked— a few taps with a hammer should do llm trick. LAU N DRY & CLEANERS HASHED • An interesting rt-purl was given by Mrs. Milton L. Tins­ ley on her trip tu Palm Beat'll where she represented the club at the rlStlt Convention of the Florida State Women's Feder­ ation. It wu* announced liiut the next meeting of tile Seminole County Federation will la- held al 10:30 u.iii, on May 23 In Casselberry at which time Mrs. Tinsley will be installed as Federation pivsiilent. Dsdux WASHINGTON (U P li — Michigan Gov. George Rom­ ney said today the nation des­ perately needs a “ rltirens" political party that will not he limited to the views of busi­ ness, labor or any other single group. itt& o m memory o f Mrs. Wesley Bas­ sett who recently passed away. In view of .Mrs. Bassett's avid interest in antique*, the book wilt lie on that subject. -i-s-n H M •a m ( ig| iI.m .1 ,■ ■ >t iHf Im IS(lur (Inn LYPERIU 3 C O M P LET E RO O M S, FRIDAY Now officers of the Altumontc Springs Civic Cluh were installed at n linn lieon held lust Wednesday at the Ham­ ilton House which was the last meeting of Hi,, giotip for the current year. Incoming officers, who were presented with corsage* made up in colors representative of their various offices, were Mrs, K. A. Jutlie, president; Mrs, Geurge llcimi, vice pn-«ident; .Mrs. Clifford Sands, corresponding secretary; Mrs. It. A. Wells, recording secre­ tary; Mrs. It. T. Overly, treas­ urer and Mr*. M. G. Pate, III*torinn. lb, Gertrude Forman, retiling president, whs present­ ed with a citatum by Mrs, Frank kollmaii, president of Old Glory Atncrhuu Legion Unit 1N3, for tlm donation given by the Civic Club tu the Girl* Slate Fund, CnniinitUe chairman an­ nounced by Mrs. .lutin’ for her tenure of office Included, Mrs. Kiank O'Brien, beautification; Mrs. E M. Summons, memlw-rship; Dr. E’orman. program; Mis. 1. L. Forham, hospitali­ ty; Mis. E. W. Ibrllman, house; Mrs. H, II. Taylor, civ­ ic; Mr». It. N. Nordgnm, pub­ licity and Mrs. A. M. Buiko, service. Annuunrrment was made try Mrs. S. H. fa d ) Jr. that the hook piiichuHct] for lliu Alta­ monte Library In memory of Mr*. T. F. Wood i« sn excellent reference hook on Florida cull lb d ‘'Florida Htindl miiik," Tin’ cluh voted to present another hook to the library in 57-ox. lilts. 81.00 ! m Coupon giHHl Ihruugh May 11th Breast 51b. box $2.19 ■Ljxz:n\u:niuu Altamonte Civic Club Installs New Officers OUT.IDE HOUSE PAINT 203-09 E. 1st S t of $5.00 or more Bed re maMr unly at A A P afore* girinr I'lshl Stamps in Florida. Genrgia, or South Carolina. I imil one rnupun per adult rustomrr, ARL-63-41 Ciiiiihhi rood thrmrah .May llth. lip„t|l|WtW^t*rww iK ^ n iB ia ta i iH tNMYPAm M A T H ER 100 E x tra p u n m u m With this rnupun and purchaa* i r tn fu b a p l a id 5D STA M PS l,t*dt- A Mulch f mien "THOSK WONDERFUL YEARS.” presented by DeBnry’* Volunteer Fire Assn, and its Auxiliary, will be s|H)tisored in Sanford by the Sun ford Pilot Club tins Saturday night at the Civic Center. Apitcnring on the pioginni, which played to en­ 4 45 Uks:. B ttW M fO m S ORES Site Bill* Lb. P LU S r iiooikm A 1-Lb. Seminole Band In Contest Seminole High School's Marching and Twirling Semi­ nole Band and Majorettes boarded a train at 10:40 a. m. today for Miami to at­ tend tlte Southern Half of tie Florida Bandmasters Suite Contest, along with 40 other hands from the sou­ thern area. Thursday, the band will take part in sight reading, concert and drill contests at the Miami Beach Auditorium and at Flamingo Park, Band­ master Ernest Cowley said. Soloists will be Charles Habun, student conductor; Lin­ da Webb, cornel; Norman Leach, cornet; Mike Corbin, tuba; John Oyler, Alto tax and Joel Fehd, flute. Twirling soloists will be Judy Bedwell, Donna Peters, Maureen Moughtoo and Suaan Plarcy. Head Majorette Joan Jones and Susan Brown will enter the competition with a twirl­ ing duet. Emtembles will be headed up by Roy Green, horn quar­ tet; Norman Leach, trumpet trio; John Oyler, tax quar­ tet; Joel Fehd. flute quartet and Eddie Hubbard, clarinet quartet. David Wiaboldt and Mrs. Charles Dees will aerve as piano accompanists. Mrs. C. T. Rabun Is going as chiperone sod Divid Wilson will ao'te as field announcer. -a, Dr. ami Mrs. Phil Westgate; Hors d'oeuvres, Mr and Mrs. l);m Wright and Reception decorating, Mrs. Sarah Bun ten. Principal A. II. Bracken told the* parents that high schools nil over the country have found that the all-night parent • controlled after-grad­ uation parties ate- the solution to the tendency o f students In let tiff si mm in onl-oflewn places and unch-tpciuiicd •activities. V* RIBS Small with a reception for grads and parents in the cafeteria, followed by a movie at the Kite, then the Beatnik party at Sanhiudo Springs. Friday, before graduation the seniors will have a picnic nt the beach, Mr. and Mrs. t buries Meeks are in charge of the beach party. The reception chairmen are Hr. und Mrs. A. \V, Epps; Movie eltnlniien, Hr. and Mrs, Edwin Epstein; Ihwtnik Par­ ty, Mrs, t nmtlla BruCet Piz- j X A SH SA V IN G S “ Super-Right" Spare llorm el Spam ............49c Nuhixeo - U ' f t l f . Box Shredded W h e a t ...... 37c No Bug* M’ Lad) . Per Roll Shelf Paper ......... 45c Thousand Gland • h-Oz. But. P fe iffe rs Dressing .... 39c Mliltr, Yellow, Chur, or D. Dutch Pillsbury Cake Mixes 39c Nestles Triple Decker - Tray Of 3 Candy B a r s ............... 27c (|u*rt Bottle Ritters Tomato Juice 33c Any Red Kettle Soup M ix Yaur dreamt com* D im with Jane Parker - Pkg. Of 10 ^ - PLAID STAMPS French Rolls o o d J J to re s ............ 25c P r k e s in t h is * d s r * g o o d t h r o u g h Saturds), May llth . Ma-nolia A ir. at 2nd St., Ssnford, ('la. J A*. �SPECIAL ! FIRST - 0 - THE - SEASON SWEET RED RIPE WATERMELONS EACH ■r »stie _rv*.,asi:c' * . s o 1 ~ n r y .’. P IIC I9 PORK LOIN 0000 THSU THI FLORIDA OR CEORCIA GRADE “A” FRESH W IIB IN D BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESH WESTERN GRAIN-FED PORK FRYER PARTS LEGS or BREASTS 1 0 0 FREE M m ekoaU O * * •1,nt -t rt» fAMtt'f JT« »'< «» . ““ sa m a ra '♦ * * SLICED lb 33< WITH RIBS w av i SLICED lb 39c TOM AKINS displayH u fil I, - f o o t rattlesnake he killed in the H. II. Gilea imsture at Lake Monroe. (Herald Photo) Vegetable Market hum FLORIDA GRADE "A " FRESH EGGS PIE Porterhouse or Cub# ^ b l u e r ib b o n FYNE-TASTE H i 79c or MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT FYNE-BAKE 3 i» can 4 8 c or WITH F o r in f o r m a t io n , t a ll Y IK I.IM A I'K II t O S K I I*. (J. I l o s 1211 N O ItA A IM O U S H A S C O O B ID T I N D I I M l ATT W HITI SHRIMP PAN IIA O V WHITING » 15c PRBB BKTNA r^ fN .P v f a i - v . i « S 4f » I ll s ) • m■ ■ ■ *MO,,rN,NO T0UI eM0'c, • iottl# of 100 IU F F IR IN \{ | iy e i.ii oi • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ' • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! I j t r*^cow»ON a**» dv^ b»#i 8 m • • O#. Botil# \ L / B ■' • W '. w •■ ■ B B B B s trD S N K 99c IS •■« 'is»t»e.»i IriaisiMM'PStf J • APPLE • PEACH • CHERRY • COCONUT CUSTARD • REC 39< EACH ! l __ Pkg. ot IS Krona Injector SCHICK BLA O If MORTON'S FRUIT PIES-3 1 MOTOR OIL f 79c MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS $100 CHARCOAL &18« PICNIC 3 f FROZEN « 45< 00 OB M O II POOO OSOIS) DEL MONTE MOUTHWASH u N • 2 % ||% | FYNE-BAKE EARLY PEAS CAKE MIXES 4 ir or S|00 it ot C AN psoi I I M I I - I WITH POOO O SO IS, P t IA U NABISCO Oatmeal COOKIES Lorna Doona COOKIES 14 oz 3 7 c M w tN a li W HITI • r i t t o w • M A R SH D !V II POOO • tP IC I IU N IH IN I your community. FRANKS n i M i r - 1 conn O t YOUR CH O ICI WITH 91 00 OS M ORI O S D ItJ CAN • I S lf lN ID b u s in e s s a n d r i v ic lif e o f BEEF STEW f 65c >u •w.w, YOUR CHOICE! » 89c S IU I S IS S O N B O N III S I 10 OZ. JAR f/ HOUSf SEABOARD 30-40 WT. ROSEDALE VEGETABLE ROAST GIANT Maxwell HARDWOOD BRIQUETTES IS SAO ^ STEAKS - 9 8 YOUR CH01CEI xma FARMER GRAY SKINLESS STEAKS •8 8 PO U N D CAKE & 29< firms of p»pi,,it;e in lbs 59c li S IU I S IS S O N B O N III S I SOUND, SUMP O S S lllO IN IIP Sirloin or T-Bone b l u e r ib b o n COCONUT LAYER CAKE SOilDAtl • 1/ OI. CANS CHOPS 39c ir.’io/tir. • ' . STEAKS • 7 8 DOZEN CHOCOLATE MERINGUE WELCOME WAGON S PO N S O R S... li 7 " Cut Rib BLUE RIBBON identifies your to iN U IC IO lb 454 3«urwz>«M:ssv»».g»iTr.ri LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED THIS EMBLEM po rk ROAST In New York Tuesday, FlorIda cabbage price* were alight* ly higher at 92.25*92.50 per crate, with one mark high nK MED 12.75. lied type sold for $3.50. |4, and Havoy waa |3 for small SIZE •Is*. Celery prices were un* chanRe<l. Crates of 2 doien ■Isa were 93-93.50, mostly f 3.25-93.60, 2 ft to 3 dosen were 93.26-94, and 4 dmen ranged from •3-94, mostly $3.60-93.76. Chinese raldisKu brought 94JW-95.25 |mt criita for wrapped heads, mostly 95. Jleans moved slowly, with bushel hampers of Valentina type selling for 94.76-95, and Harvesters ranging front 96* 9<I, mostly 96-95.50. Curumliers went 92.75-93.50, mostly 93-26-93.60 per bushel basket, ■mall size ranged from 92.6093.50 according to quality, and largo cukea were 91.50-92.25. Kndivo and eseaiolu weia §• alightly stronger, esrarole sell* REC Ing for 93*93.50, mostly 93.26* 99.60 per crate, and endive r a n g i n g from 92.5o-93.5o, mostly 92.75-92. Ilig I Inston lettuce wus slightly stiougar at 94-94.50, mottly 9l.5o per Specially Dacoratsd for Molhtr's Dry • crate of 24 heads and Homninc IA D Y PAIS IA R 0 I I 11. U O I. was also higher at 92.75-9-7. J’arsley was unchanged with curly type rung ing from 91-95 for crates of 6 dozen hunches. Jtadiahes were up slightly at mostly 91.50-91.76 per basket o f 30-0 oz. film hugs and ■quash was slightly stronger REC 12 OZ CUT • LADY FAIR COLDEN at 92-92.50 for smull crates of Miiull to medium size green Italian type. In Central Klo/idu .Monday rabhago was lower, selling mostly ut 91-26 per trute. lied type brought 92.6ti-92.76 and a few Savoy sold for 92 75. Chinese rabbuge, mostly wrap* pod, sold for 93.26-93.60 per crate. Cucumber« were 93 for a few' bushel baskets of the beat. P R E S T IG E C IN T It cut I K l l t l H P O IS R O A ttl 0 1 IIT H IS HAIP iok oz 3 7 c MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS t l Oz. If D*lu.s (*"/ It.voit i.llws •» P S IIIS V H |*s.*» s t v I IS • .| » •- »r -• »• > * ». 2 ! SWEET TENDER COLDEN BANTAM • WHOLE BEETS SOilDAtl • IP OI. CANt MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS i • GREEN LIMAS SOilDAtl • IP OI. CANt • PEAS & CARROTS SOtiOAU • IP OI. CANt • CHAM m il P ig EARS ot I l.dr l*.r led IIU IS IIIV BUNS i : ••• pw. I k s .i #»• ii • |f mi N O K IilH TK 8*1514 101 10*11 • IP O I. C A N ! • W H O ll B I I N I l GOLDEN CORN S O il D A t l • I t O I C A N ! • W H O ll B I I N I l GOLDEN CORN FRESH LONG GREEN CUKES 3 «* u> �*» . . v SPRING TONIC The Barge Canal Senntnr Spessartl Holland, who i* leading the fight in Congress for the cross-Florida Imrgc canal, has an­ nounced he will file an amendment to a supplementary appropriation bill for one million dollars to start con­ struction on the canal. His action will come in the Senate Appropriations Committee of which he is n member. In addition the senator will ask #250,000 to begin planning the Four Rivers Basin flood control and con­ servation project. Both of these pro­ jects were left out of the budget bur­ eau requests for Florida public works. It should be pointed out that the barge canal and the four rivers flood control project complement each other. With construction of the can­ al many benefits, such as flood con­ trol. conservation and recreation, would result in the area embraced in the four rivers basin. So it can seen that it is proper to tie the two projects together in the supplemen­ tary appropriation bill the senator is s|Kinsorlng. Probably never before has the merit of the barge ennui been pre­ sented to the people of Florida in such a factual and informative man­ ner as at the present. Recently the Journal of the Flor­ ida Engineering Society, which has some 2.000 members, published three articles descriptive of the canal. These articles appeared in the Decem­ ber, January ami February issues of the Journal. One of the articles, the history of the barge canal, was prepared by this writer. A second nrticie, in the December Journal, was prepared by Joe 1.. Koperski, chief of the U.S. Army Engineering, Jacksonville. It is titled “ Facts and Figures.” A third article, titled “ Pro Bono Publico" for the public good) was written by Col. Giles L, Evans Jr.. who retim l after serving 23 years with the U. S. Corps of Engineers. Col. Evans, who is manager of the Canal Authority of Florida, deals with the economic and defense value of the canal in the most comprehen­ sive and informative manner. Every question concerning the cnnnl which has been raised by opponents of the prujccl is answered in n factual and authoritative manner. In addition Florida Trend devoted almost its entire Jnnuary issue to a series of articles under the title “ The Fight for Florida Waterways,” The principal article was prepared by Charles Darragh, who hns done a most thorough research job and pre­ sented some challenging statements. In a sub-heading, Durragh snys: “ Though waterway development has been a controversial thing in the past, most of Florida’s business ami political leaders now sup|H>rt it. But this supiKirt is neither active enough nor strong enough to be felt in Wash­ ington where construction funds arc allocated.” To strengthen this support,1not only for the barge canal but all wa­ terways projects for which appropri­ ations are being asked in Congress, the Canal Authority of Florida pur­ chased .100 copies of each of these magazines ami they are being placed in the hands of editors of Florida newspupers, both daily and weekly, that they may be fully informed ns to the merit of the unified waterway program which has lieen presented to Congress by our Florida delegation and Gov. Farris Bryant, Many favor­ able editorial comments are already appearing in the Florida press. Florida’s business lenders have been alerted to the economic value of water transportation as never be­ fore. Waterways, along with rail­ roads ami airways, are essentint ele­ ments of our national transportation system. All media will need to ex­ pand drastically if we continue our present growth of around 3'* per­ cent |>er annum. Traffic must be moved at the lowest possiblu over­ all cost to the country. Waterways provide the lowest possible cost for WASHINGTON — (N B A ) slow-moving bulk commodities— an — There'* mii important new average of four mills |>er ton-mile against 1.5 cents jrer ton-mile for rail. factor in United State* labor And the consumer public is the ulti­ relations. It's Kaiser Steel's an­ mate benefactor of these savings. Phil Newsom Says . . . Red Gets Belated Present plunge Italy Into the great­ est political chaos (incc World War II. Past action makes such an event unlikely. When Kanfani began hi* left-center government ■ lit­ tle mure than a year ago. It was In search of a politi­ cal stability unknown in Italy since tlx* post-war gov­ ernments of Alcide de Gasperi. Fanfani'a own Christian Democratic party remained the largest in Daly hut D was a pa till work of ele­ ments ranging from the mod­ erate left to the extreme O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSIC right. Since llie war, Daly had had 22 governments. LOAD, tM IO iis, LOOK* LIKE Vi Conflicting Interest* within T'A\ IM A M Y o u 'v e b e l m T the smaller partici such as E Y T K E M E lV AW KW AKcf C A U G H T O f f P J S m O A l / A t r t K T M A B E L I E V E S A IE FA SE .M A aoR .* the nco-FascisU, the monar­ HAVE YOU IEMPLOYED BY FDcVtKTV AT H I* SAtOKfc chist*. the lilH-rals ami other* t-.YTOP AMO HAf. -iTAtriLD HOUNDlK... ME C O N S ID E R E D made successful coalition im­ ASour Bo a r d m o n e y / a n d bustek a n d ! G E T T l N O A possible. MACK' HAVE LEAKNED THAT t'MNOT REAL ACTUALLY WOKKIM6 — AT LEA-.iT NOT tM Meanwhile, the left-wing THE 4 UCWY FASHION THE WORLD Socialists who had joined the Communists in a popular CHATTER. AME'LL RUN ME THRU THE front tn DMA and split with APIN CYCLE O f ,V ~ them two year* later, were drifting steadily farther away front their former al­ lies under Die leadership of Nenni. In DM2, Fanfani obtained agreement from hi* own par­ ly for hi* left-center experi­ ment. ID* new government was composed of his own Christian Democrats, the Re­ publicans and the Social T W lO u S , Democrats. NO 30K ES It had the outside support A T A TIME: of its* Nenni Socialists in re­ LIK E T H I £ * turn fur promises to nation­ alize the electrical industry, In decentralise state admin­ istration by creating region­ al governments, to institute school reforms and develop­ ment plans especially for Rage 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., May 8, 1953 the *outh. It alienated both the ex­ treme right and the extreme vv v i . n a i a. i . i l l u h , s a m u i i v a n i * i m l i s i i e h u h h i v l i i s i i l i i i vs A i m »». w i u s w o i . i * left and it was anticipated AtaiisaiuK Uilllur Ad v ertisin g lUrsctur that aome votes would flee jin s w e ll* J s m s ; l - » i i o » ; i i a k s ;i i l-uu olr E d it or lluslnts* X U n x g-r both the Christian Democrats I f c t S a . l * f VHW ia* SIIIM LIJ * J. M I S XT on Die right and Die Nenni MocfMr K d ll o r U »ssl(l*U M a u -«tr 1 , 0)101 l i t A t m . ' S M I A M I sm .T U LIM C Socialists on llse left. S r a l u r * E dit or Llre ulAllon A U n . x * r In the Sunday-Monday elec­ > v * a i w m .i .s tions these predictions were M t-ii an lcal Hupl. borne out. Uut the present aL M S LT U I M I U .% H S T S ; « combination ia practically H , i i t I•■llsvrr H r Mall O . I m I# i * u l r All O l k . r the only one able to rule u>rk * » • « I V t.r t l l . u l \«ar with any degree of stability. * S.VO « St..i,II • S.iS * Sluullip Italian voter* nave Dalian Communist bass Falmim Toglialti a belated birthday prewnt tbl* year, but it »cem* loo early for Moscow to do much celebrating. The general election* which gave the Communifti a re­ cord number of vote* actual­ ly were a shakedown of Italian political sentiment and seem likely to have lit­ tle effect on the “ leftof-centet” policy which Premier Aniiniorc Fanfani launched in February 1W2. Any changes that do come about can be expected to be Internal rather than external, having no effect either on Italy'* NATO tie* or on its membership in the European Common Market All this i* based on the assumption that the political forces which made Italy's left-center government poss­ ible retain their lies and tint tile left-wing Socialist* of Pietro .Vcnni do not herd Togliatti's siren call to join the Communists in a “ new political course.” To do so would Is? to &anfur& Sjnalii r.so i si.<ii iin i »« a si uii.* ISO I S l u a l h 1 00 1 SI on l h L’. d. P o r U l Regulat ions pruvld. (lint alt ma ll *uLa«rli>tlons k i paid In advanva. _________________________________________ _________ _ K o t .r a d ns »a.und clan* m a iler IS'llilwt I t , ISIS » l Ilia Post O f flr a o f Sanford, Florida. under lh « A r t o f C u n g m t of Sian liTl.a lir r a ld Is a memb er or tba L'nllrd I'raaa which la in tl ll a d • a c lu t lve lj lo lha uas for repu bllcalloo of all tha local nawa printed In tUie newepeper.____________________________________ ___ No e a r l of t n r ma lrrlal. nawa or a d ta rile liig , of Ihla adlll"i» o f T h e Hanford lla r ald mar t>e reproduced In nu> mann .r Willi« u l w r ll ta n pertnlealon o f the pubilabrr o f Tha llar aU . An? Individual o r firm reeponelbte f o r aurti reproduction w ill ha r o n t l d s n d aa In fri n gin g on Tha Ifarnld a v o p r r lg h t and will ha held llahla tor damaur* under Ilia la w , LuM l. i,* .) d - ll, as. opt K alurda ), Bunder and LT.ri.lmaa, publ.ehad balurda* p r e c e d i n g C llflllfiA li Barbs A psychosomatic hypochon­ driac I* a person suffering from lymptoin* ft * which there is no disease. Notebook ors with can manufacturers, If applied to the whole steel industry, it* coil Inis been estimated at the equiva­ lent of 10 cents an hour average, or a 2.2 per tent wage raise. On the basis of steel in­ dustry productivity increases of -4.7 per cent over the hut two y e a r s , steelworker* might lie entitled to demsml a "nonlnflallonary" wage in­ crease. Over Dm pail five years, productivity lias Increasod only 3.2 per cent. Over 13 years it hn« risen 3.4 per cent. Also, Die cost of living increase might Justify dernuiiil* for a five to slx-cents-au-hour increase. Hut the big question is what effect the steel com­ panies selective price increates may have on rollerl i v e bargaining. ITmiihnl Kennedy lias given these in­ crease* tentative approval. The Joint Keonumle Commit­ tee under Ken, Faul Doug­ ina, D-lll., ia investigating this priihU-m, hut hut come up with no conclusion*. Die recent steel price in­ crease* havo been calculated a* the equivalent of only about 1 tier rent, aptcud accost basic steel pioduclion. Dii* In i t s e l f might, not justify a wage Increase. Ilut the record show* tluil ever since the bigger steel price Increase was announced and then w ithdrawn under White Houkm presauie last year, the industry has been building up a cane that price increases have been justified to cover labor and materiuls costa. The statements, speeches and articles of U.8. Steel Chairman Roger llluugh in particular, and the Iron and Kteel Institute's research re­ ports in general, rmphasirv justification for last year's announced price rise after Di» labor cuntruct was sign­ ed. Thit contract provided for no wage increase the first year, ending next July 1. l imned a* tire cut rent price rises ate, they have Increas­ ed speculation that a wage ilirreaso will be asked. D ie only alternative would be something like the Kaiser long-range sharing plan. D probably would be resisted to Idg steel management, which frowned on the mav­ erick Kaiser plan when it “ Kim insist* mi sleeping was first announced. It would with Iter, w h il e 1 hav e been givo steelworkers far mote pushed into Die spare b ed ­ take-home pay titan they room Could possibly gel flout a "And Clara wake* up In straight hourly wage rise or alarm during Die nigld lest any fringe benefits. the baby might be developing pneumonia. "She now show* excessive fear that something wilt hap­ pen In our littlo girl. "Dr. Crane, vslint is wrong I would get so buird on the with lily wife, for I don't think 36-liour work week . . . It'» »hp Is a normal mother, del a terrible thing to have no­ spite her excessive concern thing tu do. You can't look at lor the Iruby 7” To put it bluntly. Clara ty­ television all liny, — Fruiter* Ferkln*, sect clary pifies lire "Death Wish.” Many young mothers, as it labor under FDR. well a* falhrrs, succumb lo thi* "Death Wish complex And so do older folk* who may have the sole care of in­ valided parents. Briefly, Clara was a Nar­ cissus tv pc in elrildluaat, be­ ing a spoiled "only" child. One reason why she relish­ ed being a model was Die fact she could Dm* stand anil ad­ mire herself in the nnrrur lNarcissus like) Until sin- was married, she could also circulate socially and win the attention of many men. Marriage shut oft some ol thi* spotlighting. And she re­ sented having a hairy because she realized Die baby would usurp Ihe family spotlight. Until Die baby arrived, her pan-iil* ami her husband al­ ways asked in solicitous tones, "Clara, how are you feeling?" Bui Du- moment the baby was Imini, tin- question shitted lo, "How j* the baby feel­ ing?" Clare was thus figuratively demoted from a Frimn Don­ na ndc lo a secondary spot in the "choru*.'' Subcon­ sciously, she resented thi* de­ motion. J ' Oh. it wax so much nicer before the bsby came," ilie thought. Dien she became horrified at the implication ol thi* idea! More tomorrow I (Always write lo l)r. Crane in care or this newspaper, enclosing a lung, stamped, addressed envelope and 2* cents to cover typing and printing r«*ta when you send for one of his book­ lets.) I would guess very safely we would not see an American woman in space until itnno time ill the ll)70s at tiro curliest. —Astronaut Walter Schlrra. SALE! O R C H ID S IN BLO O M GOOD SELECTION (irupeville N um ery FA 2-0NK6 2221 Crapevllle Av*. "KeolU Dealer” there’s a simpler way to S A V E - Quotes Tire filial stiaw. Du- ulti­ mate aggravation, i* the stu­ pid little habits, done quite unconsciously , , , Marriage* seldom founder mi the gt im rocks so beloved i f the l*dy novelist. — Dr. William Kilwunls, au­ thor of a marriage booklet. Tire crime aymlicate it firmly entrenched, It is very well organised and Involved with husftetimeu, lawyers, labor officials and corrupt public officials. —Attorney General llrdo-rt F. Kennedy. ECONOMICAL FOLDING CHAIR PERSONAL i f CHECKING ACCOUNT Keeping cash at Dome or mailing it lo pay bills it foolhardy; paying bills with low-cost ThriftiCheckt is the simplest way to save money and protect it. Easy, too, is the way you open a ThriftiCheck Ac­ count — with just a few dollars — with no minimum balance required. And easiost is tho way you prove payments with cancelled ThriftiChecks — with your name printed on each FREE. No monthly service charge. Truly, Every Day Is A SAVE Day with ThriftiCheck Special Ad k-«An W last itvweik m*4 Vv*d*f lyalv*#, U'dl.w# I ' ‘w W eiL<2>(au®j 0*# * stu * r M SHONI O* S-4III ^ 1 3 3 fail ROBINSON o t is moo,h a . Mrmbrr F.D.I.C. Get Ready for Out-door Living! Screened Porch can add much O V E R 35 Y E A R S At First fk Film rllo (Aiungaldc old (mmI • ffic tj fo your home Sanford Furniture Co. • CurpelM * Furniture • T ile • Pien oe • R en te! Bed* 1ST. 1933 Let us give you an estimate on the job. WE DO A L L K IN D S O F R E M O D E L IN G . . . C O M M E R C IA L & 7TpfcfflZ FA 2-0S14 OR SJw m iaJw A 114 So. Palmetto Phone tiara Is a dasslral example of the "Death With.” Scrap­ book tbU ra»e for It need* to be more fully under­ stood In America. Thous­ ands of women are unhappy and often require sanitar­ ium care, Just because they don't realize Dir fails de­ scribed below. CASE F-433: Clara B., aged 27, i* a young mother. "Dr. Crane,” her husband began, "Clara was a U-aiitlful girl who was working a* a model when I first met her. "She seemed a hit stagestruck and never could pass a mirror without preening ItcrscD in front of it. "Ur she'd twist and fhruncc her skirt* to make sure she would show otf to good ad­ vantage. "Tills didn't disturb me un­ duly helore marriage, for I figured slic'd settle down afterward*. "But I was infatuated so 1 eon id n’t really view her in a detached way or I probably would not have pressed my suit so hard. "She wa* reluctant tn gel married Imi I high pressured tier lill site finally consented. "She kepi deferring having any children and grew en­ raged when she finally found she was pregnant. "Then she insisted on a Caesarian srclion to avoid widening her hips In child­ birth, "W e had a beautiful hairy girl ami I was crazy aland Iter. Did (Turn seemed some, what indifferent. "Kite even la-gan to grow moody and finally became .y despondent that I had tu take her tn a psychiatrist, lie sent her in a sanitarium for shock treatment. "After six months, Clara rnme hack home. Now *he seems overly solieiloii* oi our little girl. Peter Edson mythtonucE Caution i* expected in other*, claimed for oneself, and aeldem used by anyone. < Worry Clinic Political nouncement of *n SJUI pay­ ment for March lo Fontana, Calif., plant work­ er* who already receive an average of ffitO a month. Till* amount* to paying H> cent* an hour on top of a 63.14 hourly average wage for a 173-hour work mouth. Die Kaiser Flan was ne­ gotiated with United Steel­ worker* Union beginning In I PM), but if w b * put in final form only la*l Drcemher and became effective March I. From heie on, the com­ pany and Die union will in effect he negotiating every month for a new supplement­ ary wage. It will be pay­ able from saving* on current pioduetlon as compared to the coat of making a Inn of steel In the base year— Unit, A* one Industry spokes­ man comments, *'Tlii» prac­ tically eliminate* strike* at Kaiser on economic issues.” The company could still have strike* on working condi­ tion* or fringe benefit*, hut economic issue* are Dio prin­ cipal cause of all lalmi dis­ pute*. The big question is: What effect will this have on all other American labor rela­ tion* and neg otia tio n s 7 More specifically, what e f­ fect will it have on the S te el­ workers' reopening their con­ tract w it h big s te el 7 A key factor In the situa­ tion ia David J. McDonald, Steelworkers' president. Di­ li as been suffering from a virus, complicated by what has been called ''negotiating hypochanria." Hut hi- la ex­ pected to taka part in com­ ing "human relations” talk* between labor and manage­ ment that are Intended to head o ff a strike. Whether there will b* a strike depends a great deal on McDonald's leadership. The contract can be re­ opened on quest Iona of wage rates, pensions, job security ques lloris such as subcon­ tracting, overtime, and as­ signment of work to super­ visory personnel outside the union. It alio ran he reop­ ened on fringe Issues like the 13 weeks paid vacation every five year* for workers with 16 years or longer ser­ vice. This last provision was negotiated by tha steelwork- ft Dr. Crane's 211 W. 25TH ST/ R E S ID E N T IA L C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. PHONIC PA 2-M03 A*. �m I b l (D o a h O b b i} l DEAR ABBY: My husband hua had this other womnn for over four yenra. They came to me and begged for a divorce, saying they loved each other. I aaid, "Thnt’« just too bad because 1 have six kids who need a father." I am in no shape to start hunting myself up another man. and besides, 1 got married once and that's enough for me. I don’t bother him and he doesn't bother me, but I hate to see him mooning around the house like a sick calf. What docs a womnn do when she finds herself in this fix 7 NO HAPPINESS morally, under the circumstances, the wife is entitled to spend her earnings as she wishes. I was mere­ ly settling a family argument. If Hhe had wanted legal advice, she would have gone to a lawyer. • • • DEAR ABBY: I have gone to the same beauty parlor for years. Late­ ly every time I arrive for my ap­ pointment, my operator tells me she is running about an hour late. She says it is because the patrons before me hnve come late. I finally got tired of it and quit her. My husband does­ n’t like the way my new ojienitor does my hair and he wants mo to go Imck to the old one. It's a matter of principle with me. Am I right or is my husband7 Would you go back 7 ASH BLONDE DEAR NO: She hangs on — as you're doing. Some men get tired of the chase and come to realize that there’s no place like home. Others need professional help. If your hus­ band doesn't "come to" of his own ac­ cord and conscience, seek held from a marriage counselor or your minister. ♦ • # DEAR ABBY: You advised "FRUSTRATED" that any money u wife earns is IlERS. In some states, the earnings of a wife, unless provi­ ded otherwise by a prenuptial agree, mont, fall Into the community prop­ erty existing between husband and wife. Furthermore, tho husbnnd us head and muster of tho community has the exclusive administration of the wife’s earnings. Respectfully, E. K. L. (New Orleans) DEAR ASH: When a customer is lute for an appointment, SHE is tho one who should be kept waiting. Even if her tardiness was unavoid­ able, it is not fuir to throw everyone else o ff schedule. 1 think you are right. Shop around for another oper­ ator. And reward the prompt ones with your patronngc. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "M.J.": Thero is always a bit of risk involved with progress. You can’t steal second base unless you tuke your foot off firs t • Q/Ctcobij. On (Bhidqsi NORTH SKB70 V 78 33 ♦ 87 s k i WEST : E AST SI A g io s 7M3 vqtoas ♦ AKQJ ♦ Q87S # 8533 *10884 SOUTH (D) * AJ84S f AKJ « 1084 *A J B oth vulnerable Seat* West North I* Double 3 * Pass 4* Psu Pais Pan Opening lead—# K thero la rnuro to this hand than strict mathematics. South should finesse be­ cause If he finesses he will make the hand whether or not We J T• - rare finds hertrli on llir U»t up ." u>> Salty. (Watch for Sassy Weekly) bCCriM Do you give in to your child if he just kseps pester­ ing you long enough7 Or do you have lha courage to keep right on saying “ no" if your heurt and your good Judgment tell yuu it’s wrong to eay •‘ye*?’* The father of a young boy seriously hurt whsn hit motor scooter was hit by an auto­ mobile saldt *‘l've been afraid this would happen, llut the hoy wouldn’t give me any peace until I bought hhn aeonter." TV RENTAL • Halva • Service Seminole TV Hi) - Mill! im H MWinwifj (S 8 IC IA L P A R K IN S L O T I FA 3-481# Zenith Color TV Halre 3800 Hanford A ft. Garden Talk Actosa 8 W ise r 1 Kind at garden 8 Nullifies TCHy In arbor O u t bet 8 Kldnvy _ 8 PovertyStirren stricken vrsrtaMs 11 Harass 13 Sets* i l l lutlll ll UKtray alder IS tlipriimentsl ITHsUtsd IB (terrain tOy 14Kslbera • tfimillart I t dHSMay XJ Thither 14 Weep ruavutstvsty 17 ChurcV sen » Biblical ts 14 rtmlnlne SMSUSttSB SSSS.““ SSUora i ■ DOPraise 11“ rr tiButcbrlty 41 Encountered 44 Pt ruining to «.sue; gUdtotua 44 Kwrenty body S4 Natives at IT" • * By Oswald Jacoby the finesse works. Actually It dots w o r k whereupon South pulls ths last trump and eventually tries the heart finesse to see if he can make an overtrick. That finesse will lose, hut his contract will ho safe. Suppose tho finesse fails to work. West will win a trick with the queen of trumps, but he will have to give the trick hack on his uext lead. I f he leads hi* fourth dia­ mond South will trump in dummy and disrard hi* Jack of lu-urls. I f a heart I* lad South will make his jock. II West leads a club South will win wltli tho jack; cash tho are of clubs; sntsr dummy with its lust spade and dis­ card the Jack o f heurta on tho king o f club*. 47 Rodents t S U sis rn Wtluustl _ S I drifted fhac) *1 Striped animal k ire tta sr R t i l s s 4S French stru m ruler 48 first rasa r 1r 1“ r 14 rr hr rr ll ll ■D 1:14 (J ) W a r n * f o « e » * r ( 4 ) Channel S N t w s r s e a i ( ! ) ABC 1:11 (3 ) E ditoria l 4:14 ( i r M as ts Uom tsta fa Sports 1:11 ( I ) Atlan tis W s s t h s r ( t ) M id -Kin. K e e n in g Port it) 4:11 <l> (4) i :X0 ( I ) We're buying peace at n pretty high prica when wo g lw In to a child’* teasing, and let him do something wo know Is foolhardy or dan­ gerous isr unwise. Tho trouble is, the habit o f giving in to g «t a little peace usually starts when • child la young. Right then and thero we arc setting a pattern. Tho pattern is that If ths child teases long enough hs will get his way. Then, when the child Is i little older, tha important de clsion* start coming up. Can he do this or that, or have this or that, if he keeps pestering 7 I f through tha yean of early childhood he has found that he usually can wear parents down if ho keeps teasing long enough, he'll keep it up until be finally gvls hi* way. Of course, he may eventual ly have to pay the price for winning out against his par | » \j » \ I 14 lU t Nswtcope Maws Kill lor I si Commsnt Spurts IMctur* W s alh tr Show K ids ( I ) Lsatnd E s rp S:ik f » ) Br evar d ot W i.lt N sws SMS ( I I Sports ntpori SMI CM lluntlsy • ftrlnklsy <>) R ain b o w Ranch 7:00 <3> The Deputy (*> b iog rap h y («| Mil-Stone of the Century T i l l ( I ) Wagon T ra in <*} Israel , . . It l l No Pat, le (11 The Vlriflnlen 1:33 m Fllsnt * Fle ais i t ) doing My War 4:00 |(| The Tllvsry Kill billies (31 I’ erry Como 1:14 ( I I Dick Vs a D y k * Show (S| Our Msn t l l s s l n a 14:04 ( I ) Naked City (31 Eleventh Ilnur (SI Circle Theutr# 11:44 (31 Nswseope (SI Murphy Martin News (41 Ch. * Reports 11:14 «*> M ld-K l*. News 11:11 (t ) g p u r t a Final tlllS III II) lt:3S (V) llttS ( I ) U t i l (4) 1:31 4MI 7:0S T ill (4) (1 ) III (I) (I) T.IS C l (41 IMS (SI Wssthsr Weather Theater Tonlt* Show Holly wood Movls Cslvacada IN ( t a n On Sign On W a k s Up Movies Karra M ark et R e ­ port N e w * A W s s th s r Today Pre-School Plan ning “ Mlckls'a des po t Board Fights Campus Study Time Mom and Dad put­ ting up the screens i( you want to find out what tokos him to long. We'll have a trunkful case at » !<» « 3w»SH0CKSH0WS!l UNI 14i I 4h I I HIHG r UIf H4 VI I VI II SI f N b( f ClMt ' bet youTo going to tough lima getting a of clothes In a suit­ vacation time. By r u ih Miiiett villa' butter judgment. i f common sense and ma­ ture Judgment toll you that “ No" should be your answer to a child and you make the answer “ Yes*' because you are tired of holding out, you are doing Uta child a great wrong. Tho hoy hurt on his motor scooter wasn't responsible for la e t 01fit the tragedy. His father was. Mud Ch*f M l Hs sold "yes’* when he knew Oil *l|hl l t f « r « , In his heart he should stick by f i s r (fill his first “ no." Good suggestions for par­ ent* art In Ruth Milieu's b o o k l e t , “ Tips on TeenAgers." Just send lift cents to Ruth Hlllett Reader Service, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. O. Dux 480, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y, p u tp [thT*N5j IN P E R S O N K ing KONG Hf • oud 0 ***•# -MUMMY When Hi* golf bug bites some women it makes them break out in some of the darnf i t looking clothes. rh a rid tf p tfi'i? | l| OPEN 12:18 I t • l\ ' ! Ml A I I lf R IT Z LA ST D AY 288 CARLOAD WITH CARLOAD I'ABfl 7:23 * 11:00 “ ROAD TO HONG KONG" STARTS TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE ttoh Rope r r iB*I P I.Sanaes ttcasi t«( Blag Crosby Plus At 1:39 Only "T W IN K L E ANU . UinU I m mnst*i u*ati w*ei* PIUS HORROR MOVIl' SH IN E " Lemmon MAT. - UNDER 11 . 80c JUNIORS 11.00 Erml* Koran ■35a r ? - 1 <09 | P / \ S S FREE FMIIIIM MOVtl PHONE FA M i l # Tonlt* * Thors. Jack / THURSDAY P. »L 13:31 {*> Harry r.sstonsr News l l s l f (SI Truth or Cones(4) Kalhrr Know* Ue.»l ( M l (4 ) Holding l.lcht (4) Besrch (or Tomorrow 13:44 ( » ) Mid-Day Report 13:14 (3) NIKI News Report IMS (2) Nsws aud Weather ( 4 ) Ths Open Window IS) Ucnsral Hospital 1 : 1 * (t ) L afftlm * 11 1 * ( t ) Bllranattics 1:10 ( t ) Mld-Kl*. News (3) Bclsncs (4) As The World Turns I l l s (>) Guff lime 3M« (31 Hen Jnrrod 3:30 (!) 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MORN. SHOW lenged the p r o p o s u l o n FOR “ LIT TLE GHOULS" grounds it was too restrictive. PLUS TRIPLE SCARY Member Charles Foreman of 11 P.M. LATE SHOW Fort Lauderdale sold the pri­ mary objection rnised by tho FOR TIIE "RIG GHOULS" hoard was a restriction on thu i Ml \( i P t W! T o il ' Ml THOU ll Al 1- ARO TI Hi »VI n size of classes. heWoman it* la The Nile To Ho Out To A Movie I t I 11 Oh IIs WEDNESDAY P. M THURSDAY A. M. Whnt’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a seif - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif, • ♦ • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding, send 60 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. DEAR MR. LL.: "FRUSTRATED" took a job as substitute teach­ er to earn money for "extras." Her hlishund, she stated, was a profes­ sional mun and an adeiguutu provider. She worked In order to buy herself a mink stoio, which her husbnnd con­ sidered a "frivolity” . I still say that One* In a while when you have a choice of playa you have n definite right way and wrong way. Other Limes you have a good play und a poor play. It is rare indeed that ■ill you have is a guess. South ruffs the third dinmead in dummy and lead* the king of *pndes. Then he play* a second spade. East follows and South I* at tho crossroads. Should he flncsso tho Jack or should he try to drop tho queen ? As a matter of atrict math*, malic* tho drop offer* tho better chance of success, hut Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren Starts Sunday Academy Award Winner “ Miracle Worker” A "Hlate Fair" c p f t Y M « R ^ t h ^ ocd Lat* Show - All Scat* • #1.00 r / w iT * R IT Z . * �Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. CLASSIFIED INDEX Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 O ffice 204 W . First d e a d l in e s CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuei., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. lion. • Sat. HOOD. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tun., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Moo. • Sat. ocwo. RESPONSIBILITY i The Herald will not be re* ipomlblc tor more than one incorrect Insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re* visa or reject any advertise* meat from what ordered to conform to the policies of this paper. Legal Notice i> t iii: im v r r ro tH T jrnnr*. op thk • m m im olb • ill ,\TV. STATU OP 1DA. IN 1*110 HATH In II* lb* l » l i l * « f i PLOM- 1. Lost & Foil nil 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 6A Specinl Notices 7. Rusincss Rentals 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sule 13. Mortgage Loans 1*1. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wnnted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wnnted 20. Babysitters 21. Renuty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 2*1. Electrlcnl Services 25. Plumbtnif Services 20. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 2DA. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wnnted 30. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas X IA It T I IA I . J E P r B R U O K . SANFORD HERALD Ilrcttiej. P IN A I. NOTIPH N olle . l» l»**rnt,jr olsen (lint WANT ADS flit, uioler.ltuieU will, nu tlie l i M .i«) " f May. A.ii. tf'JRUING FAST firea-fit In Hit* IlmiornMe Coun­ ty .Inline of Hemlltole Count). RESULTS Plorhin, h-r filial return. ur* eijunl anil vuucher*, u» Kie<-utrla of the E * t * t« » f Martha I-. Jcfferenn. ileceaMil. ami at unlit lime, then and there, tnttko uiifillcatlon lit the •all J ikI k ** for a fliml ailllenienl of IN T ill: C IH C I I T r o i IIT. her admlnlalrnllnn of aalil «»• N I N T H J IIH IItl. ru n III' late, anil for all order ill*- i >k i T . n i t i f i t i n a n d r a n r h * r « l n e her aa euclt Esecu- m m i i n d i . i : r o t ’ N T r trie. IN I ’K A N C K I i r NO. 1MM Legal Notice Lialeil this the I Sill day of April. A.I*. ISCJ. win II.i It. Itoherla A* K a e cu lr la o f lire lie* ta le o f Slarlha U Je ff er * aon, lieceaeeit. Itutehlann * Letfler I*o»l o ffic e Drawer II Sanford. Florida A t t o r n * }* for Uveeutrlx J'lihllihl Apr. IT. 21. May t> ». 1»» l c itil—at in t iii: in axii NINTH c m r iT T r o i'it r . JITIIITAI, CIHCI IT. pint auMiNin.i: l i l t . N T S . IT.O IIID t IN r i l A.NrullV Nil. isitae IN UK: I t tC II. U lD U. Kl.V.VN, l ’ U In t lff , •v». EM M A J. FLYNN, Defendant. N o T ir u o f al’iT THK STATS: OS' IT.Oil IDS T O i EM M A J. FLYNN. W II O 8 K ItEFID KN T'E A N D M VIXJ.\‘<S ADDItEAS IF 3**- A XI IT./. Ell lltilTL E V A III*. M A X W E L L A til V o I l l ’ s: IIAMK MOVTOOXIE1IY. A L A II AMA. c o Sill*, lu m . s: u t ntoxn. A aworn ***>mfils! til fur D i ­ vorce hav in g h*«n filed ag ainst you In th* Circuit Court In and f o r Seminole Couniy. Florid a, by III CII ARD E F L Y N N . I h * li m i t title or which I*III C I I A I I D E. F L Y N N . P la in tif f, Vefsua KVtMA J. F L Y N N . Defendant, thee* p re e m te ar e to com­ mand you to appear and file y.ior A n e w c r or other def * n e « or p leading herein with the Clerk of the Circuit Cour t of M m ln o lo County. Florid a, and serve a copy th e re of on P l a n t l f f ’ e attorney, K e math ft. gpauldlng. Maoford A t la n tic National Hank llulldliig, K in fo ld F lo r id * *>n or before lli* t ill day of Juno, 1**1, o r o th e rw is e a decree pro ronfi**<i will he e n lr r r d e ga ln e t you, end the cauee proceed ta parte. WITNE.HM my hand and o f I I . elal eenl at Manfont. Keinlnol* ('.u n it ), Florida, Ihle kill day o f Slay, 11*1. (M E A L ) A rib ur II. Ileckwtih, Jr. C le rk o f Circuit Court It yi M artha T. Vlhlrn, I 'M IIIon of JAMES W A L D E N ii ml ItAIHV 1. WAI.DKN NIITII l: TO IIUFUNI1 T H K STAT E OK K L o n i D A TO: JESSE w n . e o N ,M.rrl«-Smlth I'lanlallnn Wynne, Atkaneaa TOE AltE IIEItKIIV N O TI­ F IE D I ha I a t’ elttlnn has hern filed In the ahove-atylrd ennae hy Janie* Walden and Dal»y I * Walden, hie wife, for Iti* adaolton o f Dorothy Jran Wll*on and llnrhnra Ann \VII*on, minor*, and >•••• ur* re*iulred lo aerve a ropy of your an*w *r or otiferllona D* »huw m u** why e.itil I'ellllon «houtd not I.* ttranlrd. If any, on the attorney* for Prllllonera, ftten* alrnm. It.rVla A AE lnto»h, f'oal Offlr * Drawer n io . Sanford, Florida, ami file III* orlwlnal In rh* n f f l r * of the Clerk of Die Circuit Court. In and for Htmlmi|* County. Florida, nn nr before th* Slh day o f June. A. ft. 1SSJ. and herein fall not or a Decree I ’m Ci.nfr.eo will he entered arralnat you. WITNESS rtip hand and the D. (T efflrlul aeal or eald Court Ih Kenneth (J. gpau ldlng Sanford, Seminole C o u n t y . A tto rn e y al L a w Florida. Mila JJtli day of Afirll, Hanford A lla n tlo National 2. Notices • Personals CARD OF THANKS Mr. ft Mrs. Lee Elder wishes to thank the Lake Mary Fire Dept., Florida Foreat Service, all our friend*, neighbor*. Highway patrol. Sheriff* Dept, and pasicrby*. Also, Mrs. Elder's coworkers for the wonderful job the people did when our bouse burned. (Eljr franforft ^rralD S W E E T IE P IE Mny 8, 1963 —• I’ urc 3-A ll!. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted 31. Poultry - Livestock By N adine Seltzer 3. Education • Instruction MEN - WOMEN NEEDED TO TRAIN FOR INTERIOR DECORATION We train men and women, 17*53 at Interior Decorators. Full or part lime training. High School education not necessary. One of the high­ est paid pro tom Ions. Short Inexpensive course — Free employment service. For full information wllltout ob­ ligation, write flax 11A c^o Sanford Herald. Miller Schools. Give age, address, phone and occupation. HIM ELECTRONIC OPERATORS NEEDED We train men and women, 18-15, as IBM Electronic machine operator* and technician*. Full or part time training. High School educalion not necessary. High earnings. Enroll now for Inexpensive course. Free employment service. For full information with­ out obligation, write Bax 5, c o Sanford Herald. Mill­ er Schools. (Automation Division) Give age. uddress, phono and occupation. *1 let him win three gamea tn a row! I don't Ilka tc embarrass him in front of comDanvl" 6. fo r Rent 9. For Sale or Rent Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. House FA 2 789S or FA 2 4203 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5251 Z RR. 817 Catalina. FA 2 0578 or FA 2 4)325. LARGE 2 bedroom trailer, LAKE Front Home. (Priced & I HR. Trailer. Adults right) 2 bedroom* with plen­ ty ot closet space. Utility only. FA 2-7368. room, large living room. 2 UKDROOM house, Florida Florida room, screened 5. Pood room. Available now. Hi. patio, well drained corner FA 2-1549. lot within walking distance For Mra. Brown Miller'* wed­ of Post Office and shopping. ding cakes. Call FA 2-3GIH. W K L A K A APARTMENTS: Dellary. Call Mr. Hull, Rooms private baths, 114 NO 8-1859. fi. For Rent W. First SI. BEAUTIFULLY f u7n i shed 12. Real Estate Fur Sale room, Private home. Pis. 2 UKDROOM 35' X 8' Trailer. For Informilion. 322 3032. slY O W N E R - Nice 4 Hdrm. FA 2-7U1. 2 bath home in Ravenna NEW 2 Ur. furn. Kit. equip. CLEAN, modern, unfurnished & Idyllwildv area. Igtrge 1 batli house. Slid Mo. Water 2 bedroom house. 1810 W. utility Rm. ami workshop, furn. 10 Sherry Ave. N. l)rThird St. Phone llariow doublo carportc, air-condi­ Undo, Fla. FA 2-8390 be­ 533-2320, tioning, Ventral heat & tire tween 4:00 p.m. Si 5:00 p in. place, covered patio facing 3 UEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Lake Ravenna. ReJMmalily NEW 2 bedroom furnished ped house. Call FA 27709 priced. 391 Vlhlen Ril. Ph. Duplex. FA 2 2570. for appointment. FA 2 2134. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen 3 JIM APT. (30 month or 111 equipped. $7». FA 2-Stall. a week. Lights, water, gas turn. 582 N. Volusia. Orange 3 ROOM furnished Apartment City, Fla. Tel. 7754305. for couple. *45. FA 2-7J99. Office FA 2-2118 Furn. 2 llodrvmm h o u s e . Night FA 2-0618 2 UR. House, living-dining Adults. No pets. FA 2-7064. 823-0709 room. Air-C'ond. Garage, Sanford, Fla. carport*, large modern kit­ EFFICIENCY Apartment on 2524 Park Dr. chen. (AS month, with op­ First Bt. Near 2 city free 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ tion to buy. 6io E. 14th St. parking loti and shopping ner lot facing take, too J. N. Robson Jr. FA 2-1535 stores. No utility charges. Walts Drive, S u n 1 a n d o- FA 2 0228. .Suitable lor couple or sin­ Estate. KHA In service. gle. inquire Jacobson Dept. (450 down, monthly $8175, 2 HEDROOM upstairs Apt. Store. VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 C o m p l e t e l y redecorat­ or FA 2-2118 ed, sparkling clean. Adult*. t/NFURN. 1st rioor. 3 rms. 375. 1361 Celery Ave., Vi b.itli, 2 kcrcencd porches. 3 UKDROOM. Its hath house. 301) Magnolia Ave. Apply mile E. of traffic light. 221 Hradshaw Dr. FA 2-0808. upstairs evenings. Jim Hunt Realty BEAUTY Operator at once. HORSE, gentle, 7 year old WILL TRADE G.-!ding. FA 3-4084. Junior or senior. Mary 3 Lots in Sanford, rlose to Brown's Beauty Shop, I’ h. downtown, for Housciraiier 31A. 1’et.x FA 2-6501. of equal value. Write P. O. Box 702, Wildwood, Fla. BEAGLE PUPS. Tapers. $35. 17. Male Help Wanted FA 2-7544. UY OWNF.lt, 3 Hdrm. 2 baths SHOE Shine man. Exper­ large lot. FA 2 1952. ience necessary. A p p l y BOSTON Terrier. AKC Pup­ pies. FA 2-1861. 3 UEDROOM. t bath Clt Navy Exchange O f f i c e . Naval Air Station. house, fenced back yard. Free Kitten*. FA 2 6119. Call FA 2 0(700 before 5, 19. Situation* Wanted FA 2-42IH after 5 FBEE Kittens. AKC.(Alley Kat Club) Choice of colors. Child Care. FA 2 2274. NO CASH NEEDED Free delivery. FA 2 J3C6. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a month. T. A I. included. 21. Beauty Salona 32. Flowera • Shrub* 822-8083. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK POTTED MUMS In bloom. Complete Beauty Scrvica 35c up. ROUERT A. WILLIAMS Evening Appointments ORAPEV1LLE NURSERY Realtor 105 So. Oak FA 2 5742 Grapeville Ave. Near 20lh St. Raymond Lumlipitst, Also. Cut '.N Curl Beauty Shop FA 2 3951 Atlantic Hank Bldg. Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ Have your prernv now! i on gons, Pansies, Vegetable SUNDRIES Store. Stock & our diarount special. Com­ Plant*. Dutch Mill Nursery. plete with hair cut, style equipment. Weil establish­ Upiala Rd. Just off 2Ulh St. and set. And the fo’ d uwing ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ and 1st St. week you are entitled to tire. Call FA 2-0274 or laingvvood TE 8-KXS9. a free shampoo A set. Ro*c» — African Violets 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 Gloxinia* — Hydrangeas St. Johns Realty 22 Build • I’ a ln t • R ep air FARM &WOODRUFFS GARDEN CENTER THE TIME TESTED FIRM 601 Celery Ave. Ph. FA 2 3970 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 PAINTING. Free cellmates. Work guaranteed. L ow 33. Furniture OSTEEN. New frame house, Rales. FA 2-0259. 2 llr’s, kit. equipped. Car­ Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick port*. Uy owner. FA 2-206). 2.T. B uilding M aterial!* Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST USED 2 UEDROOM House. 9>« Myr­ FA 20677. BUILDING MATERIALS tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ Everything from roof lo Used furniture, appliances, wan. 272-4013. floor. Interstate right-oftools, etc. Bought • Sold. way on Fairbanks, cement 3 A 4 UKDROOM Homes. Imrry'a Mart 215 Sanford block houses moved to See model* at Highland Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 your lot. Houses you wreck. Ave. Longwood. to minutes FREE KSTII\iATE Charles A. Snyder A Sons. south on 27-02 end west on 04) 6516.____________________ Upholstering & Mattress ren­ Seminole 1 block. ovating. New h Used Furni­ LMN ENTERPRISES INC. 2 o. Plumbing Services ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FA 2-2117. 3 A 4 Bedroom homes. Some w:th alr-conditiuning, JENKINS Si W ILLIAM S TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES P lu m b in g & H ea tin g FURNITURE 20th St. W. by Mayfelr Coun­ AIR CONDITIONING NEW A Used furniture and try Club. CONTRACT and REPAIR appliances. Good plare to WORK buy—sell or trade. EASY ATTRACTIVE 3 - bedroom. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 TERMS. Wholesale prices Da bath home. Huill-in kit­ for cash. chen, alr-condllioner, cus­ PLUMBING Telephone FA 2-7450 tom drapes ami power Contracting Repairs 400 S. Sanford Avenue mower included. $300 down, FREE ESTIMATES payments $S|. FA 2-2659. It. L. HARVEY 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3353 WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly paymenti NEW CH 1 bedroom home. ot (tl.50 on 3 complete Nice grove. View of lake 26. Ratlin & T elevisio n rooms of furniture. Call Mary Block partitions. PERSONAL RADII) fc TV ~ TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ Completely plastered. Full 1 DAY SERVICE lect. tile bath A sills. Extra nice 25th, St. A Sanford Avo. k'lchcn. Many extras. Call I’ ll. 323 0655 31. Articles For Rale owner. 322 6859. DEPENDABLE TV aervice. Tents, turpi, lockers, paint, OWNER SACRIFICE Coy’s TV. Service call $2.00 wrork clothes, Army-Navy DUE TO HEALTH FA 2 9063, Surplus. 310 Sunford Avo. Home and residential income property which consist* of 27. Special Servicea .1 ROOMS full of furniturt, two 3-bedroom and one 2( (96.59. 29 pieces in all al P UMPS. bedroom masonry home* W KI.I-S I) It 11,LED, 1 Furniture C e n t e r , tjoo .SPRINKLER SYSTEMS wills oak floor*, Fla. rooms, French Ave. city water, ail fully furn Ail Types and Sizes Idled. 2 of homes now rent­ Wo Repair and Service 21" T.V. (55. FA ~2 C743" ed for $190 mo. Also In­ S T I N K , cludes 1V« acres. Huge Machinery and Suppty Co. $1 per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpet Shampooer with oaks ami citrus trees. Soil 207 W. 2nd St, FA 3-0432 purchase of Blue Lustre nil or part. Small down pay­ Carroll's Furniture. ment, or make offer. Good LAWNS Renovated . Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch terms, North or South on Rug Spray (VC-13) - Peril- BABY Furniture. FA 2 9194. 17-93 lo Long wood-Oviedo '*c—Ph. FA 2 4344 YELIjUW Squash. (2.50 a ltd. (Mobley's Corner), Ilion I .AWN SER. bushel or Dc a pound. Ex­ west I block to East St., MANSFIELD ~ Wa l l 31. Article* For Sale 2 Dining room sets, (20, (15; buffet, $10; armchairs (10, double bed, bookcase head­ board, 120; rugs, (to and $5; 2 chest of drawers, (10 ea.; alio Ironing board; small tablet; mirror, lamps etc. Giveaway prices. Call al ]26 Plnccrrst Dr. Be­ tween 9 and 12 a. m. No. phone. MAYTAG AVavher, 2 fish aquarium, deep freezer, '50 Truck. Misc. items. Phone FA 2-5906. Cucumbers $1.03 Bring container, Corner Celery L Tuesday through r a bushcL you pick. Beard a11. Friday. RECONDITIONED R. C. Allen full keyboard Adding machine with aubtraction. Like new. (79.50. Powcll'e Office Supply. 117 So. Mag­ nolia Ave. SINGER Poriablc-Rcpoites*. cd. Model 192. Payments of $5.90 per Mo. after 1st pay­ ment. Call Singer Sewing .Machine Co. Call FA 2-5783, READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow- tills, lintel*, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. son Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 21" RCA T.V. (XL Excellent picture. 20 gal. trash can. $1.25. 392-A Oak Ave. 36. Aatomobllei • Truck* BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US * Low Interest Rates • Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK 1 Owner '53 Olds, perfect ex­ cept bad trans. (150.00. Ph. FA 2 0664. CARS WANTED REEL'S USED CARS ltlh St. 4k Sanford Ave. TRADE '60 Fiat SporU car for boat, motor and trail­ er. FA 2-6894. W IU , Sacrifice *58 Chevrolet Delray. 2 door sedan. Excellent condition. (J50, 322-8038. 1956 P O N T I A C . Straight stick, (395. 333-0380 after 4 p. m. 37. Boat* - Motors Gateway To The Waterway Rob.toti Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer 304 6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 3061 SELL or Trade for car, 18 hp Johnson. Excellent to now condition. FA 2-4213. itr CAUtN Cruiser with trailer. Git SB. Park A v«. Trailer Park. Sanford. 2~1IEDRU0M, kitchen equip, UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom AtR COND. Rulil into living room. Florida room. 3 Hit. ped home. Downtown. (00 Apt. kitrhv-n equipped. 108 38. Motorcycle!) • Rcoolcra 2 baths & dlnmg area. per mo. FA 2-6457, W. IKill St. FA 2-4678. cellent for freezing. Deliv­ then 1 blk. south on Ka»i M il III AirCondtUun Refri­ 141rue kitchen, double sink, VKHl’ A MOTOR SCOOTEluC ered. Ph. FA 10415, St. 3 ROOM furnished Garage NEW furnished & unfurnish­ oven Si range, lovely cab­ geration aervice. Alt work New 4 Used, ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ Apartment. Close in. (45. inet!, DHs of closet space LEAVING Town. 3 Bedrooms, guaranteed. Very rcaauu- 4ik) ft. CHAIN fence with doulicwis Sale* ft Service ment, tile baths; terratto FA 2G6O0 after 5:30 p.m. Utility room. Arbor on Ohahle In price. Day FA 1-7431 ble gala. Real bargain. 8517 Country Club Rd. 2 baths, family room, cor­ floors. Ph. FA 22374 after side of carporte. Rose Night FA 2 2069. 322-8121, ner lot, air - conditionedPh. FA-9-7028 1 BURM- house, N0 IA1M B p. m. hedge around front lawn Breakfast bar, built • iu after (. 1 ’’RIG ID A I UK Jn latngdile. 0 miles So range A oven, dishwasher. 2 BEDROOM Furn. Duplex. Sale* A Service A. D. E»t3. llank tlulldlng of Sanford. Cllf Hornciimn, UNFIIitNTsi IED 2 bedroom Private fenced patio, 21' ■ Ground floor Apartment. (SRAM G. II. HIGH Hanford, STorld* Realtor. 699 l/ongdale Ave. house, kitchen equipped. Arthur II lurkwlth, Jr. 32'. 2117 Summerlin Ave Puhllali Slay t, IS. II Contact 2312 Palmettu. noo W. 1st St. Sanford r’ lerk of th* Circuit Court C D I - l l TK 8 4199. I’h. FA 2 3651. FA 2 8977 after 5. 111: Joan SI. Wilke, ft. C. Ph. FA 2-3*63 Room. ’ Phone fttenetmm, liavl* A Mrlnlmli IN THK CIHCI IT CHITlT. FURN. Apt. 2000 Mcllonville. SLEEPING Attorney* al I.aw FA 2-3986 after 2 p. m. I, A K i r FRONT LOT NIN TH J I T I I C i a i . CIHCI I f , liK t'o ltATEI) Mother's Day !*o*l lifflee Drawer I l i a IN A Nil FIDI er.HIM H. il '/C H E V R O L E T Greatly reduced for quick cuke*. Delivered. Hohh'x Sanford. Florida M t t ’N T V , s r m : o v v i . « i i - 2-UEDROUM furnished apart­ Efficiency Apt. 830 Mo. up. sain. Luke Mary urea. Ex­ Puhll.h: May 1. i. II. It, f i l l IIIA, IN Cll ANt' F .lir Nil. IPHIe Donut Shop. Call FA 20533 ment, aim efficiency apart­ Surplus City. 201 W. let. c m —i T I I K SR.UIKX’X IIANK F o il Real Estate—Mortgage* clusive with Brown Itealty. OLDS C A D IL L A C ment, furnlihad. 122-8341, S A V t N d K IN T H E C I T Y O F COMPLETE Tractor ServiceFA 2-5237 or FA 2-llMtt. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 NEW TO ftK, a New Y.uk RENT A BED discing, landscaping, lot FA 3-7495 cnrporallon, Rollaway, Hospital 8i Haby Ravenna Park rtalnllff. 11*. IIiiMitu’HH Opportunity clearing, cultivation. Real ST O C K I N D U C T I O N S A L E Evenings Beds. reasonable. FA 2-3790. FA 2 3077 FA 2 3829 FA 1-8300 VIA U IIOVS’ K and HiltI I- IN THIS I ’H I t T T T CHI MT t»V Uy Day, Week, or Month For Lease. Service Station 1IOWK, her huaband. T H K .NINTH J M H C I A I , t i l t . CARROLLS FURNITURE Defendants. C U T , i n A n ii rt iM a s : w i . 3 UKDROOM, 2 hath home. Choice location, Apply Thr CLEAN fill dirt, clay, shell, NOTIC H ( W *1 IT Nltl.K CHI NT V , V I , (lit IDA. Pit. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. peat, lop soil. FA 2-2576. Pure Oil Co. 604 W. fllli St. 3300 Perk Ave. FA 2 8271 a r s T s i n r s’ S .n iiit i a IN I ' l l I N l ' K H ) Nil. I » M VELMA lo. I I D W E and CL’ KTLH L E E IIA M X tie K. RENTALS F IIIIU .B Y HO W E . her 3 IIKDUOOM, I hath house. IG. F em ale H elp W an ted L A W N SERVICE Plaintiff, 3BDnM, unfitrn. home Loch tniihand. -veNEW Mowing and edging etc. Sat­ Kitchen equipped. 410 lletll Fore at Fa rk. G eor gia SIAIIY l/Jlf HAMMOCK, Arbor (95. 2 Uedrm. Furn. N U R S IN U V e R S O N N K L isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Drive, Ravenna Park. 1200 lie * la hereby given that Defendatit. NEEDED for expansion al Apt. (33. Robert A. Wil­ SEDANS - COUPES * HARD ha* been filed In the x o T im to t m t t n FA 2-1817. down. (79 a month. I’ ll FLORIDA CARE, If you S Indicated Court araln *i TO i M AItT u>u II H Iv io c K liams, Realtor. FA 2 3951. FA 2 4614. and each o f you. the tilt * TOPS - STATION WAGONS c/o Vernon Mllro love your Mother and are Piano Tuning and Repair rlilcli caea le above Itoute No. I FURNISHED 2 bedroom willing to give the same de­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4213 n, NEED MORE KOOMT tlarlleld, Georgia SPOUT MODELS - TRUCKS house. Air-condiltuned. Ph. u are hereby required YOU A UK HE It Ell Y N O TI­ votion and personal alien Will trade equity in maaonry le your a n e w rr or wrtt- F IE D that a Complaint fur FA 2 3249. 3 bedroom, )lh bath home, tion lo oilier* there may be Air-Conditioning def en e .* , If any. In th* III ore* hae been Died agalnel * proceeding w ll h th* you, and you are required to ROOM, THE GAITLES, 401 in good location, for 2 an opening for you on Un­ II. H. I’Ol’K CO., INC. i of title Court end to serve a copy of your Answer nursing staff ut 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 bedroom home about ten skilled Magnolia Ava. FA2-0720 i (h er eo f upon the plain- or I'leadlhg to tb* Complaint eiiurn e ye whoee iiatii* on the l-|alntlfr« Attorney*. years old. Call FA 15514. FLORIDA CARE OF OHB IG D IS C O U N T S aildreea app ear* hereon, t-aW Dffleea o f ROOM nicely turniilini J. Ituwa.il 3 I ANDO. Licensed practical 29. A u tom ob ile A crvicc r b ef ore the l t l h day t-f llornahy, S3* North Xtagnotla Apartment. Private bath. 3 BEDROOM house. Take nurses. Salary range $225 lo , lies, the natur# of thl* Av-nue, Orlando, Florida, and B IG T R A D E A L L O W A N C E Auto Glaaa, Top* over payment* ot (03. Ph. Clean. Adults. FA 2-1819. tedlna being * »ult t*> file Die original Answer or $270 Month for 4<i hour work A Seat Covers lo ** tbe lien of a m o r i ­ {Trading In the Office nf Ih* FA 2 7132. week, depending upon quali­ on the f o l l o w in g d*»crlh- Clerk of th* Circuit Court nn 2 HEDKOOM furnished Imium:. AU TO GLASS & -operty elluate In Menilnole or before the (III day of June, fication and experience of T H E Y G O T T A GO. ~ THE WORLD AT YOUR (66. Call 323-6632. ly. F la t Ida, to "111 ISIS. If you fall to do eo. de­ applicants. Good personnel S E A T COVER CO. gtt Te. L Y N W O O D HITU- gree pro confess* wilt Le en­ DOORSTEP — A 1,80 — BEDROOM unfiTrnished Ueautlful new home now be­ policies, including vacation •IVXHIi tN. *c- o rd lng Lt tered agalnel you f -r the re­ 2 3ot W. 2nd St. FA 28032 uep or f l a t there of ro- lief demanded In the Com­ and sick leave benciiti*. Ap­ house. Kitchen equipiK'd. ing constructed on the 4LI* WORK GUARANTEED orded In I’ lat lloak tl. plaint. SQUARE D E A L USED CARS (79 a mo. 2434 Cedar Ava. ■eg* ie-71. Cuhllo lieDONE AND OKDEKBD Manbanks of the famous St. ply tn person 830 W. Michi­ -orde o f Nemlnut* County, ford, Menilnole County, Florida, For real automobile bar gan Ave. Orlando, 9 a.in. tn Johns River. 3 bedrooms, 62 CADILLAC All Power, A ir 94395 furnished Horid *. Ihle Silt day of Slay A. D. I It K D R O O M gains, check the Herald class­ INK end O llD K I'.E D at ms. 2 baths, central heating 5 p.m. lwuse. Electric kilchen. 61 CHEV. Stallon Wagon Auto. 1095 ified display section. ord. Pentlnole County, (MEAL) and air conditioning. Huy Lights & water furnished. SEWERS- WANTED , o f Fb-rlda, thl* « t h day Arthur II. Ileckwrlth. Jr.. 62 MONZA 4 Speed, Radio, H eater...... 2193 now and choo*e your color. Clerk Clruult Court of lay. l « l l . AUTO RADIO SERVICE IM MEDIATELY (73 month. Uaek of PmoHainlnole County. Florida 57 CHEV. 4 Door, V-R, Standard Shift 695 iL) Full price (I7,9u0 with IU‘ i Wink ul homo doing simple PERSONAL RADIO A TV crest Ion. 3618 Iroquois Ar th ur II Ueckwlth. J r . U)T XUriha T. Vlhlen 00 RAMBLER 4 Door, Automatic 1295 down. For a happy future 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. ;t#rk o f th * Circuit c ou rt Deputy Clerk sewing. W'e supply Materi­ Ave. FA 2 1254. l y i U a rtb a T . Vlhleu, */ Albert Turku sec Uiis today. al* and pay shipping both 61 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door ... ......... . 1595 AL1I1SHT YUH KO l. C. I HR. House furn. Water. (60. A U T O GLASS *, W i g h t A llu rford way*. Good r*U of pay. Law Offices of J. Russell 3 BR. House. (85. 322 2764. rial llu lld ln g —Mult* SOI ■lorneby SAVE N O W Piece work. Apply, Dept, IN S T A L L E D F lra l Avenu e H..ulh 17* North Magnolia Avenue AD 3A9, Box 7019. Adelaida Scniturlk Glass anil Faint •etereburg, Florid a orlab l-r, Florida 3 IIKIJROOM home. Kitchen 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD 2S8S PARK AVS* rneye f o r I ’ la ln t iff Attorneys for Plaintiff. Pu»t Office, Toronto, On­ equipped. (75 • Month. Ph. REALTOR - INSUROR LOW COST GMAC FINANCING Company Publish May I. le, I I . IS. leu Slay 1, U , 3S, IS. tario, Canada. FA 2 5660. FA 2-4891 18X8 i>. French Ave. UDI-7S ^ 210 kftgnoba Th. FA I-4U2 H O LLERSo/SANFO RD Stenstrom Realty It r Legal Notice BIG STOCK Pays To $2 ,0 0 0 T O $ 6 ,5 0 0 Use The Herald W ant Stemper Agency Ads �......................... - ■■ '■ SV •;< si)t • n fo rb Rrrntb Page 4-A — M ay 8, 1963 THE QUALITY Courthouse Records Real E*Ut* Tr*n*acton« Theodore Chalfant, etux to Lout* Vopelocli, Jr., etui, lic it Haven, $6,700. Char!** Adkini, etna to Lou Hatnei, Sanlando, $8,200. Robert Granger, 8r., etux to Raymond Colilenti, etux, Oakland Shone, $22,600, FHA to Garlen F. McGee, etux, N. Chuluota, $8,800. William F. A»her, etux to Charle* P. Ryan, etux, Rear Lake Manor, $13,600. William T. Johnaon, Jr., (tux to Ralph M. Illckok, etux, 4-21.20, $22,600, Mary Sawyer to Flrat Fed, of Orlando, Lake Harriett, $10,600. Albert Flaber, etux to Hom­ er Lucaa, etux, Brctton Wood*, $7,000. Rex Dyrd, etux to Clifford llildibrant, C. C. Manor, $9,* M OTHERS * $6,000. Prudence Brumu to John Spurr, etux, Seminole Park, $ 6,000. Neat Harris, c4ux to Rosa William*, etux, Sanlando, $10, 600. Arthur Soawal, etux to Dal la* naker, etui, Watt*, Farm*, $6300. Final Divorce Decree* Mary A. McCumber v*. Har­ old McCumbcr. Martha A- Jort v». Daniel JovL Merjori* Pariah v*. George Parish. Sharon L. Cook v*. Donald L *« Cook. Boverly Joan Young v*. Donald I - Youn*, O SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASURE! Ai s l O O with this coupon and purchase of: L *. $5.00 OR M O R E In l • (limit I ceepee p « temOy, pl*ett> (n p liN Set., May I I , I96S) S W I F T ' S P R E M IU M ^ PRO TEN * * K W H ERE Jft( Green Stamps it w T EN D ER -A G ED I • 2 lb . * I• 100. Charle* Bloom, etux, to David Frederick, etux, Fairlane, $11,300. Brooklyn Saving* Bank to FHA, Longdale, $9,600. John Gulealan, Jr., etux to Robert Ro»emond, etux, 2819-31, $5,300. Lavcrn Clark, Jr., etux to Joe llunaucker, Lake Minnie, $10,600. Harold T. Carter, etux to William D. Vaughn, Bear Lake, $8,700. Frkncl* Mainvltle, etux to John Hlttlnger, etux, Brettun Wood*, $20,700. Leibar Enlerprliea, Inc. to Lee Sterling, etux, Longdale, $10,800. Donald Alethlro, etux to L. William Mead, etux, Wenthcri field, $0,200. Willie Mae Meadow*, etvlr to Octavio Cintron, etux, 2010-29, $6,700. Alton Kling, etux to L. D. finodgraaa, Oak i'ark, $6,800. lltVKhei Pyle, etux to Lex­ ter Dean Snodgrass, Prairie Lake Ilgtx, $10,600, FHA to John Burke, etux, Sanlando, $17,000, Robert Granger, Sr., etux to Irving Chamber*, etux, Oak­ land Shore*, $26,600. Ollnd Paaaittl, etux to Grier Portland, Jr., etux, Sanlando, $13,600. Cecil Brooke, to Sheldon Eelgler, etux, Sanlanta, $12,' 000. I^alcr Richmond, etux to Luther Ta*ker, etux, Magnolia light*, $7,100. Robert Roiemond, etux, to Sanford Profr**lona! Corp. Mcltonville, $16,300. Cloyd McCling, etux In Al len Hardy, etux, Little Wcki wa Eatatr*, $10,200. II. Allen Hardy, etux to Cloyd McCling, etux, 11-21-29, $13,600. Joaeph Moxxer, etux to W. T. Deaton, etux, Pralriu Lake, $8,600. Real Ratal* Traniartlon* William Rrooka, etux, In Philip Caeibur, etux, Ringer Bulidvn., $13,000. C. J. Blunigen, etux to Ira Thornburg, etux, Oakland Shot™, $28,400. Sldncf Nelson, etux to FHA, C. C, Manor, $10,200. Cheater Brhclcsky, etux to Trani-Fl*., Mtg. and InveiU nient Co. Inc., Lake Brantley, $8300. Horiion Homes to Joteph Sehvunow, etux, N. Orlando $10,600, Robert Hutehlaon, etux to Robort Boyd, etux. Suburban Home*, $10,260. H. Patrick Berger*, etux to John E. Galea, Longacree, $14,600. II. Stanley nenjnmln, etux to Frederick IlolUe, Jr., 26 21-80, $9,000. II. V. Crum, etux to Hum b|* Oil end Refining Co. Oak Ridge Park, $114,000. FHA to Ralph West, etux N. Orlando, $9,000. Gertrud* Uoschner to Kd ward West, etux, 16-20-32, $9,600. Heart Mattson to Howard L. Ureasm-r, etux, 24-21-29, I O & OVE BEST * H EA V Y W ESTERN c G O V 'T - IN S P E C T E D Pi r* 1 |i • l l ( T< Ml I. W l K i iii w M S 111 * * lip MHPf St E IT H E R r OR EN D ^ SW IFT'S PREM IUM PROTEN G O VT. INSPECTED TENDER-AG ED H E A V Y W ESTERN BEEF SALE W H O LE 1 PORK LOIN ROAST dairy s p e c i a l Cheese Spread . 59c Flavartal Ratty Cmkae Fluffy Biscuits. 4 Zb 39c 14 4 r* Pork Chops......... KtefFa Rrkh er Meemter per lb. 59c per 49c Delicious Country-Style 37c Pork R ib s ........... WluMtl* Lengber* Style Cheddar Cheese m J • Center-Cut Tatty Lean 27c Sliced Cheese .. S l* ] • RIB ROAST $meeth Ipreediag Merieilne Kraft's Parkay .. 1* STANDING Club Steaks »>8 9 c Ground Beef u>-49c Chal'i Delight Tatty o % 1 a.' 65c lb. Flavorful Copeland'* W ien ers.............. 35t p e r Brand Solid-Pack □ Tom atoes...................3 Swift's Premium Sliced B olog n a ............................. P & P Brand Green Tender □ Sweet Peas................. 3 e pkg. S S t Swift's Brown 'N Serve P e P Cream Style Sausage .............. □ Golden Corn................4 8-os. pkg. 49c per 59c Delicious Deep-Sea The Variety Baking M U Scallops.............. □ Bisquick................... lb. Sumhla*’* femeui Hydrox Cookies . Pilltbury White, Yellow, Chocolate, Double-Dutch C a k e M ix . . 3 Tomato Juice • Fruit D rin k • 3 W hole Apricots Pineapple • • 4 Pineapple • • 3 49c F. F, V. Popular Oatmeal C ookies"*;" 39c Ritter's Delicious, Zesty Woftdortul Ste-fle Liquid Starch .. IST 2/35c With Ruil-Ratlitar! Bril Io Soap Pads S " 27c Welchade Grape or Welch Apple-Grape Libby's Tasty Spiced lo o ^ Y a m io o Dole's Hawaiian Crushed TARNOW'S OVtN-RIADY MEAT LOAF Sm m 2Vi-lb. $1.39 Jftl G■«*re e n S ta m p s e i ai* (M|M mi pwcAaaa *1; (es»«r»g | i U Mty II* IMJ) MllfiMMMMMf Dale's Chunk Style or Sliced P R II ioo J>9l G» *re e n S ta m p e d ! Si* mi ywckn* oh H U M A N a O A A N O * BAND LU NCH M K A T * 3 6-ei. pkg*. 87c IM n u . O A *, * 4 ,1 (main, t . i - Mir 11. 1M1I Swift's Premium Atiortod Flavor* PRICKS KPPECTIVE THRU SAT., M A Y I I , 1963 w a M a o jiM iiM he Cream . • . 79c P re se rve s . . 39c P re se rve s . . M etret a t ... .& S1.49 half gal. i W O 'A V Y W a O Kraft's Tatty Strawberry • • JlM O ro o n S t a m p s 18-os, ^ ^ 1* 1 jar - " 4 * • « n » ) w m i y w d i m oh TARNOW'S OVEN-READY MEAT LOAF 1Vi-lb. 89c Kraft's Paack or Red Plum — -co R ** ■aao-raa S .U Ma, U , I M P 1 8 - o i. • • jar Liquid Diet Feed (assorted flavert) □ O w w h b w w l JM O•»*ra a n S ta m p s All cooyoo mi yunhoto ah lANOLUmUI HAIR SPRAY •m r in lH — ha, 0-to-Halo I 14-ex. also 99c (plus tax) I t U Mar II. 1*411 IlMMfiJlfiMMfiftS -8BHYING ALTA MONTH SPKINGS, CA88KLDKKKY, FBItN I’ AKK. LONG WOOD. MAITLAND. NOItTII UltLANDO AND HANFORD’* . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 and BTATB HOAD 43* !OW CT,T W B O JM O r a1 a n S t 4a m1 p s ■ ilk * * t aaaao — m i *a «M * : COLGATE DENTAL CREAM family lixe 83c H I- M ., u. IM P 1 �fy « A- Nobody Wants Him; Youth 'Sits' In Jail A IJ year-old boy man haa "brilliant" or “ auperior In­ for two year*. He continued him tf he would return here has been In Jail this trip 2‘ t been sitting in jail for the last telligent" class. Yet, appar­ his schooling through the last February he wrould give months, one month h e r e 2' } months, having reached ently, he never has had any­ ninth grade and became pro­ the boy a Job at the horse awaiting pre-sentrnce Inves­ the crossroads leading toward one to leach him between foundly interested in elec­ racing track. Boh and two tigation. But authorities are faced hi- future. And the outlook is right and wrong. It might be tronics. It was there he un­ juveniles from Miami did re­ black. said, in a gentle manner, that derwent an examination and turn In February and worked with a problem: Where to it was discovered his IQ to one week, sleeping in the place Bob even If the court lie's a boy in year*, having Bob has "taking ways.” By l-*rry Ver*he| wilt consider • probationary Bob was born in Boston. be 147, which educators say is woods. celebrated his 17th birthday One evening they saw a sentence? lie will not he per­ The city i« finally iroiiiK to last October. He's a man in When hr was five years old “ brilliant" and "superior." take a long hard look at build­ the eyes of the law. His last his parents were divorced and Average Is between 100 and parked car with the keys in mitted to return to his mothe ignition. They took it and ther’a home. For confidential ing* in the downtown section birthday, according to law, his mother took him to Mi­ 110. When he was 18, Bob was headed for Miami. At Avon res sons he cannot go to his . . . It will be a general con­ advanced him from boyhood ami. There she married a father's home. Some time m man 30 years her senior. Boh released from Marianna and Park they wrecked it. dition (urvey . . . Hi tter do it to manhood. The two Juveniles long the last fewr years his halfThis young man (we'll call and his stepfather failed to returned to Miami, He at­ gentlemen before another fide of the Wclaka cl umble*. hint “ Boh," although that I* hit it off; the boy continually tended an adult education since have been released to brother legally adopted Bob . . . not his namri has no one to ran away from his mother's school tor a while, furthering the custody of their parents and the youth accepted his County Commission (u*mg l whom to turn tor help; ho home, later from f o s t e r his studies in rlretmnics and were returned to Miami. brother’s surname. But the two ear* no lean) toured sonic ! must rely on strangers. And homes established by the Tlien he hitchhiked to Boston Bob was sentenced to 25 days brother now Is divorced and at Avon Park and then re­ serving with the Armed Forc­ to visit his father. 100 mile* of road yesterday he is in dire need of help juvenile court. Classed as an incorrigible, On his return, a motorist turned to Sanford to face es in Germany. And Itoh's In four hour* . . . Ended up He faces another jail term. Hob's IQ places him in the Bob was sent to Marianna gave him a ride and informed auto theft rhargrs. In all, he i present predicament preclud­ with a stoat barbecue at Charles Lee'* ranch . . . (Jen. J. C. Hutchison this morning emphasized there it a dirtneed to appropriate mure money to sate some of these deteriorating roads before it is too Isle . . . Among those roads mentioned were Itunnell ltd.. Red Rug ltd., Old Geneva WEATHER: Fair and mild thrnuRh Friday. With today. 85-90. Low tonipht. fiS-80. ltd., I.ake Mills ltd.. Lake Alary-lxuigwood ltd., TuskaTHURS., MAY 9, 1963 SANFOUI), FLORIDA NO. 70S Established 1908 United Press Leased \\ ire willa ltd., Old Forest City Rd., VOL. 53 Rear Lake Rd. , , , Roads could be saved if they were resurf­ aced. • • • State Libruryofficials here to talk user plans for down­ town library and . were •‘pleased”’ with the old poat office building, according to City Manager W. K. Knowlea. . . . I thought the city wanted to put thut property up for public sale. • • • Glenn McCall and Ernest Mills have purchased the Touchton-Liggelts drug store and plan to sign the final puper* tomorrow. Municipal Pool will open ••officially” Saturday at 0 a m. . , . Pool will be opened on a weekend basis until June 8 . , . Schedule; Saturday, 8 a m. to noon and 2 to i p.m. Sunday: 2 to 0 p.m. • • • • • S|xnking of Geneva, they finally got that fire siren Oviedo guve them installed. It is located behind the Geneva Grocery and Hughey says there will lie an emergency aipiad organized in the near future. • • • • • Mary Esther's is expanding, taking over the old Abstract Co. offices. • • • Village Council of North Orlando agreed to take steps to eliminate lengthy and late officials meetings. It was agreed to hold an afternoon conference to “ hash opt" mailers before the official evening meeting. And it was agreed to move up starting time from 7:3a to 8 p.m. Nothing was said whether the “ conferences" were to lie open to press and public. Neat meeting is May 20. • s • It will be our own Senator Mark Cleveland Jr who will introduce that St. Johns canal district hill tnlo the legisla­ ture . . . may l>e tomorrow. • • • Guy Allen just hack from a postmasters convention In Winter Park came hark with some recommendations the group ia planning to push for . . . There were aplenty . . . The one that struck our rye was a 40 Itour week tor |mstmasters. Eh? • s • We counted smut 33 ears be­ tween 23th St. snd Onora Rd. oil Sanford Ave. this morning. . . . Right nest to It no park­ ing signs. • • ♦ Who was the roan studying the exterior of the old hospital building at Fifth ami Oak? Walked around and studied the building with tn|>e meas­ ure in his hand, although he was not seen to measure any­ thing. e e With the State Scnstc hav­ ing earmarked two institu­ tions of higher learning for East Central Florida, local officials today were lighten­ ing their drive to have one or both schools pinpointed tor Seminole County. Ul’ l reported that a bdl authorizing future establish­ ment ol a state university for under-graduates in East Central Florida skimmed out of the Senate appropriations committee today and was sped to the calendar of llic full Senate. The (ull Senate Wednesday passed and sent to the House another hill authorizing a branch of the University of Florida engineering college in the same East Central Florida area. Toe bill tor tlie undergra­ duate university sent to the Haiti Tense; Yanks Leave •* e Bellmrade construction onftrway and they hav, token out papers regarding annexa­ tion. t * " g '- • • "** M PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (U P !)—'The United Stated continued removal by nil* of governmental <lupcmlent* from tenet* Haiti today under th .•liful eye of an American naval task force. The last of 220 dependent* of U. S. military nnd embassy personnel were expected to leave today • Memo to anyone wanting to ace our city manager between the hours of 8 a.m. Monday and 5 p.m. Friday . , .T r y the sewage treatment plant . . . 1 guess he's the resident engi­ neer on the project, has expressed himself as willing to enter a foster home and “ prove his worth." But, as one official put it, ft will take someone who is undorstanding, k i n d anil above all patient. "And we must emphasize that word 'patient'," this official point­ ed out. "It will have to be someone who will not throw up hla hands at the first mis­ step on Bob's part and throw him bark In the clink." Bob already has pleaded guilty to auto theft but he has not yet been adjudicated guilty h.v the court. It la not known what the pre-sentence investigation will recommend nor la It known whether the eourt will give the boy another opportunity. But Bob is at the crossroads of his life. Will it be the high road? Or will it be the low road? A foster homo or a sponsor may help the court decide whether Bob will be given a second chance. So. it will take a sponsor and an understanding court. <M . ante: The llerald lake* m aides la thla boy'a futare. The thought here la mrrrly to present his story. Any Interested persons may contort The llerald newt desk (F A 2 2612) and Iheyv will be referred to the pro­ per authorities handling this case.) Two Area Schools Win OK; Local Officials Gear Drive • Wo hear that Lewis Hughey out in Geneva Is tsking all the credit for bringing last week's rains to the aiea. A reliable ( ? ) source says Dm* ruins came “ as a direct result of letters written by Hughey to the Slate Rainmakers Assn." es his enlisting In the Armed Forces for the time being. The court appointed a San­ ford attorney to represent Hob without pay. This lawyer has been supplying Bob with pocket money during his in­ carceration while he endea­ vors to help the boy. Bob. while interested in electronics, is keenly desirous of entering the forestry ser­ vice. He likes hunting, fish­ ing and such outdoor sports and believes he could find his life work in the woods. Of slight build, the young man Is polite and courteous and seems extremely anxious to mend his ways and create a useful life for himself. He Public Defender Bill Approved aboard a chartered Pan Americon World Airways plane and two regular c o ru m e r r i a I flights. A total of 185 Americana including some non-govern­ ment residents, left I’ort Au l’i luce by air Wednesday. The U. S. Stale Department ordered government depend­ ents to leave and urged other American* to do so as well due to the "deteriorating sit­ uation" tinder l*re»hfent Franrois Dm slier and the tension lietween Haiti and neighbor­ ing Dominican Krpuldlr. Reports from Isimlon and The lliigue Mild Britain and the Netherlands also had ad­ vised their citizens to leave. The United States notified Haiti Wednesday It was mov­ ing American win slops within sight of Fort Au i'rlncr, but outside the six-mile territorial waters. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The Senate passed and sent to the House today a bill creating a system of public defenders to represent needy persons accused of crime. The bill, Idcntiral to one voted to the House calendar Wednesday provides for a public defender to lx* elected in each judicial circuit now numbering 16. The first group of defend­ ers would be appointed by the Governor but would have to run next year to hold the jolt. The measure was required by a recent U. S. Supreme Court decision that every ptrton charged with a felony is entitled to an attorney and the state must provide one if the accused cannot afford his own. The ruling resulted TAM FA (U i’ ll — A fourIn the release of one Florida engine Eastern Airlines DC-7 prisoner and a flood of peti- with 33 person* aboard landed lions from others lor new safely at Tampa luti-rualiotisl A o poii this morning with trials. The hill contains no appro one engine feathered. An airlines spokesman said priation to foot the hill, but a separate measure not yet the piano encountered engine adopted provides a stale ap­ trouble on takeoff ami the propriation of $380,(8)0 tor a pilot feathered the engine and |returned to the airport. public defender system. Close Call For DC-7 full Senate today contains no funds to start the institution. Effect of the bill is to locate the next state university in this area if the state ever decides to build a new uni­ versity. Sen. J. A. Boyd, Iresburg. who sponsored the bill along with Sen. Bernard I’ arrish, Titusville, said that "we've been assured by tiie Board of Control that it probably won't do anything about establishing the institution for to years." However, Sen. L. K. Edwards, Irvine, predict­ ed the East Central Florida legislative .delegation | wwoVf overall planning but advised "when the time is ready we wilt lie happy to divulge the whole program." However, Flist Research Corporation at Miami, did inform The Herald h> telephone that it his its feasibility study tor locating these scImniI s in Seminole County "about twothirds to three-four!hs com­ pleted" for presentation to the (oral committee and to the State Board of Control. nsiwA Nasser Riots Truce Takes Shaky Turn The r l u i r m i s of the House Judiciary Committre said today that frdrral in­ tervention will he neer«-ary In Birmingham " if Ihr sit­ uation again gets out of hound*." Itrp. Emanuel Cellrr, IIN. Y , said some govern­ ment art Inn would be needed to prevent the spread of any new disordrr although hr would be reluctant to see it come to that. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U l’ll — A shaky truce threatened to break down today before all factions could reach agreement on a plan to end the racial crista which has resulted In violence and the arrest of 2,200 Negroes In this Deep South steel city. A 250-man force of highway patrolmen, augmented by ap­ proximately 400 plainclothesmen rarrying sidearms, ap­ parently was In control nnd uhlu to enforce law and order. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, two top Negro leaders in the desegregation campaign here, said they were hopeful a solution bi five week* of dem­ onstrations rould lie found by this afternoon. A bi-rarlul eummlttrr met again Wednesday night hut made no announcement of resuits. The big problem In a settle­ ment appeared to be among the Negro leadership, sharply divided u* Li whether full scale demonstrations should lie resumed today. Land Promoters Face Arrest NEW YORK (Urit — At- I description of tub-dlvidcd pro­ ty. Gen. Louis J. Lofkowits perties thry allegedly offered announced today that war­ fur tale. Individual* named in the rant* had lierll issued for the arrest of six Florida land papers wen.-: Dory Aueabach; piumoltTa a<<used of violating David Frotser Raudull, EdNew York State's Real Estate wanl Auerbach. It. T. Stevens Randall. Irving Gottlieb, and Law. Dory Amnliarh Associates, Edward A. Anderson, Jr. A Inc., of Miami, six of It* of­ New York county grand jury ficers and six subsidiary land had directed ttie filing of companies were charged with criminal Informations after falling to file with the De­ hearing evidence relating to partment of State a detailed th« offer of homeaiuw pn six be bark before live Legisla­ ture in 1905 asking $20 mil­ lion to get the university un­ der way. The bill for (lie engineering branch carries a $511,000 ap­ propriation to get it under way immediately. Under terms of live legisla­ tion, the Board of Control ami Cabinet would pick the exact (oration of both insti­ tutions. laical officials were reluc­ tant to talk today of their Florida developments. The subsidiary land compa­ nies named In the pa|M<r* were:; Florida Investment Fu­ tures Company, Collier Coun­ ty; Eveigladco National Fark Land Company, Monroe Coun­ ty; Orlando Highlands, Inc* Orange County; Florida 8un Froperties Co., Monroa Coun­ ty; Florida Sun Acres, Inc., Collier County; and Florida Keystone Froperties, Inc., Cudjoe Key. BEItlUT, Lebanon ( U F O New pro-Nusaer- rioto were reported in Syrln today. with n numlier of persons said to have been killed in protests ugninst the government. Tackle Prejudice GEOIUIK TOUIIY Honor* . , , Semi-Centennial Awards Given At C Of C Fete KANSAS CITY. Mo. (U F I) —'The Southern Baptist Con­ vention, urged to settle its re­ ligious problem* with "clirislinn patience and love," today tnrkh-d internal theological differences, race prejudice and public school pruyer*. Won’t Pass? WASHINGTON (U F I) — President Kennedy believes that a group of restrictive con­ stitutional amendment propos­ ed tiy states rights advocate* will fail to win ratification, and he will "ba glad when Arcolades for "outstanding they do not." services” in promoting and Granted Divorce staging Seminole County's SANTA MONICA, Calif. Semi • Centennial celebration UFI) — Singer-actress Jsne April 27 were prcstnlcd to Powell was granted an unioncommittee chairmen a n d tested divorce from Patrick olhers by (lie Chamber of Nerney Wednesday after she Cunimerce id a luncheon- told the court he was "ter­ meeting at noon today at ribly possessive" and "jealous of my career." Mayfair Inn. George Touhy, g e n e r a l chairman *>( the Centennial, Flaming Junk LEXINGTON, Ca. (U F I) — was presented with a plaque by Francis E. Itoumillat, A freight truin struck an uutoinohile at a grade crossing Chamber president. Touhy, in turn, presented near here Wednesday and ■mashed it for 105 feet into certificates of award to: Capt. It. M. Ware, com­ flaming junk. Both occupant* manding officer, Sanford Na­ were kille<i. val Air Station; Capt. J. M. Tully Jr., commanding offi­ Defends Version cer. Heavy Attack Wing Unc, WASHINGTON (U F I) — NAS; Robert Bciserer, Gor­ Frank W. Davis, president of don Bradley, Paul Lewis, General Dynamics Fort Worth Garnett While, E. C. Harper division, defended his com­ Jr.. Police Chief noy 0. Wil­ pany's version of Die TFX liams, Glenn McCall, Char­ fighter plane today as faster, lie Kampf. aide to hit more targrta and Jark Horner, Dorothy Aus­ chruper to build than its comtin and Larry Verthel, fea­ lietitor. % ture editor and managing editor, respectively, of The Rare Revolt Sanford Herald; Clyde Long, WASHINGTON (U F I) — City Manager W. K. Knowles, The House, In a rare revolt Cdr II It. Shively and U. uguinsl its dean, ha* voted Cdr. W. C. Fcldmeyer Jr. pay Increases of Up to $5,000 The Sanford Herald, accept- fur some retired generals and ed by Publisher Waller A. admirals, and a special combat Glelow; WUUO • TV a n d allowance for servicemen. The WESI I TV. provisions were added to a Harper introduced Candl $1.2 billion military pay In­ Condor, “ M U i S e m i n o l e crease bill Wednesday befure County," and Carolina Bag- the House passed the measure gerly. first runner-up in the 283 to 10. The mresure now goes to live Senate. beauty contest. GROUND-IIRKAKING EXERCISES wore held Wednesday afternoon for tlie new punipiiur .station nnd storuKC tank* of tho Sanford PipolltiQ Com­ pany at (he Inki-front ndjm-enl to French Avenue. Pinna nro for the pipe­ line to Ihj in operation within 90 day* puntplnir Jot fuel from barges to the Naval Air Station, Pictured, front the left: Mayor Torn McDonald, John Krider, ('linmher of Commerce manager; Norris Plank, pipeline auperintendent; Gerald Ranch, president of Standard Southern Corporation, Houston, Texas, parent firm of the Sanford Pipeline Company, nnd LL Frank Wolfe, NAS assistant supply officer. (Herald Photo) School Age Bill Dumped TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — day would have meant the The Senate Gem-tul Legisla­ hill would ha placed on lh« tion Committee today passed, calendar for finnl floor action. reconsidered and thi-n dumped The committee passed tho in sulK-ommittre the contro­ hill by ■ 5-3 vote and went on versial hill to mnko children to other business. However, two months older whin they Hen. E. William Gautier of enter the first grade. New Hmyrnn Beach then call­ Hie hill, already passed by ed for reconsideration of tho the House, would raiso the mcasuii- and hit motion w.ia present first grade enrollment passed by an identical 5-8 vote. age from five years-nlne Gautier then moved to pIsco months to fivo years-ll the hill in subcommittee to months by OcL 1 of the year l>« reported on when the com­ of enrollment, I (would be­ mittee meet* again naxt week, come effective In 1805. Gautier aaid ha wanted to The committee also passed "clean up" a committee favorably on the controversial amendment which would per­ MACK CLEVELAND JR. Humbly closing law hill. Heavi­ mit children to tuku an ex­ ly amended by the ronuniltee, amination hy the State Educa­ 'Named' It passed by a 7-1 vote. tion Department to dcU-rmlno The Legislation Committee if a child eould be admitted ia the final hurdk- for the at an earlier age. The amend­ school sge measure. It has al- ment provides that a fee, set teuily been passed favotahly hy the i.liuuiiim department, by the Senuto Public Educa­ must he paid by the parenta tion Committee. Passage to­ far the examination. Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr., of Seminole County, today was named a member of a qx-cl.il subcommittee of the powerful Senate finance and taxation committee to form­ ulaic higlter taxes for Flor­ ida hi meet $1.1 billion In proposed spending. The subroinmiUcc, which v ill start work on tlic money gathering plan during night sessions next week, also will look into Gov, Farris Bry­ ant's proposed $125 million bond plan to finance univer­ sity const ruction. Morn titan $200 million in new resenue will be needed by tiie slate to fill the gap between spending ami Income OFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS — for the coming two year* 1/ • Free Tire Inspect inn Uic record spending bill is • Expert Wheel Aliifnmrnt passed. 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MHwee, and Principal* John Angel and Louin Band Director Michael Flutter at the piano, will be among acta preaented for tonight's program for the Longwood Ele(Herald Photo) Courthouse Records M m rr Ekrv to Elsie Jones, _etal, 30-10-30, <1,000 m t r y Homes, Inc., to James ^Oliver, etux, Goldie Manor, $12,000 Ward Hieki, Inc., to Jamea .1 4 O'Donnell, etux, Eastbrook, $17,400 D m Chapman, etux, to Ho'b e r t Granger Sr., dux, ^Oakland Shores, $3,000 Qukland Estates, Inc., to • Courtney D a m ll. e t u x , ^Oakland EaMlea. tto.uou f t e r g i B u s Jr., d u x to Ho. hert Llpptocott, e t u x , Evanadate, $12,230 Marti* Segal to Anthony Ci- aecio, Casselberry, $23,000 la r r le tt Pennell to David * Douglas, Sanlando, $6,000 Sbaodoro C hilli nt, d u x to Prank Wise Jr., etux, Lake Harney, $7,000 William Belay, etux to FHA, Plnecreat, $11,300 Jay Beck, etux, to Alfred DeLattlbeaudicre, etux, L% B-ll, T-C, $3,000 FHA to Felton Ncesimlth, etux, Sanlando, $14,300 John Kearney, etux, to Quintin Lacey, etux, Magnolia lights., 110,000 FHA to Robb Williams, etux, No. Orlando, 113.200 Virgil Jay Waned, dux, to Gene Moody, dux, Little Wcklva, 17,too William Clause, e t u x , to Jam es Lee, d ux. Celery PUntailon, <7,300 Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc., to Ruy Pounds, etux, Ravenna Park. <l3.auu LMN Enterprises, Inc., to Donald Ludwig, alux, Long■ dale, <10.300 P. Zeuli and Sons, Inc., to Cecil Dsndrldge, dux. Sin Scm Knolls, 19,300 Eldon Goldman, d u i, to Charles Notcn, etux, Cas­ selberry. <12,500 Bradshaw, etux, Academy Manor, $0,400 Charles Pearson, dux. to Aaron Minnick, dux, Tanglcwood, $10,000 Theodore Chalfanl, d u x , to Dewey Denton, etux, <*,500 Felton Neessmlth, dux, to Howard Berry, etux, Oak­ land Hills, <0,000 Flail Divorce Decrees Peter Chalterton vs Marie Chalterlon Frances Redden vs Eloy Redden Eva Mae Ritch va Cedi Ritch Evelyn Dinklni va Roswell Dinkins Pour Sanford Junior High School students made top scores during the past ala weeks grading period to cant an all “A" report card. They are Lam ar Oxford, LaeUe King, Carol Besaerer ta d Pam Meriwether. Sixteen students were nom­ inated for the Pilot Club scholarship awards Including Kay Tilson, Sheralynn Wil­ liams, Lynn Carlson, Karen Williams, Sally Deal, Kathryn Young. Mery Louise Klay, Michele Malbon, Sue Makin, Carol Besserer, Stefany Wcstgate, Raymond Pi­ r n , Pamela Pigott, Pam Meriwether, Claudia B o m gardner and Debbie Kirkley. Porty seventh graders were listed on the .Honor Roll as follows: Brent Armstrong, Mike Southward, Sharon Llpsey, Kay Tilton, Kay White, Sheralynn Williams, Darlene Robertson, D i x i e Holmes, Hank Ashby, Kalhy Avenel, Linda Taylor, Bonnie Boyd, Loretta Conrad, Janice Robn, George Carlton, Ben WInfre*, Batalina Allison, Donna Rit­ ter. Also Michael Gibson. Bud­ dy Stokes, Daryl Kanter, l^nn Carlson, Cindy Green, Jean Huff, Sue Price, Karen Williams, Larry Radd, Carol Ann Nelson, Sally Deal, Les­ lie Hartwlg, Kathryn Young, Pamela Robinson, Linda Lee, Gail Gatcbel, Mary Margar­ et Reynolds, Mary Louise K l a y , Steven Pltxgerald, era whose scores put them on the Honor Roll. They Included Michele Malhon, Raymond Dederiag. Kathy Sloan. Kit deGanaM, W a n d a Austin, Barbara Bell, Robin Fordham, Wanda Nelson, Bill Halback. Stephen Mslott, Dwight Smith, P r a n k Whigham, Chris Wilson. Mike Yentsch, Christine Almqulst, Ann Carl­ son, Marilyn Hern, Susan Hoop, Debbie Johnson, Deb­ bie Kinsey, Sue Makla, Pat Marnsita, Marty Pierce. Mar- Ninth graders included to Duggan. Donna Ruutb, Ralph Butler. Paula Elam, Crlll Uyn Smith, Judy Wilson. Also Cheryl Avery. Kaye students who made the Honor Unger, Nancy Rodgers, - Betty Harden, Gall Hodman. Ar­ Bateman, W. W. Beasley, Roll lest six weeks. They Hittell, Brenda Carroll, Mer- nold Allison. Jimmy B arks inelkt Griffith. John Canna- Cbarlei Scott. Linda Ashby, Chuck Plgott, George Haupt- were: Marilyn Dee Epps, Kareo vino. Grenda Bennett. Ann Adrienne Epstein. kown, Jenifer Coe, Linda Mal­ loy, Linda Perkins, SalUe Peterson, Gall Roberts, Sha­ ron Weir. Cathy Best, Jeen Wilkins, Prances Cammaek, Ricky Goerss, Mark R a born, Steve Leach, Beth Morgan, Susan Day, Janice Boston, HOME GARDENERS Kenneth Martin, Bobby Kuy­ kendall, Laura Pays Watson, Wc a rt headquarters for Hunniland Garden Supplies, a and JanJce Daniels. complete line of garden nupplies including fertilizer, l« v il% li • • • insecticiden, fungicides, weed killer* and noil fumigants for Florida noils and climate. Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Stanford PLANT FOODS & CHEMICALS ROOMS Complete AS I-OW • GARDEN TOOUS • LAWN MOWERS • HOSE • LAWN SPRINKLERS An efficient airplane car­ ries a quarter of its weigh! as cargo. ART BROWN PEST CONTROL LUMBER & HARDWARE Termite* A Other Pw U 2601 PARK DR. 322-8865 SANFORD HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. 113 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. illl) Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. tut ST. FA 2-0983 F re n c h A ve. delicious CHICKEN In • a- box With F. Frit*, d a w , r o ll* Along with delicious chicken and other fine foods, wc serve SEA FOODS daily. FISH FRY ON FRID A YS - GRAND 85c O PEN N IN G t Today Only - 1 - 1 1 With each hamburger buy at the regular low get a milk shake FREE! tomorrow, Thursday or for valuable prizes awarded to the lucky OPEN DAILY WEEKENDS f UNTIL ? P. M. Nothing to buy winner Saturday, you do not have to be present to win Ph. F A 2 -7 �M illion Shopping Center W ins Okay * « * e i© 6 By LARRY VERSSEL Memorial Day tomorrow • . . Nothing scheduled hero. No paradci, no remembrance of our w ar dead . . . How many men from Sanford lost their live* fighting for us 7 Hill wo remember them aa we read the paper, put on TV, shoot pool, play golf, go to the grocery? The propoeed II S nifikm Wln-Mae shopping center at 1-4 and Highway 43d wa* giv­ en form al approval by the County Coamiaetoa this m an* inf. The Commission voted to uphold action of the County Zoning Commission In ap­ proving n m ooing from agri­ cultural and residential to commercial ter the property at the southeast corner of (be interchange. Discussion in the m atter continued ter one hour with opposition being voiced by a delegation from Dol-Ray Ma­ Nobody asked me but, I waa always embarrassed by the word* sacred, glorious, and sacrifice and tbe expres­ sion ia vein. Wo had beard them, sometimes standing la tbe ratn, out of earshot, so that only the shouted words came through, and had read them, on proclamations, now for a long time, and I had seen nothing sacred on the battlefields and the thing! that were glorious bad no glory and the sacrifices were like the stockyards in Chicago if nothing waa done with tbe m eat except to bury it. There were many words that you could not itand to hear and finally only the name* of the places had dig nity. Certain number* were the same way and certain dates and these with the names of the places were all you could say and have them mean anything. • • • I think of Terry Cordell killed in Viet Nam and ab­ stract words such as glory, honor, courage or hallow were obscene beside the con crete name* of villages, the number of roads, the names of rivers, the numbers of regimenta and the dales. • • • I think of tbe snowy ridges of Korea . . . I think of the Solomuns. ] think of t!ie Argonne. I think of a village in Korea in the spring of 193'.’ . . . I think of a regiment wiped out for a w ar nobody won . . . I think of Terry Cor­ dell dying alone in an un­ fam iliar land with a strange flag flying overhead . . . , • » ; nor. The delegation, armed with petitions, charged the shopping center would reduce the value of their properties and eaoM a traffic hazard. Commissioner James P. Avery Jr. pointed out that more commercial and Indus­ trial properties are needed In the county to bring about increased taxes. C. W. Clayton Jr., repre­ senting Win-Mac. charged that South Seminole County is "be­ coming the bedroom for Or­ ange County,” in that per­ sons reside there but work and spend their money In Orange County. The board approved Av­ ery's motion to uphold the Zoning Commission in a 4-1 vote. Commissioner John Fitzpatrick seconded Avery's motion but vo;ed against it. The Commission formally approved an agreement to transfer title to a part of the recreational area on Celery Ave, to the City for l l i .000 plus possible 40-foot right-ofway along the west aide of the golf course. The City ia negotiating with the MacFad- den Foundation to sell the en­ nent domain for an access tire recreation property for road to the burial plot. 9100,000 for the Sanford Mili­ Deferred action on the Gar­ tary Academy. Avery, who den Club's request for a park­ previously held out for 77,300 ing arM In Sunland Estate* for the county, voted against pending a public bearing for the agreement this morning. opposing residents. Purchased a new truck from In other action today the Strtckland-Morrison for $1,203 County Commission: with a trade-in. Agreed to accept from Agreed 3-2 to accept a Elm er Jones deed for three right-of-way from Longwoodacres of land in a Negro Markham Road from Overstreet Land Company and re ­ cemetery off Highway 430 (or quest Atlantic Coast Line a potter's field ia return for Railroad to install a crossing condemning land under emi­ to company property. County Engineer William Bush point­ ed out the county several y ean ago through oversight failed to record deeds for a previous right-of-way and that the land waa cut off by the new Interstate 4. County alio accepted rightof-way for the State Road Department to Install an ac­ cess road in the Sanlando area U> relieve four home owners also cut off by 1-4. Approved a bond for Linton Cox. newly appointed justice of the peace | Approved a resolution of appreciation for Capt. Joseph M. TttUy Jr., to be relieved in July as commanding offi­ cer of Heavy Attack Wing One at NAS, the resolution to be presented at the Cham­ ber of Commerce's farewell dinner for the Navy officer. Referred to County Attor­ ney Harold Johnson a claim by William R. Wlgley for out-of-pocket expenses for medical care for his wife, in­ jured in a fall in the court­ house. • a • County Commission today opposed legislation provid- ef • In m ad held by the state, In ■ plan to lead Bto not la ns# by n county to another county la Sen. Mack Ctevrlaad Jr. telephoned the Commission today f o r Ha reaetlea. Jam es P. Avery J r . and Chairman J. C. Huteblsoa pointed not that II would grant more control to Tallakaaaeo and might Me ep Seminole C o a ly f e n d s when needed. lir r a U t VOL. 53 p i : .J J WEATHER: Knir through Thu re tiny. High todny, 85-90. I,o\v tonight, 60-65. United I’rcaa Leased Wire Ketublinhed 1903 WEI)., MAY 29, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 722 Legislature Clears Battle Decks Desperate Tax Hassle J.. L STRANGE LOOKING LITTLE MEN called ‘The Whistlers" invaded the statfe of Seminole High School Tuesday to take part in the Merry GoRound, musical variety show. The highly amused but somewhat bewildered audience were told that they were Moose l (See story on Page 5 of todny’s Herald.) (Herald Photo) 3 2 3 Jump Burning Ship TALLAHASSEE U P I ) — cleared the Legislature wilh The Legislature, clearing the concurrence of the Senate in decks for a big tax hassle, minor House amendments. tied up loose ends today by One bdl gives junior col­ sending to the governor biili raising Junior college teach­ ers' pay, repealing the $100 teacher competency award and creating a public defend­ er system. J ____________________ _____ The measures, which al, ready had passed h ull houses. lege instructors a 3330 annual I Another does away with the qualified for tbe bonus. pay raise and provides funds] controversial competency aThe bill creating the office for year-round operation o( ward but allow* funds to pay of public defender In each these two-year colleges. | teacher* who have already judicial circuit to represent penniless persons accused of crime cleared wtlh concur* rcnce In an amendment au­ thorizing the court to deter­ mine the insolvency of the accused felon Mighty Titan Rocket Blows Up In Sky of the director, whose title U changed from president, and requires frequent reports to the Cabinet and Board of Control on olf-campus courses offered by FICUS and stu* sturnt enrollment. It also em ­ powers the Hoard of Control rather than FICUS to deter* mine off-campus study needs. Tile legislature also wrap­ ped up and sent to the guv* ernor hill* to establish a jun­ ior college in Polk County and a Gulf coast laboratory in Northwest Florida to study dog flies and create divisions of sponsored research at statu universities. Chances for sine die ad­ journment eo tim e F riday dimmed considerably today with House-Senate disagree­ ment on a tax program to balance the $987 million stato budget. The tax tangle developed Tuesday night when llouss and Senate finance commit-, tees could not get together on a program to make up an estimated $181 million gap between anticipated Income and authorized spending. Tlie Senate committee wants to lako alt the money front Ihe sale* tax, while the ltouso has already voted to make up some of the deficit by increasing tlie tax on cigarsl| tvs ami corporations. A showdown probably won't come beforo Thursday or Friday. PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) | A Navy spokesman said th er the equipment in tho boiler _A flash fire broke out ill fire was touched uff by lubri- 'room and scorched Ihe paint. the boilerroom of the dee-] eating oil which came in son- The lln»t« did not spread to CAFF ^ANAV Kit VI, (0*1) troyer USri BluiV.y today h*,* j UCt with a pail, or a hi-tViimfr pails of to* v-*--l. D tflfl'l mighty* T ilan J than one hour after the ship' pip* after an oil gusge lin*- . Firefighter* uaed steam r0ckct, ihr powtrpl'ant for arrived, here >tid fiaiu in extinguishing future orbital voyages of L'.S, , . to participate in broke. Memorial Day exercise*. Tit* fire slightly damaged -|,u blast,-. A Portland fire astronaut*, blew up in the pulled up alongside the sky loday in tine of the most I hope there arc some Bags j cf *hc • Um" 1 t 1 lllaiidy bub it* hose* were not spectacular failures of Ihe flying on First St. tomorrow, juimved or walked down the gnnjrplank from the destroy­ J t & l V A m m * 1 The lilnndy wits scheduled The 103-foot missile ruinParking meters are being er to the Maine State l*i.<r ■ JW B J t t o hold open house for visittiled from its launching pat! where it was tied up. A hand­ Installed in front of the May. ful of t s i l o r j remained H B lII ors today atni Mcmurinl Day. at at>oul 11:35 a. in. (12:33 er's business office today. • • • ! Today’* public visiting m ig h t! p. in.) Hut abut 30 seconds aboutd to help civilian fire­ be canceled, the Navy said. 1taler, its massive booster Federal government still men in putting out the blaze. Firm Opening The entile crew returned to Mage cracked upon and sent Two sailors were overcome sitting on those port terminal NEW YORK (UPI)—Stock* the ship ut mid-morning, less a lowering hall of black by smoke while fighting the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Mayor Imwrence Swofford, left, signed on the plana. opened firm in moderately • • • than two hcuri after the fire smoke and brilliant red flame fire. No one was seriously dotted line this morning with Maekle Hrotheni Cniwtruction of Miami for active trading. soaring into the sky. started. We queried County Com­ hurt. the building of the town's new $350,000 Water plant. Standing by were It was the first lime a Ti­ missioner John FiUpatrick Curl Iltirbridge, center, company representative and Harold Ituddiffe, E xtend B orders t ans missile lias ever blown about that regional planning president of Glace Engineering of St. Petersburg which bandied all pre­ MOBILE, Ala. (LTD — up in flight, although others council meeting in Daytona liminary work. (Herald Photo) Slate Sen. John Tyson of .Mo­ have failed for various mec­ yesterday and what he learn­ bile say* lie wants Alabama's hanical and electrical rea­ ed and John came right back southeastern border to ex­ son*. spouting figures on how much tend nearly to Tallahassee. The initial explosion ap­ the Osceola and Lake County parently cracked the Hi story Commissioners a r e getting U. S. Visit rocket in two. The aecond per month and pay boosts fur PARIS (L'Pli — President slags’, one of tin* most both boards. Charles dr Gaulle plans to powerful ever built lor a U. • • • TALLAHASSEE fU 1*11 — A VATICAN CITY (UPI) — visit the Untied Statr* to con­ Tilings must really be bad The Vatican reported today fer with President Kennedy, House rommittce t u r n e d S. military missile, continu­ I t the sewage treatment plant that a "distinct improvement" Information Minister Alain about Tuesday and paiscd a ed a high, arching climb and state sweepstake* bill, but dwn started a downward . . . They disconnected the DAYTONA HKAfll (CPI) son to, of Daytona Beach, just sought to show Thompson dePcyrefittc said today. Hut lie phone and put a pay station was noted in the condition of gave no dale for such a poss­ lack ol a companion bill in plunge, still intact, — V 10-year-old union mem- us a preliminary hearing on liherutcly tampered with tits the Senate may send send it it to to the the / ' r“niic r-*n*c safety officerr at i her wus re-arrested today on the charge was alumt to begin , Pope John XXIII. mile may . . Ih lr phone there. ible visit. nu Hie it,.. n„ it hectic (1 ,.,-tiiCanaveral carefully and . • ir u ,, broking system .or .ihe .Hum • • • grave •Hiring during final, The statement win the most tile tm.il, m i n t s.iLape . ,I1<#■rLr......................... I ft*I.itlIi.,.,I Iit,*, ,. I-li ..I . charges of s a b o t a g i n ”g « iiefuro U. S. Commissioner rIThnmpai,n, l... saawho I*«t I,tin* •■m ■(dcad,T,■*n 'ins i1" ” 1 m I freight train «|i<*ratal by the Ifn il lluwkln*, Jaycrcs are planning a optimistic to ilute atmut tin- M achine Gun Fire days of till* MM3 A companion conilitiilioiial * ** j ‘i stake l mn i r x ntH|o».lmuiiil F l o r i d *» Knit Thontpuon wuh indict d by c-d innocent, wus about to take massive drive to make this condition of the si-year-old IIAVANNA (CPU — Cuba's city the most flag flying city Pope, who is suffering from | official pre-s charged today amendment implementing the gered two swilches that |Const Railway May 3 at New!a federal grund Jury in Jack- the stand ill his own defense touched ofi a "destruct" pack­ in the state . . . Target date Kmyrnn Reach. 'sonville Tuesday, He was re- today when the warrant was that an "American plane'' | hill faced action today in Ihe age inside llie stage. inttrnnl bleeding snd a stom­ House ennslitliliniial amend is June 14 (Flag Day) . . . U. S. MurshaL served the Irasrd nil 45,(mu Itoinl penil- served mi him. fired heavy machine guns The resulting explosion Flag sales will start very ach tumor that could he can­ Sunday at an island off the menli rommittce. Without vuirrant mi Harold V. 'I'homp- lug trial in U. -S. District carved the sky with a second, Court in Jacksonville later soon. cerous. north roast where Russian* the companion amendment, although smaller, scar of red • • • the bill could not be used. tin* summer. In a communique issued and Cubans are prospecting The House Appropriations flame and jet black smoke. That three-page controver­ During the first day's hearshortly after 2:.'IU p.m., |H:30 for oil. The debris fell harmlessly Committee tacked on an sial letter being circulated by irg before the commissioner amendment killing a J3o.i**) onlu the caprland into the t h r e e Lily Commissioners a.m. ESTl, the Vatican said: O usted h u t week, the government ocean, and caused no injuries. "At to a. m. (4 a.m. today) appropriation to start the waa given the brush-off by MOSCOW (UPI) — Chief the County Commission this a distinct improvement wa* Marshal of artillery Sergei sweepstakes and sent the morning. Chairman J. C. noted ill tile g en eia l condition S. Varentsov ha* been re measure to the Hour of the HIIIMINGIIAM. Ala. (UPI) ‘Happy* Not Hutchison (minted out that of the august patient, thus moved from hi* top post in M l House Tuesday, A federal judge today ruled So Happy the letter had been received ■confirming yesterday'* pre the Sov iet armed forces* a n d ' T,u' ,an,e comiuillre had the Justice Department wav The LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P D by all members of the County i diction." reduced m rank for associa­ voted against Hie bill Mon "without authority to sue fur Kdward T. Urea Hi lit Jr. left It suld that Dr. Piero Maaday, but reversed ilsclf Tues­ Commission a n d directed tion with executed Soviet spy integration of school* at even hi* mo»t anient support­ Clerk Art Beckwith to "Hie zoni visited the pope ami then Oleg Penkoviky, informed day and approved it 8 it. Sanford Male Chorus Funeral services for "Robert The measure would estab­ it.” The letter was not read left the apostolic palace with sources disclosed today. Huntsville and kladisun Coun­ er* a bit stunned today with E. Thompson of Casselberry, no plans to return until to­ prcMvntM its the magnitude of his victory lish four stale sweepstakes a or ide ntilied who died Saturday, will be ty in Alabama. • • • night. over A. B. (Happy ) Chandler year, with the four mayor C itrus Research held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday Federal District Judge II. for tin- Democratic nomina­ Thi* announcement pointed AH governmental agencies. LAKE ALFRED (U Pli ~ tracks selling tickets. at Hu- Grainkuw Funeral H. Groom* dismissed a suit out that the spiritual leader tion for governor of Ken­ Part of the proceeds would City Hall, and courthouse will The citrus industry research Home Chapel with Rev. Dar­ Hhd in January for desegre­ tucky. be closed tomorrow . , . Her­ of the Roman Catholic church advisory committee lias start­ Ih- used (or education. win Shea officiating. gation of schools near the Facing in his first try for The cum milter did not indiald will be open and will pub­ spent a "night of quiet rest" ed an evaluation of ail work Hurial will be in Highland and had "no need for n-eist- now being done by fe d e ra l cate whether the sweepstakeRedstone Arsenal in Hunts­ political office the man many lish . . , as usual! Memory Gardens near Forest ance." ville, winch has thousands of Kentuckian* thought was un­ and stale agencies in fields could gel oft the ground with City. beatable, Ihe 38-ycar-old Hup federal employes. Although workmen a r e , of citrus research in Ffor- 1 out Hie initial $5U,OUO approids. priation. Grooms cited many decis­ kinsville attorney racked up busy cleaning up Ihe old hos- . . . ion* in which court* have a plurality that approached Seminole High School pita! building at Fifth and N O j U Q Q f Herald Index held Hie federal government 60,000 votes. Oak. presumably preparatory Kuciul M eet Raise In R ates Bridge Page 11 Thurt*., Muy 30 - 8 P.M. hat no right to sue for the to conversion to an apartment Shortage Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) - 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Classified Pagr 3*A civil rights of individual*. WASHINGTON' O il'll—Ag­ The White Hui-e announced Tin- Fcdcml Communication* building, the realty broker Com irs Page J A "I am of the opinion that New Armory report* the deal has not been riculture Department otlicial* today Hut President K-n* Communion IFOC) today mi­ ItODEHT l*AUN IK. Director Page II Dear Aliby told Senate investigator, to­ ned) ha* called a meeting th«tued American Telephone Hie United States is without TALLAHASSEE (LIT) — consummated. HETTYE SMITH, Pianist Page l-A Editorial day that the United States next Tuexlay to discuw ru i Telegruph Co. unit Western authority tu maintain this A bill upprupriutiug $73,000 Page 11 Entertainment H iat was no mirage . . . due* nut lace a sugar short- ciai matters with a group of Cnimi Telegruph Co. to raise further,. .............. Hiat th e 'fo .r construction of a National — featuring — action and. _____ Puswie T hat really was ■ survey crew age this year and predicted j about ICO hu-tnei* executive- their tales fur private line Page 2-A complaint doci not Mate a Guard Armory In <>■•,<!* wu* SIDNEY Villi,KN. JR. Society _. Page to St t out by Btsr Lake Road this that climbing prices should with commercial interest in tetegruph services to everyone claim upon which relief can introduced today by Rep. Wit­ Trumpeter fso rainf. dporu 1 level off soon. |th e South. * iexirpi press customers . he granted,” Grooms said, liiam O'Neil of Marion. ... Page g Pope Better; Spends Quiet, Restful Night Sweepstakes Bill Headed For Graveyard Union Official Re-Arrested On FEC 'Sabotage' Charge Thompson Rites Set Thursday No 'Mixing' Authority-Judge A Musical Event! S p r in g Ssumunds �■ ■ ■ ■ ■ fit) S T O jJ. Quantity RlgMi 1. You can't get better gifts for fewer stomp* . . anywhere 2. You must be satisfied. . , 100% The »w—», mok*y flavor of Sunnylond "will no* moo* imm tne n m enotem of thrifty homomokora. Protoirwkfv You get 1 fraa ttamp with cadi 10* purchaM REG. 98* SU N N YLAN O C EN T ER C U T or B R EA K FA ST SLIC ES W-D B R A N D . • . F L A V O R F U L C H U C K ■Wo c u r r e n t ly 1W» in a n u n Jo o t a o e ie ty , r a c ia lly sp o o k* l o t , 0> t tb o In g red ien to of IM o r a c ia l m o o t i n i h n j n f u w t . W h o a a n y th in g hop * poao — lik o th o B irm in g h a m o lU u U o n o r lik o Uto g a th a rh | o f U m m ob o a tk o 8 o u U * a m * 8 k to w h e n th o ro w oo FRESH BOSTON BUTTS Pork R o ast«• 39/ W ieners 39/ COPELAND A LL M EAT — O f th o U m illio n in h o b . t U a t o « 4 m a tro p o llta a C h ica g o Uetod l a th o 1 M 0 c e n s u s, 111,• 0 0 w a r * N e g ro . — T k o I N * census Uetod I I W illio a ''p o ro o a o i a C h ic a g o , 4MMMM o f thorn N e g ro . T h io B M o a t C h ic a g o ’s N e g ro pop* h -m . pko. REG. 39* . . TARNOW CHIPPED (Plus 50 Etxra Stmpod Beef or Ham 3 "*1 REGULAR $2.9» . . HORMEL BONELESS, FU LLY COOKED Canned Ham 3 *’2* Lunch M eat 2 ■ •4 9 k n o w n a a “ T h o B la c k B o l t * O f th o ro o t, tho o v e rw h e lm in g m a jo r it y a ls o liv e In a ll-N o * g r o p o c k e ts. T h le la th o a lt* H e lio s t h a t h a s led bo m e to • ee t r l bo C h ica g o a s t h e a s N o a ’e m o at oogregatod c i t y . REGULAR 290 . . COPELAND . . PICKLE LOAF, O LIV E LOAF, U V ER CHEESE —Almost half of Chicago’! Negroea came hero from — S e v e n t y - fiv e p e r c o a l o f th e p e rs o n s e a c o u n ty r e lie f f o lia a r e N e g ro . T b c e e fig u r e * add u p to tro u b le in th e v it a l a r v a a of h o u s in g , ed ucatio n a n d Jobe. T h e r a w e re S4.Btt.ooo boutsh o ld * i a th e U. 8. la M a rch o f 1M 2, ac c o rd in g to tho B rita n n ic * B o o k o f th e Y e a r . Legal Notice ra v o n r i n c t n r con n r of ■ ran .v i r t u i v m i a t i , r m . out n r a v ii r n a bk m i . YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE VACUUM PACKED ^ ARROW DEEP SOUTH WHIPPED *U| MSS* f Astor Coffee S Detergent I noi.m c o ca n . Florida. cM ABcaav vo. larni F I R S T N A T IO N A L C I T T H A N K T n i/ a T K K IIO IIO ■W A R N K R CO 111*011A T IO N C O N T IIl DIS­ T O R T n K T IH N M R N T IN C O H R T B IH T NO. I . IT N D R H A Q H K R M K X V r D A T K D M A R i’ l l i. m i. risiniiir. HOW ARD R a :t > la u h a WINMOR. n iv e o it . M AXW ELL HOUSE . . Sovo 18* DETERGENT MIRACLE WHIP . . Sava 20* JR . h i. wife, v o rttt: n r notick KS n « r« n a sn t*. vm .h ia iieiiKur cm*. I t h . l on lk » U t h d .v „ f Ju n e . I N I . s t ||:o « A M i t Ik * m ain doorof ih * ( k i l l H a u l* o f Sem lnula C o u n ty, *1 S a n fo rd , F lo r id * , lb * undara lt *C C la rk w ill o f f .r far a s l* le Ih * h le k * * l and b**t b ld d .r fu r eaih Ih * fo llo a lu e 4 * * c rlb * .| r* a l p ro p e rty : L o t t l . O A K L A N D >111.14. accord ing la the plat tlia ra a f *• reo o rd .d In F la t Hook 11. I>*g*a « I aad I I . I ’ ublln ll»<-orn* a f •U n iln o l* C ounty. F lo r id * , tog ether w ith a ll atru«tur«a, Im p ro vem en t!, Ilit u r * * , ap ­ p lian ce *. aad * p p u ri*n * n c « * on • •Id land or u**d In conjunolio n th e re w ith . T k la M l . I* made p u r . j . n l lo fin a l d * rra * n f f.ir v c lo .u r * * n i* r * d In L’ hnncary act Inn No. >1' t now p .n d ln g In Ih * l i t . ■oil C o u rt a f and f a r Mamlso la C ounty. F lo rid a . D A T E D Ih la n t h day of M ay. I M l . (M E A L ) A r th u r II . U .u k w llb . J r . C le r k of the l.’lr o u ll Court U r : M a rik a T . V lh lv n D aputy C ; . . « A B l . r . u o , Rueh. D o*u. Lowndoa t v a a dan Uarg A tto rn e y * fa r P la in t if f 111 K u l C a a tra l A ve n u e O rlando, n , d J i J - jt li- N May t t , l i t * . C B M - ta a . NBC V A N IL L A M IX or M A TCH 'IM WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHAM OF M Fm Tip Vi Im Stamps W ITH TH IS COUPON ANO PUaCHAU Of w c tfn fiE b * aoaa tmom ju m mu AT ANY W1NM-4IXII F m T i t M a t S ta n p i I T H tt COUPON ANO PURCHAM Of Wafers 33 RiGULAA SIZE C R A C K IN ' GOOD Nut Sunoou SHOWBOAT W HOLI POTATO IS BUSH B L A C K IV I M A S ................ BUSH B U T T IB B I A H S ................ BUSH OR. NORTHIBH B IA H S . BUSH H A V Y B U N S .................... BUSH K ID N IY B I A H S ................ ■USH PINTO H A N S .................... SHOWBOAT PORK A M A N S . . SHOWBOAT SPAGHETTI . . . . I Fm Tsp Valas Stamps Cookies 9 i']- o t 35 ai-ct MR. CLEAN . ITH THIh COUPON ANO PURCHASE OF Omt l * o , C U Ultra Or. Hair Spray IM . TMWJune MU AT ANY WINN-OIXII DETERGENT 69 �4 S ljf O n fe rb W rre ll Mny 29, 1963 — Pag* t Winn-Dixie Salutes the Kids Vacation time is here again and that means we'll be seeing lots more of the kids. 8 Keep 'em happy and healthy with quality foods from W inn-Dixie. We love 'em too! ^ T3 CHICKM, ■ I lf . NAM TURKtY, SALISBURY MIAT LOA L ^ DclGClablc! LA N D O’ SUN SH IN E EURE CREAM ERY H U T AND S IR V I BUTTER B EA U TIFU L W ESTERN FIRM R IFE JUM BO DI NN ERS11 CAN TALOUPES ...................................................... ... NOT NOT BUT THIS THIS THIS N othing brin g s o u t th# ' fr*sh flavor lik# real cream ery butter. Limit 1 with $S. food ordor. SMALL 4 IS III MEDIUM ISSUE JUMBO Size 27'• JUMBO 17-SI ZI j Margarine. . u-2 7 / Str'berries 5 PKGS. MORTON CHOCOLATE. BANANA, LEMON, COCONUT, NEAPOLITAN PALMETTO FARMS . . (PLUS 25 EXTRA STAMPS) Cream Pies 2 ~ 8 9 / | Cw eet C O R N Velveeta 2 u™ 89/ Lemonade 8 Ice Cream Beer or Ale 12 Baby Food 6»» 51/ Ice M ilk .. — 49/ C e le ry . . 29/ Baby Food 6« 55/ Safe-TCones n-a. PARKIN FROZEN UMBAM Or KfNOALL I E # ■ ■ w rp w w w 12- o e . * BOTS. G A LLO N nWTY MAJO . . VANILLA. FUOG* RIPPLE CLAPP'S STRAINED X G A LLO N GERBER'S STRAIN®) SAPf-T S U M * Tissue LARGE, GREEN STALKS THRIFTY MAID . . SAVE 64 ix T i m r u n i i r i d i n r n r t iih xi xr i i j i u h i v i . c m . i i rr. is v x i> r i m . k b i. M i l l: CHI XTV, K l . l l l l l l l l . i h x x i >;i ii xn. i.iiiu K I U K K A I . VATU IN'Al. H O t l T . UAOK .U U U C IA T laN , A t o r . puratlon, 12-os. BOTS PKG. B I G 11 HUDSON JUMBO t Towels SAVE 44b EACH ^ ruinttrr, V. r IA111,1!H It TlfmirtHW and a CHEK CANNED SOFT (12-ox) ROU. Ml (IAN ASTOR FRUIT (303) Drinks 6-41/ Cocktail REG. or LOW CALORIE w N GIANT DAM , . 794 DOWWYRAW FROZEN Starter D u z««. 59‘ D a s h e r — 39' Super Dash box ’4" Waffles " D inners BUNT IVORY SPORT . . 79< 3 IB. CJUSCO . . 13b SARA LEE CHOCOLATE TMKIU. * . O K Pink Thrill 35* AJMBO DASH . . t2 39 QUEEN SIZE DINNERWARE PACK DUZ . . »1 OS Ivory Snow LARGE 35* WANT DREFT . . 83* Pink Dreft LARGE 35‘ ISANT CHEER . . 79c Blue Cheer large 33' ib / 39' 79' Collards 6 89/ Swirl Cake *«79* Mustard 6 89/ SWANSON J COUftSE . . CHICKEN, BEEF. TURKEY • EACH DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN UOoi. Pkgs.) PKGS. DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN (IO01 . Pkgi) New C r is c o 35' Crisco Oil 41' JS-e*. CRISCO OK. . . «lB SARA LEE CHOCOLATE CINNAMON NIT KRAFT FttNCM. GAWJC. ITALIAN, BLUB CH. SALAD BOWL Coffee Cake » 79' Turnips 6~89/ Donuts 39' Squash 6 89? MORTON FROZEN Dressing Mix^35' 419 S . K h r — ii----- Legal Notice Catsup Limit 2 R -O I ™ RO LL Hudson TOWELS ■ SPECIAL SOFT-WEVE . . SAVE B< ROU U m % 0C1 CMAM) CONK . . 11-Ct 2SB SPECIAL jIAMT W W hen W inn-D ixie corn to picked it's im m ediately sub­ merged in refrigrated ico w ater rig h t In the field. Keeping co rn cool keeps it sweet. W inn-D ixie literally shower* th e corn with ico and rushes it to your store. 6 - o i CAN S SAVE JOB . . FISCHER'S U6HT DRY W MOSCOW (UP!) — Effort* by (he Vatican and the Krem­ lin to smooth over the biltef relations between Roman Ca­ tholicism and eom m unim may come to an abrupt and If Pope John XXIII die*. Whether they then would be resumed will depend In large measure on the man who suc­ ceeds to the post of spiritual leader of world Catholicism. chcv and other Communist lesders apparently view Fope John as a man whose pro* nouncementi and attitude were strikingly different from the strongly antl-Communls^ position of his predecassorJ Pope Pius XU. |. The result, since early lis t year, has been a aeries of Kremlin gestures of friendJ ship that would have been unthinkable la the days of Pius xn. | It may be that they will be ruled out as well under tha next Pope. Khrushchrv, an avowed atheist, not only sent Pope John congratulatory messages on his birthday and when he was awarded the Dalian1 Peace Prlie, but also dll-l patrhed his son-in-law, tiw l estla editor Alexei Adihubei, to Rome. | Adihubei had a private au­ dience with the Pope. Simultaneously, leaders of the Russian Orthodox Church began making sim ilar friendJ ship gestures. They sent two observers to the Ecumenical Council, Then early this jetir the Russian Orthodox Journal1 Moscow Patriarch) favorably reviewed the council'* pn* reeding*. particularly the Pope's stress un llio need for peace. Gelatin Salads KRAFT CHEESE Vatican-Red Ties Hurt If Pope Should Die —r r t m u f • M i iii a Florida Golden Bantam p o rt* o r o r m o m pocsh r o o t i n u o - o r i KRAFT PARKAY (ilKI/S STATE Can­ didate Loteanne Wag­ ner, L y m a n High Junior, vrllt be spon­ so re d by the American Legion Auxiliary Old Glory Unit 183, Mr*. Roy Pope, Girl’s Stata chairman, has announ­ ced. Lolennne la tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wagner of Altamonte Springs, (llernld Photo) PKGS. DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN GOor. Pkgs.) DIXIANA FRESH FROZEN (lOor. Pkflt.) 18 CT. PKG. M i l F rB K k Av cork PKGS. TJIlllliTOl.V. li-f-n U n lw xiitics : o r xi it ix m outh sum m u hi i.nsi n n Y o u . l i - f r u U n l - . * r - li-r.1’7 n o t i f i e d th.it - r o m p l n l n t ti» fu ro clo -- - e-rt tin n i.iriuacon th* follow ing il.r-rlb .-l l i r o p . r t y , t o . wit: i o n i t . i n u f k s. w r v n r . K I U iK lK l.ll KUtMT A U D I. T ln .V . a c u iir illn a to t h p l - t lh * r<o f * . r . i ’oriHil In flit llo o k t l . !•-« « I I . I ’ut illa l l - e o r d a o f B-nilaoIa C o u n tv , Florida. In t.rn allo n al of K ll-a K u r n a c a — M od-1 O i t a l l H .t) ho* li— n ( l l t d a a a l n - t y i a lit III- a t u i v « - . l y l * d * u l t - n il V'i'1 n r - r - u u l r - d to — r y - • t o p y u f y o u r A n i . i r o r P t« » illn e In I ho C u m p l n l n t o n I ' l a l h i l f f * n t t n m c r JOCK I’l l M. M I 'l l AnKi>. p. o. U n : : i . Y*r» l ' » r k . X*m lnol- C o u n t y . Y l a r . I J - . *n<l f 11* 111- o r lB ln -1 A n . * n * r o r r i m l l N R In th * offL'O o f Iha C t - 'k of l b . Circuit C o u r t o n o r b - f u r - t h - XTi Is • l i y o f J u n e . IM S. I t you f a l l to ilo *o, » il.i 'r * # p r o i i i g l i H O w ill b - l - k - n - c - l n * t you f o r t h - r*>l*r a-m an<l*il In Ui« Complaint. WITSKiWI m y h a n d an d * f f l c l a l * . - l o f o f f l c o a l Ban for I. p - i n l a ' i t - . C o u n t y , t h t a STlX ■I tv o f Slay. l l i l . (SKA1.) A r i h u r II. I H c k w I t h . Jr., C l . r k o f C l r o u l t C'UTl li) i l l n i l u T . V iM in li. C. C u b it h MI > : • !». CM. c u t* );; A. J o u r S, 13. , 1' * �f rrr'-.TT-T' iJ - tt *%* as.*--'® W J! WNUNBU.'.": SnflPRJTvB''1 h g « 4 — MB? » , U M weya, law enforcement officials throughout the nation called out full forces and ordered a heavy srxibdmm on traffic violators. A t National Safety Couad] prodkiod be­ tween 4M and MO persona could die in traffic aeehMnta between 6 jun. today and midnight *1'*1Another 10,000 to 34,000 persons could suf­ fer injuriee disabling them beyond the day of the accident, the council said. For many ptnona, Manorial Day will moan a trip to the cemetery, located perhape Hi a buiy city or on a treeleea. aunbaked prairie. There they will place bouquets on the fravas of lowd oon« ' Many will gather for traditional Memorial Day speeches that ring with patriotism. Gen. John A. Logan o f’Illinois, commander of the Grand Army of th e Republic, issued his famous order to decorate the graves of the Union veterans May 30. 1S6S. In the course of time, his directive came to embrace the dead of all ware. The American Veterans Press Association asked that every home, factory, school and pub­ lic building be decorated with an American flag. "Sapor-Right' SIRLOIN CUBED Heavy W mtn SIRLOIN BONELESfl TOP ROUND TIP Choke D O N A LD M. PIERCE (left), Walter E. Carlyon (center), and Donald M. Burt (right) are congratulated by Cdr. Roy E. Farmer on their recent promotion to Chief Petty Officer. Troop Plane Crashes, Burns; 6 9 Aboard OK la the drawing for •w ay l y 3. 3. Waat and Boyd C aim an, owner*: WaS paneling winner was ft. I. Clark. Two Spray Mist M l went to Otto MeDaniel aaf A adrty fthrera. Faur 10 pound bag* of fartiUaor went to four winner*— Mrs. Raymond Sehaal, Mr*. J . 3, Wabor, Barbara Ftanaagte and Cynthia StringfUld. n s Boll -N Bm I Sprinkler was won by Mr*. Theo Eddala u a and tho Beauty Mitt Sprayer by Mr*. H. E. Sehultx. : Bite B a n ley la the winner ad tfto atun inum stop ladder; f t ewe r Pigpen won a keg of Balk and Hudaon Glenn'* atm a waa draws for the Jig . Ham . . 5 lbs. 3.69 Pork Chops lb. 59c J SOU - SEA QUICK FROZEN HEADLESS which crashed whilt landing Tuaaday a t Municipal Airport, according to ton* aural. CERTIFICATES OF recognition ware presented to Chamber Manager John Krider, left, and Scott Burns, manager of the Florida Power and Light Co., right, at a special USO awards meeting Tuesday night. Making the award was Dick Barnett, canter, chairman of the local USO. (Herald Photo) Only fhro of tho 80 paasongara and crow number* w ort injured, non* critically. C apt David Brown, tho pi­ lo t aald Um craft lo ti power while he splotched for a rou­ tine landing. It crumbled to tho ground ihort of tho run­ way an! burned for more t f t l an a * a I f I I L C lC b rfllC S 11 V V I V I f I M I W New Rights Bill To Be Submitted Kersey Service Set Thursday With this * 10-0*. Jar I MB 3m let Maxwell C off Fruits Vegs. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chick-N-Treat Opening Today Civil Defense Money Probe On Fresh 14-1 Praaideat Kennedy U i t years old today — brimming with vigor and la “ exceUrat health" except for kie peralrteat back nilaraL A tiny red akia blemiah * « • ® Shrimp . . lb. 89c Shrimp Cocktail 35c MANHATTAN, Kan. (UPI) — “Don’t panic,H the first sergeant yelled just before the hug* troop transport plane smashed to the ground. “Now unfasten your ssfsty belts and get out." The plane already was in flames as the 64 soldieri escaped safely from the wreckage of a Stan­ dard Airway* Constellation *---------------------------------—-1— "We are indeed grateful to Me many people who dropped The eoldier*. returning from maneuvars in California, lime nod U again to evidence R dattog t£e~day to eee our aew a to n and find out what TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — resenting agricultural llme- off Indebtedneto of the Car- said the plan* was burning on his left check ie the only We hava to effar, sad we hope rilkm Tower a t the Stephen when they Jumped to the Seeking to cut an overcrowd­ stono . outward sign of a physical they’ll make us their one-*top ground and fled to eafety. A bill authorising creation Foeter Memorial a t iriute problem for th* Chief Execu­ headquarter* for all lumber ed calender down to manage­ First Sgt, Charles I . BrigSpring*. of divisions of sponsored re. tive. aad hardware need*," aald able iite, the I!ou*e took up Hot |280 a year llctnie fee ance shouted commands of search In state universities But thla waa dismissed by end paaaed Tueedey a big cleared the legislature. Munis* for liquor dealera aalling tax "don't panic" after anether Pres* Secretary Pierre Salin­ batch of non - controventai to support the research would free liquor a t international eoldier yelled "We're crashing ger aa Insignificant. Salto. . we're crashing." bills. come from grants and dona­ airporto to paa**ngera leaving There wan no ether w arn­ gar's asteiament: the country. Moot of tho meaauree were tion* for research. "The President In to ex­ ing of tho crash. minor leg) tin tl on. Included The House also approved Authorlie the Commlaeioaer cellent health and hla back Tho 89 moved quickly to w en bills to change the name and sent to tho Renat* * bill of Agrlcultoro to **t standcondition is Improving." safety after tho plan* shud­ of tbo State Nuclear Commie- adding 28 beds to tho State ard* for agricultural project* Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy eion to the Florida Nuclear Alcoholic Rehabilitation Cen­ which would b* labeled sun* dered to n halt In mud. * arranged a family celebration Witnesses aald the right tru ss’* Cblck-n-Treal open­ and Space Commlulon and ter at Avon Park, Money to flavor, the department'! eeal of tho President's birthday ed today on llwy. I7-M in adding a member to tho Agri­ pay for tha additional bed* of quality. Producer! would wing tor* off the craft, then for thla evening but Siltogar cultural Advieory Council rep- would come from taxes on pay a 110 fee for tue of the the other wing fell off. Fires F era P ark at 1 p. m, with declined to provide any de­ started to th* wings and liquor which normally go to label. tails. oorvie# until 11 p. m. spread to th* fuselage. ■upport the rehabilitation proThe President was getting Customer* registering to­ "I looked out both sidee ef gram. one gift today that was un­ day, Thursday and Friday the plane and sit I could s Other bllli approved would related to hla birthday — tha was r e a l orange - colored etrengthrn the powere of the win have the opportunity to "Father of the Year" award flames," Pfe. John L. Stnrl- by the National Father'a Day Florida Air Pollution Control win n Motorola clock radio, no, Kenosha, Wis., s a i d . Committee, The presentation Commission and to require Saturday. You do not have "When the plane earn* to • waa to be made at tha Whita WASHINGTON (UPI) - A that revenue from shell leasee lb be present to win. Home armed services sub­ by the state he used for re­ House. WASHINGTON (U PD -The halt . . . we went eut." With each hamburger sold committee today sought to search In marketing, trans­ Several eoldier* said there Kennedy's chronic back dis­ Kennedy admtolitration Is today, a milk shake will b* find out exactly what happen­ portation, processing and pro­ were flame* around them order, stemming from a liven free. Along with de- ed to the more than 81 bil­ motion for fishsrles, oysters expected to submit Its new when they leaped to the strain two yeara ago which llcloua chicken end other fine lion appropriated for civil de- and clam*. civil rights bill to Congress ground, A spokesman for aggravated an old injury, baa foods, eea foods are served fenae since 103L Tha House approved and next week. Standard to Lo* Angsloo sold kept him from the golf course daily whh a fish fry on Frl sent to the Governor a bill Chairman F. Edward He­ A spokesman said laic Tues­ tho men were out and "mill­ and forced him to take var day's. bert, D-La., naked Assistant creating an after-care pro­ The new Chlek-n-Trcat will day the administration hoped ing around" before tha fire ious precautions to avoid Delcnae Secretary Steuart L. gram for youths released broke out. harmful twists and turns. be open from 1 a. m. to 12 Pittman to prepare an ac­ from elate child training lo get the details of lha bill The airline, which had con­ But, partly as therapy for midnight daily and from 7 counting of the money. He in­ echnola. .Supporters of the wnrknl out this weekend. tracted to transport the hi* back, Kennedy still eon a. m. "until" on weekends dicated ona thing ha wanted measure eald it waa needed to The manner of presentation •oldlera, aald "(hie to lack of duets an actlva physical ex M anager U Mr*. Irene to examine was the number keep former inmate* from re­ has not been decided, the adequate fire fighting equip­ Hamm. erelse program — swimming of civil defense employes to turning to tho same life led spokesman said, but h« indi- ment" nt th* airport, tho fir* twice a day to the heated the nation. when eentenced to tho sU te c a I e d the administration s t a r t e d . Airport manager White House pool, and per The subcommittee la bear­ institution. AUSTXAUAN VOTING wanted lo get the bill to Con­ Nick Deller* said n fir* truck forming a half-hour's daily Voting laws In Australia ing admlnlitratlon proposal* The House passed a bill a p ­ gress before Aliy. Gen. Ro­ rushed immediately to the calisthenics prescribed by a differ from those in the Unit­ for a vaat nuclear fallout propriating |7B,(H)0 to match bert F. Kennedy testifies be­ plane, but could not contain medical specialist. ed States to that sny man ibelter program. The plan federal funds for construction fore the House Judiciary the blase. or woman to Australia who would spend <178 million In of a new* National Guard Committee June 12. The injured soldiers were had a right to rote is rcqulr the coming fiscal year, and Armory at Stark*. There also was soma fndl Pfe. G. R. JsnU, 21, or El AUTO «*. by law to do so instead of put more than <2 billion in Other meaaureo approved cation that President KanDorado, Kan., frsetured leg; deciding for himself whether federal aid in shelters over by the llouae would; n*dy might be considering Pfe. John J . Adams, 24, of N O RD IC be wants to vote or not. five years. Appropriate <20,0 00 to pay special address to lha nation Twin Rofkt, P*., broken toe, on civil rights before the at­ AIR CONDITIONER and Sgt. Joehua Hill, 84, of ■tempt Is made next month lo Thomson, Ga., contusions. desegregate lb* University of Only Jants was hospitalised Alabama. overnight Crew member* hospitalised with bruises were Peter Raymen, 30, Long Bench, Calif., Plus Installation and Joe Mcrlo, 39, Sepulveda, Calif. 2 Yr. Factory Warranty The soldiers all were mem­ ber* of Troop C, First Recon­ JONES Funeral services for Mr naissance Squadron, Fourth D. K. Kersey, «7. will be held Cavalry of the First Infantry A l’TO SERVICE at 10:30 a. m. Thursday at Division stationed at nearby 1003 S. Sanford, FA 1-IM4 Bruson Funeral Home with Fort Riley, Kan. Itcv. Fred B. Chance of the First Baptist Church officiat­ ing. Burial will be to Ever­ " Y o u m « « n I c o u l d h a v o b o o n b u y in g green Cemetery. Mr. Kersey, wbo died at 6:30 p. m. Monday at his home at 311 S. Park Ave., had lived to Sanford for the Right! Yon eoakl Moat past 40 years during which .Florida-grown raw i u p n time he operated a grocery are refined mto In Oviedo for 20 years. He the popular was born in Monticello on DIXIE Oct. 27, tw i. fCRYSTALS Survivors ire his wife, Mrs. brand Susie Kersey of Sanford; three daughters. Mrs. Kather­ 11 ine Phagan of Sanford; Mrs. Mildred Newsome of Washing­ WELLESLEY (’OHIIETT, renter, will attend Hoy* State tn Tnllnhaaxea ton, D. C. and Mrs. R. M. this year aa representative of tlie DeBary Herbert D. Gibb American Shaw of Jacksonville; nine Legion Poet, With Corbett are Paat Commander Fred McLaren, left and grandchildren and seven P ait Commander Stanley 3. Smith, right. (Cox Photo) great grandsons. FIRM Willi Jso* Parker Tomatoes 2 ctns. 29c ■* «sr MsrM* Lb 90*. Cake R IPS SUGAR LOAF LA BI Pineapple 3 for 89c FRESH SWEET * « * 10 ears 38c With thla ceupea A purchase of Ana Pag* Cider |Vhtoftr quart bottle 25e Caipaa good through f a s t l e t J-S-l SWEBT BED RIPE Watermelon JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED ALL FLAVORS MARVEL APPLE CREAM PIES SyeeUI! Ill-Lb. Each ■ ■ 39 % 49*1 Gal. Ctn. Py-O-My CAKE CREAM MIXES STYLE £7 1* CORN MAYONNAISE 1 -L b . Can Campbells VEG. *199 FLORIDA-GROWN SUGAR?" / "Super • Eight" Weatara H Park Lata MOBBRLL CANNED SOUP 7 10>i-os. Cana Ana Paga Pare Had 12 Os. Suits as Sweat Rasp. Preserves Ketchup Pepaodeat Shortening 3 lbs. 49c Shortening | Lb*. Tooth Paste 73c Snowdrift • Trend p. 59c White Beauty 2/33c Family Sisa IOC, Os. Ja r Stuffed Olives i t o s. not tit* Abb Paga <4-00 ■ Friskie* Liver Flavor Heins Strained Raby 63c Food Lb. Can* 10/9 ' I[,in l Toraito II 2/39c Dog Food 4/59c Ketchup ; Uvins Oder Quart Nine Live* Vinegar 39c C a t Food 4/59c Sail __ bo* with stamps run o Or. Can Detergent Trice* to this ad are goad through Saturday, June 1st. I Magnolia Av*. at 2nd S t , Soaford, FI �I M ^ rT Biff fta fa ri ' 7-v t> rT T „ ' #i 4 W ay 29. 198.1 — P ar* S W mlfc (Y Red Schoolhouse Show 'Hilarious' Courthouse Records Real Kslate Transactions L. V. Bledsoe, etux to R. E. Langford, 31-20-29, $12,000 D and M Construction Loan Corp to Klngwood Bldrs, 420-30, $26,000 Florida Permanesqiie. Inc. to William Shafi, etux, N. Chuluola, $3,400 E. C. Wetherington, etux 1o William Barrowman, etux, $9 IOO It. L. Croft, etux to Guy C. Corns, etux. Heftier Homes, $9,300 Carrie Smith to Michael Basita, etal, 10-8-1, $6,300 Billy LeBrce, etux to Dewey McEireath, etux, 29-20-30. $12,300 Ronald Hramas Ivey, etux to J . Russell Gould, etux, Sanlanta, $12,700 .1. Waits, etux to Home U k .‘.-r fr-iumltlef n/ 'Prrvhv. tcry of St. Johns, Inc. 11-2030. $37,500. Sharpe Bldg. Corp. to Clar­ ence Fisher, etux, Academy Manor, $9,700 American Federal S. and L. to Charles Church, etux, Casselberry, $9,.300 Sharpe Building Corp. to Arthur Jackson Sr., etux. Academy Manor. $9,700 Adair Charities, Inc. U> Ma­ rion Gatton, etux, Wimlwood Park, $12,000 Warren Starling, etux to Charles Smith, etux, CoolMore. $16,300 Bertha Dabler, to Charles Fout, etux, Oakland Hills, $9,300 Jam es Myers, etux to Thomm Lee Carver, etux, Longdale, $9,000 -Richard Brown, etux to Carlson Brown, etux Eastbrook. $13,300 Earl Snyder to Kenneth Snyder, etux Eureka Ham­ mock. $11,000 W. K. Turner, clux to Her­ bert Kyle, etux, Wekiva Camp Site, $5,900 Albert French, etux to Ron­ ald Shumate, W. Altamonte lights, $13,230 Frederick Williams, etux to John Johnson, etux. Crystal Lake lights,, $9,000 William Moody, etux U) Mal­ colm Whitelaw. etux, Olmstead and Miller Subdvn., brought down the packed bouse. The many talented acts per­ formed by local people, both children and adults was thoroughly enjoyed and ap­ preciated by the audience which almost filled the audi­ torium of Seminole High School for the benefit of the Lillie Red Scboolhouae. A number which moved hearts and moistened eyes was young Michael Zarella, one of the musically talented children of the little school, who successfully played a duet with hi* cousin, Kaye Kama. Michael ZareQa‘a masterful effort receive a* ovation. Lt. Dick Cleveland, who emceed the show kept the crowd laughing between acts with his clowning and jokes, and also entertained with piano selections. Not listed un the program were two fine baritone aoloa by Jerry Covington. "Fashions in Orbit” by ihe members of the Theta Epsi­ lon Sorority featured "gowns" in many styles including a cool one covered with doiena of swinging tea bags, a “ sack" dresa decorated with poinsettas, a "waffle Pique” with real waffles, and many other sany but clever cos­ tumes. The songs, dances, skits and novelty acts were all re­ ceived with delight and ap­ plause by the appreciative au­ dience. Many were heard to say, "I never knew we lu d so many wonderfully talented people around here." AH proceeds of the show go toward the financial sup port of the Little Red Schoolhouse. a school for mentally retarded childdren which is underwritten entirely by don­ ations, contributions and gift*. Director and coomtnator of the show was Mrs. John Bar- low, vice president of the Seminole Assn, for Retarded Children Tbe Michael Zarelia num ber was emceed by Kenneth | McIntosh, first president at thr charter organization for the school who led the or, sanitation in it’s first three l years Just tell us how much m o n ey yo u n e e d to meet all your seasonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service! 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George Touhy, executive vice president of the V int Federal Savings and Loan Association, will be the principal speaker. Z I ------------- baseball diamond. Celery Avenue, for a tu rn to repre­ sent Campbell-Loiilng Amer­ ican Legion poet No. 33. To be eligible, a boy must l a ago 13 through 11 end from Seminole County. Amer­ ica* Legion baseball competi­ tion for 1KI la open only to hays born ou or after Sept. 1, 1944. This team will be compet­ ing with other American Legis* teems throughout ths State of Florida end all eli­ gible boys in Seminole Coun­ ty are urged to try-out Sixtee* hays will be selected for the team. Fastest Field Set For Classic INDIANAPOLIS (U PI) — In racing parlance, 33 ears worn ready today to go like bomba In the 500-mll* Memor­ ial Day auto race. The fastest field In history qualified for the event, everaging 149.928 mlleo per hour, and tb* pol*-winn*r and proh­ ib it pae* fetter, Carntlli Jonas, set record* for both on# lep a t 151447 and 151.163 for the 10-mlle distance. Even the' iloweet driver In the field, Dempeey Wilson, q u a l i f i e d e t 147.832, well ahead of Rodger Ward'* 500mll* record of 140493 last gear. Every pilot in th* field was expecting a hell-bent dash from th* starting gun at toon, Thursday. "Th* way to run thin rac* Will b* to go Juat aa fast a* you can for Just a* long aa you can," Johnny Boyd dcciarBoyd predicted the winner Would average 146 m.p.h., bar­ ring Occidents which would bring out the yellow flag, flowing the field and forcing each driver to hold hia posi­ tion in relation to every other NEW YORK (U P!)—Can u left-hander win the U. 8. Open golf championship He can if his name Is Bob Charles ami he plays the way he did Tuesday a t Memphla when hia 65-67-132 set th* pace for th* nation in two day* of preliminary qualify­ ing trials for this year's Nutlonal Open. Charles became th* firat southpaw ever to win a major tournament when he bagged the Houston Classic last month. Th* lanky Chari**, n 37year-old New Zealander, pour­ ed it on for a two-shot lead In th* tough Memphis local dis­ tric t whara moat of the golf­ ers were shooting to atay “alive" in Uta U. 8. Open eliminations. Dave Marr of New Rochelle, N. Y., was stcond with 63-69134 and Tommy Aaron of Gainesville, Ga., who lost n sudden death playoff to Tony L*ma for th* Memphla Open crown on Monday, tied for third with 08-68-136. ★ — 11 I 1' ■FT ★ San Frandico at Cincinnati night - Marichal (8-3) vs. Purksy <M). Los Angeles at Milwaukee night — Podres (3-4) es. Handley (4-3). Houston i t SL Louis night — Bruce (34) vs. Washburn <M). Only games scheduled Chicago a t New York, 3 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 3 Ian Fran, at Cincinnati, night Ldi Angeles at Milwaukee Houston at St. Louis. American League W. L. Pet. Baltimore 30 13 .687 New York 23 13 .603 Chicago 24 19 .356 Boston 23 18 .350 K ansu City 22 19 .537 Minnesota 21 21 .300 Cleveland 17 31 .447 Los Angeles 20 38 .433 GEORGE TOUHY Detroit 17 23 .403 'Principal Speaker* Washington 15 33 .319 Today’s Probable Pitchers New York at Boston night— —Tarry (3-4) vs. Wilson (4-4). Baltimore at Kansas City nlsht — McCormick (1-2) vs. Wlckenham (3-3). Washington at Minnesota night — Slenhouse (34) vs. George's toppled Perfection 8-3 in Little League play Stlgmsn (3 3). Detroit at Los Angeles Tuesday with Walter Griner night — Paul (2 0) vs. Chanstriking out 12 batten end aiding hla own cause with a es (3-4) or Turley (14). Only games scheduled home run. Thursday's Games Griner allowed only one hit Detroit et Los Angeles in the tilt. Ualtimore at Kansas City In other league action, Washington at Minn., morn­ P in t Federal beat out Loco­ ing motive Engineers 7-3 with Cleveland st Chicago, 3 Larry Rodd picking up the New York at Boston win on the mound for the Rankers. Kingswood Builders con­ tinue their romp In Mcn'a Softball play rolling over United Prese International Badcock, 20-7, with Bud MonNatioaal League chief gaining the victory and Player A Club AR R. II. Pci. two bomeri by Harvey. Groat, SIL 193 36 70 J30 In other softball action, Cvngton, Yhll 118 22 41 .317 Grants walloped Chase, 39-3, Boyer, SIL ITS 21 60 .337 as they belted out 40 hits and Fairly, LA 156 3t 31 .327 in women's play, Lawana G onulei, Phil 138 23 45 .320 Williams pitched her restau­ White, StL 193 32 62 .321 rant nine to a 14-13 victory Bailey, SF 81 18 28 .321 over Jet Lanes. Taylor, Phil 130 22 48 .320 Aaron, Mil 173 37 34 .314 Cepeda, SF 172 31 34 .314 American League Player* Club Alt R. II. Pet. Causey, KC 138 17 49 .333 Malxone, Bos 148 17 S3 .301 Wagner, LA 138 23 34 .346 A brand new version of the Thursday evening Jet Lanes Boyer, NY 134 24 51 .331 Keglcr's League will meet Kailne, Det 163 28 32 .321 this Thursday at 6:30 p.in. Schilling, Bos 160 23 34 .320 In the recently concluded Robinson, n«lt 170 23 34 .319 fall league, this group func­ nantle, NY 04 23 29 .300 tioned with five men to ■ Pepitone, NY 117 19 36 .308 team. However, during the Itom e R u m summer it will be a three National .league: Aaron, man team, on a handicap Braves 14; Halley, Giant* 10; basis. P. Alou, Giants 10; Cepeda, Present indications are (hat Giants 9, Howard, Dodgers 9. there'll be eight teams In the American league: Wagner, league. Angela 13; Allison, Twins II; On Friday evening at 0, the Mantle, Yanks 10;; Tepilone, trophic* and priio money for Yanks; Nicholson. White Sox the Petersen Doubles Scratch and Gentile, Orioles all 9. League will he awarded. Dur­ Runs Baited In ing the Fall, these two-man Natioaal League: Aaron, teams bowled in a league that Braves 33; Boyer, Cards 33; had a 330 maximum average Robin>on, Reds 33; White. for both partners. They were assigned to the team on a draw basis. Red* ripped the Giants, 1*4, the S t Louie Cardinal* scor­ ed an 8-T victory over the Houston Colts in 10 innings, the Philadelphia Phils de­ feated the PUtaburgh Pirates, 3-1, and the Chicago Cubs downed the New York Meta, s-2 . Frank Robinson drove in U ree runs for the Reds with a double and n homer and Don't W rite O ff Crafty Robin Roberts Never in any real trouble second-place New York YanTuesday night, Koufax itrurk kees today. out eight and walked two Roberts, now 38 years old but wai locked In a scoreless and relying more on craft duel with young Denny Lethan speed, registered his fourth straight victory Tues­ day night as Baltimore turn­ ed back the Kansas City Athletics, 4-2. It was the Orioles' ninth straight win and their 14th in their last 13 games since Roberts touched Coach Al DePalma of the uff the itreak May 14. Saturday morning J u n i o r Baltimore scored all its Bowling League at Jet Lancs runs in the fifth Inning when has announced that the TroJohn Orsino singled, moved phy/Awarda Banquet for this to second on Roberts' sacri­ league will be held at the fice and scored on Luis AparCivic Center in Sanford on Iclo's double. Jerry Adair fol­ June 8. lowed with an infield hit and This year's event will be At Smith drove in three runs patterned alter that of last with his seventh homer. year with a banquet at 6:30 Roberts, who lost his first p.m. and the actual presenta­ four games this year, pitched tion of trophy* and awards shutout ball fur seven innings to follow Immediately alter but tired in tho eighth and the meal. needed relief f r o m Dean All former members of the Stone and Stu Miller. Roberts Junior Rowling League, whe­ left Immediately after the ther they are enrolled for the game for Springfield, 111., to Summer Session or not, arc attend the funeral of his fa­ Invited as guests of the lea­ ther, who died Sunday. gue. In other American League This c o m i n g Saturday contest*, the Boston Red Sox morning, the team* will be walloped the Yankees, 11-6, announced for the Summer the Minnesota Twins extend­ league. All newcomers to ed their winning streak to this league are also invited to eight games by beating the this banquet aa guests of the Washington Senators, 6-3, the league. Cleveland Indians nipped the Chicago White Sox, 3-2, and the Detroit Tigers defeated Little League the Las Angeles Angela, 3-1. The Red Sox slugged five Sets Practice New York pitchers for 13 Plans for the 3lajor and hits, including two-run hom­ Minor teams of the North Or­ er* by Gary Geiger and Lou lando Little League to meet Clinton. Geiger also collecteach Tuesday afternoon for competitive practice sessions were announced today. M. G. HODGES Practice hours were set PLUMBING from 4:30 until 7 p.m. at the Village Kccreatiun Area. At the same time, man­ • WKLLS DRILLED agers of both teams advised • I'UMI'H SERVICED AND INSTALLED that more men are needed • HI’RINKLKIt SYSTEMS to provide adult supervision at the games. • FREE ESTIMATES Free cold drinks are do­ CALL FA 2-6037 nated to the boys, win or lose, after rach game by the Little PAOLA ROAD League Parent's Auxiliary. Banquet Set For Bowlers Why YOU Should Buy, TIRES from McROBERTS decisions with ninth-inning help from Dick Jtadatx. A two-out three-run homer in the ninth inning by Bob Allison gave the Twins their win after the Senators had tied the acore in their half of the ninth with three runs, in­ cluding a two-run homer by Don Lock. Jim Kaat went the distance for Minnesota and struck out 11 batteri to even his record at 4-4. Ted Abernathy, making his first appearance for the In­ dians, got Nellie Fox to Une into a game-ending double play In the ninth inning to save the victory for (tarter Jack Kraiick a r m —acetate Cleveland to snap a fivegame losing streak. Max Al­ yls' double In the sixth in­ ning drove in the winning run. Mickey Lnlich went all the way for Detroit, giving up eight hits and walking only one hatter, to register his first major league triumph. The lone Angel run was un­ earned. Big blow for the Ti­ ger* was a two-run homer by Dick McAuliffe in the sixth inning. Marty Keough also knocked In three to offset Orlande Cepeda's five RBI's for the Giants. Cepeda clipped Jim O'Toole for two doubles, but the Cincy southpaw still re ­ gistered hie eighth victory even though he needed Dorn Zauni's help in the ninth. Jack Fisher was the loser. Curt Flood doubled home the winning run la the 10th inning for the Cardinals, who trailed the Colts, 74, at one point. The Cards tied the score at T—all with a seventh inning four-run outburst that Included doubles by Flood and Leo Burke. Howie Goss drove in six runs for Houston with two homers and • tri­ ple. Ron Taylor was the win­ ner and Ken Johnson the los­ er. Cal McLish stopped the Pirsles on seven hits to notch his fourth straight victory for the Phillies. Johnny Calllson nicked loser Bob Friend for a two-run homer in the third inning and Tony Gonxales' triple highlighted a three-run rally by the Phils in the fifth. Southpaw Dick Ellsworth of the Cubs beat the Mets for the first time in his career al­ though he needed ninth inn­ ing help from Lindy McDan­ iel. Ellsworth, a 2u-game losloscr last year, scored his sixth victory in nine deci­ sions while Roger Craig suf­ fered his eighth lose against two wins. 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Baseball mew generally agree the chief reason the Dodgers did not win last sea­ son was because Koufax was forced to the sidelines with By (Jelled Press International a finger ailment la July. BanThere’s (till a lot of the dy's record was 14-4 a t the time and be never won an­ wbix kid left in Robin Ro­ other game. berta. Ths bird-throwing 37-yearIt’s e long 13 years since old southpaw has a funny no­ the veteran right hander led tion about his Injury of last year. He flgurss he owes the a young Philadelphia team to the National League pennant, Dodgers ■ pennsnt. Koufax paid another Install­ and some of the old speed is ment Tuesday night when he gone now. But the comeback blanked the Milwaukee Braves pitcher of 1963 seems deter­ 7-0, on six hits to boost the mined to make the Baltimore Dodgers within one game of Orioles the comeback team first place. of 1963. 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PALM TREES at the west end of the school administration building. Commercial St„ were removed Tuesday to make way for a new addi­ tion, bids for which will be opened by the School Board Monday. (Herald Photo) South Seminole Ninth Graders Receive Commendations By Jane Casselberry South Seminole Junior Ilitrh Principal John Ansel, In s talk In i t Thursday before the ninth grade civic* e lm , an­ nounced that 45 ninth grader* a t tha achool had received lettera of commendation from Gov. Farris B r y a n t a n d New Members Reception Held Elder Springe B a p t i s t Church held a reception last Wednesday evening for all members who have entered Its fellowship during this church year. These 45 persona re­ ceived a personal letter from the pastor, B. Hamilton Grif­ fin, inviting them to be prestnt for the reception. Following the receiving of the new members the entire church family enjoyed refresh­ ments and a time of fellowehip and singing together. The evening climaxed on • high spiritual note as the con­ gregation entered the sanc­ tuary for the partaking of the Lord’s Supper. Bid Opening1 JACKSONVILLE iUPI) — The State Road Department was scheduled to open bids on 32 highway projects here to­ day. Two interstate jobs were included; The finul ]R 73 link between Georgia ami Wild­ wood, and signs fur the Or­ lando Expressway. BARGAIN BUS One of the biggest fightseeing bargains m the world is a 30-cent two-hour doubledecker London bus trip which covers almost every major sight in the city. Thomas R. Ballsy, superin­ tendent of pubtle Instruction, In honor of Academic Achievement Week. Students receiving tha hon­ or ranked in tha uppar eighth scoring division of thoaa tak ­ ing tha scholastic aptltuds portion of tha tasta givaa ninth gradars throughout tha state earlier this school ysor. Tha latter Hating tha awards referred to tha students M tha moat valuable of tha nat­ ural resources from which tha future of Florida and our nation will ba molded.** It urged tha youngatora to taka advantage of thatr "Godgiven talents’* and to taka courses which would prepara them for college admission as present or proposed state and national p r o g r a m s should make ft possible for ell worthy students to attend college by the time they finish high school. Receiving the award wars Ann Zavy, Gary Yates, Jan­ ice Wiggins, Ausburn Trewlck, Carolyn Thomas, Dortan Thermenos, Demetrio Thermenoi, James Smith, Terry Scott, Don Roperts, Earl Rlahall, John Bulla, Bert I'oweil, Mary i'turson, Nancy Payne; Adrianne O'Hara, Bernard Moore, Lorn a Moncrief, Dud­ ley Meadows. 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A few tears were shed and laughs shared when Mra Kimmons and her guests re­ called memories of her tw* years as a "Hoot Owl Wife." Mrs. Shipman presented Mrs. Kimmons with a beauti­ ful silver tray from the VAHt Officers Wivea. Guests attending the morn­ ing social hour were Mines. J . A. dcGanahl, J. L. Mc­ Cracken, S. Porebordo, F. M. Lynch, W. I. Lewis, W. E. Markley, R. D. Harrop, G. L Atkinson. M. J . Puopolo, F. Cramb'rt, W. L Burks, T. B. Wood, D. G. U se. P. E. Cris­ well, R. A. . ''ng. E. F. Havel, A. F. Reno, 1. D. Cooke, J . D. Moloney, J . P. Smyth, and T. E. QuiUin. The Christian Women’s Fel­ lowship of the First Christian Chureh m et a t the church with M n. W. H. Young pre­ siding. Mrs. Ira Jackson gave a report of the chureh’* state convention at SL Petersburg, w hen she presented a lovw farty noma warn decgirt. I with a prolusion ot It was announced that the saagaalia bbssams aad June meeting would be n te a m . The refreshsocial aad covered dish sup­ table was aearbid with per. The treasurer reported that the outreaeb and local goals win be m et by the end of the church year b June. M n. H. M. Ramey, district secretary, installed officers for the coming year, in a ’"JN fm lu aeo ts at chicken candlelight service using an ttla d , cheese and eMve sand­ old pair of shoes Illustrating wiches, assorted homemade the work of the outgoing of­ saekles, candy and c o l d ficers and a pair of new shoes to illustrate the work eapaeted of the new officers. Baba received as electric Those inducted Into office hair dryer as a gilt from the were M n. H. K. Ring, presi­ MRS. 0. W. KIMMONS, center, admires her pretty tray, a farewell gift dent; M n. J . L. Horton, vice j Others enjoying the party from the Officers' Wives of VAH-9, presented to her nt a brunch given chairman; Mrs. W. H. Young, by Mrs. James L. Shipman, left. At right is Mrs. James A. de Gnnahi. secretary; Mrs. L e a t e r A SUPERB (Herald Photo) Tharp*, treasurer; Mrs. Ira Jackson, worship chairman; GIFT ITEM M n. Hobart Shields, study Beautifully Finished chairman, and Mrs. W. L. Rowland, service chairman. Wooden Salad Mrs. L. M. Willis to chair­ MISS BABS ODHAM, seated, with her two grandmothers and her m oth* BOWL SETS man of Group 1, Mn. Leona at a chatter party In her honor. From left are Mrs. II. B. Odham, Mrs. Al­ Sunday gueita of Mr. and By Melts Mrs. James Richards, Mrs. ,. Eighteen members of the Richards, of Group S, and vin Odham and Mra. Brodie Williams, at whose home the party was held. Mn. Paul E. Shulti was Mrs. Forrest Nutt and fam­ Aletha Evans, Mrs. Fred M n. 0. D. Landreis, Group "Fidelia Sunday School Gass (Herald Photo) guest speaktr st the Junior 3. Foster and Miss Mary Wilcox ef P in t Baptist Chureh and ily. MYF session Thursday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brock of attended the district meeting visitors, M n. George noon and spoke on "China.” and Mn. Theresa She also showed many arti­ Miami visited friends here of the WSCS held in New ar, met at the lakefront cles of intereit to the chil­ S a t u r d a y afternoon. Mr. S m y r n a Wednesday. The heme of Mrs. J . D. Cordell, dren. She and Rev. Shulti Brock to the great-grandson group also enjoyed a delight­ for the monthly business and served several years aa mis­ of the late Jacob Brock, of ful visit to the new home of M n. Lamar Beall waa hos­ the Brock House of Enter­ jMcial. sionaries in China. Mrs. Ida Padgett, a former During the aoclal hour a tess tor a graduation lunch­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. prise. resident. Andrew Aylies, enroute to covered dish supper was en­ eon at the nlksha Inn, hon­ Lampp of Winter Park were oring Mlsa Carol Greene, a Mr. snd Mrs. C. A. Hen­ his home in Hollywood, was joyed by the group. member of the Seminole lllgb an overnight guest of ^ r . and derson entertained members School graduating data. Mra. C. A. Henderson this of the Fellowship Class of the Kindergarten P l y m o u t h Ave. Christian An Oriental theme waa car­ week. Gifts • Cards • Books ried out In decoration*, In­ Miss Katherine Litch ac­ Church, in DcLand, with a Plans Program (Formerly McVIcars) cluding a centerpiece of llliee companied Mrs. Carl Barth- charcoal grilled hamburger -ff.«a—ox—D c B a f y i n the A lta r tupp*.' at the Florida Power and bamboo.-------------------210 E. First St. Thursday Night Guild conference held at Club Tuesday evening. Favors wers place cards io Camp Mann, Avon Park last the form of Oriental fans. The The Plnecrest Kiddle Kor week. hostess presented Carol with robe? ner Nursery and Klndergar a charm for her bracelet. ten will present their annual Those Joining the honoree Make Teer graduation program, t h i s Rheda Epstein and hostess for the luncheon Selection Thursday starting at T p m. were, Mrs. Jack Greene, mo­ ■- From in the Plnecrest School Audi­ ther of Miss Greene, and the Honored A t • Cotton torium. Misses Janie Ashby, Judy Bilk, Linen, Original eostumes and art­ Uunten, Drenda llancw. ? Plain ft work used In the various acta Luncheon Baba Odham, Patty Glenn were made by the children Johnson, 8 h i r l e y Stumpf, .Miss Ithcda Epstein, pop* and individual solo parts Laura Silvers, Amy Watts, ular high school graduate, • DRESSES were also selected by the chil­ • SLIPS PRICED FROM f|-9 3 Jane Miller, Peggy Powell, looked charming in a moeca • SPORTSWEAR dren Included In the pro­ • BRAS Nylecne Abcra, Jackie Eiu• BLOUSES gram will be band numbers, silk linen sheath and Kelly • PANTIES ley, Gayle Woodard, Lynn dramatics and song a n d green accessories, when Mrs. • HANDBAGS • PAJAMAS Julius Dingfcldcr and her ! ~ Mary Esther's McCord, and Linda llittell. MISS CAROL GREENE, left. Mra. Lamar Bcnll, center and Mra. Jack dance skits. • • Costume Jewelry Bathing Suits daughter. Mr*. Arthur Corey, Greene, ready to uttend u graduation luncheon given by Mra. Beall, for "Fraturlag Fashion* Films of the 1962 and ’63 of Orlando, entertained at a Place a golf ball Inside Just For You" Cnrol. • (Herald Photo) activities will be shown. The luncheon at the Cherry Plaza children's socks that are loo 200 N. PARK AVE. cap and gown ceremony will Fountain Terrace. OPEN small for a darning egg. It conclude the program. Robert BTORB HOURS: 9 TO 5:30 makes mending much easier. ACCREDITED FHI. llandpainted place cards Murray, president of tbs depicting a globe and shell* CHARGE NIGHTS Seminole High School Senior with the Inscription. "May TILL Class will present the diplo­ The World Be Your Oyster” ACCOUNTS P O P U L A R PLA Y S H O E S F O R mas. designated the seating of the The recent Roaring Twen­ WELCOMED The public is invited to at­ guests. Each place setting ties party sponsored by the tend. held a miniature globe and an Acey Deucy Wlvet Ctub was oyster shell in which floated * big success. A variety ot a green fuji mum with white entertainment waa enjoyed Tigerettes tulle, carrying out the class colors of green and white. during the evening. The elaborate central flower A barberahip quartet, com­ Make Plans Delicately Strapped arrangement repeated white posed of R. L. Gorsline, R. D. and green fujt mums and Bender. G. K. Smith and R. Sandal slender floral tapers. G. Ilalnj entertained the For Party The hostesses presented the group. Bob Ray, dance in­ Two guests were greeted by Adds dash to summer honoree with going • away structor, conducted a Char­ The Tigerettes of VAII-t at gifts. Enjoying the occasion wardrobes.............. $2.99 leston contest and the win­ their monthly meeting. They were the honoree't mother. ning couple was Mrs. CoraA Wide Variety were Mra. Robert Gorsline Mrs. Edwin Epstein. Misses line and Jam es Anderson. Of Colon* And Pat Bruce. Betty llryant, Judge* for the costume con­ and Mrs. Roger Pope. Styles* • All test were Jack East, Robert Plans were discussed for Dede Crandell. Susan McCall. Lucy Moughton, Linda A. Wil­ Uts and Mra. G. Keek. The Size* From I Yi to 10 a going-away party for the COSTUME WINNERS ut tbo Acoy Deucy Wives liams, Linda Sue Williams winning couple was Mr. and recent party are left to right, Mr. and Mra. W. Mra. W. C. Rlngo, Mrs. Rich­ husband* before they are de­ and Sandra Wright. C. Rlngo, Mra. Richard Bergen and II. L. Stnrn.i. ard Bergen was the best flap­ ployed to the Mediterranean (Navy Photo) per and II. L. Slams won the Mra. At Moylan. Mrs. Lyle prise for the best gentleman's Saraney, Mrs. Marvin Kooscostume. era and Mrs. William Davis FRIDAY A special award waa given were appointed on the com­ to the cigaret girl. Mrs. Elva mittee in charge of arrange­ The Norman de Vere How­ Sutter, and to Miss Marie ments. ard Chapter of the UDC Summer Fembcrton and Bill Garrett Hostesses for the evening, meets at 2:30 p.m. in McKin­ in Miami. They visited San for the must creative cos­ By Mrs. Adam Muller Weight Mrs. Doug Horton and Mr*. ley Hall, at First Methodist Cap!, and Mrs. William ibelle Isle where they hunted tumes. Jeff Ritchey, served lemon Church. Mrs. W. L Merritt Blankets Hamilton bad their aon, Scott odd shells, and then on to cake and party punch to those will show picture slides dur­ Tampa before returning to ing the program. present. By William, baptised S u n d a y DeBary. Ci.mb the Hutton morning at the Dcllary Com­ A cuink slid between but­ Mrs. C. Krauth. ion Carl Chatham munity Methodist Chureh, and daughter Helen wish to ton and cloth will prevent 72" X 90" with Hev. Damon Acott offi­ thank their many friends in snipping the fabric when you JU ST R IG H T FOR ciating. D e U a r y for their kind are removing a button. A Practical raaor blade will quickly cut thought* and help during Miss Beatrice J. Tyson of Size For G RA D U A TIO N the thread. Rldorado Drive entertained their recent sorrow. Twin Or her cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Doubla Clinton M. Birck, ot Forrest. Vs., this past week. CLASSIC WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Kress Walter of Aialea Drive and Mr. and Present This Ad (Only One JA C Q U ELIN E Mrs. William Reich of llibiaPer Family) For Sntilen*. . . the nylon tricot with the satin touch, mad* cus Drive spent the past week Your Free Wolf Head PUMP more elegant when adorned with the clover embroidery of Token • Good For One •ur Cum Laud* set Average length in aisee 32 to 42 la White, Black. 20 Lb. Wash (Twice As BEAUTIFUL HAND SCREEN A l*o - Itab) Dolls. Gowns. Half Slip* Much As A Kef. W uher) and Itobe Seta by Kayner. PRINTED WITH A VARIETY 2.96 to 23.09 Other Ahtr. Mrs. classJoan Jones, Dandra Wrllht, Linda Hilt ell, Patty Johnson. Pat B raet, Jaekla Loveb n , Jane Betas, Susan MeCall, B arbara Baby, P e tty Powell, Shirley Stumpf, Betty Odham, Lynn McCord, Linda Sou Williams, Drenda Renew, Carole Greene, Nylecne Al­ bers and Sue Odham. Mu. Cordell ‘Hostess For (Fide!is Class Enterprise Personals Oriental Luncheon Honors Graduate Flemings FAVORITE G Costume Party Big Success Local Events DeBary Personals FLO R A L AT THE OF PATTERNS AND COLORS PROM ----Year Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP QUALITY • FASHION • SERVICE Cor. K. li t A Sanford Ave. FA 3-U23 FA 2-9IJ2 Launderam a 27 th St. AUendaat On Next To Plnecrest School Duty Mon. Thru 8at. FROM 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. LAUNDERAMA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY HIGH OR MEDIUM HEELS — SH O E STOKE SHOPS DS �Madden - Dickson! ,bf Miss Engagement Announced H r. and Mrs. A. C. Madden of Sanford announce the en­ gagement and approaching m arriage of their daughter, Myra Jane, to Wayne Lewla Dickson, son of the late Mr. rnd Mr* W. W. Dickson, of Snead. Ha. Miss Madden graduated from the Baroneia-ErUngcr Hospital School of Nursintt. iu Chattanooga, Torn., and Stetson University, DeLand. She la presently employed by SI. Luke's Hospital, in Jack­ sonville. The groom-elect was grad­ uated from Jackaon County High School and Chipola Jun­ ior College, both of Marietta, Fla. Ho is presently employ­ ed by the Comptroller of the Slate of Florida. The neddlng will be an event of June 13 at 2 p m. in the First Baptist Church of Sanford. No formal Invitations a rt being sent and all friends of the couple are cordially in­ vited to attend. May 29, 1963 — Page 11 *fr,T> Beverly Suzanne Yates DEAR ABBY: I used to think some of the letters in jo u r column were too ridiculous to be true, until I found myself with a proMent that probably appear* just as ridiculous. My husband's sister is 58. and looks Mr. and Mrs. Delbert P. cvsry day of it. She taught school Yates, of Forest City, an- for 33 years and never married. This nounce the engagement and summer she “fell in love” with a wi­ approaching m a r r i a g e of dower who must be 60. They will their daughter. Beverly Sua- marry in September. She wants a big anne, to Jack Gerard, son of church wedding, with a white gown Mr. and Mrt. Joseph Ger­ ■ltd veil, and nheV asked mv htidutnd ard. of Longwood. to give her away I Now really. Akbyt Misa Yates is • member of The minlnter says she is entitled to the 1963 graduating class of it. But picture a gray-haired "bride” walking down the aisle on the arm of Lyman High School. Mr. Gerard Is a graduate of her brother who is 16 years Iter ju­ Lyman High School and la nior! We’ll be the laughingstock of presently stationed with the the community. If we can’t talk her U. S. Air Force, in Bermuda. out of it, I intend to get a "sick head* The wedding will be an ache” the day of the wedding and stay home. Or am I the one who is event of June 29, at 3 p.m. at the Lockhart Matbodlst crazy? SISTER - IN - LAW Church. To Marry Jack Gerard Honored A l Stork Shower MISS BEVERLY SUZANNE YATES were given a carnation cor­ sage. The main tabic held an unusual center arrangement, made by the hostess. It wai a miniature red schoolhouse mounted on a sty r a foam square, surrounded by green trees. Ready to enter for the last time were styrafuam dolls, dressed In black gowns and caps. At each place setting was a small styrafoam doll head with black cap, held up by a large black gumdrop. Stand­ ing beside the lionoree's place was an 18 Inch braided white yarn doll dressed In cap and gown. The hostess presented Lin­ da with a white and silver bracelet and earring set. Other adults present were Linda's iuother,' 3 Ifi.~ ClaliiJO Ilittell, who also received a corsage. Mra. Bill Wade, Mrs. Fred Ycatklc, Mrs. El­ mo Faris and Mrs. H. L. Johnson. Toftely - Scott Wedding Planned In Chuluota MISS LINDA JIITTELL, right honoree at a Kraduation dinner and Mrs. William Coveney, hostess for the event. (Herald Photo) fjotudsin fivudnA WOODRUBR CIRCLE Twenty members of the WoodroM Garden Circle met a t tba home of Mrs. Edgar Miller for the final meeting of the dub year. .Mrs. J . E. TerwtUeger gave an Interesttag demonstration on flower arranging and the use of col­ ored table linen*. Mrs. Vernon Lileks, horti­ culture chairman, displayed a variety of potted roses and explained how to grow them. Project for next year will lie making programs for the flower show. A golng away gift was pre­ sented to Mrs. Lileks, by circle members. Legal Notice Legal Notice i* tmu cihc’I it roritr or r u n a i v r a j i o n i %l i i n . ci'ir nr .%m > run !M»lm mi vrv. h .uniim, iv n i r 1 m t 1 i t r o l l e r n r T ii r v 1 v i 11 j i n i r i t L m i . r i i r n r t v n r n u n :w i. C .U .X K IIV SO. I1fi.1l v n i.r n i l v t *. n n i i i n i . AMKVUmjf KKDKIWL &AV- IV r i l S V 'l i l l l Ml. I.1M] INI Ml AND IjOAN ASSOCIA­ KHIUlll Al. XATKIN' 11. HURTTION OK OHLANDO. O.tOK A)MoCt.*TIO\. * corr u i n tt f f , piratlon, ▼*. H tL L .S M LCD W in. form er. known 4 i IIKLKN M JOHNHON, •( il, N f in t m t * . 1y Plaimirf, re JACK LAMITER m l IIOR. TUX'IIB r> LAKHITKB, hi* -Ur. And Ktnv Will W. IIICIIAIUWON' .n.S KU7. Vi’>rrii m e n u ih u o x , hi* x i r i u : o r m it i i MdllTlUHK lU lll.t 1.0*1 UK Ti l IIICLEN M U l U W I a. ■iti, formerly kiiuwu • • HfciLKN M JOIINHO.N m l nOBEHT LITDIVIO, h«r hu*h«n*l D.fanJant. v n r u r. n r « « |.r, NOTICE IS IIERKIIT OlV- • Mrs. Osborne Dorminey was guest of honor at a stork shower, recently, given by Mrs. Donald Knight and Mrs. W. A. Cagle, at the Knight home. Stork games were played and prizes won' by Mrs. Clar­ ence Jessup, Mrs. Benny Austin and Mrs. Dorminey. The shower gifts were pre­ sented in a large box dec­ orated with yellow crepe pa­ per in the form of a bassinet. Refreshments of c a k e , punch, nuts and cheese twirls were served from lace cov­ ered table centered with an arrangement of yellow roses. Thirty friends and her mo­ ther, Mrs. E. C. Campbell, were invited to share the party with the honoree. BPW-GlubHolds Business Meeting The Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Florida Slate Bank Lounge for the regular bus­ iness meeting. New officers presided for the first time. Harriett Slawter la the new president; Mrs. M. Cowan, first vice presi­ dent; Mrs V. H. Grantham, second vice president; Mrs. O. Karraker. recording sec­ retary; Mrs. M. Graham, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. 1L Constantine, treasur­ er. Plans were discussed for delegates to attend the slate convention in Jacksonville, June 13 to 16, and the Nation­ al Convention, in Dallas, Tex­ as, in July. It was voted to hold the din­ ner meetings in the private dining room at Spencer’s Restaurant. The n ait one is scheduled for June 3 at 7 p.m. Mr. a n d Mrs. Edward Toftely, of Chuluota, an­ nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of (heir daughter, Virginia M. to Fred L Scott, aon of the late Mrs. Maude Scott, of San­ ford. Miss Toftely is a graduate of the Oviedo High School and is presently employed by the Diana Dress Shop, in Or­ lando. The groom-elect la associat­ ed with his brother. F. D. Scott, al the Sanford Auto Parts, Inc. The wedding will be an event of June 2 at 4 p m. at the home of the bride’s par­ ents. on the South Lake Mills Mrs. A. Road, in Chuluota. No formal invitations are being sent and all friend* of Hostess the couple are Invited to at-1 tend. For Legal Notice The home of Mr*. \ . F Greene was the site of a re-1 lx THU .ri m i i u . evil H r n r cent spaghetti supper for rim x i x n i it t u t i «i ( i n . i n r . ix im i rnu t r . w i . members of the Ladles So­ XIH.W M il XTV. I I DHIII*. ciety of the Brotherhood of t iitx t'K H V t u . tr o rr Locomotive Firemen and Enx i r m *: n r r n H R r i.u s i h i : s h k ginemrn and their husbands N * r n .* K Is h e r s h y alien A buffet style luncheon of I t the u n d e r s i g n e d clerk o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t »f th e spaghetti and all the trim N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . In end mingt was served from a f o r h e n i l n o l e C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , p u r s u a n t t o th * ( I n a l decree table on tf* large porch and ' o f f o r e c l o s u r e e n t e r e d In * TV trays y .'« used by those i as* tx -n d ln * In ,*1,1 C o urt, present. 1t h * el y l e o f w h i c h le In charge of arrangements T tlC N A T IO N 't r, J RANK rrP u I I M M mi. « were Mines. Greene. Walter i P '.r a t i .m o r g a n i s e d a n d e t i s l . I Ing u n d e r Ilia l a w t o f (lie Cook and fcudonal Ethridge. I United dial**, P laintiff, I •H* I f x x r o n » . S H T m T T I ( * . V r i i R e Lake Mary 4 K l i .r li * C-WfthJ.LllLIUlY KUHUfM, »"1 HI DU I v\ • h »i i Wot l • Edward tv i. i irdaon | 4c-cor«ilne to th# p in and Kli»xo«U» III. liarUion. hla PltODCi'TH <11. IM \ a Klor. lu rrto f 44 r t c u f j f l 4n ■ if.: U a torpurA tlao; aiuI niA TL 1*1wt Mo .k 9. r i | | | 43 an I J » t s. Block II. ro i v r i i r 1M ofrm A O B O O l t m r t A T l O N . «i P ill ! e w4fl CLCII MANOR CX'IT No D« f«n«t4n(s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W .iaroliidlt County. P inriilj i nceordlBS t.. tho plat • b I th* «!•*« k«l tiuinhor of 1 h u b ttn III** I n » l m t you th .ro u f a* raconl-.l In | hit n 1a M in , will of fr r fo ri Ljppincoil *ud their family, In the *b«Mr*-#ljrl*«l »ult. on I l*l«t (look 13, I'aar* 7 • aalr 4it■I atll 41 ptiblle outcry , two daughters, Marcia Kay you a r t re*|ttlre I to •«rv*» 4 anil IS. t*u>>|i It- in i. of to th« h.g lip .i ami beat bi.j.lar | ropy of your Viewer or oth er hrmlnol# County. t-iu rli* . I fur C4sh. th* fitllaw ln i <!••- and Cindy Dawn, high and IMwi.lln* to the CompUlnt on dp rrth*<| property s i t u * ! * In ' junior high school age, and ltd « *t turnvj*. lA*t*IDtl Samlliol* County, KluriiU, l i t young son, Itohin, who will In* IU #*ll. DK AN, I*4i\VN- Iu with * II ttfd tur*« n i t : A v4 ;i *l*n MKfUl, 313 Bill lmnrtfv«iu*n r* or T-«t IT. lllock 1. WKATII- in fourth grade next year, re­ i'«n( rat ,S)«nu«, O rlaii’li. lh«r«»f(4r on f4 1 U n i KIIKKIK IJ» KIILtaT ADDI­ cently moved from Sanford *1*. 4nJ f !" tilt o rlflM l T h 'i I* in«tl* |>uraU4n t ta» TION. 44 r*cord*i! In pl*C • f 41 o ih«r ri* siiit* in Final D ic r tt uf Kuc*ct«>4ur# D»oh U , P ag ai «t> 41,4 CT. to Lake Mary. >ruc* of to* CD*k of (h« • 1* tha • b<MfV C4UM, P u b llo H u c u r i s o f I C ircuit l *urt o:» «*r b#for« rh au etrjr U ekst N. lie**. tiolo C o u itft F l'irlii 4 th« I site *Ujr «>l Jun«. IMS n ,Hf p-n.llnu tu in. C ircuit If yuu *a «l Id tin la, 4 tjarrw Court of and (or itnoinulo the* Pr.siif I»<»uf of th* l<«m|w tiro confssso wilt t>- tik e a County. Pier. Is. not* I'utinl)’ C'*ariiigu««, in 4,,.' «t p.ir f.»r the r«ll«r «ls- IN W ITEI.M WlIrMlKOP. I th* City of tijn la rJ, PlorlJ*. ti.an.lid In ill* O in p isln t. luv* hereunto let nh«nd on th« l o t h U ) of June, 1M3. Til's X..:U* tiisll b* pab- s n j o fflclil seal this zith day 4 1 11 '#* b'l Iih k A. >1 o f *• tl >h#.| ones a ws-X for four of May, D4t ■oon t h * r « 4 f t « r * • t h * n a n . tonsscullv* w**k» In th* tSIMI.) c*n don*. Tilt? SANK* Ml Hi.UAl.il. A rthur it. Its.. —. Jr • 1 I • . u■ Clerk r»' the Ctrcutt *'ourt A rth u r ft ID* kw ith, Jr , » Personals IHJ. t'l a 'id f o r Urnilbol* C o urt, •Arthur H Ur Avllb, Jr. Clerk of C ircuit Court n , . J U r t h i T v ,* !.* t,«9uiy C lerk I'utdirh mzy J u r e }, D U . CUM* is, mt a ir. PiorliU U> Martha T. V.h.en Deputy Clerk r-ee-h Sf \t» — I* >■ Dos : : j Kern l*urk ‘■u -! •!> May 3). D tJ. C Jl-iz e C l«rk II ). J t i n I*. U ilk* D e p u t y 1 lark K arn au Jw * ^ d o u r t t* Attornav# %t la w 4> .North <»r*nc« Avcnu* UatA'Itiu, PlurlU* » » alDh May I'J, IMS. C W -U J • CHARI , I K DEAR CHARLIE: I think they are more fitting than proper. DEAR ABBY: Would you please point out the difference between friendliness and fnmiliarity? Many of us strongly object to being called “Honey,” “Hurling,” and “Dearie" bv salespeople, waitresses and those who serve the public. I know they mean it in friendli­ ness, but I consider it undue famil­ iarity. Let’s reserve those terms of endearment for our families and spe­ cial friends. How about it, Sweetie? GRACE DEAR GRACE: The syrup runs Imth ways, Doll. But it has been my observation that the "public” is more guilty of this type of familiar­ ity then those who serve them. • • * DEAR ABBY: Please tell "Be­ trayed” to continue to accept the jiies and sweet smiles of her neighIrnr, as before. If the relationship of her husband and this neighbor has gone further than it should have, her husband would never have breuthed a word of it to her. He no doubt got the brush-off, and is now try­ ing to salve his woundedxg°. KNOWS THE TYPE • ♦ * For a personal, unpublished an­ swer to your letter, write to ABUV, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. • 4 * Don’t put off writing letters. Send one dollar to Aliby for her booklet, "How To Write Letters For All Occasions.” tfcucoby On tBhidqsi By Oswald Jacoby NORTH :• How do jrun go about plan­ A A73 ning your play at three noW 7S4 ♦ A74 trump 7 You hnv«» eight top 4>K 8»: tricks ami poixibilitie* of a WEST EAST ninth trick in each of three 463 4 J 1 0 94 W K Q J1 0 9 f 85 suits. 4 j s a g i o »6) A squeeze is imiuilteil and 4gioi)j 4J7 your problem is to lo«e four bO l'TH U » tricks to set up the squeeze. 4K Q S2 V A3 2 You duck the first heart a kss and win the second. Then you a as t lead a t hin! biwrl »»n<< West --------- it. ‘I- : ■■'r—Mdff_____ is back in the lead. Unk-sa South W r.l N orth Fast West is almost aupvrhumun 1 n .t . IWsa 3 N.T. Pass I'asj I’ass ha will laugh happily and run Upuung lead—* K off his lust two hearts. This play will conitituts the I will laugh, hut East will have so-called suicide squeeze. West to make three dixcanls. He will UJ& J Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. 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B v s s i s f ,t> • :SA (S i IS ) t :J I t l) ros» Nswseopo Nowo K tllto rla l C jir n n u t Sports Pletaro W to th s r Show E ld s ( I ) l.s a s n d o f W utt Karp 5.55 IS ) R r« v * rd Now# l : t l (S ) Nports a s s o rt 5.55 ( J ) llu n t lo r • H rln k lsjr (S ) iX iu n tr r Ht>l« UK.V T : t t t l ) Tho t»»tmtf f t ) Bio g raphy ( t ) SllW ston* o f th* t:* n m ry TiS * ( I ) W ogon T f . i # td ) trim lt d o r u (3 ) T h * V lr d h ls n * 30 t l ) <<lt*nl« ,-!*»•» ( I ) (lo in s Mr l i t * ( t ) T h * n iv - r y h llllr a W ar (5) I’erry Como * I * i t ) n trk Vs a (I) Am T ka W orld T w i t l i l t (I) L offtlm o a.-H ft) B os Jorrad t : t t I t) T ha Doctor 1:11 (SI NBC Nawa f t) Day la c o a rt f t) A rt L laklattof’a H ooeeparty M l f t ) M a rt O rtm a (») J a n a W ymoa Fre­ es n t a l ; t t (t) L o re tta T eung ft) M llHoaalra ( t) Queen F a r * Day M l (t> Toy Don't Kay (I) To T ell The T ruth (I) W ho Do T ea T r i g M t (I) Colltagw aod Nawa (II Boerat a to m t :tt (t) Th* Matoh O a a o t l ) Soorot alarm (I) Am. B aaS ttaad 4:1* (I) Maha Room for Daddy tt) Edge t f Night II) D laeo rtry ‘<1 N tw aatoad M l (II A m srieaa »;t* (t) Rroaeo It) Uaalo Walt lit D yka Show It) Dor Man It is K in * I t « l (t) Naked City (3) eleventh Hour If you are in the age group often referred to as "senior citizens,’' has it ever occurred to you that you have a per­ sonal responsibility to all the younger persons you know? It hasn't? Well, in speaking to a governors’ conference on aging, Dr. Edward Uorlz. a senior consultant a t a Phila­ delphia hospital, urged per­ sons in their maturity to make their lives attractive to young people, "llowr can young people,” hs asked, "look forward to growing old If they don't like the senior citizens with whom they come in contact? By Ruth Millett He also reminded hi* lis­ tener* that it is worse to have "a hardening of the- heart and the mind than of the arteries,” How do you go about being tbe kind of older person that young people admire and re»l>cct, tin* kind that makes them think, "T h at's how 1 would like to be when I'm that age.’’? Here are u few pointers: * Never stop taking pride in your appearance. It is every bit e* important to make the most of your looks at Hi) ae at 18; perhaps even more im­ portant. (•) H uckleberry The noma radar la ta k ta (rum the phrase RAdio Dctta> linn and Ranging. SALE! ORCHIDS IN BLOOM GOOD SELECTION THURSDAY A. M. GrapcviHe Nursery FA 2-MAd 3221 Grapeville Are. ‘‘Beotia Dealer” -------------------------- 1 TV RENTAL • Nvrviro Seminole TV F \ 2-1929 Zenith Color TV Salrs .'him Sanford Avc. s a is a a i DRY C LEA N ER S O P E R A T E D 1JV M A R V I N M ILA M •JIN-22D M A G N O LIA A V K . F A 2-103-J ■ (t) 7.31 ( I ) It) 7:4* ( I ) 6uT ri f tin / c)K*yfJ lit t I II l it I II * :• * I . It I I I lt :l* N ew* a W ca lk e r To d ay Pra-acheo l P la a a ta a "M lekla'o Oeepet Tim a'' ( t ) C ap tala K a a a a rte t t ) M ickey E e aao Soew ( t ) W eather and Newo t l ) To d ay ( I ) C hannel t M e w arta a ( t ) C a rto o a e llla ( I ) J a e k I.« ls n e aaaw ( t l A m erican llla lo r y ( I I H a lt Storm th aw ( ( ) Itom per Itooiu ) Say Whea ( ) l^ a rn Hpaalek ( t ) C alen d ar ( t l P in y T o n r Hanek I t ) I L o rn Luey 4 l.ook ahead, Instead of looking bark. Dr. Hurts also said: “A person bciome* old when h,- can no lunger look ahead.'” • Don't let yourself grow belf-cruteied. Bv genuinely in­ terested in the live* and the problems of other* Avoid be­ ing interested only In how you feel, what you think, and what olliers should In) doing for you. • Keep your »*n»w of hu­ mor. There's no one more de­ lightful than an older person with • ready joke, a twinklo in the eye, and hearty laugh that runic* easily and often. | 0f i s f o (V) t ’artoun I ' 1 |ir 1 4 I I :* * ( I I --------- m (t) 11:11 I I ) (t) IS ) l i t* ( I ) I ’ rlc a le It ls h i 1 no—kr-cV ; e----------Ann Molhern Uhow Concentration Pate * Uladye Seven K e y s To u r F ir s t Im p re s ­ sion (*) L o s t o f t.lfe t t ) K rn te Focd Snow 11:11 ( I ) H a rr y IXeaeoaar Nawa l l : l f ( I ) T r u t k or C o atsI I I F a th e r k n o w s Heat I I t l I I I ilu ld ln s l.lpcht IS ) Nearcli (o r Tom orrov I I »t ( ) ) U ld -U ay Iteporl I I I I I t ) N IIC Nawa H eporl I . I t (1 ) N ew t and W ealhee t l ) T h a Open W indow <>) O rn e ra l llo e p lta l 1:1* t l ) 1-af(tlm a 1:11 ( I ) Sllm n aaiiva I II) ( I ) M ld -F U . News (3 ) Science "Many a housvwtfr tends h(* hubby ti> thv i at vs bveaus* «4 hvi nagging,” M )t Sauy (W ntrh fu r Saaay Weakly) Cw CM uit rf v /liilq , )) ' AC f ) W5 P/Unt HO AVf 5ANI iOH (IPtCIAL PASKING COT) (C^roe o f K c o / / What do you think of my holdings? No. of Bonds or Sbxna I F*4d T m known men ftom T V Time Previews # Nairn • :* * I I ) B ia s Oa T :t* ( • ) W ak o Up M a rita T iN ( I ) F o r a M arke t Mo- N f( Hound Mow (J) Boot of Oreoehe i t ) U. 8. Mleet ltu u r t i t * ( I t N tw soap* ( I ) M urphy U s t t la N ew* ( I ) Ch. t Meporie I t i l t ( t l M id -F Is. N ew s 11:16 (SIM purt* K ln.tl 11:1* ( t l W eather t t ) W eather t i l l I t ) Th eater l i l t ( I ) T a a lt a Shew 11:11 ( ! ) Hollywood Meet# Calvaoodo Name of Issue dtiqhtiqhJtA 7.30 8:30 p m . CBS. CBS Reports. "Birth Control and the Law.” Tbe problems In­ herent in this subject are not about to be solved easily or compk'lely. CBS first jp pruached Ilia subject un tins program last year. In view of Its continuing controversy, it now presents a second show, u|Nlating the legal, medical and social aspect and reviving the moral prob­ lems. Of several Catholics heard tonight, the most inter citing Is Dr. John Rock, author ot "The Time Has Come.” A highly reipichd authority on the subject ami co developer of oral contra erpttves. Since this is con sidcred an "updated pro­ gram.” many of the scenes ate llashhacks of people who appeared on the original tele­ cast. 7.30 9 p.m. NBC. The Vtr- probably let two diamonds and a rluti go. Meanwhile you will discard u spade and club from dummy and a club ami dia­ mond from your own hand. Now- West cun lend anything he wishes. It won't matter to >ou. If he had* a spade you win in dummy and rash the aces and kings of diamonds and clubs. East will have to discurd on the second club. it ne id.* unoiiii'f diamond go and you have Uen paying attention you will know that dummy's seven of diamonds is good; it he lets a spuds go all your spaiks will be good. (I) I Lod I lira* I :il (ti W eather H ilt- THURSDAY P. M. huUJomm W I N T E R - W E A R Y CLOTHES SEM IN O LE By Abigail Van Buren I N ft) mrnrn am id io t Mi, • DEAR ABBY: I would like your opinion of stretch pants. F. Greene Leadies Society EX' inti on iho lath i»r of Jum Ills, at 1 1 :0 - A U. at tl - main ilmir nf iho Court IIuum .»f H-tolnol* I'uunty, at nanfurj. Klorlla. til* Ifenor*'l* Arthur II B*«k*IHi. J r. Cltrh of tho Circuit iVurt of e-iTiinolo Cuutily. I lurlUa. will rffrr for-a*l<- t-> th* h'an.*' an t t.«Pt blilil.r for t-aah, at publlo outers, tho fotlowlnc <l.:crlt..J property of tho D*1C*. Ql.’ KKNM U l l l l t n i t frn lanta Jack lai.tltrr an I ni \D U Irif *s r * » II rteti-r I>. Uitalt.r hl» w Ifr 1 rOllATIi»S n»;*IIIRAi*aei Unknown ASU Tin All p4rtl«s rlaltnintr Int*r*«l lay. through. un<l«r Or 4f*lll4l tu* 4far«l»4li p irio n T o t IKK h#r*b/ noiifl*«J th a t a Com plaint to fore*I ob* a cvrtaln m ancumb«rln« th* folio* in* «!•«crlb«*l r«4l property, to -w |t: Im I DEAR SISTER-IN-LAW: Don’t Ik? so concerned about what the "community" will think, it’s tho bride’s day. Let iter do ns she wishecs. And out of respect to your hitsband, take two aspirin and go with him. Mrs. Dorminey Linda Honored At Dinner Miss Linda Hlttell was guest of honor at e recent graduation dinner, given by Mrs. William Coveney at the Rlksba Inn. Eight classmates and tome friends enjoyed the •vent. As each guest arrived, they dJsah flbby • the C.I.A. giui.m. “The Devil's Chil­ dren ’’ (Color) 1 Rerun) Only a good character study by guest star Charles Bickford make* this one worth while. 'Ilie story moves |HiiuleroiMly and almost uneventfully to­ wards its predictable climax. Iliikiord plays a rancher with a win and daughter who are ili-llnqm-nls. Their f a t h e r won't believe their accusers until the girl touches ulf a bad fire ami he betomes In­ volved in homicide, link forii's is the only really in­ teresting rule, although he gels competition from James Drury in the title rule and Kuavcll Tlnirsun as the sher­ iff. I unite In The Nile Tu Go Out To A M u.is I I I and SciGotland Yard- but waft till you meet that master oi undercover i, operations, lames Bond." To In'lp )iiiif Rrscarcli Depditniciit analyze my present portfolio, I ItavediecLetl my primary iuvrstineut objective Im'Iovv: NTARTS hi NDAV RITI ST Vlt'I'S SUN, I Dr.No o n ju ! i t m e t II RI DL-IN T H E A T R E I i I'llONK FA 2-1216 TII.NITE A 1 11l it.S. OPEN 12:13 A Car NOW thru T ill ItS. C \\ iih SHOWS AT 1:09 • 3:93 Carload 3:10 • 7:13 . 9:03 Pass 7:19 JL 11:20 “7 WOMEN • fc,w*ti )•* s FROM HELL” : i n Patricia Owens Cu-Fralurr 9:10 Onlv 4) 7 » _ ............... • HIGH TIME” Bing Crosby lured ay Weld Color H appened ST.VUT8 SUNDAY ,c ur>*\A/oRLDS At . Ml EMI VWAltD t : ^ Fa'RWINNER “DAYS O r WINE weaa ilvii iih * 10 aiw Hirst AND ROSES’* ^ P a n a t / is io n Jack l.vniinun RI T t 25 ••It M e tro C O U H l Li I am most iiitcit'vUxl in relatively slulile securibes for pioti'Ctiou of capital and steady dividend income. □ I am xxtiling' to axkutita aoinewhdt more risk to cam a IiIh i .iI Income in my investinpnts. 1 would like to realize a lotiirn « l ---------percent. □ 11 an allotd a gieater nteavtife uf risk and am primarily Hitefciti'd in iptmtli stocks Unit should incieasa in value over the years. Q] I am interested in uttruetlvc xjx ciil.itiinit. In addition to the securities livted uImvc, I have roughly $ _________- that I tmild invest at thb time. Would you please suggest investiiietits in aliout that amount that would lit in with your review of any holdings, and mv indicated investment ohjectivcx? I understand there is no eh.iri'f for this service, and that yon will mail your answers—witliout obligation of any kitid-lo me: KAMI STREET. cm . .STATE. All filled out? Then for the very beat help we can give you, xfmph put this in an envelope addiesved to— n M ER R ILL LY N C H , P IER C E, BLH F E N N E R & S M I T H I N C •11)114 II* N i l H i l l l l i l l l l i I I I H i l l H I . I U H M I I I I W I U I ' l l I I U l l U I 135 EAST COLONIAL DRIVE. ORLANDO Telephone: FA ‘i-7917 ?. �(WHOU) nv F O O T S T E P S — James MacArthur ha* cboeen acting as his way of life, following theatrical path blazed fcjr his celebrated par­ ents, Helen Hayes and ttie l a t e playwright Charles MacArthur. At 26, MacArthur shows great promise, reflectf c f the artistic and creative atmosphere in Which he was reared. Baked Goods • CHUCK STEAKS ■UN HMOM OUAtITT WHIM* OUUMO MW O R IB S T E A K S .. 9CUBE STEAKS. weeoa etuumr wwon wuwwaD mm _ h i N 'nr York Tuesday, miApr* and escsrols were »llghtV stronger! esbhsga and eelary wars ■lightly weaker, and M a t other commodities were about unchanged. Florida cabbage sold for 9f.76.f2, with a few soles at f f »» par crata and no tales of pad or Savoy typo wers re­ ported. Celery prices ranged a . o ..i t n . t a an f n . t w o to t h r e e daaen sixes, with a few low as 9C.75, and most sales $3-$3.26. Cartons of 18 film wrapped aaliry heart* sold for $3.25. Chinese rnhhsge brought IS POT crate and corn was $2.60. 18.76 for erstes of 4 V* to firs doxen care . Most offerings of Florida aucumbers were fair and sold for $8-$3.60 per bushel with ■mall site at $l.60.$2.6t). most­ ly 12. Kndive was $4-$4.50 per afute for tha best offerings, with fair quality at $.1-13.60. Bacarnls was $3.60 per crate, With fair quality a t $2-$3. Bushel hamper* of smnll to medium okra sold for $3.60-$ I ami one mark of small aits Was $tS.76-$7. Crates of five doxen bunches of curly parsley brought fl.-$4.60. California Wonder type pep|iers in bush­ el baskets or erutes sold for $3-$3.6<l for extra large six* and large to medium six# ranged from $'.'-$:). Itadishes Were 76 rents to $1 per basket of 30- six ounce film bags. In Central Florida demand was slow for ruiibiigs and most sale* were made at $1.26 par crate, with some at $1.36. Mo sales of red or .Savoy types were reported. Celery prices were unchanged at $1,75 for two and four dozen sixes, $1.60 for 1H dozens, and $2 for all others. Crates S< 21 film wrapped celery hearts were $2.75. Corn wua prireil lower nt $1.25-$l..’!& per crate of five doxen ear* for yellow types, and $2 for n few white type. Cucumber* were mostly $3 for bushels and crates, with some fine color as high ns $.1.50. and small $2.75-$3. Kmlive and ■■carols Wero unchanged, en­ dive selling for $3 per crate for good quality anil $2.50$2.76 fur fair, and cscarole bringing $2.50 for the b e n t and $2-$2.26 for fair. The pepper market shown! a tend­ ency toward weakness a* supplica increased, but the best extra large eixe continued to •ell for $2.50-$2.76 per bushel and Urge sixe was $2.26-$2.50. Radishes sold tor 85 cents to $1 per basket. Shipments from Florida ineluded: Celery rail 8 rare, truck 14 cartot equivalents; eabbaga rail none, truck two; aorn rail t l , truck 64; Cucum­ bers rati none, truck sis; »*earols rail three, truck two; peppers rail 10, truck 17; and padishre rail none, truck tbres. min iimon • PORK STEAKS. s**4 feeir- mnt highways. • ir i: COFFEE M isua m ut iwiit imocid nwut-a m mmi $ SLICED BACON Special O ffer f C l i n & R e d e e m For 3 0 0 sir FYN ESO FT Merdicm ts qrccn Stumps ^ Whit, or I’ink • 100 Couni Fyne-Bake ^ 4 9 ki*b1 (y*e, iksH*) wok tl m oeo Its* •iC,t $1.39 VALUE DECORATED BEVERAGE I e | F a Tube Calgtt* toots* ra m WASHDAY SPECIAL! LIMIT- 1 WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER SURF DETERGENT... w m MS 1 M » «■ n t w m *4 Ol. Coe CHINATOWN EXTRA FANCY lot-nton ■ o to c o a r '*<**■•$HkiaNOTsiIt«*aft< • *'”• M A I Pork & Beans Kidney Beans Baby Limas G t.N o r'trn Beans 24 OZ CELLO SAVE Blackeyes Early June Peas Spaghetti A WASHING MIRACLE M L PURPOSE CLEANSER IVORY LIQUID C O M ET CLEA N SER DISHES 6 GLASSWARE SHINE WITH nM C M U SD KTOCW B J O Y LIQUID TALLAHASSEE (UIM) — The Senate Finance Commit­ tee hai approved a Home parted meuxuro creating a pool of secondary roxd tunas from which counties rould borrow to buy rights of way ouaimr uan mw U-OZ. TIDE REDLPAKS NORTHERN PAPER TO W ELS C A S C A D E DETERGENT 2 CREAMY FINK FABRIC SOFTENER I 5r OFF 17-05. THRILL for dishes NORTHERN ALL PURPOSE UQUIO CLEANER lighter cakes, f u r y fie crust w it h DUZ DETERGENT LUNCHEON NAPKINS 2 MR. C LEA N FLUFFO Shortening OUtCIC. LOW SUDS NO RTHERN CLEANS M HALF WE TDM DCratONT »N A TABLET n o th in g CLEANS LIKE DASH DETERGENT TOILET TiSSUE 4 RFC. ROLLS SPIC & SPAN GIANT SALYO TABLETS GIANT �- Dr. Crane’s Ft. Sumter, 1963 The newest events affecting the racial situation in Alabama suggest th at this country mny be moving in* to one of the most turbulent ordeals In the whole of its domestic history. The bloody riots at the Ole Miss campus last fall could be only a fore­ taste of what is in store. For the stage has been set for a naked clash between federal and state power. If that conformation comes to pass, there can be no pre­ dicting the full outcome. But it could be very, very grave. History never quite duplicates itself. The defiance of Gov. Orvul Faubus at Little Rock disappeared quickly when President Eisenhower acted. Though Mississippi’s Gov. Ross Barnett several times defied U. S. marshals, he yielded at a late stage. Alabama's Gov. George Wallace says however, thut he will plant hirnseif at his state university's door to bar entry of negroes now set for June 10 — und will not yield. What will happen if he stands that ground? Alabama’s Atty. Gen. Richmond Flowers says serious violence may occur. This seems a reasonable fore­ cast, since the state alreudy has seen riots over racinl issues this year — and they occurred at Ole Miss in spite of deliberate plans to avoid them. We are unlikely to see again any extensive use of federal marshals such as was resorted to by President Kennedy at Oxford. Miss. The exper­ iment fniled. and the troops which first appeared ut Little Rock came in the end to Ole Miss. There can be little question but that the Army would be called on speedily to break a defiunt stand by Worry Clinic Wallace and quell any resulting dis­ turbance. In past interviews Wallace has said he knows this consequence may follow. He wants this test, at any cost. He suys he thinks the forcible removal (and perhaps arrest) of a governor would stir the nation to the peril he finds in the U. S. govern­ ment’s course. Implicit in this is his idea that, once awnkened. a majority of Amer­ icans would call on the President, the Congress and the federal courts to change course of a direction accept­ able to the forces sternly resisting desegregation. Everyone concerned with this desperately serious problem, whe­ ther near, to it or standing at some distance, must ask himself: Is this, or it it not. a nation whose individual parts (states) are strong­ er thnn the whole? Would a majority of people ri-e. as Wallace hints, in support of a course thnt would confirm state su­ periority? Or would a majority support the federal power as supreme? There is not much time Iteforc the next crisis. By all means imag­ inable. letter, telegram, public opin­ ion poll, the country’s clear answer to these questions ought quickly to be made known. We are deciding not just a matter of civil rights. We are deciding again what kind of )t nation we want the United States to be. Reason, the elemental reason of a solid • thinking people, should in­ ject itself into this controversy be­ fore a hard collision comes — and perhaps brings with it ungovernable violence and a train of events deeply injurious to ull Americans. Edith ii a typical "worry w a rt" But It milllow Ilka her consult ns doctors every week. Tel they have no diagnosable physical ail­ ment whatsoever! So scrap­ book this vital case and Its follow np. Yon have only 7t year* here on Kartk *0 get Itn per teat rnjoyment from t h e m . Don't go through life only half liv­ ing! CASE P C I : Edith J , aged 39. is a typical "worry wart" about her health. "Oh. Dr. Crane," she be­ gan breathlessly. "I feel as if I am going crary. "I take all sorts of vitamins and sleeping pill* till my husband grows so cross at me that he quarrels every lime 1 open the medicine cabinet 'Tn the last year I havr consulted seven different doc­ tor*. Ami I now get a hor­ mone injection every week. "Hut still I am a nervous wreck. What's wrong with me. anyway?" Each week JO.mm.ooo Amer Barbs My 11*1 Corhran Peter Edson Golf season is when n mar­ ried woman is looking for n husband. They should make a piggy lunik thut would squeal every time Mom or Dad sticks a farmers who comply with lim­ knife into it to get some WASHINGTON—( N KA) — bushel. Department of Agriculture ited production controls. This change out. Political implirntions of the experts admit that as a result point is said to In- not well un­ senior volunteers as we can get for Ifurnicr's referendum rejecting Senior citizens seeking a new Famous Is l lilies, after of the farm vote rejecting place in the sun may be interested overseas assignment because of the the Kenneily administl atiuli stricter controls, government derstood generally. Halinday's find shopping: in the fact that among 4.000 posts expertness, patience and wisdom on­ UK-4 wheat program may not wheat program rest* may he Furthermore, theie will he "How did we ever spend that available in the Pence Corps in 445 another refeiendum on wheat much?** tie clarified much liefore next reduced on the l*.»dt crop. ly experience and time can give.” countries are hundreds which might .. ... , . malketilig quota* and aerrage , ... Basic requirements: a bona fide i year's presidential and con- .Hut. if the well be fillet! by qualified persons , prospect of. lower 1 allotments prior to June l.i. With vuiutioning in the I , , skill in some trade or profession, | gressional elections, Of per- wheat 'prices muse* farmers who have recently retired or ere con. I INTI, to govern 1905 wheat offing, we sore hope there to put more H>«3 wheat under . . . . « ... , , „ nliility to pass a satisfactory nhvsilimns even mute iiniioi lance. r“t!re™pnL ' cron planting. Ibis offers a tuuu—uni ir tnc . — ,----------- ;--------- — r;— cal examination and successful com­ the wheat vole muddies the guvcriimt'iii These openings are being created , , . . . , . chance to correct any fault* , removal of strict control* of which . . . develop , , . . , .. I to go around. pletion of an orientation period. by Peace Corpsmcn who are complet­ , . hrfora election whole farm legislation picture, planting cause* 11 25 to :til per ^ , The modest conqiensution and ex­ ing their two-year tours of duty and greatly impairing needed new cent increase in planting for ,, If you really want to find cuses do not conflict with pension. ...... 1 , while tho t9i>3 referendum by requests for expansion of projects, 19l>5—tha government wheat Social Security or dual compensation cotton and dairy program*. result i* h ailed as a great vic­ out how a stuffed olive feels, or for new programs. The posts must Republican lender* hail de­ program cost* may rise hy laws, the Peace Corps says. tory for thu American Farm go »n a picnic. be filled by Sept. 1. Post Offices have Peace Corps feat of tha administration billion lo |3 billion a year. And Bureau Federation which cam­ Says Sargent Shriver, Peace it will take longer to get pro­ Folks are out In the woods quest Iona ires. paigned h e a v ily against Free­ Corpn director: “We want us many wheat program as a repudia­ duction buck under control. tramping down violel.*, but­ man'* progrum, it is notable tion of all farm control p<dIf the situation xhuuld devel­ that no one in this dispute ad­ tercups and other spring licie* advocated by Secretary op in this way, the Republi­ vocate* a compltely free mark­ Rower*. No wundcr they’re Iof Agriculture Orville S. Helen Fuller Says can* are proposing n program wild! I Freeman. They call for hi* that will wipe out alwiit *11 the et with ull government con­ trols, price support and conresignation, even though the economy cuts they now hop* I President expresses confidence to make in thu Kennedy bud­ servutinoll payments removed. Desirable ns such a develop, in Freeman and gives him get. merit might be from the viewcredit for working to increase Republican farm trader* un­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — tants oppose those which in­ be impossible to find an equit­ United State* farm income to der Rep. Charles II. Hoeven lioint of government economy, Sonic frank words arc begin­ clude the church schools. This able constitutional formula to the highest levels since HIM. uf Iowa nevertheless hope lo it is conceded that a complete­ ly free agriculture, suddenly At tho same time, Kcpuhlining to he spoken about why impasse existed before Ken­ settle the church-school aid sell n new wheat program to imposed, would produce only can farm hell congressmen nedy came into office, and for almost three years the problem," Sorensen said in a are rushing in with new wheal llie GOP leadership and make chaos. Kennedy Administration has it is no surprise that the con­ it party policy. The pitch The drop In wheat prices failed on one of the P resi­ flict between extremists on recent Iccluro at Columbia legislation they want passed seems to be to blame the Derndent'* major promises in the both sides has continued. University, "it is difficult for thi* year to raise support or rats if a new wheat hill is after tho referendum result lircnnte known is considered I960 election campaign—fed­ What has surprised some ob­ that formula to bn suggested price* well above the level* of not passed. indicative. eral action to improve the servers is how little effort by the Nation's first Catholic 11.25 a bushel, which will ho Department of Agriculture in effect-under existing law. has gone into .surmounting nation's schools. officials concede that if new President." Hen. Karl Mundt, K-S. D., is The problem, of course, is the wall of controversy. In other words. Sorensen introducing a hill to continue wheat legislation can tie passthat every proposal to Con­ Now Mr. Kennedy’s right- was saying that because he 1*1 before the end of August it gress for doing so runs hand man in the White House, is a Catholic the President the 11)1)3 wheat program, will he in time to control 19M squarely into the wall of r e ­ Presidential Special Counsel f e e l s politically inhibited which would mean a govern­ winter wheat crop planting. If ligious controversy. M a n y Theodore Sorensen, has pub­ from suggesting a compro­ ment support price of $2 n only Republicans vote for it, Catholics oppose aid pro­ l i c l y explained Kennedy's mise on school aid that might bushel. HOP Ifept. Albert II howevrr, it is utmost sure to grams which exclude paro­ failure to come up with a he viewed as increasing fed­ quie of Minnesota, Uub Dole lie defeated because of the 3of Kansas, Don Short of North chial schools; many Protes­ solution. "While it should not eral h e l p for parochial Dakota and other* are spon­ to g Democratic majority in schools — a strange observa­ soring new wheat legislation tho House and the 2-to-l Dem­ tion for the President's aide which would reduce the sup­ ocratic majority ill the Senate. OUR HOARDING HOUSE Democratic rongressi n n a I to volunteer. Kennedy assur­ port price to between l>5 and I'LL TA«<e HERE'u NOURg ‘iftJTT- ed the country during the leader* are all insisting that TWMCVT CMANCE TO <) ’ • rlow that weNe aiAKtq •SERV/lNS OF FCRufc ahead ! t WARN campaign that his religious 90 per rent of parity, which there will l>e no new wheat would he fl.li'J to $2.25 a VOUR TRACK WINNING* Lfinuce—i legislation passed this session. T H e t o / ) YOU affiliation would never affect i H X O T H E O PEN , M A30R, 2 0 B U C K ':! <(J A C K A L S t Q UEUED This is based on the fuel that tils conduct as President; So V2U CAM POT A CUT TH' *5 TILL PAYDAYJ) THAT defeat of the proposed control* o«C6M MUSTARD ■wax rescued FORA Ne-W ]|3tAO<- rensen tells us that in this PLAGTCR CM 1HLin the wheal referendum doe* ease it has. *AtOE CM WV/i MAIL < NOCts aAMliEM *tO MlOs TOO O's and A's not mean th at there is no OM6AIWS CHARIOT - J ) I f A »The explanation may be MADE. IN fXi WALLET FR GEK’lOUf that the President's Counsel PAWN illo P ' What stago of human wheat program at all for I9tll. LA&T CCOUNDMCO OfFtN-ifi C o ngress lu s t yeur adopted intended his remarks not as culture existed in America ut permanent wheat legislation an excuse for Kennedy's eon the lima of its discovery? duct hut as a spur to others A—Most of the Imlmn* with minimum 50 per rent of to lake initiative on school were still in the Stone Age. parity p r i e « supports for aid themselves. If that was the purpose, if is already q What in “narcosynthc partly achieved. Cast week sis"? | Senator Abraham Klhieoif ill A—The technique of udmlliConn i, who served as Ken istering a drug to promote nedy’s first Secretary ol memory recall. FOR FAVORITE G flfe s j Health, Kducation an.I Wel­ fare. took the floor of the Q—When wus the last time High School or Senate to propose a com­ two Constitutional amend­ promise school aid bill he has i ment* were proclaimed in tinCollege devised and to call on his fel­ same year? S ilence low Senators to get busy and COMES HIGH AT > Boy or Girl A—In 1933—the 2Ulh and. [HOCPLE MANOR do likewise. His speech arous­ 21st amendments. You'll find llic right ed more than passing inter­ est and for the first lime in gift ut I’uwcII'h Q—Why is the wedding ring months there is talk of get­ traditionally worn on the third ting down to business again linger, left hand? on education. A—Because of an ancient POWELL’S Page l-A Sanford, Florida Wed., May li‘J, liMW As a nation, Ribicoff ex­ belief that a very delicale OFFICE MTIM.Y « <>. pressed himself frankly. "w« rn-rve runs directly from that w s i . i i :m a. i.ic i.u w , kuitom x .xu i*i m.i»ni « 117 S. Magnolia FA 2-59 must replace bitterness about linger to the heart. I..4HH V IKHIHXI. CIIHAHII a. wlllsttlll.U the religious controversy m iisnsam c Editor AdvertisinglUrsclor j l u v v%kli .s a s i c u in n r .x tx u i education with reason and County Editor tlu.lnoao U .n il't careful thought; we must see i u v i . l t S*4MUESt MIIMLKt J. I.ltsxr gocltty Editor Cln.slllrdMam«»r to it that those who oppose UtCIOTIIt tlSTI.V I Kt t K Vtil. l ol l VK • satui* Editor CirculationUuasssreach other talk with each w i.t.i.s other and talk constructive­ Mochsaicsl dupe EST. 1933 ly." It if lime the extremists s m s c iu rrio x rate* were relegated to the hack I n s u r a n c e a t a s a v /^ g ■r Moil M ini Dollroer seats, the Senator declared. All other i M l M l . fO O O tf S* oo I t tor t i l . , -< l l o r 24c V V -.* The question, he aaid, is: j -.00 S Months 4.14 4 Muiitho "Are the adults ol America 2.40 1 Munlh* J.oo a M nttio I 4a I M.-ntti 1.00 I Month mature enough to resolve O. X Postal R**ul*tioas provide that «U pull subserlpilooa ho 114 So. I’almelto Iheir differences for the edu­ paid la adcanea. cation of their children'*" The Phone FA 2-0311 EntortJ a* sscouJ clan matter u. tutor JJ, ISIS at Hie -t USlioo at koalord, Plortda, under the Ad o( Cou(rese ol HelsS. answer is not yet apparent. Political For Senior Citizen Notebook Frank Words Over JFK 9 uttp &uiftirb leralii f & cS}cin^o>ic6} LJJk'ut/cv lean* enter a doctors' of­ So she decided something fices. was wrong with her anatomy. Out 10.0U0.0U0 of them have She shopped around among no diagnosable physical ail­ seven doctors in the past ment whatsoever! year, vainly hoping somebody These to.uoo.uuo are just would tell her what was worry warts about l h e i r wrong health. But she wax a shy, modest They are violating one of wife, so even in her opening the Ten Commandments, too. remarks to me. you will ob­ for it says we are not to put serve that she never men­ any other gods ahead of God tioned sex. Almighty. Yet that was what she fin­ Yet these medical worry ally centered on alter an warts are worshiping pills hour's interview. and tranquilizers, vitamin She wa* terrified that when ampules and syringe*. site passed her toth birthday, Hasically, they are alrald' she would b«* permanently on A large percentage ol the»r the shelf and entirely devoid neurotic worry w art, simply ' |>f „ charm hrr h u t. lark a working partnership |)an() with God Almighty. Edith is a typical wife who They belong In no rliunii Is scared about the female whatever, so they are trying menopause, due chiefly to her lo go it alone. false notion* about the func* Bui in (hi* competitive mod lion of the womb. era world, that is too big a Tomorrow I shall elabnr*l« job even for a brilliant col­ her ra*e more fully. Mean­ lege graduate. while. send for the booklet We all nerd help and coni "Menopausal Complexes of pamonship and teamwork lo Men and Women," enclosing make the grade In this hectic a long stamped, return enve­ world nowadays. lope. plus 31 cents Ami those of you who don't <Always write to Dr. Crane e v e n allempt lo become in rare of this newspaper, members on God's leant get enclosing a long, stamped, doubly seared. addressed envelope and So you run to an M. t>. hup rent* tn rsiver typing and ing lo enshrine him a* a 111- printing rstsls when you lie medical god. send fur one s( his book­ Instead of lingering your lets.) beads, a la Ihr Catholic iaith, you linger pill* and vitamin ampules when you are out of O VER as Y E A R S sight of that tilth- medical At First ft Palmetto god. (Alongside old post office) AimI you show an undue fear of cancer, as well as ol thermonuclear war! You need to get on God's team and then live like a lion instead of a linild sheep Edith's chief problem was • C a rp e l* • F u r n itu r e sexual She loll she wasn't • Tile • I’ianrat experiencing all (lie thrill* * Rental llertn that a wife should enjoy. Sanford Furniture Co. �1 1 1 - -¥ 11 r H p N a tk a LagoT Notics ?|^U«at Notka JUDICIAL e r•af. C U T XN AMD POM IDML. TUI AMD LO A M OVATION, ft ® a ile d B U I T a a M l a*ak aC r a a a ra k irafcr aatuiaA a a i requtrad O a rfte U . O eerets to o a m w u b t w n . f » D th a t a C tm plalai H»r m . i r M l u k n a rtiH egaia a t r a a . M l ra « i n rvqstrad ta n m « a a r r i f »»»r Aaawar • r H m Mu ta lift C aw plalat aft tka FtalaU fr* At tar nay a im t h * ' H a s e e U * Avaaaa, O fU aU , Florida, M l t i n tka aria la a l Anawaa « r H m I I i i In tba OlOaa o f tka C lark a t tka O raall C aart aa a r kafara u a dth U r a t Jaaa, I N I . 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BATX MAN aa4 TH ELM A L B A TH MAM, k la filed In lha a b o r t atylad C ourt by JAKOB HARIC1I for tha w ife , Plaintiffs, adaption a t FRANS PHILUPB. a minor, by tha patttlonar, V* T h a a a k a a w a h .ir a I n l n n , JAKOB l i t I li c it , and you ora leg atees, grantees, or othar required to aarve a copy a t e la la ia a lA k r . through a r an* your Anawer o r Objaetlona to d a r O A H L J . tlBNAON and ahow cauaa w hy eald petition M A R T U BEN SO N, deceased, ■hould M l ka granted, on the attorney fo r petitioner, C R. • t aL D e fe n d a n t LAUTXNDURO. F. a Bos I l f , P a rs Park, Florida, and Dla .N D T tcn o f a u r r T O , T h a unknown h e irs, da* tha original In the office at v lte e a , laaataaa. g ra n ­ th a Clark of th a Circuit Court tees, o r o lh tr claim a n t*, on or before lh a Ila i day of k r. through o r aad ar j u a * lit* . h e r e i n P A IL NOT o r a aaCARL 4. BENSON eqd K A R T I * B B N 8 0 N . 4 a . area pra eonfeaeo Will ka aaaaad, and I t Ik a ra a ra aatarad ag aln e t yoa. Wltneea my hand and tka a a r halra. devisees, leg sla ta , grantees, o r othar neat of eald C ourt la Sanford, elalm anta, h r, through gomlaola County. Florida thla o r undar C A R L J . B K N - la th day of May, 1ML BON and M A R Y L BUN- (HEAL) A rthur H. Beckwith, Jr. BON, d a eta itd . I t th ar A* Clark of tha aald c i r ­ a r t liv in g and It daad. cuit C ourt th a lr anhaown h a lr a da* D r I M artha T. T lklaa vie*#*. le g rtre e . ..g r a in Tiapaty—C ler k-----------la a a o r oihar e la lm a n ta Publleh May I t, H A Juae h r. through or nndar a a r h alra a t U r a t O A R L J . I. II. 1IIL B E N S O N and M A R Y L C D I-II P O W IR T s. s s v e a s .w w r t.° w la tk a klakaat aud k a rt H4* day for c u lt, a t s«b1!c oat* tka fallgw las daaerlhad ly of tba Dftfaadaata D, Well a a * WUladeaa ’all, hla w lfa a t aL L ai M, BXAR LAXX HUdJL a w a rd l« * to me f l a t thereof, a a recorded la PU t Book i f . a t Page IT a t tha Pftkllft Raeerda of gomlaola C ottaly, Tlor. i** in to tread M eatere Mo­ dal tea* together with a ll atracSaTaa and UaftTavaeanftla, tk a a a r thereafter on aald land. Thla la mada p u ren an t ta P laal Daaraa ad Poraeloaura aatarad ta tkh a b a re e a r n C haatery Docket No. i n t i , new pending la U a Circuit Court of and f a r Somlaal# County, Florida IN WITNRftS WHKRBOP, I b a re hereunto aat aey hand •ad wfftolal teal U le 11 tk day at May, 1IU. (SEAL) A rt bar X. Baafewttk. Jr. Clark af the c irc u it Court la and for Bomlnola Coun­ ty, Florida By: M artha T. T lklaa Deputy Clerk Joaaph M. Muraaba P. a Mas H I Pern Park, Fla. Publleh May if . ill* . O D l-ltf ROT P. or 1 1 If »f t 3 BATIMOB P lalattfL BOOBR lk WKRe aud W I U A DflMX w a ilo Ms w lfa, a t aL m b m m mm ° * r' B4MU' NOTTCR X HXRBBT MM th at aa tka la th day a t Jaaa, 1ML a t U » « •c la c k A H . a t tba tr e a t d eer of tk a Court Xouea a t Bemlaala Chanty, a t ■aafard. Florida, tka Maaarakle A rth u r K Seekw ttk, J r . Claim ad tk a ctf* U a t w ft ^ c ia a R at ■* D e fe n d s* ta. BALK HEREBY OIT* ___ th a t tk a U t b dag a f J a a a l i f t , a t f l ^ a a m. at th a raalft do o r o f tk a c a a r t Weave a f B a m la e l* CoftUty, a t •a n fo rd . F lo rid a - tha a a d a r . eigne4 C le r k w i l l a fte r fa r • a la ta tba h lg h a a t a ad hast bidder f a r e sa h tb a f a lla w la g deerrlkad r e a l p ro p a rtr: L e t f , B lo c k B . C O U N T R Y c u m M A N O R . U N IT D a t . acco rd in g ta lh a p la t th ereat aa raanrdad la P U I B o o k 11. F a t a I H . P u b lic R e co rd s a f B a w ta a la County. F io n a * . (•g a th e r w it h a ll atru ato raa. Im provem ents, fu tu r e * , aap lla a c t a and a p p u rla n a a e ta aft aatd land i>r uaad la o a a lu s tUon th e ra w lth . T h is esle la m *da p u rsu a n t i fin a l decree o f fereclo eu r* entered la C h a n e a ry actio n N a. II3 1 1 now pending la tha C lr • « l I C o u rt o f and fa r a * m ia a la C o u n ty. P la r ld s . D A T E D t h la J l t k d a y a t M ay. IM L (■ B A D A r th u r H . B e c k w ith , J r . , C le rk o f th a C irc u it C o u rt D y i M a rth a T . V lh le a Deputy C la r k Anderson, R u s h , D ta n . Law ndaa A v a n den D erg A tto rn e y s fo r P la in t if f I I I E a s t C e n tra l B o u le v a rd O rlando, F lo r id a Publleh M ap I t , H R C D I- II * ID T N H C IR C U IT C O U R T O P T D D N IN T H J U D I C I A L C tR e C U IT . IN A N D PO D S E M I* N O LH C O r N T T , F L O R ID A . C M A N C B R V N IL I I M F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R TO A O E A S S O C IA T IO N , a cor* porattaa. P la in t if f , F I N A L __ ____ Notice it h arahy given th a t tba undersign ad will, on thft Stth day o f Jnna, A D. I H I „ praaant Jo th* H onorabla f t Coonly Ju d g e of lam ln o la D ainty, Flartdft, hta fin al ra tnrn, account and voucheri. aa A dtolalotratar a t tha B atata o f H arken Beaton, daaaaead. and a t aald tim e, tb aa sa g U era, niaka application ta tha M id Jkdgft fa r ft n a s i aatU aw ani • f adtolnlttratlan af aaig a id fa r an erday dtan •barging ktw aa euah U a i S let ruler a t aald aetata. Dated th is th a H at d ay ag Mar, a a m t . R. w . W a r t . Aa A dnelnlatratar aI tk a »• E state a r Marker! B asics. * - - i m | R. W. W ara, Ally. W oodruff-Parkin* Bldg. ■anford. Florida. Pnhllak May 13. *3 A J u s * It •?* iJlwu CDI-II R * c oftoa ag R e fy , u t a rat Katoee a t CARRLE C. OOLUNg - '1 Daoa T a AW - ‘ M avtoa A c stssi "Vou and each a f yo u a ra hereby n o tifie d and ro g n lre B to present a n y cla im * a a d daw manda w h ic h you, o r o ith an o f you, m a y have ag a ln a B lha aetata o f O A R R IB c OOlM LIN N , daeaaaad, la ta o f s a i l C o u a iy . te th a C e u n ty Ju d g g a f Sem lnula C o u n ty, Pforldm ! a t hla a ffta a la U o eourg hones o f aald County n t SauA ford. P lo r ld A w ith in aig raM ondar m o nth s from th a lim a • f tha f i r s t p u b lica tio n th is ant leu. T w o co p ies each a la lia o r demand n h * _ ka In w r it in g , sa d s h a ll g u tM tha ptaea o f residence e s B poet o ffice addreea o f th g claim a n t, an d e h sll ba gworaf to by tha c la im a n t, a g e n t, e M t* ney and accom panied b y ail f ilin g fee a f one d o lla r end' euch claim o r demand a a t oa> tiled s h a ll ba void. E th e l C P a rk s * A a a a a cu to r of th e Lead W ill and T e sta m e n t of C a rrie C . C o llin *, deceased M ack N. C le v e la n d , J r . C a rro ll B u r k * A tto rn ey* a t L a w F . a D ra w e r S Hanford, F lo r id a A tto rney* fo r E a t e u t r lr Publleh M a y I I , I t , l « ft June t , 1111. C D I- II IN T H B CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLO R ID A IN AMD PO D ■EMIN OLE COUNTY IN CH ANCERY NO. 13004 n t r iM n n k . f l y n n . r C. W illia m * and O R A C E A W 1 U .IA U B . h la w ife. D e fe n d a n t* ■X T B ft CfDCFIT CDVRT OP N O T IC E O P S U IT IN TDD NINTH JUDICIAL CHI. M O R T U A O K FO R E C LO I C R B c u r r , in a n d r o w b r d i T O i J . C . W I L L I AMO an il NOLB COUNTY, PLOIUDA. D R A C E A . W IL L IA M * CHANCERY NO. 13139 ]leal,li-Tire U nkno w n FROHRAL NATIONAL MORTTo u . D efen d an ts, a r* h a rs h / OAOK ASSOCIATION, a cor notified th a t a co m p laint to poratloa, Fleln tiff, forvcloeo a c e rta in m ortgage on th * fo llo w in g described GLAT X. BOTTOM a ad ANN K. pro p erty, to - w lti L o t I . flin c h 3 ), TO W N kla w lfa, 0 1 T B O F N O R T H C ltU L U • lU fandanta. UTA. a eub d lvltlo n , a c ­ NOTI CD OP B lIT IN c o rd in g to p la t th ereo f V O R T O ian PWRKCLOat'RR recorded In F la t Book TO, C1UY H. BUTTON and 1. pages St to I I . In d u a lv o ANN K. BUTTON o f th * Pu b llo R eco rd * of Maaldenea U nknowa gemlnuto C o unty, F lo rid a , Ton, Defendante, ara hereby iwllfled that • rom plelnt ta hae been file d ag alnet yo u In feraeloea a e a rta ta mortgage th * sb o ve-atyle d eult end you req u ired to servo a copy on tha follow Id e deicrlbed I aora f yo u r A n a w e r o r rtv a d ln g r opii't r i t~ L o t 1. B lo c k F t, N O R T H to" I'll* C b l,ll> :.,llll UU i i e i . u i u e -p ia m u v O RLA N D O F I R S T A D D I­ atto rney J u O E P It M. M U R A T IO N acco rd in g to p la t NKO. P . O. Uo« 331, Fe rn LUMA J . FLTNN, BB N SO N , laeaaaad. and th tre o f recorded la P la t P a rk , Sem inole C o unty, F l o r ­ D efen dan t, a lt person* c la im in g a a r i d tdd c r a c c r r court, B o o k U . F a l s e t l aad I t , ida, and f it * th* o rla ln a l A n ­ NQTICTR ftp SUIT • s ta le , rig h t, tlt la ar In- NIMTD JUDICIAL CtDCUTT. Publta R e co rd * o f S e m i­ aw er o r P le a d in g In the o f­ TDM STATH DP FLORIDA taraat In ar lla a upon IN fice o f th a C le r k of the C irc u it AMD PDR or.HINOLD nole C o unty, F lo r id a , C o u rt on o r before the l l t h TO ) E M M A J . F L T N N , tha ra a l p ro p a rtr hara- COUNTY. BTATB OF PLOD. In clu d in g : W H O S E HEN I D E N C H In a fta r deatrlbed: IDA. IN CHANCERY NO. IB M W a ll U re te r — P a n t lr a y — day o f J u n e , 1341. I f you fa ll A N D U A IU N U A tkD H K H S to do so. a deer** pro coaL « te I t and I t . R loek I I , TUB gRAMKN'B RANK FOR Model F A At 14 30-A M I I L Z E Ii ROU. BAN1.ANDO. T H E SU U U H U BAVIN US IN TKB CFIT OP llo t W ate r H e a te r — D a y feeto w ill be taken ag alnet LEV A RD , M A X W E L L B E A U T I F U L neoordlng to NKW YORK, a New York rou fo r tho r e lie f demanded Night — M odel *0 0 A AI R F O R C E D ASH p la t thereof aa recorded corporation, _ . R a n g * — r r t g ld a lr * — Mo­ n the C o m p laint. M O STQ O M KRY. A L A . P la in t if f , W IT N E H d m y hand and o f­ la F la t Book L F a g a I* . del 1UII0 B A M A . e/o M R S . ROB. F o b tla Raeerda o f g o a l hte been filed agmlnat you I* f ic ia l te a l o f o rrie* a t S a n ­ K R T IR O N S. nolo C o untr. F lo rid a , VRLKA L. HOWE and S in n * the abore-etyled eult and you ford, B em ln o l*. C o unty, th l* A sw o rn C o m p laint fo r D i­ TOU ARB HEREBY NOT1- LEY HOWK. her huvband. ara required to se rv e a ro p y l l t h d a y o f H a y , ! ! • ! vorce h n v ln g been filed PIR f) th at tha I'l.Unt Iffv. J . P, Defendante. i f your A new ar o r f le a ,lin g (SEAL) agitlnet yo u In the C irc u it BATEMAN and THELAtA L A rthur II. lU ckw ith, Jr. NOTICB o r W I T to lha Com plaint on P la in t if f # C uurt In and fo r Sem lnu la BATEMAN, hla wlfa, h are la* T l f D t T A T D O P P L O D IO A C le r k e f C irc u it C o u rt rney X M K P t l M. MU ft ASCounty, F lo r id a , b y R IC H atttuled eult agalnet rou la TCI VELMA L HOW g and atto By: M artha T. Vlhlen ICO, P. a tin * 311, F e rn P a rk , A n n E . P1.YN N , th * abort the Circuit Court of the N lalk ■1IIRLHT HOWS, bar Bem lnol* C o unty, F lo rid a , and D . C. tltla o f w h ic h Is R IC H ARD Judicial Circuit, la and for hueband, file tka o r ig in a l A n sw er or Publleh May IS ft June I, 13, E . F L T N N . P la in t if f , versu o y o r .i t Park, O w rg la Hcmlnotc Countr. Florida, to Pleading In th * o ffice o f the t» . ltd * . EM M A J . F L Y N N , D efao d ant. quiet Ihelr title to tho shove Notice la harahr given that C le rk of tba C ir c u it C o u rt on e p f . m thee* p re se n ts are |o com ­ deacrlhed propertp, nltunled nult hue been filed In the or before th * 3 1 lh day Of lying and being In Bamlnola above Imlleated Court agatnat J u a t , laai- I f yo u fa it ta do IN T U H C IR C U IT C O U R T O F mand you la kppaer and flla yo ar A n sw e r or o th e r d*' C otnty. Florid*, aa herein* you. and each af you, lha tltla a deers* pro oonfeieo w ill T M R N IN T H J i ' D t C t i l . C I R . fenie■or pleading h e re in w ith •b o ra mcra particularly fat of which case U aa above aa, be taken a g a in st you fo r lh a C W IT. IN A N D F O R S R H I . the C le r k o f tho C irc u it out Yau ara hereby required ■hewn. a lla f demandad In th * C o m . N Q LR C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . Court o f Bem lnolo C o u n ty . You a re kareky required rplaint. to flic your Answer with the IN C H A N C E R Y Nth I M D F lo rid * , and eerv* a copy, Clerk of the Circuit Court, In to file your nnewer or w rit ■ P IT T O It L 'IR T T I T L E W IT N E S S m y hand and a f . thareor on P l s n t l f f * attorney^ and far Memlnala County, ten defines a. It any, la ih* t id a l *aal of o ffic e at S a n ­ V IO L E T U> M A T E Y , K * nelh a g p su ld ln g , Bso-j Florida, and te rra a copy above a m e n d in g w ith tha ford, Irm ln o l* . C o u n ty, th la P la in t if f ford A t la n t ia N atio n al D int* thereof upon W. R. WINDER- Clerk af thla Court aad to l l t h day * r M ay , H I L llu lld ln g . Sanfo rd . F lo r id a o i WHMDliE, a t tha t l r n of ■trve thereof upon lha plain ( S E A L ) Mm. K D N A M E R C E R , a / k / a or h efo r* th * (t h d ar of W laderwatdla, Ualnaa A llf r a attorney* wkann nam* ED N A K . M E R C E R and ----- June. 1341. or o th e rw le a a A rth u r H . B aa b w tth , J r . Ward, l i t Park Avenue, Booth, aad addraea appears herein M E R C E R , b a r hueband. at al dreree p ro eonfesso w ill bo C la rk a t c ir c u it C o u rt W tnler Fark, Florida, A ltar on or before the I tth day af D efendant* eatered a g a in st yo u. and th * l l y : M artha T . V lhlen neya far tha Flalatilfa, In th* June, lltd , the nntnra nf thla NOTtrn o r at' it U. C. ague* proceed p a rt*. qbova action, on or before proceeding being a null U> Publleh l a Ib e N am * e l the ■*•!• " SJ i(DIR l t " my--------W IT hand and o fflthe Itth day of Julia, t i l t , foretim e Ih* lien uf a morl* I I , 1**1. May I I , Ju a e f , I I , of F lo r id a ) elal seal a t Banford, Sem inole] elea a Decree I’m Conleeeo gage on th* following describ­ U D I - llt T o I t * llv f ta d a o ia i County. F lo r id a , th la I t k day] will be enlered agalnet you. ed prnpertr gltuat* In ttemlaol* M r*. E d n a M ercer, a / k / a of M ay, 1141. IT IN UHDKIIKt, thla ba County, Florida, ta w its E d n a F . Mercer (S E A L ) Lot f t . LYNWOOD SUB­ IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R T O P publlahad In the ganferd Her* Now T u r k C o u a tr A r th u r H . B e e k w tth . J r DIVISION. aaeordlng to TWT: NINTH JUDaoitL CIR. aid, a neweptper publlehed In N ew Y o r k U irr. IN AND FOR SENC le r k or C irc u it C o u rt map or plat tharaof ta* HemlnoL county, Flurlda, MOLD COUNTY, FLORIDA. ttyt M artha T . V lh le a . once each week fur four aun ciirdsd In P L t Hook II, f-HANrUHT NO, 11134 K ie l* V . Ilseeler D. C. Peg* la - ll, Puhlla Beaoeullvs weeka N ew Y o r k County F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O RTKenneth O. Sp auld in g cords a t Bamlael* Couaiy, WITNFMri the bend a t tha N ew Y o r k OAUH AN BO C IATIO N , a * * r A tto rney a t L a w Clerk of the Circuit Caurt. Florida. aad tot poratlea. Sanford A tla n tia R a tio n a l DONU and ORDERED at Bemlaala County, Florida, thla A ll u nkno w n ip c u e e t a f Plaintiff, B a a k B u ild in g Sanford, Mamlaol* C ountr, ll th day at May, I N I •a id above earned n a tu ra l Sanford. F lo rid a t a Slat* of Florida, thla Ilk dar (gHALt d *(an d*ataM ICH AEL t. N1RTANNI a n d Pu b lish M ay • , I I . S3. N of May, t f t l . A rth u r fl. B e c k w ith . J r IR E N E F. B IH A N N f, aad tot C D I- II C le rk of tha C irc u it C o u rt ( t ttA t) A lt p arllo a c la im in g In te r­ D e f e n d a n t* . Art hur II. Back with, J r . Bem lnol* C o unty, F lu rld a est by, through, under or NtrrifB OF PUT IN Clerk i t th* C ircuit Court Hr- M erlha T . V lh le a a g a in s t Ih * above named IN T D D C IR C U IT C O U R T O F worth etna FiratM'LoauRB lly: M artha T. Vlhlen. Deputy C le rk n a tu r a l defendant* not T H E N IN T H J U U K T A L C I R . T O i Michael J . g l r l a n n l W lnderw eedle, lla ln e a A D. C. kn<fwn to ka daad ar c u r r . IN AN D F O R IM R Iw R e sid en ce U n k n o w n Roe**, Wi ght A B urfard W ard NtM-R C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A . a liv e , Iren* F . B lr ln n n l Colonial llulldlng—Suit# I t l A ttorney! at Law C U A N C M R Y NO. IlS d S aad to : Heeld en r* U n k n o w n t i l l F lret Avenue South s : t p.trk Avenue, South NOTIC'D O F , A ll p a rtle * h a v in g or T au. d e f e n d a n l a a r * h e r e b y It. F etarebuta, Florida W inter park. Florida F O H K U L O a t’ B D B A L D c la im in g to have any no tified t h a t a c o m p l a i n t to Attorneys fur Flalnllff I'ubllch Uey It, 11, 1* N O T I0 X I* hereb y given r ig h t , tlt la o r In te re st Is fo rerloe* a c e r t a i n i n n r t a a g * I'ubiish May I, l«. II. I f June t, 1HL and to th * fo llu w ln g dee- that th a undersigned, C le rk o f on th * f o l l o w i n g d e a c r lb e d QDI-II CDI-II srlb e d pro perty, o ltu ste In th * C lro u lt C ourt o f the N in th p r e g e r ly , t a - w t t : Se m in o le C e u n ty . F lo rid a , J u d ic ia l C lro a lt, In and fo r I-et I I . n l o e k F . o r t t I N . Se m in a l* County, F lo r id a , p u r. to - w lti to Prevlofti j j r t T R Y C L U B MANOR, U N I T L o t 3. W o rk IT , ftANLAM - auant to lha fin a l dacraa o f N O L acc o rd in g to the DO. T U B BU U U R U U KA U - furaclo etira entered In a ease p t a l t h e r e o f n* r e c o r d e d T IF U L Hanford Hectlon, pending In aald C o u rt, th * In P t a l l i n k 11. P a g e a 14 a rro rd ln g to the p lat stylo u f w hich Is a n d I I . P u b l i c R e c o rd s o f • Heart toast) th o rso r aa recorded In T I I B F IA JR 1 D A N A T IO N A L l l t t n l s o l e C o u a t y . F l o r i d a ; • runlfM n P la t Book I , I ’agee 44 U . B A N K A T O R LA N D O , a eora n d I n e l u d i n g etierlflcalty , TOenulftft 44, Of, and t l , Pu bllo R e ­ to ratlo a organised a ad ealot* b u t n o t b y w a y of l i m i t a ­ co rd * ■emlaolo C eunty, ng u n d a r tha la w s * f u>a tion. t h * f o llo w in g n a ­ . u s : ! S b F lo r id a U ntied State ft tu re* ! H e a t e r . B uitlaa w a l l U gtnaath to a * IU.trlined T o u . and each a f yo u, ara furnace, H l-ll-D , S e r ia l n a w p liy w W F a e m *____ Plain tUL No. 4430; V e n e t i a n B l i n d s ; n o tifie d th a t a ault to quiet ve13 hrrart rprrad >1 F»lhW OTU t i l l * to the above described PO-CO C O N S T R U C T IO N COR. a l l p e r m a n a n t t y In s t a l l e d , U Dutch Id/ ta Preyar hae boen filed P O H A T IO N , a F lo r id a corpor­ h a* been f i l e d a g a i n s t y o u In p ro p e rty lllU r t- r ta g k a d e M N '" ^ R ID G E W O O D W OOD t h e a k o v e - a t y l e d s u i t a n d y ou a g a in st you and you a r * here­ atio n : it Sat try t -q g S g S i? • r , r e q u i re d l a ee r v * a copy by req u ired to a o rvt a copy P R O D U C T S C O . DOC., a F le r la rv attn to *4 Dry a f y o u r Anower to the Com ­ Ida c o rp o ra tio n ; aad S TATS e f y o u r A a e w e r o r P l e a d i n g to um na B C D h lfi t h * U e m p l a l n t o n P U I n l l f f u p la in t an the P la in t if f s a l- W O R TG A O X C O R P O R A T IO N , x iK L . a t t o r n e y J o s e p h M. M u r a e k o , torneva. F E L D E R A N D H K T T re fe sd ta ta 31 Urotker of Haas W Selea B Frm ak tali P. U Bog 111, F e r n P a r k , LV G K A U H . IM South K no w les and th a doekat num ber o f Avenue, W in te r P a r k . F lo rid a , l*W w hich la m i l . w i l l o ffa r f o r r i e r i d a , a n d t i l * lb * o r l a l n a l a s 4s a n K S T -w M M . MCtnto pwi A n s w e r o r P l e a d i n g In t b a and f lla th * o rig in a l In Ih * •ala and te ll a t p u b lic o u tcry If OU af tle* o f t h * C l e r k o f t h * C i r ­ o fflc * u f tba C le rk at th * C ir ­ to th * h lah e st and b e lt bid* M in |iik ft c u i t C o u r t o n o r h e f o r * t h e c u it C o u rt on o r before Juno der fo r cash, th * fo llo w in g Indian l l t h day o f J u n o , 1341. I f y o u IA t i l l , otherwla# th * A lle g a ­ described pro p erty situ ate la BMoUv* fall In d o aa. a d a e r e * pro tio n * o f aald c n m p la la t w ilt ha S e m in a l* C o unty, F lo rid a , t o . 31 Anted flret Cunfseeo w i l l b a t a k e n a g a l n e t taken aa runfeased. w it: DAHate hall Urw T h l* n o lle * s h a ll ho pub you fur t h a r e l i e f d e m a n d e d L i t I. Black •. W R A T H . n MltLng mechlne tlahed onca each w eek for In th * C o m p l a i n t . E R B K lt U .lt F t i u r r A D D I­ K ru tu T four co nsecutive w e e k* la tb* W ITNlifts m y h a n d a n d o ffl T IO N , aa recorded In P la t ■ gated S A N F O R D H E R A L D . elal aval o f o f f l c * a t H an fo rd . Uook 1L Pagan 14 and (7 , 41 derma* T h e ab breviated t ill# of this Bemlnol*. C o u n t y , t h i n 3Tlh P u h lla IWcorde o f Sem isu it la V IO L E T K . H A V E ! d a y o f M a y . I3 4 L no t* C o u aiy , F lo rid a . P la in t if f . V*. M rs ED N A (H K A L ) B ald ante w ill ba held a t ♦4 Selling A r t h u r H- Rer-kwlth. J r . M E R C E R , a / k / a ED N A F . the F r o n t Door o f th* S e m i­ ■ Mamie* M K IU T E R and ----M E R C E R . C le r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t nole County C b urth o ue*. In 4 9 P im y *n i her huoband, e l a L , Defend­ th# C it y of (a n fo rd . F lo rid a , !iy: M a r t h a T. V lh le n M Tv Itching a n ts D Con th * DRh day i f Ju n a , 1341, MActoal D ated U la l l t h day of May. a l P ublleh M ay 13 ft J u a * 4. 11. MUuido t 11:00 o c lu c k A. M. 13*3. 13. 1 M . or a s eoos th e re a fte r a * the (S U A L ) FIQetfnrk dub COI-111 •am * ra n ba dona. A. H Serb with. Jr. U Hrelbsg al Ah* (S U t L I C le r k of the C irc u it Court (BID A r th u r R B e c k w ith , J r , l l y : M artha T . V lh le n NUT U k ai’UNSlULIi HBelerikRtoD C le r k 60 Fluff ^ D ep uty C le rk By: Je an K W ll k a I I Royal Italian I will not k« res pun*lbtc F e ld e r and Uetttnghaun Deputy Clerk family name A tto rn ey# at L a w Fernandes B c arlle fag aay dabta Iarurrtd by 110 So. K ao w le a A va. DOWN A tto rn e y * at l a w anywM atker tkaa Btyaalf. W in te r P a rk . F lo rid a I t N o rth O r a n g , Avenue P u b : : . ] . U a ; 11, ; j ft y a s l Or tan Jo, n url!a 3 Statue LORIN L. SMITH J. t i l l . Publish May 13, 1341. O DI-4T 3 Xaoua O D I-U 3 . ft / SpSf t i i Ti �\ — Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 122-5612 Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: 1 For Ravi SMALL clean LAKE MARY. Last time «f. Lights ft water Turn. Ph. fared, 3 Bedroom, den or FA 2 own. 4th bedroom. I bath home. Close to schools ft churches. CLEAN let floor Apartment. Vt block to little Lake Private entrance. 1004 PalMary with sale beach and boat launching privileges. IS’ Boat and 40 bp. motor 2 BEDRM. House trailer Furn. ft trailer Included at $13,900 I P 0 t o . ’. FA 3 4 4 M . FA 2-TON. The Herald will aot be re. iponsible for more than o m la correct taaertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re ­ I vise or rojoet any advert!**, FURNISHED bouse. Air-Conditione r ■ant Aron what eedered to a month. FA 2-32#. conform to tha policka of this ftptx. 1. Loot * Y o u * FURNISHED Apt. Bright ft dean. $m a M*. nos f. Park Am . LOST: • weak old grey lo af FURNISHED Duplex. Adelte. haired male Kitten. Vici­ FA HOT4. l i l t Park. nity of sth st. ft Oak A * , BEDROOM unfurntlhld on Saturday S th of May. I house. KlUbea equipped. Llberrl reward offered, f it. Near baac. FA $4560. s a tfW T . LOST: Black Baadbeg with tapestry design. Saturday « m ln « la down town area Lars* reward t v return of ID pepara. PA $4177. 12. R eal K a U tn F o r S a le 1 BEDROOM furnished house on large lot. NO a month. FA 2-0S97. WILL TRADE Lots in Sanford, close to downtown, for Housetrailer of oqual value. Write P. O. Boa 702, Wildwood, Fla. $ ft 4 BEDROOM Homes, lew models at Highland Ave, Long wood. 10 minutes south oa 17-93 and west on Semlaolo 1 block. LMN ENTERPRISES INC. fk* ftaafork frrnlft May 29,1968 — Page 3-A 33. Fw rw itnre 34. Article* For M u Used furniture, appliances, ALUMINUM Furniture rewebbed cheaper than you tools, etc. Bought • Sold. can do It yeuraelf. Bring Larry’s Mart 211 Sanford U to the Furniture Center. Ave. Ph. FA 1-4133 1100 French A?9. We Buy. Sell. Trade, Repair BILL'S THRIFT SHOP YOU pick It, bring contain­ er Blackeyed ptM . $1.39 F u a ltu re • Appliances • T.V. a bu. Fancy pepper* $t.$0 Open 9 to 9 dally and Weeka bu. Tomatoes $R99 « to . Ph. 223-7361 3610 Hiawatha St. Okra $3JO a bu. FA 2 0993. Sanford, Fla. 3 PIECE Bathroom act with flttlngi. $13.00. 42" Kitch­ FREE ESTIMATE en sink with fittings, $3.00. Upholstering ft MattrtM ren­ Oaa range, good baker. ovating. Ntw ft Usod Furni­ $13.00. Free delivery. Pfc. ture. CaU Nla Bedding Mfg. FA $-1717. Co., at roe Cekry Ave. FA 2-2117. With purchaae of Blue Lus­ tre, rent Electric Carpet WANTED reliable couple to Ihempooer for only $1 per tako op monthly payments day. CanwtPa Furniture. nf $13.30 oa 3 com piate room* of furniture. CaU EARLY Hairy Indigo Seed. Purity, $0.72%, germination TE 9-1111, Casselberry, col 74%. O. Barney, 994471, lectRt. 8. Box 131, Ocela. ScU Us Your Furniture. Quick 4’ HOME Bar, $SO. 3 Piece Service With the Cash. Rattan auite, $30. Q. E. SUPER TRADING POST Dishwasher $2$. Pair tabic FA 2-0677. lamp* $8.00. 2 Odd tablet $7.00. I Lamp, $3.00. Uti­ 34. Articles For Sale lity eablncl, $3.00. Decorat­ or Iron pot, $12.00. I Large, Ladles, childrens shoes. $1.99 ft 2 regular Venetian blind*, up. Mens shoes >2.99 up. **8ht expects a little kickback for bringing them $23.00. 1931 Chevy, radio, Surplus City, 201 W. 1st. In her* l” $12.00. Curtain atretehers $3 00. I Wool ruga, $10.00. 27. Special Services 25. Plumbing Services BEAUTIFUL furniture. Many 12' Fishing Boat, 3 hp. mo­ fine imports. Also linens, tor ft trailer, $30.00. AKC SINGER dishes and silver. CaU Black male Poodle $123. SEWING MACHINE FA 2-7131 Misc. clothes. FA 3-0108. SALES ft SERVICE Plumbing ft Renting CALL FA 2-5783 READY MIX Concrete, win USED G. K Automatic Wash­ AIR CONDITIONING dow sills, lintels, steps, er. Good condition. Warran­ CONTRACT and REPAIR 29. Automobile Service blocks, sand, cement, rock, ty. $19 93. Britt * Inc., Food WORK pipe, steel, grease traps, AUTO RADIO SERVICE Fair Shopping Center. Pb. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 24391 dry wells, stepping stones. PERSONAL RADIO ft TV 323 0636. Miracle Concrete Co. 23th. SL ft Sanford' Ave. 26. Radio ft Television 30$ Elm Ave. FA 2 3731 USED Hotpolnt Automatic Auto Glass, Tops PERSONAL RADIO ft TV Range. Excellent condition. SHALLOW WELLS ft PUMPS ft Sea' Covers $69 95. Britt'* Inc., Food I DAY SERVICE Jerry Lord FA 23219 23th. St. ft Sanford Ave. Fair Shopping Center. Pb. AUTO GLASS & 323 0039. Ph. 323 0653 SEAT COVER CO. BLACKEYED Peas. You pick and bring container. $1.30 21” DUMONT console T.V. $04 W. 2nd St. FA 24032 27. Special Services n bu. FA 2-7884. Good picture. FA 2-67#. ALL WORK GUARANTEED LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch AUTO GLASS Bug Spray (VC-13) • FertiINSTALLED •*e-Ph. FA 2 4244 Senkxrik Glaas and Paint MANSFIELD LAWN SER. SWEETIE PIE HJ N adine Seltzer ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond LundquHt, Aaso. LAUREL Ave. 3 Bed­ FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. rooms, 1 bath, Living room, BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. dining room, kitchen ft LOST: Ladlea white wallet Good location, kitchen Florida room. $85 a month. oa Onora Rd. between W. equipped. Low down pay­ 322-CTTO. Woodland A E. Woodland ment. Assume loan. A real Dr. Keep money, but return 3 BEDROOM house, unfurn­ laving. Call 322-7879. mat of coatonta. ished. Kitchen equipped. Newly decorated. 900' from NEWLY redecorated 2 bed­ S. F o r R a n t hke. $70. Option to buy. room frame bouse st 312 133 Palmetto Ave. Lake Holly Ave. Near school, UNFURNISHED t bedroom Mary. Hudason. close in. Hardwood floors Apt- kitchen equipped. 1M thru out. Large rooms, mo­ w. uth st. FA w art. ROOM Garage Apartment. dern kitchen equipped $7,300 Newly decorated. $43.00 per W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Liberal terms. Contract month. 612 Park Ave. after Rooms private baths, 114 Mrs. M. L. Rshorn. Pb. 6 p. m. Call FA 2-3010. W. Flrat SL FA 2-3139 or FA 2-3292. RM. furn. Apt. Utlya. $30. ftBEDROOM furnished apart­ 3 BR. house. $80. 322-2764. ment, also efficiency ap art­ Jim Hunt Realty ment, furnished. 322-0341. STENSTROM RENTALS Office FA 22119 Unfurnished 2 bedroom bouse. Nice $ BR furn apt. $80 Night FA 1309 Elliott Ave., FA 2 3254 2 BR borne kit. eq. $73 123-0700 2 BR Air Cond. Home $83 or FA 2-0321. 2S24 Park Dr. Saaford, Fla. 3 BR Home Plnecrest $85 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 3 BR, Ilk bath Fenced $93 house, kitchen equipped. 3 BR, 2 bath Fam. Rm. $100 ONLY six left In desirable Tee 'N Green Estates. See Ph. FA 3-3631. 3 BR, Fla Room, nice $110 model on Upsila Road. S BEDROOM bouse, Florida 3 BR, 3 bath, Topa, $140 Centrally air-conditioned, 3 room. Available now. Ph. 4 BR. 2Vt Batb. Pool $140 or 4 bedrooms, beautiful BR, 2% batb, Exec. $163 FA* 3-1349. family room, in your price range, 20th St. W. by MayEFFICIENCY A p.rtm cat on fair Country Club. First SL Near I city free Stenstrom Realty parking Ma and shopping BY OWNER. 3 Br. 3 bath CB Real Estate-M ortgages Company stores. No utility charges. home in Plnccreat. Kitchen 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Suitable for couple or sinFA 2-7493 equipped. Reasonable down SPRINKLER SYSTEMS gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Ravenna Park payment. A a a u m e pay* 31. Poultry - Livestock Evenings All Type* andteiiies Store. nunti. Call FA 24249. FA 2-26T7 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8340 We Repair end Service FOR SALE: Three Gurnsey S BEDROOM'S. K i t c h e n I T I N E 15. B u sin e ss O p p o rtu n ity heifers, • months old. Had 9. For Bale or Ront equipped. PA 2-3722. Machinery and Supply Co. calfhood vaccination. $283 For Lease: Service Station. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 for aU three. Call FA 3 2998 bedroom House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-4203 FURNISHED 2 Choice location. Apply The or como to 2111 Summerlin house. Adults. No pets. BY OWNER, 3 Bdrm. 3 baths Pure OU Co. 404 W. 4th LAWN SERVICE Ave. after 5:00 p.m FA 2-7664. large lot. FA 2-1952. St. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat2 BEDROOM llousetraller. 12. Real Estate For Sato GROCERY Store ft meat kfaction guaranteed. Pb. 31A. Pets Bowman's Trailer Court. FA 2-1117. market. AU fixture* and 2 BEDROOM House. 008 Myr REGISTERED Cotlles. DcBary. NO 8-4906. atock cheap. Make an offer. tie Ave. Cell Jimmie Co FA 2-2437 after 6. Piano Tuning and Repair FA 2 3164. I RM. Furn. Apt., $70 Mo. wan. 322-4013. W. L. Harmon — FA 24223 DACHSHUNDS - Two mini*, Bedroom Air * Conditioned, lures, AKC. Beautiful black BY OWNER. Furnished or 16. Female Help Wanted l i t E. 8th St.. FA 2.6786. with tan spot*. 8 weeks old. unfurnished. 3 bedroom DAY Grill cook. Female pre­ Air-Conditioning 2 BEDIIOOM borne, Sunland, Special price. $33. FA 2 3912 house. 122 Country Club Dr. ferred. Must be experienc­ H. B. POPE CO., INC. FA 2-8231. FA 2-1399. ed. Waitress, must be ex­ 3U) So. Park Ave. FA 24231 32. Flowers - Shrubs perienced. Chick ’N Treat, FRIGIDAIRB “ CLEAN quiet Rooms” The SUNDRIES Store. Stock ft Sanford. POTTED _MUMS tn bloom. Salta ft Service liable!. FA 2-0720. equipment. Well establish­ 35c up. 0. H. HIGH ed. Proprietor wishes to r# CURB Girl. Apply Pig 74 3 ROOM furnished Apartment GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 1700 W. l i t St. Sanford tire. Call FA 3-0374 or Whistle. Sanford. for couple. $43. FA 2-7399. Grapcvillc Ave. Near 20th St. Ph. FA 2-3883 Long wood TE 86389. WOMAN to make custom 2 BEDROOM Furn. ground Summer Annuals, Petunias, DOWN PAYMENT made drape* and slip covers. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ floor Apartment. Contact Snapdragons, Pansies, Vege­ geration aervico. All work OVERCOME Wrlla Box 1, Sanford Her­ 2312 Palmetto. table Plants. Dutch Mill guaranteed. Very reason­ New Home — never occupied ald. Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just able In price. Day FA 2-7431 3 Bedrooms, two full tile Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. off 2oth St. and 1st. St. Night FA 2-2069. baths. Large Lot. Built-in 17. Male Help Wanted Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. Range and Oven. Principle SERVICE Station Attendant. KENT A BED and Interest payment $64.13 Experienced in lubrication. Rollaway, Hospital ft Baby per month. Must be over 21. References Beds. J . W. Hall. Realty required, f ake Mary Amoco By Day, Week, or Month FA 3-3641 Station. Lake Mary. CARROLLS FURNITURE Pb. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. ON LAKE RAVENNA. 4 Red MONTH USD CLEAN . UP SANFORD BOYS rm., 2 bath. Comfortable 1 Work after school now and F U R N I S H E D Apartment. year old borne in excellent TODAY’S full lime during summer. Clean and close In. Jimmie comlitioo. Fireplace, Air31.13 an hour salary. Age Cowan. 322 4013. conditioning. central beat, 14-18 (white only) Apply double carporle ft Urge 2 Bit. House, living-dining Saturday 9 a. m. 64 E. utility rm. covered patio room. Alr-Cond. Garage, Central. Room 209. Orlando. with neat landscaped yard carporle, large modern kit 301 Vihlen Rd. chen. $83 month, with op­ 19. 8 llunu»na Wonted PLYMOUTH tion to buy. 610 E. 14th 8t. RAVENNA PARK Child Care. FA 2 2274. J. N. Robson Jr. FA 2.1333 2 Door V-8 Custom 3 BR, 2 bath CB or FA 2 0228. home, situated In desirable GOOD Laundress. Will do ironing in my home. Rea­ area on fenced oak shaded UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm i. FORD sonable. 706 Hay Ave. lake-front homesite. Fea­ bath, 2 screened porches. 2 Door, 6 Cyl. tures include built-in kit­ EXPERIENCED Cook, 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply chen equipment, Florida upstairs evenings. years. Male. 322 6168. room, and other nice ex­ FORD V-8 RENTALS tras. Only $18,230, with low 21. Beauty Salons IBDRM, unfurn. home Loch Station Wagon down payment, and $103 Arbor $95. 2 Bcdrm. Furn. per month includes every­ HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Apt. $53. t Bdrm. Furn thing. See this soon! Ex­ Complete Ser. Eve. Appt's. Apt. $45. Robert A. Wll 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 clusive with— liams, Realtor. FA 2-3931 GRADUATION SPECIAL NEW unfurnished 2 bedroom Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Stenstrom Realty Cold Duplex Apt. New stove Wave $6.95 complete. refrigerator. W a t e r furn Open evening by appt. Real Estate—Mortgages isbed. Tile batb and terras III N. Park Ave FA 2-2420 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 (434 xo floors. $73 per Mo. Pb. Ravenna Park FA 2-74U 22. Build • Paint FA 2 2374 after 3. Evenings FA 2 36V FA 2 3829 FA 1-8360 FINISHED masonry home on NEW Home, 3 bedrooms, 1H your property anywhere baths, Westinghouse kitch­ LOCH ARBOR. Air-Cond. 4 In Florida. No down pay­ en, central oil beat. CarBdrm. house, huge Fla. Rm. WITH II RATER. AUTOMATIC ment. Low monthly pay­ portc. 390 ou monthly, op­ Double earporu-, m a n y TRANSMISSION, ELECTRIC 2 SPP.KD ments I. K. Batten. 305 K. tion to buy. Pb. Orlando other extras. FA 2 9AM WINDSHIELD WIPER AND WASHER 3rd St. Ph. FA 2 1P70 or 422 2576. TODAY NO CASH NEEDED FA 2 1410. Sanford, Fla. 2 BEDROOM bouse in De­ 3 Bedroom, 3 bath. $6 1 a li ary. Large Florida room. month. T. ft I. included. 25. Plumbing Service* Mr. ft Mrs. Utility room. 322408$. PLUMBING FA 2-7213. Contracting Repairs SMALL furnished house; cou­ S t Johns Realty FREE ESTIMATES 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD 2305 PARK AVE. ple preferred; modern con­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM R. L. HARVEY veniences. 90S W. Oath bt. U$ N. Park Ave. FA 24123 204 Saoioxd Ave. FA 2-33431 Truck* M. AninmnhDnn > Tracks M . A 1SSS CP. Dev. Cad. Loaded. Actual #,000 ml. Immacu­ late. $7*3. FA OA CARS WANTED B IE L 'S USED CARS Uth St. k Sanford Ave. BUYKO A If*W or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA IT A T t BANK 37. Benin • Motors Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Good* Y ew KVINRUDI Dealer $0444 I . 1st Ph. FA 1 4 W 1934 4-DR. DODGE Sedan. Cash price $93. FA 2-2441. 88. Motorcycle*. Bcnotcrn See at 423 Grandview Dr. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTS!*] 199* EDSEL. Run* good. Mew * Usod. Looks good. A. K. HostelLewie Salee A Service ter. FA f-llll. 3517 Country Club Rd. Ph. FA -2-7I2S REAL BUY t$01 TEMPEST Station Wa­ BICYCLES repaired • Be. gon. SUM. Straight shift. painted. Elec. Trains rw> BnceDont rendition. Can be paired. Coy'e Bike Shops) seen at ou W. tat st. be­ 414 Sanford Ave. FA $-899*1 tween 9 * 3 , after 5 at ioa Free pick up and delivery.) tU v cry J E. Jenkins Circle. k ra oft Local automobile dealers 1980 CHXV. V I ltd . trans. fer their beat buys in Herald Cell da tallied display ada. Your Neighbor A t Hollers Wall HOLLERSo/SANFORD SPECIALS 1958 1958 1956 CHARLES D. BROWN, Salesman C. D* ee be le known, live* with hk lovely wife, Mar* garei e* Sanford Aw. They are perente of $ children and haw 19 grandchlUrea. He attended the Illlneta Slat* Uniwraity and wnn In bualnenn for himself for • number of ytnrs In our city befoco joining ns about 1 year ago. Ho la an active Mason, enjoys bowling and golf and bopro to llw to too nt leant 1$ yearn ef age. Randy To Sent* You At Hollers of Snnford P O O OF OUR MODERN PAVED & LIGHTED NEW & USED CAR LOT . . . Shop at your leisure, under light* at night, on a lot filled with bargains! Here's A Few Of Our Grand Opening Specials! 1961 Pontiac Catalina 1960 Ford Country Sedan VUl*. Power Stirring ft llrakw, Auto Tran*., Radio and llratcr, Whitewall*. Special thia sale . . . Illation Wagon. Auto Trana., Radio ft llratar, Excellent Condition Throughout. *2 0 9 5 C 4 4 F" v l l U K u u M f t# 1958 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon 1958 Anglia Sedan Auto. Trim*., Radio ft lltat* rr. Whitewall*. P o w e r Stirring ami Extra Clean. For the real economy mind­ ed. top transportation. W ^ J J *3 9 5 MANY MORE GRAND OPENING BUYS! All Used Cars Sold Under The GW Warranty fieef 50 Gal. Gas! With Any New Or Used Car Sold Between 8:00 a.m. Thursday and 4:00 p.m. Saturday 1 Wide Tracksl 1 Buick Specials! Ramblers By The Score! OPEN T I L 9:00 T H IS THURS. & FRI. N IG H T ♦ Hemplutt M 'O T O H S * | »r s i c T M ai RAMBLER �: V® '. / f 24-BOTTLE CASE, REGULAR SIZE GO AMERICA CONTEST h o ms 1202 Randoplh B t HU wife U the former MIsb H e l e n Scott. duu -’iter of Mr. end M rs. Ondy Scott, 709 Went 0th Street She will make her home with her parents while he la oversee*. Kraft's Salad Drtiiing (limit 1) CLIP AND REDEEM Miracle Whip •. Y. C. Peaches • 4 Instant Coffee . ’i P * P Sliced or Halved Folfsr'i Flavorful B O ^ ^ W S O (limit 1 par emtemer w/parcliasee ef $5 er mere) NWW YORK (U P!) - P r a c ­ tically everything coat le u in tt# “good eld day*," but graadfathrr had to ipend mure ef hie Income on hom­ ing then yon do right n o w end he had to work a lot tenser to pey lor hla heme. William J. Levitt, preildent ef Levitt and Sona, Inc., In the m n e of building tome 4M M ainflMwamiiy houled, baa come up wltli aome Intereating Information on bouaGrandfather, he eaya, waa iUppeeed to budget 39 per cent of hla earning! for the purebaae and upkeep of hla home. Today, however, houaing coata the average family only about 30 per cent of ite Income. “That*a true whe­ th er you rent or live In your own houae. In the caae of home ownership, the 30 per cent Include! U see and In­ surance e i well as mortgage principal and Interest." Timas also have changed, Levitt aald, In the amount of labor required to purchase housing. "The general rule of thumb for grandpa w u that tt took the equivalent of about two and one half yeara' Income—the fruits of hia ta­ bor for that time—to pay for a home. The average family today bays a home that costa the equivalent of only bvo years’ income." Levitt’a figures, based on Me company's experience in building residential communi­ ties, are confirmed by govern­ m ent autistic* which show median income of families with FHA-lnsnred mortgages fa fT.HS before taxes, and the median value of the houses they buy is 1 1 4 ,807 — >ist slightly more than dou­ ble the typical income. Chief reason for this change In the homeowner’* favor, tovlU feels, U that Incomes in recent yeara have increas­ ed faster than the purchase price of homes. Fruit Drink .... H eart S m t h l, Zeaty Tomato Catsup fip gh i Chltfcse ef Ihi Sm Chunk Tuna .. .. 12-es. SHORTENING SPECIAL CRISCO ■tA *li now a t f t o 4 MUCK SHAMPOO (Dry-NermeMNIy) 12-es. line I T ,19 plea Inn P—eee Hieee Layer-Cake Style Cake M ix e s.... Red Salm o n ..... G rttn 8fam ps PthVMS HM vinV rmwarsf JOHNSON Diat D rin k ........ SWIFTS Honey Grahams PREM IUM % ( S o I l’w tS 90-ct. pkg. 59c l».eir»» >-t. June t, IHI) B O N E LE S S S*a-Pie Pemaee Liquid Starch ... dairy specials • down produce Io n e Flavor-Snacks ... Breakfast Club Or. A Florida Medium Eggs . . . . £ U .S . «1 Red H its ■In. •w srt P.ll Wressed Potatoes .............. s.“, I Fency Florida Grown Green Margarine ........ 2 ] £ The Testy Cheese Ssteed Okra .................... ». 1 Kraft Veiveeta . . . Fresh, Firm '» Testy fie.erhil laky E g g p la n t............ Gouda Cheese . . . 1 Kraft's Hired Brisk ei Muenster Cheese . ‘r SWIFT’S PREMIUM TENDER-AGED PROTEN, GOV'T-INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN frozen foods Aunt Jemma's New Standing Rib Roast.........65 Frozen W affles .. Hansom 's Ckeeslete-Cklp Frozen Cake ...... Chef’s Chews Dellri.ee French F rie s ........ *£ Fetie (rend Westera Style Frozen D in ner___ Tip-Tee Refeter er fink Lem onade.......... 6 *£ ; Merten's Asserted fretea Cream P ies.......... Ground ■neth’s Testy Deey-Sre Frozen Scallops .. SinyleteaT Quick Presea Breaded Shrimp .. Premium Label Sw ift's Franks • * Sausage Grouper Bag Sausage Bologna 24t Tasty Tamaw BONUS WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE •SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSKLllERRY, FERN PARK, LONG WOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD" . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-93 and STATS huad m <-ee. SIL pkg. THERM-0 CUP THIS WEEK’S FEATURE: VIOLET CUP Limit 1 Per Customer With Purchase, of »5.08 Or More, �EDITORIAL COMMENT It All Depends Whose Ox Is Gored * * C L O fc By K IR B Y YERS1IEI. Well, now Hint the City Commission got their con­ troversial l e t t e r pubUahed maybe they can concentrate on operaltng the town. Like why didn't they plan ahead for water improvement* two jreari ago when the city m an­ ager urged them to. * # * Wo have been accused of a lot of things down here i t the Herald but at least we never taped a phone converration. • # • Hood to see plenty of Hag* tying along First St.. Mag­ nolia and Park Ave*. today. • » « Spanish American War vet­ erans decorating the graves of the war dead this morn­ ing. • • • Jail staff got a boost today when the State termed the facility "one of the boat operated" in flic slate. W lA fllC R : Fair through Friday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 60-65. United P m a Laued Wire EaUbliahed 1908 THURS., MAY 30. 1963 SANFORD FLORIDA ty. Jimmy Crapps and A1 Wilson V oITfvt withdrew their names from the con­ troversial letter when they lenrnetl it was to be circulated to others than The Sanford Herald. For the most part, responsible persons who received this letter read it and dis­ carded it into "file 13." But an outof-county newspaper has seen fit to air the epistte anil, therefore, The Herald must say its say. Wc owe this responsibility to our readers. The Herald points to the fact the City Commision "killed" Hie jet fuel pipeline to the Nava) Air Station but after this newspaper printed the facts the Commission recanted and approved the facility. The Herald points to the fact the City Commission "killed" the new military academy but after this newspaper printed the facts the Commission recanted and nmv is completing noFotiatious to have this 2*>0-cadet school located here. The Herald believes in publish­ ing the fa c ts , especially for ihe bet­ U trike - ....... . terment and improvement of the MKMOR1AI, DAY FLAGS were placed on the graves of veterans sit the community and rcF ard less whether Longwood Cemetery early this morning by South Seminole VFW Test it steps on the toes of a privileged F207. Member* taking part in the special observation were, from left, Boh few. March, commander: Ralph Moore, community service chairman; Larry The City Commission lias ex­ Cliunat, post chaplain and Jack Hopkins, senior vice commander. tended the olive branch to The ller(Herald I'hnto) ald news staff . . . or so we under­ stand. We will learn at 2 p.m. Friday whether the dove of pence is flying over City Hail. We hope so . . . hut, Bound reRurdless of outcome, we will con­ tinue to print the facts. Newspapermen are a at inline breed of people. They hold a fierce loyalty to their newapaper, moreao than any other person to his pro­ fession or his spedul line of endea­ vor. And they work hard and fierce­ ly to maintain an honest and inteycrious relationship with their readers. Purpose of a newspaper is mani­ fold but tbe prime purpose is to present honest, factual reporting of the news. The Sanford Herald has lonjr endeavored to follow this prime purpose . . . in fnct, has endeavored mightily to present an unbiased picture fit all, iiuiudinjr controver­ sial, matters. For a month or more The Herald has been under attack by three members of the City Commission. In the heKinninyr, all five members sought to have The Herald publish a "letter to the editor*’ complaininjr of “unfair news practices." The Her­ ald refused to publish this letter but, in a meeting with all five Commis­ sioners. guaranteed to publish a let­ ter complaininp of any specific mi representation of a news story. Tbe Commission countered with only Feudalities, failing' to pinpoint any specific item. The Herald also a Freed to publish statements by any Com­ missioner if he felt be hud lieen niisipiuted or his imsition misrepresent­ ed. Two members of the Commission withdrew their names from the let­ ter when the other three begun circulatinF copies throuphout the coun­ Yes, there really is a George Touhy, When I was up in New York Touhy filled in writing this column and people asked If that was my non-de-plume. Went to the sports banquet lust night and there was George in the flesh. I Actually (here is no real L a r-1 ry Vrrshel—just a figment of > the City Commission’s im ag­ ination. *a>. W o r k on widening Celery Ave. from the cast City limits to the St. Johns River will start In 10 days, State Roud D e p a r t m e n t member Max Brewer Informed Sen. Slack Cleveland Jr. today in Tallahassee. At tiie same time, Cleveland said that hid letting on resurfacing the road will I k * held in July. Earlier the SRI) had released a tentative con­ struction program which includes $75,000 appro­ MACK CLEVELAND JR, priation for the widening Gets The Word nnd puving project. House Okays 3 0 Day Extended Session Executive committee of Ihe Chamber of Commerce has been invited b> the City Com­ mission lo attend a joint ses­ sion at 11 a.m. Friday to "clarify m atters" pertaining to the establishment of banlord Military School. Initial actiun was instigated by lire Bureau n£ Prh ^ l e ^ i * , leges and Schools. New York City, which brought the prin­ cipals together, followed by action by the Cham tier of Commerce in bringing the MacFadden Foundation to­ gether with the City Commis­ sion. The City Commission now is near completing negotia­ tions with the Foundation fur the 2-Vlcai ti-t school here, starting in Sep te in In r. Commission member* abo will meet at g p.m. Friday with the publisher ami news staff of The Herald, also to "clarify m atters." 2 Face Illegal Fishing Charges Celery Ave. Project Senate ★ ★ ★ Chamber, City To Meet Friday 5 On Prep School Some youngsters at the Francis Hlankncr School in Pr!.mil» »rnl on an ""tine a ttig Tree Park the other day and were "insulted’’ etc., etc. at llig Tree Park. It came to light at the County Commis­ sion meeting and the board has asked for a lull inquiry. * • • I uuess people can't pay Iheir taxes , . . Tax collec­ to r'. office expects some .1.000 lax certificates to be sold. . . . Since businesses in t o w n se re open loilay . . . no reason <ur tin* courthouse and city hall In close. m * * City should do something about Ft. Mellon Park swim­ ming pool area. Youngsters getting hurt slipping and tailin’ all over the place. Might use a new coat of paint. • * * Some of those Genova resi­ dents who were promised bettel telephone son Ice a few weeks back report that they still haven't noticed a n y marked improvement , , . issue seems to have gotten lost in Ihe .vhulflo at the Pub­ lic Utilities Commission, they NO. T23 ★ ★ ★ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Ithe extension would allow the The House voted today to ex­ legislature to take up any tend the 1003 session for up matters It wishes and retain control of its own a Hairs. to 30 day*. The Legislature would not Tiie hill extending the *c«have to meet the full 30 days. iiia _•< -« ,p.-il t-_»*." II cmi.il adjourn at any tim e' where enough supporters have [ before that if It finished it* i already signed a petition to Job assure Its adoption. The Senate went into im­ A three-fifths vote is re session quirt’d tor an extension be­ mediate executive following the House action. yond the regular iM) day ses­ With more than a half dosion which runs out tomorrow night. Sponsor* said Hie move was made today to overcome efforts h« 0,»v. I arn s Hrvanti INIMAN'APOI.IM. I ni l . (o call the legislaluie hack! Into a special *c-»inii restrict-1 (t'P I) — Karina'* fs*tr*t rd only to finance and tax rar* and their daring driv­ measure*. er* Indird into the sport* Speaker .Mallory Horne said (In-dr ."tOO-milr Sprrdw ay should ihe Legislature he able eha»e In perfect weather to overcome the monumental before almost 3011.0011 fan* problems ahead of it h> Fri­ promptly at 13 noon (EDT) day night, the resolution call­ today. ed by recalled anil killed. Ilut (See complete »tory nn nobody really believed this spuria page.) was possible, Itep. Leo June* of Hay said ten btg tax bills faring them, both the Senate and llw House were set for hot debate on which lo use lo pay for a rerord inn, million In spendIn.’ riming the rnmin- liicnmum. Hut the big questions were scheduled first in (he Sen­ ate’s morning session. The senators were faced with a hiked ami expanded four per rent sales tax ami a fight to get a three cents hike in Hie cigarette tax lo the floor. Tiie cigarette lax issue rais­ The Seminole County leg!*ed a furor in the Senate Wed­ tativc delegation introduced nesday. Most of (he Senate hill into the houso Wednes­ went on record Wednesday as day which pave* llw way fur being opposed lo the four per Fern Park lo become a city cent sales tax—one per cent In late luu.'i If the majority of above the present mark. The Hie people in the area desiro lax is also expanded under the it. bill lo include most items Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr. with the exceptions of gro- disclosed today that Ihe hill ceric* and medicine. It also was Introduced und has been raises the tax on automobile put on Hie Senate calendar tosale* from one to two per day. cent. | The hill slates the County Ih e hill was passed and Commission may provide fur sent to the floor by a ti 3 vote holding a community election of the Senate Finance and this November within Hie unM W A . . . Taxation Committee. Sen. A. incoriMirated area known as J. Boyd, l-eeslmrg. said lie Fern Park for Ihe purpose of had 2) commitments to veto determining whether a ma­ the hill, more than enough jority of the registered elec­ for a kill on Hie multi-mil­ tors desire to have a charter Help Out lion dollar proposal. prepared to make the com­ BRUSSELS (UPI> — The munity a city. Common Market today refused Tiie bill provides for Hie tensive property damage. to help American chicken County Commission to ap­ One home was demolished farmers recover market* be­ point a nine man charter when the tornado first touch­ ing lost because of high levies. committee whoso duties R 'd down. Two other home* were scooped otf th n r Inun- No D anger dations and a house trailer WASHINGTON ( UPl j — Herald Index was picked up atld slung into The Pentagon suiil today that a tree. detonation of Nikr-/.cu* war­ TALLMLVSSEE (CPI) — Hridge I'uge 1 Twister* swept down on head* against an oncoming Gov. Farris llryant came out Classified Page 10 & II Trxa, ,w| ay wha, r enemy mbsilo would nut rn- strongly today against the I'nmlr* __ p a g e to wise was a sunny and mild danger population* below the four per rent sales ta* pro Page 7 Dear Alihy posal advance by House and Memorial Day for most of Hie i point <>f intercept, Editorial Page 4 land. Senate Finance Commiltees Entertainment . Page 7 New A p p e a l to solse the state’* tm.iuci.il Puzzle .... Page 10 VIENTIANE, Un.* (CJT> — dilemma. Society .......J*age H A !• Depot) Public Work* Minister llryant woold not threaten Spurts .... Page It Souk V”Mg ak, ranking Com. a veto outright, hut he left munisl official in Vientiane, the impression that he would carried the new Anglo.I’us- | dissolve the bill if it cleared dan appeal for a cease-fire to Hie legislature, which seem* Red In adqoartcr* in Klusng extremity doubtful with a Hi I lilte d P r e s * ln tcM iaH o n .il Khy today. Senate majority a l r e a d y V rising toll of traffic pledged again*! it. deaths today marred the nu Strengthen T r u s t Rryaut made these other tloii’s observance of .Memorial W AKIIINGTON (U Plj - points at hi* weekly news Day, Ihe first major holiday An influential Democrat bus conference: of the year. culled oil Congress to streng­ —He will call the legisla­ \ United Press Interna Hon then tiie "irust funds" of the ture into immediate special 1,1 count ut mtdmurnin* show­ Social Security program hy session if it doe* nut com­ ed 48 person* killed in traf­ ! requiring bigger tux contri­ plete its labors by voting an fic since Ihe holiday began at bution- Horn person* entiling adcqualtt lax program by '* P- ,l1- Wednesday. mure than $!>IH) a year. tomorrow night. The breakdown; Truffle 18. —He is seriously concerned drowning J. lM>ntiiij* I, plane I In Custody about chances of his bond und miacellaiieous 3, for * QUITO, Ecuador (U Pll — financing program for uni­ t o t a l of an. Twenty-one American tuna versity and Junior college con­ bonis remained ill custody of struction getting through the the Ecuadorean navy a* al­ House. leged poachers today despite —Passage of a bill increas­ a telephoned plea by Secretary ing the state cigarette tax of State Doan Rusk fur their by Uiree cents a package is TALLAHASSEE H i l l - n tense very important for (Deal Tiie House voted today to de­ balance in addition to the lay a vole on recommended R in ir Site ■mount of revenue it would impeachment of Circuit Judge PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — bring the state and munici­ Richard Kelly until alter Several hundred pickets for palities. more pressing financial mat the National Association for Rryant said be ha* discuss­ ter* are settled the Advancement of Colored ed with legislators, last night House rule* chairman said People (NAACP) ringed a and again this morning, the the switch tn originally ached-1 school construction sito in i possibilities of a special or tiled procedure would delay North Philadelphia early to­ {extended session of the Legis­ the impcsi-hlneril mailer unltl 1day la prevent del iveij- ot Ilia lature which in due Ui adtonight or tomorrow." jte rial». i jnurm Friday. U p T o People Fern Park Bill Seen BULLETIN STRONG WINDS iiiTiini]mnieil heavy yainn lit the Sanford area Wednesday evening. This four-inch a tool and concrete clothes line post was snapped off in the yard of James L. Griffis on Uevier Road. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Heavy Rains Here Give Boost To Vegetable, Citrus Crops Heavy and consistent rains during the last week have given a "good boost" to vege­ table and citrus crop, and In home shrubbery and lawns. Heavy winds accompanied a 1.37 inch rainfall Wednes’*J-V *’' t‘,lind. causing minor damage in und aruund, San­ ford hut a $1,300 damage to a floating dock at Monroe II.ir lair Howl, Normal rainfall (or May is 4 21 Indies but as of May 22 only I !I3 inrhex was recorded this month at the county agrnultiiral center. However Ihe Nsvnl \tr Station weather Imreau reported tills morning a total of 3 31 Inehes now lias tie’un recorded lor this month Ihe NAS bureau added lhai 2 33 inches tell during last weekend "Wc hope Ibis i* Hie start of Ihe rainy season," Ernest laindiierg, assistant tounly agent, said tialay. "The rains so far this month It n v e brought the -round waler level up and vve liiqie it con tinues. ".March, April and May usu ally are the dry months," he added, "llllt_ these last three month* have been drier Ilian usual." >amai!e to the Monroe liar Imr Howl, at Hie north end ol the SI. Julius Itiver bridge ninth of Sanford, was esti­ mated by* Jim l.appm, opera­ tor. who reported Hie marina was hit hy what he lieln-ved to he a small tornado at 5:2*1 p in Wednc-day. He said waves four feci high were pushed hy the wind, which lore oil the thick ruse’, smashed it down on a boat, and pushed the dock lift feet to shore The wind also knocked merchandise from two shelves Irom 111* store. A gap in government oper­ ations in tiie county was pointed out by County Engi­ Two men rhnrgsd with neer William Rush to (he "monkey fishing" will he a r­ County Commission Wednes­ raigned June 17 before Coun­ day. The matter came up ty Judge Vernon Mizc. Judge Mile suiil today that wlien Hush said a landowner had been of the belief for sev­ the two local men, William V. eral years that 1'ir county Ilosaek and William hrid right-of-way through do reus, were charged I * nated land to hi* property i und game warden Withh having | only to learn, too ale, 1h pos-csxhm of nn illegal de­ del'd* iiad never been filed. vils* for taking fi.d i wati Hiish said there i* no law pro­ fish. VATICAN CITY (U l’lt — The men vsere said to have viding that incorporated mil nieipalilirs in Seminole Coun­ had several hundred pounds fopr John W i l l r >■ I I i e d ty shall notify the County of fish in their possession further today in his fight for Commission of annexations. when niri-tcd, obtained by life as inti-1 mil bleeding which This, lie said, effect* the cm using an electrical slow king h.,s sopped hi* strength figineerlng, road, lax assess­ deviei commonly refer I I titdly stopped. An official Vnllean innliml ing. lax rollrrting and slur as a “monkey box." Tiie men arc frr, under $ bulletin issued at Ltd p m. iff* oflices. Clerk Art Beck 18:10 n. tn.) said the Hl-yeurwith wax directed to request bond each. old pontiff, confined to bed co-operation of town and city with un abnormal stomach clerks. lo a th —or tumor and other • , • ampi leal ions, " s h o w e d a "The rings are lurllltg and marked rally" from bis nilfly ing today In Oviedo," proud ments. .Mayor Let* Gary telephoned Inti i lull bleeding was stop­ The Hi-mid this morning. He wanted the world to know that Ity I’nltnl Press Intrrnalional ped fur the moment and he was strengthened with u ser­ Old Glory flies most of the Negroes promised to step time in hi* city, a hither on a up tlici' anUsegregsthm cam­ ies of Mood tiunsfusions. An earlier morning bulletsp,-i i.il observance day or just paign in Jackson. Mis* . to tin issued at p: la a. in. fit. to "any day." day despite Hie possibility at a. 111. EI)T) also reported op• * • more arrests. I j Holistically on the Pope’* con­ \\. A. I'atrick, one of the There also were ra dition, stating that “ the Holybig citrus men in town, h a s ' demonstrations in Florida, Father »(>ent un rxre-llriil dosed Ins packing plant on North Carolina and Louisiana night after u perfect rest." French Ave. . . . Result of Wednesday but the most vlotthat damaging freeze. ent protest against discrimi­ Pi nation happened in the North Aloha Party Pinecrcst PTA will ho.*t "Kwikte" closed It* door# —at Philadelphia, on French Ave. That vaj Around 23o demonstrators, *ixt.i graders at an "aloha protesting discrimination in party Friday evening. The Qviick. . , . hiring practice*, fought with students will have a »wim-| Memo tn Pete Knowles. If 300 policemen at a schoolj mutg parly from 7 to u p.m. | LAKE WALES i l l ’ll — A you're looking fur that cun- construction site in Phiiadel ut municipal pool, foliuwrd tornado hop-scotched through truverslal tape look no fur-’ phia and eight policemen sn d ’ hy daoeioa. n,uale and re­ a rural area six mile* west Iher , , Wasn’t It i'-nt to |wu pickets. Illrhldin.- a mir ft' him nis at Hie school In i'- Wedriealav. injuring cafeteria. 1 later, acre hurl twu children and enu-mg ex 4>c« York; ,Pope Rallies - In Battle For Life Negroes Promise: Stepped Up Drive Holiday Death Toll Totals 55 House Delays Impeachment ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ Sales Tax Hit By Governor will he to prepare a charter and submit It to the county legislative delegation for in* trvduclion during the 1IWA session. Move On To Halt U. S. Rail Strike WASHINGTON (UP1) — Negotiator* for the nation'* railroads and five railroad unions gave up their holiday today in an clfort to avert * nationwide rail strike. Hut spokesmen for both sides in the long-standing dis­ pute cautioned against inter* prrling the decision tn work through the holiday a* * sign that an agreement was n rar. One source said there had not been much change in the situation since t h c latest round of negotiation* began following (lie May If report of a presidential e m e r g e n c y Ixiant appointed tn rceom* mend a settlement. The main issue in the dis* pule is the railroads’ desiro to eliminate the job of fire* man on ilieset locomotives. The railroads say the fire* men no longer are needed and union rule* which require their presence in the cab ar* fralherbeilding. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 29, 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/f16b8a72ee3ef2ba561654d594928bb3.pdf 26f224000ea98ba54a3938279341c88f PDF Text Text ■ ft #tnTmB ■rralh Pape 10—Mon. May 6, *6S MAJ. JOSEPH LAIRD of CiiH«elberry kill«l thin 36-inch conil aniike recently while working in the flower garden* at hi* home on Melody Iginc. He Inter took the deadly reptile over to South Seminole Elementary School where its markings and color pattern* were |>ointcd out to all the children. (Herald Photo) Moose Honor Secrelary M Dinner A dinner honoring Deputy Supreme Secretary William G. Stanley was held last Wednesday night at the Capri hy incoming and outgoing of­ ficer* of Sanford Lodge 1851, Loyal Order nf Moose. tic also vva.» aucst of honor following tlie dinner at an in stallatlon of new Sanford and Winter Park Lodge mem­ ber* held during the regular weekly meeting of the San­ ford group at the Lake Mary I/algr Hall with the Orlando Degree Team officiating. In Ills address. Stanley spoke on amis and purpose* S M A L L H I T D E A D L Y — M r*. I.er.ty Ilich i.n l of the Order and presented a just m Ls .icmI xtepping on this two-itnil-one-linlf descriptive account of Moose foot tliiitnoiitl buck ra ttle r recen tly in tlie inheart, the Moose supported riitle u tility room o f h er Hear Lake homo. A orphanage. n eigh bor, W a lle r Larsen, w ho holds the snake, He particularly commend cante to the rescue aiai killed it fo r her. cd the Sanford Lodge which (H e ra ld P h o to ) he reported hart a inn per rent growth in membership and a 750 per rent in financial reserve standing, A refreshment course was served hy the Women of the MAY I cock, F.\c|>n Clement of Moose during a social hour Admission* Sanford. following the installation and Karen Grant, N, Orlando; meeting. Dorclha C r a n e , Oviedo;; Mary Dunn, Lurlc-ne Marts, PAC E R IMIOTO Willie Magdalino Johnson, C O P Y M A C H IN E TheotrcM Jones, Willie Van­ ce, June Shcaly, Lillie Mc­ Duffie, Jimmy Murray of Copies A n y th in g Sanford. T h e E ye Can S ee C ► 0 1 By Jane Casselberry Larry Miller, chairman of the Recreation Commission for tlie Town of Camclbcrry, haa announced plan* for ex­ panding recreation facilities If the commission budget ia approved by the hoard of Aldermen. It la hoped to provide a wider range nf rrcrealkmal opportunities for adult* as well a« for boy* and Kiris with tha addition of ahufflcboard court*, horseshoe eourla, a multiple tennis, hadminton and volley ball court and a concession stand plua an equipment storage building, TB Group Meets Tonight i E < K e Tim annual meeting of the Seminole County Tuberculosis a 1 Health A* social ion will ho held toil ay,8 p, m. at the Seminole County Health Department, mm French Ave, A resolution n-cominemlitig the merger nf Seminole County T uImtcuIo i Is and Health Aasociation with those of five other rountira will cuiitc up for a vole. The resolution will be ptr-senlcd hy the board id directors. It would autltorire tncmlxTs to enter into articles of conai.lidatum with Tubereulosii Associations in Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, anil Sum­ ter counties. The new organitation will hr called the Central F lorida Tuberculosis und Respiratory Disease Association, Inc. John W. Collins, executive Director, Orange County Tuberrulosii and Health Associa­ tion, Orlando, will be the guest »|x-akcr. The public is cordially Intiled to attend tills meeting. Area C Of C Postpones Meet Plans also call for a frnecd-in tot playground adjacent to the picnic ground* at Hie Hall Park ltd. recreation area. The commission la requesting S3,loo to meet the budget. It.00(1 of which already ha* been advanced by (lie council to gel the program under­ way, Hie advance fund is now nearly depleted hut lias been stretched farther than originally was antic ipated due hi loan* of equipment and donation* und discount* from many of the town's ritirens. Miller hope* to complete these (ucllllief hy June 1 in time for the summer recrea­ tion program, whirl) will get underway shortly after school is out, providing the budget is approved. Tin- commission lias requested assistance with the summer program from tlie county recreation de­ partment. Work has begun on the new recreation urea located on Lake Triplet Dr. across from the Country Club and rlay ha* liet-n spread (or a base­ ball diamond which was put In good use over the past neighborhood weekend by youngsters. Miller say* that Hie com­ mission liope* to have a backstop creeled there hy Util coining Saturday. Volun­ teer* arc needed to help get the program rolling and those wishing to help with the Lit­ tle la-ague or recreation pro­ gram are asked to contact Mil cr. Mother* are needed to lielp at the concession stand dur­ ing -IJltlc la-ague guinea and adult leaders will lie needed to assist with the summer program. LEAN Hospital Notes Ruby To Speak Casselberry Plans Additions At CTP Meeting To Recreational Facilities Pork Loin Sale! lly Jane Casselberry Morria Ituby, newly ap­ pointed principal of the Fillit 11» h Flstnles Elementary School, will he guest speaker ot a meet log of the Coonril of Teacher* and Pairnta at the Hr.iilh Seminole Filrmentary ScI... I at Casselberry Tuesday at K p in. Parent* whose children wilt tie attending llo- new school next fall will lie particularly Interested In hearing hi* plans for the future and will lie given an opportunity to ask question*. Officers o f the CTI* will tic installed during the regular business meeting. Tha incoming ami outgoing rxeeiitire lioanla svetc enter­ tained recently at a coffee given hy the retiring presi­ dent, Maj. Joseph Laird and Mrs, Laird at their home nr Melody Faroe In Casselberry, ItlrUi* 50 STAMP BONUS 50 .111 T H E E H I L T E D G E S T A M P S FI.A. With Or Without 'lid* Cou|Hin And The Purchase Of GKADK. A CUT UP FRYERS lb. %• u About all muni |*np1e reolire on a ltor*e race hcl I* that tiny slinuldn't have. a I OVER 35 YEARS At First \ Palmetto (A long sill r old |hinI oft ire) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* * Furniture ■ «■ u 2< t • Tile * PianoH • Rental Red* First Cut Pork Chops lb. 38c (Inrluding Colors) Mr. and Mrs. Juntos Crane of Oviedo, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Wade Slieuly of Sanford, a wit I Discharge* .Sandra Rhoads. Lake Mary; Mary Klta Gamut awe. Owedo: Mr*. William Carr and baby. X. Orlando; John Mill­ er, Lake .Monroe; Vorgle Smith, Jctfcry Young, Alice Gunter, Flvrlyn Hate*, Wil­ liam Merritt, Caxsiti* Hitch­ O NLY POW ELL’S Orflrr Sup piles A Gifts 117 M agnolia A v e . Compare . . . Dor lamer Moolld) Installment* On New Car Finunt-inK Current M l / InllTCkl H a i r ' A CJ / _ A LOW *T TENDER SLICED j O BEEF LIVER I P TO Hi MONTHS TO PA Y i?iL©auwtZuu&ji MKMIIFR I li l t . T H R II-T W A Y GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. 99c N ow SfwricdA W l i a t C o u ld S u r p r is e H e r M o r e V. S. C O V T . HR A D E I) STEA K T-HONIS SIRLOIN CLUli 1 IW. I’KIi, LIMIT 3 Pl.KASH RO YA L G ELA T IN 22 Dr. I.iiioift Delerxrnl 22 Or. I.louid Detergent IVO RY l imit I Ot tour ( lioire j'les-r . . 5c 49 Ft.A. (.It A UK A MUD. MASTER MOWERS EGGS 3 doz. SI SUPER SUDS 2/49c D A IIt t S P E C IA L S PERFECTION COTTAGE CHEESE . . . BIG T R A D E - IN IN 2 lb. dn. 49c QUARTERS FOOD KING O L E O . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lbs. 25c A LLO W A N C E M IT Country Club Rd. FA S-TItt lb. 48c imp; PURE YAZOO SALES & SERVICE SM OKED SLICED BACON or <|*M ouo BIG WHEEL LEWIS lb. 39c FANCY T H R IL L M lien t nu Trade Fur The Famous Ysnm No Jnb Too Tough. Hiunolli Perform anrr. We Kell - Kerr tee. Demon•trulr and Trade. CUTS • LOIN ROAST lly Ihmnu K*lr» T ti i- regularly scheduled meeting of the lamgwood Aren ('handier « f Commerce Fin* been postponed ftvm May V to May Id at H p.m, at the Civic League Hiiilding on Church Kl. John Krider, Svmiiiotr County C o f C manager, will la- the guest speaker. Refreshment* will lie served following tin- meeting. W ESTERN • Center Cut Pork Chops lb. 58c ) 39c D U A L IT Y I KO/.EN FO O D S P E C IA L tVINTF.lt GAIIDKN' 22 OZ. ...th a n a P e r s o n a l, C o lo r fu l E X T E N S IO N P H O N E Pamjrcr Mom with tlie voar-round time nrnl stepmm-r—mi extension plume. Clgiiua of color* and alylui, to unit the spot she'd like it most—lx-i Inarm, kitchen, Florida room, patio. To order, call your Telephone Company Bum* Men Office or oak any uilephum; aurvimutm. 8oufhern(& ^ B all FR O ZEN • APPLE • PKAt II • CHKItin P I E S ................................................3/$! Where it’s a plea su re to serve YOU! 25TH. b PARK (Huantily Right* Kexerted) �• 1 *• it Tax Relief Sought lir n t lb W E A T H E R : Pciittorrt! showers throiipli Wednesday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 55-60. For Horse Track C v lO C o a d Department the parking lanes Sanford Ave. be St and Onora ltd • * « Sportsmen's Club up'.’ No meeting months * • folding in six t Kngli'h Kstatds School con struclion now underway . , . School Board still awaiting federal funds in flu- amount nl S1G6.0UO School Board meets Thors Uoutlne .lay afternoon meeting. Deadline for re-erv ationfor the Chamber quarterly meeting is noon Wednesday. Chamber meet is Thursday at llie Mayfair . . Noon! # • » Want a la 'le of Broadway? Seminole High School Dra malic* ('lull putting on Hie hit .how “ Best Foot Forward." Malting time x pin Civil Servile still “ sean mag the field' |,,r a recoinmeml.it ion lor a permanent postmaster tor .Sanford, Conjtressman Syd Herlong. in Washington, told The Herald this morning. Original list of three recommendations was kicked hack to Civil Service. i • • Still no word from the rapllnl on Fern Park Incorpora­ tion . . . . • * • Seinif.Vnlrnm.il over . . . Epsilon sigma \lpha finished job of iK-autifylug the plant­ ers . and now they look dead Aw, rum)1on. * * ( ami Bruce and ficorgll Hall, at Hie Chauiber of Conimerer, still are trying to fig­ ure out this letter of reiplesl from a school girl "Would like the names and addresses of all counties and cities ill Florida. P!r»»e send sooner than possible." t ★ ★ ★ Senate Okays School Head Appointment • • Here Questioned At Jax Stop T ru ce Talks? T W O M A.IO U D E V E L O P M E N T S in the prugress o f S n h foiil wore in full Mvinp today. Top picture shows work beginning on the S an ford Pipeline Co. docks on tin* la k cfron t which is e x ­ pected to bo completed in (itt days. Hot tom picItn o shows gian t 2 ! Ion dijfoslors heitig lifte d atop the sevwigo trea tm en t pltiitl which is near­ • Herald Index Puzzle Society •Sporu „ ill- 1'hc lle ia d i a 41 men answer fuirrotici* ehnrycs. S tit to Hill cot 1$* ill ell L-i a I Jit’ ilium* ilk* u t*t • i "( avail iilili fo r c>m nu nI t his *i»K. 7 'J » 7 Pact I 7 H rl j* ( I I P it — JI WASHINGTON 1 C P I 1 — Tin* lloitsm I*41111111 iM**« on I nAmriimii Aetivitim I *• *t *• > li«i|k«'«L tu wiinl ti 11 a (no day licuiiiiK ott w li i* I li p 1 there* pimtibl Im* furthm rinUi kUoim . tld u i J t 'A N General Strike Hiis Dominican i ■ i*. ilttftAOi* itt Cuba. Plead Ouilty MOSCOW t d 'lt A .X \N lo DOMINGO BOt tlnnim ish busiiiessoiaii and n Soviet j Iran Heputillc ( I l l ' l l — Guv Hcielltist t.a Ia) pleNde.l guilt) to espionage charge* m a spy spertaeulnr involving l r. S, and lliitisli lolelligenee agents and sewn ma'*. American diplo­ ' Confidence Vote T A l . I . A I I ASS’KK Gasoline Tax Id 'll — till' l.r^ltkliitlk i* lllVI*Jfttl}(ilUnK (jimmitU'fl nliirh kfrk«,<l up NtorniA by iliyyifu; intti ftllci'c'l laiiDiihMXUfiis iii >«t.it«? j'rtiHtdft C o u n ty W o n 't G ain I From N e w M e a su re Dem onstration O ff uml ( * o in iii uni t n in tin' \.\ACP hnil an tl f» 'Viili1 M4111day flout a Ii4»um'i uiiii niitU'e. Army Probes 2 Defectors BERLIN r UPh - l lie l S \riti> t o d a y lnve»tigaU'd Cutiimunisl claims tiiat two Xmerican **ddlcr» liave do fertesl to Kaet Germany. The Army confirmed that Imill the men were missing and said that one of Ihein —a captain— had entered Fast German) But it did nut say they had defected. ('apt. Alfred Svonson of Scranton. Pa , crossed into Fast Germany in a jeep on Saturday an I set Benjamin I Cam. disappeared m Ber­ lin last Friday. 50-50 ('hanee ABIDJAN. Ivory C o n s t . 1 t|i Joarph i ipouf, .* C S. government courier who survived a plane trnsli in which at least 53 other per­ sons died, was given a 60-50 chain* of |*»i.tering (coin las Injuries today. .-rmiipni worker* railed a general 'Dike today Hie immediate ihre.it id w.ir wild tl.uB ilisKiputeil. The eonntrv reniiiineil on a war funtini: fiul a|ipeared •alixfled In let Hu i ii go in/ at mn id Aim-ne.m Si,lie* niedi.de Hie dispulc (lie Giiiernmenl Worker* l -.li-rnlluri im.k iidv.inlage id the Bill in war InIk to rail ll.eir lung llirealened <lrike in prut.'*1 a gainst ma-iive firing* which llie gincrriuionl id I'resiilenl J ii a n Bosch i liiiin* are neeexxar) to re cure the country'* failing eiunomic health. The government sitnghl to In „in| Hie strike illegal, but union leader* predicted It would til- at least 7(4 per relit suierssjul. The slrike date was moved ulirad is hmii* In tH-raii*e of union anger over Bosch'* angry atlackr on tin projected walkout A* the war Ihrrnl eased Mull allnu<,'d five political refugee* who had Is'en toil bon d id llie Chilean emha*s) lo leave Hie rUUIItl) alsiaid a plane for New Yolk. Also on Iln- plunr was Hai­ tian I.oelLii Minister Item* Chalmers uho wa* flying tu New 5ork lo pres* jil* conn try'* demand for a t inted Nations Seeurilv C o u n r I I hearing on isimiilamt* of ag gressinn against the Domini ran Republic JFI FKItSON C I T Y , Mo. Tlin clerk sairl there will la- no change in receipts trom 11 l i 1 Catholic pim nta, tern* this tax for Seminole County, purmily s**l ImcK in their hut which, last year, arlu.illv re­ tlo for fii’p rridKfl hliniH fur ceived 137.312 lb, plus lUllhel paiodiia! school r ii 1 I «1 r t* u, Mo»otay m !11«I id f dr nior11tin allo catio n , held by llie Mate t ion etiinthiii*nt» at puidn Hoad Department and ai cirditcal lo Hus county for u liuola liuL pi uru ip» «i at i uitgi't highway iiiiproveinenls in this at lion lut* r. county by Hie Sltll. "llie .senate passed Hie con stituHonal amendment and sent it to llie House by a ltd TAl.LAHASMiK i l 'P I ) i; sole despite warnings by Sell Tom Whitaker, of Tam- Tlie Senate pan’xl und 'cnl tu [i.i, Hurl the formula Is “ in Ha- Hiai.e luday j bill pro­ i >|tnluMr" to the trigger coon viding fur judges rather Ilian juries In *et llie utmuinl id t.es alliirne)* fee* In laud cun I be lull concent* 111* fifth, dciiiriatiun .nil* sixth and seventh cents of j Tile mil- wu» SHU, Hie lax. ot which part i> re Sen Emury Ciu*». Gairus Buried to Hu- counties as the ville, said he believed the “ secondary road tax." iTuinge would rcMili in luwii I’air Study The secondary gas tax (Veil l in k e r , Founty A^ri money i» presently divided alliiruc)* fee*. cultural \re n t. John MeFluit among llie stale’s 07 counties key, presiflenl of llie Seinion a formula based on |e.pu SoutliKuk' l*TO »h»!i * Founly Fair Av*n. ami latum, land area and road New officer* will lie elect­ Joel KtoUI, a director of llie mileage as of llkll. The form ed and installed «i the meet Florida Federation ot Fair* ula was to have beeume de­ mg of Southtide School PTtJ are in (itineivllle for tuo tune t m to be held 7.3t> p m today day* to attend a short course Whitaker said th«- not road A tfieeial musical program on Fair* pre%entei| by the mileage formula is outdated will (m- presented by the stu­ U'ricultural Depart merit at and sought to have it amend­ tho L'nivcriity of Florida dents ot Hie sixth grade. ed to Bail on ground* tiiat the big counties would get more under thl* system The amendment was defeated Sen. Janie* E. Connor, Pr*«iksvil|p, pushed the mea \\ ASIIINGTON IfT *l) — tainty concerning the nmlntusure through easily in warn jng lus rolleagues from (lie IL K o ffii ial* sum today Uie naricn of law and outer in smaller counties that the Male I).*pai 1ment la ordering Haiti, which bus Ia-ell torn by ititc-inul dissension and fuet-d measure wxtuld leave tln-111 the evacuation of alf non-es­ with possiblv military action out in lire cold In funds for farm-'-o market local roads. sential A m i r i c m civilian* from the Dominican Republic. Unit* of the ll, 8. fleet, in The lax is put into construe- from Huiti. Official* (aid the molt wn* tlm P u r i b be a n liave been tIon i.i roads of this type in most ot tire smaller counties. hrilijj taken iiewiM of oncet- Island mg off Du island for Senate Okays Court Cost Fee Federal over the weekend, they said. Two unti were ariesled in a a parent li t niik’ rcApoiivihlt1 ear eoolalning the heroin and **for much o f the heroin tra f­ two others were pirkrd up at l ink \vi mu*; ^tedicnl Center fic ui ilcwntown .Miami in re­ their homes, said Eugene Mar­ shall. head of the It, S. Bureau I'lmttnney. .101 San Mnrcou. cent monthn." Four men eere Aireitnl am! of Nutvutie* here. uml Kau»t I'harmmy, HOT 1( 0,000 worth of heroin »ei/t*d I :.m Se. olid Si i ret. The men were identified a* (hivuld Irrixnry. 'Jit. Uuldo S. Gonzaler., 23, Frederick Knmtrez, 28, and Pablo Y. Perez. l'etez, 35, listed hi* address n* Chicago. The other three melt tire front the Miami area. The men waived a prelimin­ ary henring ami were being held under $10,(HU) bom! each. Thii \i •» rntlv in the mom* mu o f Apt il «7 bunko into ami >tuli» mm id li ft ul lliu I'tirk to-in ii' rhartitacy. « I - a Smith MIAMI f I fPI> — uveHU to*hi they had siuurxheil D o w n to w n L ib ra ry Plans M e e t S et I'hms fur coincrsiu n o f tlti- old |>'“-1 o ffic e tniilifi-ip into ;t c iiy lilu nry w ill bo ilimTisscd ill di’ la il W i’iliit'sday when a i'v|ti*t’i*i.>i it a liv e o f flu* S la te L i­ brarian *' til'five al Tallahassee w ill lie here lo meet w ith t 'i l v M anager \V. E. K n ow les anil o th er city o f ­ ficials. Building plan* for llie eonversion now an. bring com­ pleted b) the city and actual work, estimated (o cost be­ tween $3,0(11) ami f 5,000, will |.e accomplished by city em­ ployes. Wendell Janard, chairmandirector of the Florida De­ velopment I'ommission, nuiic umed at I aBali a-see today tiiat (be transfer of the post office building lo the city lias been ..nni'leled. Illegal Action Charged To Bob van ion of Haiti « ill in* WM in nliiyiiiKf pnullin; f u i t h c r talk5 in tiie Ui tftitti au( ion of Anii'inaii Stiller (U ASi, H earings End? Oviedo Awards Paving Bid Page Page Page Page 4*i l * u \ it I .ho l**i uvillc WASHINGTON I d ' l l — Tlif Dominican RcpuLltiii'piiiteil tiHiiiy to Imiw* imlirat«*i! tiiat it* thiratciiiif in- W \S H IN G T oN \ .v-nale approved eoiisti tution.il amendment ancnl gasoline tax distribution. * bn li brought on a bead .01 c.ash Monday, Will menu lit­ tle or no lung lo Seminole Count). a. curding to Couni) i letk Arthur II. Beckwith Jr Toe clash, according to CPI, was between Ha* small lounio-s which won. and the tog counties as tile Senate 1 xtelllled the present gaso bile lav dl*t I'lbullon for inul.i Bid s (or p a'm g llie L’-'ai foot to the year 21418 ileckwilli extension of N. l-ake J . s.up ilescnlad Seminole as a Ave was awarded Monday a medium sized count) " Page Page Page Page tt4tmi’ll oft it i at The t Tilted States, ill no e f­ fort to woo In.tonesiu away Him. ( ommuiiisl blot- Infirience, hit* provided 1’ieunh-iit Sukarno'* regime viith alooist $.’o million in emergen. ) f.o eigll aid in recent 10.mill*. rnjuested by llie Semln.'k* Sellool Board several weeks Bridge Classified C«inii s Dei \t by Fdllonu! Entertainment (Herald Photos) if fV mi* Iminc lichl in jail thi*n* f«*r tiamvfii to St. A ucurI mic t*» In .Abeyance \ ronstitulion.il amend merit providing lor the ap­ pointment rather than the election of a superintendent of schools (or Seminole County was approved today by the ScijjIc and sent to the House. Sen Mack Ch-vela ml Jr telephoned llie Herald al tinoi) that the measure had p: **ed tlie Sena I p . 'f appioved by the House it will then go to t'e (.over nor lor hi* signature. It a'so will !«• subject to a rofcrrii liram by county voters in Nov­ ember Bail, Supl It T Mow re when apprised of the Senates a. lion, said I am happy that the Senate approved Hu» measure . . ami I -iiw-er* > hope Hie House will do like wise ” Tin- legislative cel tun "a Jim Crowe tell* of excite­ ment around hi* fishing camp last week. One evening a car jumped its chock*tal the pub­ lic ramp atut roinsf into the nvei, completely submerging. A wrecker pulled it out. 'I lien Sunday an over-powered fiihing boat went down and uu* lost. Three fishermen swam to is newI by horyselarat. t jSlit'i Comity VIENTIAN E, l.ao* i d ’ ll — The latest Communist man­ euver* in I .no* appealctl de­ signed today to eliminate or linmstiing intermit muni sup­ ervision of Hie It lice to. the strategic Plnin of Jura. Lots O f Kumls Xulxidy asked me lint Low collie there's a sign on one night try the Oviedo f i t ) wliirli side of i inora ltd Council to Orange I'a v in . and reads street and (he oilier Construction Co ot Winter road ? P a rk in H ir amount of SI .tin Tile council also set Salur Hen J C Hutchison has day us Dog Inoculation Day been named a member of when Dr. George I-.mg Orlan the advisory committee for do veterinarian, will Ire on N As. V s “ spare science" pro­ tic lot behind lb.' t tty Hail gram and exhibit in October between Hie hours ot I and at Orlando 5 p. m to inoculate all togs . • • as required by city urdmame Qualified Seminole County In oilier business Wes high school boy* who enlist Swenson was appointed to lids month In the I ■ 8. Naval serve again as lifeguard at Reserve will las eligible for an the Municipal Swimming Pool HO-day accelerated recruit which i» scheduled to ofen training cruise this summer. the first week in June with Further information i* avail- C. K Buckelcw and Ton) aide at the II. S. Naval Re­ Daniel as managers serve Trailing Center. Orlando. N O . 7(Hi Suspects Bn Dope Thefts IlKItl IN I CPI > \n An*11hill with the reflex.•« of a ron.l niter rescued bis (.crttiao wife floor Communist • held Berlin in 1* daring dn»h to fri.sl -m before dawn Sunday. T w o men mol two women \\.-sl Beilin police »..ot today. u * m* In-inu; t|Ut iiu>ia il t lav iiiiU'Ul nat« 4-la s (Ii*«fN Iuti* Brick Wall \ |*t il 27 hj State Hun an of % at Ja*kj»ouST. i’ BTERSItl'lit. it T i t ,Niiicolics fticrtif2 - - \ state research officer vilh*. it uan icportiil hj I'olice said Monday tiiat ». ientific Ciiicf l!"> Williams » hi* f W 111iati a i. i nan«d stu.il.-a of the led tide have n a. lo-d a brick stall than can ii r ay amUt* infui mid him the only lie breached with more four u ii *• in n^lial v%InI»’ a ■ li'tfedly fktcitlttir 'Hop*!' in a money J.ii Lbouvilli* druy-t o t ing completion. ago. when Milwce cvpa --ol approval, saying tiiat “ it will divorce politic* Irom e-luca lion." In other legislative action today, tile Iloilo' C iuU-i I its mind and passed a loll auth orizing use of the state » fid million public school fund tor higher education eon«truet:on The measure passed the House by Ho ncces»ar> three fifths vole after Hie lawmak­ ers larked on an amendment waking the Binds available for juth.ic stilinol eon si riot ion as well as hulldm, , lor tin versities and junior inlleg.s S A N KOI! I), F L O P I D A Daring: Dash The Sena l e Misee I .mentis 1e ci slat on Coin nut tee ap proved Hu' hill, by Sen Mack Cleveland Jr.. Sanford, set­ IIy LA It BY v f il s h f i . ting up a fixed daily license I ii > Commission an t infur- fee for the little track Hut now it mu‘ t go to malls with Hunt i n represen finance and taxation to detertnttvc* ycslenlny «n ulilil) mine its effect on slab fin­ lines to new building out on ances. Hunt Properly . . . City re­ The hill fixes a flat daily affirmed it* policy no utility fee in lieu of j>ereent.i ge taxservice without annexation atton for liarn e-* tra cks with Negotiations may lie in an average daily p a rim u tu e l pool of less than StQO.IHK). order next The rate is Sl.ooo a day Casselberry also met yes­ for a p<»'l of up to $50,00(1, terday and alter two and a $.1,000 a day lor a pool hehall hours with law suits luicn S.vu.ikk) tut Si.t.iHW and day (or a pool be­ threatening every which way S-Vishi regarding tile removal of a tween $7.5.'"to and Sloo.nou S|Mikesm<-n said the track house without a permit the council got down to business ha' been having .i hard time and derided that the proposed making ends meet. charter would emphasise l)o new taxes be levied without referendum election. • • • State It wiping out on South tween 25th m ini... Progress Work BRIEFS T l'E S ., MAY 7, 19G3 JU'KSON. Mis*. (C P U _ \ Misji'sippt legislative com­ mittee today charged that \tiy Gen Hubert I Kenludv illegally precipitated the racial integration crisis ul the t nlver-Uy of Mississippi. The General legislative In vestigative Cominittre said the President's hrolher bail no legal right to send mar­ The propel ty lout betome shal* or troops to (lie ram pu» and that his doing **> »oi plus willi the compliitluli t||ns, have been II |»>lilieal o f Hm new post office facili­ move to aid Democrat* in ty. The old building, built in ; ti'I.'l. tms ii cun.-tit property last November1* election. The eommlltee. which s|u'nt value of Jh-VJ.iO. -n month* uivesiigaljm: Hm s. pi :mi riot wliiih resulted from llie ailiui»*iou ot Negro lames II Meredith lo “ (lie Mis'. ' made the charge m what It railed a “ complete and factual" final reportTin* committee laid that conscientious effort* by state olliii.il* to prevent violence | were overridden by Kennedy I'tiar lllaiu hard, Negro and a biota I, blundering , Duck diner fruin llerlfiird. group of U. S. depot) marN. ('., learned llie "hard dials nut'' Munday altermain Iti.ii il dm nti'l pa) lu nrder ■ grease jnli al No. 2 fire ■liiliun mi Frrnrh Avenue. 4'lly Judge Kenneth Mclnlm.ll lined Ill ii hard $ 25 I fur reckless driving and de­ facing city property. i \ n : r \\* \v Kit Al. ( F l 'l ) Seem* llhinrliurd. driving 'I lu* 1 ' mind Stiltca today npnna It ink with a sceinul IKii*'ntly of Idled » new Tel star truck riding ‘’piggy-back." roru finmleittiunn ahtel lit a t hut trievl t<» drive inti> the fire tn iy ft;. Hi ti» Ftirope “ llvu** slatiun, demanding u grease tcL \i-iiMii pit tureh n«tr*»jnli fur bis trhirlr. Tile n ull I fiofdon (*ooprr'a fli^lit "piggy-back" truck hanged nit** (t|mrn tievi week. tile top of the fire slatiun If I'kntythinjr arronlim' In filnif, (he 1Tf* Jiiiilfid ilmirwa). Ill.ini hard barked ( 1st.H 2 H ill pick Up f«»lrlip mil trhd again. Another bang. v j,...ii pu"lini’» from the Foil i i Flute* mill heiiftl (hem lo Fire t’hlct .Mach ( levrI.UHtprt ;it the .speed of lijflit. land Sr. said damage In the Ihf now MiU'llite rode into Imlldmg was negligible. Hut m i ** ul 7 'IK ii . iii , KMT today Blanchard paid llie $251 in thi* o*11*#' **f ,i tmftM.l lieliu fine . . . and learned a fire I *4) kvit station and a service sta­ St u iitMln end ritrl) iiidh'ntion are entirely different. l i47n-%wife I fin I *il uppen red to It*" h perfect flfjfht*' (he I Till Grease Job Proves Too Expensive Yanks Orbit New Telstar •>11*•t■**!»4 in u iiivv for lli»* thre**- sinjf* ledfa, l(iiH« \er, offii uiIn decline! I. *t.t v flatly I lull the nalelliti l ad r« iu hi»d ilf jdaniH-tl orbit *'We wtiu|*| Ilki* to Aee It |fo ai muni <mi'ri before w« *>uy th.il/" •'iiiif line a*"in*ntlv|Uni il' Federal Spare Agency raid there wan “ nothing that would irulimte TelsUtr-l! (ias pom* in any direction except t lit* it should Itiiv*' Kobe, «>Uiiny iuuked fine/' I’iiirly Active NEW YOKE (111'l)—Stock* were mixed at * fairly ac­ tive opening today. Haiti Evacuation Ordered se v e ra l day* In TH E FBI Arrests FEC Worker On Sabotage JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — The Fill arrested a stiikiug union member M u n d a y on charge* of attempting to *abotago a Florida Fast Const Railway ( KFC) train Untold V. Thompson of New Smyrna Bench, a to ycai-old member of one of the union* striking the FF.C, was charg­ ed with wilfully damaging and icridcring unsafe rolling stock of the railway. Bond wit* »e l ut $5.uou ami a bearing sched­ uled for Muy 15 at Daytona Beach. Thompson'* arrest was an­ nounced aborlly after the FFO posted $5,bill) lewnril for in­ formation leading to tlie nrie*t, conviction und sentenc­ ing of persons for »ulailage. .Meanwhile, a striking Mi­ ami union official said Im would apply for a $5,110(1 re­ ward and licensed nn FFO employe of seting a fire on FFO properly in tho South Florida city. Tltomn* A. Herndon, chair­ man of the operating onion* oti nttiku in Miami, said bo had statement* ’’from ut least six men" (lint n company sup­ ervisory employe net fire ti) an abullduned i 1.0 building Mnmlay. -tr \ bill « ! unit tax relief to tie Marne's horn* track in Seminole County sailed out of one Senate committee to­ day but landed in another. The bill, if passed, is sim­ ilar to oilier bills aiding tracks of comparative */c throughout Uic state The lo­ cal raceway suffered sever­ ely this pa*t »ea*nn dm* b> bail iu m i Iii r Established 1908 U nited Press Leased W ire VOL. 53 Two Yanks Make New Everest Attempt KATMANDU, Nepal ( I l l ’ ll Two American* and 12 Nep* ale*o Sllerptl guides today at­ tempted another rumpled of Ml. Fvrirst, world's highest peak. The team m I out from an ndvuuen huso camp Monday, reft called by several day* of rest f.dinning participation in tho fiist smeeasful American summit assault May t. Tim men were part of a IDmull American scientific ex. pcdnii.il deployed on tlm Him­ alayan Mountain slope* in at unprecedented team us.-ault on tlm roof of tile world. S A N LORD Downtown Merchants Assn. A N N O U N C ES That the majority of DOWNTOWN W ILL STORES RUM A IN OPEN W EDNESDAY A FTERN O O N S event it be­ throughout the c a m e n e c e s s a r y lo p u l l o u t th e e s tim a te d 1.00(4 A m e r ic a n * in H m ti. Thera weru no im m e d ia t e ) details as lo when the evacua­ t io n w o u ld c ia l b e g in but anno uncem ent piated an o f fi­ tu n ex­ SUMMER M ONTHS z\USO OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ’TIL 9 s h o r t ly . i f �®ftr •unfurl! •rralTi Page 2—Tues. May 7, 'G3 Lawmakers Seek To Halt Repair Rackets (Special to Tho Herald) TALLAHASSEE — The obituary of wholesale home repair racketeering In Florida la spread through the pagra of a dozen laws being consid­ ered by the Legislature. The proposed lews hit the repairmen from every angle: —One would create a state licensing board for contrac­ tors. The board would have the power to enforce legal, ethical end morel standards in the contracting business through Its licensing powers. — Another makes It a crime for a notary public to put his seal on a signature ho doesn't actually witness. — A companion bill provides a penally for signing a docu­ ment as a witness when In fact, the signer didn't witness the agreement’s making. — Still another law would take the power to create local building codca out of the Leg­ islature's hands. Instituting a building code would be the job of the County Commitalon and the county'e voters. — But perhaps the key bill In the Urge package is the 14-page "Home Improvement Installment Contracta Act." It prescribes everything from the form a home repelr contract must take, to the rate of Interest he can chargt, to the licensing of repairmen and finnnceera who buy their mortgagee. Each of the bills is alined at what has grown Into a multi-million dollar crlms in Florida. In Alachua County alone two sister firms bilked the poor and illiterate out of more then a million dollara In mort­ gages In just one year. Scores of * muHer firms were opt-rntIng at the same time, and a few still are trading sub­ standard, low value repairs for Inrgc mortgages. Sometime* they're guilty of merely deceiving the homo owner. Often forgery and oth­ er crimes are intimato pieces of their scheme. Until the Legislature began ading, chances of dealing thini a death blow seemed re­ ntoto, Proscutor* could set against soma of the mors flagrant violators, but Uitir efforts seriously are harmed by the present laws thut are vague on the subject of home repair and mortgage "theft." The proposed laws would provide them with several avenues to push their prose­ cution ovt-r. They aro roads leading directly to the home repair racketeer and hit allied conspirator*. JFK Jars' Pentagon Hospital Notes MAY S Admissions Date* Jaso Young, Lungwood; Charlie Petrusha, Loogwood; Marie Belncrt, DeBary; George Dee, Port Orange; Charlotte Barnott, DeBary; Henry Tamm 8r., Flossie Lawson, Carl Hollen­ beck, Marie Rowes, William Bcdley of Hanford. Discharges Mrs. Grant Clutter and baby, Osteen; Karon Grant, N. Or­ lando; Cora Tbomai, Mrs. Thomas Lawscm and baby, Jimmy Murray of Sanford. M AY S Admissions Phlllla Mora, Lakt Mary; Dtncla Rogers, Virginia; Vir­ gil Rogers, Virginia; Jennie Marcollc, Delores E r i o n , Eliubclh Goode, Mcllneaae Evans, Willie Marlaln, Ben Carroll, Htuie Mae Carroll ol Buford. Discharge* Debra J«»n Young, Longwood; Bertie Ray, Alabama; Warren Ewing, DeBary; Mar­ gery Oglesby, Geneva; Clif­ ford Garrison, Paols; Tliomaa Hanson, Edna Leatherwood, WUHe Johnson, Janie Shoe­ maker, Mary Sonia Kills, Lurlene Msrls, Alice Cam­ eron, Theotreis Jones of San­ ford. MAY 4 Admissions Bessie Quick, DeBary; June Goff, Orlaudo; Iona Meldrr, Viols Kuhn, Fannie Limehouse, Henry Peter* of San­ ford. I Irtha Mr. and Mrs. U-alcr It. Junes of Sanfurd, i. Imy Dierbargr* Gertrude K u h n , Dullary; Mrs. James Crane and baby, Uviedo; Kula Davis, John Phillips, Hooker Miller, lleriilcr Jaeubs, Imuise Rlalr, Nathan Garner, Mrs. Wade Shraly and baby of Sanford. funnily with Jta own defensa view*. W^ilte House and Defense Department sources denied there was any mystery In the new move, regarding It ns a normal development. Kennedy disclosed that he will not reappoint Adm. George 11. Anderson as chief of naval operations, but In­ stead will jump Adm. David L. McDonald, (id, aver five senior officer* into tlie top Navy post. Anderson, lop military man in the Cuba crlsli Iasi fall, enda bis twoyear term Aug. 1. Gen. Uurtii E. LeMsy, Air Force chief of alaff whose future has Iwen a subject of ■peculation, will be reappoint­ ed. But hie second term will be for juat one yeer rather than two. He end* his first term of two years on July 1. Both Anderson and LeMay have differed from their ci­ vilian superiors In the While House end Defence Depart­ ment on several major de­ fense fssura—tha TFX war­ plane contract, the Hkybult mitsllu end the KH7U war­ plane, for example*. But they have don* ao through official channels, in their own services, In the Joint Chiefs of Staff and be­ fore congressional committee*. BoUi are 66 and thus sever­ al years from retirement age. In Kennedy's selection of McDonald, obaurvere say evi­ dence that a sudden decision lo make the high i-uinmatid change must have b e e n reached. Me Dmmid, who became a four-Mtar udmirul April 1, had barely unpacked In Lundun to take over Ills new assignment as oummandrr in chief of U, 8. naval forces in Europe. He pievlously was comman­ der of thu U. H. titli Fleet In the Mediterranean, having succeeded Andersen 23 months ago. Jewel Shortening 3 LB. CAN LIMIT I 38 WITH IS UUDI.lt d ip Ja p SUPER MARKETS documents. Most home repelr mort­ gage* taken by racketeers are signed in blank and witnessed and notarised sometime Inter by persons who didn't sec the signing. Und'.r Senate Rill IPS intro­ duced by Sen, Mathews, a notary who doesn't lake rea­ sonable precautions to be sure the person signing a docu­ ment is the? true maker could l>e jailed for six months. This clause hinges on negligence. I f the notary puts his seal on a document knowing that it is fraudulent, a five year pris­ on term and 16,000 fine- could result. Under House Hill 438, it is a misdemeanor fur a witness to sign something he didn't actually witness, and perjury for a notary puhlic to attach his oral to such a document. The final law uriBer consid­ eration, Is a revision of the mechanics lien law. It passed the House recently after a stormy discussion. The revision wuuld make it more difficult fur a supplier to attach goods used In con­ struction, and would make the builder more responsible for paying for them. Homo repairmen who op­ erate fraudulently In Florida frequently collect for the ma- would have power to put the nffrnder out of buslm-M, The licensing ft « would be nominal. Violations of the act could bring a |2.r,0q fine and revo­ cation of the license. Representative A. J. (Arch) Thomas of Starke, say* he be­ lieves Hous* Rill 431, a lar­ ceny law, Is a key part o f the Legislature's home repair pro­ gram. Thin bill makes It punisha­ ble by 10 year* in jail and a 86,000 fine to fraudulently get a signature on a document, Including home repair mort­ gages. The penalty extrude to persons who try to collect on fraudulent paper, A similar bill was entered In the Srunte by Ken. John Mathew* of Jacksonville, a strong proponent of i emulation for the home repairmen. The .Mathews bill is hii amemlimul to the .title'* lurccuy statutes and carries a penafty of five years ami f 10,0000. Mathews’ bill Is In the Judiciary "11” committee. The House bill is ready for its second reading. Resting In the I.abur and Imluitiy Committee of the Semite is the bill that would license- all contractors In Flor­ ida by the ntate. It was intro­ duced Thuisday. ■ Pulitzer Shuns Drama Award :V' ' - WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy has jarred the Pentagon by ordering the third shakeup in the military high command in three years. A surprise White House announcement Monday also jolted some congressional sources, who private­ ly claimed the administration sought to assure con' Commerce and Reciprocal Trade and the Finance and Taxation committee*. Another House Rill makes It Illegal to sell a mortgage until tin- job that guvs rise to it "is substantially com* plated," The bill is in theHouse Committee on Llunks ami !.oan». House Dill 430, also in the Hanks and Loans Committee, would lie a blow to the infa­ mous balloon payment. According to the bill, unless the mortgage states in Urge print at the top and bottom that it is a balloon deal (one with a large final payment) the hnlloon clause is inactive. Instead of the lust payment, everything left to pay will be paid o ff at a reasonable monthly rule, without further Interest charges. Many mortgages taken throughout the state by the repair racketeers require a final balluon payment of sev­ eral thousands of dollars. Also being considered are two bills that directly effect notary publics, and Indirectly the homo repairmen. As the law now stands, there Is no penalty provided far a notary public who en­ dorses a fraudulent document. The same goes for persons who sign as witnesses to ths Perliapa the key bill among the dor.en being considered Is the Installment contract* act. It was Introductd Thursday In the House of Represents,Uves and referred to the Com­ mit. ee on Finance and Tax­ ation for study. The same- bill was introduced in the Senate Wednesday and sent to Ju­ diciary " A " committee, Tho contract prescribed In the bill must contain the en­ tire agreement between tha home owner and contractorno more vague and incomplete wording, according to tlx? law. it also tightens thc reins on deals to exchange work for permission to put n sign on the property or a list of prospective customers. All such denis'would bo approved by the statu comptroller. In the past, many such deals have turned uul to be something tli-«?. The form prescribed for the rontract would do away with all "hidden charges." Tha In­ terest rate would hu limited to 10 percent. And no contract could be legally signed ill blank. ' Tim act provides for lic­ ensing all home finance agen­ cies and home Improvement contractors by the comptroller. If inequities In any operation are found, tha comptroller WI100? — No great anowy owl, he. It's air­ man l.C. LuU Kodriguez, of Kncinltofl. Calif., utmigmnl to Air D e f e n s e Command equudron, Wuveriy Air Force Station, Juwu. He'd nliowti at mid­ point of a r>0-mlle hike in utilizero weather. (Made it, too, in 14Vg hours). Courthouse Records Hull* Filed Fed. Nat’l Mtg. Aaso. v». Wiliam Lamb, mtg. fcl. Fed.Nat'l Mtg. v*. Wyman FHpps, da l, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat’l Mtg. Aun. vs. Dale Williams, d a l, mtg. fcl. Connecticut Savings Bank of New Haven vs, Howard Harris, etal, mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. va. Rich­ ard Bollinger, dux. mtg. fcl. Ridgewood Savings Rank vs. Cecil Buchanan, dux, mtg. fcl. W. I*. Fed. S. and L. v*. James A. Neal, etal, mtg fcl. Sylvanla Electric Products, Inc. v*. Charles E. Gormley, 111 mtg. fcl. Fed. Nat'l Mtg. Assn, vs William J. Jameson, «tu s„ mtg. M . Robert W. Hill, etal va Inez Meredith, mtg. fcl. First Fed. S. and L. of Orlainlu vs Douglas Bilodeau, mtg. fcl. North American Mtg Corp. vs. Hubert L. Richmond, etux mtg. fcl. First Fed S. and L. Asia, v- Minnie G. Francis, mtg fcl. McCouglian Mtg. Co„ Inc. v* Aaron C. Washburn, mtg. fcl. National Slate Bank of Newark vs Lori-n K, Lyuns, etal, mtg. fcl. Evangelical C o v e n a n t Churdi of Orlando, v* A. N. Andrews, etux, etal, Fed. Nat'l Mlg. Assn. vs. May E. .Miller, elvir, mtg. icl. T C. Huger* vs Clarence Hagan, d a l. Icl. Win. W. I'. Fed. S. and L. v* la mne Derry, d s l, mtg. M . Russell House Movers, Inc. vs. Arthur Lee Wilson, fcl. Icin. lkiwery Savings Usnk vs Joseph Gibson, Jr., etux, mtg. fcl. NEW YORK (U P I) Licensing would be super­ vised by a seven-man board made up of persons in tho building Industries. The board would have pow­ er to Investigate any license applicant. A license could be denied on the basis of bail j character, integrity or incotnpi-tency. Violation of any building code in the slate could be gruunds for revoking a license. Cost of the license would bo only $2u, but it would in­ sure llie machinery to keep illegitimate operators in cluck. Already pussed by the House,, and before the Senate for approval, is the bill thut would giw- cadi county per­ mission to institute a building code without the I-egslalure's approval. It require* a referendum in each county concerned, accord­ ing tci an amendment tacked on It by the House. Another bill in the House is a companion to the building code law. It wits introduced by Rep, Thomas. It would give County Com­ missioners power to license contractors and examine them to be sure they are compe­ tent. No licensing charge Is provided for, only n check by the County C'omniis-iun. The bill was sent to the — recommendation* o f thu ad­ visory board." It was noted (but the award is designed for a play representing "in marked fashion tha educa­ tional valuu of thu power ol the stage," Two posthumous prises, u furor over an unbestowed drama prise, and a public service award to the Chicago Dally Nuwe highlighted the announcement Monday of the 1063 PullUer prises in Journaliam and the arts, Tlio’ Dally News received a gold medal and a citation for a aeries "calling attention to the Issue of providing birth control services in the public health programs of its urea." William Faulkner, chroni­ cler o f tha Imaginary Yoknapatiwpha County In Minis alppi, who died July 6, 1DC", wus cited In fiction for hie humorous, earthy reuilscencr, "The Reivers." lie had ruceivcd an award ill 1065 fur hla novel, " A Fable." Alsu honored pratliuniuuely was Dr. William Carlos Wil­ liams, tho pod physician who died In Rutherford, N. J. Iasi March 4 at tha ege of 73. He was cited for his book of poems, "I'icturus from Breug­ hel." John Meson Drown and John Gamier, the two mem­ bers of the drama jury, resigned Monday with state­ ments that tlm members ot the I’ulltser Advisory Hoard had rejected their choice for the award; Edward Albee’a "Who'a Afraid af Virginia Woolf T" A spokesman fur Columbia University said only that the trusters had "approved all the It was thought the advisory board might have considered A 1bee's cathartic ami vehe­ ment drama outsldo these qualifications, it waa the sixth time since the prizes were established In 1317 that no drama award was given. Three newsmrn from the New Ymk World Telegram & Sun — Sylvan Fox, Anthony Hhipiion, and William Longgood—got prizes fur report­ ing under drudlinu pressure for their coverage of March 1, 13112 o f an American A ir­ lines pinna crash at New York's International Airport. Ninety-five persona died in that tragedy. Ccrnpllcatlng coverage of that story was the crush on newspaper stuffs creeled ths seme day by the vast welcome and ticker tape purude given Lt. Col. John M. Glenn, tho astronaut. In editorial writing, Ira H. Ifarkey, editor of tha 1’cacagoula (Miss.) Chronicle, was honored for Ills work during the Integration crisis created when James Meredith became thu first Negro admitted as a student to the University of Mississippi. Other prize* in journalism: — Nuliunal Reporting: An­ thony Lewis of the New York Time* fur hi* coverage in 1362 of the U. R. Supreme AR EA DIRECTORY AIR CONDITIONER II. B. Pope Co., Inc. For The Finest Vesr Around Weather Conditioner FKDDKKH Sale* — Service ZOO 8. 1'srk Ave. .Sanford FA 2-4234 AUTO SERVICE IIAKItY A lU IU S IN S U R A N C E AUTO A PROPERTY INSURANCE All Linoa Written Ilrinir Yuur iiinimiiico PTuMcnw To Us — BALL-BLAIR GULF SERVICE AGENCY Tires - Hutterics • Accessories 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2 564’ Road AAA Service SANFORD, FLA. 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"This is the beginning ol a new and better organisa­ tion with strength which will bring progress and greater effectiveness in the fight against inhere ulus is am! res­ piratory diseases which is our sole reason for exist­ ence,’ ‘ said President Jim Lee, Lee noted that the local TB and Health Assn, began IB years ago with A. U. Pelson Sr. as it's bead. John Collins, area director of the Central Florida TBRI) Assn, spoke to the group on the advantages of having the central group of counties join together to work more ef­ fectively. He pointed out live amount of administrative, auditing, accounting and bookkeeping work necessary for the many organizations, and noted, "Disease d o e s n ' t care where you live. We base a Job to do and llie best way to do it is to get together, lu-gct county tines, think in terms of the whole area, and the people whom we serve with be greatly benefitted." The slate of officers for next year, as read by nomi­ nating chairman Mack Cleve­ land Sr. was elected unani­ mously. Tile group voted to keep the present slate which includes the following; Jim Ix e, president; Mack Cleve­ land Sr., vice president; Mrs. C. E. Hunter, secretary and Mrs. Nancy Steele, treasur­ er'. Executive board members arc Mrs. J. N. Azzarello, Don Fletcher and Mrs, W. W. Tyre. Directors arc Hubert Besserer, Mrs. James Brookshire, Carroll Burke, Mr*. Herbert Collier, Mrs. Helen Constan­ tine, Mrs. L. O. Cox, Mrs. Grctclien Crowell, Mrs. W. A. Forward, Mrs. Margaret Gull, Mrs. Ralph Howard, Mrs. W. L. Harvey Jr. W. J. Hartley. Hay -Slaton, Robert Earns, Mrs. J. It. Kootcbon, Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. J. I. laird. Mrs. A. J. Peterson Sr., Mrs. Irving Pryor, Mrs. n. 11. Ruby. Mrs. ]|, S. Rowan. Mrs. Charles Sims, Mrs. Mary Skisluk, Mrs. Robert Wade and Mrs. J. W. Yarborough. BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U P I) —Police dispersed from the city jail Monda) night all ap­ parently organized gathering of about 5oo Negroes protest­ ing the hardships of juvenile racial demonstrators in a jail compound. Some ol the Negroes threw stones at newsmen in the floodlight-bathed street but 31) policemen with nightsticks moved forward and cleared a two-block area. The Negroes had streamed into the street in front of Ihc jail, located in a Negro resi­ dential area, from nearby houses. The) had heard re­ port* that hundreds of Negro youngsters, among Hie ap­ proximately 850 persons arrested during an untlscgregalion demonstration Monday, had been forced to slantl in the jail yard fur several hour* waiting lu be proerised and bail liven caught in a thunder­ storm. Many were late get­ ting supper. Jail ollirial* said that the arrested demonstrator* had been fed and bedded down as quickly ns possible but many were still In the yard when it rained. "W e can’t control the weather," one official said. New- protest demonstrations were catted for today to con­ tinue a segregation protest campaign begun April 3 by Negro leader Martin l.uther King Jr. King had accused white merchant* of reneging on promise* to desegregate lunch counters, change hiring practices and set up a bi-racial committee to discuss rac­ ial problems. "You mother* must come out and join your children In jail." the Rev. Ralph Aln-rnathy told one of five mass meetings .Monday night. Rurke Marshall, assistant U. S. Attorney General for civil rights, met Monday night with a four-member hiracial group that tried to work out a plan acceptable to both Negro and white com­ munities Ibid would end rac­ ial alrife. Melder Infant Service Today Funeral services were to be hold at 2 p. m. today in Cbristmus for Michael Robert Melder. Tlic infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melder of 20P4 E. 27th St., he died shortly after birth Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. Services were to be field at graveside in the Christmas cemetery. Gramkow Funeral Home was In charge of airangcmcnts. Complaints arc twice as ef­ fective if you don't appear rude or angry. NINETY-FIVE residents and VIP* of the Limit­ er Detroit area were irueat* hint weekend of Mucklc Pro*, at Deltona. They flew in and re­ turned by chartered airliner, (till Farmer (right), Deltona ifcneriil munayer. outlines plan* for the new community to William A. Ho»s (seated). Dearborn Guide owner and publisher, ami Kul|ih H. Guy Jr. (renter). Dearborn city attorney. (Herald Photo) GOP M oves To Halt Unemployment Plan WASHINGTON (U P I) — House Republicans callrd at­ tention today to an anti-dis­ crimination regulation in an effort to defeat an administra­ tion plan to boost aid for communities with chronic unemployment. In a minority report accompan) ing the $11.7 million authorization hill, a group of Republicans printed the text of an anti discrimination reg­ ulation which governs use of facilities huilt with federal aid under the area redevelopment program. The regulation, published Jan. 4 in the Federal Regis­ ter, previously had received little attention. Because it is "a comparatively new addi­ tion" to Hie program, the Re­ publicans said they reprinted the text "fo r the benefit of members who may be inter­ ested." Without expressing any Vet Threatens President's Life SPARTANBURG, S. C (U P I)— A veteran of all four branches of the armed forces was sentenced to one year in prison Monday for throatcning the life o f President Kennedy in a series of let­ ter*. Virdell II. Willingham. 73, of Winnsboro. wrote the President three letters seek­ ing his assistance in re-en­ listing in the service. The last letter said " I hope to hear from >ou soon or I will Me you through the scope of a high-powered rifle." A Secret Service agent ar­ rested Willingham last Sept. 9 and he was confined in the Atlanta federal penitentiary hospital for observation Psy­ chiatrists judged him "sane and capable of executing a plan." Authorities said Willingham had served in the Marine Corps, Air Force, Navy and Army, all under different names, within a alx year per­ iod. view on the merits of Hit- regIllation, the GUP report call­ ed speellic attention to two of it* provisions: —One that bars racial segregatinn or other such discrimination in nursing home* built with the program's help. Hie attention focused on this could make it more difficult for Democratic leaders to fine up v o t e s from Southern Democrats. —A provision that exempts from the anti-diicriminatton rules all hotels, motels or other fscililies intended lor occupancy for periods of less than 30 days. This could make it more difficult for Northern Democratic liberal* to vote against an attempt to write a tough'd anti ■ discrimination amendment mto the bill. Adoption of such un amend­ ment would, In turn, make it still more difficult to win Southern voles lor the U'gitlulion. Ollier congressional news: Restrictions: The H o u s e Committee on Un-American Activities hoped to wind up a two-day hearing on whether there should be further re­ strictions on travel by U. h. citizens to Cuba. The com­ mittee, as usual, refused to disclose (he Identity of wit­ nesses will) would appear to­ day. Art Exhibit An art exhibit by student* of Seminole Count) ’* Negro schools will be staged from 4 to 8 p. m. Friday and 9 a. m. lo 8 p. m. Saturday at Hie American Legion Hall on West I3Ui Street, Golds­ boro. according to Willicrt Smith, county art co-ordmator. Accept or refuse miitutions promptly, to give Hie hostess a break. FOUR CENTURIES OF FLORIDA HISTORY went portrayed by the fourth yrmle at Grammar School a* they presented a play depict Iny Floralii under the rule of lhe Indian*, the Spanlrth, French, Enyli h and finally, Americans. Uotorful costume* and flay* created an aiithentie ntmospnere ns the state, flay, salty, flower and bird and capital were saluted in *ony. The playlet was under the direction of Mrs. Naomi Durham, teacher. (Herald Photo) Tax Cut Could Aid State Revenue WASHINGTON (U P I) — State and local tax revenue* in eight southern states would increase by $324 million a year If a $10 billion federal lax cut i* enacted, according to a Treasury Department es­ timate. The Increase predicted would not reach tills mark un­ til the full Impact of such a federal cut Is felt in about Hirer year*. Estimates for Hu- slates was made by Hie Treasury Department at the request of Sen. Paul Douglas ID-Ill.) chairman of Ihc Senate-House economic committee. A committee stall estimate earlier predicted lhat a S10 billion tax rut would mean an increase of about $lo bil­ lion in the gross national pro­ duct. The Increase in luxes, orcording to the estimate*, would atem from an Increase in personal Income ,unl pur­ chasing power. Un u percentage basis, the slate and local laxe* would increase Iroin the Il*i2 level ol $4 5 billion ot about Hie same rule In all southern stales. Percentage increases would lie the highest in Florida and Alabama—* |>er ccnl in each cute. Florida's I!*i2 stale and lo­ cal revenue of uhoiil $1 bil­ lion would climb $79 million and Alabama's would jump $32 million from the $115 mil­ lion collected in 10U2. States listed in Hie 7 per cenl bracket were Georgia, North Carolina, South Car­ olina, Tennessee and Tennessee, increase of $35 million over $511 million, Virginia, increase of $43 million over $ia>4 million. Vir­ ginia, On a dollar basis. 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Telephone yo u r Chevrolet dealer fo r any type o f tru ck. HOLLER M O TO R SALES CO. Cor. 2nd & Palm etto SANFORD. FLA . FA 2-0711 + - �Worth A New Look The trend to Ret rid of parking meters seems to bo growing, with Fernandina Beach the latest Florida city to abandon them — at least for a trial period of six months. City commissioners of that municipality just north of Jacksonville ordered 250 meters to be taken out of opera­ tion in answer to a request from re­ tail merchants, who consider them detrimental to business. Thus it seems that a full cycle has about run its course for these curbside machines, which first were used sparingly on main thorough­ fares in an effort to speed traffic tum*over but then proliferated all over the place. Despite specific court rulings that parking meters could legally be used only to regulate traffic and never for purposes of revenue, many Florida cities, towns and hamlets blithely ig­ nored the courts and erected meters alongside sido streets, alleys, parking Peter Edson "Hey, W atch It! That's a Deadly W eapon!" lots and every place a frustrated mo­ torist might seek a parking place. Originally, it was hoped that use of meters on main streets and aven­ ues would encourage personnel of stores nnd offices to park on offstreets. leaving spaces available on the thoroughfare for customers. Eventually, however, areas at a con­ siderable distance from the business section, even those in strictly resi­ dential neighborhoods, sprouted me­ ters. The only reason, of course, was revenue. Certainly turn-over of traf­ fic was not involved. Downtown merchants in Florida cities, who have seen parts of their trade drift off to shopping centers with ample and free parking lots, mny l>c grasping at straws to certain extent by protesting parking meters. Nevertheless, a new nnd sharp look at the mutter seems in order in many cities. Political WASHINGTON— (N B A ) Resumption of civil war In Laos will give a lot of peo­ ple another chante to say "W e told you *o." The moral is that it’s Im­ possible to make a deal with the Russians or any other Communists with any expectatlon they will keep their promises. Seeing The Fo rest... You can find a flock of people these days who steadily pronounce their dovotion to distant "good cau­ ses" but somehow manage to avoid showing much human concern at close personal range. The notion seems to be strong that if you advocate sweeping attack on human social ills in the large, you don't have to care what you do with ths humans you meet faco to faco during the day. Louis Kronenberger, a former drama critic who is now a visiting professor of English at Stanford, says far too many intelligent educa­ ted folks have in fact made a "com­ plete substitution of social morality for personal ethics." Not surprisingly, In writing of this in Horizon mugazlne, Kronen­ berger takes examples from the theater world he knew so well. But he means his assault to bo brood. Of ed­ ucated liberals practicing "pure es­ capist morality,” he says: "These people do steadily, quite early in life, what the hard-fisted rich used to do very late: they pay conscience money. But today’s, un­ like yesterday’s, Is not paid retroac­ tively in leisured remorse. It is payas-you-go penance." A perfect example is the actor who is so busy discussing the hu­ mane causes he believes in that he never remembers to ask his friends how they feel or whut they are d<>inng. Kronenberger bikes it farther and says flatly that many "sociully conscious” liberals claw each other to pieces even us they spout noble sentiments in support of social ad­ vances. "How ultimately great is the gain, to bring up children with no preju­ dice nguinst race and with every sympathy for the poor, if they are to have no scruples against backstabbing nnd un utter apathy toward fair play?” Evidence is plentiful in support of Kronenberger’s contention that personal morality is in steep decline. Thoro is altogether too little caring at close range. What too mnny bleeders for "hu­ manity” fall to grasp is thnt their devotion to good causes is a jerrybuilt structure unless it is founded on n grent mound of earnestly pursued little causes. Morality is not divisible. I f it in not seen the same way in the circle around you as in the orbit of grent affairs, then you are not really prac­ ticing it at all. Malaysia New Trouble Spot HOMO KONQ (UP!) - Communist Chins, which al­ ways objects to IntenrenUon by other countries In Aslan nation's affairs, haa made known Us displeasure over the prospective new nation of Malaysia. State Chairman Liu Shaochi baa expressed the opin­ ion that the proposed Mala­ ysian federation la a "trap of neo-colonialism." Millions of Chinese live In the territories which will form Use federation next Aug. 31. Peking's official opposition to the plan appears to be devised more to appeal to OUR BOARDING HOUSE 8AM11 6MOULD MAVfc- 1 KNOWN YOU JACKACS SAY, MA30W,When' FOflAKTY TOLD WOULD BE 6PVIN6 DO YOU feWCtPOUT i tAG you wena o n ' ON ME/NOT A VACATION WHEN TUS 6TAU-S A T WORDOETMIS TO POSARTVd «AO*CS Z WAGTMCRB ' MARTWA OR I'LL 5HOP? I DROPPED; T0DAV.A1A30R! DCCAP ITAT 6 .YOU 4 0 MOW COME in Yem ejtm Y WI1M AlY OCO [ VOU CHECKOUT AND YOUV4C«& CAVALRY 6WOfTOf, MERE EACM M14»N6 LllOb tMS flYfi -CttiX A.M . WltMTHE Wo r m in g . 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Tbs Jlsrsid Is • ivsnibcr or tho United I’rsss which Is snllllou ssclutlvsl/ to ths use for rspubllcoUon of Ail ths local nswa prlnlad tn this aawspapsr._________________________________________ No part af any material, haws or advertising, of thla edition a f Tba Hanford Herald may ho reproduced In nay manner with­ out written permission of tho publisher of Tba Herald. Any Individual or firm raspoasibls for oush reproduction will be coosldsrsd as Infringing an Ths llerald'a oopyrlaht and will bs bald liable for damages under ths law. 1'uNllelisd dally ssrept Ha|urda>. Sunday nnd Christmas; puMlehad Saturday piscesdlng Christinas. sympathetic factions and to illr up trouble thaa to pre­ pare the ground for any for­ cible obstruction, either dip­ lomatic or military. In the opinion of Commun­ ist affairs observers, Peking esn mske use of the conflict­ ing currents surrounding MsIsyiis In foster Just the pro­ per degree of friction smong neighbors whose previous re Is lion t havo been peace­ ful. Peking's aland is carefully phrased lo make maximum advantage of Indonesia Pres­ ident Sukarno's well known feeling* on the lubject. Thus, l.iu Shan rill's speech at Henpaiar, nail, no April IS. staled according to the official New China News Agency: "The Indonesian govern­ ment oppose* the neo-colonlaltst scheme for Malaysia and supports the people of North Kalimantan in their struggle for indrpcndance and freedom. The Chinese govern­ ment and people resolutely support the just stand and great effort* of President Su­ karno and tlie Indonesian government, and are confin­ ed (hat such efforts will sure­ ly achieve satisfactory re­ sults." To have said merely that the Chinese government op­ poses the Malaysia scheme would have been lo throw away a diplomatic opportun­ ity of the first order. Quot­ ing Sukarno approvingly fur­ thers Peking's alma much more efficiently. Hy declaring its opposition to Malaysia, Peking also cur­ ries sympathy with lha Chin­ ese in Singapore, who face the prospect of being a min­ ority in the emerged federa­ tion government by a Malaystock government To potential sympathisers In the Borneo territories, Pe­ king apeaka of Malayan Prime Prime Minister Tengku Ab­ dul Rahman's "ambition to reduce Brunei, Sarawak and North Boreoo to colonies of the Malayan federation." The men in Peking are con­ fident that the new federa­ tion will be open to Infiltra­ tion and subversion by Red agents, and that the lack of experience In self-govern­ ment will expose the new na­ tion's potential economic and political stability to undermining. , Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Lois did a right-aboutface after shs was shocked by her net score on ths "Tesasgem Test" mention­ ed below. Marrird folks can also profit from that test, since It shows yon how ma­ ture you are emotionally. Alas, many married folks are still acting like spoiled b r n t a and grandstanding kindergartaera! Kate your­ self and see! CASK P-432: Lois L., aged 16, la the headstrong girl who feuded with her aunt over her household chores. "Or. Crane," Lola confessed to ms some weeks later, "1 am ashamed of myself. "Fo r now I can see how childish 1 must have appeared to my aunt. She gave up a good position In an office to come and taks the place of my mother, who had died. "Vet I was hostile and unco­ operative. I felt revengeful and actually went out of my way to causa her more work. "And it « s i Just hrrnusa I felt she was trying to run my Ilfs fur ms. "Rut after I received your Test For Teenagers' nnd rat­ ed myself, I got a real shock. "For when I subtracted my Demerit score from my Merit total, I had only 21 points. "Mines ths norm for • 'Kindsrgartner, Emotionally' was 0.21>, that meant I rated at ths level of n kindergarten child. “ A t first, I wouldn’t believe the test! After I cooled down, t took It to school end my science teacher used it on ths whole class. "Then I found that many of tho girls rated not only 'Sen­ ior High, Emotionally’ but two of them were in tho 'College Level.* "As a result, I decided may­ be 1 was the one who was out of step. So I began to culti­ vate more kterita end elim­ inate some of my Demerits. "TVilhin just these past four weeks, 1 have raised my rat­ ing till last night my net score showed 67, which means I am up to 'Senior High' rank. "And I Twllsre within an­ other month or two 1 can even reach lha 'College Lave!.' "M y aunt Is delighted at my progress end I know 1 am much less of a problem to her since 1 have begun to grow up emotionally." This "Behavior Test for Teenagers’’ is based on what ws consider to be emotional maturity. Even you marrird folks might very profitably take Uiis same test, for many hus­ bands and wives still are re­ tarded in their emotional growth. It is thus possible fur a man to be 6 feet tall, 21 years old, nnd a rtilb-ge graduate with a good Job, yet he may actually be at the "Junior High School" level, emotionally. In fact, some supposedly "Kindergarten Level" In their mature adults era even at the emotional development. Thus, many "only" children who have been coddled by nursemaids and governesses, may try to throw temper tan­ trums after murriage and act as c h i l d i s h as pre-school youngsters. Roms parents w i t h t h i s "spotlighted" buckg r o u n d , thus resent sharing the lime­ light with their own young­ sters. Mothers, as well as father*, may thus be Jealous of their own offspring, even to the point of abnormality mention­ ed tomorrow. So be aura you keep a file of the various Rating Scales offered you by the progressive editor of this great newspa­ per. For the modern newspaper la pioneering In the field of Human Relation* via this mrdi-psychologlcal column. These educational booklets help you see yourself as others look at you, and often prevent d i v o r c e s , delinquency and school drop-outs. So send for that "Teenager Tret," enclosing a long stamp­ ed return envelope, plus 20 cents, lies It even though you are marriedl U may shock you! (Always write to Dr. Crane In rare of this srwapaprr, e n c l o s i n g a long stamped, addressed envelope end 20 rente to rover typ­ ing and printing costa when you send for one of hla booklets.) Phil Newsom Soys . . . Castro Is Admired As a Socialist Revolution­ ary, I'rsinier Mohammed Ben Bella of Algeria frequently lias expressed his admiration for Fidsl Castro. But at ths head of a new na­ tion almost totally dependent upon Western help, partic­ ularly from Francs, hs has had to temper his public ut­ terance* with assurances that Algeria has no Intention of stifling private enterprise or abandoning tho agreements which Isd to its Independence. Next to Castro, tho man moat admired by Ben Bella probably is President Carnal Abdsl Nasser of ths United Arab Republic. This month, on separate occasions, he will play host to both. DesplU the dlft amities. he can point out to both that be haa been an apt pupil. After a relatively alow start, ha can say that he haa eliminated from public Ufa most of hla political opposition and made himself the control­ ling figure In the government and in Algeria's single politi­ cal party. H I s peasant management committee* have taken over more than 2.6 million acre* of Algeria's richest farmland, and the government has seis­ ed scutes and enterprises, in­ cluding movie houses and hotels. Eventually, It is planned that more than aix million acres of land will bo collectiv­ ised, with tho profit* divided between ths state and the peasants. The heavy hand of govern­ ment has fallen both on Mos­ lem end French owners, de­ spite French protests that such action violated the ac­ cords by which Franc* agreed to Algerian independence. Ben Bslle alee haa declared that he does not Intend to let matters rest there. II* has said that Just as Cuba aolvsd its problems, "so will we solve them." To demonstrators cheating "proflu*re Into the sea" in downtown Algiers this week ho pledged that Algeria will have "socialism a la Castro." It seems fair at thla point to recall that Castro also promised land to ths peas­ ants, that hs declared "wa are not CommunisU" and that h* pledged not to confiscaU private industry. It is also fair to point out that Ben Ball* operates under enormous pressures, from ths landless poaaanU, from the two million unemployed and from ths sUU of hit treasury which could not operate with­ So why did the U. S. get booby-trapped? It may be granted that al­ most a year's relative peace In Laos has been gained since the cease-fire and the Geneva accord guaranteeing neutrality went into effect and U. S. miliary advisers were withdrawn. Thla, how­ ever. la not the whole case oo which American policy on Laos la built. When President Kennedy took office, ho had three choices on Laos. The first was to abandon the country and let the Com­ munists take it over. The second was military intervention in which U. S. troops would take part in a long and difficult Jungle and mountain guerrilla action to drive the Reds out of Laos. The United States was al­ ready involved in military support of South Viet Nam against Communist infiltra­ tion from North Viet Nam. This operation is still far from successful. That left only the third al­ ternative, which wa* to seek a political solution. And when Russia's Nikita Khrushchev agreed with Kennedy at their Vienna meeting that Laos should be a neutral, independent coun­ try, It looked like an out. It was a risk. But It was worth taking—to gain time If no more. Roving Ambassador Averell Harriman was assigned to the Job. After IS months of negotiations, the Geneva ac­ cord guaranteeing the neutra­ lity of Laos was signed by 14 free world. Communist and neutral nations on July 23, 1U62. But now, as Undersecretary o! State for Political Affairs, Harriman has had to return to Europe to try to salvage Laotian neutrality. Russia and the United Slates blame each other for the breakdown. The chain of events leading up to the new crisis appar­ ently began when Prince Soupbanouvong's Pathet Lao Communists in norther Laos attempted to take over the neutralist forces of his halfbrother, Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma. Col. Kctsana Vongsonavanh, co.nmander of neutralist forces in the central Plain of Jars, was murdered in Feb­ ruary after he had ordered arrest of Pathct Lao support­ ers who had shot down a U. S. foreign aid supply plane, killing four Americans. Pathet iLao prevented (lie ar­ rests. A1I this year there has been Intermittent raiding by (he Pathet Lao against neutralist forces in the Plain of Jan. Reports indicate that fewer than 100 men are involved in each of these forays. Uut they have the impact of ma­ jor battles. Notebook The Pathet Lao are believ­ ed to number about 20,000 troops plus an unknown num­ ber of North Vietnamese who, in violaUon of the Gen­ eva accord, were not with­ drawn after the coalition gov­ ernment was aet up. Neutralist forces are sup­ posed to number only about 2.500 under U. S. Armytrained Captain (now Gen­ eral) Kong Le. He had led a revolt against loyalist forces under Prince Phouml Nosavan, a former premier with pro-western sympathies. Ilia army of about 60,000 men is still In the rich and most populous Mekong valley area of southern Laos. They Importance Of Canal Stressed By Krider By Frances Wetter The fact that Seminole County, now, more than ever, needs to develop Its natural resources was emphasized by John Krider, chairman of the St. Johns-Indian River Nav­ igating Committee at last Thursday night's meeting of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce. Krider, stressing the Im­ portance of building the pro­ posed St. Johns-lndlan River Canal, said, “ We cannot de­ pend forever on the defense dollar. Water is now hauling one third of all commodities and is the fastest growing means of transportation to­ day. Therefore it Is more im­ portant than ever that we uti­ lize what we have here. "AU major cities are situ­ ated on water. In Florida the only large city not on the wa­ ter is Orlando and we. here in Seminole County, helped it grow. It hat been pointed out that Seminole could become the distribution center for the whole of Central Florida if our waterway* facUitica are developed," he *aid. Calling to mind the fact that Houston, Tex., one of the nation's major seaports, is at least 60 miles inland from the Gulf of Mexico, Krider said, "Think of the possibilities we have here only 30 miJe* away from the Atlantic!" In closing, Krider surmised, "It will take some work . . . it will take some years . . . I don't know whether 1 wUl make It or not but I do be­ lieve the canal will come. We will know more after the en­ gineering survey la complet­ ed." Attention FORD OWNERS Quotes I thought city baU needed a flushing out. —Mailman Noel Volz, 31, aft­ er he turned on fire hoses on four floors of San Fran­ cisco city ball. Let's go fellows, come along with roe. —Wounded refugee to Com­ munist police, as he climb­ ed over Berlin wall The foreign policy of the United Slates must be made by the United States. — President Kennedy, to American Society of News­ paper Editors. Potted Mums In Bloom APRIL - MAY Parts Special! GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55 Ea. GENUINE FORD ALUMINIZED M U FFLERS 1919-51 35c Up Grapeville Nurwery 2221 Grapstllle Ave. FA 2-6666 “ Scott* Dealer" * 6 65 FORDS $994 1952 - 61 FORDS GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS out more than f t million per day from the French. In a land where almost every man owns a gun and it willing to use it, h* must show tom* progress. $545 EACH GENUINE FORD OIL FIL T E R S Barbs 57 - 62 Ford 4 Falcon * 2 40 $205 EACH By Hal Cockraa Ths fellow who is smart enough to hasp a cheerful outlook eventually has plenty to b* cheerful about. 54 • 56 FORD ORD EACH W H EN Modem youth fa slowing down, according to a high school principal Wo hope lit In hla dad's car. have not been demobilized because there has been no move for unification of tho three armed forces under tho coalition. If Undersecretary Harrlman's diplomacy in Europe fails to effect a peaceful solu­ tion of the new .Laotian crisis and a military solution scemi inevitable, Gen. Phouml'a army i* an ace In the hole for the West U. S. troops have now been ordered to Thailand, The U.S. Seventh Fleet ha* been or­ dered to tho Gulf of Slam. This puts the situation right back where It was when the Geneva Accord negotiations began. 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When some alarmists sug­ gested this could be one of their off-years, M a n a g e r Ralph Hunk said not a chance. When questions were raised about Whiley Ford’s arm, the Yankee manager said don't worry. And when anyone asked when Mickey Mantle would start hitting, Ilouk always said soon. It looks as if he was right on all counts. Technically, the Yankees are tied for first place in the American League today with the Kansas City Athletics but the A'* had better hurry up and get a picture of that be­ cause that situation is subject to change on abort notice. Haring their musclca for the first time in weeks, the Yankcci rattled off IS hits League Leaders United Pres* International National League Player & Club Alt R. II. Pet. Covington, Phi] 58 t4 23 .397 F. Alou. SF 98 19 37 .378 White, StL 102 19 36 .353 Fdwards, Cm 71 7 23 .352 Howard, LA 92 13 32 .348 Dcmeter, Phil 74 12 25 .338 Altman, StL 9t 12 30 .330 Vlrdon, Pitt 67 3 22 .325 Ccpeda, SF 101 17 34 .327 Wine, Phil 49 3 16 .327 American league Player & Club AB It. II. Pet. Causey, KC 68 11 36 .382 Yastrz. Bos 76 13 27 .313 Leppcrt, Was 32 6 18 .346 Robinson, Chi 64 13 29 .343 Wagner, LA 68 13 33 .337 Allison, Minn 67 18 29 .333 Fox, Chi 82 16 27 .329 Schilling, Bel 79 13 26 329 Charles, KC 92 17 30 .336 Kalloe, Det. 99 IS 32 .323 Horn* Runs National League— Aaron, Braves B; Cepeds, Giants 6; Mays, Giants; Baliey. Giants; F. Alou, Giants; Banks, Cubs; Snider, Mets; Demeter, Phils; Covington, Phils; Ho­ ward, Dodgers all 5. American League— Wag­ ner, Angels 6; Nicholson, While Sox 6; Howard, Yanks, 6; Pepitone. Yanks; Powell, Orioles; Held, Indians; Aliiaon. Twins; Osborne, Sen­ ators; Hinton. Senators all 3. Run* Bitted U National League— Boyer, cards 23; Aaron, Braves 22; Covington. Phils at; Cepeds, Giants 19; Fairly, Dodgers 19; Fdwards. Reds 18; F. Alou, Glints 18 American league— Allison, Tw ms 29 Nicholson, While Sox 19; Osborne, Senators 18; Battey, Twins 18; Charles, Athletics 17; Wagner, An­ gels IT. Pitching Natfcvnal la-ague— Wailsburn. Cards 3-d; Simmons, Cards 4-0; O'Dell. Giants 3-0; O'Toole, Reds 6-1; Sanford, Giants 3-1. American I-raitm— Fisch­ er. Athletic* 3-0; Stock, Or­ iole* SO; Cheney, Senators 4-1; lVna. Athletics 4-1; Her­ bert, White S n 3-1; itakow, Athletics 3 t. and ran up their highest run total of the season Mondaynight in crushing the Detroit Tigers, 10-3. The Tigers ended Ford’a string of scoreless innings at 20 when they got to him for three runs in the fourth Inn­ ing but the veteran southpaw still registered his t h i r d straight victory even though Jim Bouton relieved him in the seventh. Mantle enjoyed a perfect night by driving in three runs on three hits in as many times at bat. With the Yanks leading 4-3, he slashed a tworun homer off loser Hank Aguirre (3 3) in the seventh to make the score 6-3. Tom Trcsh, who also col­ lected three hits, then un­ loaded a three-run homer off reliever Paul Foytack In the eighth to cap a four-run rally. Bobby Richardson also had three hits and drove in two runs. In the only olher American l.cague games scheduled, the Chicago White Sox beat Kan­ sas City, 5-1, and the Los An­ geles Angels snapped a four- NEW WALLOPER game losing streak with a 3-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Only one game was played In the National League, with the Pittsburgh Pirates down­ ing Ute Los Angeles Dodgers, 7-4. Gary Peters of the White Sox, given his first major lea­ gue start, made the most of it by limiting the A's to four hits and belling a home run himself. Peters tired after eight in­ nings, however, and Jim Brosnan, picked up 24 hours earlier from the Reds, re­ lieved him in the ninth and set down the A's In order, striking out two of the three batters he faced. Southpaw T e d Bowsflcld suffered his fourth defeat against one victory, yielding 10 of the White Sox* 13 hits, Including homers hy Peters and Mike Hershberger. Aibic Pearson drove in four of the Angels' five runs against the Twins by connect­ ing for a pair of doubles, both times with the base* loaded. By Alan Mover — A /Y G £ £ S # a *f£ a ea r/ V *£ *rx SEE A S X> AAt'E M S SU/GG/A'S 5/GHT S E T F A E T ry A.GA. ^ Ay rAcdzA A,i Mo v e tjtai ro /3 /A £ AAGEA eeu _ CAAM£ : WAt.i TA/* AAtrO-M. lEAAiM CAtTOPPAASQ ' AOM£A* /A A ftA t.pf& tr tA/96f, aiAA/h EA E dA M PA£**tP cafe *t Y£/!A, AS woMp aP. TAE /A A 2a p PEACE r/£ M rA 3 7 /A rA e a c /a * aojm fltA *-S T K £££>££> 2 f 8 . m m e ia iMdtnM kf FMlanl Ip 15 Year-Pro Grid Vet Bobby Layne 'Quits' PITTSBURGH (U P I) Bobby Layne, one of the Na­ tional Football League’s greatest quarterbacks, has decided to quit and devote full time to hia family and business. Layne, a 13-year veteran of NFL warfare, made his disclosure in a letter to Pittsburgh Stceler Coach Buddy Parker after a season which aaw him set career records in four passing cate­ gories. The Stceler* disclosed Layne’s retirement plans Mon­ day. The 36-year-old Layne, who now lives at Lubbock, Tex., was an All-America football player at the University of Don't answer a formal invi­ Texas. He began bis professional tation by phone. Wrile your football career with Hie Chi­ answer in the third |>orMtn. cago Bears in 1918 but was traded quickly to the old New York Bulldogs. From llicre he went to De­ troit for seven seasons and played his last five cam­ paigns with the Stccicra. Layne holds NFL marks for most touchdown passes (196), most passes attempted (3,700), most passes com­ pleted (1,614) and most yards gained passing (36,778). Widens Lead DUNK DIN, Fla. (U P I) — Jack Nicklam, collecting $13,00O for hi* victory in last weekend's Tournament of Champions event, has widen­ ed Ills lead in the Professional Golfers Association moneywinning standings with total earnings of 933.713 for 1963. Pearson's second d o u b l e came off Bill Pleis with one out In the ninth and broke up the ball game after Zollo Versalles had singled home Bob Allison in the top of the In­ ning to put Minnesota ahead. 4-3. Dan Orinski was cred­ ited with his first victory and Kay Moore charged with bis first defeat. Johnny Logan's pinch sin­ gle with the bases full ‘ cli­ maxed a four-run rally In the sixth Inning that gave the Pi­ rates their come-from-bchind victory over the Dodgers. Logan's shot to right field cim c on a 3-2 pitch by Don Drysdale and snapped a 4-all lie. Jim Gilliam's throwing error made three of the runs in the inning unearned. Drysdale, a 25-game winner lost year, now Is 2-3. Joe Gib­ bon. who relieved Pirale starter Bob Friend and was relieved himself, posted bis second victory without a defrat. Frank Howard toe M l id* fifth homer over Forbes Field's left field scoreboard in the third. Standings United Press International American league W. I.. Pet. Kansas City 13 10 .600 New York 12 8 .000 Boston 11 8 .379 Chicago 13 10 .515 Baltimore 13 11 .512 Cleveland 9 9 .500 13 14 .481 I joi Angeles 10 in .417 Minnesota 10 15 .400 Washington 9 IS .375 Detroit Today's Probable Pitchers New York at Detroit night —Stafford (1-1) vs. Mossi (21). Boston at Baltimore night— Conley (1-0) vs. Robert* <03). Minnesota at Los Angeles night — Perry ( 00) vs. U m> (2 1 ). Cleveland at Washington night—McDowell (1-2) v*. Os­ teen (0 2). Chicago at Kansas City night— Uuxhardt (1-1) vs. Huzhardt (1-1) vs. Wickersham (1-1). Wednesday's Game* Minnesota at Los Angeles, night Chicago at Kansas City, : ight New York at Detroit, night Cleveland at Washington, night Boston at Baltimore, night National League W. L. Prt. 14 8 .awi Pittsburgh 16 11) .615 St. Louis San Francisco 16 10 .013 13 11 .523 Chicago 13 13 .500 Milwaukee 1 12 .476 Philadelphia Los Angeles 12 14 .462 10 12 .453 Cincinnati 9 15 .373 New York 8 17 .320 Houston Today's 'Probable Pitcher* Pittsburgh at Chicago — Cardwell (1-3) va. Jackson (33). San Francisco at Milwaukee — Marichal 43-2) vs. Burdette (3-2). Philadelphia at New York night — Mahaffcy (23) vs. Jackson (2-). Houston at Cincinnati night —Nollebart (3-1) va. Turkey ( 00 ). I at Angeles at St. Louis night — Koufax (2-1) vs. Washburn (5-10). Wednesday's Games Philadelphia at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago Navy, Civilian Tourney Set The fifth annual Navy-Civ- ticipant! and their gueata will Ilian Tournament will l># held be feted with eocktaile, a buf­ at the Mayfair Country Club fet aupper, dancing and plan­ ned entertainment. Sunday, May 12. Tea time* and pairings are A field of approximately 130 golfers will participate in ai follow a: Number One Tee the event. The civilian team, 11:16 — li. Maiicsowaki-G. in pas I years lisle dominated play; the Navy team led by learurn; D, JUtmllmi-J. Pal­ recently rronwej Mayfair A»- mer. 11:22 — P. Wcrner-II. •ociation Champion Bill houlk Grier; J. Allen-8. Powell. are enthusiastically looking 11:29— K. Turbctt-W. Bow­ forwaid to a long awaited vic­ man; It. Cleveland-K. Brad­ ford; 11:36— I). Ord-lh Epps; tory. Play will commence at 11:15 C. Thompson-II. Kpps. 11:42 — a. in. with liis last foursome P. Weber* E. Higginbotham; T. teeing o ff » l approximately Finncrty-K. Fite. 11:49— H. Hanrilto-A. Wester; A. de1 )>. m. Friday evening May 10 a Franee-B. Walker. 11:66— C. gala pre-tournament p a r t y Fitton-A, Carruwuy; B. WareWill be held at the Mayfair II. Sherwood; 12:03 — II. Inn Hotel. Commencing at Foulk-J. Spencer; A. Fennell1.30 p- Ill- the louiiiaimuit par­ IL Bing. 12:lu— J, TulJy-W. A. Patrick; C, Meahier-D. Wright. 12:17— B. CoptdandH. Abramson; G. Biiiups-F. Harrington. 12:24—R. WilsonA. Blacken; B. hWell-F. Durzo. 12:31 — (>, Clemens-P. Krueselir; P. Burnhutn • J. Jernigam 12:38—8. Ryan-II. Hutchison; J. W. Smith-A. McCallum. 12:45— 8. BtanulJ. Cox; II. Jordon-A. Stafford. 12:52—J. Plquin-K. Hurr; C. Cixowski-lt. Simus. Number Trn Ter 11:13—Ken Sandnn-G. Nice­ ly; T. Covllt-C. McKibbcn. 11 :2 2-L. Zok-II. Brooks; B. Mureiand-J. Dickey. 11:29—K. Koikey-H. Klinefelter; G. Watera-D. Bach. 11:36—11. Daffron-P. Duncan; B. McGregorIt. W. Herron. 11:42—T. MrudB. Juruigau; G. liaujip-B. Kiwanis Nips Shrine In 1st Night Game Klwani* toppled the Shrine Club in Sanford Junior le a ­ gue play Monday night In the first night baseball game of the season. With the aid of civic clubs and the city, Municipal Stad­ ium was converted into a baseball field to allow some 30 to 40 night game* to be played. On hand for the opener was Mayor Tom McDonald who threw out the first hall as well as business leader* and other city commissioner*. In the game. Kiwanis open ed up with two runs in the first frame and was never headed. Baunicistcr hurled for the victor* allowing only three hits. In other Junior Loop action. Sanford Atlantic defeated George’s 7-2 with Mike Fer­ rell gaining the win on the mound and Yowcll’a, with Skippy Senkarlk and Billy Miller hitting homers, roll over Locomotive Engineers, 21-4. In men's softball l e a g u e play, Me Haney b e a t out Chase, 14-4, and Badcock tripped Wilson-Maier, 9-6. Was Thieatened Paslrano Says NEW ORLEANS (U P I) — The Federal Bureau of In­ vestigation checked today In­ to a threatening phone call which heavyweight boxer Wil­ lie Pastrano said he received shortly before a Las Vegas bout last Saturday. l ’ aslrano, a native of New Orleans who now lives in Mi­ ami, said an old acquaintance in New Orleans threatened In Hurt or kill his wife and chil­ dren if he went through with and won his fight against Wayne Thornton. He won the bout. The Imxor called atlnrnry Sain Monk Zeldon hero anil Zeldon had police arrest Vin­ cent Ilono mo, 27, a former preliminary boxer. In connec­ tion with the alleged threat. Zcldon said Pastrano was very upset about the rail. Pastrano rallied in the last rounds to defeat Thornton al Las Vegas. A return match is being scheduled. An F ill s|Nikrsman said aq investigation was being made to determine " if there 1* a Violation of a federal law." Zcldon said he did not know why Pastrano was threatened. "Someone must have made a pretty good hot," he said. Pastrano and Zrldon arc long time friends. The attor­ ney quoted Pastrano as say­ ing he knew Bonomo but had not seen him in about three years. • fjf GanforS Tues. May 7, 63— Pnpe 6 RrralB Seminoles Shave Legs, Set New Swim Record Shaved leg* assisted the re­ lay team of Seminole High In setting u now state record for 200-yard free stylo in the stale Class A championship swim meet Inst Saturday at Gainesville. Jack Ivey, Richard Mayer, John Mills anil Jim McGuire placed first in the preliminar­ ies with a 1:37.5, two-tenths of n second slower than the state record. The boy* shaved their legs for the finals and racked lip u 1:37.1 to set n new state record and take first place in the relay event, Ivey started and got a good lead, McGuire extended the lend, Mills extended it further and Mayer extended It even further. The boys will receive medals ns first place winners in tills event. The entire Seminole boys Kingswood Paces Men's Softball Baseball Play Kingswood Builders with an 4-2; Rotary. 3-2; C. P. O., 3-4; impressive 7-0 record holds Elks, 2-5 and Civilun, 1-5. down first place in tho Men’s Softball League while Wil­ liams Restauiant is in first in tho women’s division with a 8-0 mark. In second place in the men's The Friday evening Sanford league is Longwood, 6-3; McHerald Mr. & Mrs. Bowling Kaney and Wilson, 4-4; Badleague will start Htcir sum­ coek, 4.5 und Chase, 0-8. mer schedule tills week, Fri­ Second place in the women's day, at 6:45 p ut. league is Jet Lanes, 3-5 fol­ Prior lo the start of aetual lowed hy A & W. 1-7. league competition, there will In Utile Mupor League piny, lie a very brief meeting for Yowell's holds down first with the purpose of electing offi­ a 7-0 murk followed by Stand­ cers. 'Hie league will begin ard, (lit, 4.3; First Federal directly following the meet­ 44; Chase 3-5 and Dicometive ing. Engineers, 1-6. Al this lime there are fif­ In the American League, teen couples registered to Perfection is in first with a bowl in this handicapped lea­ 5-t record followed hy Navy, gue which has proven to he 4-3; George’s, 3-4 and Sanford one of the most popular In Atlantic, 3-4; and F l o r i d a the Sanford area. Stale, 1-6. In Junior L e a g u e p l a y , Shrine is In first with n Ml record followed by Kiwanis, Summer Loop Slale Set swim tram placed fifth in a field o f 20 teams in the state meet. Bandy Kicluirds, the only girl swimmer to qualify for state, placed fourth in tho 100-yard breast stroke, gain­ ing enough points to place tho Ban font girls swim team in 10th place, Tho boys 200-yard medley relay team, Robert (Con) W il­ son, Jnrk Elam, Bill Hender­ son und Gary Ganas placed ninth in tha preliminaries with 2:09. They did not make the finals. McGuire qualified for the fi­ nals in tho 66-yard freestylo with :24.5. In the finals lie placed fifth with :24.2, This is a new Seminole High School leant record. Mills swam :56.6 In the 100yard freestyle preliminaries to place seventh in state. Mayer swum a 5:03 in the 400-yard freestyle preliminar­ ies to place ninth in the state, Sandy Richards qualified in tho 100-yitid iifeusUlruko pre­ liminaries with 1:26.6. This is a new Seminole High School tram record. She swam 1:27.7 in tlio finals to place fourth in state. Ivey took third place in div- Ing with a total o f 252 point* in nine dives. Unified Balk Rule Seen Wins Award MONTREAL (U P I)-P Ic rre Pilots of Hie Chicago Black Hawks nulpollcd two mem­ bers of Hie Stanley Cup cham­ pion Toronto Maple Leafs to­ day in earning the designa­ tion of Best Defenseman in Hie National Hockey League fur Hie 1962 63 season. U’h Lawful TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — A bill mnklng It lawful to kill a dog that kilts sheep or poultry was Introduced today by Sen. Luther Tucker, Crowfordville. NEW YORK (U P I) —Basehall Commissioner F o r d Frick will Inform league presidents Warrrn Giles and Joe Cronin today that he feel* llte balk rule should Tty ths iwwtst thing is besUni— lie called the same way in bolh Hie National and Amer­ — Cumuli'* Puvh Button Uectil* ican Icagupf. Shift. Corns in tar I demonstntion. Tills does not nrrrssarily Wa ll msks you a “push buttoa mean Frick Is in favor of casing the rule. On the con­ pilot'' quicker thin you can up TUbed•imncd." trary, he was already laid, "1 am in favor of enforcing Gateway To Tho Waterway the rules.1 RORSON .So far tills season National S P O U T IN G GOODS league umpires have called 301-H-H K. 1st. SI. 96 balks while American Pit. FA 2-5961 la-ague umpires have called I V I N K U D l 84118 4 IM VfCI only eigtit. THEDtPEMDUUI BUILTBYDODGE! I Green Says He’s A Holdout U)S ANGELES (U P I) — Dissatisfied with not being traded or played regularly by the Cleveland Indians, out­ fielder Gene Green says he is a "holdout* and doesn't want to return to the team under present conditions. "Maybe it's the biggest mistake of my life," the 29 year-old player said late Monday night at the House of Sergus Hotel. Hu stayed it. Iais Angeles while the team left Monday for Wash­ ington. At the start of the three game scries Friday between the Indians and the Du An gelrs Angels, tin- Los An­ geles-born Green let it Inknown that he would like to play for the Angels. T H IS IS TH E D IG R C X '. S it . . . Addition OK TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Sen. J. Emory Cross, Gaines­ ville, proposed legislation to­ day authorizing an addition to Ihe University of Florida football atadlum and air-con dtluming of Uie university In­ firmary. Khedden. 11:40—A. AnUr-B. Blllhiiiirr; D. Chirlle-G, Hard­ en. 11:56 — II. Dem«nt-E. Hunt; K. Kharp-B. 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Wrralfi Joyce Fox, Lynn Lyon Jr. Married At Ormond Beach sage of white carnations, 'flic | Following the ceremony, a groom'* mother wore a yel­ reception was held in the Fel­ low print jersey dress, with lowship Hall nf the Church. white accessories and a white i Decorations included ar­ carnation corsage. rangements of gladioli and mums and a seven branched candelabra. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Afice Van Laarhovcn and Sirs. SI, L. Walker. M in Joyce Pearl Fox, daughter o( Mr. and Mra. Wil­ liam Maxic Fox Jr.. 1308 Mi­ ami Avc., Holly Hill, and Lynn N. Lyon Jr., »on of Mr. and Mra. Lynn N. Lyon Sr., 26.0 South Kim Ave., San­ ford, were marrird April 28 at 1:30 p.m, at the Ormond Heath Melhodiat Church. Her. Louie B, Blackwell, pailor, offieiilcd at Ihc in­ formal double ring cere­ mony. The church wa* deco­ rated with altar baskets of gladioli and muma. The bride wore a atreet length drcn of white chiffon and lacc with ilioulder lip veil and carried a noicgay of pink ruica anil while mumi. Mia* Gayle Van Laarhovcn, of Ormond Beach, inaId of honor, wore a powder blue chiffon over lacc, blue acccscurie*, nosctlp veil and car­ ried a noiegay of pink rose* and pink mum*. Ile*t man w a a William Maxie Fox 3rd, brother of the bride. The bride’ * mother wore a blue silk taffeta dress, with white accessories and a cor­ Graduate VAH-9 Wives Plan Honored A t For a short wedding trip on Hie Kasl Coast the bride chose a three piece beige suit with white accessories. The groom is serving with the U. S. Army and left this week for a lour of duly in Korea. Sir*. Lyon will reside with her parents until her husband return* from oversea*. Out of town guest* includ­ ed, the groom's parents and brother* and sister*, Sir. and Sirs. Lyon, Patti, Janie* t.'harle* a n d Thomas K. Lyon; Sir. and Sir*. Frank GaNun, of Orlando; Sir*. Blossom GaNun, Miami, and Mr. and Mr*. Richard .Smith, of Sanford. MK. AND MBS. LYNN N. LYON Jit. Honored A t Stork Show er By Linda Smithson Mr*. W. ft. Meek Jr yvas honored with a stork shower, recently, at the home of Sirs. Starlin Galloway, In Oviedo. Co-hostesses were Strs. Bry­ ant Hickson and Sirs. Howard Hunt Jr. Game* were enjoyed and prize* awarded to Mr*. Har­ old Lyle* and Mr*. L. L. Faulk Jr. Other guest* were St me*. A. Bidder, A. A. Daniel, A. 11. Bay. C. E. Hickson. Rich­ ard Smithson, Boh Ward, Beane Ward and Jim French. Miss Sandra Wright wa* guest of lionor at a gradua­ tion dinner party, recently, given by Mr*. Harry F. Cushing and Sirs. W. A. Pat­ rick. Tlie party was given at the Cushing home and the clast color* of green and while w i c a r r i e d out in decoration*. An arrangement of carna­ tion* and ferti accented with Queen Anne’* lacc adorned the desk and the mantel held a lovely creation of apple bloitomi and daffodil*. The guest* were teated at card table* centered with ■mill arrangement* of earnsHum, Queen Ann'* l»cc and fern and place card* were miniature diploma* tied with green ribbon. Following the dinner, g*mc* were played and interesting prize* awarded. The honoreo received a gift beiullfully wrapped in green and while. Invited guests were the Misses Peggy Powell, Linda Sue Williams, .Marianne Hum­ phrey, Barbara Miller, Joan Jones, Linda Slills, Linda A l­ len William*, Carolyn Turner, Linda Hltlcll, Susan Tamny. Sharon Giles, Judy Bunion, Pam Jones, Susan McCall, It beda Kpdein, Louise Hig­ ginbotham, Patty Johnson, Diane Beasley, Dandle and Alicia Wright and Mrs. J. D. Wright Jr., mother of the honorcc. Members of Ihc Zeta XI Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi celebrated Founder's D a y with a luncheon at the May- Enterprise Personals By Helen Snodgrass Members of the Senior and Intermediate SI.Y.F. o f the IlnriK-tt Slermirinl .Methodist (.'hlirih ii(-eiiui|innied by Rev. nnd Sir*. Fred Foster and sev­ eral pnrent* attended the pic­ nic at Alexander Spring* Sat­ urday. There were representa­ tive* from all six .Methodist I liurehrs in this ami. CURL OF THE YEAR award was presented to Mra. Joe Corley Jr., cen­ ter, by members of Zeta Xi Chapter of Retn Sigma Phi at the annual Founder’s Day hampiet. At left is Mrs. Robert Morris, social chairman and al right, Mrs. Fred Wilson, who was named Valentine Girl earlier this year. (Herald P h o to ) DeBary Personals Future Projects Dinner Party Named Mrs. \V. R . M cel; Hy Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. and Mr*. P. McCartney nf High Bunk* ltd. W. have sen visiting their daughter, Mr*. Albert Hindlo of FunsterVllle, Pa. Guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil­ nf Align Vista entertained Mr. liam Denning of Azalea Dr. and Mr*. Charles Barker of wen- their sou and daughter- Chicago Height*, III. tld* pa-t weekend. in-law, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Mi*. K. Gray of Honitu ltd, William Denning of Davis has hud us her guest Miss Mathon A ir Base, Tucson, Beatrice Peterson of West Palm Beach. Arlz. Mrs. John Callahan of Shell Mrs. Allen Duflin of Shell Rd. bail a* her recent guest, ltd. visited her son und his her son-in-law, Maj. John Sul­ family, Mr. ami Mr*. Bruce livan of Redstone-, Ala., who Duffin of Toronto, Canada, will tic leaving soon for Ger­ and grumlxon Rh key for time many, with Mrs. Sullivan and weeks. their seven sons and three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bur­ roughs of Sloatsburg, N. Y. and Mr. and Mrs. Churh-s M. Conklin of Suffern, N. Y. vis­ ited several DeBuryitcs from Suffem nod near by communi­ ties in New York Slate in­ cluding Miss G. Ilurvvoith of Columbine Trail nnd Tom Lev­ itt of DeBary Dr. Recent guests of Mr. and Mr*. K. P. I’ieno of Verona, Pa. were Mr. nnd Mrs. James McKinley <,f Winthtup, Mu*s. Mr. and Mr*. A. I., Sains of Palmira Dr. visited their daughter and her family tills past weekend ut Weal Pul 111 Bcnrh. Mr, am) Mrs. Glenn Reeder dates set for future projects, reports given by the chair­ men anil letters read. Warm welcomes were extended to two newcomers lo the squad­ ron, Mrs. J, A. deGanuhl and Mrs. G. L. Atkinson. A spe­ cial guest was Mrs. E. L. Fil­ bert, a former Iliad Owj wife. A Bon Voyage wa* wished for Mrs. D. F. Munduy who left for Eurujie to join her Mrs. Hit-hard Gtceson and hualiund and Mrs. K. D. bug­ Mrs. W. L. Merritt were culer was presented a farewell hostesses for the monthly jircscnt. meeting of the Norman do MR. AND MRS. W. R. VINCENT HR., Mnplu Other* allending were Vere Howard Chapter of tbe Avi!. Sanford, celebrated their 25 wedding an­ Mine*. J, L. .Shipman, A. F. United Daughter* of the Con niversary with a family dinner at tlie home of Reno, D. G. Use. N. U. Mar­ federacy at tbe Gtceson home, shall, R. II. Cooke, J. I . Mc­ Mrs. Vincent’s mother, Mrs. Alma Ncesu, on 1908 Mellonville Ave. Cracken, T. B. Wood, W. I. Country Club Road. Their three sons, Don, Tom Mrs. Merritt, president, Lewi*, R. A. Wing, A. O. nnd Rill with Ids wife, Harharn, were among tho presided at the business ses­ Karnes, P. A. Monroe, G. L. 12 members of the family attending the cele­ sion. Mrs. David Caldwell, Thompson, and T. E. Qulllin. bration, (Herald Photo) chairman of the nominating Later In Hie week Mr*. W. committee, announced that I. Lewis enlerlalnrd Hie Hoot Mrs. A. W. la-e would serve Owl Wive* with an evening of as recording secretary to fill bridge al her home. The Hie vacancy created by Hie ladiei were served cokes, resignation of Mrs. Lots Tay­ coffee and apricot liar*. High lor. score award for tile evening Kcw-Kaxy Sheath was won l>y Mrs. ft. II. A memorial service wa* .Sew il quickly , , . wear il held for Mr*. A. P. Bandy Cooke, second high hy Mrs. everywhere! The w o n d e r A, F. Brno and low hy Mrs nnd Mr*, Lottie Nix. Resolu­ sheath that is so becoming lo tion!, were read by Mr*. W. Mr*. Agnes Keltl presented T. K Quillin. Others attend lining figures. II. Kirby and Mr*. A. K. Rosthe program ut tbe General Ing were Mines. B. D. liarNo. U3U with Photo-Guide nip, B. A. Wing, J, D, Mo­ setter read Ihc list of Civil Frozen vegetables are the Business and Civic Depart­ is In sue* In, 12, II, ID. 18. War vclerun*. loney mid I). G. Tise. "hottest” item in cold storage 20. Bust 31 lo 40. Size |3, 32 ment meeting of Hie Sanford Mrs. Merrill read a pm-in these clay*. The ISDA reports bust, sleeveless 3'* yard* of Womnn’a Club. entitled "Confederate S o l ­ LI billion pound* in ware­ 33-inch. dier." Mr*. F. E. Koumillul house* on March 1. That's a Mr*. Krill spent some time To order send 30 cents ill spoke on Hie .Semi-Centennial record for that time of year. In Europe while her husband coin* for each pattern to; and uave n summary of the Heading (he list of frozen was on a tour of duty with Creative Woman history of Sanford and con­ vegetables were green peas, Sanlurd Herald tho Air Force. She showed tent* nf the General Sanfurd sweet corn and lima beans. Box 438, Midtown Station picture* of historic and In­ Memorial Library. And snap beans were al nearNew York 18. N. Y. Other* present were Mines. record level*. teresting scene* In a n il Print name, address, style Mr. and Mr*. William Halm Martin Brain. L A. Hrumley, around I’arl*. France. iium her and size. W. P. Fields, CLuyle Hern­ of laimbardy Bond, Norlb Or­ Mrs. Donald Middleton was ART BROWN don, G. E. McCall, Edmund introduced n» n new member lando, recently retehralcd BEST CONTROL Meiicll, It. B. Monroe, B. L. and Mrs. H. N. Sayer, of llieir silver wedding annivers­ Termite* & Oilier Prsts 1J39 Perkins, W. A Perry, M. It. Gainesville, was a gueit of ary with friends, Mr. and tola Strickland, W. It. Dyson, A. Mr*. Grady Duncan. Mr*. W. 2fi0! PARK DR. It. Wallace, R. R. Wright anil M. Grninkow Sr., president, Mrs. Floyd Greene at a din­ 322-8865 SANFORD ner purly. Ia?e, gave n report from (be stale Tlie ItnIni's, originally from convention. Sim staled Hint New York, ruin*' to North Or­ Mr*. R. C. Knight, ChiiluMr*. K. D. Pierce, a stiler of lando a ye»r ago. They have ola, and her daughter, Mrs. Mra. L. D. Hastings, was en­ three sons, Alan, who recent­ lamise Saxton, and daughter, dorsed by the state a* a can­ ly cclehraled Ilia Mith birth­ Janie, of Miami, recently didate for first vice president day, George and Billy. spent tlie weekend at Mr*. of the National Federation, Mr. Hahn Is Fire Chief in Knight's Lake .Mill* home. which will ineel this summer. Die North Orlando Fire Dept, A group of friend* surpris­ Mr*. Boy Partin, chairman, and is active In the Civic ed flic visitors with a panic and her committee, Mr*. O. As»n. Ills main community lunch. Ttiose attending were M. Harrison, Mrs. Lorraine SA N FO R D ’S MOST M ODERN F U L L SERVICE B A N K project nt present is working Mr. and Mrs. George Zim­ Graham, Mr*. II. It. Crum­ on the building committee for mer, Mr. and Mr*. Hu) Carlley, Mr*. Charles Kauffman, * Checking: Accounts repairs of tbe Community •oil, .Mr. nnd Mr* Verne Mr*. C. M. Stewart and Mrs. Building in tbe Recreation Black and Mr. ami Mr*. L. ‘ Safe Deposit Boxes C. L Bedding were in charge Dept. A. Ratliff. of the luncheon preceding the * Drive-in Walk-up Tellers program. The speaker’s table held an * Nijrht Depository arrangement ol Queen Ann’s * '11/V <> New C ar Financing: lace and multicolored day lilies. Individual fables were * Savings Accounts * I A * M l.#ll centered with mixed bouquets * Personal, Business & M ortgage Loans and arrangement* of day lilies and gardenias wen* Home Improvement Loans placed throughout the club house. * 4% Savings Certificates Tho VAIIO Officers’ Wive* got off to a happy start in May with a coffee held ut the home of Mrs. It. I). Harnip Serving as co-hostess with Mrs. Ilarrop was Mrs. W. J. Fordliain. Fruit punch, cookies, and brownies were served tbe guests along with their roffee. Special attractions for the morning were paintings dime by Mrs. W. E. Mark Icy, Mr* W. J. Fordliain, and Mr*. 31. J. Puo|Kilo, who have recent­ ly ilarted art lessons with K. B. Stowe. Tbe paintings were really beautiful and tbe wive* will soon be ready for their own art show, Mrs. G, W, Kimtnnn* pre­ sided over Hie business meet­ ing. Plans wrre discussed and Memorial Service Held ■ At UDC Meeting C R EA T IV E W OMAN Woman’s Club Presents Travelogue fair Inn. Black and gold are the Beta Sigma Phi colors and the Gold Boom of the Maylair carried out the color tlume w i t h gold color luncheon cloths and a centerpiece of gold minus. The founder’s day plcdg* was repeated by the group as the sorority graee. Mr*. Philip Buell, director, presented the awards, with the "Girl of the Year" award going to Mrs. Joe Corley Jr. It was selected for outstand­ ing leadership and work dur­ ing the past club year. Sirs. Fred Wilson, Hie chap­ ter "Valentine Girl," was pre­ sented with a heart shaped trophy and Mrs. Corley re­ ceived a lovely corsage of yellow mums. Others present were Mines. Bob Morris, Ernie Morris, Philip Boyd, Richard Butler, Tummy Bussell, Gary Hud­ gins, Richard Bradley, Hu­ bert Winsa, Robert Reaves and Hie Misses Mildred Tur­ ner and Peggy Boyd. Bath Fun For Small Fry No little girl is too young to learn the clement* ol good grooming. Present* are dear to Ibo heart of the small fry, and • gift box of her very own toiletries will delight her. To make her dsily hath a pleasure rather than a chore, choose for her a grooming gift that contain* envelops of bubble hath, a dusting powder milt, hand lotion and loitcl wulrr, When she discover* Dial her hath ran he a session nf "sweet-smelling fun." (here will be no more fuss a Unit popping your grimy tomboy Into the tub for a much-needcd scrubbing. Sbe tnsy even discover that sbe enjoys gel­ ling clean even more than •lie likes romping In mud. H«t small bottle of toilet water will go king way, too, toward pnilerllng mom’ s good perfume from an In­ quisitive small note. % Surprise Picnic Enjoyed By Chuluota Group & Ud D lw V I WEDNESDAY SPECIAL BARBECUE CHICKEN DINNER ---- RF.NF.FIT----- LAKE MARY SCHOOL LIBR A R Y HPONSOIIED HY - LAKE M ARY WOMAN’S CLUB ----- AT ---- Cafeteria • Lake Mary School Thursduy, May 9, 5:30 - 8 P. M. ADULTS • 91.00 CHILDREN • 60c (TAKE OUT DINNERS AVAILABLE) CH EN ILLE BEDSPREADS 2 (it* r F0K t w in eVV.u * Storage Vault * Christmas Savings Club * Traveler’s Checks & Bank Money Orders Facility on N avy Base Ample Free Parking E X PE R IE N C E D PE R SO N N E L BEACH BAGS For Mother’s Day — Give her the nylons guaranteed not to run from top or toe— beautiful Bcrkshires Every mother loves Rcrkffhire nlyons! They're sheer—and guaranteed. Berkshire (dockings with the NYLOC'% RttnRarrier won t run front top or toe into the sheer leg areas—or she get* a new pair free! Choose from a Relection of liciiiitifiil styles, shades and colors. Perfect for Mother’s Day giving. From only 91.35 a pair. OPEN FBI. NIGHTS 88c T IL L 9:U0 ACCREDITED CUABGK ACCOUNTS WELCOMED O P SANFO RD t ll> Mlirley Wentworth Friend* of Waller II. Griflitis, of West Lake Brantley Road, will regret to learn that lie j* confined to the Winter Park Hospital for observation and treatment. 25th Anniversary Progressive i r Personals William Hahns • :l Forest City Celebrate Toiletries Make if » �d )s w i O Jbbij. • By Abigail Van Buren DEAR A B R Y : A new family re­ cently moved to town. The wife i* very attractive. 1 heard a woman tell a ftroup of ladic.i at a tea that she had heard a rum nr about the new­ comer. She went into some detail, casting an ugly shadow on the wom­ an’s character. Then she smiled and said, "But I don't believe a word o f it. do you 7 Why, then, did she repeat the story7 Before long it had circu­ lated all over town. Now everyone is speculating about the newcomer. How can a person protect herself against something like that? W AS THERE to stay out of the delivery room, t^ne patient in there is enough. P. M. H Morrow Ray.I Calif. • m • * • For Abby's booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wedding.” semi *dt cents to A lilo . Ro\ Illlli’i. Revcrlv Hills. Calif. By Oswald Jacoby Last's first discard was tin* four of cluhs suit South wn* sur,. that Last had sinned V \ T1 with five cluhs. Last's olhei » uu three distant* weie two limits A V6 and a diamond and now it up WEST EAST peared that Only West could A JS A ; slop hearts. v g .i no i v as * ♦ m u ; • q j •s This sei |ho stage for an A .1 10 t f i l automatic squeoec. La*t was s o t I II dowii to three diamond* and A K O 'l l l four clubs, so South played a v K: ♦ K fl heart to dummy's ac« and A K Q* I Lust let n diamond go. Uoth vulneraldr Now South ran oft l itr*-* F la t West N urlh south high 1 tubs ulid \\e*t wa* Paw 1 \ T I'ass 1A sipieeird. He lind to discard Vi\ys Pass SA ; n .t . I\ . * Patks down to luo diamond* in order Opening lead- ■ vl to hang on to the jack of hearts. Dummy's Inst heart for n Ptlli. South won the | had done I t s work South hem I lead with his king and tillew it auay and made the run o ff five spades to see !n*t three trick* with diaj mnnd*. what would he discarded. n o r t h <m a a iii a j t t JIw U Jo m S L n : Once upon a time | wrote a column pointing out that the wife who wants her liusbaml to get ahead shouldn't expert him to spend evenings and weekends helping her mound the house. A mull, I ehnined, needed time for n;ol mg. studying, figuring o i l the answer* to Job problem*, and just tor re­ laxing, to keep moving up the success ladder, So wasn't it shortsighted to expect him to spend his evenings help­ ing with tin tillin'* and get­ ting the kill* to bed, and his weekend being a handyman, leaving him little timu to himself 7 AFTERNOON GAME SHOW By Ruth Millctt Letters poured in from angry wivt.., claiming tluor husband* not only routinely h e l p e d them with liousew, rk, hut enjoyed doing it. (Nary a letter from a husband rimming to lorn house work, however. I Now a study of what are the mailt causes of hu-handwife si|Uahhles lists as No. J> “ conflict* over sharing house­ hold (asks.'* Obviously, the picture (Its wives painted of their hus­ b a n d s loving lo h e l p w i t h live housework isn't quite the way tilings are in many fanulir*. There is hound to tie quite a hit of rebellion on the putt of husband* at tiring expected to b. mama'* little helper, if husbands and wives argue more over “ sharing household tusks” than they do over their chlhllcu or inlaws, as tile study showed they do. Working wives, who have no household help, do, of course, have a tight to ex­ pect husbands to lend a hand with household chorea. Hut full-time homemaker* whose financial security de­ pends entirely on lictv well their hu*hand* succeed would l,e smarter to manage the housework without their hux* linnds help They should per­ mit their husband* to con­ cent rule on making a success 1 / jobs or i'll tens. d iiq k tiq te A T V Time Previews TV REN TAL • Salea • Y V 2-1926 who no longer ha* nerve* of H ta rle * M cC ravr ro .1,1 also /«n»ili <'ol»r TV Salri I. Lvokuig some .tympa in his nefarious rule of .Monk 2llU0 Sithfnril A \ r . t* .tames Criffilh. Not had l'< *pt 1 at, tor fund* ■It \ a* In,- tired killer Is to timid a new church. * min­ ster (Mu McCarthy 1 rlatm*'* reward tor killing an outlaw. Arlii.illv, Jc»» Harper (Holt Culler t gunned him down 1 h e dead man ♦ I’rx’lhcr itircKs Palmer »n k * ven geaticc from the nunmter till lie learn* Harper i* tu- m-111 McCarlhv I* quite good III III* lorlunsl toll lull alt * well that end* well x n ,tu p m n It* • olor Liuplie It* iw cvn C r I d ii y 1 and Miindav ” v poignant dory, well a, li d lit 1 iiarle* | dioii*.,n 111 tu* ion of Patti Moreno and gue*t *t.u Joan ll.ickctt Sin plav * a In-vvtl ih-red gul 'tianded hi a •ir.iii.c town and *id»|«ct to masculine aliu*e* till Moreno *tej>» in to protect her With in hour* Moreno tali* in love with tier Hum learn* *ltr> on lift viav to ., content lo Nearly 1,7th) jw'o|de a dtiy are di<uxiverinj! wlmt a thrill it Le GoingOLDS is the GoingThingI nevoiDc a nun to step nut iu mi Olilsmoltile. Rcnsntv? IMtmty! x m t i.n i pm t it s The Sleek look*. S'liMvtiotinl V -8 |terform.iiu'e! /Vita thr Red Skelton Hour. Tonight'* show 1* a piettv equal raee rronomy that nimlr tho (V<1» Dynamic SS ( Vo*t tielvvcCii lied and ilic |.,d ic* ol ’ii inner in the Mahil iwimn t ilin ' In* ca*l h i civ .smith i* the guest ktat sing mg a womlci Don McNeill, cmcec of radio's famed "Breakfast Club,** till rncdlev of love tong* in eluding ' \ l I ,.mg t.a«t la n e '' now in its 30th year, is the host of "TakcTwo," ABC-TV's and “ The Chd ol .1 lo v e Af new game show. The gome pairs celebrity couples with t.m " Sin i,l o |oin* Iti'd in mnn nnd-wilc tennis ol or di nary folk. Contestants, a I i**lii hadlddh'hoppct skit III vvliirli tti.i 11 *c* III* old hit trying for cash prizes, must correctly identify and match ol making Iii* *kuli sound like a xv loptione to become a «cts of pictures Hashed on screen for 10 seconds. famou* tnukiciiin old tud -nil limit) I tit- *< 1 olid lady in the ca»l Ihir * .Singleton ptav* Red's »di> m hi* silent *pol seem- about ilrinking H .at in .mi p m t ltc t ’n "Tlie I'oriwdo ' I » Sin■!Iit'hl til 111.', Sludm j regular bridge plavi ' I * who loiicliable* have not bad the oji|Hotiinil) ticc.odonallv ’ Veiling 1, i|u* ii lid Duplicate I l l ’ll at tin' to play duplicate or iutNe well directed episode Idiot Mayfair Inn Hide! Sanford, hern hesitant atsml partict- Nes* 1 Robert .Stack! kills two ih iu t *iontthixo tintr •■out ewitmo at ottmomn • ntuunmeo that on Wedncapaling In Hu* fascinating liirdt with one alone liv setd.iv May la at X p in . 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N *»* I %1 Prianr* 1 <& ««j I,*fn lift* 2 4>f »LT II* pi J* If Ml 4(1 Fa •• oo r 41 f i t fi1* jr in court 2 : s 42 1 M IC *Vr»« 2 JO i l l Art !*(n k l« U # r M an il tr imparianatarl tvs. EVIL V * ’ AND HIS TERRORS t°hfe UNKNOWN MOBSTERS ARAB GIRLS mOM AUDUNCt. IM.nnlrtg N -,t thsr I I I SI kiss C.«*pst T.m* i i i .s p lits k i n t o * (St M-sssr B»s"* **■>» c i Wsslbsr si-4 S • i l l Car; >os»llts - ii T « s * r O M t t t l t»P % r ) H ID E-IN T H E A T R E i ’ HUNi: l \ 2-1216 I .1-1 Timr lo n ilr 7:2a A 1 1 :2(1 “liisniond Head*' in ( olnr • Marring ( harllon ilcslon t o-IIII tt lll I In1v “ WJIF.IIH T H L HUTS MtK" In I olor r v iiM iA D u rill ( Vl t l l l Vt t e v s s Siss r,s T .is* 1 . 1 kii-m S' • v t R'seri ((> Wake up XI >lss id M s't N*» • a w »• 1 :t I >0 • 11* Oil hl|kl Bafarf, tiar IT** 1 ftO' i 1 1 N* t* » A 1A - a \ft*•r 250 »!«■ r>s < oltsf* ef is* *'r (Si Totf*» ? SS (SI INs S' l '■u! * 10 I SI C’ouiltd a* t (S lo , IU p °r* H ip «r | WKIl. K m i ns W E D N E S D A Y A. M. III l*> Cl in Xtw a “ Knud ALFRED . HITCHCOCKS ri.CM%4C04.0fr f t a t ! C o l* Haag C l i p y i t . Ol'LN li:IS it i t (II t IS I IS * Ii :.*» I I »» O P O N STA G E ' IN PERSON rn n ip * Fill .1 1 4* P 1*4 (I * M d I •• * Hffpoft M ITJNESDA Y I'. M. f t ft 'i * 42 > !' mjitr* 4• I I p t -■k*ltf'r«i it) It k |O;00 4• 4 1 14 r f > T i» » « rf'i* KnnMr® U r a l Tjffftt H O T t I K I OTMI6 S t A O l I M O W t l 1‘ l U a n ■H I | J o > * l mi 40 f ls*i%* *? lo 1, t iiin l* fi* f i l IIN leF li. (9 J f ,i a n i e O itr 1 1 41 ( I i .Sear* ft f li Father ffp O f ft d ta t Hong Kong' Hull Hope I ling I'nrsh) Ca*l(il 'Twinkle A hhine" In Cotrr Dari* Day Jark l.rmman ■rarieiM Bridge Club Set Here FIRST TIME HERII T E L E V IS B O N C ervlte Sem inole TV Oldsmobilt stiffs art ROCKETINGf m 9 What's on your mind'.' For a per. sonal reply, send a self-addressed, -lamped envelope to Ahlo . l’.o\ :t;U»'i. Beverlv Hills, Calif. Qacnby On (Bhidqsi {* )& NEW SUNDAY k • HEAR P L E A S IN G L Y : Please jou r doctor! That way you'll In: pleasing yourself as well, without tie. liberately defying your husband. • # 1 C O N F ID E N T IA L T<> -HOCRLE SHOT” : Dignity is the one thing that cannot lie preserved in alcohol. HEAR ARM Y: Regarding ibe let­ ter from "E X P E C T A N T P A T H E lt" who Insisted on being in tiie delivery room whip bis first child was Imrn: My husband Insisted on being p r e s ­ ent ill this event, and was granted permission. Well, I had twins. My husband fainted and fell against the light switch, turning out the light-. I delivered in tin- dark. Tell husbands > 7 3n * 3d pm M b ' Color I ar nuie “ Itadge , , f C.lorv ’ ’ HEAR A B H Y: When I wu« mar­ ried I had a fairly nice figure. My measurements were :tl-‘Jo-:lt). About a month ago I gave birth to my first child. My measurements are now dG-tJI-l’J. My doctor agrees that 1 should lie put on a diet, hut my hus­ band says he likes me this way. lie doesn't want me to lose a single pound. Abby, I love my husband and want to please him, hut I'd prefer to be thinner again. Should I please myself or tm husband'.' P LE A S IN G LY PI.CM P HEAR W AS: She can sue for slander hut seldom does. My hat is o ff to the courageous one who will >ileitce a gossip monger's vicious attack on one who is absent and unable to defend herself. And it is good to re­ member those who would repeat Mel­ ons gossip are not above inventing it. * • • South hint 4 definite riiiMta for hi* four tio-lrttnip rrs|inmo. tu cum> his partner rmihi -how three n >s. South )>iuitlti*sl to hi<l six iio-triiinii to stop n possibly dltligi-iou* Irml through oh of his red kings. When North showed four mi's. Soldi n l'i Imil ii ii'.i'ioi fur holding 'iv m no-ti-utrip inelrud of i 'l l spiuti' II. game was ilujiliciitf nnd Smith wunted the extra til point* for making the hniul in no ti ump V\hi*M South looki'il i»t Die iluriimy hr winlad llml he hadn't hoi'ti unite *o middtimit, It.* could have spread the hand fur seven spades, hut there appealed to be only 12 tricks in nn-tiuinp. However, with I- trick I in top cards there is always hope 6'fralft Ttie«. May 7. Y>"— fo c o 7 8 “aufiiri' 4 jJ U < r IN PERSON mummy- ring iharactar p cr tra ral* Kong NEW! ATLAS PLYGRON TIRE |Tih « m ctm 0m < tit i « f l Ti Tit! >• can 1 l i i i i l i u s h a f Its* whts iha ii*hit ia ast . asi YYOeit M AT. - I M il.I t JUKIOItH y 12 - ilk *1 hi l.ate Show - All Srats • 11.00 How do you look at a tire-tread? At depth only? You should also look at tho amount of rubber in conluct with the road! New ATLAS Plycron put* up to 25% mure workinn rubber on tin: road. The ATLAS tire spreads the car's load over far more surface. Together with ita improved tread design, it given up to 1 6 $ better traction for quicker, safer stops. You get more mileage, less B ido-elip on turns, e a s y s te e r in g , real control! You have a choice of two quick-action guaran­ tees. Adjustments can be prorntod on tread-depth remaining, or on number of months in use. And Standard Oil stands behind every ATLAS tire. Come in soon...then go safe—go Standard! Kndr hoi si * S TA N D A R D OIL C O M P A N Y (K E N T U C K Y ) �By Dick Turner Legal Notice NOTH K OF .U 'i'M I’ T I O ' Fuk t %\ ittitsat h rf. m i . mi n « r M « ■ « • ! • • « mi m i » i NOTICES IH I I K I l K n r O I V * KS. Tint t David Horn# tl»e holder o f t h « f o llo w in g r » t e lift* Died aald c ertlflcaia fur tit* deed l ‘» h* laeued Ih fr eo n. T h e c ert ificat e num* l.er and ye ar o f iMUanee. the cleat rl|»tl**n o f the j* and the name In which It w a i a«nc*aed are i i foll o w *; C ert if icate No. S«* T e a r o f leauarne I9<I Deacrltdlon o f I»r«*P*rlrt K 145*, ft. o f N. 12* ft. «.f *1 lt*d»ln*«»i*a «ur%ey uf an Add ition to H*infunl IMat Itnok 1 C*tMca 92 A *1 Name In which Ch ar­ lie Haywood, llelra All o f aalit property lielnir In the Co ii lily o f Bemlliole, Ml ate «»f Florida, t'nlea* and* e ert lfU ru le ahalt he redeemed i i ’ * rn rd lf i* to h*w the p ro pe r! ) Ifeo-rllied In and! rertlfl.-ate will he pold I** the hluheat Idd* der at the front d oo r o f the Mernliioie Couiiti CiMirt llouai* at Hanford, Florida. ..n the fir* I Monday In the month of June, IMS, whit h I* the .lrd day o f June, t*ni3. Dated till* Id« It day «>f April. 11UT <HK.\ U Ar th u r If rterhwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court. He ml nole County, Florida, l*uhlU h; A|n II *0. Ma> 7. II 31. I!**3 n iii^ is t M rn iF . n r % rri.ir t r i o * n m t i \ i »i :i : h I Per. ItH.lk Florid a Mlalate* o f (••III N t l T I C K IH II Kit Kit V H I V . US. That D «vh l Ituiue th# holder o f the follow IfaK certl* fit-ale hf»« filed in Id i * rt If h'flt* f o r la x deed In he l«mit<3 hereon. T h e r t r t l f h u t e num* her and w h t o f h i u u m f , the d e n r lt it Ion o f the property, and the name in which It wraa i«futiM»ed ar e pa follo w *: Cert If Ir a t* No, 704 Y e ar o f Iisuance 19*1 Depcrlptloti o f P r o p e r t y : H 2to fl. o f N. 475.53 ft. o f l-ot* I * A 17 (Lena W *5 ft. I lllilipam I'bintutlun Pint flook t F a x e O Ni» in* in n hit ■in an* e » ie d Carl *1. Tank»|e y All of aald pr ope rty h e ln r Ifi the County o f Hemlmde. Hlnte o f Florid ii. Fnleea auclt c ert lfi ra te alia II l.w reileetned ac cor dIvi i£ to htw Hit* property deerrllied In nm Ii cert if ic ate w ill he poll] to the h Ik heat bidder at the fro nt door of the Hern Inole County Court H o m e at Hanford, Florida, on Ilia flret Monday in the month o f June. I St:3, w hh'li l i t he lr d day of June, 191.1. Dated lliia Ut h day or April. IM2. IHKALV A r th u r It, lieetcwith. Jr. K le rk Circuit Court, Hemln* la County, Florida PuhlUli: A p r il 30. May 7, II, SI. 19*3 ‘ D l l - 137 s o riiK of A P ri.ic v rio ft FU N T 4 I i i k k i i m i. H l Florid a R t i l a t n of l i l t ) N O T IC R |H I I K I t K I l r O l V EN\ That David It time the holder o f I ha fullo w in g cert I ft* cute haa filed a.rld c er tific ate f o r ta x deed to ha l»*ued thereon. T h e c ert if ic a t e num* her mid ye ar o f Inaqatice. the deecripttom o f the property, and the name In which It w u aim riiad ar e *■ follow a; C e rtif ic a te No. U3/17Q o f No. 375 Y e a r o f liau anae met Dcarrlptlon o f P ro p e rty : Imt So L o n * wood Fla t Hook 1 P a ge * IK to 21 A >"101 Hook 5 i* a g « IV Name |n which a* ***ic d Hobh> J. Hunt A ll o f mild p ro pert y brin g In I ha County r>f Krmln»1r, Hiatt o f Florhla. Cfilep* Much certl* flr a t e ihalt he redeemed ac­ cording tn la w the property deecrltird In aiirlt cert if ic ate will h* told tn the hljcheet Milder at the front door o f the HernInole County Court llouae at Man ford, Florida, on the flrat Monday In Hie month o f June, (M 3, which le the lr d day o f June. I M l . Dated till* U t h day of April. IMS, IHICAM Ar th u r II. HerVwith, Jr. Clerk c ir c u it Court, He nit note County, Florida P u h ll ih : A p ril 10. Stay 7, 14. 21. IMS c n i l — 138 (••a N H Y I P R o r *1 I T T O: J A I ' K H. I. E K . m l K A T 1IIt VN I.EK, hi* w ife, D e ­ fendant*. lle .h le n c * ■n4 Mailing A f lJ r r . . rnknnwit, TO O A N D K At 'l l nP" T o l l hereby notlrl .,1 milt baa Item rotiiiitrn'e,| a g a in .I >‘« u hi lli<> Circuit tkiurl o f t h . Ninth Ji.tll.lul c ir c u it of t h . state o f F l o r i d . In and fur Seminole C o un t*, i h . ahh rav lal.tl tilts o f which I*: C a m b r id ge H a r in g . llank, 'H a l n l l f f -¥•IUI|ih Hu rry ilra ra o n and Ethel le n t l.* l i r a ).. in . h i. w if e . at t l . Defendant* in c h a n r e r y No. 13X1. T i t . oatura o f thla aull la a fere-chi.nr* o f that certain m o r t g a g e fr.tin aahl defendanla So plaintiff, tlalrtl Hep. tcniher I, I j>5J and rrcurdnl Hrptarnb.r I t . t » l ] In >|„r|. iraaa llook I K ,taar < t« of Ilia I'uhllo Itrcorila o f Krinlnoj. (T.i.t.i t )r, Floflila , anruinharln. that ■■•lain (lir e , or p a r r , I ot tirop .rt y loratrd, alluair, amt hrln. In .aid fou n t, and Hlalr, t o - n l t , l.o I K In tha N. Jj ■ f » . s o f I, it IS, lilt" k 10. S V iti n i' wood. Hanford. Florida, ac• ordlnu I.t lha l*lal liter..if at r*< nrdnl In I'lal Hook A, Ihllira »*, IS. and I I , I ’ uhtm llrr o rd a <tf Hrtllllioli l?oUllt>,* Florida, K A C II i»F T O II IH UKy l ’ i m : n 1o H I . grour a n i t . r or mhar w r l l l . n d a f .n a * . lo tha .'o m p la ln l with th* I ' l t r k o f lha s'lrrult I'ouri af Hrmlmil* County, Florida, In Ihla jtrt" r r d l i i . and lu t r r v . a t o|<> i h * r * o f upon Ih* p la in t­ iff*. allurnrya, w lt o .* nain*t Mild addrraa « r > h * r r ln a fl* r a*l forth, a* raqultad hr Ian, not l a l * r than tha It h day o f Junt, 11(3 In ilafault lh<r*nf thr rau>* will proc**tl ra par t* upon tha anlry o f a 11* r r r r Fro Confraao aualtiat you. \\ I T M X H ltd hand and Ilia o f f i c i a l aval o f aatd Court In Hrmtnola Counts, Florida, thlt 3rd day of Ma>, 1X3. IIH JIld Arthur II ll *c k w ll h . J r , t ' l t t k of th* Circuit Court II* : Startha T . Vllilfit l) * p u l y Clark llcardall, U r ld lty and U a l t . A t lu r n * * a for P la in tif f M North Court Hir*#t i ' o . t U ttl c r Ho t 3334 Orlando. Florida. 1'ubll.h. May I, 14. ||, SI. UU l-lk Legal Notice M l T H t : ISF A T T I .I C A T H N F «n r t t ( • r a . W U I Flo ri d a m u m • I IM S) N O T IC E IH I I K I t E H r O I V BN. That W r a i t h y Alaa It* rd Ih* holdrr of th* f o l l o w ln * r . r t l f l r a l * hat f llr d aald cor* t t f l m t * for tax tl**J to b* la. au*<l Ihrraon. T h * c » r t l f l r a t * nunihrr and yaar o f laauanra. tha daarrlptlon of III* pro. p*rt>, and th* nama In uhlrli II wraa a.a*a*,d a r t a . f o llo w * : i v r t l f l r a t * No. » ’.<4 V r , i o f laauanra l » * t 1 t,.t r Iptl o r) o f I ' r o i'o r lj ! l.ot 3 ll#*»a K 23 ft.) Blk. K AVIiiw o"d P ark i ’lat Honk 3 Pall* 14 Na m* In wlilrli a.-**a i4 Ham SlrKriix l* All o f aald proprrtjr l. «ln *■ In th* f o u n t * o f Hrtnlhole, Htot* of Florida. I ’ nlraa auclt c a r t )fit a l * ahall h « radaanird norordlnu lo law III* p ro p rr ly <l*.< rllt*d III ancll r, rtlftrnte will h* aold lo th* hlkltrat bid<l*r at Ih* front iloor o f Hi* Honilnol* County Court l l o u . . at Hanford. Florida, on th* llrat .Monday In th* month of Jun*. I *43, B i ll' ll It Hit 3rd day o f Jun*. I *13. Itat. d thla Still day o f April. 1X3 IKK A I . ) Ar th u r II llo c k n iih , Jr, Clark Circuit Court, H*mill'd* County, Florhla Puh ll. h : A p ril in, yia* T, H 31 1343 C l l l l — 134 Legal Notice iv t u b ro t r t o r f i l l VT 1 J t IMiK. H U M ) * riaim iD A, ts IN R K : K .^TATK O T A L IC K ii* IJ K LD IN t u b T « Al l ( r t l l l t r * » » d I V r i o i i H atin g (litin ii «r Dra ta a di . t l i l R v I ta lfl K i U l f i Y"uu and cat'll €»f ) o t i *r a hi*r«»b)* notified and r»^ wired tw firearnt an y rlaltna ami dam in d * w hic h you. or either nf )fiu« ma y liava akainut (ha m * D ili nf Ali c e It, llridiii. *1••ra m td , lata *if aald i ’ o u n ly, to the County Judge o f 8eiiilimi« Cuunty* Florida* a l hla o ff ic e In the court liouaa o f Raid Caunty at *f>«nford, Fl*rItlx. within e !«iit culrtidar months from the time o f Die f l r * i jiubllratiuii of till* notice, ] ’*i< h claim or demand *lmJl b* In w ritin g, and aim II atutn I lie Iditre uf f e i i f j e n c t and |ioflt o f ­ fice addreaa o f the clalnianl* amt ahull t>e a worn to b) tha d a tin ant, hip agent, o r a t t o r ­ ney, uii it any au«*h claim or d e ­ mand not aw filed ilia li ba void, Pha rl ra T., Held in A* a dm In i»tr.it or a f Ilia Kalute of Alic e tl. Detdln* fin-ea Bed ft. W. Ware* Attorney f o r vdtulnlvtrator |». Ii. Kov n u ^atifurtl, 4 »* Ida I*ul4lali; At I . I*., 5 C D » f — •• 0 May 7. 11 M *Tit r or t p p i .i c a t i o x r u n t a \ iiisrsf* ( a * * . | H i i Flo ri d a tMalat*a of itiiti N O T IC K IH I I K I I K H T O I T i:.\. That Italph lt* on tha ho ldrr o f th* follow lit k ro rt lfU c a l * tiaa fllrd aald m r i l f l c a l a f o r tax d*vd to h* la«u*d tharaon. Tha cartlflcuta minih*r and * * a r o f laaiiaiitr, Ih* rlrartlptloll ot th* property, unit tit* name In which It wua ar .r a .r d a r * an follow a: C r r llfl c a ta No. 313/330 o f Nu. 334 T * a r o f laauanra 1941 lia.t rlptlnn o f P ro p a rly : VV>, o f K>, o f MU ', fl.r.a N 117.1 ft. of K : o » 7 ft. A H 3 «l. J fl. of t:. 3UI.7 ft.) of Hrctlon 14 T o w n ih lp S') Itanua 3a C. Alan ) a . > portion rrdrrmad Slay :■ tx : draerthrd aa H. HT.14 ft. of N. I . I I I . 33 ft. o f K 141.54 ft. o f W S o f E > , of H\5*H o f H5V<i Hecllon 14 Townahlp in Ilon a* IN T IIH ItllF IT *»;* T U B r n i NTt J l i h i i :. n e m i n o i . h COI M ' t . F I. O IIII IA . i n p h o i m i t :. IN HE: K H T A T K t ' F J A K E T. N K W IJ Y P.< a * . *7. T * Al l Cradllnra aad l ' * r * » * * lla.lw * I lalwia . r llrw a .il. Analwal aald l : * l * t r , You ari'l c a d i o f you a r * her eby n otified and required to p r r . e u l uuy claim * ami d e ­ mand* which >ou, o r either of you, m a y h a * * a * u ln .t n * **• lat a o f J a k * T. Ne wb y, d f c *a .*d , fata n f .aid County, ta the County Jt id ** o f Hernlnola Cuuntr, Florida, at hi* e f f i c * In tha .Hurt lio n .* o f »uld County at Hanford. Florida, within *lx calendar ntonlha from tha lliii* o f th* flrat pub­ lication of III lw nolle*. T w a coplea o f each claim or demand ahall h* In w ritin g, and .ha ll ■tale lha nine* of rraldenc* <1 poet o file a atldre.a of lha claimant, and ahall b* .w o rn 3a K. Na m * In w ltl'li aa .rarrd E d ­ lo by ih * claimant, hi. a * r n t, ur . H o r n e * and accompanied In ward I-arrau All o f aald pr op* rty hrtna In a f i l i n g re* o f o n * dolla r and Ih* County o f Hemtnol*. Htal* atich claim or demand not aa o f Florida. I'nlraa aurh r a r llf l- filed ahall It* void. I.ucll* N e w b y Bryan t r a l * ahall bn rrd **m ril accordAa ad m ln la tra lo r o f th * inn to lo w Hi* pr ope rly d e ­ E alale or al rl lint In iu c Ii cart lfl c atr will Ja ke T. Newb y, ti* aold to thr h l i l m t bidder deceaerd at th* front door o f th* HnmInol* (Tounty Court l i n g , , at B. 4V. YVare, A l l y , Hanford, Florida, on (h * flrat f o r A d m liila tr a tr li Bid*. Monday In th* ■iiiinllt o f Juna, W o o d r u f f - P e r k i n * 1X3. whlrh la (he 3rd day o f I*, fl. Ilox I t i l Hanford, Florida Junr. 1443. Hated thla l l l h day o f April, Fill' ll.h: A p ril 33, la, M ay t. 14, 1X3 1X3. ( T HI— M I hi:A l.l Ar th ur II. Beckwith, Jr. n i.t i c k o r »v rT * • •lark Circuit Court. T O: J A M EH IV. IIA ltrJ B OV B Httnlnola County, Florida and H A H H A n A (J. If A l l Puhll.1i: A p ril 30. Slay T, I f , 11ItOVE, hi* w ife, De31. 1X3 fendanla. I ' l H I — IJ I M.3 Linda l. in e , Lentoure, ■'al lro n ila IN THK C H IC l I T COI HT. I I U I I E H T )t. MOOHE and NIN TH J l IIICI 41, C l l l l I IT 31 EH. It o || B It T H. O F F I. O H III4 IN A N D FO H SIChiRK, hi. w ife. Defend■ BM IN O I. K C O l ' N T l ' anla. t:H .IM »:ll n u . I9 N 4 Handleman, N o rlli Ca ro . A L I C E K. I t U L K I L Ilna P la in t if f T l l U A N D HAI7II O F T< >lf tx a r * hereby im llfled that .tilt JOHN M I C H A E L HOlAEB, I i r f « n d * u t ha* betn coniinem ed aaalnM »<*u in in * c l r r u l t fViurt o f N O T IC K O F P L I T TO; JO HN .MICHA EL n o O K I t lha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Ap ar tm ent 10 lha Htal* o f F lo rid a In and for Hrnilnol* Courtly, th* ah343 53 rat I >3 turret hrevlatad t i l l * o f wh lrh l» : N * w Y o rk 33, N * w Y o rk A Hworn Complaint hav in g T I I E L I F E I.VHEHANCE C*l*|. hren fllrd a n a ln . t you In th* P A N T O F V II K I L V t A . P la in tif f, Clrrult Court tn and f o r Hrin- - » » - J A M E S tv. H A Hurl! IV K Inol* County, F lo ri d *, f o r Id - and I k M t llA lt A tl. HAHT ore* and other relief, tha HltOVE. hla w lf * . at *|, D e ­ •hnrt f i l l * o f aalil action b ri n e fendanta, la Chancer y ft a. ALICE K. FtOII Kit, P la i n t i f f IJo4». aa. JO H N 31 Ii ' l l A E L It o liE U , T h * natura or thla ault l * Iiafrndant, Ihra* |ir***nta are a f orec lu .ur* o f that cert ain tu rauaa and r*<|ulrr you to n io ria a a * from aald defendflla yo u r w r l t l r n drranara. If anla to p lain ti ff, dated A u a u .t any, lo tha Complaint fllrd 1. K t i and recorded Heptrniherein, and In a t r v * a copy b*r 34, 1434 In Ofriclal ll# r . thereof upon P l a i n t i f f * a t to r ­ ord* Hook I I I , p a * * « n o f tha ney, <m or h ef o r* th* SIth day Public R ec o rd , o f Hernlnola of May, A. D. 1443, otlierwtae County, Florhla, anc umbarlng a I leer*# P r o Confraao will h* t(i*t certain piece or parcel o f rn te rr d oaalu.t you and lha pruperty located, eltuate, and can ** proceed ax |utrte. being In .aid County and tVITN'EHH my hand and o f f i ­ State, to -w it : cial aaal at Hanford, Hrmlnnl* l o t 4 o f DOUTII P I N E County. Florida, thla 14th day OHFJtT, Hecond Addition, l i e . o f April, A. D. IH 1 . plat, a aubdtvlalon, accor d­ (HEAL i i n g to a plai thereof, r e ­ Ar th u r If. Heck with. Jr. corded ill Pla t Hook 11, page Clerk o f Hi* Circuit Court, 31. o f tha Public R rc ord a o f In and F o r Hrnilnol* Meiulnul* Ckiunty, Florida County, F lo rid * E AC H OF YO U 18 ILEBy Martha T . Vlhlan, D. C. (J U IH E I* to f i l e yo u r anawar flordon V. Frrd arlrk or oth er w r l t l r n defan.ea lo A tto rn e y f o r p la in tif f Ilia Comp laint with th* Clerk 3a3-3af North Park A t a n u t of th* Clrr ult Cour t o f HemP. t>. Box 1745 Inole Cnunly, Florida, tn till* Hanford, Florida proceeding and tu e t r r t a I'uhllali; A p ril 13, 34. May T. I f . m p y th e re of upon th* plaint1X3 I f r * a tto rn e y., whoa* name* C P U —I I and addrcaa a r * her einafter aet forth, aa required by la w A O T IC K O F A P P L IC A T IO N not later than th* 3th day o f r o w T A T IIC.P.II June, 1443. la defau lt th ere ­ f l e e , l a l . i a Flartda a t a la ie * of tha cauaa w ill procerd ex * f IPlai parln upon Ilia a n lr y nr a N O T IC E |H I I E I t E l i r O I V EN, T h a i Italph Ityan th* Deyr#* p ro Confea.u agalnat holder o f I h * follow-lmr re rtl - you. W I T N E S S my hand and I h * f lc a t* ha. fllrd aald re rt irica l* f o r tax d**d to hr H.urd aeal o f .aid Court In Hemt­ nol* County, Florida, thla l r ( Ih rr ton. T h * c r r l l f lc a i* numlirr ami ye ar o f l.auanca, thr da* o f Stay, 14(3. I H M A D <lr*crl|itl*iu o f Hi* property, Arthur II. H etkwllh. Jr., and Hiw name In which Ii wee Clerk o f Ilia Circuit Court *>a»a **d are aa followal l > : M an ila T. Vlltlen Cvrtlflci.1* No. 333 Deputy Clerk. Vra r o f l . a u a m * l i f t Ilrardall, (Jrldley and La* ia lira- rlptlnn of P r o p e r ly : Eta Of HE ti of HVVtf flat* . A l i o r n * * * for P la i n t i f f H 117.1 fl. o f tv *«».7 f|. (a North Court direct A It*. I Faction 14- T o w n ­ Pnal i if fl, e Ilox 3SI4 Orlando, Florhla ahlp 3u Itanao 30 K. Na m* In which aa.eaard W. 1. P u h ll. h ; May 1, ||, >1, 34 C l 41-17 Fulton, llelra All „ f aald property b ain * In II,* County of Hemlnula. Plata " f Florida. I ’ nlraa aurh ra rl lf l r a t * ahall h* redeemed cord In* to law III* pro perl y Iieacrlheil In aurh c r r l l f l c a i * will he aold to Ih* hlalieat bidder al th* front dour of th* Femlno|* County Court llo u * * a( Hanford, Fl- rl d a. o n III* flrat Monday In th* month of Jun*. IMS. whlrh la th* 3rd day of June, 1X3. ^ l i a t r d thla l l l h day „ r April Use IH KAI.I Ar th u r If. Bfck wlt h . Jr. Clerk Circuit court. Herulnol* County. F lo rid * PuI,Halit Ap ri l 3S, May T. 14 31. 1X3 Cllll— IS* It Pays To Lae The HERALD Want Adi. The Herald W ant Ads * �. /* * ' Rain Or Shine, The Response 'Pours' In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Classified Phone CLASSIFIED INDEX I. Lost & rmltltl 3, Kducnlitm • Inslrucllon Jlir fra u( or tt Ijrralii MEN • WOMEN NEEDED SW HKTIK 1*1K Tt) TRAIN FOR ‘J. Notices - Personals INTERIOR DECORATION II. Education - Instruction We train men ami women. I. TiTins|>oi tntiun 17 ,Vj ai Interior be curatory 5. Food Full or part time training. G. For ltent HW!i Srhno! etlucatiim not ftA Special Notices ne.Tatar). One oi Uie hlitli7. Ilusiness Rentals eat paid profcyaiona. sliort • 8. Leach Kentnls incxpcnilAc course — Free 9. For Sale or Rent employment s«r\ ice. For IU. Wnntetl to Kent full information without ol>II. Real Estate Wanted ligaiion, Avrite Box IIA c o 12. Real Estate For Sale Sanford Herald. Miller Mortpatre Loans Office 204 \Y. First 13. Sclmoli. Give aye. gddresa, 11. Insurance „ phone and occupation. 15. Rusiness Opportunity DEADLINES 1G. Female Help Wanted IBM ELECTRONIC 17. Male Help Wanted OPERATORS NEEDED CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 18. Help Wauled We train men and women. 1 uci.. tluu Fri. * 2 P. M. day 19. Situations Wanted IMS, « » 1RM Electronic before insertion. Mon. - Sal. 20. Rain sitters mucliimu|»'r,-iiork and 21. Reality Salons noon. technician*. Full or pari 22. Ruild - Raint - Repair time trainiii)!. lliKh School STRAIUUT CLASSIFIED: 23. Rnildiny Materials education not necessary. High comings. Enroll now Tuva., thru Frl. - 2 P. AL day 21. Electrical Services 25. I’ lutnbinR Services (nr iftoxpcnaiA c iNitirxe. before insertion. Mon. • Siit, 2G, Radio & Television Free emjtlo) merit sen nr. noon. 27. Special Services For full Information with28. Laundry Service out obligation, write Hnx RESPONSIBILITY: 29. Automobile Service 5, c o Sanford Herald. Mill Tut: Herald will not be re­ 29A. Auto Accessories er Srhoola. (Automation sponsible for more ’ than otic j 30. Machinery - 'Fools VJft *■* u»' '0** DivUkrn) Give «gc, address, ineon-cel Insertion of >our aJ, 31. Poultry - Live slock ,Vtri f r phone and occupation. and reserve* the right to re­ i 31 A. Pets ‘When I tall a joke, vise or reject any advcrtisc- 132. Flowers - Shrubs fi. For Rent inent from wbat ordered to i 33. Furniture fi. Fttr Kent BEAUTIFULLY f ur ni a he d conform to the policies of thla 31. Articles For Sale 3 RM APT. $60 month or $15 room, I'riAatu home. l'h. paper. 35. Articles Wanted a week Lights, water, gat FA 2-7431. LG. Automobiles - Trucks turn, 382 N. VoluaU. orange 37. Hants - Motors NEW 2 Ur. furn. Kit. t-tjuip. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 1 bath home. $yo Mo. Water City. Fla. Tel. 773 3:103. L e g a l N o tic e 39. Trailers - Cabanas furn. 10 Slwrry A ac. N. Or­ Furn. 2 Bedroom h o u i t . By r>adin«‘ Seltzer M t T in : «»■ a p i ’M k a t iu x t a x iikcsi * for IN .II •r Fla rKla in S tam m !) N O T IC E IB J IK ItE llT OIX • JSN. T h a t DavlJ Home tha holilar of tha f o lla w ln * c f r i l f l * cate haa fll*.l »al.t c a rilf le a t* f o r ta x <lt*d to ha laauad tharaon. Tha c a r t lflr a l* numtiar ami >aar or l.suant*. tn* iliacrlptlun o f Ilia p r u p o o , ami tha nama In which It » a a aaaaaaril ara aa followa: C r r t lflc a la No. I I ] Y # a r or Itauanca l » « l I*tscrR>tlon o f P ro p e rty : Do '* I ! A 1 Ulh. » T ie r F Tha T o w n o f Hanford P la t Hook I P age * &* ( » *« . and 111 111 111 l i t * 111 Na ma In which aaaaaaad F. D, llrown. lla lr a All nf aald pro pa rly bain* In tha County o f Hatnlnola, Plata o f Florida. L’ lilara aucli . attlflc a ta ahull ha rtilvanird nrr o n l l n a fo la w tha prope rty UaacrJhed to aorh certific at e w i l l ha aold fo tha hlttlirat 1,1,1 dar ut tha fro nt doo r of Ilia Natolnola County Court Ifouae at Hanford, Florida, on (ha ft rat Monday It, tha month o f Juna. 19 13 , which ti tha 3rd day o f June, m i. Dated thla I t l h day o f April, lilt. (B E A U A r t h u r If. Ilrc h n lth , Jr. Clark Circuit Court. Kamlnola County. Florida P u b li sh : A p ril 3o, May J, H, I I . 1993 C D I I — 13< NO T IC E O F SI I T IN t h e y o n ; o f t h e • T F I E O F F I. O I I I I M T O : JOS EP H A FI I.I.r.R and JANE n FT 01.EIt. hit w-lfa, r#»bl#ni:« unknown. t o i; a u k iik u e h v n o t i­ f ie d that FR D K IIAI, NAT IO N A I, MOnTOAOE AM O C * l A T l O X , h a v ln c fttsd In thla Court It a aworn ntll o f C o m ­ plaint, tha natura and pur* pota o f which la to fortcluaa that rartaln mo rt gage tit. cutad by Daurtnca \V. Ulguall and M ary Ann Hlgnatl. a/k 'a M a ry An n Flrgt, b> Florid a M o r t g a g t Stryh-a. Inc., on tha lath day n f Norahtbtl*, 1119; that aald t -on,plaint praya for an accounting ;u ha lakan uridar tha direction o f the Court f o r wlint la due the P la in t if f fur principal and Inta r.al on aald m o rt gaga and mo rt gage not# anil for the roetr, rhnrue i and eap.-naaa Including atI u n i t y ’t (era and nhatract fata and that in default of auch payment, title. Interaal. ■ atale. claim, demand and #gtill)- o f redemption o f the De­ fendant* and all peyeona c laimin g by, through, under or a g a in * ' ttiem or any of them, ha aha olulely barred and for* d o t e d : aald ault being filed In tha Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and f o r Seminole County, to Chan, eery, entitled F K D K A I . NAT t U N A I , M o liT iJ A ilt : A s s r a 'I A T I o N, a corporation organ* tied under an A c l of Coitgiaaa and eaiatlng pureuant to the Padaral National M or tg a ga Char ter A d . Plain ti ff, a a ran* Jit S F.II I A FE U .KK and J A N E 11. K l ’ L l. K K , hi. yctfa. Da fa rule u la, being Chancery ■a.t No. ISIS*. pra yin g a f o r a rlo . u re o f aald in.nl gag* on th* f o l i o * lug deaeribed land, ly in g and tialng in Semihula County. Florida, tu -w lli l.„t a Of I’ l U D U K I . A K E MAN*,US, Seminole County, Florid a, according to plat (h e r e o f recorded In Plat Ilo >k 11, P a g e Ti, Pul,tic Henord* o f Seminole County, Florid a together with the f o llo w in g equipment: Il e a ltr , permanently tnatallod. You. «ud each of you, are hereby regulred In 111* per­ sonally or by at torsey . In the btfl.-e o f the Clrr k o f aald Court, to the county C „ u d llo u.c, In the c l , ) of Sanford. Cognty o f Seminole. Slate ,,f Florida, on or before the ith day nf June, A !>. I f * : , y u r appeirance. auewer nr other ile frii e lv e pleading# to Hie Complaint in Ible caaae and eleo to eeree upon Saiidera. MoEwalt. S .h w a r t A Mini*, alto rn e ja fur the P laln llf f. a c p y „ f aald pleading*, otherw i* « .aid Ihll of Compla in w ill he taken a* , ■ ' r a * . d by you and each „ f >-‘U D O NE AND O lt D E It C D thla 3rd day o f Jlay, A D. :>*5 at ra nford . Bcwinola Com- t tb rlli. (B LA U i Ar th ur H » - • »'*•>* J r, Cla rk o f th* Circuit Court o f Seinlnol* County, H.*r- Ida Ity: Martha T. A Milan D e p o t) Cttrk Pub lish: i l a ) I, I t . I L T’ - 1>4! CD i-iy Legal Notice N O T IC E OF A P P t . lC A T I O N y-OH T A X D E E D (See. IHI.ia Florid a Rlatatea of la in N O T IC E IS It E l t E R T G I V ­ EN. That David Homo Hie holder nf the (ullo wlng c e r t i f i ­ cate haa filed aald c ert ificat e f o r tax deed to he laaued thereon. Tha cert ifi c ate num­ ber and ye ar o f la.uance, th* deacrlpllou o f the pro perl y and the name In whirl* tt w ae aeieeeed are aa followa; C e rti fica te No. 10 Y e ar o f leauance 1991 Description o f P ro p e rty : Iait >7 llo o k e rlo w n Plat lluok 4 P a g e * 97 A M Name In which aaaeaerd b. I* Ala n n A ll o f aatd prope rty being In Die County o f Seminole, s ta le o f Florida. Enlc.s hiicIi cert ltl i » t * ahull tie ridri-incd a c ­ c or ding to law Ilia property d m e rite d tn such cer tific at e will he *„|d to llie htgheet 1,1,1dor at the f ro nt d oo r o f the Seminole County Court llonae nt Sanford, Florida, on the flret Alomlav In the rnontli o f Julie, 191.3, which la It,*, JnJ day of Juno. 1993 Dated Ella 19(h da) nt April. I»d). (H E A I, ) Arttiur It, Deckwlth, Jr. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemllnile County, Flo rid * Puhlleli: A p ril 3«, May 7, I* 31, 1993 CDII — I3A N O T IC E u p A P l ' l . l l ' ATKIN I DM T A X D E E D * Aer. 191.19 Florida S la iu lM of l»l*> NO T IC E IS 1117111711V U IV C.V, T h a t David Home Ilia holder o f tha f o llo w in g c e r l l f l c a l * haa fllrd la id certific at e f o r tux dead to he laauad thereon. T he c er tific ate num­ ber and ye ar o f Itauanca, the d eicrlp tlon o f the properly, and th# name In which It waa aaeeeard are aa follow s: Cur I l f Ira I a No. I ouj A > » r o f laiuam-e m l Deicrlptlon o f P ro p e rly : Iteg. 7«a ft. N A I t . f ft. K of SE c ,, r o f lad Itt Itou N *31.3 ft. AA .1 iii. I* fi s * S » S ft. E 3 (0 ft. to (leg. Ilud.oii J'ark Plot Hook I P a g e 99 Name In which n a.rt .r d Hu­ bert J. A P e g g y A f la tt a w a y All of Bahl pro pe rly being In III* * 'mint > o f Hem I note. Slat* of Florida. I'nleaa auch c e r t i ­ ficate aliall I,a redeemed a c ­ cordin g to law ih# property dr*, ritual Mi * la. I, cer tific at e wilt he aold to I he lilgheat bid­ der at Die fr ont door o f the Seminole CmiM> f o u r ! Mona# al Sanfonl. Florida, on ilia flrat Monday In ih> mol,It) of June, l.i*3, which la the Ird day o f June, m i . Dated 11,1a mill day „ f April. 1993. (H E A I. ) Ar th u r II. neck w Ith, Jr. < le ik c ir c u it Court, bttwlnoli County, Florida rutdtan, A p ril lu. May 7, it, 31, 1991 C D I I — 113 downtown , for ll o u a c lr a ilc r H Y O W N E R . 3 B d n n . 2 batlis la r g e kn. F A 21332 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath CB house, I c u m l b ark >ard. Call FA 2 twtki b efore F A 2-42W a f te r 5. 3 3. N O CASH N E E D E D B e d r o o m , 2 bath. )til a mouth. T . A I. included. 322 S0(k). BORERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor llajmoiNl I un lgiii'i, Aoo. 1 A 2 3951 Atlantic Bunk llldg. .S-7 everybody laugha!" fi. F or K en t UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2 3631. FURN. Apt. 3300 UcllonvUle. Legal Notice A l’TO RADIO SERVICE SEWERS WANTED PERSONAL RADIO A TV IMMEDIATELY 25ih. Si. A Sanford Ave. Mink nt home doing a tuple sewing. W«, supply materi­ AU TO GLASS als ami pay shipping both ways. Good ruto of pay. IN S T A L L E D Piece work. Apply, Dept. S eiiiinrik Glass and I ’utnt AD 389, Box 7010, Adelaide Com pany Post Office, Toronto, On­ 2in Magnolia Ph FA 2-4S2I tario, Canada. WAITRESS must tie experi­ enced. Curb girl, experi­ enced. Must be over 16. Ap­ ply Chick \N Treat, Sanford. BEAUTY Operator at once. Junior or senior. Mary Brown's Beauty Shop. Ph. FA 2-6601. Legal Notice ilMiimiiit, hi# ug rnt nr k ! ( o r n « ) , or tii* Minor whiitl l«* viilfi */ Irruii A. FoNuin H K i r o u t r l i o f takl Wall I I U I , Y«I1I( |: Office Night FV FA 2 2118 2 0618 Stenslrom Realty 2 Dining room sets. $20. $15; buffet, $16; armchairs $16, double bed, bookcase head* board, $20; rugs, Sin and $5; 2 chest of drawers, $10 ea.; also ironing board; small tables; mirror, lamps etc. Giveaway prices. Call at 126 l’ inccrest Dr. Be­ tween 9 and 12 a. m. No. phone. MAYTAG Washer, 2 fisti aquarium, deep freejer. '36 Truck. Ml»c. Rems. Phono FA 25066, Cucumbers $t.00 a bushel. Bring container, you pick. Corner Celery & BeardalL Tuesday through Friday, 35. Article* Wanted USED Piano. Will pay cash. Pit. FA 2 9081. 3G. Autom oBIlea • Tru cks BUYING A NEW or USED CAH? FINANCE IT WITH US • Uiw Interest Rates ♦ U>w Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 1 Owner '53 Olds, perfect exrrpl bad Iran*. $130.00. Ph. FA 2-0664. CARS WANTED REEL'S USED CARS 10th SI. t t Sanford Ave. TRADE '60 Fiat Sport* car for boat,, motor and trail* er. FA 1-6894. W ILL Sacrifice '38 Chcvro* lei Delray. 2 door sedan. Excellent condition. $650. 322(3(06. $1 l>er day rentuI for Elec­ 37. limits - Motors tric Curiw-t Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre Gateway To Tlvc Waterway Iluhsun Sportiiur Goods Carroll's Furniture, Your EVINRUDE Dealer DEPENDABLE TV service. BABY Furniture. FA 2 9191. 304 6-8 E. lat Ph. FA 2 3861 C oj’s TV. Service call $2 00 YELLOW Squash. $2761 a SEIJ, or Trade for car, 18 FA 2-9663. bushel or 6e a jMumd, Ex­ hp Johnson. Excellent to cellent for freeling. Deliv­ new condition. FA 2-4815. 27. Hpecial Service* ered. Ph. FA 2 6415. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. 16' CABIN Cruiser with U S E D Refrigerators and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Iraikr. Int 39. Park Ave. All Typea ami Sire* Washers, Completely recon­ ^JlTailer^JR i^^ian foroi^^^ ditioned, 90 day warranty We Repair and Service on all. Dick’s Appliance 3H. Motorcycle*! • Scooters S T I . V F. -Service. 5li* Hanford Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. FA 2-7638. 267 W. 2nd SI. FA 2 6132 New A Used. LAWNS Renovated • Aerate 400 ft. CHAIN fence with dou Lewis Sales A Service Ileal bargain. Remove Thatch • Chinch Ide gate. 2517 Country Club lid. Rug Spray (VC-13) • Ferti- 322-8121, Ph. FA-2-7928 ■ae—Ph. FA 2 4211 MANSFIELD LAWN SLR. 1 DAY SERVICE 23th. St. A Sanford Ave. l*h. 3236655 SMI III Air-Condition Rvlrlgem I ion service. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2 7431 Night FA 2 ’.,(9E». KUIGilJAlUI'i .'ales A Service (I. II. HIGH Duo W, Ivl SI. Sanfonl Ph. FA 2-3883 COMPLETE Tractor Servicediscing, landscaping, lot (Iranng, cull Ration, lieu! reasonable. FA 2 3790. Jim Hunt Realty N L*U SIN G I'K U S O N N K L NEEDED fur expansion al FLORIDA CARE. If you 323-9700 love your Mother and are 2324 Park Dr Satdord, FIs. willing to give Ihe same de 3 Bcdruuin, I ball*, Urge cor­ voliuti and personal alienner lot racing lake, lus i lion to oihcrx U»cre may be Waits Drive, S u n i a n d an opening for you on Hie Estate. FIIA in service. skilled nursing staff a I $450 down, muntlily $8173, FLORIDA CARE OF till YA nothing down. FA 2-8074 I ANDO. Licensed practical or FA 2 2118 nurses. Salary range $225 lo* $27u M mlti lor to hour work April. A l». I**4I. week, depending u}miii quail- J li C m II ft AN \» A d m ln lt t r g lo r «>f t».* flvalion aud experience of l U t a t r nr Ham CochrMii, applicants. Good personnel III < CAtf*f|. Mtriiairom. ligvlM A Mulnlinli Real Estate—Mortgage* pul!riot. Including vocation A t t o r n * ) * for A il m in l» lr s io r III N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 and alck leave bcncfHls. Ap Pa O I i r * « * r 13-0 w*nfor d, Florida Ravenna Park FA 2 7493 1 p'y In person sjo W. MIclil PubllMh: April 19, May 7, ll. ..venings gau Ave. OrUudu, 8 am . lo II. IR43 FA 2 2677 FA 2 3823 FA 2-4060, $ p.m. CUI1—1JJ No ll v r I<• hMrl>> giv t il H ail H id utMitrrfgnrrl will, no lli* 411* U$i> of Jon*. A. U. 1*43, If fr *f nt to Hit IliuiitrEilili' i ' mihi ty «il oiinoU County, F lo r id * , hi* f if!a 1 rriurn. *>• *<1 uni mini vtiUilior*, Adiolnd l m U i i s f (Ur H a u l * o f h \M COf*ll VIAK. «1* und nt mni U tllli*. I li *11 ami t h*r* iniikr n|Mill( Ml lull in (h t •I udk*' f ■ u Illsul ««tll*lu riiit of hi« * linlnUirutlori o f >4ld lute, mill f o r an o r d * r UIm* b a rgin g Mm am *uch A d io iM n tratur, Ifutiij (Ids lit* IVU i Uay of 12 BASS Accordion. Like new, $2.Mxi FA 2 7204. PERSONAL RADIO & TV iiY OWNER— Nice 4 lldrm. LAKH FRONT LOT 2 hath home In lUvemia Greatly reduced for quick A ld)llwlldc area. I^rge ■i sale. Lake Mary area. Ex­ CLEAN fill dirt, clay, shell, li o r i o J, I m r d ! utdily Rm. and workshop, clusive with Brown Really. peat, top soil. FA 2-2576. . l i t o r (4*) nt I „l »* double cartairte, alr-Cundll r O llnv 194 FA 2-3237 or FA 2 1064. boning, central lieat A fire W Inter I*m( I,. F lo rid * L A W N sS K K V IC E ' I'uhllvh: A p n i SR, Rm, ihi> 7, H, place, covered paiio facing Ln llu*iric»x Oppitrlunily Mowing and eiljing, etc. Salmi Lake Ravenna. Reasonably ufactiou guaranteed. Ph. priced. 361 Vihlen ltd. Ph. For Lease, Service Slalion FA 2 1817. is T ill; tin n r o f T ill: Choice location. Apply The FA 2 2434. < OI S T I J I l l l t l ; SI.VII M i l l. I OI ST I . Pure Oil Co. 18)4 W. 6tb St. Piano Tuning and Repair s i t T i : o r T I .1111111 s W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 |M tr lb* m( i Ifi. ic m u le H elp W anted HAM CO CH HAN. I •* « » » « ij IV H H U U A T i: HOTPOINT Refrigerator — New finish $69.S3 Croslry Refrigerator — New finish $99.93 Crosley Refrigerator — New finish $129 93 Coldspoi Refrigerator — New finish $149.95 G. E. Apt. sl«! Refrigerator $19.95 31A. Pel.. G. E. Refrigerator. One year old. automatic d e f r o s t BEAGLE PUPS. Pat»er». $35. $249.93. FA 2-7544. Check our used T.V. DcjiL BOSTON Terrier. AKC Pup$5‘9 95 and lip. pic*. FA 2-1861 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE SIAMESE Kitten*. H weeks 553 West First St. old. $10. FA 2 0171. Free Kitten. FA 3-6340. W11 IT H L A D IE S IV) WORK part time in our d2. I'I dvvcik - SliruliH office, $1 IS per hour, salary POTTED MUMS m bloom. plus bonus. Call 323-6467 S’ NORIKS Store. Slock A 35c up. for appointment. equipment. Well establish­ GRAPEVILLE NURSERY ed. Proprietor w,«nes tt, ie- REFINED, sell led lady for GratH-ville Ave. Near 20th SI lirr ( all I \ 2 6274 or tetr plume work tn own Bit. l-'iirniliire lavngWfHHl I E 811389 borne. Must have private .4 . . . . ________________ line and Ih- able lo devote Sell Us Your Furniture, tyutek 2 BEDROOM, cement block Service With Hie Cavil. a reasonable amount of Ikiuic. $56 a Mo. PaynieiUs. SUPER TRADING POST lime each week. Permanent FA 2-3610. FA 2-0677 position with aIHive average commission earnings. Write 3 BEDROOM house, 2 baths. Used turmturo-, appliances, giving qiialifirations lo Rox Living room, family room, tools, etc. Bought * Sold. 17 e o Sanford Herald. fireplace room, patio, swim­ Larry's Mart 215 Sanford ming pool. Kitchen equip­ Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 19. SUtmllons VYnntrri ped. Central heat. JiM out­ FR E E ESTIM ATE side city limits. Will sacri­ Child Care. FA 2 2274. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ fice. FA 2 1387. ovating. New A Used Furni­ 21. K riiu ty Snlunn ture. Call Nix llrddmg Mfg. St. Johns Realty HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Co., aI 709 Celery Ave, Complete Beauty Service THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 2-2117. Evening Appointment* 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 105 So. Oak FA 2 5742 JE N K IN S & W ILLIA M S OSTEEN. New frame house, FU R N ITU R E Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 2 Br's, kit. equipped. CarNEW tt Used furniture and porte. By owner. FA 2 2064. Have your promt nowl 1 on appliances. Good place to our discount special, Com­ buy—sell or trade. EASY 2 BEDROOM House. 0U8 Myr­ plete with hair cut, style TERMS. Wholesale prices tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ and set. And the following (or cash wan 322-4013. week you are entitled to Telephone FA 2-7450 — »a free shampoo A set. 406 S. Sanford Avenue 3 A 4 BEDROOM Homes. 322IM34 See models al Highland 318 Palmetto Ave. WANTED reliable couple lo Ave. Longwood. lu minutes 25. I’ lum lilng S ervient lake up monthly payments south on 17 «2 and west on of $13.36 on 3 complete Seminole 1 block. rooms of furniture. Call LMN ENTERPRISES INC. TE 8-1511, Casselberry, coi­ led. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY I'lnntbinit & llo n tin g 3 A 4 Bedroom Ironies. Some AIR CONDITIONING Rl. Articles For Sale with air-conditioning. CONTRACT and REPAIR TEE \N GREEN ESTATES WORK Ladies, childrens shoes. $1.89 26th St. W. by Mayfair Coun­ 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 up, Mens shoes $2.90 up. try Club. Surplus City, 201 W. lit. ” PLUM RING ATTRACTIVE 3 - bedroom, Contracting Repairs 3 ROOMS full of furniture. Du bath iRMiie. Built-in kit­ FREE ESTIMATES $25*0.511, 20 pieces ill all at chen, arr-eondiliouer, cus­ K. L. HARVEY Furniture C e n t e r. lluo tom drapes aud power 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 French Ave. mower included. $3uu down, 2fi. Kudin \ T elevisio n payments $84. FA 2 akW. 21" T.V. $55. FA 2 11740. Adults. No (icta. FA 2-7664. 2 BEDROOM furnislted apart­ lando, Fla. FA 2-Knki be­ ment, also efficiency apart­ tween 4:ut) p.m. & 3:00 p.tn. EFFICIENCY Apartment on ment, furnished. 322-6341. First -St. Near 2 city free NEW 2 bedroom furniahed parking lots and shopping Duplex. FA 2 2376. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. atom . No utility cliarges. 1363 Elliott Ave., FA 23234 2 11EDROOM lioute. Kitchen Sutlabk- for couple or sin­ or FA 20323. Cf|Uipped. 170. FA 2 4001. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. LARGE 2 bedroom trailer, Store. 3 HDUM furniahed Apartment & 1 HR. Trailer. AdulU for couple. $43. FA 2-73SM. UNFUHN. 1st Floor. 3 rm». only. FA 2-7368. bath, 2 screened porches. 2 BEDROOM upalaira Apt. 3(6 Magnolia Ave. Apply 2 BEDROOM house, Florida C o m p l e t e l y redecorat­ upstairs evening*. room. Available now. Ph. ed. sparkling ck'in. Adults. FA 2-1348. $73. 1304 Celery Ave.. Ax UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom mile E. of traffic light. Apt. kitchen equipped. 108 W E L A K A APARTMENTS: FA 2-0868. W. 18th St. FA 2-4678. Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. 2 BEDROOM, kitchen equip- NEW fu mi sited & unfurnish­ pod home, liuwntowti. fiio ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen per mo. FA 2-0437. ment, tile baths: terrain* equipped. $36. Mo. Plume floors. I’ ll. FA 2 2374 afler FA 2-41W8. 3 ROOM furniahed Garage 3 p. nt. Apurtmcnt. Close in. $43. 2 BEDROOM furnished house. FA 26606 after S:3t) p.m. 2 BEDROOM Furn. Duplex. Near base. Call FA 2-0566. Ground floor Apartment. 1 III)ItM. houae. NO H3I22 2 BEDROOM 33’ x 8' Trailer. Contact 2312 1’ nlmctlo. after 6. For information. 322 3032. 2 ROOM Furn. Apt- Call be­ CLEAN, modern, unfurnished fore 2:30. FA 25W27. 2 liedrouiu house. 1810 W. 3 BEDROOM House. Kitchen Third SI. Piione llartow NEW CR 2 bedroom home. M M II I: II I ' M M equipped. SOfJ mouth. Call 533 2326. Nice grove. View of I.ike i h r u n %o i i : o r t i i h alter 6:00. FA 2 5425. n r r i. n im > % Mary Block partition*. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipTOi IMiltNA HI > Completely plastered. Full Room. Plume K it urn] I HA M KC11KXI* SLEEPING |ted house. Call FA 2-7768 lilr ball: A sill' Extra luce K v u : b i i . his Mir*, r FA 2 31M6 after 2 i> m. for apisiinlment. done* unVno«ti k-triven. Many extras. Call TOU A R K H K f l K R r N O T Iowner. 322483U. RENTALS Finn i hm m i K i u i y n a ­ Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. t i o n a i* M»"»KT«JA**K AH.H4M’ Surplus CUy. 201 W. 1*1- 3RDR.M, unlurn. home la>cb IA T IO N . l » » v llig filed In tilt* OWNER SACRIFICE Arbor $83. 2 lledrm. Furn. Court It* m o r n llllt o f Co m ­ DUE TO HEALTH R E N T A R E1) plaint, th* nature ami purpo** Apt. $35- Robert A. WilHome and residential income o f which It lo for*c ln »a that Rollaway, Hospital A Baby llama, Realtor. FA 2 3851. certain m o rtgage « i e c u l * d h> lied*. property which constats of ll* r n « r d Mch*m*tt«u#r and H a By Day, Week, or Month FURNISHED 2 bedroom Iwo a-bedroom and one 2M. t*ch*meiT*u*r, hi* M iff, to la«$$\>er* M urlga ge mul T it le CARROLLS FURNITURE brdrmm masonry ivomcf, bouse. Air-conditioned. Ph. Company, on tii* >tii *luy of Ph. FA 2-3181 110 W. 1st St. FA 23248. wilh oak floor*. Fla. rooms, Jmlyf that **I<1 Com* p la lo i prta>* for an accou nt­ city water, all fully furn­ ROOM, THE GABLES, 461 in g lo be tu kni umlar th* ished. 2 of tiomei now rent­ illrcrlfoM of Ihr l*ourt fur Magnolia Ave. FA2-072U ed for $180 mo. Also in­ what !■ due ih * r !t«InUf f for l»rhit‘l|*nl «itoi It ti tr **! on eultf i x i (i i v n j i t iiir .'s r u l i n '. cludes m acres. Huge nmrlgiiKe ami tnortgkige n o l» * i : t n M » i . s : i m v r i . r i . o i i - 1 I1KDI1M. Apt. Adults. No oaks and cilrus trees. Sell and for the lout*, clinrgif* *md •i i » Jiels. FA 2 2447. • ri|itnB> • Including * i lurnvjr'a T i t , >•*. 4XM all or part. Small down pay­ fe« • and *t.»trar| fee* and K B T A T K O K A N N A r i l K l l i : l * 3 ROOM nicely furnished ment. or make offer. Good DKTI7ABIJD lhat In default nf DIM h 1**»>Apartment. Private hath. tiitlif I II I*** I n l t r f i l , e a f tif i, M i n i r. n t m t J i i i T u t i * terms. North or South mi claim, demand and •oiulfjr of T O A M TKHaUNS KAV IK O Clean. Adulls IA 2-1810 17 92 to Umgwoud-flVK'do r*d*inptton of the l* e f « n d * n l* t’ l. AIM S OH l> 1, XI ' A D S and nil peraoim (Itilmliiir b>« Alt ' IN S T S A I D K B T A T K : lid. (Mubluy's Corner), Him 2 IIEDRIKJM turnishrd larnse. th rough, under or ngalii*! I'lrd Mini ....Ii *»f y»»n west 1 block lo East St., l Jirm or any o f lit* in, he uh- 11 r f *i sv notiri*d «$nil r u i u l r H $60. (Call 323-11132. Dim 1 blk. .south on East • olu ii ty harrad and f*»re9 lot* d. lo flit* uiiv cl*lnm Miii u»t n»nili tii Id ault living flirt! In I *» wlilrh ) ii ii, *ir * l l ! i * r nf you, 1 liKDRiiiiM unfurnished SI. i ' 1rv u 11 « i h r i o f I h « N In I It J n - in u), I'MiVf* i git tn »t I’ MId * - 1.i t w houae. Kile lie n equipped. illulal O rc u U , In *nd f o r b«rti- In i h * Offlc* of Hon. C. VfcltJ H . County Judg* Inole County. In Chancorj. rn- NC»N S71J a tno. 2434 Cedar Ave. LEAVING Tuwn 3 Bedrooms, Of ,s«L<minolf' C«»unty, «ii Ipli 4>f* m i«d K i:i»i;n \ia n a t h »n a l 2 halhh. family room, cor­ Al o I t T i i \UI-: A KM h M A T I m .N m Her in tin i'nurt Hon*** in (■'Mil­ ner lot, air • conditioned, corporation o r g a n lie d under fo r d ' Floridk* w iil ii n *lx ealen- 9. For Sale or Kent lireaklatl bar. built • in bn A d o f Cauiiiiraii *«ud fevUl- iI mt month* from til* Dm* of log iiurruMiit to lh « F r d * r » l I bn fir* 1 nu Ml rut lull til Hi I* House. FA 2 7888 or FA 2 4203 range A oven, dlaliwaslicr. aVgllofial Morlgu g* A • Ij i tun Kutlt'r. I ‘.*ti 11 riu(in o f (Itin nml Private fcnccil patio, 24’ x c 'h a r it r Act, r i a l n t l f f . varau* tnuit b * In wr iti n g *m j I'unlmln 2 lilt 817 Catalina. FA 3 6578 lh»- plgur nf r* * M * n c * miu! po*l H B A N A ft D m i i c m i *. lO 32'. 2117 Summerlin Ave inf III* cl-iin,*nl HIt and 11*A M. N‘ ' l l KM K V A I '- o f f ii'f 111. Krai Entitle F o r S a it FA 2 8977 after 3. i It. Ii U « l f . and 1111 m) K • Mini inuit •** nwurn tn !>r fli* \\UO|i \\ m i l l !• !;«U H ’r i V H , IN I’., In < Kil.aMe, h «ln g 4'lian* • * r> Ca*t’ Nii. I I M I , p ra ying ;« f«ir «r lo * u n of Bath] m o rt g a g e on (It? follow ing «li*c'rlh«d I *nd. ly in g « n d being In barnIn ole ( ‘outify, Florida. n K: III., w r \\ \: \ i n i h n f ii:m » f iiih t v». T ICIN’, nrfHirdlng fo pi* t Al A It T E I . I Z A I I E T I I D A M C I. S t l i « r * o f *»■ rtcord rd in l*lat Defendant Hook IT. l*Mg* « « , o f Public All F IF E H I I P P I. Att lj*» urd* nf He in loolc l*nunTit: * i y i FI orld u; To g f I bar w 11 h M A IM I. L I Z A III. | 11 D A M E t J I th* foliou lng *<|i]lprn*ri|: 3OO0 Soulb Lynhorat Drive ln | *ro « tlo n a l o f LHIoi FurIbdlkoapolla I I . Indiana l i n e , Mod, Ollri » ; IM >; Aon are her. by ■ ..tlfi. «■ that You, iiml e v li o f yDtj, i r « a Complaint for lilv o i.. h , . !-►* fllrd ag ain *! )u u and you liMi'bjf m i u lr e d to file {icr»uhera regulred |„ * *r v e a copy o ily or h> Mttorri4->. iu the of* of j o u r A l i * w r r nr pleading i „ Nt * o f Ih * f'lrrl* o f p.tidi <V u r l , the Comp lain| „ „ ||M |-| lu|in . in the Fount y Four I H h u n In attorney a. Fe lder mol lieiitu g. i h « c*itjr o f j**nford, i ' o u n i) o f hlaua. Mil South Klluwlea Av«. rieuiliiol*, g t a l * of Florida, on nua. lV ln tr r Park. u r a n g * o r !»#fon* the fllh da«y o f J une. County, Florida, and fll. the A. f » , 1341, your app*ararii*'. or other Uefenslvt origin al Au aw er or p lre d lo g to a n s w e r tha o f flea »,f tin circ u it Court P leu dins* to fh« F'lr*. plaint In on or b efore ihr 3*111 dai of thU i n u i r u oil «3eo iu serve Alai, 1993. I f ) ,»u fall to «h. a , upon bind ers, U c h H « n , Scb*va lu c re # p m Coiifeaao will he urs A Mims, MtioroejB for (h* entered agaPial you for the r U l i i l l f f , * ropy >iif » 41d ploialullivi n i l s said Hill of re li e f d*-|||a tided In the Con). liitt* |,li lot i*o inplaint w ill he taken a* At I T N KHS u,y hand a -I .. , I raiMfesMd by you und each of of * a id court lit Sanford srml- you, |H/NK VN I » U l l h h l l h l * l • bole I'o u n i) J lorlda. till* ITH, 3rd day of Xluy, v I t , *t day o f April, lyes. ■ E M ,I • in f ird, tfamlnole 4'0 un i), Florida Ar.J or II lo c k .. t I, c l e r k o f to* i'll, olt * urt. I 0 C A L ) A r th u r II U i k i v i t h , Jr. Ity Martha T. A ilil io D i n u l y Clerk. Flerlc of fi$r F l i cult Fo ur ! o f M m ln ola F o u t il ), F l o r ­ F C 1,11EH aod I IE T T IS U IIA L 'S ida. a t t o r n e f a f..r P la in tiff Mb S ulh |{ru>„1.* A i t n u a By 1 M s r lh * T, Ylhlen '■.Inter Park. E lii'd .i Li«puly Clark Pc hi la li A p ril 111, 33, Jo, May 7. I'uUiUu: May T» *4, 31, £•. C D Il -A l CD1-3II. IN T i l l : I JIM I I T I i l l I I I T i l l : M A I M J| Dll M l . i l i t . • I I I . I\ AAII l u l l v l . H I A U I |: I U I N T A ’. » M ill IIM ■N I I I A M I . l i t Nil. |jawi U E H N A R D w . D A N IE LS . P la in tif f WILL TRADE 3 Lola in Sanfonl. clo*c to o f equa l ta lu c , W rite I*. 0 . Box 702, Wildwood. F la . 322-5612 IIM . 51. A r lie lc s F o r Sale Tucs. M a y 7. *85— PittfL*9.12. Real K s ln lc F o r S ale i 16. Fem ale lls||i W im lcd i 29. Auttum ilille S ervice Air-Comlitioninfr i i . u. r u i ' i i c o „ i n c . 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 LOW Pretty can a lace be? Let a BEAUTY COUN'SE LOR s'uw you with Ihc finest in cusinviic*. piionc FA 2-3143. 2 ;AuDuniiliiie T-crvice il Aulo Glass, tups A Seal C overs AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 364 ALL For W. 2nd hi. FA 2 8U3J WORK GUARANTEED rea l a u t o m o b ile bar check the Herald classdied display oectiun. if JUJU, HOLLERSo/SANFORD /CHEVROLET ¥ OLDS CADILLAC .STOCK UEDUCTION SALK BIG STOCK NKW SKUA NS - COUI’ KS * HARD TOI’S - STATION WAGONS SPORT .MOIlKLS - TRUCKS $2,000 T O $6,500 Jli<; DISCOUNTS DIG TliADK ALLOWANCE TH EY GOTTA (JO. — A I,SO — SQUARE DEAL USED CARS 1*2 CADILLAC Ail Power, Air ............. f!3B3 fil C H K V . S lu lio n W axon A u lo ............... ICB5 fi’J M O N Z A I Speed, Radio, lie u te r ....... r»7 C IIE V . I Dour, V-8, Slhndnrd S h ift 3193 695 fid RAMIILKR I Door, Autuiuulic ..... fil VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door ............. .. 1395 1595 SAVE NOW 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD 2305 PA UK AVE. LOW COST GMAC FINANCING �P«JW if) _ May 7, 196S] N a vy Drive Kicks Off squadron's donations. One. drive chairman, accept­ Navy installations in the his •vanford and Jacksonville Commander C h a r l e s \V ed the donation on behalf of Meshier, Heavy Attack Wing Navy Belief. anas leveled their light* at a *35,000 goal today as the annual Navy Relief Society fund campaign opened throughout the Naval estab­ lishment. In the local area the drive is already aimed in the right direction. Officials of the Of­ ficer*' Wives Club of NAS Sun lord announced today tbeir May Harden Purty held Saturday in the NAS Ball­ room had gathered nearly *«0U for Navy Relief. Mrs. John (P a t) Draim. party chairman, emphasized tins figure was subject to change as final accounting U done of party expenses. In addition, a MWi donation hy Sanford’s VAH-5 further boosted the local drive. The figure represented participa­ tion by each of the squadron's SOME OF mure than 300 officcrx. Imliun and 3Vi officers and men. civilian guuxtx attending Navy Relief benefit The May 4 - June 6 drive Mny (inrdeii Party enjoy decorative buffet tnlile was fust hours old when Saturday nt NAS lliillnmni. The party was x|xmVAJI5 Commanding Officer Horcii by tile Officers’ Wives Club of NAS SnnCdr. Lyle II. Sellc presented Vegetable Market In New York Monday. Hie celery rnarkrt was slightly stronger. Crates of plorida 2 dozen size ranged *3.25 *3.75, mostly *3.50 3.75 and 2'x to 4 dozen w e r e (3.35*1.00. mostly *3.75. Carton* of 18 flint wrapped celery hearts were *3.25*3.50. Cabbage prices were about unchanged ■t *2.00 *2.50, mostly *2 4K>*2.25 |*er crate. Bed type was *3.50 *4.00 and savoy *3 (JO*3.25. Chinese cabbage was steady at *4.50 for unwrapped heads, and *5.00 for wrapped. Kndlvr and escarole were both high­ er, ranging from (2 50 *3.00 per crate, with a tew escarole *3.25. Itomalne ty|M> lettuce was slightly higher, selling .d *2 00 *300 per erale, mostly *2.00*2.50, and Big Boston type was about steady at *3.00 *4.25, according to qual­ ity, sizn ami condition. Prices for cucumliers were slightly lower, will) the best ranging from *3.00*4.00. mostly *3.DO­ SS.50 per bushel basket. Bush­ el hampers of green beans were *5.00 tf).(JO, with a few high as S0.50, but mnsl sales *5.00 *5.50 for the harvester variety. Valentines were *4.50*5.00 and other varieties rang­ ed from *5.IH))n.fl0 Pnrsli'y was a little higher and sold at |l.uo*5 ix» mostly *4.00 *4.50 for crates of 5 doz­ en bunches of curly types, and 10.00 $0.50 for plain. Bad ialie* were higher al *1.15SI.50, Mostly *1 25*1.50 per basket of 30 0 mince film hags. Ores'll Italian type squash sold at $1.50 *2 00 )n small crate* of small to med­ ium size, and water cress was mostly 15 cents per hunch. In Central Plorida Friday, harvesting was very limited because of flic rain. Cabbage aohl lor *1.50 per crate, with red *2.00 *2.30, and a few •Savoy at *2nn Bushel hamp­ er* of fair quality harvester •■cans were *3 no. Legal Notice M l T l i n «h ir i'i h m l ull r w i i i ;i : i » (HI.Ill I l i i r M i * I mI tilra f t IUIIM n « * i H 'K ih i i i : iki : i »v «n v I «X* Thlil 11Miv Iti| 1111titp 111sliulllvr i* f I hr f 111] >IMlll|r i l ' l l l f l *'*lr» huk fi liit fitihl l i r l l f h i i M h if t m tli t ii In In* h Mini tlipmifi, Tim i * rllf h n i p utmti*»r All'll |pnr iif f 1fit lull tif I be |f|ii| AXlt III* flMMlP If, ti III. If l| Ml** Mu fill J(i Hp; i v r i i r i r i i * ' No, i f * Yri ir o f 1Mr11a i)i"it :|‘MSV IN’ *. rl|*lloii a»r |*r>i|i« r l v !.«»»■ I A .*! IHK i A v aii inAddition Hook I l'A *rp H i a l Kami* III m lili'h »m,4eti«r«| J, VVo'olruff, ill A l l o f vmh| |iro|»rrlr' ••rill* Ik * <’ •m i l ) of rtrinliiolr, Htitlr *ff Plurlilil* tTlilraP tills I* f • rl If I « it 14* p InmII ) itr t r •I f■i' i Mi« 41 ii it,m»1 1II lnir to liior ihp |.ro|i#rty •Ir­ • rr lh rd In aui 'Ii • r r l l f h A l P win •»• a**|if to ih# iiivlirat i.iiiifrr hlifrr *1 Il f* f r o m flour o f 11« Hr in* mol# r m i t d r o m r t ih»u** Al HMiiforif, riorhlii. mi u,«. f|ml Moa 0* } in ii.r . mil *.r ju n IMS, u hl< h la ih*. 3r.| ti n Jtirir 1**7 ImtMl fhlA M rMi ria> flf AfirII IM S . IH CA M A i lh t ir |f flrt ». will, Jr. 1'l**rk r i m i i i r.Hirt, Hrlilliliolt* I 'll ff It I A , IT "r Pin l*uhll»h: A p r il 10. Mar T# If . si. m a n » l l - 15? fonl, who (lecornteiJ Imllrooni in authentic Oricnlnl stylo. CPU. I<Y1,E II. SK'ITB, right, Commanding Of­ ficer of VA il-r. present* surprise check for .ffiRK to fMr. f'liurlen W. Mcsltlor, representing tliu NAS Sanford Navy Relief Society Fund Drive. The sum included donation* by each of VAlNG’s Hot) officers mid men. Presentation took place at Navy Relief benefit party, bourn after the May -I to June ti drive begun. Church Taking Registrations For Camps T V Tube Explodes; Family Escapes Injury This oncc-a year campaign Registrations to attend the hi help Navy and Marine Junior High Christian Adven­ Corp families has Hie personal endorsement of Admiral ture Camp and Hie Senior George W. Anderson, Chief Assemblies at U'csburg this of Naval Operations. I-a*l summer are now being aeyear the Navy Belief Society repted at thr Church Sc Ixsil spent *300,000 lielping families Office of the First Methodist in this area alone. Saturday's NAS party was Church. The *3 registration fee I* attended by more Ilian 300 Sanford officers, their ladles paid hy the church and par­ and many civilian guests. It ents are asked to pay the was easily among the bigge'l remainder of *13 for the jun­ social events o( the year at ior high's and $15.50 for tilethe air station seniors. Juniors will camp Guests enjoyed an authentic the week of June 2t*2V and Or.ental atmosphere replete seniors may go any wc-ek willi garden settings, a foun from July 27 to Aug. 17 lain and ladies dressed in j Thule wishing lo attend are advised to register a* striking Japanese kimonos. soon a» possible since most camps are filled before the deadline dates. Information and application blanks are available al tile office. B u s in e s s f i^ Briefs W i New !*rexy Mike Kurgan was elected II you have seen (lying ter­ mite* around your home, nr president of SIYF of Kbcn c/rr Methodist Church at Hu- transparent wing* that they shed, chances are good last Sunday evening's ser­ that you have termites feed­ vices. Other officers: Betty ing on your properly this very Turner, vice president: Sue minute. This wont of warning Jaillct. secretary; Benny Sa­ comes Irons Dr. K, <\ Wil­ ke treasurer: Fay Dunaway, liams, consultant for the publicity, and Benny Dicker manufacturers ot Arab UDo­ son, chaplain. lt, a tcrtnlle control concen­ trate. Don' t shudder at Hie thought of all expensive lira! ment to rid your property of these destructive insects. Dr. Williams continues. Thunk* to the development ol a modern do-it-yourself product, home­ owners can now treat their own homes in spare tunc at a minimum of cost. The insecticide contained in tills produel is line which pro­ fessional termite operators use, according to Williams. It forms a protective chemical soil barrier for the home which kills termites on con­ tact. Because they must re­ turn to the soil for moisture nt least every 72 hours, those termites within a structure are kilted lit a matter ol days. In addition, the soil harrier prevents future termite in festal ion. For bow long? USDA lest* of (Tilnrdaiic, the basic ingredient of IMin-lt, made In 1!H7 are still loo per­ cent el fertile against termite infestation. It Is available at Hill Lumber and Hardware Co. The picture tube of an un­ [Drive, exploded Monday with f the incident, said that the , Florida room all morning. ■'Thank goodness, we wore used television set m Hie a roar, showering glass all family was not home at the over the room. ! lime, but that the two child- out ol the bouse, or someone home of Mr. and Mr*. Mark Mri. Maples, who reported |ren had been pliylng In the could have been seriously in­ Maples, 1101 Santa Barbara jured," exclaimed Mrs. Ma­ ples. "The neighbors said 1hat they heard the explo­ sion and when I came in t found broken bits of glass scattered all over the room." the car and the second from A garage fire which was Mrs. Maples said Plat l .:<• presumed to have started a can of stored gasoline. set had been used in the Tile garage and contents bedroom V few wee?* a„o from faulty wiring in the n uu* moved to the Florida car, caused the loss Sunday were a total his*. room, but not plugged in. of Hie building, ear, boat, The picture tulie was sup­ motor, trailer and tools, valu­ posedly a reconditioned one, ed at *3,000 at the home of she slid, Mrs. Betty Widdis, 524 Church A check with television re* pairmrn rcvcjled that imper­ St., lamgwuod fection* in the tube probab­ The Lon gwtaxi Fire De-artly caused the tube to explode, ment responded to a call Gill Scout* of Seminole This was llte first case known received at I u> a m and County. 483 strong will play ir 3hl* area. found Hu; building already m Mrs Maples -aid that tin* flames. Two explosion* were laistesses for their mother* set wa» working <>K tbs- la-t heard, Mrs. Widdis reported at (he annual Mother-Daugh­ time *he turned it on, which The first was prc»umed to ter Banquet, Wednesday at HAROLD (Rnz) Hum­ have been the gas tank of the Civic Cenier at 0:3fi pm. was alxmt a muntil ago. mel. of the (iuinesville A display of arts and. crafts Daily Sun. who has works for the year will be been reporting nti the open at 5.3D. prior tn the investigation* into tlie dinner, and after dinner, t ie activities of the now By Mona Grlustrad TALLAHASSEE fU l'l) — Scouts and their guests will defunct Nova Rudders, New officers of the North of Sanford, for Thu The Semite ihungeil it* mind see a play, put on by Mrs Orlando Garden Club will be Sanford II aid, re­ today about a bill that would Katherine Bishop's troop. permit anyone to carry a pis­ elected at ihi* months meetceived a second place ing of the group to bo held award in the William tol without n permit. at 7:30 p in. Thursday. After passing it by two Kumimtj;c Sale Randolph 11ears L Foun­ dation's third annual vote* Tuesday, the Senate re­ Members of MYK of Kbcn- The meeting will bo held the home of Mrs. Richard nationwide Journalism considered today, removed the o/cr Methodist Church will at Sloddcn. lit. N. Edge mon Award program for in­ hill fm,-n tin- mlcndiii and sent Imld a rummage sale from Ave.. with Mr*. W G. Harm it to a judiciary committee for ti a m. t» f> p m Saturday terpretive re|sirling. as co-hostess. further study. at 208 Sanford Avenue F ire D a m a g e Girl Scouts To Honor Mothers Garden Club Sets Election Gun PermitEasing Killed - e a ro k » . Trim where a car should be trim Red, while and blue nest egg If you’re like most Amcricnm, you priilmbly intend tu use yuttr Saving’* Hnndrt nx u down I’tiynient utt a liouxo, In llcl|* HCliil it child to collide or othnnvixe tipiD'ailc your flUiiidnril of living. You don't nerd lo feel one whil loss patriotic Imenu.-e of Ihi-t. Tito fuel Hml you and ieim of tuillioim of other Americano huy and hold IJ.S. Snviiips Rondo helps Uncle Stint munufte his liuuiiciiil affairs better and puls him in a | h i m it ion to lie u stronger voice and u stronger power in Hie free world. And the fact that you nml these other millions of Americans have lu'cumulated tliu savings you have — tti billions In E and II Savings Ronds alone—is one of tho reasons why Ameri­ cans tiro financially etroiuc amt reliant. And their individual •drrnrth ia the alrcnnth of the nation. When tho communists make one of their favorite statements— that they're Koinyj to "bury us" economically—your savings and your support of your country aro minhty powerful answers. Keep building Loth with U.S. Savings liouiis. Quirk fncts slmut UJs. Mav ing * Hoads • You pel. $ t for every $3 nt maturity • You can pet your money anytime • Your Ramis are replaced freo if lost, destroyed, or stolen • You can save automatic­ ally ou Tayroli &iviu£tk Rambler—and only Ram bler-offers all these extra-value features AWARD W INNING STYLING and engineer­ DEEP DIP RUSTPROOFING, ing leadership as "Car o| the Yeat" root, DOUBLE-SAFETY BRAKES, step even with tight up to the ol nine tuslpiooling steps tv e iy is one Jiambiur goes tmuugn SELF-ADJUSTING BRAKES, reduce mainte­ damaged In.ike line nance costs CERAMIC AHMOREO EXHAUST SYSTEM designed tnl.nl al least as many yean aiongmal buyei owns Ins Ramlilei ROAD COMMAND SUSPENSION gives won­ derfully smooth tide, better cornering SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE Bom choice of Six oi V 8 engines, with hoisrpowm tanging lip lo 270 ADVANCED UNIT CONSTRUCTION, with massive single members ol one piece steel toi tar gieater strength MORE SERVICE-FREE, with 4.000 mile oil changes. 33.000mile ot 3 year chassis lutiticaturn (must models), many pads luted lot life MOST MILES PER GALLON of «jj cais in all classes in '63 Pure Oil Putormante Inals and Mobil Economy Run (Ammcan 440) —and many, many morel U.S. SAVINGS BONDS I will nut Isr respousildr - W P S F O R E X T R A - S M A R T B U Y E R S E X T R A - S P E C I A L S A V I N G S ON R A M B L E R AM EKIC ANS A L L THIS MONTHI COME IN FOR A SENSATIONAL BUY RIGHT NOWI B ILL a * «r l»44M**« f o r any d rbta iivrurred b i a n y o n e o t h e r than m y s r l f . Robert A. Jackson, Jr. Refoiv you huy any new ear, see nnd drive Rambler, winner of Motor Trend Mayra/.iiies hiphly coveted "Car of tin; ^ car Award. It * the ear with prorrif iiiplt ivxale value. And right now you can make higger-than-ever savings during the Trade I arade to Humbler. H EM PH ILL 301 W. First St. e » v * v ' * ' V ' * « , ’ i~j Join tho TRADE PARADE per month a.»* «*r *•» f*r rat* *Jr«rr;.ri«f. Ti* Tr**™-* u w i * 1 U Id M t ! * * * tkK M d «*ul ttw X i>IKviully when you net -,o many e\h a value* ina Rambler at no extra coal—plus u full choice of model* and j tower nmyei tup to ‘J7H lip), ineludiityt I in* extra-lively Kamhter t'lasu-ie with a new lilS-hp \ -S that coxls k**.* than many Sim s , ^ AMERICA’S LOWEST PRICE NOYICP. r*» r z Thut'a why a Knutliter L'luiuic, like ttin one i.imwii a llo w , park* in ejnitx other ear* pas* up. Makes you wonder w hy anyom* would xjx iid hiinditil.* o f dollai^ more for iiiiolher ear liiat can t carry any more pa>«?itRor» any more eomfortalily. RAMBLER QUALITY AT 34 Keep freedom tn your future wWi oIn thr tnxrW, Rambler irivr* you full room fornix O-ftKittM'*. On thenulsiilr, Rumlrlerii very trim, w ry cri*p, w ry doiiu. M OTORS, RAMBLER 6"V-8 Wiiwzrit MotorTr»a<UigtOMi*u4: "C4I Of THE»[*»• Inc. Sanford. Florid* �. Area To Get Colieg (See Bulletin) (Tlri> lir r a lit W K A T I I K K : F air ami wml ttim upli I'lim siln y. IMplt tod ay. 80 8.'*. Low ton igh t, .Vi-tifl. VOL. 53 United Preiw Leaded Wire KfttttbHuhcd 1008 WKD.. MAY 8, 10<M~ SANFOItU, KLOItlDA Barge Line Here Gets OK pa*®1' * * Merry Firm To Run From Charleston Thirteen Charged LIGHTNING slutinjr I'ttesilny iif(*'nunm*s lu’iivy luiii.s sent tliis tree tiiniLlinyr ntnp this Inmse ut ID* Shannon M rive In the l ’mecrest sect inti o f the eitv. No one was hurt although there was damage to the roof. (H era ld P h oto ) c lO it> u n i h v \ b u s h e l \ B E W tt A N t> o M THOUGHTS ON A ULACK WEUNKSDAY. During the tirst tour month* ol Oils year there were 150 marriages jn Seminole Coun­ ty . . . O >r», tor tlic same period . . . there were 102 di­ vorces. * • • BULLETIN Cigaret Clears lhM\e T A L I.A IIA .S S K K ( l P I ) — T h e llint.se got its John Krider hark from firs t m a jo r tax hill from a com m ittee T u esd ay. and the Senate Finance and T a x a tio n t ’lim m itlee voted New York say* thins* are looking good tor that Castle to start w ritin g a new la x program fo r Florida to Heights prep school locating su|i|*ort $ 1.1 billion in proposed spending. T h e House Finance and T a x a tio n C om m ittee here . . . Seliool otficials say voicil tin uiitlii imi.il I hr* «* t cut * they want to open in Septeina puck a up liix «»ri HtfiuWIt** lier • • # School Millage Amendment Is DidBy Solons | u Im h Sanford ran well he proud n( young Jack Cnnlo . . He just received a presidential apiMiintment to Annapolis. • • • Two of our favorite people, Hot and Gordon Sw aim, be­ came grandparents this week, « • • Man. till' is beginning to sound tike a society pane eolu mn. * 4 ii w ill rutM* ye ar f«* K hn iiln iIu> anti utali*. i million fm 1In* • » • 1 hr St nalc mt»ii«>h find *eiif ii IUm*i l * (*t l h** A i*uit*tituliminV imn mlmunt whit h would p rim it .^I'liiinuh* alul uth»*r rniinty lined hmuds for an intrrim nf tin* fua*iliilit) nf annual to levy schtnil mil 111^1' up tu la I lie Hull**- tiidiii • * a hill * aIIink' M-'shiiiin* 21* mill* w llhuut a vote o f the * • * \ J i h l U r IdII Hi* A ■ fit ’lit i*i i In a iS^nite «mu fit! I It;** In nivu thi* tain's ft. I* fmm fhi* i\tia thivi* t I'M.* o l In* t'OUIllit"*. I fftnls ta nit tin’ «MiUHtl * in far a hInni? nf flit* ]{ou-i hill, which wa* Intro* d iartl hy IH p « hiuih* VV insult' nf Nu.-miu i m inty, tailed. Tin" ntf.ti* tu- lav ufitliT Wjiitfiilt* hill wuuhl jump from five tu fin h t cen t' a pack. .Sen. It. I\ hVnici", |’alatka« i lam man nf tin* Semite hliiaiiiv find Tuxat inn Cuiutmttce, »nhl he w ill appoint a sulwomniUU e in stiffly revamping' thw utatc’* iticunic pM'L'iam, Atlhm iKh the prupu-vd ip< mliHjf in the l|m i*c and Semiit* appropi iatiohit hill-* it h lylier than $1 I billion, p res­ ent slate r e v rum would total only about *V17 m illm ti civrr tlir cmnm^ 1m-tinimn . Thun even at I lie Ifiw ent i 700 March On Nashville 4 hackn*- Miy $ h l mil Huh eloclut ut'% " V * r**|*iy**«i tniluv Pest* and varmints hugged in Uu* Snmit Thu Svhnul Ih ‘nn! |H'**i til* tlic North Orlando Village Council Tuesday evening. Lit­ !y m ay I v y up I" -»» m .II erally thousands ol insects hut, S u p l. II. T M ilvvis e \ resembling dying ants swarm­ plaiiiiH|t the \ o t if * nmat up* M* m ill* nf Urn! fitn tit. ed about the mrcting place and somehow hundreds got In uther w ind-, llo- 1 1 < . 1 mayin. making tor a miserable levy the first 10 m ills without evening Then Connell heard a vote hut must have the pub­ a complaint of a woman har­ lic's aiqtiuv.il it* on election boring !9 cals in her home tn levy tlu> second In In ||a. T h e coustitiilii'itnl am end­ during the day hut turning them out at night And of ment, w hich would it- -to e. packs ot dogs roving the vil­ wide, vvus ...........I hy .Sell1. II cituII, Miami Spcings, lage. tearing up lawns and W. killing shrubbery and flow­ and G .sirg e Hollnhnii, C o ral ers. And a complaint from a '■aides, nc-eurding to 1 I'l. I low ever, ilo .mi i. Iincut, man allergic to bee venom ol a neighbor with five l*ee il appinivd liy in l-cgi.lolure hives, including one in his and llo> Governor, would lie utility room, with the bees suitjtct lo ph id lefeM-nduin*. hating the freedom of the A similar measure, without house. Council promised po- tile loud rqdioti fcnt.i'- vs a4 liee action. killed on-1- before in tin .''io­ . • 4 nic- thin -i 'ion. II.m do von redefine a bulk yard? 1 hat's what County Attorney Harold Johnson has In determine . . . Del* gallon is.11 Ion happy over leiiemg id junkyard legislation and sent N A S IIX I I .I.K . I f ..... it m tile lull hark fur more stuilj . AhuuI I bn HI III; » k' ' )L*1Iperusal alul what have you. t a u y m j; Ni-tfin Muihntu • 4 n u u rh 'il on ilnwntown Na*h- fiy illc . lie tavaim n cniniiilt tn ami the • haiulivr* mu»t huh up with ? J mo niillifiti tn a. vv ri"vniiiii» if tlic H|H‘n*fiiiif hill la okayed. An attcffifit t») I hi* Ifiitin" A ppf opt atioriA I I'm iuitU*', wlii«h ha* y r l In nilrotjucr it* hill, to fii d out if Ihn in* dtwdual i opt. se n lft11vc * w oiihl vo e In huiil BpcmlUitf to 111 ill loll nil the floor, hnffgiil (luwu. tInly about ha lf of the The re.ogmzed anil unrer Vilh1 tntlitv 11* >«• t h i y |*Liiiiii il ognigcil ol llu- semi i - nletuiial M i - in i h u i f i i i ' tt u t i u iu * i n - s in eelelira 1ion will i«e honored at 11ii 111y with th r i W• iji ( «I f 1A' llte Chamber meeting Thors in B lnulii^ hnm . \l«» day at n.siri at the .Maylair. Tlir #tuil«*nu l»ft in Kiuup» IllflllheiJ* of the lluu*e Wile • • • Chamber ofl . lals going to Dallas tills week In talk vvllll llonl people over develop ment ol property . . . other matters . . • • • NO. 707 uf «i bunt I Hu •vu h fio m thu pulled. I tint (Uplial i buii h ru n* tin* til It" FApiUil llif) li- ’i mu4 ri I u ( ill i> r 11n r* 1» *1ii 1 1it t l *» 14IIIjlt “ fli t ijuril wiillk'- ' infill kIi k uff Hit* ilifiiiunilrutiun. Tile legislative question of tho Seminole County School Passes Senate Hoard appointing a school T A L I . A l l t r . ' l i. i 1 I'll supermini ilent, rather than A b ill p u llin g do- county the people electing one. will judges of all of I lundii's <>T lii.l become eltevlive mild lo u n lie . on a lunic' I rutloT lUtilt, even it approved The than tile f*^ -y-t. io jn.-sed the apiMimlmcnt question was apsenate toduy. proved Tuesday by the Sen­ ate and sent to the House. If it hurdles tlw House and the Governor's approval, il will tu* voted mi by the people in November Hk.i However. Siho.l Siqil II T Milw^ee’ s STRKATOR. Ill 11 I'l) — present term rum through Halt He probably wilt seek Shocked resident • of this nomination in the May pri­ small Illinois city expressed mary and election in Novem­ disbelief today at Hu- arrest ber. So. we have this picture: of their popular mayor for Supposing the electors do ap­ extortion Federal Bureau of Imcstiprove the appointment mea­ sure in November l!«H. at g alion 1 Fit! I a.in ti snapped the same time electing Mil- a Imp on Ray Sopbvr, in a w ef to anottier four-year plush cocktail lounjc in Chi­ term. Question of appoint- cago Tuesday shortly alter lie mrnt of a superintendent received about $3 m i in cash would not be pul to the School front a »cwage system equip )w cn l nr in, ) ihuzid until early l!W- Herald Index Budge I luft-itivd I mi' • I ‘age 2-A Huge :l-A Dear la llt'O lu l Eulo rlid um eiiL I'age 2-A Page I - A Page 2- A t eKal* Page ,'t-A I'age 2 A \Miy I'uside .... Page 2-A Sim iety Page H E p o lls Pag*' *'• The Senate this nf* ternixin passed n hill eslahlishing a n p a e e university in the Fast Central Florida area. Al the same time Sen* alors d e f e a t e d an amendment t h a t the proposed school he lo­ cated in Volusia Coun­ ty. Retarded Mistreated COSTA MESA. Calif. (C P U —Thirteen psychiatric tech­ nician* were charged Tuesday v* uh more than Ji* eounis of mistreating mentally retard ed children at Pair* lew Slate Hospital. One tO yeareld em­ ploye allegedly heat and blackened the rye of an In laid. Dave Bach, Orange County deputy district attorney, said Hie charge* resulted from » five-week investigation of al­ leged mistreatment al the 2,000-bed hospital which open­ ed tour years ago. now A... U.S. Airliner B R IE F S Takes Out 68 Clears HurtUe i r 11 _ * » ! TAI.LAIIA.XSKK lU I'l) — w 18788391 'I lie eunlrover*lul hill to lake part of l.jke Okeechobee PtMtT AU PRINCE, Haiti Initn I’ ului Heacli County * letired it> la-I eoimnlttce (D P I)—A commercial airlin­ hurdle Tuevlay and headed er took out M dependents nf American Kmhnasy personnel Flash Fire today in tlie first of a series JACKSONVILLE II Ph — of rv at tuition an lilts ordered < flti-h fire Hint killed three by Washington men m a ship'* hold Tuesday H ie plane left Port nu may have been started by a broken acetylene torch, ac­ Prince lor Miami id It* -'at cording to investigator*. am An estimnled tut' wlhrr Four Turned Hmvn Americans, of whom SI were TALLAHASSEE i l P D — dependents of military per­ The House Temperance Coinlilitlee, in a killing mood lo sonnel, hoarded i* charter day. turned down lour lolls, flight which arrived while including one railing lor the lirsl plane was being load State owned liquor stores. ed, Till- plane was expected to leave tu'lore noun. On Course The first plane was return NEW YOI1K (U P I) — De­ spite vvrak signals received at Ing to Miami, via Monteco a Eiench tracking station, Bay, Jamaica. The second Tel slur II, the newest com [linin’, however, wa* silted niunirattnii* satellite is very iilrtl to fly direct to Miami II. S. Embassy nlliriuU miit'li on course, a spokesman for American Telephone A said they had expected nbou' ?no t American civilians or Telegraph Co said today. their dependents also to eva Skimmed Through route, tint Hint the Washing I AL1.AIIA.SSEK tl 'P li — I ioi recommendation t he y The Mil lo aliidlsli the Stale leave Haiti apparently had Turnpike Aulburtly in Janu­ not liccn accepted Evacuation ol -ome 220 C ary, IU*r., anil traii'ter Us power* lo the Ito.ul Depail S y-oviTItnu nt rtv iliali [M'l mint skimmed throogh a tin xonnrl and tl* [u-ndents here id eomnnttee today uud was 1- expelled lo tie cnniplHnil sped lo tile Senate eidendar Thursday mmmng with the arrival of a second charter lltght from Miami. Tlier*' are Yank Killed SAIGON, Vid Nam i l l ' l l a'so two legnliirly si lieduleil t ommuitlsl Viet l ong snip Pan American World Airways ers killed an American Army Mights mil of Port uu Prime sergeant accompanying a Thursday Vietnamese unity p a t r o t Mod ol today s evacuees about m iles w e t of Da were children, drraird In Nang. Monday night a I s their Siiliilay best tor tlie mHeaps of luggage military spokesman aunounc casioii were slacked around tile air eil today. Stale Vsty lien Stanley wards were the "worst we Musk said a report would 1*0 have seen ** Other alleged offense* in­ submitted to llov Edmund cluded G. lirewn —Healing a fluids head It.uh said his offtee was against a shower wall. —Tying a young girl'* working m conjunction with Vatsk's oiiice anil local au­ hands behind her back and thorities ‘ Me lee) we may bent mg her unconscious, get more information now hack and Itealmg her imeonthat those eases have been aciou*. hioilghl to tigtlt." lie said —Healing tin- Iw.i'V of two Tlie investigation hs-^an af­ patient* against a cement ter three tmlilenltiiisl women door. —Breaking the arm of a v isited the Institution last March They complained that patient, —Breaking a patient » jaw. condition* in two security North Orlando Names Police Reinforce Birmingham As New Municipal Judge Crisis Worsens servo a* |*olie** eummissiotier. BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U Plt Council tallied action on —Additional police reinforce­ nam ing the policemen and re­ o rg an izing 1 In* file d ep art­ ment* were rushed in tmlay ment until insurance m atter* to cope with (Iris sti'el ciiy's can be Settled, inouiilmg racial crisis. John Sewell, Orlando attor­ All of tlic stale’* more than ney, previously requested to MM highway patrolmen were pay. delve into pn-'ihtc souicc* of ai*H*Hl—with 250 trained in P o ll* .- t hief Do* ill l llnllV revenue over nod above the ri.it duly already on the scene miIoiiiIU.I the names of An- | drew f-'eii ill, Halm, liolnrt pus' ilt cigarette uud gasoline —and a group nf deputies S t e p h e o s o 11 nmi Itli luild |lax rebates from the slnte, ad­ from Monicomery left early Blind, ns volunteer poliieoien vised the village could collect today to join the city and w it hunt jmy. hrinum in a on franchise* for electricity. stab- officer* in Birmingham. Negro leaders promisril council member and would wu," r_____________ __________ |an nd valorem lax on personal nt vv demonstration* while a pirqirrty owned by individuals hi racial enintnlllee worked lo reach some sort of truce and businesses Mayor tt W . A llllerson ie- in Hie protests that have re pioti d E lo i i.l*i Power I'oip o- suited in at least 2.200 ar­ ration has exp resstd w illin g ­ rest. City j tils were over­ ness to n two per r e n l tax flowing. In Nashville, Trim., jdan* O n-lhe-spot Inspection of ,,n i u l'l“ " • p-'rsuiml were announced for a down­ coimty nmintahn-d roads w as l" " l" 'rt y la x . Sew*H also ml vised Coim rit town demonstration hy 500 in to la- accom plished this aftert.tHNi Negro students in suplinou iiy the t'o im ly f'ommls- to [press the North O rlando port of tlie Birmingham I 'oat puliy for payment of five smn. ill rom puiiy xvith ('nunly demonstration*. Similar syin l-.ngineer W illim n Busli and pel rent oil w ater and sew e r­ pathy demons) ratibn* were age receipts from inception. Bond Su p t. J . C . Lavend er reported planned in other M rs. Irene Vuh Eepoel Hush p reviously had pointed ciliex, Negro leaders here pinnteji out tlie prv-violIN ('nullout I lie Com m ission laded to M I'l. approve a Miunly- road pro­ <il I.i-|*t ln> records fio io Ju ly Negroes were told al two I I P. m !2, until A p ril I . IUfl3. gram for llo ye ar because of m»*» meetings Tuesday night w lien llo present ro u n ril took the December D eere, lie ask alxiut $200,000 in donations ed for an approved ping 1 am office. ft uni all over Hh* nation liad In other action Tu esd ay ava­ fm the five months leimiinim.tome lo 11**- Biriiiuigham III this fisca l y e a r "so we il mg ( noli* d : Ihiveinent s|»illMging tlie won't have to run to you mi Appm vcd a resolution re­ protest*, t'hrldou I.HUtetiburg, l-'em Pink Httorney, ami Milliiim Halm w e l l , llaltieil municipal judge anti fire chief, re-ppilively. by North (Irlando Vil­ lage 1 mini il Tuesday evening. Lautcnhurg will serve 01* a fee ba-i* and Hahn uitimut County Board To Tour Roads rueh p roject," Ch airm an J . C . Huh-hUaii said tlie Cuiiiliiission lid s nf- ti'iiiiiun will ins|.*-> t Ilia roads and give Its decision al m \l Tuesday's regular session Navy Probe Goes Undercover questing the N orth O rlando 1 "m pniiy to d o licu tc tin- re c ­ ira tlo n urea to tlie village. Approved a resohllinit limn NEW YOHK (E l'll — ini .day a . tlic "C le an I j 1 and Sim ks m m i.l irre g u larly hig h­ Itcaiit ificatinn'1 nioiillt ami er at the opening today. T r a d ­ 1 oninicudlrig tlie (iiirtl .11 Club ing- was model Mir. mi it- activities. fbmated $7f. tn the (.illI*I.* aulie. Approved a irnolution ex[in suing apprecialiiin tu I'u the Chief Bayinnml E. Henry, uf .Maitland, fur his assistShi|* Sinks mire in organising the Nnrtli Colleclions l Tp tirlundu poliru deparlmeut, ILard Mayor Anderson re­ port tho now vacant Horizon flume* sabs office will bo n-i-d ns a city hall nt a $1 Thclr w a s no indication animal rental. sank within an hour and lo r A|iiil over tlie naiii*- muiilli 12 crew members were res lust year, bevciage director when the court might be i«Fixed July I - June ,10 ms lliehaid K.oting said today. cued hy Ills- British vessel opened to tlie press, j the Milage’, fiscal year. I’ o B T S M O U T It. N II (E l'll O ffic ia ls of tlie Navy |NII t. B u ieau of Ship* testified !*•hind closed doors ia f iiie the NEW YOHK I It P I» - the rourt of in q u iry investig ating British freighter City of Perth tin- 'I fu rth e r d isaste r. TAI.I.AHAHSEK (i i'ii Tuesday night struck and tlic N avy did nut iinmcdl sank the Did eh mtdursliip Collection* of tuxes 011 cig­ a le ly iiletltily any uf tin- wit Plnlu in calm wculher oil ilo arettes, beer, wine anil llqii'ir nesses but sim p ly said they [atcenl in came from W unldnelon. New Jersey coast Tin- flu la iimcUM-d f> l" Popular Mayor Arrested For Extortion Only hour* earlier, Huplier election lest Ilian ,1 month <et up after an official of Hie told a festive crowd attending ago firm, Sni it h and laivenesx, ill* avvearing in rcrcnmtiJc* Other* iiskcd if lie weit- as Inc , la'ticxa. Kan., informed tiiat during In. second term guilty ,1* Uu- circumstances tlie FBI of the alleged extor­ lie [dsnned to resurface the indicated. tion. alleys, build s golf course Tlie i HI said Sophcr Wilt The FBI agent in charge anil buy a water plant. charged with "having affect-[ declined to reveal the amount "It's really been a shock ed commerce and movement of money Involved but said it ot material being shipi>ed wa. recovered. U. S. Hist, here." one citizen said. 'Some persons questioned from Kansas to btreator by Ally. James F O'Hncn said how much politics was in­ extortion of a tubdantial about $3,000—10 per cent of a volved 111 tlw arrest oi the. amount of money." $30,000 sewage equipment man who had won j m Jr 2-toSpcvial agent in charge M, Itaruaclion—was Involved 1 victory m Uia may orally 1 VV, Johnson said the trap was] Sophcr was arraigned be­ —Taking patient* into storerouma anil healing them tin conscious More than 2ihi patients, roost of them under in, were ii terviovved during the invesligation, lluch said. Baeb said the iliapocls, most of wluiiii were permit­ ted bail ot SAIL’ each, were charged with misdemeanors rather than felonies in order to tiring them to Inal quick­ ly to set nil example. Three of the suspect* no longer are employed al the hospital fore U. S {'oinmisstoncr C. pher, W, was elected to Ills S Bentley Bike Tuesday rilght first four-year term a* mayor and released on fl.litzi bond in 1950. The hearing was continued It. Alden Smith, managing with the date open. director uf Smith and Love­ The FBI *ald evidence In the case probably would lie less, said "kickback*" had presented to a federal grand ' been Imposed more than two jury "in the near future." years ago, shortly after the Sopher returned lo Strcat- tu in began negotiations with or. otficials of the city of 22,500 , Married, (lie father of one for the purchase and installs- ] son and three daughter* and tion of factory-built sewage ( Ui« ATUtdiiUxtr uf out, W lift Sldt'liH ll|» Water truffie into th*.* I’ ort of Sanford received n stimu­ lating "shol-lli-lhe-arm" today when It wn* nimounced that Hi,. Interstate Commerce-Com­ mission ut Washington hat granted authority to Merry Shipping Company, lnc„ of Augusta, (in., to nprratu s common carrier barge line Ih~ tvvi-cn Charleston, S. C-, and Sanford. This is ihp second common carrier to receive- an ICC cer­ tificate lo operate into Sanfold, ('. G. Willis, Inc., of Jacksonville, Ela. and N or­ folk, Va„ has a permit in op­ erate brtw**'ii Trenton, N. .L, und Sanford. E'ive other rompnnlcs. In­ cluding tlie new Hanford t’ipeline Company, have pe-rtltit* to operate contract lines Into ihn local port. Announcement uf tlie Mciry cm lificaU- reads that it hu* authority "to operuta us a common currier bargo line in in te rs ta t e Mint for. ign cum* nierce la-tween point* and ports on tlic Savuiiuuh itiv.-r on tho one hand and, on th* other, d ia l lesion, S. C., and Miami Mini Sanford, Fla,, and puillts and polls <111 the HU John* River ami Inland Waleeway It was reliably reported here that the Merry firm la contemplating construction uf [tort und win chouse fuel 11tie* here. 1'texontly it is building such facilities costing $200,• ihmi at Jacksonville, However, O. C. Lee, Merry .Shipping general manager nt Augusta, by telephone tin* morning told The Sanford Herald "it is too early to tell vv hut we at e going to do at Sanford. This caught us hy! surprise. We filed our Npplb^ cation in July Hull nmi wo had hturd nothing mum of it until we received till* ram* announcement here (in Augus­ ta I Ihi* morning." .Merry Shipping ha. bean operating barges between Au­ gusta nmi SuvumiMh, tin, xinco 111IP, Lee hImi expressed optimism about th,- piupoM-d St, JohnsIndian River canal, adding it would permit Ids firm’s barge* to operate between Sanford ami Port Canaveral. C LO SE O B ? * Odd Dinette Chairs Values To $311.51) 2M«.995 • Tables Some b lra rtird mnhogaity, some tu lm lar steel with I'o rn iira lops. Priced ALL 9^ From 1%2 MODKL 5 A 7 l»C. Dinettes - - - - 25% OFF 111) MuKnuliu A m *. Sanfurd, Fla. I’ hune FA MidJL ^ � 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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Seminole County Sanford, Florida *• We Invite 9 You To M a k e . . . . > J t QJtje your O W N in Sem inole L Ifc r a U i new spaper County �# Here u cn e n a y , so* BLANKET-DRAPED body of Dalny Vnnn is pictured in her car. Shu Wiui killed instantly Saturday in a two-car collision, and tier husband, William Hamm Vann, waa fatally injured. (Herald Photo) .MELUEKT GENE HAY, Cusselbcrry volunteer policeman, was crushed to death Sunday when a tractor-trailer hit and then overturned on his automobile (pictured herewith). His was fourth traffic death. (Herald Photo) WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday, lliph today VOL. 53 c By Larry Vershrl Who can kid around with a column on a black day like this . . . Let's hope the pic­ tures above have more than a shock value. A 13 foot piece of stucco toppled from Welaka building yesterday. Maybe that build­ ing should have liecn painted also to hold it together. 8 • Public hearing tonight at 7:30 in Casselberry on that controversial charter. Some decision.on the charter and Fern Park incorporation may be reached today when the legislative delegation meets. 8 • • , City Commissioners meet­ ing informally today with Hunt Representative* on uti­ lity lines for new building. We asked City Manager W.E. Knowles if the press was invltud and I’cle says "it’s not e regular meeting." • • • 23lh St. about finished with the cost set below the esti­ mated $73,000 . . County ex­ pected to pay two-thirds and tho city one-third. • f * • The city ha* received "m o­ del" plans for Hie proposed new downtown library from the state. • • • A new office for the Cir­ cuit Judge i* Just about com­ pleted on the top door of the courthouse . . . Vene­ tian blinds going up today. • • • Chamber manager John Krider in New York lo mecl with Castle Heights school representatives in a last ditch effort to get the school here. • # • Bahia Shrine Brass Hand, of Orlando, directed by Noble Carl McElfresh, will enter­ tain this evening at the open night baseball season st Municipal Stadium. Game time I* set for 7:30 with tbc Kiwanis learn meet­ ing Civitans. • • • Legislative delegation hav­ ing a problem with the re­ aligning of JP districts . . . lopulation act const ilutkinalT • • • Jim Crowe came up with another yarn today, too. Re­ cently Bill Vincent’s ’ Knee Deep" column told of an article In a Swedish eports m a g a a i n v about shad tubing on the St. Johns. Jim hed trouble get­ ting a translation but did, al­ though the Swedish Embassy in Washington replied that "1 have not been abla to find anybody at this Embassy who feel* competent to translate the article front ’H v e n a k t FUkv’ as it is quit* filled with technical terms." In other words, the Swedish Embassy couldn’t translate from the ‘ Swedish. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., MAY 6, Extended Session For Legislature? the St. Johns-lndian River Navigating Committee, slated he had born informed by Sen. Bernard Parrish, Rrc­ vard County, who has been riit'.’ U a i g , ( Vi u . the csnal, Hist h* (Fairish) holds commitments from tliree property owners con­ tributing grails the necessary right-of-way for all except about 2vk> yards at the eastat.i cud 01* t L a.t.nay. Krider indicated Hut with new A . . . FEC Walkout Nearing End? Dominicans Set 'Attack' Plans I'ltOI’OSEI) LEGISLATION netting tip tho St. JoluiH-lmliiin River Canal Dintrlct w uh outlined by Secretory o f Statu Tom Atlanta (standing) at a joint ntectintr o f county commiaaioncra of Rrcvard, Orange, Seminola anti Yolualu Coun­ ties. who khvc their unnnimoua nii|i|>ort. Detail* of tho planniiiK also were diseiissod by (left lo right) William McCree, Statu ( ’anal Authority chairman; Randolph Hodges, State Hoard of Conservation chaK'ntan, anti John Krider. St. Jolina-lndian River Navigation Committee chair­ man. (Herald Photo) TALLAHASSEE (U l’ll — Florida lawmaker* returned from the wrrkrnd today to a roof-high stuck of unpiissed legislation andd rumors of a move to either extend the ses­ sion or convene the Legisla­ ture annually. Five weeks of Ihe nine-week session have gone, yet little major legislation bus liet-n passed into law, including what promises to lie a tr-rord general spending bill. A need fur a change in (he length or frequency of Hulegislative session la-came uppatent when lawmakers fulled to get the general appropria­ tion* bill out of the way by tiie first month as hoped. (Special to The Herald) House leaders s a i d t h i s 1 GAINESVILLE — G l y n n weekend tliul the Constitu­ Calvin June* Jr., 32. the last tional Amendments Commitof f o u r Itotut? repairm n teu is prepated lo introduce a sought for the "theft of a resolution directing the Legis­ lative Council to make a two- mortgage," surrendered Fri­ year study and recommend day night to authorities here. tu-ation change* to U10 11013 lie 1Misted a $3 .01x1 bond an Legislature. hour after bis surrender. He reportedly had been liv­ ing In Ormond Besrh and working in a Itomc repair bus­ iness in that arra. The Herald Tuesday will CARACAS. Venezuela (UPI) —Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller publish a detailed report of and his bride began a two- legislation designed a* "the week honeymoon at a sprawl­ obituary of wholesale home ing family rattle ranch today, r e p a i r racketeering" in remote from the political con­ Florida. Jones was an olficer of the troversy stirred by their mar­ now defunct Nova Builder* riage back home. Rockefeller and the fortqcr of Sanford. He’s accused Mrs. Margarotta Filler (Hap­ along with two other officers py) Murphy settled down in and a salesman of "stealini" relative isolation on the 14,* Uta mortgage to property 009-a^e reach and potato owned by Mrs. Komis Deed farm 12$ miles west of Ca- West of Gainesville. ^ Tbs firm urate t o V im­ ran * 4th Man Surrenders In 'Repair' Probe Rocky, Bride On Honeymoon State M ishaps Take 18 Lives Traffic accident* claimed overturned on his car at four live* in Seminole County Highway 17-92 and Seminola O'.cr the weekend, bringing Iloulcvanl. the total In the county to six Trooper J. L. Sikes laid for the la it right day* and Hay apparently turned in to 11 for the year. At lead front of a produce-laden trac­ IS persons died In accidents tor-trailer driven by George in the atatc over the week­ D. Skipper, 27, of Savannth, Ga. Skipper reported to likes end. Mctbcrt Gene llay, 28, a that his truck struck and volunteer policeman of 902 knocked the car ahead, then Triplet Drive, Cassclbrrry, the trailer overturned on the was crushed to death early automobile. 200 Deud Wrecking crewa required MAGHAGHA, U.A.R. (UPI) Sunday when a tractor-trailer The death toll, In Saturday’* capsiring of an overloaded Nile Itivcr ferry, may exceed the creation of (he canal dis­ 2u0, authorities said today. trict his navigating committec will dissolve and pass out Woolley Dies of existence. ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) Tom Adams,s secretary* of Monty Woolley, the bearded state; Randolph Hodges, chairman of the Stale Board actor famed as "The Man <>{ Conservation, and William Who Came to Dinner," died JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A lender o f the McCrrc, chairman of Ihc today In Albany Medical Cen­ operating unions* strike against the Florida East Slate Csnal Authority, em­ ter Hospital. He was 74. Const Railway said the walkout probubly will be phasized to the county com­ called o ff today. missioners that Hie only No Fruit? Labor leader T. C. Itolin said n Federal District LAKELAND (UPD-CItrus function of the canal district will lie to obtain the neces­ processing plants arc running Court order probubly won <1 1m» filed in Washington out of fruit, the 1062 03 season today directing the FKO to sary right-of-way. Thereafter, the project will 1* almost over, and the pros­ rescind its uiiti-fcather-hodpass to the control ot the pect* for next year’s crops ding work lawi which spark­ arc dim, Use Florida Citrus State Canal Authority. ed the strike April B. Harold Seotl, Jacksonville Mutual aald this weekend. “ As soon n* the order Is engineer, info-mod llio meet­ ing Hut In* recommends (hr Viets Kill 3 enieml and served on our SANTO DOMINGO, Domini­ executives, wo will bo inform­ llarnpy-Maytmvn route and SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) that a fcasibilily study would —A U. S. Army adviser and can llrpuhlic (UPI) — Pres­ ed and the strike notica will cost an estimated $91,000. two Vietnamese soldiers were ident Juan Hosch convoked Ite withdrawn," Itolin anid. hi* eahinei toduy for a report McCree stated it would be shot and killed by Communist m ilitary chiefs, District Judge Luther AV. Ihe function of his Canal Au­ Viet Cong guerrillas today in from thority lo finance Ibis study. an ambush about 23 miles strengthening belief (he hour Youngdnhl Mid ho would Is­ The state officers indicated mirth of here, a U. S. military for a Dominican s t r o k e sue an order today. Ho listenagainst Haiti may bo Immi­ ad to arguments from both actual financing of canal spokesman announced. nent. construction would lie done Miles am Thursday, An Army spokesman said with matching funds by the Showdown Seen Thu end of the operating on Dominican infantry now were stale and federal govern­ KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) Uain unions’ atrikea against in attack isisilions the length ments. — Preliminary activities of the KKC will not have much of (he border oeparating the All four county commis­ the annual Southern Baptist two countries on the Carib­ prartlral effect nn the rail­ sioners approved Ihc canal church convention opened to­ bean island of Hispaniola. way. It hna U-en crippled by a project. day, plagued with the threat Uoseh made no oecret of strike by II non-operating Scott emphasized . . . and of a allow down on academic his plan* (o invade Haiti if unlena since Jun. 2.1. lie wu* supported by Ha­ freedom for cliurch-slipporird necessary to topple ihc dic­ The ‘ non-ops’ strike, now state officer* . . . ttiat the schools. tatorial regime of President In Its 104th day, will not bo canal construction will by­ Francois Duvalier. affcrtral by the court order. pass the shad spawning and Squeeze Play The Organization of Amer­ fishing grounds of the St. L a b o r und management PLEIKU, South Viet Nam ican Stales (OAS) stepped mea-t here Friday to discuss Johns River, only opposition expressed to the canal was (UPI) — Elements of three up its efforts (o head off a n settlement to tho non-ops from commercial fishermen South Vietnamese army divis­ war between the two nations wage dispute. and fishing ramp operator* ion* have begun a massive which share the Caribbean who expressed fear the con­ "squeeze play" designed to island of Hispaniola, only 43 struction would damage or overrun the Communist Viet miles from Cuba. Cong stronghold of Do Xa, H President Duvalier vowed kill shad fishing. in Port Au Prince be never The engineer explained pre­ was announced today. would step down under pres­ liminary planning calls for sure, he told his people: a canal 100 feet wide and Unity Shown "1 am a revolutionary in ATLANTA (U P l)-D r. Mar­ eight feet deep, with lock* BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) al either end to maintain a lin Lulhrr King Jr. predicted every sense—not a sentimen­ mean water level 13 feet Sunday that radar barriers in tal t>pe but one of the IWnT — Negro leaders, encouraged I have for my by the first march on city jail above sea level and lo pre­ Birmingham would be lower­ kind . . . in a 31 day campaign Dial did vent Infiltration of salt wa­ ed within a few days because companion my rifle." In Washington, the OAS not result In mass arrests, ter into the fresh water area* of the unity shown by Negro an emergency planned more protests for to­ and vice versa. demonstrators In that troubl­ scheduled meeting to hear a report day while federal officials The lock* would be 230 x 'd city. from three members of tlie sought to ease the explosive 30 feet, allowing (or two fact-finding mission It sent racial situation here. barge* and a tug to pass Stop Abuses to Haiti and the Dominican through at one time. Plea­ More than 2.0U0 singing, WASHINGTON (UPI)-Sensure craft would b)-pa*s the ate GOP leader Everett M. Hrpubllc. The mission mem­ chanting Nrgrnc* S u n d a y locks. Dirksen (aid today he plan­ bers expressed doubt that marched six blocks from a Gov. Farris Bryant will ned new proposals to reduce llosrh would Dime against Negro church to a park across name Hie five commissioner* congressional abuse* of ex- Haiti while tho OAS waa try­ (rum the city Jail, They were of Hie canal district, two iwnte account and counter­ ing to solve the crisis. permitted by police to hold a front Seminole County and part spending by Junketing IJ-minute demonstration aim­ one each from the oilier lawmaker*. ed at lioUterlng the spirits of three countir*. more than l,2u0 Negroes wrhn Economy Boost Uridgu ..... . . . . Page 6 remain in Jail for previous Classified . ___ Page U demonstrations. Lions At SHS JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Ccsnlrs ___ Pag* H Tom R i c h e y , guidance The state Chamber of Com­ Burke Marshall, head of the ...... Pag. 6 Dear Ahby counselor of Srmlaol* High merce aald thla weekend that Justice Department’s civil Editorial . .... Pag* 4 KcImjuI will apeak to lb* San­ the number of income tax re­ rights division and considered Entertainment Page 5 ford Lions Club when they turn* filed by Floridians this the chief racial trouble-shoot­ Legal* _ _ Page 5 -1 4 9 mecl (or luncheon at the year bad Increased u per er of the Kennedy administra­ P utils ......... . Page 3 school cafeteria at noon, Tues­ cent during the past five tion. met with local officials S o c ie ty ____. . . . . Pag* 0 day. All Lion* are to meet at years, indicating an expan­ during the weekend In ef­ (be school. sion of the state's economy. Hpprla Pag* I forts to ease racial S t. Johns Canal District Bill Okay Seen This W eek The bill creating tbc St. Joltns-lndlan River Canal Dis­ trict will be introduced in the legislature this week and pushed through to curly passa„v bj the delcgaC^s f.u.u" Brevard. Orange. Seminole and Volusia Counties. A* outlined at a joint ses­ sion of Hie commission* of the four counties Friday noon at the Mayfair Inn. the lcgls|e“ on is designed only for the district officers to ob­ tain Hie necessary right-ofway for the proposed canal connecting Uk* two rivers from Lake Harney (o Maytown. Slate officer* emphasized U the county commissioners they will not be asked for fund* or will ad valorem (axes be requested. John Krider, chairman of year-old Cnssellterry resident, was crushe«l to death Sunday when a trac­ tor-trailer hit is and overturned on it Sundny at Highway 17-92 and Seminola Roulevard. Ray wus the fourth traffic victim of the weekend in Seminole County, and the sixth in eight days. (Herald Photo). provements on Mrs. Ilced’s shell home. Sheriff Joe Crrvatsv saif the work never was completed. A mortgage fur the jolt was taken and aold. The four men charged will go lo trial June 4 In Circuit Court here. They are, beside* Junes, H o r a c e Billiard Barnard. William rictus Braden and William A. Dr Moss. Their arrests came as a result of an extensive investigation of home repair racketeering be­ gan by Sheriff Joe Crevasse. Senior I’arcntt* All parents of Seminole High School senior* are In­ vited to meet with the FAG Day committee at Ihe acbool cafeteria at > p. m. tonight. Plana will be made for the after • graduation activities, and committees will be form­ ed, said Co-Chairman Sonny FoweU and Bill Lovelace. Negroes Plan More Protests Herald Index four hours to clean up the debris and unload the produce (ruck. Sikes estimated dam­ age to the tractor-trailer at $23,000 and $800 to Day’s car. Three persons died as the result of a two-car crash early Saturday at Highway 17-92 and State Road 410. They were: William llamm Vann. 44, of 2200 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. Daisy (Perdue) Vann, 48, his wife. Charles A. Hall. 31, of 310 Nannctle Drive, Orlando. Mrs. Vann and Hall were killed instantly at 1:20 a. m. Saturday. Vann died at 11 a. m. Saturday at Orango Memorial Hospital, Orlando. JUlL.wa* riding w U h .D c r r x _ — W. Nichols. 34. McCoy AFB, who was charged with drlv* log without a valid license. Deputy William Chandler, who witnessed the- crash, re­ ported to Sikes that the Vann \ car crossed in front of Nlohols. Mr. and Mrs. Vann came to Sanford Sli year* ago from Salcinburg, N. C. Their bodies were sent to Salemburg by the Drisson Funeral Home. Vann is survived by hit mother, Mrj. Deity Wilson, Salemburg, and four bro­ thers and slaters, including, * James W. Vann, of Pahokee. Mrs. Vann is survived by seven children, Mrs. Martha Tackett, John 1L, Tommy, a Sanford Herald carrier, and Paid Caudle, of Sanford, and Mrs, Eugene Marsh, Mra, Hetty Walker and Mrs. Na­ omi Carroll, of Greensboro, N. C.; her moiitcr, Mrs. Annlo Walker, Greensboro, and eight brothers and (Isters. Hall Is survived by hla wife, Mrs. Ilosc L. Hall; a son, Mark; bit parratj, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hall, LouisvlUe, Ky„ and a brother, Joseph Hall, 1-outsvlllr. Funeral services will bo conducted at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday by Hev. Smith at tho Fairchild Chapel, Orlando. Burial will he in Woodlawn Memorial Park, Orlando. Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. Surviving Hay are his par­ ents, Mr. end Mrs. MlUon J. Day, of New Plymouth, Ohio, and a sister, Mra. Stanley Miller, Winter Park. He^ama to Casselberry three yeara ago after a tour of duty in the Armed Forces. The body was forwarded by Hie Gramkow Funeral Homo to Die lleinleln Funeral Home at Logan, Ohio. Yanks Ask Red Asylum BERLIN (UPI) - The East German news agency ADN said today two American sol­ diers—a captain and a ser­ geant—had entered East Ger­ many and asked for asylum. ADN Identified them as Capt Alfred Svensoo. deputy eommandnr at the Ind Teak Battalion a t the 1st Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Armored PIvision, In West Germany, and Sgt. Benjamin Cain of West Berlin’s 8th Infantry Keg^ �4 Pape 2— Mon. May 6, *63 FIRST-OF-THE-WEEK Rally Told O n e O ut O f Four - - - M entally ManUl Hints* touche* one family In four and tha 10 mil* lion patimta In hoapltala because of mental lllnete, are more than from cancer, heart disease and tuberculosis com* bitted. Yet through recent tre­ mendous advances In the use ef drays and therapy, mental patients have a far better chance of being cured than those with the other dlseaaee. These facte were brought out at a community mental health rally held at Bemlnole High School, Thursday by a battery of personnel who work in the field of mental illness. A. 8. Floyd, medical repre­ sentative for the Smith, Kline and French Laboratories de­ scribed the history of the William Hickson Service Today •B Services were scheduled at t p. m. today at Grsmkow Funeral Homo for William Sutler Hickson, SO, pioneer Sanford resident who died Friday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. Hickson made his home a* 408 Palmetto Ave. He was a retired celery farmer and had worked pelt time with the Sanford Police Dept, un­ til (wo years ago. He wee a member of the Church of God. Survivors Include hit wi­ dow, Teats E. of Sanford, three eons and six dtughThe sons are Bill Hickson Jr., Gainesville; Kenneth and Leroy of Sanford; daughter* are Mr*. 1-eon* Baxter, Genuvai Mr*. Viola Williams, Mi­ ami; Mrs. Beatrice llump, Gretna, Coon.; Mrs. Elinor Eiastsla, Leesburg; Mrs. Msbit Tatum, Sanford and Mra. Dorothy HitteU, Monroe. Mr. Hickson also bad SI grandchildren and 27 grand children. Other survlvore include throe brothers, Joe, Jack and Bichard all of Sanford and • sister, Mrs, Nora Hodges •f Sanford. Rev. Garold Boatwright Will officiate at tha funeral •ervieee and burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Wilson Rites Held Today l treatment of mental Mine** with four ••B's'\ Bedlam, Ban­ ishment, Breakthrough and Bridge. Floyd said that until 100 years ago, the treatment of mentally Ml persona was BedIsm. They ware chained In prisons rather then hospitals, exhibited as freaks, and con­ sidered entirely hopeless and something less than human. About a hundred years ago, enllghted society loosed the chains and began to put ment­ ally III patients In what p»ssed for hospitals hut under con­ finement where they remained the real of thslr days as the “ living (lead” though psycho­ therapy began to make aoms advances in the study of th* cause and treatment of mental ! Funeral services for Mrs. Buie L. Wilson. to, of Ml Magnolia Avenue, were con­ ducted by Rev. Fred B, Chance at 10 a. m. today at Flrat Baptiet Church. Burial wee la Evergreen Cemetery. Widow of J. M. Wilton, Mre. Wilton died Saturday night at her home, where she feed resided for ST yean. She operated tha Peter Paul beauty talon until her retiregent three year* ago. Mr*. Wllaon was a member ef Flrat Baptist Church and tho Woman’* Bible Class. Surviving are two daugh­ ters, Mrs. J. A. Ponder, Bette Glade, and Mrs. J. M. Moye, Sanford; seven grand­ children, three greatgrand­ children and two sisters, u! St. Petersburg. Britton Funeral Home wts in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Parker Dies In Orlando Mrs. Mamie Parker died Friday at bur home 112S Shary Lane. In Orlando. Site wai a litter of Edgar M Ewslm, Sanford. A native of Winiton Salem, N. C. aha has lived in Or­ lando alnca 1105. Other sur­ vivors Include her husband, George C. Parker, Orlando; ■ son Dr. John Mendenhall. Xenia, Ohio; a stepson, George C. Parker Jr., South Gate, Calif.; twu daughters, Mrs- Martha Parker. Orlan­ do and Mr*. Robert Llneberg#*, Montverde, a nephew 0. W Swalm, Sanford and 12 (r'ndchUdfcn. Funeral aervicet were ache duled for 2 p. m. today at tL Garden Chapel Home, In Orlando. NINE-YEAR-OLD Ann McEIreath of L o n g wood hua a npedal n|>ot In her heart these days for Chief Claude 1-ayo who recently helped her through an especially rough asthma attack which might otherwise have taken her life. Ann Is tho daughter o f T/Sgt. and Mra. Dewey McEIreath who live on the Old Dixie llwy. (Herald Photo) *rr Village Council To Meet Tuesday “ The family, the community und society in general needs a vast education In understand­ ing mental lllneas, in (canting how to treat the returnee end how to help him to get back on his feet,” ho emphasised. The formation of Friend­ ship or Phoenix Clubs «us urged, where persona who have been under mental treat­ ment and their families can meet together to talk over their problems, h e l p e a c h other, and gain a better un­ derstanding of themselves and others. Dr. Pauline Fertich, clinical psychologist of Brevard Coun­ ty urged that all local agen­ cies and organisations who are concerned with aid and rehabilitation cooperate t o gether, pool the resources that they have in order to form a strung organisation and begin Cuba Negotiator To Be Honored a drive to enlist state aid, and set up a community guidance, detection, after-treatment and consultation clinic. Dr. Rodman Shippeu, psy­ chiatrist from Orlando de­ scribed the two main types of mental Illness, psychosis and neurosis in this manner} He ssld that a personality is made up of three parts—the Id, which la the engine: the Ego, which is the driver and the Super-Ego, which is the brake. He said that a piycholic person is one who's engine is running wild ami who doesn't know where the brnke is. He described a n o u r o t l c person as one who is driving with the brake an all the time. However he said that In a general sense, there are as many types of mental Illnesses as there are people, and no two can be irvutt-d just alike. In answer to a question as to whether a mentally Ml per­ son la aware that he It ment­ ally Ml, Dr. Shippen said that in general the person who is suffering from mental Illness I* unaware that there Is any­ thing wrong with him, and feels that everyone else Is out of step with him. Approximately 75 person at­ tended tho meeting whicli « « i sponsored by the Seminuln County Mental Health Assn. Home of those present Includ­ ed doctors, ministers, lawyers, teachers, patent*, students, Lusinctimcn and civie leaders. .Speaking on the rota of par­ ent* in juvenile delinquency was Dr. James Wright, clin­ ical psychologist and chief counselor of tho j u v e n i l e courts of Glades and Hendry Counties. Found H itler's Body--R ed s MOSCOW CUPly — Fresh Soviet accounts of World War II may follow the Russians’ claim that they recovered Adolf Hitler’a burned body in Berlin at the end uf the war, Western observers be­ lieved today. It was disclosed Sunday that the Russians had broken 18 years of silence and said they found Hiller's body In his Berlin bunker when they smashed into tho German capital. The official Soviet position heretofore hat been that the Natl leader may have escap­ ed and fled to Bps in or Ar­ gentina. The Soviet admission was made by Marshal Vasily Sokolovsky to Cornelius Ry­ an, American author, who recently cum pie ted > twoweek study of top secret ar­ chives of the Red Army's final assault on Berlin. Ry­ an’s research Is for s new book. Ryan It th* author of "Tha Longest Day," the D-Day story of (he Allied Invasion of France, June 8, 1MI. Western diplomats express­ ed surprise at the unprece­ dented Soviet effort to make secret military archives available to foreign research­ er*. One possible explanation Discussion on lease of meet­ ing facilities and appropria­ tions of funds are on the agenda far this month's meet­ ing of the North Orlando Vill­ age Council to be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday In the North Orlando Co. offices. New business also wlM In­ clude a resolution on Iho dedi­ cation of property and action on road work needed In the Ranch Section. Report* will he heard on progress of the recreation committee on replats and codas; on building fees and codes; on the electrical code; on tho reorganisation of the police and fire departments; on the disposition of unpaid bills; on the status of pending NEW YORK <UPI)—Attor­ legislation and on the status ney James B. Donovan re­ of Indebtedness and state­ ceives New York City’s ments. bronie medallion today fur negotiating the release of OUR BOARDING HOUSE mart than s.ooo persons from DRat/I 3UAT WHEN X'M V. Cubs. ■NaOYlMa 1H& TRAN­ e<S A D , B U T TM l* t« AM IB Y LU C The city hall ceremonies MOMCNT.FW* fUJhWI FRANTIC QUILLITY, IM 6UDDCMLY OBOES3 EDWITH a a honoring the Brooklyn law­ 5CKAMBIB fOK (VXD IMTUBWOCvfyer will be attended by fam­ ADAV WORLD/ PgRHAPt X SHOULD S en sb of doom / CAN MARTHA 6U6P6CT ilies of freed Cubans and Gen- WRlTW A BOOK RB/VMNOIM6 THB TFUL MILLION* OP TUB 3CHS Lucius D. Clsy, chairman of FOB*W O f TUB *IMPLB U F B / th* Cuban Families Commit­ tee, MY MEDITATIONS ? / Donovan made severs! trips to Havana to arrange the ro­ les te of prisoners captured In the abortive Ray of Pig* In­ vasion und their return to the United Slates. lie also had negotiated the release of U2 Pilot Francis Gary Powers from s Soviet prison and Frederick Pryor, an Amer­ ican student, from East Ger­ many, Tho attorney's father, ■ surgeon, received the city's gold medal Ml years ago for heroism in treating burned survivuri uf an excursion boat disaster. was that the Soviet leadership has been extremely rcsentlul of Western accounts of the Soviet-German war, written almost exclusively from Ger­ man sources. They now apprar ready to make their own version available to Western scholars, especially in connection with the turn­ ing 20th anniversary of vic­ tory in 1085. Sokolovsky was Marshal Geurgl Zhukov's chief of operations during the Baltic of Berlin and until recently was chief of staff of the So­ viet armed forces. In what diplomats consider a major academic break­ through, Ityan was permitted to interview all the surviv­ ing key Soviet commanders during the Battle of Berlin except for the now-downgrad­ ed Marshal Zhukov. He photographed scores of classified documents and c'.tscly questioned about 50 top ranking officers including Marshals Ivan Konev, Kon­ stantin Itukosovsky and VasMy Chuikov. Sokolovsky toid Ryan: "You should be informed the Soviet Union officially re­ gardi Hitler as dead." FR E SH F L A . G R A D E A I) & I) Limit 1 1‘ Iraee J au Jsm dui BEEF SPECIALS |* Guaranteed Tender 4k Delicious Or NEWCOMER?’ f'Z, ' fj. > - Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to a new home? Your Wekums Wagon Koalas* will call with g i f t s and f r i e n d l y grasliiiga from Ilia com­ munity. VIRGINIA PKTHOSkl I'. O. 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SCavern aim* , 2 Mineral rock Sbcope 10 Varan. 14King el Judah 11 Conclusion* nuts > 17 Aviator* IS Nothing 1* Dull finish ItCornpusure 21 Measure* t l Hydrogen, tor 34 Step instance 37 Japanese rout JO Enriches sitb 2S destructible baron 27 Neuritis of II biblical prophet eristic nerve a r.i*ct (pU 24 Harbor re * +* part 2* t'nfcttered 2* Formerly 27 Pronoun 30 Legal pies 32 Kind of bullet 34 Photugriphic device 33 Discerns 34Ahatred belnr 37T a in 3* lame sUIrvtl.sl 4t Bridle part 42 M.lendor 48 Praising 4a bkslton and LARGE - 211 M l. ■ 25c • HAG — J jisl&Ji WELCOME Coma aummer . moonlight Blgbte and youths’ cost lapels vfll toh* an that school girl Mina**, and a faw were saved. But not until the Break­ through In 1054, when druga were dlacoverad that would calms and soothe mental pa­ tients, make them quiet and amenable, ao that physicians and psychiatrist* could work with them, wai any ready progress mad*. This was th* turning point, Floyd said and 1060 waa the first year in which drugs were used on a large arale, and tho flrat year that there was a drop In the population of mental hospitals. Now the combination of the chemical reaction of drugs, which makes the use of psycho-therapy, or "tha talking treatment" much more suc­ cessful, Is saving thousands formerly doomed to l|f# In an institution. The Bridge which he spuke of is the after cure— the fol­ low-up treatment of persons who have been released and put back In touch with real­ ity. These ireuple need the help of the community, employ­ ment, a clianc* to regain their self-respect und aguin lev ublt to hold responsibility, maka decisions, meet competition. "But it Is not easy, this re­ entry back into the community life," he emphasised. • • (p/w <dim > — A V ERAG E m w m m V. S. NO. I Short trip 43 Pucblu India* 1 Plant louse 41'Htrlchilia S llrgal resident* bird* I) LameUlrusltal 44 Presently birds 47 Memorandum I Failures talang) 4» Merriment I Kind of boaI to devotee ir F 28c • I WHITE 8 8 _ POTATOES 2 5 a 7 9 1 YELLOW ONIONS 3 a 19tjuantity (tight* Reserved Price* Good Thru .May 8 •then ir u IT ir 4T~ tr «r ■ ■ BT *1 Mountain pass 33 Musical composition 33 Highlander 84<>.dtleas el tnfaiuiliun 31 Judicious 6* Number (pij 57 Observe DOWN 1 Rib. lor 3 bred covering ■w 2 Convenient I.oration*: Ith. S t & Sanford Ave. p IKK) W . 13th. Street �Small Engines Course To Be Taught At SSJH By J«n* Caasclberry The curriculum at the South Seinlnule Junior High School will be enlarged next year to Include, among other thing*, a ctiurre In email en­ gine nmhnnin. Klmcr Stone, instructor in Industrial Arte at the achool, has Issued an appeal to the public for nssiatanco in get­ ting this educational program underway and is asking fur the donuliun of small gaso­ line engines of the type used In go-karts, garden tractors, motor scooters, luwn mowers or other such machinery, Slone Buys It doesn’t matter if the matur is rusty, broken, discarded, worn out or show­ room new , . . there Is a place for it In the laboratory practice. Those with motors which can lie donated are asked to notify the school where to pick It up or, if it is con­ venient. drop It off nt the achool in Casselberry. Casselberry WSCS Plans Luncheon By Jane Casselberry The Women'* Society of Christian Service of the Css* aelherry Community Method­ ist Church will hold a cover­ ed dish luncheon at noon Wed­ nesday In Weaver Hall of the church. The executive board will meet at I p. m. and the pro­ gram will begin at 1:15 p. in. Itev. Del mas Copeland wilt in­ stall officer* for the coming year. Mr*. Harold Kryder will b« in charge of tho program «j!X' ''Christian Family Life" and Mrs. Thomas Gutllcksnn will be worship leader. Hostesses will be Mrs. L, K. Swopo, Sira. Ralph Newcomer, Mr*. F. K. .Sami I-urn and Mia. M. Glllmore. The new officers will attend a WSCS officers training day Thursday from tt:U0 a. ill. un­ til. 1:30 p. m. at the College I’fltk Methodist Church In Or­ lando. Each person attending la asked to bring n sack lunch. Those sewing for the WSCS Bataar will meet Friday at 1 p. tn. at the home of Mi a. Wil­ liam Tilford on Jackson Ct. Ill Casselberry. Convention Set In Miami Some 2,000 representatives o f Episcopal Churches from Oral a to Key Weal will meet at the Deauville Hotel in Mi­ ami Beach from T u e s d a y through Thursday of this week for the 41st annual con­ vention of the Episcopal Dio­ cese of South Florida. Presiding officers will bo the lit. Itev. Henry 1. Louttlt, D.D., Bishop front Winter Park; the KL Itev. James Dunran, D. D.. Suffragan Bishop from Miami and the lit. Rev, William Hargrave, D.D., Suf­ fragan Bishop from St. Pet­ ersburg. Each uf the 178 congrega­ tions in the Diocese will send their clergyman and elected lay delegate* to the conven­ tion for discussion and vote on business affairs of thn Dioc«»e. Auto Check Bill Asked TALLAHASSEE (UPI1 — Compulsory annual inspec­ tions of motor vehicles wa* proposed today by Rep. Ray Mattox of Polk. Only exception would be trucks previously inspected UQder regulations of the State Railroad Commission or Intaralate Commerce Commis­ sion. Vtir DitifnrS God Pushed O u t, Minister Warns Unless the churches break | "God holds the balance of their silence and raisp a l>ower, and lie promises vie* mighty voice, secular forces tory to those who serve him. in this nation will step by "It’s not positive thinking step rule God out officially not because we are lucky and the state will take the place of God, Rev. Ernest hut because we have been ttolick warned in a lecture a covenant nation under God at Lions Club meeting re­ acknowledging Him a> the source of all power, that this cently. "This country anil Com­ nation ha* liecomc the great­ munist countries are now in est in the world today," Rev. a power deadlock," be said. Rolivk emphasized, "Who holds the balance of "Now we stjml in danger power?' he asked, and an­ of letting this civilization d o swered his own question by —not because of hostility, but because of indifference." saying, lie prophesied that by early I said. "Do we consider the j iJod’ Do we have freedom of summer, the Supreme Court JUnited Stales a nation under |religions? of this country will vote 8 lo 1 to outlaw the Lord's prayer, the reading of the Bible and any religious ob­ servance in the .schools. "This will set a precedent that will give Die state se­ cular control of the country under the reign of a handful of people, who's creed is "Glory to Man in the High­ est," Rev, ttolick said. "Do you think it can't hap­ pen here? Yes. it can," he For P rop erly <#CARRAW AY # McKIBBIN Cnnunlly FA 2*0331 111 NORTH PARK I’ NDKR FROCl.A.MATION <>f Uov. Farm llrynnt, Floriilinna thin week arc observing "Florida Agricultural Products Week" with liome-imnvn foods being featured tut dinner tables throiiKhout the state. At Jackson­ ville, State Commissioner of ARricullure Doyle Conner (center) enjoys all-Florida "vUtles" at a luncheon tendered by Winn-Dixie Stores, which is co-operatinR by observing Dixie Products Days with special emphasis on Florida food products in all o f its U-10 Florida supermarkets. At left, A. I). Davis, president o f the company, and at right, J. E. Davis, board chair­ man. Courthouse Records Dixie Products Take Spotlights This Week For the third straight year. o u t 5.000,000 Floridians arc Rra! Estate Transactions “ Dixie Products Days" is today enjoying more nulriE. V. Byrd, clus, to Ilex A. emphasizing the fact that tious and more varied meal* at lower real cost than ever Byrd, rtux, 821-31. $5,000 before. Lake Share Homes, Inc., to The observance — which Marshall V. Ilittick Jr., ties In with a proclamation rtux, Fairlane, $18,800 by Gov. Karris Bryant—is Jack L. Gale, etux to L. D. marked by Imnie • grown Snodgrass, etux, Oak Park meals, produce and staples featured In abundant display Sulxln., $5,200 II) Louise Sintunrk at the 2to Florida supermar­ Ward Hicks, Inc., to Louis A. The operetta "Hansel and kets operated by Winn-Dixie Klein, etux, Eastbrook, $18,- Uretel" will be presented at Stores. 000 the final meeting of the Al­ Florida-grown and FloridaClara A. Ilalincr Jr., etux, to tamonte Springs Elementary bred is the “ Dixie Products James G. Rhodes, etux, PTA to be held nt 7:30 p.m. Days" theme in these super­ Southern Pines, tll.Oou Tuesday in the sclicol audi­ markets, a number of which John Amodco, etux. In Ed­ torium. arc located in the local area. ward Ondick, clus. TuskaThe program, which was The observance runs through wills, $5,000 shown to the school childmi May 11. Leon Cornell, elux, lo John I). lust Thursduy afternoon, is Citing the fact that Flor­ Mecse, elux, Woodmere. the production of Mrs. Doris ida agriculture and produce $9,000 • Srhuutteet’a fifth grade class an* making a vast contribu­ Itaymonil Culling, etux, to with authentic scenery bor­ tion to the state's economic Douglas Watson, elux, San- rowed from the Ituyul School well-being, Gov. Bryant In lando, $14,200 his proclamation urged all c l Dance. It. D. Smith Jr., etux, to Mrs. A brief business session persons, firms nnd businesses Margaret L. Beacr, Mobile will precede the program nnd lo: Manor, $7,200 “ Pay tribute to our Flor­ a social hour will follow at Kings wood Itldis. Inc., to which time refreshment* will ida agriculture, which lias Felix Andrews, etux. Sun- l,e served by first grade room helped to give us the highest land. $15,400 standard of living in the mothers. Aria Sliiplett to Paul lllevini. world." Ding wood, $9,50(1 Special decoration* point­ ing up the importance of Dean G. Hendricks, elux, to Florida agriculture are First Fed. S. and L., Rear brightening each Winn-Dixie Lake, $13,100 Supermarket, whose employes Eunice Sipes to J a m e s are garbed in typically-South Branch, Country Club Man­ ern attire. The important or, $7,500 NEW YORK (UP1) -R ich - contribution the firm now Mid-Florida Investment Co. to Lake Shore Homes, ard M. Nixon announced Fri­ makes to the entire South’s day that he la moving to New economy Is illustrated by the Inc., Fairlane, $7,500 Albert M, Swygrrt Jr., rtux, York and will become a gen­ following yearly figures for to FHA. N. Chuluota. }7.iioo eral partner in a Imv firm, the company as a whole, Florida PreCooling to Joe working mainly on affairs in which operates 605 stores in Dixie: Graf, etux, 22-19-3-. $12,500 Washington and Paris. The former vice president Salaries, $58,000,000, occup­ Richard Von Bampus, elnxx, to John L. Hanlon, etux. nnd California native who ancy costs $11,500,000; local missed twing elected president (axe*, (nut Jnrluding social Tangle wood. $10,300 Ronald D. Hasten, etux. to in Iinto by the narrowest uf security >, $2.375,000;; adver­ James Ivan Bowers, etux, margins, announced Ins move tising expenses, $0,000,000, here from Los Angeles in a and utility expenses, $5,525,Sanlando, $20,000 ooty—all totaling $83 ,400,ouo. William Enters, etux. to Al­ brief written statement. vin Iverson, etux, Stewarts Suhdvn., $13,500 ■ , H M M n r n *; "V ’ -f Eunice R. Rahcttc to Albert P. Fletcher, clus, Loch Ar­ bor, $10,800 Ira Hawthorne, etux, to Hol­ lis E. Allen, elux. Forest \ Lake lights.. $lG,5oo »cB David Frederick, rtux. to ■ji John C. Rruscato, elux. Country Club Manor. $7,300 TO HE PERFECTLY HONEST . . . John W. Spaulding Jr . etas, Ilu»inr» I* alow during throe summer month*, and to Robert L. Freeman, our clerks has* plenty of lime to |l»* yuu personal etux. Country Club Manor, attention. $7,200 PTA To See Opereita G ro u n d B E E F Buns2»«>39/ Winn-Dintc ground beef is perfect for hamburgers Exiro LEAN . Ground fresh several times a day so you know it's FRESH. T ry some grilled to a dark brown on Ihe outside, lean and juicy on the inside . . sizzling with that charcoal flavor. 1. You can't get better gifts for fewer stamps . . . anywhere. 2. You must be satisfied . 100% REG. 79 t . . GR. "A" . . QUICK FROZEN . . Lon* 6 with (cod «d*r Cornish Hens “ 59/ Armour Franks«■49/ Pork Sausage • 45/ 1% LB. AVG. EACH RCG 5 V< . . 5AVL 10c A PAOCAC.r REG 4tf# . . SAVE 4« A rOUNO . . COPELAND sweet Florida golden Nixon Moving To New York KENDALL FROZEN CONCENTRATE . . REGULAR Oft PINK b a n ta m Lemonade 8 Lim eade.. 8 corn Bernard Carlin, etux, to Al­ bert R. Love, etux. Tanglewood. $12,700 William D Allan, etux. in Theodore Chalfant, etux. Rest Haven. $5,500 L. L. Faulk, etux, to Ben G. Wainwright, Oak Mount. $13,400 Orlando Fed. S. and L. Assn, to Celcstlna Constantion. etux, Tanglewood, $l5,2ou William Coo, etux, to Joseph Brooks, Drcamwold, $35,500 LOW CALORIE in REGULAR . . Plan To Attend . . . 1 DAY ONLY • THURS. Electric Can Opener $088 * Q TED WILLIAMS HARDWARE 6-oz, CAN S 99/ 99/ 9 FLAVORS C lttK I I J o s > Soft Drinks . 6 — 41/ Loaf Bread . 2 i°aves31/ DtXtE DARLING ENHICHCD FAMILY SIZE 114 os.» SA V E 14 1 EA. . . 10 Individually Packaged Cereals . , Post Tens 9 LARGE, GREEN STALKS / * > PLUS THE FACT — f £ REG REG 43c 43c 29/ Um*t two pfea .i.* Celery.. 2 s,mks29/ We are now giving BIG DISCOUNTS oa Kirrything tu clear our prrsent Inventory before new furniture slnrin arriving from nallunnl furniture mart* in Chicago and Atlanta. He a Wine Uird Feather Your Neat Hcfore Winter Cornea 6 -oi. CANS PARKEN FROZEN CONCENTRATE ¥ n i* m m The Demonalratton Of Hmall Electrical Home Appliances By Mrs. Lucy Nowlin. • RefreithmenU Will He Served • Thursday, May 9lh. '*M E. 15th HI. Mon. Mny C, ’03—Pnpe 3 IrraTB B lu e B a M PINK CAM PBELL'S S ALM O N V-8 COCKTAIL f PINK L O T IO N ^ j= DETERGENT link Lotiu) EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS LIQUID M ATHER O f Sanford Hanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203*09 E. lHt ST. FA 2*0983 AND SAVE ■ * V TALL CAN " i T Sov« 16* la. 1 Jy 46-oz CAN DISHES / t -----Sovc 10* Eo. \ ..y mMrn Pk. FA 1-SI8I fi �\ H I 234823232323485348534853485348 2353235323532353532323232353485323534823484823532323234853534889534823234853 1 % �3 E — m n a iiM iT lflfiT ....... — ■ ■*» i mtw I: fmt* «, ™ Mrs. Phillips A4/ss Epstein Feted At Tea tween 4 and 3:30 p.m. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner and i home on Margaret Road, |Mra. Edwin Epstein, Arrangement* nf Q u e e n lira. Irving I. Pryor hosier! a Monday, honoring Rheda EpApproximately Co teacher* graduation tea at the Pryor |*tcln, daughter of Dr. and I and young ladle* called be* Anne's Lacc and white glad­ ioli sraced the party room*. The serving table was over­ laid with a green nylon net cloth with while cut-out* of diplomas tied with green rib­ bon and mortarlmards with green tassel* along the bor­ der. Tall white tapers in sil­ ver candlesticks were on either side of a floral arrange­ ment in a silver bowl. A doll, in while cap and gown, stood before a tall green taper beside the guest book, and a low green bowl of white flower*. Lime sherbet punch, tea, and sugar cookies rolled a* diplomas tied with green candled citrus peel ••ribbon," and small sanilwlehea in the shape of caps with parsley "tassels" wero served, along with other cookie*, sand­ wiches, and small squares of banana bread. Ilhrda was presented with a gift, and a glainellia corsage centered with a small rolled diploma. Floating hostesses P a m Meriwether, Janice Grant, HOSTESSES AND HONOREE nt the jrrmluntlon tea honoring Mi«« Rheda Adrienne Epstein, Hit* ImnEpstein are Mra. W. D. Gardiner, neated, nnd Mr*. Irvinir Pryor, left stand. orce’i sister, and Mr*. Ep­ Inn cO'hostesHen, Mrs. Edwin Epstein, mother of the honorce nnd Miss Kpstein were also presented -taln. (Herald Photo) corsages. Mrs. Claude Hawkins and Mrs. Jerry Tucker were re­ cent hostesses at a stork shower for Mrs. Tim Phillips. The event was hrld at the home of Mrs. Tucker on Rlvervicw Ave. The rooms of the Tucker home were opened cnsulle for the occasion and were deco­ rated with pink and white roses and baby’s breath. Gift* were present ed to Mrs. Phillips in a bassinette. Games were played during the evening ami prizes won by Mrs. M. Hamilton and Mrs. N. Wsinlck. Itefreshmrnts of a sheet rake decorated In blue anil white with a blue bootee on top, punch, nut* and mints were served by the hostesses to the to gucsis present. Welcomes N ew Members I B -M o n . M a r Honored At Lake Mary Club j !■' p«w , More than CO members and guest* attended tile monthly meeting of the Laku Mary Women's Club at the Lake M a r y Community Center. Mrs. Frank Evans, member­ ship chairman, introduced the following new members] Mrs. llarton Us rtholumew, Mr*. Edith Dixon, Mrx. D. J. O'Connor, Miss Hull* Flem ing, Mr*. Juhti Noel, Mrs. Robert Mobil, Mr*. Ituhy Pro duvich, and Mrs. Hugh Tllils. Gutsta welcomed by presl dent, Mr*. I<eonard Dunn were Mrs. James Hay, Mra. Jean Carlson, Mrs, L. Green, Mr*. F. Fox, Mra. Kurl Duff, Mrs. A. Werner and Flossie and Marglo SehwmickarL Mrs. Jerry Keeth was ap­ pointed wny* and means chairman and Mra. J. O. Gregory gave a report front the state conventiun. Mr*. E. Leone was appointed public affair* chairman. Mrs. Ulan Hunt well report­ ed that the !.uki« Mary School is still IUK) books short, to lie* tome accredited. This Thurs­ day a chicken Imilierua dinner is planned at the school cafe­ teria to ratio fund* to tiny limi e hook*. (In Julie t u children's theater putty i» planned and ptorced* from Dill Will nl*0 he added to the book fund. Mr*. Hugh Tillis will nrrrpt hooks or niunry for the library fund. Anyone having a donation call her at FA 2-4098. Member* derided to start a fund to solid a boy and girl from Lake Mary to camp each year. Mra. Beth Gregory, flna art* chairman, presented a program using a* tier model Mi*s l.lnds Gnrrido. Lake Mary Personals Mr*. P. D. A min sun, of Lake Mary, and Ml** 1,elite Caldwell, of fianfunl, were the gue*t* of their mutual friend, Mr*. Robert Howard, in Or­ lando. Also having lunch with them at Uis Duhsdrsad Coun­ try Club, waa Misa Mary Dranham, uf Orlando, a lung time friend of Mrs. Anderson and Mr*. Howard. Plan Coffee This Tuesday Mr*. Ilershel Russell will he hostess nt n morning cof­ fee for Tigerettes of VAH-1, this Tuesday nt her home 717 Cherokee Circle. Blurting time is it n.m, nnd the Tigcrctu-s extend nn In­ vitation to nil wives of VAH-I Enjlsted Men both member* nnd non-member*. Initiation Held By Eastern Star IJut- lo the death of William It. Beecher Jr., brother of Worthy Matron Mrs. Charles Cote, Mr*. L. E. E»le* con­ ducted tlie recent initiation ceremony of Seminulo Chap­ ter 3, Order o f Eastern Star. Flrst-timo visitor to the chapter was Mrs. E. E. Faris, member of Durca* Chapter 228, Chattanooga, Trnn., hut Junior floating hostesses I Dido Dcitrich. who !>j \v reside* here. were the Misses Mary Scott. Guests included all of the Iniliuted into the Order Handle and Atieia Wright, senior girls and faculty memwere, Mrs. Franklin G. Lee, Alica Fills, Jill West and ' hers. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Peter J. Buknr. Initiatory solos were jiuiig by Mr*. Nick Pfclfnuf, and the new members were presented gifts of Bibles on which they took their vows. A Mothers’ Day program was presented. Appropriate remarks were made by Mrs. E*tes, followed by poetic o f­ ferings of each star print o f­ ficer. In the East, on n pede­ stal, stood a tall red taper representing "I.ove.” It was flanked on one side by a vaso holding a single ted rote, and on the other by the em­ blem of the Mother station of the Star. In front of the pedestal stroll a styrofoam cross, outlined in ted ribbon. After the marshal lighted the red taper and remarked mi mother love, she presented each of tlio :t:t mothers pre­ Two members of the High j Mrs. Charles Briggs, of Mt School grad Hiding class were Dora, sister of Mrs. Flclsch guests of honor at an after- or, assisted with the enter noon tea given by Mrs. Irwin |tainlng and serving. Fleischer at her home, 3W I’ tumosa Drive. The honorce* p' r ' were Miss Peggy Powell and Misa Sandra Wright. Clais color* of green and whita were uaed for decora­ tion! in arrangemcnla of anapdragons, baby'* breath, mum* and Hells of Ireland. T h e hostesses presented corsage* to the two honor guests, their mothers, Mrs. Sonny Powell and Mrs. J. I). Wright Jr., and grand mo Ihers, Mrs. Stephen Gregor, of Mt. Dora and Mra. C. M, Hand. The refreshment table was centered with baby's breath, mums and ealadium leave* arranged around a silver can­ delabra. Refreshments of parly cookirs, assorted open face sandwiches, mints, nuts, and mint punch were served I • V , j those attending. ' -* /. Mrs. W. I). Wray Jr. greet r + r ed the guests at the door oor; i* r /, Mr*. Hamilton libber prer*id- ’" A cd ut the punch howl and Mrs. Fraley Honored At Stork Shower fly Fra tiers Wester Mr*. Eugene Fraley w*s honored with a stork shown* given by the Young Peoples Class and the Win-Home Class of the First Baptist Church nf fuikr Mary and held In the Church annex last Thursday night. Tint color scheme of pink amt blue was tarried out in the decorations and the gifta were arranged in an open um­ brella. Guest* played a variety of game* with prUci bring won by Mr*. W. G. Brawn, Mr* James Gray, Mr*. Jack Hamm, ami Mrs. Bob Jones, Refreshmenu of punch, coffee, und eako wrre served, Other* attending were Mr*. C. W. Shelton, Mrs. Horace Wilbanks, Mr*. Danny Powell, Mrs. Wallses Hill, Mrs. Rob­ ert Wilkcrson, Mrs, Carl Bry­ ant, Mr*. Harley Wilhelm, Mrs, J, A. Yarn, and Mra. Fraley's cousin and aunt, Mra. Clyde CRns and Mrs. Guy McFuddrn, from Sanford. YET — MODESTLY PRICED Church Calendar TUESDAY Mrs. Willard Warfield, editrnlictial director uf First Bap­ tist Church will teach the WMU book "World Aware­ ness" by Saillu Crawley. Ses­ sions are from D) n.m. tu 2 p.m. Memlwra asked tu bring a sandwich, drinks will lw provided. Local Events WEDNESDAY Executive Board of the Sanford Gulden Club meets at U::ill n.m. in the Cuueaa Room of the First Federal Build­ ing. A ir s . Flamm Hostess For Class Party The I’hcbvan Golden Cirelu Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met at the home of Mr*, lion Flamm for the monthly business ami so­ cial. Mr*. Dorothy Stapleton prvseuted the devotions und spoke on the aim* of the rlus*. Member* voted to con­ tinue meetings during the summer months. During the social hour game* weir enjoyed under the direction of Mr*. Vernon Hardin ami prlxe* awarded smart styles FOR THE VEU-SUOD LOOK Teenage To Tot Or Mom And Pop Wa FU 'Em All Name Brand Shoe* For The Whole Family. WEAL FOR -MOTHER** M A R Y E S T H E R ’S “Foa taring Fashions Just For You" , 206 N. PARK AVE. afternoon" Family Fashions And Footwear DISTINCTIVE Downtown Sanford Opew Friday M « lit TUI Nine to Mrs. Holly I'ierey and Mr*. Peggy Adam*. Other* attending were Mrs. Robert I lod g e*, president, Mrs. Bill Johns, Mrs. I.ois Glenn, Mr*. Milner Osborne, Mrs. Carlton Henley, Mr*. J. I.ewis ami Mrs. M. N. Cleve­ land. rr ford Woman’s Club hss changed the meeting dale for this month. They will meet this Wednesday at the home of Mrs. II. E. Davies, Dccot* tes Ave. Dinner will be served st 7 p.m. followed by the busi­ ness session. FJLO R A T FROM ----Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st & Sanford Ava. FA 2-1813 FA 2-8432 MEN WOMEN NUNN - HUSH FREEMAN STAR BRAND PARADISE NATURALIZER JACQUELINE CHILDREN POLL • PARROTS Ivey's SHOE STORE * Wxuj. CIo m Old Sals. CONTINUES ! ALL ITEMS MANY REDUCED REDUCED TO TO u CLUTAR — BELOW COST! ALL MERCHANDISE FROM POPULAR STOCK! REG. PRICE MENS SUITS . . . & . . .$39.95 SALE $29.97 . Close Out Priced! FELTS) MENS SPORT SHIRTS . . . $5.95 $2.97 MENS KHAKI PANTS . . . $5.95 $4.77 BOYS SPORT COATS . . Close Out Priced! BOYS SPORT SHIRTS $3.98 $1.87 BOYS DUNGAREES $3.98 $2.92 PIECE GOODS Flemings Gifta • Card* • Book* (Formerly McVIcara) 210 E. Fintt St. ALL DRASTICALLY REDUCED! MOYGASHEL LINEN POWDER PUFF VOILE LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" WOODROW CA8II Let me again remind you o f the Importance of storing your garments in a dust-proof msnner, whether it be in garment tings, or in boxes, but MOST IMPORTANT OF A 1,1., they must h# clean. Your winter clothes will not only lie safe against the hungry moth hut they wear longer when they receive constant care und uro kept clean. Your good hlankets desen v the best of cleaning methods and they, too, will be bright and clean when you need them. Good cleaning, in the hands of experienced am! trained personnel, l* the cheapest insurance you ran Isiy. Also the greatest aid in your spring houseclroning. Saidtone cleaning provide* you bright and clean drapes, slip-covers, and curtains for your busy houseclraning days and at ■ price that is reasonable. Wo have motioned in this column before the pride that we take in our work, that we represent the SauStomi process ami the i|uallty they have to offer our cus­ tomers, and the years of experience and training our perirsinrl hute tu uffvr you. Any special problem you may hate and care to discuss with us will tie given the utmost consideration. So give your clothes and your household articles the same care you used in buying them and they will repay you in long wear, and long service. HOUSEHOLD HINT When you spill grease on yuur clothes, don't try to remove it with water and aoap. You sometimes set it so permanently it is difficult fur even your dry cleaner to remuve. and you even take some color of the garment <-ut ut times. Ordinary grease is a problem for your dry cleaner to take care of. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A I.AUNDERER8 113 PALMETTO AVE. The I*y Circle of the San- FOR ALL THE FAMILY sent with a red carnation. They had previously intro, duced themselves and told how many children and grand­ children, they had. The pro­ gram closed with a solo by Mrs. Pfeifauf "Faith of Our Mothers". Thu dining table was cen­ tered with u lovely urrnngcniont of red and white carna­ tion* and gypsophilia mid a tall white basket of red und white snapdragons. Cookies, nuts, and cold drinks were served by hostesses, Mrs. Harry Rogers, Mr*. J, II. BitI,ley, nnd Mrs. Harvey Dunn. (STRAWS MILS. IRVIN FLEISCHER, acutotl, was Iioh I o * * fur a Read nation ton lionnritiR Samira W riR lit anil Horry Powell. Left to riRht are Mra. J. I). W riRhl Jr., Mias W riRlit, Mian Powell ami Mra. Sonny Powell. (Herald Photo) Wednesday SH O ES MENS HATS . . . . With Famnuu wed. Tigerettes T o Meet By Jsne Casselberry — I nf Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoag, I berry, celebrated their birthGary and John Hoag, sons |of 531 Hibiscus ltd., Cassel- |days Saturday afternoon with a gala party at their home. Gnry was *even on April 29 and John had his sixth birth­ day on April 20, Their moth­ er’* birthday is April 23 so the celebrating wn* ono big Party. Guests included :bl young neighborhood friends ami Gary's classmates from Miss Murray's 1st Grade class at South Seminole Elementary School. Fun for the youngster* in­ cluded merry-go-round rides, 130 helium inflated hullouti*, game*, nniseinakera, ami a party gift for each guest. One birthday rake wa* dec­ orated in the cowboy motif and the other a* a merry go round. Other refreshments served were ice cream, cookies, candy BIRTHDAY HONOREES, left » rltrht John and cold drinks. nnd Gury H our. (Herald Photo) Tea Honors Two Graduates Gifts aren't called for when a couple Invltca a lew friends Be on time for that lunch­ to help celebrate a wedding eon appointment. anniversary. •Cl o s e d Stork Shower Ivy Circle Casselberry Youngsters Celebrate At Joint Party PHONE FA 2-3292 MUSLIN COTTONS GINGHAMS W EARW ELL BED LINEN NOW O N LY ALL WINDOWS AND SHEETS $2.88 CURTAINS - DRAPES K1RSCH RODS REDUCED TO CLEAR! DRAPERY AND ASSORTED FABRICS - SALE TAGGED! �Z' + - } And Without Manager Weekend Sports Summary Cubs Talking Pennant \ | By United Pres* International Think you’ve heard every­ thing? Thm just listen to those in­ credible Chicago Cubs talking pennant! Kmio Hanks started the ball rolling this spring when he first planted the idea that tlic Cubs could win and now the notion is starting to take rout among some ol the other Chicago players, Naturally, the Cubs aren’t claiming any pennant yet but they are saying it’s possible. And you know something? It is—the way they’re playing now. They climbed to within l'a games of the National League lead Sunday by completing a three-game sweep against the Milwaukee Bravo*, 3 3. for their sixth victory in the last seven starts. ★ ★ Sudden thought: Wouldn’t that be a ga-ser if they did win? They’d become the first major league dub ever to win the pennant without a man­ ager. Bob Kennedy officially is still lisled as “ head coach’* although lie’s carrying out all managerial duties. Anytvay, Ken lluhhs sup plied what proved to be the winning run Sunday with a fifth inning sacrifice fly that scored Lm Brock. Merritt ltoncw** first homer of the year ga\e thp Cubs their first run off loser Tony Cluningcr In Hip third inning and Itancw ★ Standings Amrrlean at I-cagur IV. I.. Kansas City 15 9 New York 18 6 Bo-ten 11 6 Baltimore 13 tl Chicago It 10 Cleveland 9 9 L o t Angeles 12 14 Minnesota 10 13 Washington III IS Detroit 9 It National league tv. I- Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee lais Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati New York Houston 13 16 16 13 13 12 It 10 It 8 8 10 10 It 13 13 12 11 13 17 Pet. .623 .57!* .579 .M2 .321 .300 .462 .435 .400 .391 Pet. .619 .613 .613 .522 .500 .480 .478 .433 373 .320 then singled home another j stretch their winning streak run tn the fourth. Cal bounce in six games in the opener bewas the winner although Jim lore Carl Willey of tlw Met* Brewer and Lindy McDaniel ended the string with a sevenboth were summoned in from hit effort in the nightcap, A Polo Grounds' crowd of 33,830 the bullpen in the ninth. Elsewhere in the XL, the —tlie majors’ largest of the Ijos Angeles Dodgers downed season — saw Jack Santonl the first-place Pittsburgh Pi­ strike out to tor his tilth vic­ rates. 7-3; the San Francisco tory in Hie tirst game. Cliff Giants split a dmiblcheadcr Cook hit a two,run homer in with Die New York Mcts, win­ the nightcap. 'Hie Colls blew a So lead to ning the opener, 6-3. and los­ ing the nigtticap, 4 3; Phila­ Ihe Phillies in Hie opener hut delphia lieal Houston, 8-3, in won Hie second game on Dick the first game but dropped Farrell's seven-hit pitching the second one. 0-3, and Cin­ Bob Lillis and Hob \«promoncinnati took the opener from te each drove in two runs in Si. Lands, 3-3. then lost the lu- Hie night nil* [or the Colls, who had dropped three games inning nightcap, 7-4. Pinch - hitter Lee Walls' in a row to the Phils this year three-run homer in the ninth and 17 out of 18 to them last powered the Dodgers to vie- year. lory over Hie Pirate*. Walls Southpaw Jim O'Toole won connected olf reliever Harvey III* sixth game for tile Beds llaildix, who took user (or in their opener with the Car­ loser Vcrn Law-, making hi* dinals although A1 Worthing­ first start of the season utter ton helped him out with three being recalled from the min­ scoreless innings in relief. ora. Reliever Hon Perramtski Worthington, however, was was credited with his fourth lagged lor a two-run homer victory. by Gene Oliver in the loth in­ Willie Mays’ threc-run hom­ ning of Hie nightcap. The er in the first inning and blow climaxed a four-run ral Felipe Ainu's two run poke in ly and earned Hubby Miant/ the loiirth helped Hip (Bants Ills first victory. ★ ★ ★ * ★ By United Press International Something's bugging Camilo Pusrual. “ 50tr HACK UUKKN — Linda Lou MuRg, U0, It isn't anything that is o f Windfall, Ind., will keeping him up nights, but he Queen of the Indian- it’s something lhat has been njxdis "500" race. She 1loses with winner's in Hie back of his mind since he entered the American Lea­ trophy. gue 10 year* ago. The 29-ycar-ohl Minnesota curve-ha Her is determined to compile a winning lifetime * * record against the New York Yankee*. Call It pride, sell-satisfac­ United Treat International tion or what you will. Hie classy Cuban right hander LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)— say* he won’t be satisfied un­ Chateaugay’* Kentucky Der­ til he achiev'd hi* goal. by victory k m called one of "Not many pooplc realize hi* easiest race* today byIt, bul my record against the trainer Jim Conway, who Yankees once was 0-10," Paiadded, "All he need* la real cual point* out. and u little exercise to gel Today III* lifetime record ready for the Preakness.’* against them i* a much more Chuleuugny ran down the respectable 11-18. “ big three” of the Derby field lie beat the Yankees, 4-1. in the stretch at Churchill with a slick six-hitter .Sunday Ouwna Saturday to win the to register his third straight first of the triple crown (Ina- mute-going victory of the sea­ slra. Either tonight or Tues­ son following Uirt-o straight day morning he head* for losses. Pimlico for the ai-cond. Turning in his finest per­ Never Rend, Candy Spoia formance of the campaign. nnd No Robbery were in front I’nsnial struck out eight, of Chateaugny when the colt walked only one and gave up made hit hid under jockey the Yanks’ only run when Ro­ llrnulfo Barra, lie swept past ger Maris hanged his third them all to haul down a liomer in the seventh Inning. winner'* purse o f $108,900 In By that time, tetwever, the the $151,400 race. Twin* already had scored two No Robbery was the only of their runs off Ralph Terry, casualty. He "bucked” his who suffered Iris t h i r d shins for the fifth time and straight loss after winning the inflnmation and aoreness his first three, la-nny Gran will krep him out of training tagged him tor a homer in for aome Lime. Usually n the first Inning and Vic Pow­ er doubled home another run horse “ burka" only once. Never Bend, who went to in the third. The Twin* tag­ the front at the atart. finished ged Luis Arroyo for their last second, a length and one- two runs in the eighth. The Chicago White Sox qunrier hark of Chateaugay, with Candy Spot* only a neck htankrd tire Washington Sen! nlurs, 8-0, tn Ilie opener of a behind him. Their trainers offered no doublcheailer but dropped the exrusra and plan to “ go on to nightcap, 8-7; the Boston Bed Sox nipped the first-place Baltimore.” Kansas City A'*, 3 2; the Cleveland Indians shaded the 1.0* Angeles Angels, 4-3, and Differences? LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) the Detroit Tiger* tennte-d —Representative* of the Pro­ •tire Baltimore Orioles, 124. Tom (.'henry of the .Sena­ fessional Golfer's Association and the Colonial Tournament tor* lost his first game of of Fort Worth will meet Sat­ Ihr season after four straight urday to try to Iron out their victories when Hie White Sox rapped him for six of their difficulties. eight run* during the four inning* hr workrd in the The best things tn life opener. Dave Nicholson tag­ really arc free; the great out­ ged him for v two-run Iminer doors, fresh air ami the love ■a Ray Herbert (3-)i slopped of children. Washington on Hirer hit*. C A S S ri.U K H ItY 'S new Lull ilintnuml a m iss from Hu? C ountry Club wiis put to use Ly the neighboi'luKHi youngsters alm ost the minute th e » lay was spread. Here, J e ff Howe winds up to pitch, top photo, rind Juy Krull takes n turn nt lull with J e ff l.eyro pitching and Gary Howe at second luise. Bottom photo. I Herald I'h otos) ★ Ulmrk ltinlnn’* throe-run liomer with two not m the 111nHi inning of the nightcap earned the Senator* a split. Ilintnn'a homer was hit tilth of the season and capped a five-run rally off Mike Joyce ami Inter Hoyt Wilhelm. Re­ liever Jim Hannan was the winning pitcher. Homo runs by Frank Maizone and Chuck Schilling car­ ried the Boston Bed Sox to their victory over the As Mnlzonc connected off loser Orlando Pena (4-1) and ScltillIng off reliever John Wyatt. Rookie Dave Morchead won his second game without a defeat although he needed help from Diek llndatz in the eighth. Dick Donovan scored Ids second victory for Ilie In dians but Barry La (man li.nl lo bail him out when the An gels rallied for two runs in the ninth. Joe Adcock homercd for the Tril»e off loser Ilo Belinsky (t-4t in the second and rookie Max AM* drove in what proved to be the winmng run with a duuble in the seventh. Bill Freehan, tho Tigers' Jloo.ooo bonus catcher, en­ joyed a perfect day against the Orioles by driving in five run., vvitli Ins first two major league homers and a double. The Tigers routed Diek Ifall during a six-run hurst in the filth. Toni Slurdlvant, obtain­ ed from Pittsburgh only 24 hour* earlier, relieved Detroit starter Phil Began in Hie filth and held the Orioles score­ less on three hits the rest of the way to gain Dm victory. U. S. Cops 109 Pan-Am Medals Rockledge Golfer W ins Local Play t’el* Ght'ser of Rockledge Golf Course was the winner of tho rain-plagued Shotgun Tournament hrld Wednesday at the Mayfair Golf Course w1th a plus 1. Sox Hurler Kerr Dies HOUSTON (U l'l) — Fun­ eral services were scheduled tr.lny for Riehaid II. (Dickey) Kerr, who pitched two vic­ tories In the 1919 "Black Sox" World Series while some of bin teammates nil the Chlengo White Sox tried to III row the Series. Kerr, 69, died Saturdsy of cancer. IJrosnan Traded CHICAGO (UPI) — Tire Chicago White Sox grabbed Cincinnati Beds' relief pitcher Jim Itrosnan off tins waiver ll*t Sunday ami sent pitcher Dorn /until to tho National League club on a similar waiver. If brunette* were rare, women would all dye their hair Muck. frattfnrh Krrnlh Six women tied for seeorul place with a plus 2*4 including Catherine Burger of Rivcria; Polly William* of Rockledge,Emma Williams, Rock Sedge, Janice Whilr-ddr, Rockledge; Mary Head of Rockledge and Dor is Spent i t of Sanford. Hearing a plus 2 were Jane McKilibin of Sanford ami Gen­ evieve Woodruff of Sanford. Holding u plus unu and n half were Louise Vogt of Rivcria; Mrs. Wylie of Hockledge; Mrs. Flimiin of lh«'kh'dge and Jacke Crawford of SuufoiiL May Retire DEItOIT ((U P I)—The long baseball career of Vic Werli may winally ho over. Wertz, 38, who wits starting bl* I7lh season in the big leagues, tieHilted an offrr to become a Detroit Tiger coach Huudny and w»» unconditionally re. leased by Ihe Tigers. SAD I’ AUI.O, lliatil (UPI) — Kcnnetli !,. Tug Wilson, president of tbs United State* Olympic Committee, said to­ day Dial only about 25 per cent of tile U. H. alhlites who helped win a near-record 109 gold medals in the Pan-Amer­ ican Games wilt compete in tho Bull Olympics. Wide not wishing to down­ grade tlie athlete* who per­ formed here, Wilson said tlmt in view of what was shown In (lie Pan-American Games he whs witling to predict that Uncle Ham'* team in the next Olympic games “ will he tlw strongest ever." The I’an-Alnrricun Games ended Sunday with the United States taking Ilia final two gold uifilul* for a fine harvest ■if lists—on]y It short of the record 120 won at thu last Pun-Ameriran Games at Chi­ cago four years ago, “ IJtidi r the circumstance* our allowing here was better than it was four years ago,” Wilson pointed ouL “ You hav« to rememlsT that for the Chi­ cago guiio-s we had all uur lop athletes available,” TAKE YOUR CAR W H I R ! THB E X P E R T S A R B . . . TO FIX CHUCK H O LE * H t t E 'U P l fashion. •'lie's getting Just bx» strong off the tee*,” said Antic, “ lie outdrive* us all. But at 23 years, he'* bound to be strong.” Nicklaus gave some of th# credit for hi* fine showing, however, to hi* work on Ota greens. "My putting hero was tremendous for me,” aald Jack. “ I holed a hit of good one*. Amt I had only one three-putt green in the 73 holes " Sunday be bad nine* of 35-34 for Ins 69, lie had four birdies and a single bogey, Lottery Law Study Set DENVER (UPI) — Tim highest ranking Democrat in Ilie Uolormlo Senate bus asked for a state study on the possl*. bilities of adopting a lottery taw to cut down on property late* and sales tuxes. Hen. Sam T. Toy tar of WaNenhurtr said Wednesday lie would submit a copy of a lottery law pasacd Tuesday by New Hampshire and other sweep stake* information to a special legislative romnilttea studying revision of tha Colo­ rado tax structure. SPECIAL! GREASE JOB 5 0 WITH EVERY OIL CHANGE , THIS WEEK ONLY HOAD SERVICE, 7 DAYS A WEEK HOWELL’S PURE O IL SERVICE FA 2-9997 508 8. FRENCH AVE. 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Figuring an average of $2 per ticket, that amounta to mure than $250,000. Buy 2 r ’ 2 0 “ “ (PLUM TAX) Cavanaugh Tire Service 1101 8 . French A t e . F A 2-2203 Strickland-Morrison O N LY *300.00 D O W N , LOW AS *19.50 PE R .MO. Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. IOil North Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida GOODYEAR INCORPORATED SERVICE STORE • SERVICE DEPARTMENT SOS E. Firut St. Ph. FA 2-1181 W. Park MI 4-891^ 555 W. 1st SI. FA 2-2821 u said NTcklau*. “ Of the 16 par five Itoie*, 1 bad litre* pars, one eagle and 12 bird­ ie*. Ttiat'a 14 urnler right lltere.'' Nicklaus was outdriving everyone in the tournament by an average of tvetter Gian to yards per hole. Palmer shook hi* bead In puzxh*4 A ir Conditioned PLEASE DON’T GET MARRIED I Mon. Mny If, T>T— Pnffc 7 Nicklaus After Colonial Next By United Pre»* International SATURDAY t nltrd Press International LOUISVILLE. Ky. — Cbatenugay defeated Never Bend LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI)— by !<» lengths to win the 1963 Scowling Jack Nicklaus, with Kentucky Derby. three of Arnold Palmer'* 1962 title* already tucked away in SAO PAULO, Ill-nil! — Jim Grelic scored u surprise will hi* go'.f bag, goes after a lover Jim Beatty in a Pan fourth this week when the Col­ American Games record time onial Invitational open* at |of 3:43.3 for the 1,800 meter Fort Worth, Tex. run. Using power and putting for birdie ammunition, NickLAS VKGAS. Nev. — Witlie Past i alio outpointed Wayne bus tow-roped tlie field by Thornton in a 111.round nation­ five strokes in winning the ally televoeil light tnavey- $6o.MX> Tournament of Cham­ pion* Sunday to strip Palm­ ufight bout. er of one of his most coveted titles. HOUSTON, Tex. — Rich­ Earlier this year Jack haik ard It. Dickey Kerr, who sur­ away Palmer's all-important vived the UUP Phi. ago Itlack Masters title, and before that Sox scandal lavaii-e of hon­ te captured Arnie's Palm esty, died ot the nge of 69, Springs Classic crown, Nicklaus, who love* noth­ .SUNDAY ing better than to brat Ins 8A O P A U L O . B ra iil — The stablematr, hud rounds of I'n itn l S la te , readied n final IU.68-7269 for a 273 total to total of 109 gold mi-rials in finish the five shots in (roni the I ’.in Aim-iieiiii Gunn'*, of palmer and Tony Ix'ma, who tied for second with 278. LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Jnek For the victory, Nicklaus Nleklnn* won the Tournament collected $13,non in »ilvcr of I'liuntpioiis ir*df tournament dollars and boosted his earn­ with a T-'-hoh. score of 27J. ings for a little more than four month* of play to $32,SPARTANBURG, S, C. — 715. M*ri!ynn Smith won her sec­ lein i, who ground out a ond straight title with an beautiful Six-umler-par tel on evisi par ’Jill for the 54-hnle tlie final round, i* second in I’eneli Blossom women's golf the money-winning list with tour mi menu $32,496 to hi* credit, followed by Palmer with £11,375. Bl’ HNEYVH.l.K, OM*. _ Tlcjr each g<6 >3,300 Sun­ tiny Brewer Jr rnrrh'd a 280 day. for 72 hob s to heat Ted Ball Nicklaus was 13 tinier par of Australia by a stinkr in the fo- the tournament played Wlicit Turner golf tournament. on tlw Desert Inn Country Club course “ I probably won the tour­ nament on the par five*," Yankee Killer? League Leaders Preakness Next For Chateaugay United Pres* International National league Player A Club Alt It. II. Pet. Covington, Pha 58 14 23 397 98 19 37 .378 F. Akiu, SF While, St L 102 19 36 .153 tw 12 31 .332 Howard, LA Kdwards, Cin 71 7 25 332 Demeter, Pita 71 12 25 .338 Altman, St L 91 12 30 .330 Vinlon, Pitts 67 3 22 .328 Ccpeda, SF tot 17 34 .327 Wine, Pha 49 3 16 327 Amrrican 1-ragur Causey, KC 64 11 20 .406 Ystrzmski, Bn* 76 13 27. .353 Wagner, LA 05 15 33 .331 Lcppcrt, Was 32 0 16 .310 Bubinson, Cht 79 13 27 342 Schilling, Bos 70 13 2A .329 95 IS 31 336 Kaline, Dot Allison, Minn 81 17 27 32! 88 17 28 .318 Charles, KC 77 15 34 312 Fox, Chi Home Ituna National league— II. Aar­ on, Bravos 0; Ccpeda, Giants G: May*, Giant* fi; Bailey, Giant*, F. Akiu, Giant*; Rank* Cub*; Snider, Met*; Demeter, I’ liil*, and Coving­ ton, Phil*, all 3 American league—Wagner, Angels; Nicholson, White Sox, and Howard, Yank*, all fi; Pcpitone, Yank*; Powell, Oriole*; Itekl, Indian*; AIR*on, Twins; Osborne, and Hinton, Senator*, all S. Run* Batted In National la-ague— Boyer, Card* 22; H. Aimn. Brave* 22;; Covington, Phil* 21; Cepeda, Giant* 19; Edward*. Red*; Gairly, Dodger*, and P. Alou, Giant*, all IS. American I-eagur— Allison, Twin* ID; Osborne, Senator*; Robinson, While Sox, and Jlattcy, Twin*; Nicholson, While Sox; Charles, Athletic*; and Wagner, Angel*, ail 17. Pitching National league— Wash­ burn. Card* 3-0; Simmoni, Card* 4-0;; O’ Dell, Gianls 3-0; O'Toole, Reds 6-1; San­ ford, Giants 5-1. American league— Fischer, Athletics 50; Stock. Orioles 30; Cheney Senator* 4-1; Pena. Athletic* 4-1: Herbert, White Sox 3-1; llakow, Athlouc* 3-1. ★ tCIfr §1( V �■ ■ I Legal Notice I 'l t T I T I U la * " • « , NOTICE IS hereby * ! ' * » that t am .n * a * e d In ut 513 O’ Urhn I lil-. Sm ilin'!* <m inty. Morlda. under th* fl'*. tltloue nain* of ACTO CLIN I • OK PEI IN l*AltK. »n>l 111* 1 1 intend to r-aleter aVd ulth Ilia Clerk of Hi*’ Circuit Court. Srmlnulr County. H o t* Ida In accordance « Uh In* i.roTl.lonn of til* Flctltlou* Name Statute.. « o -» llh : K w t|on M.i.,0 * Florida Statute* >SL Slit: Sam I.Uea |'iibll*h: May 4. U . T’ 1,1 i . m - i t _______ __ l i<' l l l i n i * % t u t : NOTICE IS hereby Ktv«n that I mu filitiiKol In hualP.** nt lot W. KIUST ST.. S IN K o ltl’. Seminole County. Kl«r* Ida. under Hi* fh tttlom name of llEI-C X I.ACMJIIY A CI.KANEIIS. and that I In* ■nnd to realaler -aid tonne tt-llli the Clerk of the O f . nil Court. Seminole County. Fh>r|da. In ut-cnrd*ui*e ulth the provision* t.f the Kl.tltli.il* Name Stnliiten. to -w ll: S e.tlu * *«;.«» Florida Statute* 1*17. SltiNKlC IVI T.f .1A SI J. 7-tVOSTA Cuhll«h April 13. 33. 2», May «• c m i -.t ______ IT; it i \ T i n : ' ’ MCI IT COURT IIS t o e MVi jt im iti. • tiir i\ t\ co w * i : ' H ' * m.i: cot \t i . c iin n t la chanrerr t » . I3T3-V IN Rti: . .. l ’ ETITION tic FR AN K MAt h. M MILLIN' anil NANCY M AT­ THEW'S Jlt'M It.I.AN. Mil'll To tl’ PEtll T o : Inoiahl l.<« l*h.l|ia llraldriic. and where­ about* unknown. TOC tVIJ.t, TAILB NOTICE that Crank Mai-e McMillan and N ancy Mb u Iipm * McMlll*in I.jmc Mini hi tin* *-lr«ult Fimri of tlir .Ninth Judicial Circuit* I In Mini For Hnnluole County* ' Plnrl'la. i* pclllhm f- r the ii(]n|itlon r»f an unnamed minor male child horn of Varda Fahrar Phelp* on December 2 4 . t*€2, at orlando, Florida* Huld pno’e'dlnica itfp In Chan* n-ry No. 1 2 T u n d e r the nunit Mild •!> Ir of In It**: Petition of Frank Mime McMillan and Nancy Matthew* McMillan* You are commanded to b* and appear In raid Court be­ fore the Honorable W illiam *1. Akrl lae at the tfemlnult* Coun­ ty I'ourthotiae at Hanford* Florida, at 10:30 A.M. on Hit Mh day o f J one. 1983* and there tn show cuiiee why raid petition ahoutd not be (granted. (HKAI.J Arthur If. Heck with, Jr. I’lcik of Circuit Court tlyj Martha T. Vlhlen lieputy clerk Marti Ire. Voorhla ft Wall* 122 W all Htrcet Orlando, Florida Attorney* for Petitioner* PuMJah: May 8 . 13* 30. 2 7 , 1 H I C D I— IB > I IV r. * 5 is T in : n u n it r tir n r . \ i\ rii Ji i i i n t k m m it , i\ % \d F o il » i ;%i i \ o i , i ; t l H A T t . FI.OHIO % IN t i l \ M l . i n AO. 13*41 F1IIMIN CANAL S A N 'ilK Z . Plaintiff, NCI.I,IK KIHTH HANCT1KZ. pefendunL NOTIFF T O A P P K tlt T O : Nell if Kdlth Ham he i 2231 H. Avcr e Chlraan 27# 1111fi to T o n aru liereby rniu lr et l t«» fll*» y o u r w r itt en dafetia* to the lint of C om p lain t fu r tllv o n a riled herein ak alnat you . With the C lerk o f the iilifTu Ptjrled Court on o r b e f o r e June 3, 1943, ami eerva * c o p y * o f t a m e upon p l a i n t i f f * a tto r n ey, Jatnea C. <'oilier, 701 W en t Chu rc h Street, Or land o, F l o r ­ ida. Herein fall not nr a decree pro conf r u in w ill lie en ter ed uifalnNt you. W1TNKHR my hand and aeal i ! Hanford. S em in ole Coun ty, Florida, tltla 2 nd day of M a), 1943. 1Ml*A LI Arthur If. Heckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court lly: Mar* a ret Ik Tyre. 1>.C* JalTir* f\ Collier Aituntty for J’ laln llff I’uhll.h: May 4, 13. 3 «. 3 ?, m t c h i — 11 it t iii: m yth j i% am i I’t i r \ t y r u i n ' it COURT, im m i. r i m 1 it . m u au M i.M il.i: . ri.mtiiM. tk i i h v r u i t m i # F E D E R A L NATIONAL MOIITI A 'IE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration orKtinlie.l under an A.'t of Cnrign-aa no.l rilatina Purawunt In tli<- Federal N a­ tional M » r t ,.,o Aaaoclatlou Charter A tt, F U lR I lf, VI, MAIM" KLI7.AI1RTH M lt.t.E R and IIOUEUT SAM UEL M ll.LEIL her hu-han<I, Defendant.. M IT ir E itP S M .K NOTICE IS 11E It Ell Y G IV ­ EN lhat nn l h . :oth day of May, A. I). I K I , at the h'.ur of I1:i>o A.M., at tli- . ..t e r n dour nt l h . Cuiirt lluu.a Ut Snnlno l . t'outtty, Sl.irl.I*,- City of Satifurd, th . Il.innr.ihla Arthur it. Il.ik w lth , Jr„ f l .r k of lh* Clrrult t'uurl of St'inlnul* rouiily, Klorhla. will o f f .r for > a l. to t h . h l(h r .t hld d.r at jiuhllo oulrry for caah, l h . fo lIr.wln* d...'rlh*ul |.ro|i.rty of the li.f«itd a n t.; .I lu a t. and lyIna III Srm luul. County, Slurhta, to wit: l - t >». III... k I. SUNLANU ESTATES, Amended I’ lat. arrord ln , to a plat thtrrof r.r..r.l.u In |*lal Rook I!. I'aa .a I K I. of l h . Eubllo Ito. uni. o f S.itilnolr Coun­ ty, E lorl.l* T n u ilh .r with th* folh.w ln* <'.|ul|inirnt: I 'll. *1. E. llefrlu .rator frier.) Mod. I LAS 11II, H •r i a l OlltStJIS f S i. II. E. fla n k , frlre.) Yfo. del fOISt WII, Serial TSolTSlt O n . f|. K. Hot W ater llraler t 10 1 .alt (E l.r .) Serial Y llU flltl O n . UuoThrrm tVoll lltalrr, Model 3 1 f-i, Serial l l t E l l foil) O n . 10" Victor clltn ai K lt* hen Erhanat Kan, n» model nr arrtfil number. Ten Venetian lllln.la, metal, manufa. turt.l by S.nkurlk M1««a A t’ alnl Company, W 0.1*1 or .tr ia l ntimbera. Thla >al. la m ad. purauapl to thn Final | > .r r ,. ..f foree lo .u r . I., Oie ahi.re r o n e , Cbam ery Caae No. 13311. .n *ere,| 11,«- ll.innrahl* 1 .1 " in. *1 Akrhlke, Ju.lar of th. a.ild Court, on the l,t ,U y of May. A. It. I»«l. IN W ITNESS WIIEIIROP, I have hereunto eel my hand and official aeal thla *nd day of May. A. |i. l» « j. fSEVI.I Arthur 11. Ur, kwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court, S .m ln .lr County. Florida! Ity: Martha T. Vlhlrn oeputy C l.rk Sandrra. M rE aan . Schwar. 4 Mima ^ »f Kaat central Orlando, Klorl.l* CD1-—1S Avamt* ** 1H* v!> �. * ~1 I u Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To Want-Ads Classified Phone 322-5613 Office 204 W. First 3. Educatinn - In stru ction | Ji.r t*aufnrfi Srraih |_ DENTAL ASSISTANTS 1. l-IMt vY FtIUlUl NEEDED SWEETIK PIE -. Notices - Pursotmls We train women, ages 18 3. Education - Instruction as Deutal Assistants Full I. TranqiortH tion or spare lime training. 5. Food Huh School Education not 11. F o r K e n t necessary. Enroll now for GA Special Notices short, inexpensive course, 7. HusincHH Kt'iituls FREE employment service. 8. Pencil I ton tn Is High Earnings. For full in­ B. For Sale or Kent formation, without obliga­ IO. Wanted to Kent tion, Write Bax 20. e o 'tinIt. Ileal Estate Wanted ford Herald. Miller Schools. 12. Held Estate F or Sale Giving name, address, oc­ III. M ortgnyc Loans cupation. age and plioDC. C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X M y Nadine Seltzer iiuTOU£)OT 2m I I. Insurance 15. Kunini‘HM Op|MHtuiiity Ifi. Female Help Wanted CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: lu ti., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day 17. .Male Help Wanted before inscrliou. .Mon. • S<il. 18. Help Wanted IP. Situations Wanted noon. 20. Kuby si tiers 21. Beauty Salons STUA1G1IT CLASSIFIED: 122. Build - Paint - Repair Tue*,, tin u F'ri. - * P. 31. day 22. Building; Materials before inserlion. Sion. - Sat. 21. Elpctrieul Services noon. 25. Plumbing Services 2(5. Kadio & Television RESPONSIBILITY: 27. Special Services Tue lleraItl will not be ro- 28. Laundry Service spuusible fur mure than une 29. Automobile Servicu Incorrect injcrtlon of yuur ad, 29A. Auto Accessories and reserves the right to re­ Hit. Machinery - Tools vile or reject any advertise­ 31. Poultry - Live stock ment from whit ordered to 31 A. Pels cunfonu to the policies of this 32. Flowers - Shrubs piper. 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted DEADLINES Legal Notice Mon. May G. 'G3— Kaye 9 SH. Automobiles - TrucKs iv Tin: rut n r oi' t iii : 37. Boats - M otors r u r v r v ji m-i:. vkmimh .h 38. Motorcycles - Scooters i o i .v i ' v, r io it in c . iv n u i39. Trailers - Cabanas ii VTK. IN in : l.fc T .v n ; o f V II.I.I.VM A. V\ L E K 0. ptcOlru. 3. Education - Instruction Ti. All I raUllara > ■ ! Car**** D a tin g I talma op llrmaaria A aalaai Vale llalalri MEN* — WOMEN NEEDED Von anil each o t you sr* TO TRAIN F0H biri-Dr notified am] required to present any claim* and drMOTEL MANAGEMENT inanils which you, or either of you, may liava aaaluol Ilia rs- Men, women, couples urgent­ ly needed. High earnings. lata of VVIHIam A. Week*. derensed, lata of aatd County, to High Scliool education not tlie County Juilite of Beinluole necessary. Short, inexpen­ County, l-'lorlda. at hla office In lha court liouee of said sive course. Spare time county at Hanford, Florida, training. For information within el* calendar month* front the time of the flrat pubwrite Box 8, c 'o Sanford Ileal It,PI of thla nolle*. Cecil Herald. M i l l e r Schools. claim or demand ahull he in writ Iiim. ami anal! itate the Giving address, occupation place of roaldence and poat of­ and telephone number. fice nddrtaa of the rlalmant, and shall hr aworn to by lha claimant, hi* nurtit. or attornay, and any ouch claim or tie- U. S. CIVIL SEKVICE pnand not so filed ahall be TEST void. Ollte C. .Week* Cuvlello Men - Women, 18-32. -Stan As eseoutor of Ilia Last high as $102.00 it week. Will and Teat*bialil of Preparatory training until William A. Weeks, deceased appointed. Thousands of Wlndrrvreedlr, Haines a Ward, jobs open. Experience us­ Attorney» 214 Park Avenue. Smith ually unnecessary. FltEE Winter I’ark, Florida information on Job, sal­ Publish: Apr. l i . J*. May C aries, requirements. Write 1*I>I4— 4»*__________________________ and jihonc. Lincoln Service, A IIV C IIT ISC N C V T F llll M ill* TODAY giving name, ad­ Till Hoard of public Instruc­ dress anti phone. Lincoln tion ft*r Hemlnolo County, service, Box 13, Suntord Florida will receive bide for the, furuiihlus of nil tabor Herald, materials, niulpment and atrvlrea required for lha conatruellon ot 6. For Rent BF.AUTIF'UI.I.Y f u r ii 1l-'H'd room, Pm ale tuque. Ph. FA 2-7431. « l«fci !•»•$*, • T IL ».* O *. Pat c*. 'I can't prevent you from itarting a price wnr, but can prevent you from doing it on MY property!*' 3 ROOM furnlalied Apartment 6. Fur Kent for couple. $13. FA 2-73'Jtl. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 13U3 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5234 2 BEDROOM upstairs Apt. or FA 2 0525. t' o ill p I e t e 1 v redecorat­ ed, Sparkling clean, Adults. LARGE 2 bedroom trailer, $73. 1301 Celery Ave., 'a 4 l Bit. Trailer. Adults mile E. ot traffic light only. FA 2 73fi8. F'A 2-08t>8. 2 REUKOUM h u iiM 1, Florida 3 ROOM furnished Garage room. Available now. Th. Apaetmcnt. Close in $13. F'A 2-1549. FA 2gW06 afler 5:3ti p.m. W E LA K A APAIt I'M ENTS: Y’ou can find anyUimg you Rooms private batlis, 114 need advertised in Uie Her­ W. First St. ald by Sanford merchants. 2 REUROUM house. Kitchen 1 BDItM. house. NO 8-3122 ri)ulp|H*d. Near base. afler 0. FA 2-3(185. B E D R O O M , hi When ei|ulp- ped hum''. Duvvntuwn, $l>U per mo. FA 2-11437, Plano Tuning and Repair ZIC. 1AG Sewing Machine. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-422J 196*2 model. 3 Payments of $6.24 etch or discount for cash. Write P. O. Box 42, Aii'-Comlitiomng Umgwood, Fla. II. B. POPE CO.. INC. 21X) so. l'ark Ave. FA 2-4234 21" T.V. $33. FA 2 6749. 29. Autuninbile Service FENCE Post. Round heart cypress. T ft. A up. Call Auto Glass. Tops FA 2-1440 or FA 2-8910. A Sea' Cov er» Real Estate- Mortgages ill \ Turk Ive FA 2-2I2U Ravenna l'ark FA 2-7495 Evenings FA 2 2077 FA 2 :«t.u FA 2 ICakt NEW 2 bedroom fumislic.l Duplex. FA 2 237(1. 2 IDYLL WILDE Will IE US TODAY: we put We now have under construc­ you tit business BY RE­ tion fur your Inspection a TURN M ML, handling com­ lovely 3 bcdrmim, 2 bath plete line Ad Rook Matches home, situated on a corner m demand by every busi­ lot in desirable Idyllwildc. ness right in your town! No Ttiis tinme features all oi investment: everything tar­ Uie exciting Items neces­ nished UR EE! SI TERR)It sary to please Hie discrim­ MATCH CO.. 7508 S. Greeninating home buyer of to­ wood Ave,. Chicago 19, III. day, Troiupt action wilt atlord you the opitonunily to IS. Help Wanted select paint and tile colors, plus oilier mtuor custom WOMAN or Couple to stay with elderly lady. Tltouc changes. FA 2 IU23. Stenstrom Realty NEW 2 Hr. lum. Kit. equip. 1 hath Iwusc. S!8i Mo. Vfuler (urn Id Sherry \vo N Or lamlo. Fla. FAi 2-83W be* tween 4:«i p.m. k 5:00 pin. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. $70. FA 2 -US31. 27. Special Service* Total, ju»t S2o,ivo. with only 19. SiluutioiiN W anted $Hoo down ami $134 per month, Including e v e r Child ('are, FA 2 . "71 lit,ug! No eluting co-i*! WORK wanted. Call alter May we solve you™ 4:00. 322-71353. FURN. Apt. 2iou Mellon vllle. 3 KM APT. $00 month «r *13 a week. Lights, water, gas furn. 382 N. Volusia. Orange City, Fla. Tel. 773 X103. 12. Ileal Kntntr Fur Sale 17. Mule Help Wanted 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $30. .Mo. Tltonc F'A 2-l<«9. Furn. 2 Bedroom h o U i e. 2 RED ROOM Furn. Duplex. Adults. No pels. FA 2-7ftH. Ground Hour Apartment. Contact 2312 Talmcttu. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free 2 BEDROOM 33’ x 8' Trailer. parking lots and shopping For Information. 322 3032. stores. Nu utility charges. Suitable for couple or tin­ CLEAN, modern, untiirmstn-d gle. Inquire Jacobson l)epl. 2 bedroom house. 1810 W. Store. Third St, Phone Uartow 333 2320. UNFIIHN. Isl Floor. 3 rms. ball], 2 screened porches. 3 BEDROOM, kitclien equip3(8) Magnolia Ave. Apply jmnI IkiU.vc. Call F'A 2-7709 upstairs evening!. (or appoint me nl. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom RENTALS Apt. kitchen equipped KW 31IDRM, iinfurn. hoine tineh W. Ibtli St. FA 2-4U78. Arbor $95. 2 Bedrtti. Furn. Apt. $33. Robert A. Wil­ NEW furnixied .v unlurnishliams, Realtor, FA 2 3951. ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ ment, tile baths; terra/zo FURNISHED 2 bedroom floors I’ ll. 1A 2 2374 after house, Air-COhdlUulted. I ’ll 3 p.m. FA 23219. 2 1111. House, living-dining ROOM. THE GAI!LF;S, 401 room. Air-Cond. Garage, Magnolia Ave. F'A2-o72U carportn, large modern kit­ chen. M3 month, with option 1 BEDRM. Apt. Adults. Nu pels. FA 2 2147. to buy. uio E. IBh St. J. N. Robson Jr, F'A 2-1323 3 ROOM nicely furnished or FA 2 0228, Apartment. Private hath. Clean. Adults. FA 2-lhtU. 2 BEDROOM furnished house. Near base. Call FA 2US(ifj. i BEDROOM furnished house on large shady lot. $55 per 2 BOOM Kuril. Apt- Call !<cMo. FA 2-0597. fore 2:30. F’A 2-3927. 12. Kcnl Exlnte Fur Sale S'.’NDRIES Store. Stuck A equipment. Well eslnbllshed. Proprietor wishes to re­ tire. Call FA 20274 or Iarngwood TE SUJ89. 1 2 BEDROOM, eemriil block house. $5ii a Mo, Taymetits FA 2-3019. 7 ROOM CB home on lake. 3 BEDROOM house, 2 baths. 3 bedrooms, I' a baths, Fla. Living room, family room, room, play room. F'A 2-7391 fireplace room, patio, swim­ ming pool. Kitclien (quip­ 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ ped. Central heat. Just out­ ner lot facing lake. 109 side city limits. Will sacri­ Waits Drive, S u u U i u l fice. FA 2-1387. Estate. FIFA in service. $150 down, monthly $81.73, OSTEEN. New frame house, VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 2 Br's. kit. equipped. Caror FA 2-2118 porte. fly owner. FA 2 2004. K A VK N \\A ~1’A K K _ 2 BEDROOM III a*e. IkM My r­ 114 GROVE Lane— Quality tle Ave. Cull Jimmie Co­ liutlt 3 beilruom CB home, wan. 322-4013. with living room, dining, F'lurida room, tile hath, HIGHLAND PARK equipped built-in kitchen, Cory 3 bedroom I'll home sit­ earporlc and utility. $i3.iuU, uated nil spacious oak sliudami just $87..Vi per niuntli ed corner lot. Features too after low F'llA down pay­ numerous to Remite. Drive ment of $4301 by 2427 Laurel Avenue, then call for early Inspec­ tion date. Just $13,000, with $loo down and $90 per month I A real fllto home Real Estate— Mori go Kt-.s buy I 111 N, Pork Ave. FA 2-2420 Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 Evening* FA 2-3977 FA 2 382!l F'A 2-R.fkt Real Flstate—Mortgage* lit N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 Ruvennu Park FA 2 7495 Evenings Office FA 2-2118 F V 2-2077 FA 2 3829 FA 2 H.HUI Xigtit FA 2-0048 Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Really Jim Hunt Realty 2524 Park Dr. 3230700 Sanford, Fla. 15. Ituhlnenn (l|i|Htrtuni|y Legal Notice Stemper Agency AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. :«H W. 2nd St. FA 244032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO RADIO SERVICE PERSONAL RADIO A TV 23th. St. A Sanford Ave. $t per day rental for Elec* trie Carpel Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustra Carroll's Furniture. YELLOW Squash. $2.30 A bushel or 6c a pound. Ex< cellent for freezing. Dellv* cred. Ph. FA 20415. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED USED Refrigerators and Washers. Completely recon­ ditioned. 90 day warranty 21. lieu illy Salons SctiUni'ik GIh»8 ami Faint on all. Dick's Appliance Company Service. 310 Sanford Ava. II \It It 1F. 1 1 :> BE AU I V NOOK 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 FA 2 7058. Complete Ileauly Service F veiling AppuilUtneilit* ;I1A. I'ela too ft. CHAIN fenee with dou­ m So. Oak FA 2-5742 ble gate. Real bargain. BEAGLE PUPS. Papers. $35. 322-8121. Cut \\ Curl Beauty Shop Have your promt now! ! on FA 2-7344. IIOTP01NT Refrigerator — our discount special. Com­ CHIHUAHUAS. Registered New finish $69.95 plete witli hair cut, style FA 2-5921 or FA 2-3318. Croslcy Refrigerator — New and set. \nil tin- following finish $99.95 week you are entitled to SIAMESE Kittens, 8 weeks Crusley Refrigerator — New old. $10 FA 2 0171. a free >h»m|«Ki A H-l. finish $129.95 318 Palmetto Ave 322-0834 Cold quit Refrigerator — New 32. Flmvrr?. - Shrubs finish $149.93 1! 5. I’luntbmg Services POTTED MU.515 lu blomn. G. E. Apt. sire Refrigerator 33c up. $49.95 GKAPEVILLK NURSERY G. FL Refrigerator. One year lir*|H'vllle Ave. Near 20th St. old. automatic d e f r o s t ntinibiitK A Heating $249.93. Annua!* Petunia*, snapdra­ AIR CONDITIONING gon*. Pansies, Vegetable Check our used T.V, DepL CONTRACT and REPAIR $39.93 und up. Plain Dutch Mill Nursery. MORE GOODYEAR Upsala lid. Ju*t off until SI. ](kti Sanford Ave. FA 2-tl382 SERVICE STORE and 1st St, 333 West First St. PLUMBING 33. Furniture Contracting Repairs 12 HASS Accordion. Like new. FREE ESTIMATES Sell U» Your Furniture. Quick $23.09. F'A 2-7204. It. I*. IIARVEY Service With the Cash. 2i(4 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 SUPER TRADING POST 35. Articles Wanted FA 2 0677. WANTED: Porch Swing. Ph. 26. R a d io & Te levision FA 2-6323. Used furniture, appliances, PERSONAL RADIO A TV tools, etc. Bought • Sold. t DAY SERVICE rry'* M art SIS Sanford USED Piano. Will psy cash. Ph. F'A 29081. 23th. St. A Sanfunl Ave. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Ph. 323-1X435 36. Automobiles • T ru ck s FREK ESTIMATE 27. Special Services Upholstering k Mattress ren­ BUYING A NEW or ovating. New ft Used Furni­ USED CART MELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, ture. Cull Nix Redding Mffi. FINANCE IT WITH US SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Co., at 7u0 Celery Ave. * Low Interest Rate* All Types and Sires FA 2-21 IT. ♦ Low Monthly Pay manta We Repair and Service S T I N E JENKINS Ji WILLIAMS FLORIDA STATE BANK Machinery und Supply Co. FURNITURE CARS WANTED 207 M. 2nd SI. FA 2-C132 NEW A Used furniture and REEL’S USED CARS appliances. Good place to loth St. k Sanford Ava. LAWN'S Renovated - Aerate buy—sell or trade. EASY Remove Thatch - Chinch TERMS. WlMilesale prices 37. lioats - Motors Bug Spray (VC-13) • Fort!for cash. 'it— Ph. FA 2-4244 Telephone FA 2-7430 0 uie way To The Waterway MANSFIEI.D LAWN SKR. •loo S, Sanford Avenue K obson S p o rtin g G o o d s Your EVINRUDE Dealer SINGER WANTED reliable couple to SKWING MACHINE take up monthly payments 304 6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 SMI CALL FA 2-578:1 of $13.50 oil 3 complete SEI.L or Trade lor car, 18 rooms uf furniture. Call hp Johnson. Excellent (a S.M1TH Air-Condition Rv-iriTK 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ new condition. FA 2-4915. geruliun service. All work lect. guaranteed. Very reaaun36. Motorcycles • Scooter* aide In price. Day FA 2-7434 31. A rticles For Sale Night FA 2-2009. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS, Packs, mosquito nets, can­ New k Used. FRIG IDA IKK teens, mess kits. ArmyLewis Sales k Servlet Sales A Service Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford 2517 Country Club Rd. G. II. HIGH Ave. Ph. FA-8-7028 Itoo W. 1st St. Sanford 3 ROOMS full of furniture. Ph. FA 2-3*83 39. Trailers • Cabana* $381.30. 20 pirn-* m all at COMPLETE Tractor ServiceFurniture C e n t e r . Iloo so' x to* CHAMPION Hous» dining, landscaping, lot French Ave, Haller. 3226683. clearing, cultivation. Real tv aMill atile FA 2 3791). Wa l l lo r L'Use. Service Station. BOSS ASTOUNDED! Choice location. Apply The 3 Bedroom, 1 hath home on Pure Oil Co. 004 M'. Util SI. IT Till: Pill Ml' HI' TIIK corner lot in 1-OCH ARBOR p o i n t * ji mil:. ar.wiNiii.i: for only $t2,ooo, Monthly 16. Fernnlc Help Wunted m i nt %. a r m s o r Filin* payments $75.ou. Unheard IIIA. anil IN 1'IIHHVTII HOtrrif HKMINOLE .1 IN • SEWERS WANTED of but He true. Act now. In re the Eelale of HiR IHCtlI SCHOOL AliPJ* IMMEDIATELY Call for ati apyaiintmenU TIOVS. Seminole County. W IL L I A M H. FLIlU L'Ni.V t leveaae't. Vt urk at home doing simpltFlorida, roualstlnif of CafeFIN VI. NOTH l: lorlum and .Mualc llulhllntt, •ewing. We aupply materi­ Notice I* b>faby ltl»*a Ihat mol pnlacellanunn#: and lbs al* and pay shipping both lttiSKNW AI.lt C L K M K - lha unJervlanvl will. TAItV SCMOOOIs AIHH- JQih 'lay «f May, A. I'. way*. Good rate of puy. to fbe Honorable TfONF. Uenilnola County. i.ri»M REALTOR — INSUROR Juilta of Htmlhole Pleve work. Apply, Dept. Florida, lolislettn* of five county TA 2<1991 1919 S. French Ave clastropns and toilet fnclll- Coutily. rlvrblu, lhatr (Hk I m AD 380, llox 7010, Adelaide I urn, avcoutil anJ viol' liars, a» tics. Post Office, Toronto, On­ flMo bid for the t omblned Ksvatilrlrvv o f lha i:.t*1.- o f pr'.Jects shall i,e submitted and William I t . F e r g u s o n , .leu **< •!, St. Johns Realty tario, Canada. will be received until Hi ou orvl at tali] lima. Hum ami THE TIME TESTED FIRM n. nt.. Tuesday. May ft. 1t<S, at tbire. muItr am'l trillion to the the S c h o o l Administration siilit Jmlar for w float aetllc* lid N. Park Avr. FA 2 « I 3 SUMMER Position for ainbitlultdine, Commarclal Street, inaI, ( of their a'l'iiiiileiratlnn tun* (earlier or upper class fcanfoid. florid*. *• which o f P A LI * * i.* t '* f n u ■I f u r fttt •»r • 3 BEDROOM House. Kitclien college student. Opportunity U(t)K your beat wltUi the fin­ time and place the bids will be d « r d U c h i r u i n g t lie HI .4$ 1b U i (i iqulpped. Florida room. to earn gl.oouSl.NJo in tio est in cosmetic* for tlie publicly opened and read I C x # ( t it r lu r * . l» * it r .l 1l i i * tl.«» 37111 . U : r ••( aloud. Fenced yard. No down days. $340 minimum guarari BEAUTY COUNSELOR A p r l f , A I I . 1>63. Contract document* conalel 3 BEDROOM House. Kilchen 9. For Sale or Rent payment. Available July I . . L » m t H it l teed. Write |>. U. Box 24J, nearest you. Ph. F’A 271143. c.f tlirer s.-ta of plana and one equipped. *90 month. Call tjayip m n UPS pet „ f specifications, tiruw Intis 1st. 322 90(0. New Smyrna Beach. Fla Ilouse. FA 2-78M8 or FA 2 I2H.V A * L t e t ’ u i n . «* o f th*» and specifications may bo ob afler 0.00 I 4 2 3125, Cl,KAN fill dirt, clay, shell, I * i t 1 1*1 o f w i n III ftl i l . tallied lor the three p r o jc ia BEST BUY IN FLA. MAI I'll ESS must be experi­ |(eat, top Mill. FA 2-237(1. | l(M"4 F t r « n *o ri. tl. dep ..nine IlCm.Oti with Hie 2 Bit. 817 Calalmu. FA 2-057H. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom Hhlnholeer and l.uaan Architect. John A. Ilnrtoti IV. Centrally Air-Comltlloned, one enced. Curb girl, experi­ house, kilchen eiiufjiped 3 BEDROOMS, l 'i h.ifliv. Fourth lTo..r. Hanford A tlan­ Attonieye nl 1.1 a 3 bedroom, one 4 Ifeilroom, enced. Must be over 10. Ap­ LAWN SERVICE tia llenk Hu lidInr. Hanford. F lM I F v da ia l Hull.lint I*h. FA 2 3031. 22<i Bradshaw Drive. In­ each have large family ply Chick W Treat, Sanford. .Mowing and edging, etc. Sal Florida, for Ihe first set of Hunlonl, F l o lld a slit, tiruenle oblolutd HUcti d. • A t l o r n r y a fo r K i f r u l r h ' i i quire at 230 Bradshaw rouiui. Upsnia ltd. F.xcluRoom . Tliune tslactiou guaranteed. Ph pus It will be refunded In t'lU I’ uhll.h Msy *. I .. JO. i i . ISt: S L E E T IN G slvr neiglilmrliood. Avail NURSING I'EItSONNIiL to each psraon who return# CUl—U FA 2 398ft after 2 p. m. FA 2 1817. NEEDED for expansion at 12. Heal Knlale Fur Sale tne documents In fo w l condi­ able now. tion wltbin l« da) * after th* IN 'I IIi: I III! I l l I HI II I III' F7flicicncy Apt $30 Mo. up. FLORIDA CARE. If you TEE *N GREEN ESTATES bid opriilna ; with . leapt Ion a . T l 'i : NINTII J l i u n v i . I l u ­ KXECUTIVK 110.MBS love your Mother and are Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. p ol. d below. Additional set* j l l I I . IN V Nil I till al.VIIN 2oih SI. Exli’nsinii YOUR BIST LIVING AND WE PRESENTI.Y have *evmay be obtained al Iha cost n i .r cut n t v , r i .m i iii v willing to g*ve Hie saute de­ ■>( |,'.»•►.* for all projects w lib li I II VNIT: II V Nil. 11*111 ernt mdslandittg executive INVESTING OPPORTUNITY HUNT A IJIil) WILL TRADE votion and prrxinal alien I. VVI, J|. VVJLLil.M, Is halt refundable Plpotral IN FLORIDA TODAY! homes from $19,050. and up 3 |j>ls in banfonl. close lo (ion to other* Have may I*' I’ lSIllUff. Rollaway, Hospital 4 Baby Coiilractnrs ss.-urln* docuwith excellent financing. Ileus. nieiits and not aubmltiliiu pro­ V > downlown, for llousciruilcr an opening for you on Un­ posal shall I " t. funded i.na- HII.IIBRT h. VVTI.I'K-' Iliese iKimt's are situated By Day. Week, or Month 11. fviMianf. of equal value. Write P. ft skilled nursing staff at l.ulf i l c dspoall upon i.io r i. .,r Ml l l l 'I II |i|:IT!N II in such desirable residential CARROLLn FURNITURE itos-umanle In srood i-oiidMIoit. »w v . MAciut.auiiT liux 702, M'ildwood, Fla. FLORIDA CARE OF OR TO: lO l.H L in s W I I . I 'O A certified clrm a or bank areas as Idyliwilde, Locli Ph. FA 2-3181 116 w. itt St. Tit ii.\ tit. I'l> rhl.i IAN DO. Licensed practical draft, payable to lb. Hoard of l u l l A ftl: III 111.II) M i r i Arlior, l-aki- Mary, .Mayfair) BY OWNER. 3 lldrin. 2 baths nurse* Salary range $225 to Public Instruction for Hrnltino County Florid* (' H FIK Ii ih sl a i'"m |'l(liil f " f COUI'LIK lo -.lisrr n P4ii»r» and Grove Manor. Me will large lot. FA 2 1952. $27u Mouth for 40 hour wurk llo-eri. me ti 1 Hoods, ..t u s a l- h h " f f ' ha* bean (llvil aaali.Kl lur a good Ilium-. 323 9391. U- plea*ed lo serve you. la'aclort bid tiullil s is c llle l by y nii. an,| you aii rv-tu11 • < • PARK Bulge. Owner leaving week, depending upon quali­ *aTv* a e ofy of your V' -war l|i.. bidder and an •■plaids <*r I ' h s d l s i In I f*o,u|i] , 1.1 2 IIFIDROHM lurni.la-d aparttown. 3 ImiriHims, Hi | fication and experience uf aurriits lo an amount e ment, »Uu elficieiicy apart10 fit, per cent Ot the bid un til* H lainllff’* aft ruvva, batlis. No qualifying, tow applicants. Uoud personnel I. AW DFFICKn i iy* i. m>elioll t,e submitted with each nu-nt, furuistu tl. 322 6311. policies, including vocation down payment. 3X1UU05. "K l.l. IIDH Nh li V :■> N ..rill bid and sick leave benefit!*. Ap­ FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES: The successful bidder will be Vlaaiinlla .Vienna | -,.| (-,(. Real Eitalc—Mortgages STKNSTKO.M KKNTALS flee Ibis U » nrlamln. Kbirbl*. | 2 BEDROOM. 1 bath Cl! ply in person 830 M\ Michi­ r#.| ilre.l to rurnlsh and pay $6960 to $15,450 for sallafactort performance ami file the orlelnat V aavr We have a line selection of 111 X. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 house, fenced hack yard. gan Ave. Orlando, 9 a in. to As low as $?10 down, and pay to, itt lo.ml or larnsla, or i'ie*fiii'a iii ib. orri. * • ■ Ravenna Park FA 2 7495 J. 3. A 4 bedroom. I A 2 Ilia I'lerk uf tlia ('Irenil I'.iorl Call FA 20U0O before 5, As little as $43.11 VII. illott la called lo til- fact 5 p.m. Evenings bath Iuiiittli«d and un.urn (bat pot Ha* than tl.* minim­ on or bvf.'re iba m u, ,i „ , ,.t a month! FA 2 4204 after 3. f„n t„ FA 2 3077 FA 2 38'JH 4 A 2-85u0 um salaries and wakes a* •#! Jill..., is s i. U islnil lionies, luca'.eil in No Closing Costs! llfa rit IIV.I rulif.aa.i u lll be forth lo tbs Hps .-Ifliatlona 17. Male Help IVunlcd No Prepayments! NO CASH NEEDED various areas. including i)Y OWNER— Nice I Bdrm. mini t>* paid oi. H+le project. entvrril * * * 10*1 you f „ , th* The Hoard of Public fnsiruc- relief Uv mu mil-I III the I om some iukefruut, from $U5 Mumesite Investment 2 bath liume in Ravetma 3 Beifrooui, 2 balh. Slit a SI M d f.K Pi *itiJi) lur am.ii lion for oismInula Counljr, litaint. mouth T. A 1. included. tious teueher or opper class Opportunities to S105. ix iv t: v s n m i i 'K i t i :.'■ «i Florid*, reserve* the rlaht to A Idyliwilde area. Large1 From Just $1095 922 8083 teje. i any and or all l.Ma or prland ' ir* na* CuUnI i I i . If your family is luuk tig lur college student. Opportunity utility Itm. and workshop, I , walla any Informalities In la*, ml* run u*> iif via v ii to earn $l,uou$Uiou in OJ ORIVt OUT a line rental, Ih- sure to double earporte, air-CondiIII* blitdli.ff. Nu bid -Poll be i*es it \ l R5' LIVING fOOAY' day* $iio minimum guaran­ withdrawn fe.r a |ierlod of m r.'Ai.i visit uf pliuiir Sanfuld's tinning, central heat A fire tin a low budget Centrally .V rib or JI Hi ■ Hill,, j , fifteen It.) day* rul>.>u'e'"t lo InttfftUta teed. Write P. O. Box 213, largest rental ageucy. a* in* nt off place, covered patio facing f'lerk of Ilia r lr 'u tl Court th* aliening of bid- without Air-Conditioned. 3 Large New Smyrna Beach. Fla, «i (nt of Kemlhrit* I'oonty. iTorlil* Ilia i'on*ent of the Hoard. Lake Ravenna. Reasunably Mchgn#* fDlloAF beilruumi, t'a batlis wills a Hyi M .rih , T. VIhien J. |i. W ltltlM T. i l l H« DILI OLA priced 301 Vi bleu ltd Ph. livr.ei) I'tvrl. • Chairman. Hoard "f Public screened porch. Payments tl'lA t to f I51iff:#t i .-li 1 . Vfiirua uf H.e Inatrui'lb'o for a.,, lieoi*. LOST IIf til ana iPifcit ! FA 2-2 434. a* low as, approximately l -am (ifrlcv* o f tAtlliif Cwunly. yierlds s payed From It J. Hlla.all flilfTl.br Real Estate - Mortgage! n. T. Mllwae. SiU per uioiith pays all. 10i SIAMESE < VI H'mlned* County pur" -mend- ~t0 S srlh X i r s o l l i Avenue Ill N Park Ave FA 2 2420 Hunker Lane. Immediate KODEItr A. WILLIAMS 4 Irlnlly of F O. Box 111 ant of Public Instruction and The Mackle Bros. Inc. llavcutia Park FA 2 7493 Realtor Occupancy. I m il Vrlmr I.(-Officio H-<:r#ta»y lo the Orlando. Fliil liln Attnreay* f..r Htrlnflff. 11 ierd i f Public Ifiair, i tton. I'll. I V 2-7811 or RayiiuitiJ LunJquist. A*so, Evening! DeXonj. fix • Ph:ae 6684458 ILL 'N GREEN ESIAIES i»tj Publish ,pnl : l A May t, 13. •'■">h • ai*> c, i : *e. I’ A 2-2630 c m —yj FA 2-2077 FA 2 3829 FA 241340, FA 2 2951 Atlantic Dauk Bldg. 20lb St. Lxl.'UsiUU u iii-m HANFOMD JUNIOR IIIUII H rilO Ol. A It III T 1 tl N H. Seminole County, Florida, conalatlns Of l.ultch Itoorn. I, Htr:try and Music ItulldIns, and nilacnllanvuue; .It. Articles For Sale fOLLERSo/SANFORD ^CHEVROLET OLDS STOCK Stenstrom Realty 'll INDUCTION SALK BIG STOCK NEW SEDANS • LOUI'ES . HARD TUI’S - STATION WAGONS J)eltona Stenstrom Realty CADILLAC SI'ORT MODELS - TRUCKS $2,000 TO $6,500 DIG DISCOUNTS DIG TUADK THEY ALLOWANCE GOTTA GO. — ALSO — SQUARE 62 61 62 57 6(1 61 DEAL USED CARS CADILLAC All Power. Air ________ *4395 CHKV. Station Wagon Auto. 1693 MONZA 1 Speed, Radio, H ea ter....... 2193 CIIEV. 4 Door, V-8. Standard Shift 693 RAMBLER I Door, Automatic . 1295 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door .................... 1395 SAVE NOW 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD LOW COST GMAC J305 PARK AVE. ’ FINANCING 3 w �■ ft #tnTmB ■rralh Pape 10— Mon. May 6, *6S MAJ. JOSEPH LAIRD o f CiiH«elberry kill«l thin 36-inch conil aniike recently while working in the flower garden* at hi* home on Melody Iginc. He Inter took the deadly reptile over to South Seminole Elementary School where its markings and color pattern* were |>ointcd out to all the children. (Herald Photo) Moose Honor Secrelary M Dinner A dinner honoring Deputy Supreme Secretary William G. Stanley was held last Wednesday night at the Capri hy incoming and outgoing of­ ficer* of Sanford Lodge 1851, Loyal Order nf Moose. tic also vva.» aucst of honor following tlie dinner at an in stallatlon of new Sanford and Winter Park Lodge mem­ ber* held during the regular weekly meeting of the San­ ford group at the Lake Mary I/algr Hall with the Orlando Degree Team officiating. In Ills address. Stanley spoke on amis and purpose* S M A L L H I T D E A D L Y — Mr*. I.er.ty Ilichi.nl of the Order and presented a just m Ls .icmI xtepping on this two-itnil-one-linlf descriptive account of Moose foot tliiitnoiitl buck rattler recently in tlie inheart, the Moose supported riitle utility room o f her Hear Lake homo. A orphanage. neighbor, W aller Larsen, who holds the snake, He particularly commend cante to the rescue aiai killed it fo r her. cd the Sanford Lodge which (H erald P h oto) he reported hart a inn per rent growth in membership and a 750 per rent in financial reserve standing, A refreshment course was served hy the Women of the MAY I cock, F.\c|>n Clement of Moose during a social hour Admission* Sanford. following the installation and Karen Grant, N, Orlando; meeting. Dorclha C r a n e , Oviedo;; Mary Dunn, Lurlc-ne Marts, PACER IMIOTO Willie Magdalino Johnson, C O PY M A C H IN E TheotrcM Jones, Willie Van­ ce, June Shcaly, Lillie Mc­ Duffie, Jimmy Murray of Copies A nything Sanford. T h e Eye Can See C ► 0 1 By Jane Casselberry Larry Miller, chairman of the Recreation Commission for tlie Town of Camclbcrry, haa announced plan* for ex­ panding recreation facilities If the commission budget ia approved by the hoard of Aldermen. It la hoped to provide a wider range nf rrcrealkmal opportunities for adult* as well a« for boy* and Kiris with tha addition of ahufflcboard court*, horseshoe eourla, a multiple tennis, hadminton and volley ball court and a concession stand plua an equipment storage building, TB Group Meets Tonight i E < K e Tim annual meeting of the Seminole County Tuberculosis a 1 Health A* social ion will ho held toil ay,8 p, m. at the Seminole County Health Department, mm French Ave, A resolution n-cominemlitig the merger nf Seminole County TuImtcuIoiIs and Health Aasociation with those of five other rountira will cuiitc up for a vole. The resolution will be ptr-senlcd hy the board id directors. It would autltorire tncmlxTs to enter into articles of conai.lidatum with Tubereulosii Associations in Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, anil Sum­ ter counties. The new organitation will hr called the Central Florida Tuberculosis und Respiratory Disease Association, Inc. John W. Collins, executive Director, Orange County Tuberrulosii and Health Associa­ tion, Orlando, will be the guest »|x-akcr. The public is cordially Intiled to attend tills meeting. Area C Of C Postpones Meet Plans also call for a frnecd-in tot playground adjacent to the picnic ground* at Hie Hall Park ltd. recreation area. The commission la requesting S3,loo to meet the budget. It.00(1 of which already ha* been advanced by (lie council to gel the program under­ way, Hie advance fund is now nearly depleted hut lias been stretched farther than originally was antic ipated due hi loan* of equipment and donation* und discount* from many of the town's ritirens. Miller hope* to complete these (ucllllief hy June 1 in time for the summer recrea­ tion program, whirl) will get underway shortly after school is out, providing the budget is approved. Tin- commission lias requested assistance with the summer program from tlie county recreation de­ partment. Work has begun on the new recreation urea located on Lake Triplet Dr. across from the Country Club and rlay ha* liet-n spread (or a base­ ball diamond which was put In good use over the past neighborhood weekend by youngsters. Miller say* that Hie com­ mission liope* to have a backstop creeled there hy Util coining Saturday. Volun­ teer* arc needed to help get the program rolling and those wishing to help with the Lit­ tle la-ague or recreation pro­ gram are asked to contact Mil cr. Mother* are needed to lielp at the concession stand dur­ ing -IJltlc la-ague guinea and adult leaders will lie needed to assist with the summer program. L E A N D U A L IT Y W E STE RN CUTS Hospital Notes Ruby To Speak Casselberry Plans Additions At CTP Meeting To Recreational Facilities Pork Loin Sale! lly Jane Casselberry Morria Ituby, newly ap­ pointed principal of the Fillit 11» h Flstnles Elementary School, will he guest speaker ot a meet log of the Coonril of Teacher* and Pairnta at the Hr.iilh Seminole Filrmentary Sc I....I at Casselberry Tuesday at K p in. Parent* whose children wilt tie attending llo- new school next fall will lie particularly Interested In hearing hi* plans for the future and will lie given an opportunity to ask question*. Officers of the CTI* will tic installed during the regular business meeting. Tha incoming ami outgoing rxeeiitire lioanla svetc enter­ tained recently at a coffee given hy the retiring presi­ dent, Maj. Joseph Laird and Mrs, Laird at their home nr Melody Faroe In Casselberry, ItlrUi* (Inrluding Mr. and Mrs. Juntos Crane of Oviedo, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Wade Slieuly of Sanford, a wit I 50 STAMP BONUS 50 .111 THEE H ILT EDGE STA M PS With Or Without 'lid* Cou|Hin And The Purchase Of FI.A. GKADK. A CUT UP FRYERS % ) lb. 39c • Center Cut Pork Chops lb. 58c • First Cut Pork Chops lb. 38c • LOIN ROAST Colors) Discharge* .Sandra Rhoads. Lake Mary; Mary Klta Gamut awe. Owedo: Mr*. William Carr and baby. X. Orlando; John Mill­ er, Lake .Monroe; Vorgle Smith, Jctfcry Young, Alice Gunter, Flvrlyn Hate*, Wil­ liam Merritt, Caxsiti* Hitch­ O N LY POWELL’S Orflrr Sup piles A Gifts 117 Magnolia A ve. Compare . . . Dor lamer M o o lld ) Installm ent* On New Car Finunt-inK Current M l / Inll T C kl H a i r ' A A LOW CJ / _ *T TENDER SLICED j O BEEF LIVER I P TO Hi MONTHS TO PAY T H R II-T W A Y i?iL©auw tZ u u & ji MKMIIFR I li l t . u GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. 99c Sfw ricd A N o w W l i a t C o u ld S u r p r is e H e r M o r e V . S. C O V T. HR A DEI) STEAK T-HONIS SIRLOIN CLUli 1 IW. I’KIi, I Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* * Furniture • Tile ■ «■ u 2< t * PianoH • Rental Red* LIMIT 3 Pl.KASH ROYAL GELATIN 22 Or. I.louid BIG W H EE L Detergent IVORY YAZOO l imit I Ot to u r ( lioire j'les-r MASTER MOWERS EGGS 3 doz. SI SUPER SUDS 2/49c S P E C IA L S PERFECTION COTTAGE CHEESE . . . BIG TRADE-IN SALES & SERVICE MIT Country Club Rd. FA S-TItt 49 Ft.A. (.It A UK A MUD. DAIIt t LEW IS . . 5c 22 Dr. I.iiioift Delerxrnl TH RILL About all muni |*np1e reolire on a ltor*e race hcl I* that tiny slinuldn't have. M lien t nu Trade Fur The Famous Ysnm No Jnb Too Tough. Hiunolli Perform anrr. OVER 35 YEARS We Kell - Kerr tee. DemonAt First \ Palmetto (A long sill r old |hinI o ft ire) •trulr and Trade. lb. 48c im p; PURE IN 2 lb. dn. 49c QUARTERS FOOD KING O L E O . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 lbs. 25c ALLOWANCE a F A N C Y SM OKED SLICED BACON o r <|*M o u o lly Ihmnu K*lr» T ti i- regularly scheduled meeting of the lamgwood Aren ('handier « f Commerce Fin* been postponed ftvm May V to May Id at H p.m, at the Civic League Hiiilding on Church Kl. John Krider, Svmiiiotr County C of C manager, will la- the guest speaker. Refreshment* will lie served following tin- meeting. lb. 39c I KO/.EN FOOD S PECI AL tVINTF.lt GAIIDKN' 22 OZ. ...t h a n a P e r s o n a l, C o lo r fu l EXTENSION PHONE Pamjrcr Mom with tlie voar-round time nrnl stepmm-r—mi extension plume. Clgiiua of color* and alylui, to unit the spot she'd like it most— lx-i Inarm, kitchen, Florida room, patio. To order, call your Telephone Company Bum* Men Office or oak any uilephum; aurvimutm. 8 o u fh e r n (& ^ B a ll FROZEN • APPLE • PKAt II • CHKItin P I E S ............................................ 3/$! Where it’s a pleasure to serve YOU! 25TH. b PARK (Huantily Right* Kexerted) �• 1 \ bill «!unit tax relief to tie Marne's horn* track in Seminole County sailed out of one Senate committee to­ day but landed in another. The bill, if passed, is sim­ ilar to oilier bills aiding tracks of comparative * /c throughout Uic state The lo­ cal raceway suffered sever­ ely this pa*t »ea*nn dm* b> bail iumiIii r C lO C P ro g ress W ork The Sena l e Misee I .mentis 1 e ci slat on Coin nut tee ap * • t Kngli'h Kstatds School con struclion now underway . , . School Board still awaiting federal funds in flu- amount nl S1G6.0UO School Board meets Thors Uoutlne .lay afternoon meeting. Deadline for re-erv ationfor the Chamber quarterly meeting is noon Wednesday. Chamber meet is Thursday at llie Mayfair . . Noon! # • » Want a la'le of Broadway? Seminole High School Dra malic* ('lull putting on Hie hit .how “ Best Foot Forward." Malting time x pin Civil Servile still “ sean mag the field' |,,r a recoinmeml.it ion lor a permanent postmaster tor .Sanford, Conjtressman Syd Herlong. in Washington, told The Herald this morning. Original list of three recommendations was kicked hack to Civil Service. i • • Still no word from the rapllnl on Fern Park Incorpora­ tion . . . . • * • Seinif.Vnlrnm.il over . . . Epsilon sigma \lpha finished job of iK-autifylug the plant­ ers . and now they look dead Aw, rum)1on. * * ( ami Bruce and ficorgll Hall, at Hie Chauiber of Conimerer, still are trying to fig­ ure out this letter of reiplesl from a school girl "Would like the names and addresses of all counties and cities ill Florida. P!r»»e send sooner than possible." ★ ★ ★ Senate Okays School Head Appointment mini... B R IE F S Daring: Dash Tl'ES., MAY 7, 19G3 SAN KOI! I), FLOP I DA f IfPI> — Federal over the weekend, they said. Two unti were ariesled in a a parent li t niik’ rcApoiivihlt1 ear eoolalning the heroin and **for m uch o f the hero in t r a f ­ two others were pirkrd up at l ink \vi mu*; ^tedicnl Center fic ui ilcwntown .Miami in re­ their homes, said Eugene Mar­ shall. head of the It, S. Bureau I'lmttnney. .101 San Mnrcou. cent monthn." Four men eere Aireitnl am! of Nutvutie* here. uml Kau»t I'harm m y, HOT 1(0,000 worth of heroin »ei/t*d I:.m Se. olid Si iret. The men were identified a* (hivuld Irrixnry. 'Jit. Uuldo S. Gonzaler., 23, Frederick Knmtrez, 28, and Pablo Y. Perez. l'etez, 35, listed hi* address jS lit'i i f f V o ft it i 4*i l * u \ it I n* Chicago. The other three melt tire front the Miami area. Comity at .ho l**i uvillc illtt4t m i’ll 1'hc l l e i a d i a 41 men The men waived a prelimin­ ary henring ami were being mi* Iminc lichl in jail thi*n* f«*r tiamvfii to St. A ucur I mic t*» held under $10,(HU) bom! each. iilili In .Abeyance TW O MA.IOU D E V E LO PM E N TS in the prugress o f Snhfoiil wore in full Mvinp today. Top picture shows work beginning on the Sanford Pipeline Co. docks on tin* lakcfront which is e x ­ pected to bo completed in (itt days. Hot tom picItno shows giant 2 ! Ion dijfoslors heitig lifted atop the sevwigo treatm ent pltiitl whi ch is near­ ing completion. (Herald Photos) fo r c>m nu nI t his *i»K. WASHINGTON I d ' l l — Tlif Dominican RcpuLltiii'piiiteil tiHiiiy to Imiw* imlirat«*i! tiiat it* thiratciiiif in- Thii \i •» rntlv in the mom* m u o f Apt il «7 bunko into am i >tuli» m m id li ft u l lliu I't irk to - in ii' rh a r tit a c y . « I - a S m ith MIAMI u v e H U to*hi they had siuurxheil Downtown Library Plans Meet Set talk 5 in tiie Ui tftitti au( ion of Anii'inaii Stiller (UASi, Lots Of Kumls ( I I P it — The tTilted States, ill no ef­ fort to woo In.tonesiu away Him. ( ommuiiisl blot- Infirience, hit* provided 1’ieunh-iit Sukarno'* regime viith alooist $.’o million in emergen. ) f.o eigll aid in recent 10.mill*. Hearings End? W A SH IN G TO N 1C P I 1 — Tin* lloitsm I *41111111iM**« on I nA m riim ii Aetivitim I *• *t *• > li«i|k«'«L tu wiinl ti11 a (no day licuiiiiK ott w li i* I li p 1 there* pimtibl Im* furthm rinUi kUoim . tld u i i ■i*. ilttftAOi* itt Cuba. Plead Ouilty MOSCOW t d 'lt A BOt JI J t ' AN General Strike Hiis Dominican .X \ N lo DOMINGO tlnnim ish busiiiessoiaii and n Soviet j Iran Heputillc ( I l l ' l l — Guv .-rmiipni worker* railed a general 'D ik e today Hie immediate ihre.it id w.ir wild tl.uB ilisKiputeil. The eonntrv and sewn American diplo­ reniiiineil on a w ar funtini: ' fiul a|ipeared •alixfled In let ma'*. Hu i ii go in/ at mn id Aim-ne.m Si,lie* niedi.de Hie dispulc (lie Giiiernm enl Worker* T A l . I . A I I ASS’K K I d ' l l — l -.li-rnlluri im.k iidv.inlage id till' l.r^ltkliitlk i* lllVI*Jfttl}(ilUnK (jimmitU'fl nliirh kfrk«,<l up the Bill in war I nIk to rail lung llirealened <lrike NtorniA by iliyyifu; intti ftllci'c'l ll.eir laiiDiihMXUfiis iii >«t.it«? j'rtiHtdft in prut. '*1 a gainst m a-iive uml ( * o in iii u n i t n in tin' firing* which llie gincrriuionl \.\ACP hnil an tl f» 'Viili1 id I'resiilenl J ii a n Bosch I M4111day flout a Ii4»um'i uiiii i liiiin* are neeexxar) to re cu re the country'* failing niitU'e. eiunomic health. The government sitnghl to In „in| Hie strike illegal, but union leader* predicted It J F I FKItSO N C I T Y , Mo. would til- at least 7(4 per relit Tlin clerk sairl there will la- no change in receipts trom 1 1 l i 1 Catholic pim nta, tern* su ie rssju l. The slrike date this tax for Seminole County, purmily s**l ImcK in their hut was moved ulirad is hmii* In which, last year, arlu.illv re­ tlo for fii’p rridKfl hliniH fur tH-raii*e of union anger ceived 137.312 lb, plus lUllhel paiodiia! school r ii 1 I «1 r t* u, over Bosch'* angry atlackr Mo»otay m !11«I id f dr nior11tin on tin projected walkout allo catio n , held by llie Mate t ion etiinthiii*nt» at puidn Hoad Department and ai A* the w ar Ihrrnl eased cirditcal lo Hus county for u liuola liuL pi uru ip»«i at i uitgi't M ull allnu<,'d five political highway iiiiproveinenls in this at lion lut* r. refugee* who had Is'en toil county by Hie Sltll. bon d id llie Chilean emha*s) "llie .senate passed Hie con lo leave Hie rUUIItl) alsiaid a stituHonal amendment and plane for New Y o lk . sent it to llie House by a ltd Also on Iln- plunr was H ai­ TAl.LAHASMiK il' PI) i; sole despite warnings by tian I.o e lL ii Minister Item* Tlie Senate pan’xl und 'cnl tu Sell Tom Whitaker, of TamChalmers uho wa* flying tu [i.i, Hurl the formula Is “ in Ha- Hiai.e luday j bill pro­ New 5ork lo pres* jil* conn viding fur judges rather Ilian i >|tnluMr" to the trigger coon juries In *et llie utmuinl id try'* demand for a t inted t.es alliirne)* fee* In laud cun Nations Seeurilv C o u n r I I I be lull concent* 111* fifth, hearing on isimiilamt* of ag dciiiriatiun .nil* sixth and seventh cents of j gressinn against the Domini Tile mil- wu» SHU, Hie lax. ot which part i> re ran Republic Hcielltist t.a Ia) pleNde.l guilt) to espionage charge* m a spy spertaeulnr involving l r. S, and lliitisli lolelligenee agents Confidence Vote rnjuested by llie Semln.'k* Sellool Board several weeks Gasoline Tax County W on't Gain From New Measure \ .v-nale approved eoiisti tution.il amendment ancnl gasoline tax distribution. * bn li brought on a bead .01 c.ash Monday, Will menu lit­ tle or no lung lo Seminole Count). a. curding to Couni) i letk Arthur II. Beckwith Jr Toe clash, according to CPI, was between Ha* small lounio-s which won. and the tog counties as tile Senate 1 xtelllled the present gaso bile lav dl*t I'lbullon for inul.i Bids (or pa'mg llie L’-'ai foot to the year 21418 ileckwilli extension of N. l-ake J. s.up Xulxidy asked me lint Low Ave was awarded Monday ilescnlad Seminole as a a medium sized count) " sign on one collie there's a night try the Oviedo f it ) side of i inora ltd wliirli Council to Orange I'avin. and reads street and (he oilier Construction Co ot Winter road ? Park in Hir amount of SI .tin Tile council also set Salur Hen J C Hutchison has day us Dog Inoculation Day BERLIN r UPh - l lie l S been named a member of when Dr. George I-.mg Orlan \riti> t o d a y lnve»tigaU'd the advisory committee for do veterinarian, will Ire on Cutiimunisl claims tiiat two N As. V s “ spare science" pro­ tic lot behind lb.' t tty Hail Xmerican **ddlcr» liave do gram and exhibit in October between Hie hours ot I and fertesl to Kaet Germany. at Orlando 5 p. m to inoculate all togs The Army confirmed that . • • as required by city urdmame Imill the men were missing Qualified Seminole County In oilier business Wes and said that one of Ihein high school boy* who enlist Swenson was appointed to —a captain— had entered lids month In the I ■ 8. Naval serve again as lifeguard at Fast German) But it did Reserve will las eligible for an the Municipal Swimming Pool nut say they had defected. HO-day accelerated recruit which i» scheduled to ofen ('apt. Alfred Svonson of training cruise this summer. the first week in June with Scranton. Pa, crossed into Further information i* avail- C. K Buckelcw and Ton) Fast Germany in a jeep on aide at the II. S. Naval Re­ Daniel as managers Saturday an I set Benjamin serve Trailing Center. Orlando. I Cam. disappeared m Ber­ • • • lin last Friday. Jim Crowe tell* of excite­ ment around hi* fishing camp Page 7 Bridge last week. One evening a car Page 'J Classified ABIDJAN. Ivory C o n s t jumped its chock*tal the pub­ Page » . 1 t|i Joarph i ipouf, .* C C«inii s lic ramp atut roinsf into the Page 7 Dei \t by S. government courier who nvei, completely submerging. Fdllonu! Pact I survived a plane trnsli in A wrecker pulled it out. 'I lien Page 7 which at least 53 other per­ Entertainment Sunday an over-powered fiihPage H sons died, was given a 60-50 Puzzle ing boat went down and uu* chain* of |*»i.tering (coin las Page rl Society lost. Three fishermen swam to Page j* Injuries today. is newIby horyselarat. t •Sporu „ Oviedo Awards Paving Bid Herald Index 50-50 ('hanee Demonstration Off Senate Okays Court Cost Fee Buried to Hu- counties as the “ secondary road tax." The secondary gas tax money i» presently divided among llie stale’s 07 counties on a formula based on |e.pu latum, land area and road mileage as of llkll. The form ula was to have beeume de­ tune t m Whitaker said th«- not road mileage formula is outdated and sought to have it amend­ ed to Bail on ground* tiiat the big counties would get more under thl* system The amendment was defeated Sen. Janie* E. Connor, Pr*«iksvil|p, pushed the mea sure through easily in warn jng lus rolleagues from (lie smaller counties that the measure wxtuld leave tln-111 out in lire cold In funds for farm-'-o market local roads. The lax is put into construetIon i.i roads of this type in most ot tire smaller counties. Sen Emury Ciu*». Gairus ville, said he believed the iTuinge would rcMili in luw ii a lliiru c)* fee*. SoutliKuk' l*TO New officer* will lie elect­ ed and installed «i the meet mg of Southtide School PTtJ to be held 7.3t> p m today A tfieeial musical program will (m- presented by the stu­ dents ot Hie sixth grade. I’air Study (Veil l in k e r , Founty A^ri cultural \ re n t. John MeFluit key, presiflenl of llie Seini»h»!i * Founly Fa ir Av*n. ami Joel KtoUI, a director of llie Florida Federation ot Fa ir* are in (itin e iv llle for tuo day* to attend a short course on F a ir* pre%entei| by the U'ricultural Depart merit at tho L'nivcriity of Florida Grease Job Proves Too Expensive Yanks Orbit New Telstar Two Yanks Make New Everest Attempt sinjf* ledfa, l(iiH« \er, offii uiIn decline! I. *t.t v flatly Ilull the nalelliti l ad r« iu hi»d ilf jdaniH-tl orbit *'We wtiu|*| Ilki* to Aee It |fo ai muni <mi'ri before w« *>uy th.il/" •'iiiif line a*"in*ntlv|Uni il' Federal Spare Agency raid there wan “ nothing that would irulimte TelsUtr-l! (ias pom* in any direction except tlit* it should Itiiv*' Kobe, «>Uiiny iuuked fine/' I’iiirly Active NEW YOKE (111'l)—Stock* were mixed at * fairly ac­ tive opening today. Haiti Evacuation Ordered \\ ASIIINGTON IfT * l) — tainty concerning the nmlntu- several day* In event it be­ IL K offii ial* sum today Uie naricn of law and outer in came necessary lo pullout the M a le I).*pai 1ment la ordering the evacuation of alf non-es­ sential A m i r i c m civilian* from Huiti. Official* (aid the molt wn* hrilijj taken iie w iM of oncet- FBI Arrests FEC Worker On Sabotage I'hms fur coin crsiu n o f tlti- old |>'“-1 o ffice tniilifinto ;t ciiy lilunry will bo ilimTisscd ill di’ lail W i’iliit'sday when a i'v|ti*t’i*i.>iit a live o f flu* S late Li­ brarian*' til'five al Tallahassee will lie here lo meet with t'ilv Manager \V. E. Knowles anil other city o f ­ ficials. Building plan* for llie eonversion now an. bring com­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — pleted b) the city and actual work, estimated (o cost be­ The Fill arrested a stiikiug union member M u n d a y on tween $3,0(11) ami f 5,000, will charge* of attempting to *abJ U 'K S O N . Mis*. ( C P U _ |.e accomplished by city em­ otago a Florida Fast Const \ Misji'sippt legislative com­ ployes. Railway ( KFC) train Untold V. Thompson of New mittee today charged that Wendell Janard, chairmanSmyrna Bench, a to ycai-old \tiy Gen Hubert I Kendirector of the Florida De­ member of one of the union* ludv illegally precipitated the racial integration crisis ul velopment I'ommission, nu- striking the FF.C, was charg­ the t nlver-Uy of Mississippi. iic umed at I aBali a-see today ed with wilfully damaging and The General legislative In tiiat (be transfer of the post icridcring unsafe rolling stock vestigative Cominittre said office building lo the city lias of the railway. Bond wit* »el ut $5.uou ami a bearing sched­ the President's hrolher bail been ..nni'leled. no legal right to send mar­ uled for Muy 15 at Daytona The propel ty lout betome Beach. shal* or troops to (lie ram pu» and that his doing **> »oi plus w illi the compliitluli Thompson'* arrest was an­ t||ns, have been II |»>lilieal of Hm new post office facili­ nounced aborlly after the FFO move to aid Democrat* in ty. The old building, built in posted $5,bill) lewnril for in­ ; ti'I.'l. tms ii cun.-tit property formation leading to tlie nrlast November1* election. The eommlltee. which s|u'nt value of Jh-VJ.iO. ie*t, conviction und sentenc­ -n month* uivesiigaljm: Hm ing of persons for »ulailage. s. pi :mi riot wliiih resulted .Meanwhile, a striking Mi­ from llie ailiui»*iou ot Negro ami union official said Im lames II Meredith lo “ (lie would apply for a $5,110(1 re­ Mis'. ' made the charge m ward and licensed nn FFO what It railed a “ complete employe of seting a fire on and factual" final reportFFO properly in tho South Tin* committee laid that Florida city. conscientious effort* by state Tltomn* A. Herndon, chair­ olliii.il* to prevent violence | man of the operating onion* were overridden by Kennedy I'tiar lllaiu hard, Negro oti nttiku in Miami, said bo and a biota I, blundering , Duck diner fruin llerlfiird. had statement* ’’from ut least group of U. S. depot) marN. ('., learned llie "hard six men" (lint n company sup­ dials nut'' Munday altermain ervisory employe net fire ti) Iti.ii il dm nti'l pa) lu nrder an abullduned i 1.0 building ■ grease jnli al No. 2 fire Mnmlay. ■liiliun mi Frrnrh Avenue. 4'lly Judge Kenneth Mclnlm.ll lined Ill ii hard $25 I fur reckless driving and de­ facing city property. i \ n : r \\* \v Kit Al. (Fl' l) Seem* llhinrliurd. driving 'I lu* 1 'mind Stilt ca today npK A T M A N D U , Nepal ( I l l ’ll nna It ink with a sceinul IKii*'ntly of Idled » new Tel star Two American* and 12 Nep* roru finmleittiunn ahtel lit a t hut truck riding ‘’piggy-back." ale*o Sllerptl guides today at­ trievl t< » drive inti> the fire tn iy ft;. Hi ti» Ftirope “ llvu** tempted another rumpled of tcL \i-iiMii pit tureh n«tr*»- slatiun, demanding u grease Ml. Fvrirst, world's highest jnli fur bis trhirlr. Tile n ull I fiofdon (*ooprr'a fli^lit peak. "piggy-back" truck hanged nit** (t|mrn tievi week. The team m I out from an tile top of the fire slatiun ndvuuen huso camp Monday, If I'kntythinjr arronlim' In filnif, (he 1Tf* Jiiiilfid ilmirwa). Ill.ini hard barked reft called by several day* of ( 1st.H 2 Hill pick Up f«»lrlip mil trhd again. Another rest f.dinning participation in bang. vj,... ii pu"lini’» from the Foil tho fiist smeeasful American i i Flute* mill heiiftl (hem lo Fire t’hlct .Mach ( levr- summit assault May t. I.UHtprt ;it the .speed of lijflit. land Sr. said damage In the Tim men were part of a IDIhf now MiU'llite rode into Imlldmg was negligible. Hut mull American scientific ex. mi** ul 7 'IK ii. iii, KMT today Blanchard paid llie $251 pcdnii.il deployed on tlm Him­ in thi* o*11*#' **f ,i tmftM.l lieliu fine . . . and learned a fire alayan Mountain slope* in at I*4) kvi t station and a service sta­ unprecedented team us.-ault on St u iitMln e n d ritrl) iiidh'ntion are entirely different. tlm roof of tile world. l i47n-%wife IfinI *il uppen red to It*" h perfect flfjfht*' (he ITill •>11*•t■**!»4 in u iiivv f o r lli»* thre**THE S A N LORD Illegal Action Charged To Bob van ion of Haiti « ill in* WM in nliiyiiiKf pnullin; f u i t h c r W \S H IN G T o N NO. 7(Hi Suspects Bn Dope Thefts Here Questioned At Jax V IE N T IA N E , l.ao* i d ’ l l — The latest Communist man­ euver* in I .no* appealctl de­ signed today to eliminate or linm stiing intermit muni sup­ a n s w e r fuirro tici* e h n ry c s. S tit to Hill cot 1$ * ill ell L-i a I ervision of Hie It lice to. the J i t ’ ilium* ilk* u t*t • i "( a v a il strategic Plnin of Jura. i-ip Army Probes 2 Defectors t Established 1908 United Press Leased W ire Stop Truce Talks? \ ronstitulion.il amend merit providing lor the ap­ pointment rather than the election of a superintendent of schools (or Seminole County was approved today by the ScijjIc and sent to the House. Sen Mack Ch-vela ml Jr telephoned llie Herald al tinoi) that the measure had p: **ed tlie Sena I p . 'f appioved by the House it will then go to t'e (.over nor lor hi* signature. It a'so will !«• subject to a rofcrrii liram by county voters in Nov­ ember Bail, Supl It T Mow re when apprised of the Senates a. lion, said I am happy that the Senate approved Hu» measure . . ami I -iiw-er* > hope Hie House will do like wise ” Tin- legislative cel tun "a ago. when Milwce cvpa --o l approval, saying tiiat “ it will divorce politic* Irom e-luca lion." In other legislative action today, tile Iloilo' C iuU-i I its mind and passed a loll auth orizing use of the state » fid million public school fund tor higher education eon«truet:on The measure passed the House by Ho ncces»ar> three fifths vole after Hie lawmak­ ers larked on an amendment waking the Binds available for juth.ic stilinol eon si riot ion as well as hulldm, , lor tin versities and junior inlleg.s VOL. 53 Brick Wall fee in lieu of j>ereent.i ge taxservice without annexation atton for liarne-* tracks with Negotiations may lie in an average daily parim utuel pool of less than StQO.IHK). order next The rate is Sl.ooo a day for a p<»'l of up to $50,00(1, $.1,000 a day lor a pool heluicn S.vu.ikk) tut Si.t.iHW and S-Vishi day (or a pool be­ tween $7.5.'"to and Sloo.nou S|Mikesm<-n said the track ha' been having .i hard time making ends meet. WEATHER: Pciittorrt! showers throiipli Wednesday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 55-60. ron.l niter rescued bis (.crttiao wife floor Communist • held Berlin in 1* daring dn»h to fri.sl -m before dawn Sunday. T w o men mol two women \\.-sl Beilin police »..ot today. u * m* In-inu; t|Ut iiu>ia il t lav iiiiU'Ul nat« 4-la s (Ii*«fN Iuti* \ |*t il 27 h j State H un an of S T . i ’B T E R S It l'lit . it T i t ,Niiicolics fticrtif2% at Ja*kj»ou- - \ state research officer vilh*. it uan icportiil hj I'olice said Monday tiiat ». ientific Ciiicf l!"> Williams » hi* f W111iati a i. i nan«d stu.il.-a of the led tide have n a . lo-d a brick stall than can ii r ayamUt* infui mid him the only lie breached with more four u ii *• in n^lial v%InI»’ a ■ li'tfedly fktcitlttir 'Hop*!' in a money J.ii Lbouvilli* druy-t o t affirmed it* policy no utility Casselberry also met yes­ terday and alter two and a hall hours with law suits threatening every which way regarding tile removal of a house without a permit the council got down to business and derided that the proposed charter would emphasise l)o new taxes be levied without referendum election. • • • State It o a d Department wiping out the parking lanes on South Sanford Ave. be tween 25th St and Onora ltd • * « Sportsmen's Club folding up'.’ No meeting in six months lir n t lb IlK Itl IN I C P I > \n An*11hill with the reflex.•« of a proved Hu' hill, by Sen Mack Cleveland Jr.. Sanford, set­ IIy LA It BY v f il sh f i . ting up a fixed daily license I i i > Commission an t infur- fee for the little track Hut now it mu‘ t go to m alls w ith Hunt i n represen finance and taxation to detertnttvc* ycslenlny «n u lilil) mine its effect on slab fin­ lines to new building out on ances. Hunt Properly . . . City re­ The hill fixes a flat daily v it Haiti, which bus Ia-ell torn by ititc-inul dissension and fuet-d with possiblv m ilitary action from the Dominican Republic. Unit* of the ll, 8. fleet, in tlm P u r i b be a n liave been Island mg off Du island for -tr Tax Relief Sought For Horse Track * • estimated 1.00(4 American* in Hmti. Thera weru no immediate) details as lo when the evacua­ tion would begin but an offi­ cial announcement tu n ex­ piated shortly. Downtown Merchants Assn. ANNOUNCES That the majority of DOWNTOWN STORES WILL RUM A IN OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS throughout the SUMMER MONTHS z\U SO OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ’TIL 9 i f � 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, May 06, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 06, 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>, May 06, 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/83e83d470bdff9c5b5467355e44ffeed.pdf 4d9535e216ad6185e6fb0595f92b3b39 PDF Text Text i * V The title oi beat M u ilcim to Ike S e a ia o to Hi|k School Band wa* given to M ike Cor­ bin at Friday nlRht’ a annua] Band Banquet and Concert at 'the school. | Judy B ed well waa named Beat T w lrler. Both received yold trophic* in recoin itlon o t their accom plishm ent. ! Alao receiving trophic* Johnny Cuilum Moat /improved Bandtman and Fag. W M iller aa Moat Im proved jTwlrler. Bandmaster C roe at Cowley named Norman L ea ch to serve aa Captain o f the band neat year, with Sharon Wil­ liam s being given the poat V Head Majorette. Drum M ajor (or neat year .will be R oy Green and Dottle ’Jardlne w ill be H ead Girl Officer o f the Band. Mary Scott will be AsiUtant Head Majorette with Su­ san Brown aa m ajorette sec­ retary. I Other new band officer* in­ clude Scott Malbon a* Opera­ tions o ffic e r ; Betty Lou Cor; bln a* secretary and K. C. Dedering a* librarian, j Gold K ey Award* for time in service were presented to Seniors, Corine Benham, Jo­ an Jones. Sandi Wright, Charles Rabun, Marianne llium phrey, Barbara Miller (and Frank Belaitu. The awarda ceremoniea were the highlight o f the ban­ quet which waa held in the school cafeteria w jlf c a roaal beef dinner prepared b y 'th e .Seminole County School Food Were U A M N O THE BAND for 1963-<U at Seminole High School will ba these nix students. From left, Scott Malbon, Operations Officer; Roy Green, Dram Major; Betty Lou Corbin, secretary; Dottle Jardlne, Head Girl Of* Hear; Norman Leach, Captain and K. 6 . Dedering, Librarian. (Herald Photo) MAJORBTTE OFFICERS fo r next year will find Mina Sharon Williams, ’•enter an Head M ajoretta; Mary Scott, (right) as Assistant Head Major­ ette and Susan Brown, (le ft) as secretary. (Herald Photo) a* FAST Service Assn. Following dm dinner and ceremoniea, the entire assem­ bly adjourned to the outdoor concert stage, where for the first tim e, the band present­ ed a Concert under the Stare. Chair* were ec< up on the school grounds, facing the outdoor pavilion and band music offerings ranged all the w ay from Sousa m arches to Broadway show tones. ora tod m any o f the numbers and several indlvideat and specialty numbers were pre­ sented. Band parents presented Bandmaster Ernest Cowley with a gift certificate to Brack Perkin* Men'* Store in appreciation of hla work. FOOD K IN G • Q U AR TERS « SCOTT fT O IL E T I TISSUE KELLOGG’S « im cornj iWJ FLAKES r fi s a t Education Needs Most Critical, Chairman Says PONTE VEDHA BEACH (U P I) — The cspanslon of higher education facilities i ENERGY Limit 2 With M Food Order Greene Jr., chairman of the Florida Council of 100 said here today. The new council chairman from S t Petersburg m ade a m ajor Uiue o f higher educa­ tion in outlining his two-year plan of action in a speech to m em berr « t-t h « k -s c e 2 2 d _ l!t. nlveraary meeting # R E L IA B L E v Q t Bottle Limit 2 I'lense FIRM GOLDEN R IPE M R . G FR O ZEN SERVICE CORN . . . t H I B O W M A N ’S DECALS e TRUCKS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF A LL .117 S. PALMETTO • WA KINDS ») AVE. P H O N E F A 2*6422 PERFECTION * FRESH FLA. GRADE A U. S. Choice “ Flavor Aged GOLDEN TROPHIES wero presented to these fou r Most Outstanding students at the Rand banquet Friday. Mike Corbin, tuft was named Rest Musician; Judy Redwell, Rest Tw lrler; Peggy Miller, must improved ma­ jorette and Johnny Cuilum most improved bundamun. (Herald Photo) Join Parent-Teacher Aivo- “Cool Ones” an air conditioned • Ford The the • Fairlane in 1963 • Falcon • Sirloin Get a Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . . . ec ginerred exclusively for your car . . . for a low as preciation was solem n ized! cording eialion of Hopper Elementary through meditation on a reSchool realised a long dcair- of "B less • Club This it • Cube H ouse." *d dream last Sunday, INSTALLED 9 It wa* an historical m om ­ ent of this association when the lobby of tin* new Hopper Elementary School wa* ap­ propriately dedicated in mem­ ory o f the late Alton Yuung who before hit death was the president of Hopper's P-TA. The Association had pre-plan­ ned these services in the early part of the ISriV&l school term. The impressive drdicatorlul rites were officiated by Rev. Jesse Brown, minister of St. James A.M.E. Church. San ford. The ceremonies included a recording of "T h e Lord's P rayer" by Mahalis Jackson; unveiling of plaque by Altonia Elisabeth Young, daughter of the late Mr. Al­ ton Young; Moment of Ap­ When baked, soft while gypsum sand contained in White Sand* National Monu­ ment, N. M.. bccuihcs pure plaster o f pari*. SH O W YOUR COLORS Complete 6-piece Ensemble Ready to Fly FLAG SET b MOST OTHER AMERICAN Comfortable POPULAR CARS a . . s i i n u w i ^ A . | r r ,a,,e A \| Limit iU I’ lrasr 1000 Free T V Stamps W E SE R V IC E & R EFAIR AM* A U T O A IR CONDITIONERS S|V _Fryer V in (iiven With Each Air Conditioner Installed Retween April 1.1 & May 15 P arts jSiB M mR/ESH GROUND «VS 6 beef • llrenst (with rlli) Cashmere Bouquet Soap 2 Reg. Bars 21c 2 Bath Bars 31c • Legs • Thighs I LG. FLOOR A W ALL * & It Double Hemmed itlon FUs m brilliant d.-itsMant culo*. inch F.**le atop of 4-ft. luininuiu til alt LITTLE PILES Ride Cool * Include, t'.uil Halyard, nmial luouuimf wall liter Set * Complete *ilh CREDIT TERM S A V A IL A B L E EASY P AYM EN T PLAN Ajax Cleaner 29c A J \ X KEG. Cleanser 2/33c Manual w» Fla, Lliqualt* Get Your* Now For Holiday Display 22 OZ. BTL. Your Friendly Ford Dealer1 or S A W D U S T V E L L IQ U ID . . . fi 10 OZ. 1.I q l 'l l ) BUBBLE BATH IN VOUrt HOME Strickland-Morrison M KY MEAN. GOODYEAR SO A K Y . . . . IN C O R P O R A T E D SERVICE STORE • SE R V ICE D E P A R T M E N T 655 W. 1st St. FA 2-2821 308 E. First St. FA 2-1181 W . Park Ml 1-8916 AKMOUK STAB 25TH & PARK t �Sanford To Cape Four Lane Highway Proposed City O ka Terms For *** e l« c* By LARRY VERBIIEL '*1 doubt if any legislation will be introduced during this Prep Schoo Planning aesaion authorising a charter for rera Park,” so spoke Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. at «:30 a.m . today . . . Il« did not elaborate, saying the delega­ tion with bava a statement within the neat few days. • • • Both Davis and Sen. Cleveland Jr. ara Mack doubtful that the commission will get a pay raise during this ses­ sion . . . Not enough time and no official request was made from the commission • • • . . . That dgaret tax boost will give Sanford some (72,000 ex­ tra next year . . . Jan Forvoted against the mea- The City CommiMlon Monday night voted to accept the terms and condition* negotiated with the MucKudden Foundation official* in New York last week to locate a 230 cadet mili­ tary prep school in Sanford. City Commissioners agreed to terms o f the talks conditioned upon the County Commission's favorable uction to clear the county reverter front u certain portion o f the city land that is for the school. The County Commission is expected to act on this request at its meeting Wednesday. Last week. Mayor Tom MncDonnld ond Commissioner J. H. (Jim m y) Crapps went to New York to talk over negotiations with J. P. Wiegers, chairman o f the foundation. The Foundation agreed to purchase from the city 18 plus acre? o f the recreation area at Mellonville and Celery Avcs. for $100,000, payable $28,300 down and the balance in deferred pay­ ments over a period o f 10 years. ★ Guess I'll have to cut down to only two packs a day. No­ body asked m e but how about a lobby for the consumer . . . Special interests all over Tallahassee looking out for the milk boys, timber boys . . . How about one for John Q. P u blic? . . . Or, is that the jo b of the Legislators? • • • ★ ★ City Tells Engineers: 'Go' On Water Plans experts of the using the spoil from the ra­ six county Esst Central Flor­ nal drrdging a* a bed for ida Regional Planning Coun­ the road. Another new. bold concept recommended cil today recom m ended long COUNTY Commission Wednesday w i l l npprove u resolution in appreciation o f Cnpt. Joseph M. Tully Jr.'s services to Sanford and Seminole County dur­ ing his tenure as com­ manding o f f i c e r o f Heavy Attack Wing One at Sanford Naval Air Station. He will be leaving soon to attend the War College ut Washington, D. C. Street. perts” was by a the scenic "ex ­ route range plans for the four-tan- to through from Daytona Beach into Os­ ing of SR 46 from • • • Mima at a meeting o f the group in Daytona Beach to­ day. Other planning effecting Seminole County on the long range planning scale includes that SR 16 would go straight across French Avc. on 23lh Street and tie into that same highway out to West First ceola County, coming through Seminole from the vicinity of Osteen and then weat of Lake llarnry to Geneva -in to Oviedo and aouth through this county. The experts joined with the council in reviewing proposals for the future expansion of tho area which include* the Sanford John Bram ley, Sanford member o f the SI. John*Indian River Navigating Committee. Iasi Jan. II advocated that a foarlane h i g h w a y be constructed along I b e proposed St. Jobat-ladlan R iver ranal, Cape Canaveral nation's spaceport at Cape Canaveral The group met In closed aesaion with mem bers of the board* of the various county commission* as a two-day meeting of the council diew to an end with policy discusilons. Chairman William Wallace, who introduced respresentatlves o f Volusia, Seminole, Osceola, Indian River, Bre­ vard and Orange Counties to about 123 business, industrial and civic leaders, said m ajor development plans probably would be drawn up as a re­ sult o f the meetings. Wallace said the com m it­ tee recommended to the com­ missioner* that plans be drawn up on the anticipated growth to the area to about 1.2 million population in the next decade; that a network of road and other transpor­ tation facilities be designed, and that the St. Johns River water area he turned Into a general recreation area. ij m d t i Judge Refuses To OK School Integration WEATHER: Goudy through Wednesday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight. 60-65. VOL. 53 United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 TUKS., M AY 28. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 721 Teacher Pay Upped BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U1M) —A federal Judge today re­ fuse*! to order Birmingham public schools integrated al­ though it “ graphically ap­ T A L L A H A S SE E (U PI) — cleared by the Senate and len t a bill shifting part o f the add another (15 million tn per rent o f total costs, with pears” the city is operating The Legislature Completed ac­ to the Governor. county school expenses to tha stale school costa in the 1965- tha stats picking up 75 per With no hope of boosting a segregated school system. cent at an additional cost at Th* general spending bill, state. tion today on hills provid­ Sanford's dwindling water 67 biennium. Things arc really bad down Federal District Judge Sey- ing (:i5tl-(5.r>0 annual pay which cleared Monday, pro. SJ3 million which la provided The amendment, tarked on Sen. Ed Price, o f Braden­ at t h e sewage treatment supply for peak period days bourn Lynne announced that raises fo r school teachers amt vide* (1.5 million for tha by Rep. Robert 3lann, o f In tha general appropriations plant . . . City holding its this summer, the City Com ­ he was retaining jurisdiction directing establishment of a brunch of the University o f Hillsborough, requires that ton, said he favored the bill for th* com ing biennium. breath wondering if work mission Monday night auth­ in the cave in which Negroes brunch engineering culler* in Florida Engineering School atute payment* for schools, amendment hut felt it might S*nats refusal to taka It will be halted. claimed they were denied Ehist-t'entrul Florida. and (15 million for teacher effective In 1965, must bo endanger gulwrnatoriul ap­ means this bill must g o back orized Engineers Clark, Dai­ • • • transfer* to white schools hosed on rurrent enrollment proval o f the formula freezing to th* House for another vote The House bills, implement­ pay raises. ley and Diets to com plete At 11 a.m. Friday there will near thetr homes. The Senate refused to ac­ rather than enrollment for county school ing funds provided in the gen­ be ameeting o f the City plans for som e (800.000 worth Lynne ruled that the N e­ eral appropriation* bill, were cept a House amendment to the previous year. It would MILS. JOHN HARLOW Commission and Executive c f ’.ester improvement* “ aim ­ groes had not exhausted the Committee of the Chamber to ed for n«xt sum m er.” administrative rviuedte* pro clarify the status of the ne­ vided hy the Alabama school City Manager W. E. Know­ gotiations with the MacFadplacement law. les estimated that getting the den Foundation bringing that In his ruling, Lynn said: m ilitary school to Sanford improvements off the draw ­ “ It graphically appears . . . We asked City Manager ing board into the construc­ from the testimony of Dr. Thro W. E. Knowles if that con­ tion stage would take al­ According f;» Mrs. John It Wright, superintendent troversial tap<-d phone con­ most six months. Barlow, coordin ator of the of Birmingham public schools, versation between Knowles show, this is a big night for (hat he and the Birmingham Commissioners approved and a MacFadden man will the Little Bed Schoolltouse. j board of education lij\c ope OAK HILL (UIM) t i r e New Smyrna Beach said fire ment "probably accidental." Ciir t - t - ro * - i ;i a r t p m. «ated ' a si)».» g*l< * w o o l razed (lie old wooden station burned through the long sta­ “ A station Just doesn't set be aired . . . Pets answered: plan* which ^nclu^e the idea "N o idea as to the location of moving the pre»ent treat­ on Urn annual musical variety tyvlcin based tn race in the owned hy the strike-bound tion so fiercely “ There was itself on fire Inr no reason,” o f the tape.” Eh? ment futility to the existing show. "The .Merry-Go-Bound." past, are doing so now and Florida East Cuast Hallway nothing we could (to hut be said. • • • well field site on Hwy. IT 82 on the stage o f the Seminole have formulated no plan* to here Monday night ami a few watch it burn and see the High School auditorium. Which reminds me that Bill discontinue sucli an opera hour* later, three car* ot an llames didn't spread.” together with construction o f Tulcnud people from all Hutchison ( c i t y attorney) • FEC Height train derailed No one wa* injured tn the the main well field at the over the men will lie up there lion .” emphasized the city can't The defendants point to the near Titusville, 22 miles fur- blaze, the eause of which was county club with a treatment shoring, dancing, playing and complaint lilcd by Negroes, legally pay for the brokers not immediately determined. lher south. fees for that school . , . plant and transmission lines acting out skit* to umuse and he said, and point out the Fire Chief Fred Gartick o f Authorities began an investi­ entertain the public, in return fact that at nn time ha* any (13,000. totaling (790,non. gation into the possibility of • • • for tlieii support of the little Negro child applied lor en arson. school for mentally retarded rollmrnt in or transfer hi a Which further reminds me Early this morning, a few children. that city commission meeting white school. hours after the fire, FEC o f­ TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — Koine well-known people nil last night was tailed hy an lie said o f the Negroes. ficial* rerou ted a freight A hill putting milk coopera­ the progiam include Mrs “ Their reluctance in taking audiograph machine. train around the burned sta­ tives under jurisdiction on the • • • Marge Eclielberger, Mi-» Au­ the initiative in bringing about tion to avoid rails buckled by Stale Milk Commission be­ drey Decker, Sherri and Huh- the integration of the public Which again reminds me the intense heat. came Inw today with the gov­ etta Spimdli, Ileal Scrabclla, schools stems from som e­ that som e lover of dairy pro­ More than *-’ 00,000 was re­ On a crossing on the Mims ernor’s signature. Susan and J eff Largeii, l)ebducts broke into a Perfection thing more than blind adher­ lented today by the State branch line, three cam jum p­ Downtown building land­ ie and Darrell McClain, Vicki D airy truck parked on Park Cabinet at Tallahassee to­ ed Hie rails but remained up­ ence to tradition.” Avenue and walked o lf with lords and (enants will be ask­ Harden, Michuel Zartdlu mol The judge said there is un­ ward » ( . 100,000 school con ­ right. POPE JOHN CHICAGO ( U P I ) — T raffic tw o cartons o f ehec»r, two ed “ Informally” to make ex- Kaye Kama ami Miss Jcri disputed evidence there was struction matching fund for Nears Death Titusville Police Chief W. accidents claimed a record II,pounds o f butter, four dozen tenlive electrical repairs to Wheatland. “ very strong opposition” on Seminole County, according T. Brown said Investigators 630 live* in the nation during Organization* who aie pre­ the part of citizens o f all eggs and three quarts of their facilities to prevent fires to UPI. were sent to the scene to de­ th* first four months o f 1963, senting ikita and musical numju ice. races to the mixing o f the .School Hupt. R, T. Mil wee termine what caused the de­ and clean up the downtown er* include the lll’O Does, the National Sufety Council • • • different races in the schools. aniil the county and slate lire railment. said today. The Elks, Theta Epsilon Sor­ Foots Yelvington's report area. matching dollar • for - dollar In Jacksonville. FEC hoard Bidding Inspector If. B ority, Sanford Moose Lodge, on downtown improvements fund* for th* current build­ chairman Edward Ball com ­ given the Seminole County School Food a little too optimistic . . . It Yeltington was ing program at English mented lie believed Hie fire grcln light by tne City Coin Service Assn., and tha llffiNAIROBI, Kenya (UIM) — doesn't take in the Palms Ho­ Evtntes, Hosenwahl, South was salmtage hut the derailmillion Monday to start m eet­ cer* Wives Club, Jomo burning *|>eur Krnyntta, tel . . . Seminole Junior High, San­ ing with landlord* to get the • • • thut aspire* I* VATICAN CITY (UIM ) — humanity grandson o f a witch doctor, Members o f the Coffee Club ford Junior High, ('room* and project underway. today was expected to be nam­ peace.” Pope John XXIII suffered Owner o f the old Fernald sponsored hy the Seminole l.yntan Schools. Ydvington told Com mised the first African prime severe new hemorrhaging toLaughton Memorial Hospital The Vatican announcement County Chamber o f Commerce In all this year, Milwen lioM rs that all the buildings Bridge Page 7 minister of this British c o l­ at Fifth and Oak reports she will lie the guests o f General said, H>* county will receive Iny and hi* condition was de­ said the pontiff wa* suffering cheeked were in sound shape Clusvified Page 9 ony. has sold the property and, Manager Everett 11. Kerr o f ■ipprusimntely (:|l *1,000 f r m from "eternplasia gastric*,", scribed ns “ critical." itru ju rally but the biggest Comic* . ...... „ Page H she understands, it is to be the Mayfair Inn, Thursduy ut the state for this construc­ Vatican suoices said there prihk-m was electrical re which In English would b* Deur Ahhy Page 7 remodeled. However, C i t y It) a. in. W ASIIINGTOTN (UIM) — tion. were fvurs for hi* life. pa rst Page 4 gastric hrteroplasy. EtsroEditorial TALLA H ASSEE (U P I) — M anager Pete Knowles says Severul nnwennier* to San­ President Kennedy’s rivil de­ The already critically III Yrkington proposed an in A sw ee p in g su b stitu te bill fo r Entertainment Page 7 the building has been con­ plusia la a Greek word which ford and Seminole County will fense chief said today lives formtl policy between land­ Ih r co n tro ve rsial s u it w ater pontiff suffered the new heml.cg.ils .... I'uge 7-8 L 9 demned and no building per­ havn an opportunity to meet l i t e r a l l y means "other could lie saved for (15 each • • s lords and tenants to “ dw-itfishing license measure was Puzzle .. Page 7 m it has been issued. Court nutiiy o f the prominent busi­ u n d e r the administration's "a h n u r lit a I yours I f ' type of repair*. Tile Vatirnn announced grow th" o r Voted out o f the House Suit Society Page 6 Clerk Art Beckwith's otiire ness and professional people fallout shelter plan. grow th." this afternoon that Pope Water Conservation Commit­ Page 5 Sports reports no deed of transfer o f the community. But a congressional study John X XIII I* suffering ★ ★ ★ Medical sources said it un­ tee Monday night. has been filed. suggested that the shelter* from an “ a b n o r m a l doubtedly was cancer, a* ha* TA L L A H A S SE E (HIM) — might turn into death traps growth’* in the slonjach, County Commission agenda Item reported numerous time* The Florida Legislature, with for million*. which medical sources said WASHINGTON (U P I) — fo r Wednesday includes an hut which never had lieen con­ only four iluys to go, focused Thus wns opi ned Congress' probably means he has can­ Rep. Paul G. Roger*, (D -F la .i, item : Minutes of Sanfurd firmed o r denied by th* Vat­ its attention today on wuys o f first real debate on whether charged Monday that Russian cer. City Commission meeting of City Commissioners Mon­ will he completed before July I ration in St. Petersburg, ican. financing the record 1967 mil­ enemy ll-liomhs and missiles • • • fishing trawlers are entering April I. 1963. It's that con day n ;ht looked over a mas-' 18. j Plans call fur the fuctiity lion state budget. have mude shelters a critical United State* waters, possibly orrhage* hut remained con­ trovcrsial three-page letter The m ajor key to the fiiiun- need for the nutlcn’s survival ter plm for a ( ( 0,000 to (too.Jakr Zairian. who has a |to hoove some fto boats as to gather intelligence duta, scious, the sources said. the City Commission has rial problem apparently rest* o f rendered tha whole civil Ouu fir t phrase proposed boat six month option on the city well as snack bar and three urn! the government is "doing An official Vaticun com ­ •Jfc been circulating and from with the House Finance nnd defense concept obsolete. l,0uo gallon fuel tanks. little aliout it." munique said the internal which Jimmy Crapps and Al marim on the lakefront and |owned property told com m is­ Titration Conimittcu which A llous* armed services en the asvurance sioners he hopes to have the bleeding which has sapped the Wilson withdrew their signa- were scheduled a hearing fur 4 subcommittee, headed hy Urp. plans completed by the op­ engineering plans 81-yeur-old Pope's strength that turas. p. m. today on the Senate- F. Edward Hebert, (D -I.u „) tion deadline and that if not, GENEVA (UIM ) — Neutral wu* continuing. • • • par *ed hill authorizing a (12 5 opened the inquiry with a delegations to the 17-nation the complete plan* will be TAM PA (UIM>—Two whit* Vuticun sources said at th* First inter-squad grid game ' million borrow ing program fo r promise that it Would dig disarmament conference today same time that Pope John had gunmen, dressed in business turned over to the city for at high achool set F ridw alt expansion o f higher education. deeply into all th* "p ro* and welcomed the Initiative of suffered a particularly sever* suits and wearing stocking their use, ernoon at 3:30 p.m. AdmiaThe Senate is holding back evil*'' o f fallout shelters. But American senator* for a par­ hemorrhage today and that masks, robbed the Com mer­ Zorisn said his colleagues alon price a bar of soap . . . on proposal* for tax increases fAifUNUTON (CPI) — plan a Boating duck and per­ llrhert warned hi* fellow tial nuclear test ban but ex ­ his condition DAYTONA BEACII (C P U had become cial Bank of Port Tampa her* Seem s the athletic depart­ until the House decides if it o f living held ut a manent shedding type of ope. —A search continued today legislator* that it could he a pressed little hope it would “ critical." today and fled with an unde­ ment is kinds short of that will go along with borrowing eve! in April *« high- ration and invited com m is­ at nearby Bethune Beach fur “ long v oya ge." succeed. The Pope himself wa* aware termined amount of money. luxury. part o f the estimated (20 0 <ng, clothing, auto and sioners to view a similar ope- the body o f a 17-year-old Ne­ A massive manhunt wa* • • • o f hi* condition and said he million or more in new rev­ cost off-set a drop in gro youth who disappeared was prepared for God's Will, under way in the area ot lit* Annual Seminole High enue. ices, the government while swimming Sunday. By United Pres* International b« It life or dcuth. bank tn southwest Tampa. Support (Sought sports banquet tomorrow lay. Thunderstorms rumbled up The FBI said it was inves­ According to the Vatican ROME (UIM)— Pietro NenVolusia County Sheriff Kiel Bight at 7 at the school cafe­ MOSCOW (UIM) — The So tides remained at the Funeral and burial arrange­ ni. leader o f the pivotal left- th* Ohio River Valley today announcement, the Pope said tigating the robbery which ney Thursby said it was pre­ teria. irk set in March. Thi« viet Cnmu. in tev|« designed sumed Andrew llcm irix. 17, ment* for Robert E. Thom p­ wing Socialist party, planned after a night o f tornatfoes. ho was pieparcif “ if God happened shortly before II • • • that the at ci age to boost its manned space of Sanford, had drowned. son o f Casselberry, form er to set Hie price today on his Hail haltered part* ot th* wanta the sacrifice o f th* life a.m ., but that it bad no fur­ A traffic light at the inter­ n c o n s u m e r paid program. h »» fured rockets Searchers began checking the city editor o f the Herald w ho party's parliamentary sup­ Midwest and plains. Rain o f th* pontiff, that thia b* ther details. section ot Sanford aud First K srlv reports were Miatf last month fur th* nearly 7.30n mile* into the area and the water last night died late Saturday night, are port tor m e l nrivlun Demo­ Isoaked much o f tha nation valuable to obtain ewplmi* fnvand First and Oak has been from the Rockies tn t h * south• [or* for the Ecumenical ('•un­ lecducts and servlet* both im i men w ore dark rol«fCentral P S tifl.......... T . incomplete |>ending arrival o f . after Hendrix's rkithe* were crats in a new "cen ter-left" ruled nut . . . Just n*»t war Jlaod. * veil, Die most holy church and cd surls. 1datives flout Chicago, III. I government. l he s o l for (It/ In 11/37-1939. said today. 4 |found ut h * car. r tlte i Merry-Go-Round Slated Tonight Derailment, Fire Sabotage Racks FEC mwA... i ★ ★ ★ Repairs Seen For Downtown Becomes Law State Grants School Funds Record Number Pope 'Hem orrhaging'; New Minister Mayfair To Host Coffee Club CD Shelters: Death Traps? Herald Index Condition 'Critical' Sweeping: Bill Hearing Set On Money Bill Reds Hit City Checks M arina Plans Little Hope Hunt Missing Sanford Negro g Costs Record Storms Rumble Red Rockets Incomplete I Two Gunmen Rob Tampa Bank �" " -§ w -tl . c‘ , , -4 f* •a f A m A * - V; , i : Tw* new brkk buildings, costing about * * m , w il fee built at the Baaford Naval Air . flUtfM M ar this year te house equipment need in eonjunction with the new ABC weapons sys. The Navy’a Bureau of Yards and Docks is currently advertising for bids on the buildings, wkkh w fl be the second and third permanent brkk structures erected at the sir station. The twe will contain e total of about 25,600 eqnere ftet of floor space. One el than will be used for maintenance Surfac* Systems building, will bouse other Vigi­ lante support equipment. A third bonding, which will be used to train personnel working with the new weapons sys­ tem, Is si ready nearing completion. All three buildings will be fully elr-conditioned. Bide on the new structures will include water, power, storm drainage, paving and land­ scaping. (’apt. J. Henry Etter, Officer-in-Charge of Construction at Charleston, S. C., will direct the new projects. Supervision on the local level will be provided by Lt. Cdr. Thomas J. Sadden, Resi­ dent Officer-in-Charge of Construction at NAS Sanford. V wr *V»- — Thursday. Maybury w as chosen on the basis o f a letter written by his secretary and *gtrl Friday,* Miss Dorothy Teslo. Ho la a veteran o f 18 years experience in tha loan busi­ ness having been with the Family Loan Company hare which was later consolidated with Seaboard Loan Company. Robert B emerer, adminis­ Boyd Coleman o f Gator Lumber Com pany, me scot fo r tha CWBC presented the "B oss o f the Y e a r " plaque as Maybury waa crowned with a silver crown. Mrs. Madeline C o v o n o y , president o f the club w elcom ­ ed the mem bers, their bosses and guests. O ut o f town guests included Annabel] Os­ good, Ann H ayden and Pat from the A com m ittee problem s ef atudylng the combating St. Louis encephalitis said today the battle may never be woo a a k ta the state provide! more funds far research and higher M la r iu for experts in the field. Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, state health officer, told a state Board o f Health Conference a* encephalitis that without funds scientists cannot pro­ vide laboratory apace neces­ sary for the itudy o f the dia**as. A a epidem ic o f the disease com m only called sleeping a lck a e a a - swept through four counties on the west coast of Florida last sum m er, iafertIlog about parsons and killing 20, mostly elderly Monday's meeting waa at­ tended by experts from ac r o n the nation called here to give their views on fight­ ing the disease. At the recommendation of Dr. Joel Ehrenkrani, clini­ cian at the University o f Mi­ ami Medical School, the c o m ­ mittee approved a motion urging the state rem ove sal­ ary limitationi for scientists needed in Jacksonville. T am ­ pa, and Veto Beach labora­ tories. Dr. Oscar Summon, New Jersey State Department of Health Veterinarian, said, "W e're here because millions o f dollars is involved in F lor­ ida and the salary of person­ nel should be adequate to get the jo b don e." Dr. A rch il lie u , chef c f the enceplialllii section U. S. Public Health Service, Grvely, O ol, said, "T h e bottleneck will be in the laboratory. Un­ less you get adequate person­ nel and have the working space, the program won't get off the ground. Unless you pay a man what he's worth, you're going to be stu ck." 1 ^ 1 STEEL U m - SHELVING i-^ E 2 T'^ T*T CABINETS BENCHES TRUCKS RACKS BINS Write lor free coteloq . utter* vie* preeldent Robert W, Rutledge and M s staff. T h e report w ill g o Into de. ing ^ pueeiblUtlca of Florida fn the poet-freels ere o f the Hospital Scott T y l e r , Enterprise; Viola Skxten, Ernest Lawson and M ary Lawson, Sanford. Birtlw Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Sax­ ton o f Sanford, a girt. lBachargm A lbert Thomas, lir a . Robert McNair and baby; Lana M otgtn . M rs T,s—y A Y e rk and baby, Patsy Hntchison, Brenda Bowden, Mrs. John Brady and baby, Lanore Mangum e f Orlando Sanford. Mrs. Joanna Rltsle w u chairman o f the Boss N ight committee, and she w u assist­ ed by Mrs, Grace Bowling, Mrs. Folly Shields, M rs. Dot Raines and Mrs. Polly Jones. Tha banquet and awards ceremonies w e r e concluded with the recitation o f the C r e d i t Women’s Breakfast Club Creed. Sponsor for the club la Paul D. Lewis Jr. Other office rs include the first vice presi­ dent, Mrs. June Bentley; sec­ ond vice president, M rs. Jo­ anne K ittle; third vice presi­ dent, Mrs. Polly Jones; secre­ tary, Mrs. Virginia Buwereox and treasurer, M bs D orothy Teslo. next three to fle e years. Three artists who will be heard with the Sanford Male Chorus in their Spring Serenade, Thursday include Mrs. Robert Smith, pianist and accompanist for the group; Sid Vihlen, local young man who blows a sweet trumpet and well known soloist, baritone Dick Aiken. The con­ cert witl be held on the stage of the Seminole High School auditorium at 8 p.m. under the baton of Director Robert Carnie. Tickets will bs available at tha door. MAT a A dm be loan Lillian Calpey, W inter Park; Charlotte B a s h a m , L a k s M ary; P eggy Inns, Minnie Brown, Wanda Flynt, James Clark, Eva Moore, Roosevelt Thornton, Hattie Zachry, Joha Henry Hills. Stars Thompson, John Thompson, W illie Sand­ ers o f Sanford. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Robert Inna of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Calpey o f W inter Park, a boy. Dischargee Glenda Jackson, Laka Mon­ roe; Scott Tyler, Enterprise; Murry l ic it , Lake Monroe; Anna Hartung, DeBtiry; Edla Lutser, Osteen; D o r o t h y Johns, Robert S. Brown, Ella Herman, James Hunt, Albert BoUc Jr., Samu*l Cawley, Bertha Hrnton, Mrs. Virgil Spivey and baby o f Sanford. M AT M A rimlet loan Edward T a d r o w , A l i c e Clack, DsBary; M ary Barn­ hart, Osteen; Joann Williams, Lake Mary; Jacqueline ParU lo, Nathan Garner, Jamea Johnson, Lire ttillcy, Carolyn Lovett, o f Sanford. Dtechsrges John T h o m p s o n , Stava Thompson, K a t h r y n Gray, Anna Truluck. By Mrs. Adam M ailer tered with floral arrange­ First ments o f gardenias and other blooms. The Birthday Cake Presbyterian Church o f Dewas a large tw o-tier round Bary, held a Birthday Lunch­ cake decorated w ith tiny roses, eon, Monday tn the 8oc!al Rail and a pan cake, decorated aa o f the church. Rev. A . C. Bum­ the big cake. A bout 90 attend­ mers gave tha Invocation. Mrs. ed tha luncheon. Assisting with tha table Goateva Deiningvr w as over­ all chairman. Mrs. John Bay* decorations w ere D oris Cole, fu se w as chairman o f decora­ Edith Shaffer and Mrs. Raytions and appointments and fuse. A brief busin ess session Mrs. H. Whitaker had charge preceded tha program with Mrs. Robert B a a d a n ou preat tha program . T h e tables w ere overlaid Mrs. Whitakor introduced w ith antique lace cloths, cen­ Mrs. Chester Ilenrick, soprano, who aang, *811000 Moon* by Romberg ami " a wm Lillie Jesus* (a S p iritu al), accom­ panied by Mrs. W hitaker, Two piano aoloa w ore played by Laura Platt Brawn, “ Bostie O f Spring’ b y Binding and T h e woman o f tha Presby­ terian Church o f tha Coven­ “ T o Spring* b y G rieg. Audi­ ant recently m ot to set up ence participation in several organization ■alectiona directed by Mrs. H. n tem porary ponding form al inauguration Whitaker and M rs. Brown at tha piano waa follow ed by two of the WOC in September. With Mrs. Joel Field. Dis­ selection* by the choir directtrict Chairmen, u convenor, od by Ethel Bertech. Mrs. Bertum Gould waa the following were elected: Tem porary Chairman, Mrs. chairman o f fo o d and w u as­ Paul D . B og g i; Secretary, sisted by tha tabla captaina M rs. P . J, W eber; Treasurer and the committee. Mrs. R. Mrs. J . M. Garrett; Historian Henderson, president of the M rs. T . H. Makin; Chairman Women o f the Church thank­ Nom inating Committee, Mrs. ed them fo r tha Uca cloths, Sara M. Xing Constitution crystal, silver fla tw are and ta­ and By-Laws, Mrs. A1 C u e ; bles, they had furnished with Budget Chairman Mrs. Ar­ Stamp B<»ka. Tha Woman of the Church Women Organize thur DeYoung. T h e neat meeting o f the group will be at the home o f Mrs. J. M. Garrett, Jewett's Lane. DeBaryToGet First Dentist P eB ary will get its first dcntiit next month when Dr. Norman Chamberlain, an as­ sociate o f Dr. J. Smith in DeLand opens offices in the Christbergrr Building. Opening ia scheduled about th* middle of June and office hours will be maintained on Monday, Tuesday and Wed­ nesday of each w eek. AUTO NEli VICE FEEDS IN SU R A N CE A ll Lines Written Bring lo u r Insurance Problems To U# — Eotlotii iro v l on oorth i From Baaford U R. L. H A R V E Y PLUMBING Complete Inatallations • Repairs Bathroom and Kitchen Fixtures W attr Pump* Free Estimate* 204 S. Sanford FA 2-3.181 Sanford Flour and ST E IN M E Y E R Feed Store R oofing k Sheet MetaL lac. Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repairs Gutters • W aterproofing • Sheet Metal Work Free Estimates - First Ciaaa W ork 21S Oak Av*. FA 2-47SI Bonded A Insured \ j] * § : AGENCY 218 S. Park Ave. FA : SANFORD. FLA ROOFING • SH EET METAL Jim Dandy Feeda Timothy Hay - Cotton Semi Meal Fiitening and Fattening Cow Feed $3.40 per 100 lb. S8Q Sonfvnl Avc. Sanford M em bers o f the D cB sry Chapter o f the American Assn, o f Retired persons m et at the Recreation Hsll o f the D eB ary Fire Station last Wednesday for a Games D ay. Due to the success o f the event another U being plan­ ned on June S from 1 until 4 p. m. Interested persona are invited to participate. TMIIWAYS bints take you anywhori you mat to go...at almost any tima H A R R Y A D A IR ’S GULF HKUVICK Tirea - Batteries - Accessories Rood AAA Service Guaranteed Brake 4 bluffier Service French A 1st. FA 2-0921 F A 2-9922 L a k e Academy. Elder Ray J a m a s, Florida Y ceth Lead­ e r, w ill he tha a p u k e r . A reception fo r the class w ill b * held following the ex­ e r c is e s at the borne o f d a is president Edwin Sam m er on F o r e s t Lake Dr. in Forest C ity. F r id a y will b t the last day for class#* at* the church sch ool. DeBaryAARP Has Games Day By Frances Wester The S e m i n o l e Sunday School Association o f Bnptht Churches met a t th* First Baptist Church in Lake Mary last Tuesday n ight, with Rev. William Guest, pastor o f the Plnacrsst Baptist C h u r c h , guest speaker f o r the occa­ sion. The Efficiency Award w u won by the Enterprise Mis­ sion and Lcngw ood won th* Benner. A good attendance repre­ sented the local church. AUTO & PROPERTY Sates — Service 300 S. Park Av*. S FA 2-4234 35 Students To Groduote Rutledge said he eipoets the report to contain many, if not all, o f tha answers to ques­ tions g r o w e r s are asking about what to expect fo r the % n e st few y e a n hi Florida citrus. “ During tha next three te five y e a n , the tim e w e believe it w ill require the Florida citrus industry to r e c o v e r from last December’s freest,'* Rutledge said, “ w e believe the grow er will need all tha In. form ation ha can possibly ac­ quire to beet m eet the chaU V longing conditions that doubt* le u a n Just ahead." Rutledge said the agenda fo r the June 18 meeting has not been completed, but said he expected the m u tin g to bo one o f the “ m ost important* to g ro w s n sinca Mutual was form ed In the late 1940*. One item on the agenda will ^ be the official seating o f the " 1UG3-64 Mutual board o f di­ rectors. The m em ben o f the board w e n elected at district m u tin g * o f g r o w tn this month, with t h r u still to be e lu te d at Vera Beach in early June. Church Meets In Lake Mary INSURANCE For The Finsst Y ear Around Weather Conditioner (D P I) - MissileClub eftua gro wers and tb s Industry CUTTING THE CAKE at tliln month’s birthday celebration o f th* DeBnry Pmbytcrinn Women o f the Church were, front left. Mre. B. Gould, Mr*. H. Whltuker, Mrs. R. Henderson, lira. J. Knyfuso and Mre. G. Deinlng*r. (Cox Photo) JACKSONVILLE com piled now by Mutual exec, tail an production and market, : Credit W om en Honor Top Boss Cluggleh du b. 111 > BOBS OF THE YEAR, Georg* Maybury of Seaboard Finance Company la crowned by hii secretary, Miss Dorothy Teak) at ceremonies at a ban­ quet at the Mayfair Hotel, Thursday. From left are Mrs. Madeline Coveny, President of the Credit Women's Breakfast Club, which made the award; Mrs. Maybury, Mr. Maybury, Sponsor Paul Lewis, Miss Teslo and Mascot Boyd Coleman. (Herald Photo) m anager trator fo r Seminole Memorial Of the Seaboard Finance C o. Hospital w ho served as master bora waa named “ Bose o f the o f ceramoniaa a t tha awards banquet Introduced Msjjbury Tear” by tha Credit Woman’s Breakfast Club a t ceremonies with a biographical sketch on held a t the M ayfair H otel, hie life history. f Jp}%maKr%1 ii • ‘r7 T x , yL*# I WFA S ?J| W alter Jon**, Oateen; Stavan Pivornik, DsBary; EJdis Luster J r , Osteen; Florence Thompson, DsBary; Thomas Albert, A ria Patten, Margaret Jones, Darrell Knight, Bertha Benton, Claude W arboy and Mary L eo Noble o f Sanford. Strike Mr. and Mrs. Robert Datum o f N. Orlando, a boy. Discharges Ruth Williams, O v i s d o ; Kathryn Smith, Caaaolborry; Walter Jones, Osteen; Janice Renaud, Joha W ilson. Basel Roues, Shirley Oliver, Mrs. Eugsno F ralty and b a b y ; Mrs. Patrick K elly and b a b y ; Maa Packard, Clifford P r i n g l e , Louise Rourks o f Sanford. M AT 14 George Maybury, LAKELAND (UPI) — Florida Citrun Mutual w members will receive a comprehensive report on the future outlook of the industry at Mutual's 15th an. nual membership meeting set for June 18 at Winter Haven. A “five-year outlook on Florida citrus” is being * - ,J Notes Wednesday Card 1 J"* when w e plan th* details of a mortgage loan for your next home. For reasonable interest rates and low closing costs you'll find it pays to see us first. Stop in. NEW YO R K j______________________ | Faster thru seryltt - S tripe daily WASHINGTON) ...____ | Thru service o n r 3 hours faster MIAMI ........... I ........ .......................... a (h e r I hour fager MEMPHIS .....T_____________________ , Via Columbus-Brminiham short rout# d _____ T R A IL w J y s BU S TERM IN AL 1 CORNER PAR| 4 2nd « T . FA 2 D el)A lO f I LA. TERM IN AL U 3d W. CUUKCH S T , DelLVUY T R A tL W A Y S . �$ h s* ’ i i '. v t ' * w / : -1 “ > > i?u v 7 \ »•* frrafork Competency Pay '• TALLAHASSEE (D P I ) - R e - Repeal o f the controversial •etlng to strong teachers op­ award was approved by a position to a so-called co m ­ 702 to 15 vote. Rep. Robert Uann o f Hills­ petency pay plan, the legis­ borough sain two yeara ago, lature Monday sent to the when the merit pay plan was governor a measure repealing placed on the lawbooks, " I the $w o awards to exception­ told you this ptan would not al public school Instructors. be popular and would dis­ The House, by an over­ rupt teacher m orale." He op­ whelming vote of 91-23, re­ posed Crew's amendment, fused to s * along with an noting that If it was passed, amendment by Rep. * John the lawmakers would be back Crews o l Baker to throw out In two years,tolren en l it. the old plan and start a new The teachers and their state one to give the $UX) to about organisation, the Florida edu­ 22,000 teachers. cation Assn., have opposed Plan the plan ever since it was placed on the law books. They opposed a requirement that the teachers be evaluat­ ed by principals and superin­ tendents and that they must m ate sue on the national teacher examination to quali­ fy. Teachers should be graded, said Crews, "everyon e bas to be graded in life. Every­ one has to be graded ex­ cept the people (schoolteach­ ers) who want to be known as professionals." Rep. Fred Karl o f Volusia. Market In New York Monday the m arket was about iteady for Florida celery. Crates o f two lo three dozen were 3.-3.50, mostly 3.25 and four dozen size were S.-3.25 Cartons of IS film wrapped hearts sotd for 3.25. Cabbage was slightly weaker at t.75-2.25. mostly per crate, and red type brought 3,-3.30. A few crates or sm all size Savoy type was 1.75-2. Limited offering of Chinese cabbage were 5. per crate for unwrapped beads, and 8,M for wrapped. Cent was slightly higher, crates o f 4t» to five dozen ears Kiting for 230-2.75. Cu­ cum bers were a little lower. Bushel baskets sold fo r - 4.4.50 and small size rangrd from 3.-4., mostly 3.-3.30 En­ dive was llightly weaker at 3.30-4.50, mostly 4. per crate, and escarole was a bit high­ er at 3.-3.50, mostly 3.25-3.30 Okra in bushel hampers o( •mall to medium aizc ranged from 4.-6., mostly 3., with one mark o f small size 6.75-7. Parsley prices were up slightfy~gitnaugn must n u u u j u.ferings were only fair condi­ tion, and sold for 2.50-3. per erate o f five dozen bunches. Peppers were steady at 3 3.75, mostly 3.25-3.30 per bushel for extra large ami 2.50-3. for large size. Radishes were dull at 1. per basket of 30 six ounce film hags. Yellow straightneck squash, small to med­ ium size, sotd for 3 fur small crates, and Florida water­ cress brought 12 to 15 cents per bunch. Jn Central Florida cabbage prices were slightly lower, m ost sales being at 1.25 per crate, with a few 1.33. Celery prices were unchanged. Crates of two and four dozen were 1.75 and most other sizes were 2. Crates o f 2t film wTappcd celery hearts sold for 2.73. Corn was atesdy at 1.30 per crate o f five dozen cars and cucum bers were slightly stronger with baskets and crates both sell­ ing for 3.50 and sm all sizes at 3. Good quality Harvester bean* were 3.30 per buvhel hamper, with others at 3 -3.23. Endive was steady at 3. per crate, and escarole was 2.50. Peppers showed a slight­ ly weaker tendency at 2.502,75 per bushel for extra .large size and radishes were lower at 65 cents per basket. Shipments Irum Florida ov e r the weekend Included: celery, rail 31 cars, truck 70 carlut equivalents; cabbage, rail one. truck 31; corn, rail. 161. truck 158; cucum ­ bers. rail one, truck 47; escarote, rail five, truck It: peppers, rail 23, truck 83; raddishes, rail none, truck 15. SHEEP RIDERS Foxes being pursued have been known to leap on the back o( a sheep and ride for som e distance in trying to break the scent left by the glands of the feet. — Page 9 Killed a spokesman fur school forces in the House, said the oae method to really get rid of the need for a teacher merit award ptan would be to raise teacher aalariea and boost pay to where there would be com ­ petition for the Jobs. Karl said he was certain the people o f the state wanted some farm of merit award proposal, lie said the teachera had told him that they were trying to work out tom e proposal of their own. “ This bill Is fair and equit­ able.” said Crews. “ It would repeal the old law. There are to 22,000 teachera who could qualify for U." An amendment conforming the measure to tho appro­ priations bill was tacked on the measure and the bill must make a stop In the upper cham ber before heading to the governor's desk. The amendment would authorize those teachers w ho hare qualified for the award to get their money. The Senate bas already ap­ proved the measure abolish­ ing the awards. 20,000 Episcopal Choir Has Picnic At Big Tree Park Vegetable Mar M . 1m M Fleet Reserve Assn. Pres­ cently at Seminole County's Big Tree Park. A fter morning the regular rehearsal Sunday at ths church the twelve youngsters NAVY MUSICIAN Edward K. Kirchhoff, son o f E. D. Kirchhoff, -110 Old Lake Monrue lloitd, is presented a promotion certificate by his com­ manding officer. Lt. Cdr. James \V. Sturgis. Kirchhoff, promoted to petty officer il C, is as­ signed to the Pacific Fleet band tit the headquar­ ters o f Adnt. J. II. Sides, commamler-in-chief o f the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Area Veterans Organizations Sef Memorial Day Program" Jane Casselberry Veterans of American Le­ gion Memorial Post 236. VFW Post 10030 and the World War I Vets will Join together in a Memorial Day tribute Thurs­ day to Ibeir departed com ­ rades at (he new Memorial Park in C dm dbcrry. Memorial Day Services wilt be held at 2 p. m. at the park which is located at the corner of Lake Triplet and Sunset Drives. Veterans wish­ ing to take part in the march should assemble at the Muni­ cipal Building shortly after 1:30 p. in. The Lyman High School Marching Greyhounds Hand, under the direction of Band­ master Michael Fisher, will play for the parade and pro grain to follow. Band mem her* Pat McLaughlin and Terry Harmon will play Taps. The program wilt begin with the laying of wreaths at the base of the flag pole fol­ lowed by an invocation giv­ es by Rev. Delman Copeland, minister of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church Larry Maptesden, Legion Americanism chairman, will serve as master of cerem on­ ies. The band will play God Bless Am erica. Chaplain Darwin Mica of Memorial Post 356 will give the ad­ dress and devotional!* will he given by Rev. John N. Montgomery of the Westmin­ ster Presbyterian Church and Rev. Ronald E. Miller of the Messiah Lutheran Church. Rev. C. It. Zchnder of the Ascension Lutheran Church will offer the benediction. Commander Harold Krydcr of tho American Legion. Com­ mander George Howard of the VFW and Commander Jeff Hodges of the WW1 Vets wilt represent the units par­ ticipating. The public is invited to 'a t ­ tend. In the event of rain, the cerem onies will be held in the Womens Club on .Overbrook Dr. journeyed to the park for an afternoon o f fun amt frolic. Activities began with an ex­ citing scramble for roasted peanuts after which the chil­ dren made their own dessert by turning the crank o f an uld-fushioned ice cream freeser while hot dug* and ham. burgers sizzled over mi open grill. Later, feeling the need o f exercise, the young people pitched horseshoes and played both volleyball uml dudgcball using some o f the liew sports equipment donated to the youth d e p a r t m e n t o f the church. _____________ A good time was enjoyed by children and chaperones, alike, and nil are looking forward to next year’s picnic. Serving ns chaperone* were Mrs. M arjory Spruit l'etherhrldge, choir director and her husband, Charlie Petherbridge, Bob and Jo Ann Hiimiinmd and Mrs. Hetty (Cranny) Hauck. TW O ALABAM A College seniors from Snnf o r tl are numbered arming 136 student* slated to receive de­ grees in the liberal art* college’s 67th annual commencement p ro* grant Sunday. In the class o f '63 at Alabama C o l l e g e , Montevnllo, Ala., are Pnntela Marie St. John, daughter tif Mr. and Mrs. M. It. St. John, 1202 W est Sec­ ond Street, and Thom­ as A . Williams, son o f Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Willinm*— Sr.,__ 21)6__ H olly Avenue. Choristers Hold Annual Picnic Music lo be u*ei| fur thr fall sea-um was selected by the DeUary Choristers at their annual pirnic l a s t Thursday at the home o f Mr*. Laura Plait Brown, director. Those attending enjoyed swimming before luncheon. Decorating the tables were two dozen American Beauty Ry Louise Himunrk ' unit Talisman roses which Old Glory Ainerirun la-ginn j were a gift to the director Post 18.'! re-elected Thomas f r o m William Mackenzie. Lofgren as ccmmunder in an |Gifts also were presented to election meeting held at the M is. Itruwn and to Theresa Post Home on Prairie Like. K upeci, pianist, from the 1group as a whole. Other uffirera named were I Am ong member* attending John IL Beauchamp, first 1 were Evelyn Dxick, Ruth vice commander; Koliert K. Creasey. Iva Goodsnn, Marie Newell, second vice comman­ Vos, Gertrude .MacNuughtnn, der; Maurice Rudolph, fi­ K in 11 y Arm strong, Lillian nance o ffic e r; William Cham­ Park, Gertrude Sommer, TheL bers, service o ffic e r; D. E. m» Wills, Mabel Green, Bare, Wentworth, historian; Linton line Little, Adtdaide Conte, L. Cox, chaplain and J. K. Viola Howard, Gvisella Dona Maori. Mra. Beatrice Muller Keller, sergeant at arms. Member* o f the executive nnd Mrs. Brown and Theresu committee are Henry |)nn Kupecx. The USO will show it* ap­ ford Naval Air station with Gilbert. Ralph Btrvblow and Guest fur the day wu* Alice preciation to all individuals a reception and award* r ife - It. D McIntosh Jr. Coo|wr, and groups who helped to mony. Tuesday a l 7:30 p.ni. Lofgren Heads Legion Post Taffer that foe Sanford the new has an­ official* Sea Scout Youth Activities Committee Chairman, Church Kpisrupa! in Lonjrwood held Its first nnnuul picnic re­ Gene nounced Ship 306 are aa follows: Dodson Death Inquest Set The Junior Choir o f Christ Sea Seoul Committeemen Named By FRA ident LYMAN PTA OFFICERS, installed at the last meeting by Mrs. David M e Coy, left, are, left to right, Mr*. Joseph Pitvelchnk, president; Mrs. Austin Savllle, secretary and Howard Babbitt, treasurer. A . R, Lormnnn. vice president, was unable to attend the installation. (Herald Photo) Ry Donna Estes i DELAND (U l’ l) — An in- whose body was found n ear; quest will ho held Friday a fishing cam p on the St. John* River May 13. before Peace Justice John Volusia County Sheriff RodPeterson of Osteen Into the ncy Tim r-by said It was be­ death of Fiojd Dodson. 46. lieved at first tho Paola man died by drowning, but a sub­ sequent autopsy on the body revealed be had been beaten lo death with a blunt instru­ ment. Thursby said John Martin Carey and Fred M. Gilbert, hoth of Sanford, were being held ns material witnesses Poppy Days Bring $58.50 By Donna Kstre Mr*. Ruth Rudolph, Am eri­ can Legion Auxlllnry Poppy Daya chairman fo r the Longwood area, nimounved today -» ■ J. .DAVW - JU., TTurt finui 11 1—it — ^ .r.t.- ihuo f It. J. Pavla, 615 tiona received ibow that a to­ W est First Street, bus completed recruit tal o f $58.30 w ui made on tha training at the N..vul sales last Friday and Saturday Training Center, Groat in the area. Assisting w ere Mrs. Dave Lakes, 111. Wentworth. Mrs. Lillian Cox, Mrs. Elixalmth Hllle and Mra. Vestu Payne, members o f tha Auxiliary to Old Glory Tost IH.I. Also helping were Maur­ ice Rudolph and Dave W ent, By Jane Casselberry worth, members of tha Legion Mrs. Lucille Crowell, who Post. lives at 1lilt Selma ltd., Longdate, has been appointed Assistant Hostess o f South RELIEF MAP Seminole Welcome Wagon. A relief map Is a smallWelcome W agon Hostess scale, three-dimensional m o­ Nora Norria will leave June del of a region showing the 10 for a two weeks training physical features such a* course for Senior lloatese in mountains, plains and val­ Ft. latUilcrdale. ley*. Welcome Wagon Names Hostesses after they were Bill Dyson; He a Scout Skipper, Dwight V oorheei and Commit!.*e Chair­ man, Jim McClure; Committeemen Include L o­ well Lorbccr, Don Pierre, Mich Thomaa, and Robert Peters. Tatfcr -aid that K ven morn adult committeemen am needed a* advisors. Sea Scout applications will he accepted Tuesday's at 7 p. m. from young men in the ninth, tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. The Fleet Reserve m eets every Tuesday at 7 p. m. at the FRA Home, 291 Sem i­ nole Blvd. (next to the aoo). told officers they with Dodson the night More than 83,000 miles o f longdistance pipelines have A search for two ether men been laid by the U. S. gas in­ wito were with Dodson on that dustry since the end el World night has been unsuccessful. War II. he died. May we invite you TO dbctiM your investments with ui— TO ash for tin opinion about any security in which you ure intercstwlTO avail yourself of the services of our Research Department for u comprehensive review of your prreent bolding* iu the light of your investment objec­ tives— TO use the full facilities of our office fur the handling of your investment business. Except for standard commissions when you buy or sell, you will incur no charge or obligation, for it is a cardinal rule of Ibis firm to exact A OSEffA fCTTC./MRCFS---------------------We will lx* glad to bold your securities for you, collect dividends nr ImiikI Interest ami credit them to your acemmt, keep you Informed of rights and warrants, do aH that we cun to facilitate tlw handling of your inveatmeot program. Our service ts geared to your needs, no tytxir pocketbook. It doesn't matter wbe liter you own one stock or a hundred, trade tw ice a year or twice a tiny, have hundreds of thenlands—or just plain Immhcds-that you can afford to inveat. S3 M ERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, F E N N E R flv S M I T H I N C •laim iu t*i* list* iKiiiu a i **•*• a itw i itMi w w a * H m i m i 135 EAST COLONIAL DRIVE. ORLANDO Telephone: FA 2-7BIT USO Annual Meet Today setve the men in the Armed Invitations to this annual Fore** stationed at the San. event have been sent to local civic and political leader*, a* Buy now Firemen Set Picnic well as representative* Of Junior and Senior Volunteer groups. and members of the Auxiliary Awards ceremonies will be­ wilt hold their annual picnic gin at 8 p.m., Richard Barthis Thursday at Burts Park rM t, chairman said today. DcBary Volunteer Firemen In DeLeon Spring*. Those planting to attend are re­ minded to bring along bathin . suits and fishing rods if they1 want to swim or fish. Hack person will Im- responstblqfor his own picnic lunch Alkyd Flat Play later W A LL FAIN T W( inm Tint* STAGNATE IT IS MUCH SETTER. T O WEAR. O U T THAN TO R UST O U T # l.iirllrn t India. qualit:tie. • Durable ■ nil VSa-habU CH R YSLE R AIRTEMP ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS tim e bn W ho doesn't think of summer as ding places, doin g things with a Nourish? 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Air roaditlnnlng Heat • K rfrizrralibn HOLLER Cor. 2nd & Palmetto M OTOR SA N FO R D , SA LES F LA . CO. FA 2-0711 i �4 T' Me im ad m two erutcbae ad t o wsa hU k sight always bo b ra t to nm tW «. which, with God's Naturally, at tbo yoathftd o « o o f n . this v a o I do­ w tkwa carefully the nspooslbitt■ he bean to the job at hand — A the consequences of trying to A out es them Bet there Is a bigger answer to NJe hi the asters of 8 ft that It as ever-changing mixture of examsata and monotonies. Therefore Is to be expseted that anyone In te do. Not many endeavors i n co bopoIom m to jrfcld a mao or a g r o w in g her no profit la experience of Isonlog for th# future. The man bant to. ward ganulna achievement builds on ell his endeavors. la a piejr by LQBan Httfman, a middle-aged fcUow who kept roam­ ing for grant accomplishment final­ ly aaw ths truth: . "Thera are no great momenta onleu you have a pile of small moments to build upon." Political thru tasks and doll, thnnkleee, dis. jfueahle jobs. Only rarely does a person find n Maws which frees him atraoet total, h from the monotonous, unpleasant things that art part of moat people’s lot What la required of us la that wo have, or develop, a marked capacity for enuurmg uls hrc«^»iu!c^ nvsnotoales of life, the drudgery and drearJnass of aorna routines. What la also required Is that wa udarstand that few lives can be strung together from an endless aer­ ies of sxn tlsf tasks successfully and perhaps dramatically performed. The measure of a man is how he works at something he does not realIf can to do but must do. For such wash again and again forma the Notebook o f ready sold U it year. (A bout 17J poundi per cap­ ita, if you got your there.) clearly when l i e fe e t hurt him. Ream ing the great value o f fool eurgery, therefore, Abraham Lincoln had his fam ily Podiatrist appointed a lu rpeoa G eneral la the Union Arm y. The m od em P od ltriit thus which are rooted to defective anatomy o f function e f the lo o t About a third o f the sales w e n candy bare, moat o f which sold fo r five c cn u ep lect. B u t-tb c -x r d newt is that tho five-cent candy bar may bo on tho way out—along with the nickel itself, since there’ s not much left you can buy with it. C andy is either e a energy fund, o r k m akes you fat, de­ Wat exampft, I once had pen d in g- a n V » .m u ch .yon. new supplies. ■ ftfew L w bo rrtdu»V»*Lire*£. eat. B ut it la fraught with no What all this points up Purdue ea a brilliant engiecon om ic o r International sig­ again is t h a t practically nifican ce. every Industry to the country T h a t's whet yon think( now hat to look to Washing­ it aU — the valleys, with the peeks, B u t 1,000 caadym akere end ton far guidancu and help — the gray and black with the vivid th eir suppliers, assem bled to colors, the biting challenge with the The t i n o f the nickel ceady even to m ake ■ candy her. Washington far the M th an­ bar can 't be reduced much grooved routine.” nual convention o f the Nation­ m ore o r it will begin to com ­ Aside from the exquisite excep­ a l Confectioner* Assn, didn’t pete with tho two-cast candy tion, that in how it is for all of us. com a her* to com pare probitca which a m being sold in We should seek the peaks—but not increasing quantity to catch despair when we are In the valleys. the spam pennies left ever alter y o u 're paid eetes taste cou rse la business, foreign on other purchaiet. trade, tariffs, world agriculAnd if the quality o f the ceady bar ie reduced by us­ d r a g administration, h g ls lo ­ ing eubitltutea or additives, tion. eougresatonsl and ether them may bo trouble with governm ent relations. ro o d and Drug Administra­ T h ere’ s one candym aker to tion. So tho 10-cent candy bar But now Debre is back Debre himself aold that the Congress, by ths w ay. Ha’s ic c m i inevitable. settlement o f the Algeria re­ W illiam Brock fad, R-Tena., again. It's all duo to tho two mil­ Debre served aa French pre­ volt, France w as entering upon o f the I n c h Candy Co. fam ­ lion-lea ihortago to world ily in C . < uttsaoega. a new era which required new mier from the beginning o f da sugar supply end consequent Y ou would never think you Gaulle’* Fifth Republic on facta and that he himself was higher prices. From 1SST to could pack so much trouble Jan. 8, 1059, to April 14, IM2. tired. U39 raw augar sold for two For 13 years, Debre had When ha lost ou t in the N o­ Into a box of candy until you centa a pound, even though listen to Douglas S. Steinberg worked fo r da Gaulla'i return M e distinction o f being th* vember elections, many said bt It cost four cents a pound to meet prom inent among da to pow er and aa premier no eras th* victim o f his own loy­ o f Chicago, president o f tho produce. There were seven Gaulle follow ers to lose out man could hava served da alty to da Gaulle— that ha was candy men’ s association. million tons to reierve. That Thera are about 2,000.cante his bid f o r election to tha Gaulle w ith greater loyalty. paying the penalty for serving has all disappeared now. and dym akers in the country, but French A ssem bly in the de But n year eg o, D*bra re­ aa da Gaulle’s hatchet men to the price is 10 cants a pound. m oat o f tham are wbat they signed hie office. Soma said the assembly. W hy? Cube. c e ll "m om and pop” hitdo Gaulle had ta ie d him o u t In any event, fee teemed This puts the candy bar right to the middle o f the in­ relegated to obscurity. ternational situation. Under But Debra refused to admit Castro's Communist prosper­ d efea t A by-election on tho ity paradise, Cuban sugar French-owned island e f Re­ production has fallen from AS union, 4,000 miles away, gave million tons to as estimated him another opportunity. Ha y.P million tons for this year flaw to Reunion, campaigned Q—W hy are the n in e o f and an estimated I S million vigorously and won. K ngU nd'e Glastonbury A bbey tons far next year. Now it la anticipated that o f g n a t interest T In 1M1 Russia signed a da Gaulle has another Job for A — King Arthur and Queen five-year contract with Cuba him aa president o f Um Geul- Guinevere ar* said to have to take 4.1 million Ions o f Ilat UNR faction o f the as­ been buried there. sugar a year at (our cents a sembly, where strong leader­ pound, 20 per cent cash, SO ship notably has been lacking Q— What ia tha legend re­ per cent in barter goods, like at another difficult testing gardin g th* naming o f th* missiles. lima for da Gaulle'S leadership. A dam ’a apple T Russia hasn’t dumped any France, th* form at tick man A — It received its name o f this sugar on tha world o f Europe, has become the from tha bailaf that a piece o f market at today’s high prices, strongest but ia threatened by ap ple which Eva gave to because it is sold to Russian disastrous inflation. A dam stuck to his throat. people for 30 to 35 cents a Tbe government has de­ pound. nounced "unreasonable’* price tfr—How did tha ancient Before Russia got tha Cu­ and wag* incraaasa which It Egyptians make use o f mete­ ban sugar, It charged its peo­ •aye threaten national expan­ o r * ? ple 50 cents a pound far Its Si sion. A — Scientist* bailer* that domestic beet sugar produc­ French coal miners broke alm ost 9,000 years a g o K gyption. Last year Russia pro­ through ds Gaulla’i wag* cell­ liana need Iron from meteors e» duced ATS million pounds o f ing early to A pril with to- U make tools and weapons. beet sugar, making it ths creasts o f m ore then ala per world’s largest producer. cent. Similar lncraet** era Q— Where ia tha western­ The state sugar industry being demanded In other na­ m ost point In the United profits o f from soo to t.ooo tionalised industries such aa State* 1 per cent—which so capitalist gas, electricity and transport. A — Cape W rangle, Attu country would d s n mark up Wage* in private Industry Island, AI aliens, Alaska. —have m ore than paid for th* have Jumped 10 per cant a t entire Russian agricultural >*K# 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, May 28,1863 more. program. W ALTKS A. U IK teW , SUItTOn AND r i HUallKSt From the left th* govern­ Am erican candymakers na­ t o a n i vnaassns. e o w s a u m. u rn s w o l d ment waa being attacked aa M anaelas M l * * Advertising Director turally are interested in wba JVBV wmsxs JA.riK l. suonasAttui anti-iabor. can b* done to increase work Ceuaty Stellar Iluslncu Slaasasr Economically, th* factor* V C B U A WADDED aUUSLEV t. UMAX* sugar supplies and gel the ■eelety KAIter cu sslllsd U aaaftr continued favorable, France price down. This gets them m n o T itv A t'sT ia phaxk t u v a u x s Faster* SCIter Circulation Maaeger into congressional relations reserve* and production waa on foreign trade and augar continuing to expand. But tho legislation. Department of steeply rising prices were th* Soul mates are wonderful danger sign. I m m i i Csnaiy AU otbsr If they don’t wind up u Sis Week |S.«« I Yssr I I U I t Tsar In th* French assembly th* shippers. ' ».*« f ilnnibs i.U t Months government needs a strong * SO 3 Months S.S0 S M„othn l.*d i Month l.td i Month man to undertake what are U. A rental Itseulalleaa gravida that nil mail ■abneil»Uo*a be ...1 .1 *l« nitbADO* certain to unpleasant tasks. processing teves on dom rstlc Debre baa filled the MU be­ beet and c in e augar pruducSatseed AS Mcvnd class matter October Si. ISIS st lbs Post * OCIIso e l Dastard, Florida, etidsr lbs A ct at Cunsrssa at Starch. fore. America needs at lent 10,. Ml men Docton of Podia, try, m many of you high schoolers ahonld bo thinking of this nodical speciality. geeas d o e f the teeth. S » they u s tfes leteet scientific oad anatomical aide to build up a perfect func­ tional fo o t They deserve far w o re op* preciatlou in the field o f mo­ dem medicine, alnco they ere deallns with one of the most important parte o f our haman body. Our feet earry our entire weight (en d thet'e ea extra be t r y load fo r t » fatties). The architecture of ths feet U mira colour. I l l N. FRENCH PHONE FA 2-M I2 ail or bring this coupon Phil Newsom Soys Debre Back A g and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door ll ■ ■ 1 | 1Ihe Sanford Htraid Phone Mo, _____ 51 bn m W. P M BL �' '• E lectro Tamp Grid Time Again Seminoles Set Inter-Squad Tilt 'No mefcterwhz^,don't ilug withhim.,ittickfaia>htiiti»lA...k»#p moving... Groat Leads NL Hitters NEW YORK — Dick Groat, a big hit three year* ago when he won the National League batting title and the moat valuable player award, haa regained the magic touch with the St. Louis Cardlnnls to take over the lead from Philadelphia’s W es Covington. Groat, who has the major leugue high o f 67 base hits, llfed his average Ellsworth, Pappas First In Pitching three points NEW YORK (U P I) — Dick Ellsworth of the Chicago Cubs and Milt Pappai of the Baltimore Orioles boast to .351 In last week's gam es. He bad 11 hits the lowest run averages in the m a jo r leagues. Statistics compiled by The Associated Press showed to­ day that Ellsworth tops the National Lcaguo ERA listings with s 1.00 mark. Pappas Is the Am erican League leader with a 1.59 average. Figures T ttU a w on p n r u m who have worked a minimum of 45 innings. Ellsworth has allowed eight earned runs in 66 innings while winning five games and losing three. The 23-year-old aouthpaw posted a 5.08 earn­ ed run average last season. Denver LeU aster of Mil­ waukee ranks second in the National League with a 1.59 ERA on eight earned runs in 48 innings. Pittsburgh’ s Don Schwall Is third at 1.62. 11s has yielded nine earned runs In SO frames. Sandy Koufax o f Lot An­ geles, the earned run leader in 1962 with a 2.54 average, atanda fourth at 1.85. He has given up 14 untainted tallies In 68 Innings. Pappas has allowed nine earned runs in 51 innings. The 24-year-old righthander has posted a 4-0 won-lost rec­ ord and two of his four com ­ plete games have been shut­ outs. His ERA in 1962 was 4.04. Juan Pirarro of the Chicago White Sox is runner-up to Pappas with 2.25. Working 60 Innings, he has been charged with 15 earned runs. Baltimore’ s Steve Barber Is right on P in a r c ’s heels at 2.27, followed by Jim Bouton o f the New York Yankees in fourth place with 2 29. Hank Aguirre o f Detroit, the American league leader last season with 2.21, is far dowa the listings this year at 2.77. An earned run average Is determined by multiplying a pitcher's earned runs by nine and dividing the result by his innings pitched. In 30 tries. Meanwhile, Cov­ ington fell 12 points Into se­ cond place at .346. The Phil­ lies’ outfielder managed only four hits in 15 attempts. Croat k d the senior circuit in 1960 while with Pittsburgh, hitting .325. He slumped to .275 the next season and bat­ ted .294 In 1962 before the Pirates traded him to St. Louis last November. Ills hit total Is eight more than any­ one else In the big kagues. Bill White I* the NL runnerup with 50 safeties. Brooks Robinson o f Balti­ more and Chuck Schilling, Boston, shared the American League lead with 54. o f th; -I.es A ik gelcs D odgers and Ed B a lky, San Francisco, are deadlock­ ed for third place in the Na> tional League batting com peti­ tion. Each Is at .333 Ken Boyer o f St. Louis advanced from 10th place to fifth with a 13for-30 performance that boosted his average 21 points to .331. In the American League, Wayne Caueey of Kansas City regained the top spot from Frank Malsone, Boston. Causey clim bed one point to .358 with six hits in 17 times at b a t Malsone dropped Into a second place tie with Floyd Robinson of the Chicago White Sox at .343. Malsone dropped 13 points while col­ lecting seven hits In 25 at b its and Robinson climbed from sixth place on a 12-polnt pickup, S-for-19. Leon Wagner of the Lot Angeles Angels slipped one notch to fourth at .342. Chuck Schilling o f Boston, Clete Boyer o f the New York Yan­ kees and At Kaline of Detroit share fifth place with J27. Crazy To Fight LONDON <U H ) — Cassius Clay told British boxing ex­ perts today he is the "g reat­ est, most beautiful fighter the world ever saw" and added that H enry Cooper, his June 18 opponent here, is "crasy to fight m e." PS ibrad May t t , 1968 — Pam B FOLLOWING' DIRECTIONS up...now i*Lnl— ...oo-o-o^whoGotkt/Fflunii'W Ferrell Hurls Atlantic Bankers To 11-9 Win Strikes • • • Standings A a c t fc a a Spares MUte Ferrell scattered aloe hits to pitch the Sanford At­ lantic Bank to a 11-8 decision over Florida Stata Bank fat Little League play Monday. Steele chalked up most kits in the gam e banging out three for the losing Banker*. Daniels and Wall were the big stick m en for the winners. In other Little League ac­ tion, Sidney Lloyd allowed only three hits as YoweU's continues to dominata league standings with a 4 4 win over Chase. YoweU’s Is still unde­ feated In loop play. In Men’s Softball play. Ktngswood toppled Chase, 124 with Bud Stoncrief pitching the win and Grants nipped Wllson-Maler 11-10 with Roy Llsh getting credit for the victory. Romano Hurt Termed Costly CLEVELAND — Catcher 7ohn....Rpinano'a putout of Baltimore'* Jackie Brandt in Sunday'* doublchcadcr waa a costly one for the Cleveland Indians, and it couldn't have com e at a worae time. Rom ano, an American League all-star catcher the last two years and ono of base­ ball's best-hitting receivers, broke the little finger on hie throwing hand on the play and m ay be out o f action for a month. He is expected to be put on the disabled list, which requ lrti him to be out of the lineup for 20 days. Only last Saturday the Tribe traded reserve catcher Doc Edwards to Kansas City (or Inflclder Dick Howier and catcher Jose Axcue. The Ath­ letics got a reported |100,000 to com plete the deal. Kneece Takes Memphis Lead MEMPHIS, T e n n.—Harold K neece o f Aiken, S. C., grab­ bed the third round lead In the 150,000 Memphis Open Golf tournament Monday while Gene Littler was tying a tournay record. K neece, returning to the tour after five weeks rest, fired his second straight 5under-par 65 in the hurried first 18 h ok s o f the delayed tournament windup for a 201 total. Hey, I know or a place where you can bowl for only 25c per gam e! Don't believe me, do you? Well, it's a factl Better hurry on this once in a life time deal, though cause It endi on this coming Sunday. Our offe r la In con­ junction with FAMILY BOW­ LING WEEK! Come out and bowl as a fam ily group and 1 can guar­ antee you that it'll be the cheapest entertainment you can find anywhere. W ell, we finally got moat o f the details worked-out on the Saturday morning Junior Bowling League Banquet. The date ha* been set for Saturday, June • from 8:30 to 1:30 p. m. This 'shindig' win take place at the Civic Center In downtown Sanford. During this time, C oich Al DePalma and m yself vtll be presenting over 50 trophies to the deserving youngsters o f this league. And by the way, your ton * r daughter probably brsught home a reservation request with them this past Saturday. If you want to com* on out and watch these kids get their rewards, pleas* Indi­ cate how many additional seats ysu'U need. Tb* coat la IM S which of course In­ clude* the fully prepared din­ ner by Mrs. Little, caterer. All of th* kids In tha league who bowled during the past season, pins any newcomers to the league automatically have their w ay paid for them by the league. If you haven't received your Invitation yet. would you please call the lanes In order that we may make the proper number of rservatlons, Wednesday night we’ U see the Summer Schedule of the City League kick-off their action at 8:30 p. m . How do you like that time? And be­ cause it'll be four-msn teams w e'll be getting thru bow ­ ling much before 11 p. m Big John Uhr, League Presi­ dent and George Swsnn, Sec­ retary-Treasurer figure on f.eldlng an • team league. Com* on outt This coming Sunday we'll ■gain be featuring the fto o o o Sunday Sweeper. All o f the odd* makers ir e guessing that Harry Schob will again step Info the winner's clrd a. Man-oh-day but that Harry is • money b ow k r. He'a won over 6350.00 in the lait three weeks from this tournament •Ion*I It’ s handicapped and only carries a 15.00 entry feel First squad at 1 p. m . and •very hour and a half there­ after. Smokin' Roeketa but am I ever glad that m y good friend and Doctor Robert Smith gave me some o f those 'hunger quencher' pills! (M an 1 Just can 't stand that word d ie t . . . It’s too hard on m et) What with attending all of those bowling banquets this week I'd hale to think of bow high those scales would bounce without the pills aid. On Tuesday It was the BUI Hemphill Motor-etles League. On Thursday at noon w e were the guests o f tha Shooting Stars League. And then on Saturdey night, w* had our­ selves a real good time also with th* Ball k Chain League. This com ing Friday night at 9 p. m ., we'll be awarding the trophies and prise money fo. the mem ber* o f the Doub k s Petersen Scratch League. At th* sem e Ume, It'll be lime to re-org tn lie for the Summer League. If you'd like to bowl acrateh end bowl It with another b ow k r as your partner, then the welcom e mat la extended (o you to Join ua la thla league. As a matter o f fact, o o Mondays at 8 p. m. w e have Ua* coun­ terpart, the Slngks Scratch League which'll also be r e ­ organising for the Summer. Lots of room for everyone wanting to join. Our Thursday Night Mixed Combo League again had some good bowling done for their fellow members. Margte Kipp continues to roll real well as she again k i d the women with her 168-528 icra tch series. For the men, It was M. Hannah winning tho honors with his 210-544 set. Leaf W. l. ret Baltimore IS .659 New Y ork 23 14 .822 Chicago* 24 18 .511 Kansas City 22 IS .550 Boston 21 18 .536 Minnesota 20 21 .486 Lot A n geks 20 2S .444 Cleveland 18 21 .432 r c t r o it 16 23 .393 Washington 15 31 .328 Yesterday’ s R etails N o gam es scheduled Games Today D etroit (Lollch 0-1) at Lot Angeles (McBride (3-3) night. Baltimore (Roberts 3-4) at Kansas City (Bow sfleld 3 -0 night Washington (D aniels 0-1) at Minnesota (Kaat 3-4) night. Cleveland (K rallck 2-3) at Chicago (Herbert 5-1) night. New Y ork (Stafford 2-2) at Boston (Monbouquetto 5-4) night. Nathmal Leagwo W. 1* r t t 28 16 .638 Sao Francisco Los Angeles 38 18 .591 St. Louis 23 21 .543 Pittsburgh 21 20 J12 Chicago 22 21 .312 20 21 .468 Cincinnati Philadelphia 20 23 .463 20 24 .455 Milwaukee 19 26 .412 Houston New Y ork 17 29 J78 Yesterday’s Results Games Today Chicago (Ellsworth S 3 ) at New York (Craig 2-7) night Philadelphia < M cU ih 3-2) at Philadelphia (L a w 1-3) night. San Franelseo (F ish er t-4) at Cincinnati (O 'T oole 7-3) night. Los Angeles (K oufax S 2 ) at Milwaukee (LcM aster 2-2) night Houston (Nottebart 3-2) at SL Louis (B rogllo S t ) night. Annual Inter-squad football game o f the Seminole High School "Sem inoles" will bo held at 1:30 p.m . Friday o o the practice field adjacent to the school gym . Members o f tho team, who cam s out by invitatiou, are Barry Barks, Frank Noell, Larry and Terry Wataoe, Mika Petnmic, David Higgin­ botham, Andy Lyons, Richard Hittell and Mika Fordbam, ends; Jim Touhy, Mike Glad, David Noell, Tom m y Cason, Ernie Steele and Benny Johns, tackles. Dal* Akaander, Jo* Farless, Henry Finch, Steve Clerk, Brad Prudtn, David Gollohcr and Johnny C a m svino, guards; Billy Hender­ son, Dan McCall, D a v i d Howe. Sieve Balint and M lkt Gray, centers; Billy Higgins, Ronnie Hinson and Steve Har­ ris, quarterbacks. Lloyd Freeman, Fred Swaggerty, Joe Purdy, Lee Spark- Buddy Lawson. Earl Black, Dsnny TUUs, 2888 S. Billy I 1 vVM Hiawatha A m tit BlUy Brown, Eddie Kotky, Tommy Baggerly, > 4 * A m e rica n R e a l • A l “ In S a n fo r d " ■ a n and Sonny Messer, full backs; > -7* Fee BoUdlng C ootrocton Residential 4k Commercial Lees Maintenance -a Gasoline K a g ia n t H e M acs Haste C r w u ia g ! N # E a -la e Nets*! S e lf Prep* Bed h tfu Kuykendall, Chuck Scott and Styrl Weber, half backs. Jim Plgott is tha chief coach, Jim M cCoy and John Colbert a n line coaches. Ralph Stumpf la tha backfield coach. It etmetof it fa . J * whichfata twft Burton Sent To Salt Lake CLEVELAND — Elite Bur­ ton, Cleveland Indians' utility outfielder, was aold outright S B TODAY’S MOST today to Salt Lake City in th* Pacific Coast League. v n sA n tn o A T P O W tt . „ Tha club said th* move waa made to bring the Trlbe’a THt I S I p V -4 STAAfUTt rotter down to the 23-pteyar •f lim it Gateway To Tb* Waterway Cleveland acquired tha 25ROBSON yrar-old player from the SPORTING GOODS Houston Colt* in n straight 384-8-8 E. le t St. cash deal before the AmeriPh. FA 2-5981 Torr League season opeueJ iu IVINRVDI 94169 « aiiviar April. fa SHUT , Met Amt fa PMPTUU tit nsH-nm t Hospitalized NEW YORK ( U P D - Y . A. Tittle, the New Y ork Giants' 36-year-old all-Nstlonat Foot­ ball League quarterback, un­ derwent an operation today for the rem oval o f a fluid sack in his right elbow. mmtmmn m ununum nrmrmtui m unueum Departs sleep like a king M ILAN, Italy - T h e Manlova so cce r team of Mintova left fo r New York Monday to com pete in the Interna­ tional S occer League there. utJUMiuinim annum.- with a c o m p a c t Central Air Conditioner The loganberry la named Babies do not react to for Judge J. 11. Logan, of sound waves until several California, who first grew It In 1881. days after they are born. ruuum tum m BORROW HERE TO BUY! I f you're short on funds for spring Now As Low As shopping, stop here first for a personal Completely Installed T o Existing Furnace System loan. You can borrow from us at lowest The compact Polar Prince la Coleman’s name for ita revolutionary new home air conditioner. Thla low coat unit coole every room In your houae. And th* coat la only (lightly more than you 'd pay for 2 or 3 eld-fashioned window uuits that wouldn't begin to do the job . rates on ensy-to-repay monthly term s. Buy whut you need now ami take up to two years to pay! W * do th* whola Job. Call us now for details, free liter­ ature end free estimate . . . no obligation. tnnimuun m ik Sm *V tu t Jkr.-fy/ PLUMBING . HEATING m 1007 8. Sanford Ave. A IR CONDITIONING Bill Halbach, President mm*mum •..and the beet fan deal intow* •t your Evinzude dealer. Look him up in the Yellow Pam* a ® a i® e s tM ia u Phone FA 2-6562 811 f I I* * - �I Miss Barbara Jean Martin To W ed William E. Damon Weds M iss Johanna Lerch Mrs. Em m a Lerch, M rs. H orace Wilbanks was Marktredwlti, Germany, guest o f b ooor at a coffee aouaees the m a n ia g o o f tho engagem ent and apa i d stork show er gives by tho daughter, Johanna, to prooehteg M arriage o f thotr Claude K. Hittell, son o f daughter, Barbara Jane, to Win-Some Clare o f tho P in t LL <Jg) William Edwand Da* Baptist Church o f Lake M ary, Mr. and M rs. Hitehall P. Martin, o f Orlando, anammre bob, am of Mr. and Mrs. Russell E . D am on, of East Hartford, Conn. Misa Martin was bora In Eecne, N. H. en d Is a grad­ uate o f S t Joseph and Our MS savings km d from tbe Pink Ladles, given In her lama to her pareeU by Mrs. A1 Bunt, second v ice pres*dent o f the Hospital Auxiliary. FENNY ANDERSON This membership is given aiat t e w to this young lady. .A t Seminole High, besides be­ fog sahitaterian, Penny was the recipient af m ore awards than we can remember being bestowed upon any one eta_ grat. At graduation exercises, aha Just about wore out her oboes going i p to the podium tea Award of M otor; the R o ­ tary Top Stadent Aw ard; the Fleet Reserve Scholarship Award, aad Urn Jaycre'a Past Vraaldaat’a ScboterahJp. Daring bar years at Semfo o k High aha attended Girl’s •tat# and tba Sctence Camp. She waa editor of (he Salmaguadi yearbook and won sccaad place In the CivlUn and Cltlxeaahlp E u a y contest!. She was ■ foam ber o f the Xatfaaal Honor Society, the Latte Chib, the Girts Athletic A ita ., the W -H I-Y , and An­ chor Chib, She alto won the Jsycees borer certificate two pears la a row aad the DAB ClUienahip Award. Fanny la coming home In August, after having com pu t­ ed her studies la the Held ol m edical technology. In Sep­ tem ber ahe will begin intern­ ship as a mad teeh at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlan­ do. Her roommate, Rita Eastbmtst, a l ii a mem ber o f the Maroon and Gold will Join ber here for two wteka vacation. Penny Is the daughter of M r. and Mrs. It. E. Anderson and has two brothers, Marion and Butter. Mra. Anderson U executive aecretery to Attor­ ney Gordon Frederick. San­ ford and Seminole H i g h School can be proud of Penny Anderson, for besides being an excellent student with a brilliant mind the U a fine person and an outstanding •lUiea. THIS YEAR 'S SALLY, tbe Seminole High School year­ book is o m o f tbs finest we have ever fees. The photography, the lay­ outs, tbs creation o f the fea­ ture abate were aB extremely well done and the flnlsbcd product la a m asterpiece, it la wall worth the blood, aweat and tcara that the ataff and their sponsors shed over U. Special bouquets to Terry Gore and Danny Dunn, who did the photography, aad eongratulationa to Editors Judy Whitmore and Judy Bunten aad sponsors Mrs. Joanne Bo­ hannon and Miss Anna Vlt-bon d that t lM psslU ? o f the teachera mugging their exasperation, frustration, reilgnation and distress aa the Navy plane flies overhead. THANKS TH ETA EPSI­ LON, the petunlai In the aidewalk planters look Just love­ ly, now that they have begun to bloom profusely and trail out over the edges. Y ou can't beat masses of good old "petoonlea” for sheer beauty to the eyea o f tbe beholder. Let'a don't let them die. Give them n little shot every now and the*, folks, for beauty’ s sake. D1AN AIKEN HISS DIAN AIKEN, daugh­ ter o f H r. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, o f Sanford, ia among M Stetson University seniors M in ed to Wbo’a Who Among Students ia Am erican Uni­ versities aad Colleges lor 1M2-63. Students art (elected on the basis o f excellence and ainccrlty in acboiarshlp, leader­ ship and participation in e x ­ tra-curricular and academic citizenship and acUvitlei, a r n ic a to the school and promt** o f future usefulness to business and society. Dtea la the oldest of the Alkan'a aloe children and has always been a standout In lacbeol records and activities. MISS BARBARA JEAN MARTIN Lady o f M onadock Academ y, la East Jeffrey , N, H. She It presently operating Bar­ bara's School o f Dance, la Canford. Tho groom was bora in East H artford and waa a B om ber o f tho 1*00 graduatlag class o f High Point Col* t e n , High Point, N. C. Ho received a degree In history and political science and w as a m em ber o f Delta gigm a Pbl Fraternity. He la pres­ ently serving in tbs U. 8. Navy with VAH-S and atetioned at tbe Sanford Naval Air Station. The wedding is scheduled for Aug. 10 at St. James Church, in Orlando. All friends o f tbe couple are in­ vited to attend the ceremony. E Sgt. Claude Given For M n . Wilbanks of anher Sgt. Hr Thursday, la the church an­ nex. A variety o f flower ar­ rangements w ere used hi tbe d ecora tion , with a pink and blue color oebom o. Tho gifts were presented In a bassinet. Several gam es were played by the group, aad prises awarded la tbe following win­ ners: M rs. Jam es Gray, Mrs. Wallace Hill, and Mrs. Har­ ley Wilhelm. Refreshments o f cheese rad crackers, potato chips, punch, coffee and cookies were a m - ad M n . C. E . Hittell. o f Hittell aka Monroe, F la . ta the The double ring ceremony " f ^ * * * 1. * !?*'!■ I teg H f o o t = < /. J I SGT. AND MRS. CLAUDE E. HITTELL High SHRUBBERY ALL SIZES able to give news and mess­ ages from the deployed hus­ band*. They w ere CUr. II. A. recently at the Lake Mary Moreland. Lcdr. C. E. Wil­ home of Mrs. G. F. Schneid- son, Lcdr. D. E. Parrish and » » for the monthlv coffee and Lcdr. C. N. Jam es. business meeting. Lovely arrangements of spring Dowers adorned the various rooms and upon a r ­ rival the ladles were served coffee, fruit punch, and an assortment of cookies and pastries. Following a brief business session, conducted by M rs. L, A. Heath, silver engraved bon bon dishes were present­ ed to two members w ho are leaving the squadron, Mrs. D. E. Parrish and Mrs. J, B. McClure. Mrs. Parrish and her fam ily are leaving for Montcry, Calif, and Mra. M c­ Clure plans to stay with her family, in New Jersey, for the duration of the cruise. Both have been very active and will be missed, A silver engraved baby spoon waa also presented to Mrs. C. Kruse, for her new ­ est daughter, Wendy Sue. Moviea taken at a previous social, were shown and will be mailed to the husbands aboard the USS Enterprise. Very special guests for the morning were a group o f of. ficcrs all recently returned due to transfers. They w ere Spring was in tbe air when tbe VAH-7 Peacem akers m et GEN . AND MRS. J. C. HUTCHISON, honored Miss Lucy Moughton with n graduation buffet gupper at their home in Indian Mound Village. L eft to right are Mra. Hutchison, Mins Moughton, her grandmother, Mra. E. J. Moughton Sr. and Gen. Hutchison, (Herald Photo) party waa held in the band room of the nrw cafeteria on the campus of Forest Lake Academ y. The entrance hall w ui d ec­ orated with a bridal doll and Osteen WMU Celebrates Anniversary The WMU of the Osteen Baptist Church met recently at the church annex and cele­ brated square D ance Class Starts the 75th anniversary cerem ony, a program wa* of the organizing o f the WMU. The program told the story presented. Included were a w elcom e given by Mra. K. A. of missionary work In Baptist Wright, piano selections by churches f r o m Sunbeams Agnet Cavanaugh and group through the women's organi­ tinging o f old love tongs. zation and was given by MrsRefresh menta of colorful punch and deiscrts were serv­ Albert Clark, Mrs. J, S. Peterson gave ed by hostesses, Mrs. It. E. Pervls, Mrs. David Beane, the history of the WMU. R e­ Mrs. Jam es Kcoughan, Mrs. freshments were served fol­ Grace Keilh. Mrs. K. A. By Frances Wester lowing the meeting. The table Knight and Miss Mary Elam. Mr*. Lippincott plans to was centered with a large open a kindergarten In Lake Junior hostesses were the cake In the WMU colors with Mary in the fall. She is tak­ Misses Kathy Dillon and Sar­ ah King. Out of town guests 75lh anniversary on the top. ing registrations for this now. included Sirs. Ralph L aF avc, of Arcadia, sister o f the hon­ ored; her alsler-in-law, Mra. Edwin Olsen, o f Birmingham, Ala., and Mrs. Amy Youmans, o f Tallahassee, and a group o f student nurses from Collegcdale, Tenn. Carol it a student nurse at QUALITY • SERVICE the Florida Sanitarium and INDIVIDUAL WASHING her fiancee, Benjamin Ring­ er, Is a laboratory technician IN RAIN SOFT W ATER at Southern Missionary Col­ lege, in Collegcdale. The wedding la planned for June IB at the Highlands Seventh BY USING Day Adventist Church, In Apopka. Personals This Wednesday One o f the first summer program s sponsored by the Sanford Recreation Dept, will get under way this Wednes­ day at 7 p.m. Assisted by the Starlight Prom enaderi the summ er square dance class will officially begin. Several couplet have al­ ready registered and receiv­ ed some Instructions. Anyone Interested in this recreation Is cordially invited to com e to MISS CAROL OLSEN, tenter, opening her gifta the Civic Center this Wednes­ at the shower in her honor. A t left is her sister, day. If you are not sure about Mrs. Ralph LeFave, right, hei :n».ther, Mrs. E dJoining tho class com e on win Olsen Sr. und in the background, Mr*. anyway. Club mem bers will Edwin Olsen Jr. (Herald Photo) be present to give any infor­ mation desired about the claaa and activities o f the lo­ cal club. Dancing la just one o f many social activities sponsored by the Promenaderi. An anni­ Officer'* Wives dessert versary dinner dance was en­ bridge. joyed by the group, last week, Tbe ladiea were served ice and ■ beach party la being cream and iced tea or coffee. planned for this weekend. Those attending were Mra. L. A. Uusgrove, Mrs. Pat O’- LAU N DRY & CLEANERS OUR CASH & • WASH CARRY ALL • FLUFF DRIED • FOLDED Summer Sizzler 10c LB. • Landscaping continue* through tom orrow ! PICK-UP SAVE 20% ! OPEN TIL 9 Gray Shadows Playgirl Fashions . Nursery 8. Sanford lVz Ml. S. FA of & DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE C A LL F A 2-38UI 2-SOM Giedorvill# GrapevlIIt Nursery 2221 GrapevlHe Ave. FA 2-08M "Scotia Dealer** better cottons now on sale! I-ook at these bargains! YouTI find better fabrics drastically reduced because quantities are limited . , . marvelous special buys we’ve saved for this event . , . . beautiful cottons fo r everything from dancing dresses to homo d ix o m m g t Shop carlyl GROUP t — Penney'a famous Regulated cottons . . . . combed broadcloths . . . . combed rotton satina . , , better sheers and tissue rotten* , . . special sportswear fabrics . , . many more . . . FOR — W A SH PAN TS . . 40c each • Lawns STO REW IDE REASONABLE SERVICE SH IR T S F IN IS H E D 25c each By Shirley Wentworth U r. and Mrs. Albert Ja­ cobs have returned to their Lake Asher Circle home after a 10 day visit with Mr. and Mra. Douglas Kerr, in Key W est While there they helped their godson, Steve, (io n at tbe Kerra) celebrate hia sec­ ond birthday. tiara of Seminole OF COLD HARDY Shower Honors Bride-Elect Personals > LARGE SELECTION Indian Moro than IU0 friends and relatives attended a recent miscellaneous shower honor­ ing Miss Carol tilten, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra. Edwin Olsen, of Forest City. The « „ ldut. Mrs. 0 . P. Eaton, o f Da* B sry, celebrated her 7llh birthday with a group o f friends at the DeBary Res­ taurant, Joining her for tbe dinner party were her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aston, Mrs. Bessie Krusewakl, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Kahrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Booth and Douglas Booth, o f Baacon, N. Y . with a graduation buffet sup­ Mound Village. The dining table was over­ laid with a linen and lace cloth and held an arrangement of gerbera daisies flanked by while u ip c n iasllver candle holders. Silver and crystal appointments completed the tabic arrange­ ments. Guest* Joining the bonoree, host and hostess were Miss Moughton's father, E. J. Houghton Jr., her grandmoth­ er, Mrs. E. J. Moughton Sr., and Betty Brandt, Cindy Lake. Itlu-da Epstein, Pam Jones, Sharon Blackwclder, Judl Taylor, Kay Swlgonikl, Dick Bruce, Richard M ayer, Paul P la cet, Steve Wilson, Jim W csilund, John W eitgate and Bedford Aiken. l Mrs. Exton Celebrates 74th Birthday Misa Lucy Wilson Moughton, their borne, - School. While In high school h« » * s ■ aellve la sports, including b a l l . He U presently *ervI teg with the Second Armed » I Cavalry and stationed la Amberg, Germany. The couple will return to I the United States the middle or August. The groom ’s par* ents are planning a receptloa for them In September. Gen. and M rs. J . C. Hutchi­ at m I f son honored their great niece per, S n M mmm. m A m u . «»■ -Mibtt - a . m O th # ra attending w ere Mints. Ralph Taylor, Rilay Cooper, Bob Joses, D a n Powell, Sue Fraely, T om Whlgham, Jack llim m , Carl Bryant, C . W. Shelton, Pat Jackson, and the following relative* « ? bonoree, Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. D. Wilson, Mrs. B . Brown, and Mrs. M. Childers, who are her grand­ mother, mother, aunt and sister. Buffet Supper Honors Graduate received bar education total leboots a id 8I t attcwkd acbooU la Opposite Goodyear GROUP 2 — Famous name fab­ rics • , , silky-smooth Pima cot­ ton* . . . line combe,) rotton* . . . beautiful screen print* . . . all top-quality cotton* made to **11 for much more . . . . �S ljf Legal Notice 4 a n fiirh M ay 28, 1963 — ir r a lb P »g« 7 in M e L B r o r m . I t | w p a • P im h o c o e m e io e •« rakii« Xotle* U hsrsby |l«>g, (bat e ft.r consideration. th* pemt. twU County Zoning I'om nlilion will hold a public t>*srtn* t* determine the fsvslhl. llty of recommeadlnc to the Hoard of County CommUelnn-. tro that the following deecrlb•d property preeeatly loned •*■ 1 Agriculture be toned af.j Industrial: All n{ Peter Mir­ anda Orant E of the tYeklv* Klrer Ilea* b sr at the BE rnr thereof, run X 7 * 4 ' B ie eh*. thence X 44 4 * W !J cha, thence X S J 4* K (44 ehe. thence X 0 0 4 * w in ehe, thence H 311, tV Kan ch«, thence K t M ," r I 1. Che to JN>B an.l ateo l o t bsg |S.I| ehe W of the me cor of the 8 W 1* of X E 4 of Section 31run t\* nna ft. thence N >4* ft. thence W lin ft to Wsklva Rlrer. thence MtV’ erly • Inna eald tVcklva nirer to rtltl; alto leet ttiet pert of th E 'i nf the S W 'i of Sectlon ::-i> tt-:» E . lylna within the Peter Miranda Urant E of Wsklv* Hirer). Alio: He* at a point on the 9 boundary oj the Moeee E. 1,-vy (Irani, Twp 1» S. tt*e 5» K, Seminole County. Kle.. at lie Intereec. tlnn with the meander lino uf the Weklva Itlvsr, thence S t l ‘i* E a!on* eald boundary line m i l l ft. thence X :>>,* K 11 .S K i ft to the meand>r tine of the St. Johne Itlver, th nee S ’erty alnn* tlio mean­ der tine of the Ht. Johne Riv­ er to the mouth of the Weklva Hltvr, thence Hurly ■ Ion* the meander line of the Weklva River to be*, containIn* 1531 acre* more or lew. l.t ■■ all that portion of above land* l)ln r M of St. Ilwy. So. Id and Im « Iteplat of Weklva Camp Site*. I*. H. ». P*. If. 1 1 and II uf public record* of Srmlnol* County. Kl*. Further described a* «enerally located ae a etrlp of land ljrln* alon* Eaat bank of th* Weklva River from St. Johnt Itlver to Miranda tlrant and moat of Miranda llrant X o ' 9 Tt- It and E of Weklva Camp Sltea. Public heurln* will be held In Ih* Seminole County Court Hou«*. County Commlealonera Itoom, Sanford. Florida, on Wednesday, June II. IMS at 7:3s P. M. nr aa aoon there­ after ae poatlblr. Seminole County Zoning Commlaelon Ity Robert 9. Brown Sr Hi Inot* County Zunlng Director ptlhll.h May II A June 4, 11(1 ClH-luI Smokey Says: Legal Notice 1% THE UIHUUIT (O t MT o r t h e s i x t h Jt n i r i t t . c m errp o r t h e a r t -n t o r n .n N in a . it * t i» r im •e e i t o l e c o r t m r , IT 1-ntXCEET C U E T a 19199 WILLIAM L. JUSTICE. Plaintiff. •t*. ntAXi.'ES JUSTICE. Defendant. TnncB t o « r r r « n TOi FIUN l'ES JCSTICK, De­ fendant 14*reeei Unknown YOU ARE 1IEHERT XOT3VIED that eutt for dlvurca hta heen filed afalnet you In the Circuit Court of the Xlnth Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, In and for Seminal* County, under Chancery Vo IK K . Ih* atyl* of eald cam* beln* Wild,IAN U JUPT7CE. Plaintiff, -ye- FRANCES JU*. TICK. Defendant. YOlf ARK IIKREHT UK(JUIRED to file your Anawer with th* clerk or thle Court and to eerv* a copy of the earn* upon th* palntlfft at­ torney, who** name and addrees appear below, on or h fore the 51th day of June IM1, or a Decree Pro Confetro may be entered again*! you. Dated thl* 14th day at May 11(5. (SEAM Arthur II. Heckwlth, Jr., Clerk Byt Martha T. Vthlen Deputy Clerk Edward II. Hurt Aturney for Plaintiff 110 South Court Street Orlando. Florida l-ublleh May 51 A Juno (, 11. It. li lt C D l-tlt 9EEITOI.K roUXTT BCtTITII COEttlaeiOT Telle* of Public IleartM Notice I* hereby given. that after conelderatlon, th* Semi not* County Zoning Commitelon will hold a public hearing to determine th* feasibility of recommendln* to th* Hoard of County Cununlsslontra that the follnwln* described pro­ perty proeently loned A-t A rlrnltur* he anntd C-l Com merclal: tail (I of M M. Smith1* Snd Piibdl Vision. P. H. I. P*. lu«. lew th* X 1«0 ft m l less also any land* tyi-iir within II n of th* c /L of lievter Road which laid road lieu E of laid Rot tt and runa parallel to the E'erly line of M il tail It, Also that piece 0. parctl uf land tylu* dir­ ectly s or ia.t «i. m . u Smith’* Ind Subdivision, p.U. 1. P*. 100. and tyln* X of the country Club Road iH. It It- i Section 11•IIS- JoE. lea* the E'erly IS ft thereof. Fur ther described •• heln* located Vi.-uoir—t comer of He vler Road an i Uuutitry CIOT Hoad. ISi Idle hearln* will he held In th* Seminole County Court House, County Commlaalonere Room. Sanford, Florida, on Wednesday, Juno 11. 1M1 av 5 ;'.i p. M. or as soon thsraafter aa powlble. Seminole County Zoning Commission Ur Robert 9. Brown Seminole County Zoning Director ubtlah I l l y II A June 4, 1141 UDI-ttl NOTICE t will not b* reeponaihU for Any debU Inrurred by anyone other than myerll. Prolrel u d eoaeerre bi O U lt Robert A. Jarkaog, Jr. BOARDING Legal Notice IB g IT O L B COtTTT ■EMITOLE COfVTT •OT ITU c n k U IM IO I BOB 1X44 r g g l l l l t O T Bette* *| Pabll* Itrsfts* Yetlee of PsMIe Mss ring Notice I* hereby ftven. that Notice le hereby given, that after consideration, th* Bom!* after ronalderatlon. the Seminolo County Zoning Commla­ nil* County Zoning Commitelon will holJ a public hear­ •Ion will hold a public hear­ ln* to determine th* reaalkl- ing to determine th* feasi­ lit— of recommending la tho bility or recommending to th* Board of County ComavtaMsn- Dnard of County Cnmmteatnnore that tho following describ­ sru that tho following describ­ ed property praaantly ann *d ed property presently toned R-lA Btngl* Family Ksatdsat- A -l Agriculture b* toned C-I tal be tuned C -l Commercial: Commercial. That p.rllon not tote I. J. 14, 11 and II. Block previously aoned C -l In th* !*, 4th Portion of Dream wold W 4 of th* N E ', of the NW 4 . I1-11S-KR. Purther Further described •• 1111 Mo­ Section deecrlbod a* • atrip 1*4 ft hawk A**.. Sanford. Fla. Pahlle hearing wilt ha held plus or mlnti* by ll»l ft plus In th* Seminole County Court nr minus South of S. It 414 llouao. County CommtMlnnora and East of Lake Howell Itoom, Sanford, Florida, un Road. Public beartnaa will be held Wednesday, Juno 11. 1X1 at 1:11 P. M. or o* aoon there­ In the Seminole County Court Home. County Commissions rs after a possible. Seminole County Zoning Room, Hanford. Florida, on Wednesday, Jui.e It. 1141 at Commlulon * rVi P. II or as sou* thereUy Hubert B. Brown Seminole County Zoning aftar a* powlbl*. Mamin •!* County Zoning Director Commission Publish May II A June I. l i l t Ily Robert S. Ilrown GDI-111. H-mlnots County Zonln* • B W T O IB COTTTT Director BOTIXIi COMMIIIIOT Publish May II A June 4, l t l l Bailee of PabUe Hearing C D l-llI .fo lk s Is hereby given, that after consideration, the S f mi­ •EHiTiii.E c m Try nute County Zonlu* conimletUTITtl KIHMIanlUT alon will hold n publlu hear­ Bailee ef Public Hearing ing to determine the feasibi­ Notice I* hereby given, that lity of rocommendlag to th* after conelderatlon. the Semi­ Board of County Commissioner* nole County Zoning Commieth t the fulloaln* described il-ta will hold a puMI.- hearing properly presently aoned K-1A to determine the f-valtlhlly Single Family Residential be uf recommending to the Hoard ■oned A -l Agriculture: Tbat u> County Commlwlonora that portion not prevtoualy toned t * following described pro­ A-l In th* E 1/1 of * E 4 of NWH of NW41 aad K l / t of perty preaently (oned R-l A Reeliantlal be toned 0-1 Com­ NE'e of I f f o f Nff 4 Boo- mercial: tot J. Bloch II. tlon 11-loB-tOE. Farther des­ Dreamwold Hohdtrlelon. P. It. cribed as E of Sunland Estates I. P*. It. on Hiawatha Art. First Addn. and North *< Old Public heating will hs held Orlando Hoad. In Ihs Bsmlnols County Court Public bearing Will b* hold House. County Commissioners In Ihs Seminole county Court Room. Panfor.l. Florida, on llo'iat. County CommlMlonara Wedasadoy, Juno II. 1141 ot Room. Sanford, Florida, on Tilt P. U. or as sou* there­ Wodnoeday, Juno II, t i l l at after aa possible. 7:lo I*. M. or aa loon Hurt* Seminole County Zoning after a* powlbl*. Commission Seminole County Zoning Hy Robert 9. Urown Commission Mentlnol* County Zoning Hy Robert • Brown Director Semlnolo County lunlng Publish May II A June 4. 1141 Director Publish May II 4) Juno <. m l C D l-llI CDI-101 • 111* I BULK CUITTI gllTlTie CIIMMIeelOT IT THE CHUT IT l o t MT, Tolls* el Publl# llearlag BITTH JUDICIAL CIBCCIT Nolle* Is hereby given, that IB AND FOR BHMITOLK after consideration, th* HemlI'llI T T I , FIAHIIDA aul* Counly Z-mnn commie*. IB CNABI'KHT TU. IIIST Ion will hold a public hearing IT THE T IT T B S UP TUB to determine the feasibility of A D o r n o t op JA-1F.H II WORKMAN aad recommendln* to Ih* ll"*rd of County Commissioner* that the j a n e t hue Wo r k m a n following described property BOTK'B presently tonsd A-l Agricul­ TOi Harold J. Workman o /o Nortkrup Corporattoa ture be ioned C -l Commer­ cial: I-ote II. M. II. II. II. Hawthorne. California TOU AHE IIKREHT XtSTI- I*. 71, 41. II. It. “D" and that FIED that the Petitioner, C. II. part of last 41 lying K of (IKIIItKK. haa filed a Petition L. A. Highway No. I. all In In th* abate styled Court (or Plat of Bl. Josephs P. H. 1, rtro— ■■lsyl' ii. M— the M l"— r *. I l l : Alto that portion of children named herein, and lha l!W of tadlldg-Tmtea- l rHyou ar* required to show caua* lylng K of I-A. Highway No. W' F Ib l i t m i ahould not h» I aa recorded In P.H. I, Pg granted by aorvlng a copy of 17 and II of shove wl.l public >iur written defense, If any, records; also that portion of upon DARIO J. 1CAIID1. 1*0. the N '» of Paction ll-I M -K U Hoi 111, IVInter Park. Flor­ lying E of L. A Highway Xo. ida. and by filing the original 4, public records of gemlnole thereof with tha Clerk of the County. Florida. (Isnerally lo­ Circuit Court not talar than cated a* being East of Inthe llth day ot Jtlnl, 1H I; tarntatn Ko. 4, W ist of Elder otherwise, a decree mar be Read, and North *t l A 41. Pgbllc bearing will ba held entered again** yea granting In tha gemlnolo County Court •aid adoption. w i t x e i m my hand and tha House, County Commissioner* seal of thla Court at Sanford, Room, Hanford. Florida, on Florida, thla IH h dap at Wednesday, June 11. t i l l at June, 1)11. 7:M P. M or a* aoon thsrea* «r aa powlble. (SEAR) Seminole County Zoning Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., CommlMton clerk o f lha Circuit Court Ily Rnhert 9. Ilrnwn Ily: Joan E. Wilks Pemlnola County Zoning Deputy Clerk Director Puhlleh May II * June 4, 11 Publish May II A June 4, 1141 II. 1111. C D l-llI C D l-llI OUR HOUSE Legal Notice B O A R D IN G (Dmh Gbby • D E A R A B B V : I h a v e o n e o f th o s e h u n b a w U w it h a d u a l p e r p o n a lit y . O n e d a y h e 's a n a n g e l a n d t h e n e x t d n y h e h a s h o m e . I c a ll h im “ D r. J e k y ll a n d M r. H y d e .” I a m a n e r v o u s p e r s o n w it h f o u r c h ild r e n w h o a re all liv e w ir e * , ho b e t w e e n t h e f i v e o f th e m it 's a w o n d e r I 'm n o t in a m e n ­ ta l in s t it u t io n . H is b i g g e s t f a u lt is h is lou d m o u t h . W h e n h e g e t a a n g r y , h e s h o u t * . I t ’ s n o t b a d in t h e w in t e r b e c a u s e w e k e e p o u r w in d o w s c lo s e d , bu t 1 d r e a d s u m m e r b e c a u s e w h en h e y e lls t h e w in d o w s a r e w id e o p e n a n d t h e w h o le n e ig h b o r h o o d c a n h e a r h im . W e liv e in a s u b d iv is io n a n d th e h o u s e * a r e o n t o p o f e a c h o t h e r . I'v e t h r e a te n e d t o h a v e t h e w h o le h o u s e a ir c o n d itiu n e d a n d s e a l t h e w in d o w s . O n ly I c a n 't a f f o r d it t h is s u m m e r . C an y o u te ll m e h o w t o c o n t r o l th is lo u d -m o u th e d m a n o f m i n e ? G O IN t; T O P IE C E S DEAR G O IN G : Y o u 'r e lu c k y . S o m e w o m e n a r e m a r r ie d to m en w h o h a v e o n ly O N E p e r s o n a li t y . A n d it ’ s a lw a y s “ M r. H y d e . '" C a t c h him w h e n h e ’ s “ D r . J e k y l l " a n d te ll h im h ow h is s h o u t in g e m b a r r a s s e s y o u . P r o m is e t o try* h e r d n" t to p r o v o k e h im in t o s u c h o u t b u r s t s . E v e r y w ife k n o w s w h ic h s u b je c t s t r i g g e r a ta n ­ tr u m In h e r m a n . Y o u n e e d o n ly to k e e p h im h a p p y t o k e e p h im i|itiet. I l l D E A R A B I l Y : W e h a v e r e c e n t ly m o v e d in t o a n e w h o m e w h e r e we h a v e n e w fr ie n d s and n e ig h b o r s . T h e y k e e p a s k in g m e , “ W h e n a re y o u g u in g t o g iv e y o u r h o u s e w a r m ­ i n g ? " I w a s b r o u g h t u p in C a n a d n . an d h a v e a lw a y s t h o u g h t it w u s im ­ D E A R C O N F U S E D : (A n d y o u ARE c o n fu s e d .) A h o u s e w a r m in g p a r t y is g iv e n b y th e n ew h o m e o w n ­ e r s f o r th e p u r p o s e o f “ s h o w i n g " t h e ir h o m e t o fr ie n d s an d n e ig h lio r s . N o t h in g n eed lie sa id about a g i f t . A “ s h o w e r '* , o n th e o t h e r hand, IS g iv e n fo r th e e x p re ss pu rp ose o f " c o lle c t ­ i n g " g i f t s f o r t h e h u n ored o n e . • C O N F I D E N T I A L T O M R S. A . : A n d a b o u t th e tim e y o u c a tch u p w it h “ T h e J o n e s e s " — th e y ’ ve r c - f in n n ced, • counted 17 polnti and simply jumped right to t i l n<>-tnimp. Mouth waa not at all happy whan ha looked at tha dummy. Ila could only couhriiTeTi vi n trick* and tha only play fnr a tvalfth would hgva to ha a tquaaiai If you need a Mpieaia to mate twelve trick* tha firU thing to do in to (at it up io South lat W **t hold tho flrat •pad*. H# won tha aarond apada and noted that Knit had to dlacard. Then ha atartrd on (Oq J WELL.t H-Wfc 70 ADAMT \ WA6 I TOLD A6K6S VNR / WOULD l AND A COLONY CM ^ r u t M o o n flc-Fcar- VO(J C ir AM EO UPYOU« YARPf WHAT HAPPfcNtO.'.' CnD THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT m «E A 7 £N TOCUAHANTlNe (TA * A PUtSUC ^M ER ACBy U CONDITION.rrS HO 50fiPKISfi THAT SOU CONRJS6 EXERCISE WITH 5ESMTUOE, B A X TE R B U T H£ CA«£PUL Of'iOUCTCSNE CR I'tL TELL M *•14 VAQJI • AK4I * K 7 Wr.ST FAST * K g j » 7« *10 f l l d VP • 7 * J 1011(11 * m ----------------- * j iu * i > BODTK (D) * AJ3 ' * K 10 ST ♦ W» ♦ A 4J31 Doth vulnerable BoaUk Wart Norik tart t N T. Part • N.T. P»*a Paaa Paea OpanJttg trad— A K fu(jJomsm BPW Members Visit School Hy Hr*. Adam Muller Fiv# member* o f the Dr IIary lluiinois and rnifriaional W om en'! Club attended FHAXK B. MVELLER and Appreciation Day at the Flor­ YVONNE ALEHK MCKtJ.KIl. ida School for Girl* in Ocala hi* vlfe, and I'llll.U I' D. AX. HF.ILiNkN. T r im ., nf the where they distributed gifts letale of the Keller Corpora­ and m ainline* and mrt thr tion, a bankrupt, and all It* jller tg » corporation* lleted girl sponiorcd by the local In Ih* Order of J It. Booker, club. llefere* la Bankruptcy, dated Thoae making the trip were 11 October 1)43. In th* 17. P District Court, Mnutharn Dis­ Marie Arcardi, M argaret Wit trict nf Florida, In Bankrup­ liams, Alberta Warner, Jo tcy No lll-43-M -):C. Includina llldpowood Wood Produete Deck and llert Lederhaus. Co, Ino, 7>afondaatA NrVTtCR TO *t>e*K*R TI.R STtTM o r FLORIDA TOi Frank B. Muelt.c and Drive N ets $600 Mr*. Beatrice Muller, chair­ man for this y ea r’ * Cancer V If* Fund Drive la the Deltary 111! Young Hireet area, announced today that Omaha. Nebraska TOU AUK HEKKIir XtYTT- total ciitlectiona have reach­ FI ED that a suit has heen ed the IROO mark. filed aratnet you In th# above entitled cauae, anil tbat you are required to fit* your a i ­ m er with ih* Clark of thla Court and l« aarve a oopy thereof upun th* I'lalntlff or ■ c n tv rT fu M U i n )H M | n iii> l*lalntlfre attorney*. who** nam* and addreaa I* Bishop tf raMI# IlvdrUE : titled r« h«r#tiy itv#n, lh*t A Borhelola, Id F7aat Fine Ptreet. Orlando, Ft.,rid*, not i» *#r eo m liU rtllAK , tIt•* 8«*ttt(< later than June Mth lld l. If n o l« County Z on ln w CummlNyou fall to do so a Deere* ■U)tt will hold m public ItTLir. Fro Confeeso vltl be entered Inv t« d » i « f m l n » t h » I t u i b l l i s eselnet you for the retlrf de ty o f r*<‘ omm*ri(ilnff la (h* mendrd la the Complaint. Thla H » - r d nf C o u n ly OurntnUifan* eult la to foreclose • mort • (hat Ih* f o l l o w i n g d**i7flb« gage The m l property pro- ad pr«*p» rty pr*«<intly lon t il reeded against let 11*1 fttn«U K«tnlly ft M ld « n lU l lo t 1). Block tl. W HATif. t>« «on«<J A-l A g r ic u lt u r e . I - *? KILPFIBLD FTHPT ADD! tl !*«• W 17 ft. TuahgwllU THIN, according to thi Hhnrai*. t u r t h d r *l««crlD«4 a» plat thereof ae recorded tiding NK o f Oruiigrt Av#. grid In Ptat Book tl. P ipe 41, NW of IJrontUy Avi. and * of Public Record* of Petui- Gabo Jaaaup nole County, Florida; l*ut»lk hearing will h« h«ld Togelber v im the fnllovlng Inn. tho iamlnolo County Court Item uf proporty which ta to If IVII•At County Coin mlNfiurtar* rated In and permanently In llooin, rt4n ford* Flat M r, tin stalled a* a part o f th* Im­ WA'Intutir, Jung IS. 1X1 at provement on said Mad; 7:34 1\ M. or u otoii ttnr«* International ot Utle* *ft«r ot poMlbli. Furnace Model 0*M4 44 KintlnoU County Baling O m n i Idling E-D. W1TNER9 my haad snd the Hy Itobvrt 8, Ilrnwn real of eald Court at Hanford. KvmlnuU County Zoning Dlflc tor Florida, into 14lh dny o f May, 1141. PuMlah Uaj U A J ubo 4. 1X3 Yvonn* Alas* Mueltar, bit I Bird of prey 4 Aquatic held • riying eumnult 13 Havana* • r.elli U Wife ot Francesca drt C.incondo II Wu)(4 UGruuml trwnlx formi M l.nrtixnse lubeunca 14 Vtxnl X) Vereiflera It Worm Xt Uniform 34 K'nd of )o*h»y 14 Chlncvo dynasty 17 Snake----- W) Chimerical IJ Nullify 34 looked obli'iiecly 31 ttrdjctnl 14 Maeculiar nickname |7 llnnlu me from fruit I Ctrl a aa 1 Imaglo* Legal Notice Jlargo rata 4 Kills I Broad * SU(B 7 Snoosr 4 V^ruuiM SL Albans a Naulirai tarn to Pavtry ltoherrvoa 17 l (.folded T7 (tried rocs)vert 43 Good a rollover* 4J Son of (iUb I 1* ScaUm 44 AaeeeenM It Academy awirt It Tidier 44 Surf muse ZlHimbenf pLnUKHockd 47 CaeU 34 kind of peUa M Iafluam 44 Facta -1 Arrnv pouro 40 Cubic matV lu slab 3t Hunter 41 Mnican H i»«w 4 nurtefy tale 1“ r r~ f r* r - r~ rr 1 ir r rr rr - i 31 Pert 34 Intrrprrt » llalfom 37 Mraenrea rt fT \r 11 Era XI Dias M I'aP ef ralactaaeo M Symbol hr !T 3 " r" ■ 1 TT 1 rr V 1 nicknamo sr SPauihter el Ocranua and Tethya ImythJ j r l lirraUl coia TT 1 Tibia piece J Crowned VRight ot tuceweewa I Time period I! U * Chore J Ma.ruIme si appellaLr>n 4 ILaet l I L 55“ i Fatal IRrev nr 7 Mediterranees. i r r r 1 1“ r i ii (HEAL) L u u tl 1 u r of eld ago ■ Make* M M Removes a w n tert hie four heart ItlcVe and when hast had to ditcnril on itir Mvond heart Mouth reiogiiltad a aura ai|ur«ia altuation. W ait had atartrd with all apndea and four henrta. That left him only thrva card* til Ilia minor auita and if anyona wn* K«ing to atop them it had , , | Arthur H Bacbvltk, J r. Clerk ef the Circuit Court Hy: Mnrtka T. Vlhleo Deputy Clerk nithop A Dorasteln 34 Eaat Pine Btreet urlando, Florida Attornaya fur Plaintiff Fuhtlah May 14, 11. 14 * Jans 4. I Ml. CDI-U C IrM tt. TV R E N TA L • Bale* • Service Seminole TV FA 2-1920 Zaalth Color T V Salrt 2400 Sanford A it. (tt W’ MoUen I II (I) Walter Craohtlo — Nava 7 )4 111 Laramie II) Narehall DtHea tl) t'omhat ■ t l (4) Lloyd Itrldgee aaev 1:11 tl) Empire tit Bed Skelton lloer II) Hawaiian Eye •:1# (It Jack lleunr Show tl) ttatoaehahloe 111 IHck I’owell Phow i l ia tl) Garry Moora snev ttf.lo (»t Cloee-upl IK Huntley R-partlng II.•• I1> Nevacope I4> Chaaael • Meveraam (1) Murphy Martin Nave 11:1* tl) MU-Fla. Final Haport II It (4) Sporta Final It 3* i ll Weata-r II.M tl) Hellyvend Merle CaJtewle (t) Chaanei t Theatee 11:11 (I) Tealte Bhev a a 7C7 (I) Farw Market ■ apart (•) Wake ap Morion t t) Today Tiia (4) Pva-Pchool Ptaaalaa t.«a (•) Coaaldovn Nava ' i«> atata »ewe * W k |||| 7:«l It) Mlektt'a Oeepal Ttiae cat (•) Captain Kangaroo (•) Mlekey Braaa tkev •itt tl) Weather and Neva tat Carteuaellla ID • la (•) Te4ay CD Jaak Lolaaa Haw 14) American Hlatory i la (1) (Ula atarm aaev <•) Romper Hoorn • 41 (I) Nova aad latoretovd ta aa <t) Bay w a ** (I ) Calendar it) Learn Ppaaleh t«:ia <11 Flay Tear Heart (•) I Lose Laey t>) Cartoon Capere tt.au (K Aon potbrrn Phow It) Price ta RlgBt (I) The McCoys tt ae tit Conreeirailoa (<) Pel* A Gladya (>) Pevea Keya it i <t) Neva it aa (I) First tmprearte* (»» Krrle Ford Phov' (4) Love or LIU r , - o ---------- thr fourth heart wua led Knat would hr down tu ervrn card*. it would tu- im|>o*aihli' for him to hold atop pore In Irnth minor nulla and all South had to do waa to watch the fall of thr card* and era whetht-r Ida fourth club or dummy’* fourth diamond would be tha twrlflh trick. By r u »h M iiie t t nullment." Thank goudnes* for that. If huabuiuls uinl wives could tancc-l out their miirriagca just U-causo one or the other re­ fused to live up to a rnmpniK'i promise, tlirrn Wouldn't tie many gulden wedding minivt-r.varies crlabratcd, Just consider all the cam ­ paign promises that have lit­ tle chance of ever being kept: lie: ''W ell always toll end) She: "W e’ll never, never quarrel like so many married couples do.'* lie; "W ell he honest with •sicli other. If I have any lit­ tle habits thnt get on your nerves, I want you to tell me frankly." She: "One thing you won't havo to worry about I* my ever being jealoua. 1 Dual you iniiiUritly.” Ho: "Don’t rver change. I want you to atay juat •• you are." iihe: “ Money Isn't impor­ tant when two people love each oilier. Whatever you oiirn will lx- enough.'* He: "Someday, I'm going to buy you everything you want.” Nile: “ We don’t really need anybody but each other,” (Ithrr Rrownira who took part in tlw errem ony that turned them from a Hrownle Into 1 dirt c —--!> Im-lliil—t Susan Baker, Brenda lledenhaujh, Debra Brewer, Gale Denman, Kntma Marie Hoff, Martha Joiner, Punt Newton, Audrey Paul, SliernU Sand­ er*. Alice Shrugga, Paula Vaughn. Deborah W eber, Honme Wirboldt, Susie Smlih and Diano Mnrdnn. Ily Mr*. Adam Muller Junior and Senior High students of DeBary and En­ terprise held a dance at the Recreation Hall of the De­ Bary Fire Station last Sat­ urday night. Mothers chaperoning Ihe group were Mrs. K. T. Hitrlett, Mrs. E. J. Walaskck and Mrs. P. F. Kelley. Those' attending danced to music from a juke box and enjoyed light refreshment* between dance*. A P R IL - M A Y Parts Special! C E N U IN E SPARK FORD PLUGS 55 Ea. G E N U IN E "fm ono , /> \VT/JvMiRtari«i ^ J Z L intha — ? t \ l f 7 3 * y 1 «c;j| * S i* r r . A 'l Ma* gmtliman , w . J im io Bool. Witch for himl" 1919 • 51 $ SU N D AY RITZ F Dr.No RITZ t » r \ ', l T M t A I fit • OPEN 12:13 NOW thru TIIURS. SHOWS A T 1.00 - 3:03 3:10 • 7:13 . 9:03 l' 665 FORDS $994 1952 • 61 FORDS G E N U IN E FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS * 5 « G E N U IN E STARTS F O IID A L U M IN IZE D M UFFLERS EACH DcNo ST A R TS SFN. I’ HIINK FA 2-1216 l.u*t Tlmrw Tonlte First Showing 7:10 First Hour W ill Bo Repelled On Serum) Show - • • See A ll Aa Lata A* 9:10 P . M. Adult KnterMiami-nt "TW O FOK T H E SEESAW " Kohsrt Mllchum hhlrley MacT.ainc I’o-Featura 10:15 "PEYTON P L A C E " Lana Turner In Color WED. It TIIL’ IIS. Carload Plan Nila* “ 7 WOMEN FROM H E L L " Patriria Owens Co-Feature -IIIUII T IM E " Attention FORD OWNERS DeBary Youths Have Dance ' To Go Out Tu A Movie ! I ! l( I UI - I N P. M. Mother Flys Up With Brownie Daughter Here other UVKRYTHINU." \J| V. ( W EDN ESDAY : i la tl) Train ar gaeaaaa II) learaa tar T * _ -------IF) Fathar Knawa Beet It H l«l Galllag MgBl l . l l tt) Mid-Day Report II II (tt NBC Neva Report It) MI4-F1*. Report l.M t l) .Neve * Weather i*> tiarhetor Fathar <t| General Hoepltal t:ia it) Latlttma WEDNESDAY A. M. ):)• tl) ailaaaailea KM III Aa Tho W ert! Werad a II III llga On it) Mid-Fla. Nova I II (•> t elleae el M l AW 111 Belea co • it tl) aiaa on 1:41 i») Ijlftlm e t M (tl T*4ar l:ae (1) Hen Jerrod 1 1) Paorverd tt) Day ta Coarl 1:1* (3) NIlC Neve I II t il Art Ltnktetter (I) Jane Wyman Frte teals l.M (It Loretta ▼aaag (I) The Minto noire it) Qaeoo tae a Bar Fly-up ccrcmoniPa o f Troop 1:11 (1) Ton Don't Hay 913 hold Tlmraday at thr tl) Te Toll The Tralh First rrtib y trrU n Church (I) Whs Do Tea Traat I II (I) Cellingvoed Mlve fralurcd t muthcr-daiishtfr 4:41 (1) Match Game (ty-up for tha flrat time her*. II) aeerol Blarm 4:11 (II Maka Roam Fed Troop k id e r Mr*. <*Vrrnr Daddy R riser reportrd that Jacklr (I) M ae od Mlghd 1:11 (I) Aiaerlroa Neweoieol Thompaoa ami h rr tnothrr (I) TTaelo WaM : Mr*. <1, F. Thompson had 4 41 tl) NtlC Nava tsith mituple in i the rcquirrl.M ( !) Heat at Oroeeko It) Purlatda I mmta for Clrl Scouts and I II (t) Waatha* M ow tew rewarded with thrlr I II (II ltaraa * Alloa (I) Yogi Hear pint. You can't cancal your mar­ keep un wufklng alter the “ Not every repraoentatian riage Juat breauao your wife wedding. made to induce murringe, even rtnt-ffcd on her proniia« to A New York Supreme Court though false, 1* good for an- Ft: DC ID !- NATIONAL Mm IITOAHi: A.SSinJlATIu.N. A Corp rillnn ortenleed under an Act of Congress and agisting pursuant t<> tha Federal NaI’ -nat Mortgane Aeeuclatlon, cy.irler Act, havtag tt* prlnI rlpal oftire In th* City nf IVaehlngtoa IHiIrlct ot Colonhi*. I’ UIntlK, s o u r W if e xou d id n ' t \W EAR YCUC APRON WWL&, • By Oswald Jacoby Legal Notice VOUR HElYPECKED • D o n ’t put o f f w r itin g le t t e r s . S e n d o n e d o lla r t o A b b y fo r h e r Im ok le t , " H o w T o W r it e L e tte rs F o r A ll O c c a s io n s ." justice recently made that ruling when a husband auugbt tu have his marriage annulled Iwcuumi hi* w if„ failed to live it Tilt: c ir c u it r n iR T I TITTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT up tu hrr promlaa to work and l> ATI) FIIR (KMITOLK In Ip supplement hla inronte. (’(IUTTT, FLORIDA Naid his honor: > CDITCEHY TO. IMIS HOUSE • F o r n p e r s o n a l, u n p u b lish ed a n ­ s w e r to y o u r le t t e r , w rite to A R M Y , B o x 3,‘lrtR, B e v e r ly H ills, C a lif. • view • D E A R A l t l l Y : I t ’s n ot th e A N I ­ M A L S th a t g o a ro u n d n a k ed t h a t c o n f u s e o u r y o u n g people. It is t h e W o m e n w h o g o a rou n d 99 p e r c e n t n u k e d w h o c o n f u s e th em . A fn t h e r f o r b id s h is d a u g h t e r to w e a r n b i k i­ n i b a t h in g s u it. T h e n sh e g o e s t o th e b e a c h a n d s e e s th e m b y th e d o z e n s o n fe m a le s w h o a r e e x p o s in g t h e m ­ s e l v e s lik e d a n c e r s in a b u r le s q u e h o u s e . W h u t is a d a u g h te r s u p p o s e d to th in k . c o n f u se d FATHER m t NORTH on* of th* rad suit*, but North I aa II) Ch « New* tt) AMC Eaaaat (1) Worn* Poacher 1:11 (») MIA-Ftn. Resort (I) Great Heaflllaea • :H (I) Atlaatla Woafhaa • II t li Bgorta Ple'oro (•> El. Comment • :!• (•) llaeitwarj Its lit Weather <»i Weather •:•• II) DroearA Nova 1:41 (I) aaorta * :4 ! t l) New* t l) llot Ptovo I.eaaeo (:•• ( ! ) Keyhole (4) Weekly \ ,* t lie- CONFUSED After South’s opening nohave triad to find • 4-4 til In TU ESDAY P . M. p r o p e r i o d o t h is . Is n ’ t It lik e g i v i n g y o u r s e l f a " s h o w e r ’ ’ ? Is it r e a lly c o n s id e r e d g o o d m a n n e rs to in v it e p e o p le t o y o u r h o m e f o r th e p u r p o s n o f c o lle c t in g g i f t s fr o m t h e m ? jacoby On fthidqsi trump bid, North might writ Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren FORD OIL FILTERS 57 • 62 F o r d & F a lcon s2 EACH 40 F O R 1) D 51-56 *2 « 5 EACH 1IR IN G T H I S A D TO OCR FARTS D ttlT. • OPEN S A T . A tT E R N O O N T I L L 4 :3 U Y O U It F R I E N D L Y FORD D EA LE R Strickland Morrison, Inc. vsiaa IIvis sine 10 H f ntsi 308 E . F IR S T S T . SAN FO RD , FLA. P H . F A 2-1 l& l W in te r P a r k M l 1-8916 �I - m'- - !” wSK fip y y j S fK 1-1'j f.If* y • t i *■■>—«* •«- tV • V V -- i •— ■ ■■>i 1 ■ y ■ .i • V • /• 1' , 1- ■ ^Z m j^vSIS S SS SB ^SS S SS SS S Sn ^ Lego! Notict m J in n i c m c i u cm . cn r. ii *»» to rm . . n u s c n r i*. _ — x m j r*T B a w o o * O IL U R T a ft a m m t WILOfM. Defendant, R am an w n ca t# M v a ia TBi O IL U R T B. W ILD ** I t l Foot Hlllwap cassatborrr. f lo r a * TOU ARB I1RRRUT MOTT* BIRD that A Complaint far Dlvarct haa too* filed aialaat you. and. poo ara raq aired to ears* a copy af poor *»♦ awor or fla a d lm to tha Com* plaint an tha Plaintiff-* at* r| tornapa, LAW o r r iC B * o r V J. KL'JMKLL HORNSBT. Mt North Magnolia Avanua, Foot Offlca Boa MR. Orlando, n o r * Ida, and III* tha original An* awor or Flaadlng In tho Of* flea o f tha Clark o f tho Ctr* colt Coart on or hofor* tho lath o f Juno l* t l. If pan fall to do ao. dacron pro confaooo will ba ontorod agalnat fan for tha rallaf domaadad I* tha Complaint. DONE AND ORDERED at ■amlnota County. Ban ford. Florida, thla ITth dap ad B a r A. D. ltd*. VJ (■ B A D Arthur 'I. Barkwltb. J r. Clark of •* circuit Court of damlnala t'ountp, Flor* Ida Bp: Martha T. Vlhlo* Daputp Clark J. Ruaaall Horntbp Law Oofflcta of J. BuaooR lloraobp l i t North Magnolia Aaanoo Orlando, Florida Attornopi for Plaintiff Puhllah Map *1. It t «. It. l t d . CDI-7* toT ita o r anrr TO: JAMEH W . HAHOROV* and BARBARA O. MAR* •JROVE hla wlfa. Do* fondant*. t i l Linda Laao, U o a o a Callforala ROBERT B. MOORS ood MR*. R O B E R T R. MOORE, hla wlfa, Dofaa«* anta, Randlamam North Caro* llaa TOU AND SACK OT TOW ara harabp notified that antt haa baaa commancad agalait pou In tha Circuit Court of tho Ninth Judicial Circuit of tha mat* of Florida in and for Hamlnol* Countp, tho ab­ breviated tltlo of which tot TIIK LIFE INBURANCR COM* PANT OF VIRGINIA. Plaintiff, •va. JAMP.it W . If t HO ROVE and UAItUAIlA (I. HAH. UllOVB, hla wlfa. at al.. Do* fmiUntn, In Chancarp No. 11u11,___ _______ Tho n*ran '- «T flits- * 0 if to* a foracloaura of that certain mortgage from laid defend* anta tu plaintiff, datad Auguat I, t i l t and recorded Baptam* bar It. I t l l In Official Ran* nrda Book III. pag* dll al tho Public Records of Hamlnol* Countp. Florida, ancumborlaf that certain ploct or parcel nr propartp located, altaate, nad being In eald County and ■tats, to-wit: Iait t of HOIITH PINE* CllKitT. tlacund Addition. Ho. plat, a subdivision, accord* o Ing to a plat tharaot, ra* rordfd In Plat Booh II, page la, of lbs Public Itacorda of Hamlnol* , Oountp, Florida. EACH OP TOU IB RE­ QUIRED to film po*r a nowar or othar written dafanaaa to tha Complaint with tho Clarh of the Circuit Court o f Sem­ inole Countp, Florida, In thla proceeding and to toroe n copy thereof upon tba plaint* lira attorneys, wboao names and sddrtaa ara hereinafter aat forth, a* required bp law not latar than tha >th dap of Juno, l t d . In default there­ of tha causa will proceed at parte upon the entry of a Docrot Pr* Confess* again** pou. tVITNEHH mp hand and tho tail of said Court In Raminol* County, Florida, this trd day of May, l t d . IIM U Arthur H. Beckwith. J r. Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark. Beardall. Grldlap and Lawl* At t o r n e y s for Plaintiff H North Court Itraat Post offlca Boa t i l l Orlando, Florida Publt.hl Map 1. K . M. td CD!*17 I to rirt or aerr TO: JACK D. LEE and KATH* RTN LEE, bis wlfa. Da* fandanta, Baaldanc* a n d MatMag Addraao Unknown. TOU AND EACH OF T o ll are harabp notified that ault ha* baan commancad agalnat pou In tha Circuit Court nf tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of tha Htat* nf Florida la and for Hamlnola County, tha ah. bravlatod till* of which l*i Cambridge Havings Bank, Plaintiff 1 -vo. Italph Harry Ethal Lou Iso wlfo, at al., Grayson Grayson, and hi* Dofaadwow la Chancarp No. l l t d . Th* naturs of this ault to a foracloaura of that certain morlgag* from said defend­ ant* to plaintiff, datad Haptrmbir 1, t i l l and recorded Hcptambar It, l t d In Mort­ gage Hook l i t pag* t d af th* Public Itacorda of Hamlnolo Countp, Florida, encumbering that certain place or parcel of property located, situate, and being la aald County and Htat*, to-w lt: Lot It In tb* N. l i t fast of Lot 11. Block It. Wynne* wooj, Sanford. Florida, as* cording to th* Plat tharaot a> recorded la Plat Book t, Pag** t l. tl. and tt, PubUo Records of Samlaols County, Florida. EACH OF TOU M BE* QL'IIIKD to fll* poor aaower or other written dafanaaa to th* Complaint with tho Clark of tb* Circuit Court af Sami* nol* Cuuntp, Florida, In thla proceeding and to sarr* a copy thereof upon the plaint* If fo. attorney*, whoso name* and addroao are hereinafter sat forth, as required by law, aol latar than tha llh dap af Jun*. l t d . In default thereof th* cauas will proceed an part* upon th* aalrp of a Da* era* Pro Coafatao against t*u. WITNESS mp hand and th* official teal at aald Court la gamlnol* County, Florida, this Ird dap at Map, l t d . IHUALt Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clark of th* Circuit Caurt By: M*r:na T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark Baardall. Grldlay and Lewis Attorneys for Plaintiff t* North Court Street Peat Offlca Bus l i l t Orlando, Florida. Publish; May 7. 14. M. td. ODDIS IS • r -fS fr �f T Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2 -5612 1 Classified Phone mm 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction I. Transportation 5. Food fi. For Rent |»A S|iecial Notices 7. I! us i n e s s R e n ta l a 322-5613 ■ CLASSIFIED IN DEX 1. I .out & F o u n d Office 204 W . First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tues., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day Before Insertion. Mon. * Sat. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Frt. - 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. RESPONSIBILITY: Tne Herald win oot be re•pooaibla for m ore than on* incorrect insertion o f your ad, and reserve* the right to re rtie or reject any advertise meat from what ordered to conform to the policies of this > »p w ._______________________ 8. Beach Ken tala 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent II. Real Estate Wanted 12. Ileal Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans U . Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter* 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Radio & Television S. E d u c a tio n - I n s t r u c t io n REGISTRATION opened for Good Shepherd Christian day school. 3. 4 & 3 years old. Nursery III. Kinder­ garten 113. Transportation available for city and out­ lying areaa. 322 7312 or 322-3719 AiMroes amt rt»U*tie« unknown FURN. Apt. 3 0 0 Meilonville. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom FURNISHED 2 bedroom huuse. Adults. No pet*. LOST: 8 week olil grey king FA 2-7604. haired male Kitten. Vici­ nity of 3th St. & Oak Ave 2 BEDROOM Housetrailer. an Saturday 23th of May. Bowman's Trailer Court. Liberal reward offered. Pb. DeBary. NO 8-«H«. 323 0387. LOVELY bedroom, private entrance to gentlemen. SID per week. Hef. FA 2-7461. L * r * e _ reward for return ■1 RM. Vurn. Ant., 1711 Mo. try p__ Q_ S " i l ! i . Pern Park. Florida u! ID papers. FA 2-9177. Beilrtw*m Air - Coinlittoiivii. ■lid file the grlitltixl In the I l l E. Hih Ut., FA 2-6786. office of the clerk of Cir­ LOST: Ladies while wallet cuit Court on or before the on Onoru ltd. between W. 3 BEDROOM borne, Sunlatul, tout day of June, A. O. 15U •lid hvrcln fait not or a de­ Woodland & E. Woodland FA 2 -8 3 t, cree pro cohfexxo will he en­ Dr. Keep money, but return ured aualnet you. FURNISHED 2 bedroom WITNESS my hand » n d rest of contents. ■eal and the teal of eald house. 32 Naranja ltd , De­ c u r t In Sanford, Florida, thle 2 . N o t ic e s - I’ ensunabi Bary. Can be teen ’lu e*. A 17th day of May. A. D. 1»«*. Wed. afternoon. (SEAL) CARD OF THANKS Arthur If. Beckwith. dr.. Clerk. Circuit Court I wish to thank ah my Mends “ CLEAN quiet Room *" The Ity: Martha T. Vlhlrn for their kindness to me Gable*. FA 2 0720. Deputy Clerk while l was in the hospital, Orville John.>>n. Ill eif the law office of for their gifts, cards and I BDRM. bouse. NO 8 3122 Jufeph M. Muraeko alter 0. flowers. Also the nurses p. o. Bo* i :s Pern Park, Florida who w ere so kind to me. 3 ROOM furnlihed Apartment Pubtieti May 31. : l * June Sincerely, Mrs. Carrie Clough 13*1 Mint s: os* <*i it : os- Til* ■ T in : o r st.ohiiia it t iii : m u Legal Notice for couple. 613. FA 2-7390. 2 BEDROOM rurn. ground floor Apartment. Contact 2312 Palmetto, TOs BURK Alit) 3CIIKM KNACN isT icr n r si it Kit anil ll>\ M. SCHISMEfficiency Apt. *W Mo. up. IN TM*S NAME I lf THT ENAL'KR, his wife. resi­ s t ate o r ri.nniiiA dence unknown. Surplus City. 2»l w . 1st. yo u tu t: itKitr.itv s o r t - TO; JORKPIt .A. PULLKtl amt JANK II rUtaLUH, hiVlUD that FKUKItAL NA­ KENT A BED wit*. r**h1*' <-* unknown. TIONAL MORTOAOB ASSOC­ you auk 111: it Kit v n o t i - Rollaway, Hospital k Baby IATION. tiavlnu flltU In this FKriKTMt. VACourt it* sworn Bill of Com­ S'lKI* that Bens. plaint, the natur* and p«irno»« TION A L MOItT«H(JE ASS*"'By Day. Week, nr Month of which H to (orecloee that tATtON, having filed In this certain morteaee executed hy Court It a aw.irn Blit of Com­ CAtlROLL'S FURNITURE Ilerntrd Schemenau-ir *ml Ida plaint, lit* nature ant purM. Hchemenauer, hU wife. t** pott of which I* to for*. In-* Ph FA 2-5181 H6 W. 1st St. Iakwyvrs Mortcacr snil Till* that certain mortg *g* es*Company, on the Sth day of ruled by f*turence W. Ktttnall F U It N IS II E D Apartment. July, 1»J»; that »*M 0»m - an.l Slary Ann Rl*nall, u /k 'a Clean ami close in. Jim m ie plelnt pray* for *n account- Mary Ann Flegl. to Florida Cowan. 322 1013. In* to b» taken under the Mortgage Servl * In*, on the direction of the Court for lath day of November, !»S*. What I* due tbs Plaintiff Tor that aald Complaint prays fur principal and Intereel «n »-‘ ld an ancuuntlnc to he taken unBvortkaa* and morisauv not* *ler the direction of the Court and for lh« coils, chanrr, *'"l tor what l« dti" th* Plaintiff \ t i i i : < iH c l'ir n n i i t n r sipcnat* Including attorney , for prim-1 pul and Intereet on I i i i k * i > r u ji d i m We i in said mortgage and mortgag* Itti and abstract teas atxl i t rr o f w v» • m i tK tiithat In default of such l'<*y- note amt for the costs, charg­ I \in.i: IlH ’ Y r t . M.llMDA. m*nl. title. Interei;. ••'at'- es and capiases Including at­ < i i %w i : iiv \D. i mm fees and ahetract I l». It MS8AD it COM I*A\ T. <lalm. dvmand and equity of torney's redemption of th* Defendant, |e*s and that In default of I'U I n tlf f. and all persona claim !"* by. | eu^lt payment, title. Int.rrst, V9 through. under or action eetate, claim, demand and eq­ : GE GKGK l.l -S T M t O W E N * . 1 1 them or any of them, be »h. uity uf redemption of tin l>*- UI. It «|, anti all per*..ns solutaiy barrad and foreclos'd; fenda nt ■ Dftf«n$9i«ni 9. said lUlt batri* flle-1 In the claiming hy, through, u Itr or A n r ir i: o r * i t t ia Circuit Court of the Ninth Ju­ agalnat tliem or any if them, m m i $. %$.i: ruu»:< i.oM n»; dicial Circuit. In and for -Sun- I*1 absolutely barred and fore- r o i f i l l . T o n y ’ U W A K T Z an.I In de County. In Chancery. •n* cloe*d; eald suit being filed I IK ltll K ft T A U RAILS, a* titled FRnBRAL N.\TU*NAI* In the Circuit Cuurt <>f the K--r»* r 1 1 iMftnpri o f A*MOHTOAUK ASSOCIATION, a Ninth Judicial Circuit, In an I Kamlltiv Comcorporation ofganlxvd .under for Seminole County. In chant»:»»' >, a 11m l U*'1 pa ft nor* an Act of Con;:r»»« and! ; eery, entitled PKtlttAL NA­ ail*j I* **r ,na n Iif nl « itit » i. ila l * In* purauant to tna V-dorat TIONAL MORTG At) K Aik'OCInic uii'lrr t ile U Vh'N o f National Jtort*a*e Atsocla: i->n IATtt»N, a corporation organthe Htat# of Coniivolleyt. Chartar Act. PUInurf. v.rau. lied under an Act of Congress NK O IIK \ < Hi It K H N A it D SCtlS.MS.NAU- and existing pursuant to th* In an unkfiiiwn witat* or National M<*rl*»«e EH and IMA St- 3CIIKMKNAL- Federal roun frjr niftier t h i n Hit Charter Act, plaintiff, versus CIL hit wife: and Hiatt t»f Florida, a n d mall* A FFtJ.KIt and tvo oo w o o l * pitoDt <"res. JlthKPH Ir>«c i t U r e i i I.elnit: INC.. Defendant*, h.dng Ctmti- JANK It. rULLEIt, hie wife. 3 l'r«itwt>qit Hu ad being Chancery cery Ca** No. 17)11. praylha a Defendants, W f i t p o r l . <*«jnn»etlcut. praying a fortcloaura of aald morttta** Cate No. Y i a r « hcrvbjr n o t ifie d that on tho following ecrlhed foreclosure of said mortgage a C om p lain t to f o r t c l o * * « on the following dee*rih«l land, lying and h-ind In certain mnriKaan anrunihs-rina Inol* County. Florid.*, t■■- v* 11 - land, lying and being In S-tnl- the f 1, U•mv i n if Ivti'rlbvd « r i l Lot to. Itlo k J. W i:ATIt- noje County. Fieri,la to.a li: Vrypvity. to*«»U: Lot b of PRAIRIE LAKE EIINFIELI* FlltnT AUDI* Lot t*. BlocH it. W R A T H * MANORS, Seminole Cuunty. TION. according In i>l it sit^ riE L D rn tu T a d d i ­ Florida, according to plat thtrtof as recurded In Plat t i o n ,, ac cor ding to tht thereof recorded In Flat Book IS, Pag* AS. of Public plat t h t r t o f no r « c o r i l r l Book 11, Page 7J, Public Hacordt of 9*niln*de ivunIn Plat Itooh U , F‘ 4| m «« Recur da of X-in Inole County, ty, Florida; Together v*uh and ST. Pybllo IC«c<>rd« uf S'lorhla together with the th* following >■ piiipmvnt: feoritinoU Cucmiy. Kturida, following equipment; Heal­ Intarnatlonal of L'll.a Fur­ h i* b* »n f lit d 4 f i t t i « f yutj er, permanently inatail-d nace, Mod. OtIS st K-l*; You. and each ut - ■■*, are tn Ihv ahovv**tyl«d auU, aud Tou. and tacit of you, art you a r « required l « a t r v t a hereby rvpilrtd to flit t**ra..n- hereny required to fit* t*r- c o p y «jf your t iiik f t f t,r o l h t f ally or by attorney. 1 i O'* of- eonalljf or hy attorney, In ihe IM*4 >Hna to tfti* C o m p la in t on flct of thi Clark of sa; I Court. office of the Clerk of *s!d P laintt (fn «ttorn«> s. ANIiKIt* In tht County Cuurt II >u»». In Court, In the County Court SON. R i 'P l f , D K X V la>W Nth* city of Sanforl. ■ .unty or House, In tho , liv of Hanford. M,.S a, t i n i!«n flKHU. 122 htmlnolt. Slat* of Florida. •*** County of heniinol*. h; ,t>- of Ka«t C on t r ol L t u u r , Orlatido or btfort tht Sth day of Ju;i* Florida, on or b*fore ,he tth Florida, and fIi» tn« original day of J un. l l* . t?v I. J ■»r A. I*., t lt l. your r.mlve ip p itr M i*, ilfiiAef of o’ bftf In • a or or o ih t r PJ* a<tlri k; In tntwtr or othtr ul.a41t>ei to thi tho o f f let o f t h i Citric o f lint in f ftnalvr rv* C.jiiipUlnt I1in thU ca "1’»** ■•»«! t h t Clr- ult Court on o r b t f o r t »*c h w* slid Id ft#r ujftilfi ,s.iuvi«r«. i hr U t h day o f Ju nt» 1*41. ik liv­ 'or the M iiWdll, s ji A -i f A J* Mint* *t - If jmlh* fail, tui d*i w ill kit til* IMatliitlff. ft er •• p r o Plaintiff. * copy of said fittoa l ' torn#/* fo th* rv4*il»ftr- taken atfalnvt | m** ' c o p y ot »-4 4 pUatiln logs, uthtrwlat said >Jltt Urf dvm.tnd fd iii tho C o m ­ ml ftftM lllll of * Complaint will It* I*'tori Aft Mill tft 1.4kft11 49 tor Utat 'l bjf plaint. I'.tufrtacd by you *od *ftdi Mb(a Nolle# iha ll p u h llih >0"ft m l * *« it of > youIU.IA Chit vd oiti'a a w i t k for fo u r ewnD bln tkfttfts 1 BocutJt* a e « k ■ in t h « Han­ >43, At 3r«A d$) o f toA). \ I*. 1143. *utint>. At HaUford. tfftBtlOol• Countjr, ford M rr a li Fanford. StmlooU D A T HD th.* U t h d a y of n irMftw Florida. May, W f* . (dKAU) IBEAL* t a L A L» vail. Jr. r. Arils ar IL IfecU Arthur II. II- »ai ft. Arthur II. H* icaitli, Jr, Cl«r K f tht c i r «i!t * o u r l Clark o* the a*1r, . Co urt f j l t r k o f CHi utl C ou r t -f iiim Quit Cud itjr, Klwr or* ftt of geminet* eat C y : M a r th i T Y 'M -r* Ml Ida. Dvputy Clvrk ItllftO •tyt M *ftb l T l* **jii \| 4j 2 £f » S ilk el Ui*a l>r|»u<> Ctfttk I e p u l y Klerk 1*41. to ii. I'uiil.fthJ to* j 7. H. ; 1. 31. li*J 4, n ha bit,l i; M a r *• 1 Legal Notice c u t-:v . cm-t« By Nadine Seltzer o u t-I I 27. Special Servlet* S 3 . F a rn itu rw 3 4 . A r t ic le * F o r 8*1* NO itown payment. 3 Bed­ WELLS DRILLED, PUM PS, Sell Ut Your Furniture, quick With purchase o f Blue Lu»> ~ Service With the Caih. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS room home, kitchen equip­ tre, rent Electric C arp*! SUPER TRADING POST All Type* and Sixes ped. Fenced yard. Avail­ Shim pooer for only f t p t f FA 2-4677. We Repair and Service able July l»t. North Orlan­ day. Carroll's furniture. do. 322 9070. S T I N E EARLY Hairy Indigo Seed. 34. Article* For Sate Machinery and Supply Co. BY OWNER 3 Itr. 2 hath CB Purity, 9B.725e, germtnatia* 207 W. 2nd SL FA 2 6432 Peeks, mosquito net*, can­ hom e in Pineerevt. Kitchen 74%. G. Barney, *2*4475, teen*, me** kit*. Armyequipped. Reas,,liable down SMITH Air-Condition R efri­ Rl. 5. Box 131, Ocala. Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford payment A n t u n e pay­ geration acrvice. A ll work Ave. 36. AvtotMhn** • Tracks ment*. Call FA 28249. guaranteed. Very reaaon15. H u s in n w O p p o r tu n it y able in price. Day F A 2-7434 BEAUTIFUL furniture. Many Night FA 2-2089. fine imports. Also linens, dishes and silver. Call FA 27434. L A W N SERVICE For Lea>«: Service Station. Choice location. Apply The Pure Oil Co. tut W. 6th Mowing and edging, etc. Sat* READY M IX Concrete, win­ ^ faction guaranteed. Ph. St. dow litis, lintels, step*, F A 2-1617. block*, sand, cement, reek, GROCERY Store k meat pipe, Heel, grease traps, m arket. At! fixtures and Plano Tuning and Repair dry well*, stepping stones. stock cheap. Make an offer. W. L. Hannon FA 2-4233 Miracle Concrete Co. FA 2-3161 30* Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 KKKilDAIRE Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 3251 or FA 2-0525. -V ■■ »->• rrvti v wts* 4. tl. S W E E T IE PIE 2-BEDROOM furnlihed apart­ ment, also efficiency apart­ ment, furnished. 322 6341. equipped. FA 2-3722. c d i -:» May 28, 1963 — Page 9 12. Real Estate T n Salt W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First St. 1. Lost & Found Tou nre hereby nutltled that a Petition hna b««n filed In the above atyled ciote by Sucene I.us and Edith Lux for the adoption o f Wlldeeard Marla Walter*, a mtnur, hy the I’ etltlonere, and you are required to eerve a copy of LOST: Black Handbag with yuar xnewer or objection to tapestry design. Saturday etiow cause why aald petltloa ehould not be cranted on the evening in downtown area attorney for Petitioners. OR- frralh UNFURNISHED 1 bedroom Apt. kitchen equipped. 10« W. lath St. FA 2-4678. Legal Notice it minor #a*tnr b 6. For R est house, kitchen equipped. 27. Special Sendees Ph. FA 2 3631. 28. lau n dry Service 29. Automobile Sendee 2 BEDROOM house. Florida 29A. A uto Accessories room. Available now. Ph. 30. Machinery - Tools FA 2 1549. 31. Poultry - Live stock 3 1A. Pets EFFICIENCY Apartment on 32. Flowers - Shrubs First St. Near 2 city free 33. Furniture parking lots and shopping t i t i i k c i n c v i T t n t n r o r 34. Articles F or Sale stores. No utility charges. THE HATH J t m r t l L t lllSuitable for couple or sin­ e r r r . i t s i n s o n » e h i - 33. Articles Wanted hols : i n c v r v . s i .u n i n i . 56. Automobiles - Trucks gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. I T C lIA.Tt'EH Y TO. I3IMT Store. I S T IIK M A T T R I l OF* U n » P - 37. Boats - Motors TION l»r KLOKNE L.CX A S H 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 3 BEDROOM'S. K i t c h e n KtUTIt L U X h il d e u a k d 39. Trailers - Cabanas SI A III A W A L T K I t a , ( w e t i i k u T O T ir r. TOl rllA ltL K * U WALTERS ff!?r 16. Female Help Wanted Sales k Service G. II. HIGH 4700 W. 1st SL Sanford Fh. FA 2-3883 SHALLOW WELI.S k PUMPS Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 195* CHEV. VS. Std. traas. Call 323-0585. CARS WANTED REEL'S USED CARS Uth SL k Sanford Ave. BUYING A NEW or USED CART ' FINANCE IT WITH US * Low Interest Rates • Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 1933 CP. D ev. Cad. Loaded. Actual 49.000 mL Im m acu­ YOU pick it, bring contain­ late. $795. F A 2-3461 o f er. Blackeyed peas. $1.75 GA 5-0383. Air-Conditioninpr a bu. Fancy peppers $1.50 a bu. Tomatuc* $2.00 a bu. 1951 ( D R . DODGE Sedan, h . it. h o p e c o „ I N C . Cash price $63. FA 2-244*. ELD ERLY while w o m a n 2U0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Okra $3.50 ■ bu. FA 2 0603. See at 423 Grandview D r. keep house (or elderly peo­ ALUMINUM Furniture re29. Automobile Servlet ple. FA 2-3980 Run* good. webbed cheaper than you 1958 EDSEL. Looks good. A . K. Rnsaet* AUTO RADIO SERVICE CURB Girl. Apply Pig 'N can do it yourself. Bring ter. FA 2.1851. PERSONAL RADIO k TV Whistle. Sanford. It to (he Furniture Center. “ H i finally proposed! He proposed that I altar* my 25th. St. k Sanford Ave. 1100 French Ave. chocolate candy wrtth him !" WOMAN to make custom 37. U oa ta • M o to r * Auto Glass, Tops m ade drapes and slip covers. BLACKEYED Peas. Y ou pick 6. For Rent 12. Real Fatal* For Sale W rite Box 1, Sanford Her­ k Sea* Covers and bring container. $1.50 Gateway T o The Waterway ald. a bu. FA 2-788L UNFURN. l i t Floor. 3 rim . 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. K o b s o u Sporting Goods A U T O GLASS & bath, 2 icreened porche*. Good location, kitchen Your EVINRUDE Dealer TRADE—3 Wheel heavy duty 17. M a le H elp Wanted SE A T COVER CO. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply equipped. Low down pay 304 6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5961 Band Saw lor heavy duty 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 upataln evening*. ment. Aaiume loan. A real SERVICE Station Attendant. Lawn M ower. 322 8273. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 3S. Motorcycle* • S c o o t e r * Experienced in lubrication. laving. Call 322-7879. RENTALS Must be over 21. References SEWING MACHINE. 1963 •58 INDIAN M otorcycle. TOO A U T O G LASS 11IDR3I, uniurn. home Loch DOWN PAYM ENT While xig la g . No attach­ required. I-ike Mary Am oco ce. twin, Light weight. Arbor }33. 2 Bedrm, Furn. OVERCOME IN ST A L L E D Station. Lake Mary. ments needed to tew un but­ $393.00. FA 2 9912. Apt. S55. 1 Hdnn. Furn. New Home — never occupied. tons, make* button holes and Senkarik (Huns and Paint Apt. 643. Robert A. W il­ 3 Bedroom*, two full tile 19. S itu a t io n s W a n te d fancy ltitcbcs. Tako 3 pay­ VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. Company liam*, Realtor. FA 2-3931. bath*. Large Lot. Built-in 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 ments o f $8.02. Write Cre­ New k Used. Child Care. FA 2 2274. Range and Oven. Principle Lewla Sale.' A Servle* __ dit Adjustment. P. O. Box NEW unfurnished 2 bedroom and Interest payment $64.15 GOOD Laundress. Will do 31. Poultry - Mvettlock 2132, DcLand, Fla. 2517 Country Club Rd. Duplex Apt. New itove k per month. ironing in my home. Rea­ Ph. FA-2-7928 refrigerator. W a t e r furnFOR SALE: Three Gurnaey WIZARD push Mower $7.00. J. W. Hall, Realty sonable. 706 Bay Ave. iihed. Tile bath and terraiheifers, 9 months old. Had 3 hp. Clinton 4 cycle Mow­ BICYCLES repaired • Re* FA 2 3611 to floors, 4,5 m>r Mo. Ph. calfliood vaccination. $285 E XPERIENCED Cook. 23 painted. E lec. Train* re* er 615. Eleclresteem Heater. FA 2-371 alter 5. WILL TRADE year*. Male. 322 8U8. " fur”i )T"ffirceTCan' V A 2 29 3o-f-J l*V 801-U.—Rit-Ktr - -pjtrvth -Coy's —Bike—Shope-— 3 Lott in Sanford, close to or com e to 2114 Summerlin lit Sanford Ave. F A 2-9663, NEW Home, 3 bedroom*, I ’ ii 3 PIECE Bathroom set with downtown, for liounetrallcr 21. Beauty Salon* Ave. after 5:00 p.m. Free pick up and delivery. baths. WeallnghouM! kitch­ fittings. $15.00. 42'' Kitch­ of equal value. Write P. O. en, central oil heat. CarHARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK en sink with fittings, $5.oo. For quality automobiles at 31 A . 1’ et.i Box 702, Wildwood. Fla. porle. iiHi.oo monthly, op­ Complete Scr. Eve. Appt's. Gas range, good baker. low prices check the Herald tion to buy. Ph. Orlando ON LAKE RAVENNA. 4 Bed 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 REGISTERED Collie*. $26. $15.00. Freo delivery. Ph. classified pages where loca l 422-2376. FA 2-2157 alter 6. rut., 2 bath. Comfortable 1 dealers advertise. FA 2-1757. GRADUATION SPECIAL year old home in excellent Cut ‘N Curl Beauty Shop BEDROOM house in De­ DACHSHUNDS - T w o mini*, condition. Fireplace, Air Bary. Large Florida room . Cold Wave $695 complete. tu r n , AKC. Beautiful black conditioning, central heat, Mr. fc Mr*. Utility room. Open evening by appt. with tan apols. 8 weeks old double carporle 4k large FA 2-7213. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0631 Special price. $35. FA 2 3912 utility rm, covered patio with neat landscaped yard 2 2 . B u ild - P a in t - R e p a ir 3 3 . F lo w e r s - S h r u b * SMALL furnished iwiu.se; cou­ 301 Vlhlen ltd. ple preferred; modern con­ FINISHED masonry home on POTTED MUMS in bloom. venience*. 9U5 W. 3 t h St. NO CA5I1 NEEDED your property any wive re 35c up. SM ALL clean Furn. Apt. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. 161 in Florida. No down pay­ GRAPEVILLE NURSERY month. T. k I. included. Light* k water 1'urn. Ph. ment. Low monthly pay­ Grapeville Ave. Near 20th St. 322 8065. FA 2-U702. ments. I. E. Batten. 5U5 E. 3rd St. Ph. FA 2-1970 or 33. Furniture CLEAN 1st floor Apartment. 3 A 4 BEDROOM Home*. FA 2M40. Sanford, Fla. See models at Highland Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ New people In to vn look at metto. Ave Ixmgwtaid. 10 m in u te), . . . ~ Hi raid Ails. He sure your south ou 17-92 ami west on *''■ S e r v lc w business is represented with 2 BEDRM. Huusctrallcr Furu. Seminule 1 bluvk. alii active advertisements. tu’ x 50.'. FA 2-4196. LMN ENTERPRISES INC. Call FA 2-3dl2. DAY Grill cook. Female pre­ ferred. Must be experienc­ ed. Waiircvs. must be ex ­ perienced. Chick 'N Treat, Sanford. Your Neighbor A t Hollers m Wall FURNISHED 2 bedroom huuse. Air Conditioner $80 a month. FA 33219. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquixt, Also. FURNISHED Apt. Bright A FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank IlMg. clean. *60 a .Mo. G06 S Park Ave. St. I’ lumbiriR & Heating Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. I.arry’ * Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 We Buy. Sell, Trade, Repair KILL'S THRIFT SHOP Realty PLUMBING Johns Furniture * Appliances - T V. FURNISHED Duplex. Adults. THE TIM E TESTED FIRM Contracting Repairs Upen 9 to 9 daily amt Week­ FA 2-7074. ISU Park. FREE ESTIMATES 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 ends tt— ; I It t., HARVEY BEDROOM unfurniihcd H O M E In ’ Geneva, Fla. I'll. 322 7363 2619 Hiawatha St. 2l>4 Samord Ave. FA 2 3383 hou*e. Kitchen tniuipped. Sanford, Fla. Church Street. It it . SeliNear base. FA 2-0566. ers. Phone 319 4281. 3fi. K ndiu &- T e le v is io n FRF-K T s TIALXTK t BEliROOM furnished house 3 BEDROOMS, Florida room. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ PERSONAL ItADtil A TV tin large lot. 5Q> u mmilh. ovating. New A Used Furni­ New roof Sacrifice, IHioo 1 DAY SERVICE FA 2 0597. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. down. $77.26 month. Ph. 25th. St. & Sanford Ave, Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 2-4836. Ph. 323-0655 2626 L.VUREL Ave" 3 Bed­ FA 2-2117. rooms, 1 bath, Living room, A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME 27. Special Service* dining room, kitchen A WANTED reliable couple lo —Necessarily. It U to have Florida rutm. $H5 a month, lake up monthly payments that tntaiigiole something LAWN'S Renovated - Aerate 3K 6776. o f $15.51) en 3 complete Remove Thatch - Chinch you feel the moment you Hug Spray (VC-I3J * Fcrti rnnnis n( furniture. Call enter. Situated on a beau­ 9. Fur Sulc nr Kent 'U — Ph. FA 2 4241 tiful shady corner lot. Is TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-4205 LAWN S IR lect. one of the nicest 2 bed­ MANSFIELD room homes in Sanford. 2 BR. 817 Catalina FA 2 0578 Let us show you, you will exclaim “ Wouldn't it lie BY OWNER, 3 Harm. 2 baths nice to live h e re !" $ll,9uu large lot. FA 2 1952. for the — and well worth it. I I . H eal K .stulv W a n t e d 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Must lie hardwood floors. Garage. Prefer East Sanford, taw down payment. Ulder type borne preferred. Write Box B, c o Sanford Herald 12. H eal E s ta te F u r S a le 2 BEDROOM House. 908 Myr­ tle Ave. Call Jim m ie Co­ wan. 322-4013. BY OWNER. Furnished or unfurnished. 2 bedroom huuse. 122 Country Club Dr. FA 2-1399 Stemper Agency LIKE REALTOR — INSURUK FA 2-4991 JU19 S. French Ave. NEWLY redecorated 3 bed­ room frame house at 312 Holly Ave. Near school, close in. Hardwood floors thru out. I.arge rooms, mo­ dern kitchen equipped $7,500 Liberal terms. Contrail Mrs. M. L. Itaborn. Ph. i FA 2 5859 or FA 3-3792. | Jim Hunt Realty S' ; n DRIES Slore. Stock A equipment. Well establish­ Oil Ice FA 2-2118 ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ Night FA 2U648 tire. Call FA 2 0271 or 323-0700 tang wood TE 8 63«) 2524 Pars Dr Sao/ord, FIs. ONLY six left in desirable Tee 'N Green Estates. See model on UpsaU Road, Real E-date— Mortgages Centrally air conditioned, 3 t il N. Park Ave. FA 2 2120 or t bedroom t, beautiful Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 family room, in your price Evenings range, 2txh Si. W. by MayFA 2-3517 FA 2 3829 F A 2-8360 fair Country Club. Stenstrom Realty best years of your l if e. . . AIs NASH, MECHANIC At, who ban worked here for 2 years haw a lovely w tfo, G rrtla and 2 rule liltlr girls, Grrtta l.inn and Marla Diane. At likes to fish and play the guitar, lie look* forward In the linn- he and hie family ran drive over the Alaskan Highway. H ea d y T u S e r v e Y ou At H o lle r s o f S a n fo r d HOLLESSoiSANFORD M ONTH K N II CLEAN • VP T O D A Y ’S SPECIALS 19S 8 *295 19 5 8 ‘ 495 1 0 C A FOIU,Vfl | # S tu tiu n W ngirn J Q H O C ^ 7 J LAKBFRO N T APARTM EN TS on tho iho/es ot beautiful Lake Mattland I & 2 B ed room s Yacht Club social canter, pool, sun deck, shuttlehoard, putting green, boat docks, fishing 1, I Ml ft 2 Baths Mjnutet to thooping tna G£ kitchens; range, (ehiterator, oven, garbage disposal! included. Plui, wall to wall carpets, airconditioning and heating, city water, city sewerage, sound proof privacy. pier. dew Atamm Orlando to urtMfl snd c oftdr»( tc UrHist. Hot a Co-operative! but CON 00 MiN-l-UM! j from $ 9 , 4 5 0 mnJ $43 par month. WI TH III; VI Elf. VI rOMATIC . i.L E c n m : 2 s p e e d W INDSHIELD WIPER AND YYASUKK TODAY t r v n h m is s io n Bank financing available. LAKE MAITLAND TERRACE APARTMENTS HM S Or ■ate lw< ri On VISII Vi |*u K- 'S J a>«!M fir) fhsnv i l l - l i t ) FOfAftAeft Mrtifmt Apfrfmp apen fwmry t mm U* § p m ft'vy'h*# Ja.IuJctii* rimjei inl ■. i. ,ijut» it »M U ft AntiA 219 E. “ nil ST. SAM ORD 33U3 PA R K A \ fI. J �' ' » ' 4 Junior High Students Score 'A s Pour Sanford Junior High era whose scores put them on School students m ade top the Honor Roll. They Included scores during the past ala Michele Malhon, Raymond Dederiag. Kathy Sloan. Kit weeks grading period to cant deGanaM, W a n d a Austin, an all “ A " report card. Barbara Bell, Robin FordThey are Lam ar Oxford, ham , Wanda Nelson, Bill HalLaeUe K ing, Carol Besaerer back. Stephen Mslott, Dwight Prank Whigham, Smith, ta d Pam Meriwether. Chris Wilson. Mike Yentsch, Sixteen students w ere nom­ Christine Almqulst, Ann Carl­ inated for the P ilot Club son, Marilyn Hern, Susan scholarship awards Including Hoop, Debbie Johnson, Deb­ Kay Tilson, Sheralynn Wil­ bie Kinsey, Sue Makla, Pat liams, Lynn Carlson, Karen Marnsita, Marty Pierce. Mar- 2 THE 8CHOOLHOU8E FOUR PLUS ONE, consisting of Principal Christy [ntendent R. T. MHwee, and Principal* John Angel and Louin Band Director Michael Flutter at the piano, will be among acta preaented for tonight's program for the Longwood Ele(Herald Photo) Courthouse Records William Belay, etux to FHA, Plnecreat, $11,300 M m r r Ekrv to Elsie Jones, _etal, 30-10-30, <1,000 m tr y Homes, Inc., to James ^ O liver, etux, Goldie Manor, $12,000 Ward H ieki, Inc., to Jamea . 1 4 O'Donnell, etux, Eastbrook, $17,400 D m Chapman, etux, to Ho'b e r t Granger Sr., dux, ^Oakland Shores, $3,000 Qukland Estates, Inc., to •Courtney D a m ll. e t u x , ^Oakland EaMlea. tto.uou f t e r g i B u s Jr., d u x to Ho. hert Llpptocott, etux, Evanadate, $12,230 M arti* Segal to Anthony Ci- aecio, Casselberry, $23,000 la r r le tt Pennell to David * Douglas, Sanlando, $6,000 Sbaodoro C h illi nt, d u x to Prank Wise Jr., etux, Lake Harney, $7,000 Bradshaw, etux, Academ y Manor, $0,400 Jay Beck, etux, to Alfred to DeLattlbeaudicre, etux, L- Charles Pearson, d u x . Aaron Minnick, d u x , Tan% B -ll, T-C, $3,000 glcwood, $10,000 FHA to Felton Ncesimlth, Theodore Chalfanl, d u x , to etux, Sanlando, $14,300 Dewey Denton, etux, <*,500 John Kearney, etux, to Quintin Lacey, etux, Magnolia Felton Neessmlth, d u x , to Howard B erry, etux, Oak­ lights., 110,000 land Hills, <0,000 FHA to Robb Williams, etux, F la il D ivorce D ecrees No. Orlando, 113.200 Virgil Jay Waned, d u x , to Peter Chalterton vs Marie Chalterlon Gene Moody, d u x , Little Frances Redden vs Eloy Wcklva, 17,too Redden William Clause, e t u x , to Jam es Lee, d u x . Celery Eva Mae Ritch va C ed i Ritch Evelyn Dinklni va Roswell PUntailon, <7,300 Dinkins Shoemaker Construction Co., Williams, Sally Deal, Kathryn Young. M ery Louise Klay, M ichele Malbon, Sue Makin, Carol Besserer, Stefany W cstgate, Raym ond P i­ rn, Pam ela Pigott, Pam Meriwether, Claudia B o m gardner and Debbie Kirkley. Porty seventh graders were listed on the .H onor Roll as follow s: Brent Armstrong, Mike Southward, Sharon Llpsey, Kay Tilton, K ay White, Sheralynn Williams, Darlene Robertson, D i x i e Holmes, Hank Ashby, K alhy Avenel, Linda Taylor, Bonnie Boyd, Loretta Conrad, Janice Robn, George Carlton, Ben W Infre*, Batalina Allison, Donna Rit­ ter. Also Michael Gibson. Bud­ dy Stokes, Daryl Kanter, l^nn Carlson, Cindy Green, Jean Huff, Sue P rice, Karen Williams, Larry Radd, Carol Ann Nelson, Sally Deal, Les­ lie Hartwlg, Kathryn Young, Pamela Robinson, Linda Lee, Gail Gatcbel, Mary Margar­ et Reynolds, M ary Louise Klay, Steven Pltxgerald, Paula Elam, Crlll Ninth graders included to Duggan. Donna Ruutb, Ralph Butler. Uyn Smith, Judy Wilson. A lso Cheryl A very. K aye students w ho made the Honor Unger, N ancy Rodgers, - Betty Harden, Gall Hodman. Ar­ Bateman, W. W. Beasley, Roll lest six weeks. They Hittell, Brenda Carroll, Mer- nold Allison. Jim m y B a rk s inelkt Griffith. John Canna- Cbarlei Scott. Linda Ashby, Chuck Plgott, George Haupt- were: Marilyn Dee Epps, Kareo vino. Grenda Bennett. Ann Adrienne Epstein. kown, Jenifer Coe, Linda Mal­ loy, Linda Perkins, SalUe Peterson, G all Roberts, Sha­ ron W eir. Cathy Best, Jeen Wilkins, Prances Cam m aek, R icky G oerss, Mark R a born, Steve Leach , Beth M organ, Susan Day, Janice Boston, H O M E G AR D EN ER S Kenneth Martin, Bobby K uy­ kendall, Laura Pays Watson, Wc art headquarters for Hunniland Garden Supplies, a and JanJce Daniels. complete line of garden nupplies including fertilizer, l« v il% li • • • insecticiden, fungicides, weed killer* and noil fumigants for Florida noils and climate. Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE MATHER of Stanford PLANT FOODS & CHEMICALS ROOM S Complete AS I-OW • GARDEN TOOUS • HOSE Inc., to Ruy Pounds, etux, An efficient airplane ca r­ Ravenna Park. <l3.auu ries a quarter o f its weigh! LMN Enterprises, Inc., to as cargo. Donald Ludwig, alux, Long■ dale, <10.300 ART BROWN P. Zeuli and Sons, Inc., to PEST CONTROL Cecil Dsndrldge, du x. Sin Termite* A Other P w U Scm Knolls, 19,300 Eldon Goldman, d u i, to 2601 PARK DR. H ILL LUM BER A Charles Notcn, etux, Cas­ 322-8865 SANFORD H A R D W A R E CO. selberry. <12,500 113 W . 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. • LAWN MOWERS • LAWN SPRINKLERS LUM BER & H A R D W A R E illl) French Ave. Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. tut ST. FA 2-0983 delicious C H IC K E N In • a- box With F. Frit*, daw, roll* Along with delicious chicken and other fine foods, wc serve SEA FOODS daily. FISH FRY O N F R ID A Y S - GRAND 85c O P E N N IN G t Today Only - 1 - 1 1 With each hamburger buy at the regular low get a milk shake FREE! tomorrow, Thursday or for valuable prizes awarded to the lucky winner Saturday, OPEN D A IL Y WEEKENDS f UNTIL ? P. M. Nothing to buy you do not have to be present to win Ph. F A 2-7 �Million Shopping Center Wins Okay The propoeed II S n ifik m Wln-Mae shopping center at 1-4 and Highway 43d wa* giv­ en form a l approval b y the County C oam iaetoa this m a n * *«* e i © 6 inf. The Com mission voted to uphold action o f the County Zoning Com mission In ap­ proving n m o o in g from agri­ cultural and residential to com m ercial ter the property at the southeast corner of (be interchange. Discussion in the matter continued ter one hour with opposition being voiced by a delegation from D ol-Ray Ma­ By L A R R Y V E RSSEL Memorial Day tomorrow • . . Nothing scheduled hero. No p a ra d ci, no rem em brance o f our w a r dead . . . How many men from Sanford lost their live* fighting fo r us 7 Hill wo rem em ber them aa we read the paper, put on nor. with The delegation, petitions, armed charged the and spend their In den Foundation to sell the en­ nent domain for an access Engineer W illiam Bush point­ appreciation for Capt. Joseph money tire Orange County. The shopping center would reduce the value o f their properties e ry 's board motion approved to uphold recreation property for A v ­ 9100,000 for the Sanford M ili­ the ta ry A cadem y. Avery, w h o and eaoM a traffic hazard. Zoning Commission in a 4-1 Com missioner James P. Avery Jr. pointed out that m ore com m ercial and Indus­ trial properties are needed In the county to bring about increased taxes. C. W. Clayton Jr., repre­ senting Win-Mac. charged that South Seminole County is " b e ­ com ing the bedroom for Or­ ange County,” in that per­ sons reside there but work vote. Commissioner John Fitzpatrick seconded A very's motion but vo;ed against it. The Commission form ally approved an agreement to transfer title to a part o f the recreational area on Celery Ave, to the City for l l i .000 plus possible 40-foot right-ofway along the west aide o f the golf course. The City ia negotiating with the MacFad- road to the burial plot. ed out Deferred action on the Gar­ y e a n the county several ago through oversight den Club's request fo r a park­ failed to record deeds fo r a previously held out for 77,300 ing arM In Sunland Estate* for the county, voted against pending a public bearing for opposing residents. the agreement this morning. Purchased a new truck from In other action today the Strtckland-Morrison for $1,203 County Com mission: with a trade-in. Agreed to accept from Agreed 3-2 to accept a E lm er Jones deed for three right-of-way from Longwoodacres of land in a Negro Markham Road from Overstreet Land Company and r e ­ cem etery o ff Highway 430 (or quest Atlantic Coast Line a potter's field ia return for Railroad to install a crossing condemning land under em i­ to company property. County previous right-of-way and that the land waa cut o ff by the new Interstate 4. County a lio accepted rightof-way fo r the State Road Department to Install an a c­ cess road in the Sanlando area U> relieve four home owners also cut o ff by 1-4. Approved a bond for Linton Cox. newly appointed justice o f the peace | Approved a resolution of M. TttUy Jr., to be relieved in July as commanding offi­ cer o f Heavy Attack Wing One at NAS, the resolution to be presented at the Cham­ ber o f Com m erce's farewell dinner for the Navy officer. Referred to County Attor­ ney Harold Johnson a claim by William R. Wlgley for out-of-pocket expenses for medical care for his wife, in­ jured in a fall in the court­ house. • a • County Commission today opposed legislation provid- TV, shoot pool, play golf, go to the g rocery ? Sen. Mack Ctevrlaad Jr. telephoned the Commission today fo r Ha reaetlea. Jam es P . Avery J r. and Chairman J. C. Huteblsoa pointed not that II would grant m ore control to Tallakaaaeo and m ight Me e p Sem inole C o a l y fends when needed. lirraUt Nobody asked m e but, I waa always em barrassed by the w ord* sacred, glorious, and sa crifice and tbe ex pres­ sion ia vein. Wo had beard them, som etim es standing la tbe ratn, out of earshot, so that only the shouted words came through, and had read them, on proclamations, now for a long time, and I had seen nothing sacred o n the battlefields and the thing! that w ere glorious bad no glory and the sacrifices were like the stockyards in Chicago if nothing waa done with tbe m eat except to bury it. There were many words that you could not itand to hear and finally only the name* o f the places had dig nity. Certain number* were; the sam e way and certain dates and these with the names o f the places w ere all you could say and have them mean anything. • • • WEATHER: Knir through Thu re tiny. High todny, 85-90. I,o\v tonight, 60-65. VOL. 53 United I’ rca a Leased Wire Ketublinhed 1903 W EI)., M AY 29, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 722 Legislature Clears Battle Decks Desperate Tax p i : .J J J.. L STRANGE LOOKING LITTLE MEN called ‘T h e Whistlers" invaded the statfe o f Seminole High School Tuesday to take part in the Merry GoRound, musical variety show. The highly amused but somewhat bewildered audience were told that they were Moose l (See story on Page 5 o f todny’s Herald.) (Herald Photo) I think of Terry Cordell killed in Viet Nam and ab­ stract words such as glory, honor, courage o r hallow were obscene beside the con crete name* o f villages, the num ber o f roads, the names o f rivers, the numbers of regimenta and the dales. • • • I think of tbe snowy ridges o f K orea . . . I think o f the Solomuns. ] think of t!ie Argonne. I think o f a village in Korea in the spring of 193'.’ . . . I think of a regiment wiped out for a w ar nobody won . . . I think of Terry Cor­ dell dying alone in an un­ fam iliar land with a strange flag flying overhead . . . , • » ef • In m ad held by the state, In ■ plan to lead Bto not la ns# by n county to another county la 3 2 3 Jump Burning Ship TALLAHASSEE U P I ) — cleared the Legislature wilh The Legislature, clearing the concurrence of the Senate in decks for a big tax hassle, minor House amendments. tied up loose ends today by One bdl gives junior c o l­ sending to the governor biili raising Junior college teach­ ers' pay, repealing the $100 teacher competency award and creating a public defend­ er system. J ________________________ ______ The measures, which al, ready had passed h ull houses. H assle lege instructors a 3330 annual I Another does away with the qualified for tbe bonus. pay raise and provides funds] controversial competency aThe bill creating the o ffic e for year-round operation o( ward but allow* funds to pay o f public defender In e a ch these two-year colleges. |teacher* who have already judicial circuit to represent penniless persons accused o f crim e cleared wtlh concur* rcn ce In an am endm ent au­ thorizing the cou rt to deter­ m ine the insolvency o f the accused felon Mighty Titan Rocket Blows Up In Sky o f the director, whose title U changed from president, and requires frequent reports to the Cabinet and Board o f Control on olf-cam pus courses offered by FICUS and stu* sturnt enrollment. It also em ­ powers the Hoard o f Control rather than FICUS to deter* m ine off-campus study needs. Tile legislatu re also wrap­ ped up and sent to the guv* ernor hill* to establish a jun­ ior college in Polk County and a Gulf coast laboratory in Northwest Florida to study dog flies and create divisions o f sponsored research at statu universities. Chances for sine die ad­ journment e o tim e F rid a y dimmed considerably today with House-Senate disagree­ ment on a tax program to balance the $987 million stato PORTLAN D, Maine (U P I) | A Navy spokesman said th er the equipment in tho boiler __A flash fire broke out ill fire was touched u ff by lubri- 'room and scorched Ihe paint. the boiler room o f the d e e -] eating oil which came in son- The lln»t« did not spread to CAFF ^AN A V Kit VI, ( 0 * 1 ) troyer USri BluiV.y today h*,* j UCt with a pail, or a hi-tViimfr p a ils of to* v -*--l. D t f l f l 'l mighty* T ilan J than one hour after the sh ip ' pip* after an oil gusge lin*- . Firefighter* uaed steam r0ckct, ihr powtrpl'ant for arrived here to participate in broke. >tid fiaiu in extinguishing future orbital voyages of L'.S, , , . Memorial Day exercise*. Tit* fire slightly damaged -|,u blast,-. A Portland fire astronaut*, blew up in the pulled up alongside the sky loday in tine o f the most I hope there arc som e Bags *hc •Um" 1 t 1 lllaiidy bub it* hose* were not spectacular failures of Ihe flying on First St. tomorrow, juimved or walked down the gnnjrplank from the destroy­ 1 The lilnndy wits scheduled The 103-foot missile ruinParking meters are being er to the Maine State l*i.<r ■ J W B J t t o hold open house for visittiled from its launching pat! where it was tied up. A hand­ Installed in front o f the May. ful o f t s i l o r j remained H B lII ors today atni Mcmurinl Day. at at>oul 11:35 a. in. (12:33 e r's business office today. • • • ! Today’ * public visiting m ig h t! p. in.) Hut abut 30 seconds aboutd to help civilian fire­ be canceled, the Navy said. 1taler, its massive booster Federal government still men in putting ou t the blaze. The entile crew returned to Mage cracked upon and sent T w o sailors were overcome sitting on those port terminal NEW YORK (U P I)—Stock* the ship ut mid-morning, less a lowering hall of black by smoke while fighting the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Mayor Imwrence Swofford, left, signed on the plana. opened firm in moderately • • • than tw o hcuri after the fire smoke and brilliant red flame fire. N o one was seriously dotted line this morning with Maekle Hrotheni Cniwtruction o f Miami for active trading. soaring into the sky. started. We queried County Com­ hurt. the building of the town's new $350,000 Water plant. Standing by were It was the first lim e a T i­ m issioner John FiUpatrick Curl Iltirbridge, center, company representative and Harold Ituddiffe, tans missile lias ever blown about that regional planning president o f Glace Engineering o f St. Petersburg which bandied all pre­ MOBILE, Ala. (L T D — up in flight, although others council meeting in Daytona liminary work. (Herald Photo) Slate Sen. John Tyson o f .Mo­ have failed for various m ec­ budget. yesterday and what he learn­ bile say* lie wants Alabam a's hanical and electrical rea­ The tax tangle developed ed and John cam e right back southeastern border to e x ­ son*. Tuesday night when llo u s s spouting figures on how much tend nearly to Tallahassee. The initial explosion ap­ and Senate finance com m it-, the Osceola and Lake County parently cracked the Hi story tees could not get together Commissioners a r e getting rocket in two. The aecond on a program to make up per month and pay boosts fur PARIS (L 'P li — President slags’ , one of tin* most an estimated $181 million gap both boards. Charles dr Gaulle plans to powerful ever built lor a U. • • • between anticipated Income TALLAHASSEE fU 1*11 — A VA TIC A N CITY (U P I) — visit the Untied Statr* to con­ S. military missile, continu­ and authorized spending. Tilings must really be bad The Vatican reported today fer with President Kennedy, House rommittce t u r n e d ed a high, arching clim b and Tlie Senate committee w ants about Tuesday and paiscd a It the sewage treatment plant Information Minister Alain that a "distinct improvement" state sweepstake* bill, but dwn started a downward to lako alt the money front . . . They disconnected the DAYTONA H K A fll ( CPI ) son to, o f Daytona Beach, just sought to show Thompson dewas noted in the condition of Pcyrefittc said today. Hut lie lack o l a companion bill in plunge, still intact, phone and put a pay station — V 10-year-old union mem- us a preliminary hearing on liherutcly tampered with tits Ihe sale* tax, while the ltouso gave no dale for such a poss­ the Senate may send send it it to to the the / ' r“ r-*n*c safety officerr at i her wus re-arrested today on the charge was alumt to begin , has already voted to m ake Pope John X XIII. mile may niic . . Ih lr phone there. ible visit. nu it,.. n „ it (hectic 1,.,-tii- Lape Canaveral carefully- and. charges . • ir u ,, broking system or ihe Hum • • • up some o f the deficit by grave •Hiring during Hie tm.il, final, The statement win the most tile m i n t s . i, I 1<#■rLr ........................... of s a b o t a g i n ”g « iiefuro U. S. Commissioner . I,. •■ m . ■, T, ■*n . I ft* I. itl I i.,., I I it,*, ,. I li .. I rI l . . . saa I* « t Thnmpai,n, who tin* (dcad- increasing tlie tax on ciga rsldays of till* MM3 'ins i1" ” 1 m I freight train «|i<*ratal by the Ifnil lluwkln*, Ja ycrcs are planning a optim istic to ilute atmut tinA companion conilitiilioiial * ** j ‘i stake l mn i r x ntH|o».lmuiiil F l o r i d *» Knit Thontpuon wuh indict d by c-d innocent, wus about to take |tvs ami corporations. m assive drive to make this condition of the si-year-old IIAVANNA (C P U — Cuba's two swilches that A showdown probably w on't amendment implementing the gered city the most flag flying city |Const Railway May 3 at Ne w ! a federal grund Jury in Jack- the stand ill his own defense Pope, who is suffering from |official pre-s charged today hill faced action today in Ihe touched ofi a "d estru ct" pack­ Kmyrnn Reach. in the state . . . Target date 'sonville Tuesday, He was re- today when the warrant was com e beforo Thursday o r that an "A m erican plane'' | age inside llie stage. Friday. is June 14 (Flag D ay) . . . inttrnnl bleeding snd a stom ­ fired heavy machine guns House ennslitliliniial amend U. S. MurshaL served the Irasrd nil 45,(mu Itoinl penil- served mi him. The resulting explosion m enli rom m ittce. Without ach tumor that could he can­ Flag sales will start very vuirrant mi Harold V. 'I'homp- lug trial in U. -S. District Sunday at an island off the carved the sky with a second, Court in Jacksonville later soon. cerous. north roast where Russian* the companion amendment, although smaller, scar o f red • • • the bill could not be used. t i n * summer. In a communique issued and Cubans are prospecting flame and jet black smoke. The House Appropriations That three-page controver­ During the first day's hearshortly after 2:.'IU p.m., |H:30 for oil. The debris fell harmlessly Committee tacked on an sial letter being circulated by irg before the commissioner onlu the caprland into the amendment killing a J3o.i**) t h r e e Lily Commissioners a.m. ESTl, the Vatican said: h u t week, the government ocean, and caused no injuries. "A t to a. m. (4 a.m. today) appropriation to start the waa given the brush-off by MOSCOW (U P I) — Chief sent the the County Commission this a distinct improvement wa* Marshal of artillery Sergei sweepstakes and morning. Chairman J. C. noted ill tile g e n e ia l condition S. Varentsov ha* been re measure to the Hour of the HIIIMINGIIAM. Ala. ( UPI ) Hutchison (minted out that o f the august patient, thus moved from hi* top post in M l House Tuesday, A federal judge today ruled the letter had been received ■confirm ing yesterday'* pre the Sov iet armed forces* a n d ' T,u' ,a n ,e com iuillre had the Justice Department wav LOUISVILLE, Ky. ( U P D by all members o f the County i diction." reduced m rank for associa­ voted against Hie bill Mon "without authority to sue fur Kdward T. Urea Hi lit Jr. left It suld that Dr. Piero Maaday, but reversed ilsclf Tues­ Commission and directed tion with executed Soviet spy integration of school* at even hi* mo»t anient support­ Clerk Art Beckwith to "Hie zoni visited the pope ami then Oleg Penkoviky, informed day and approved it 8 it. Funeral services for "Robert er* a bit stunned today with The measure would estab­ it.” The letter was not read left the apostolic palace with sources disclosed today. Huntsville and kladisun Coun­ E. Thompson of Casselberry, no plans to return until to­ prcMvntM its the magnitude of his victory lish four stale sweepstakes a or ide ntilied who died Saturday, will be ty in Alabama. • • • night. over A. B. (Happy ) Chandler year, with the four mayor held at 10:30 a.m. Thursday Federal District Judge II. Thi* announcement pointed for tin- Democratic nomina­ AH governmental agencies. LAKE ALFRED (U P li ~ tracks selling tickets. at HuGrainkuw Funeral H. Groom* dismissed a suit out that the spiritual leader tion for governor o f Ken­ Part of the proceeds would City Hall, and courthouse will The citrus industry research Home Chapel with Rev. D ar­ S p r i n g Hhd in January for desegre­ tucky. be closed tomorrow . , . Her­ o f the Roman Catholic church advisory com m ittee lias start­ Ih- used (or education. win Shea officiating. spent a "n ig h t o f quiet rest" gation of schools near the Facing in his first try for The cum milter did not indiald will be open and will pub­ ed an evaluation of ail work Hurial will be in Highland and had "n o need for n-eist- now being done by federal cate whether the sweepstakeRedstone Arsenal in Hunts­ political office the man many lish . . , as usual! Memory Gardens near Forest ance." ville, winch has thousands of Kentuckian* thought was un­ and stale agencies in fields could gel oft the ground with City. beatable, Ihe 38-ycar-old Hup federal em ployes. Although w orkm en are, o f citrus research in Ffor -1 out Hie initial $5U,OUO approids. priation. Grooms cited many decis­ kinsville attorney racked up busy cleaning up Ihe old hos- . . . ion* in which court* have a plurality that approached Seminole High School pita! building at Fifth and N O j U Q Q f held Hie federal government 60,000 votes. Oak. presumably preparatory In Bridge Page 11 Thurt*., Muy 30 - 8 P.M . hat no right to sue for the to conversion to an apartment WASHINGTON (U P I) - 1 W ASHINGTON (U P I) — Classified Pagr 3*A civil rights of individual*. WASHINGTON' O i l 'l l —Ag­ The White Hui-e announced Tin- Fcdcm l Communication* building, the realty broker Com irs Page J A "I am o f the opinion that report* the deal has not been riculture Department otlicial* today Hut President K-n* Communion IFOC) today mi­ ItODEHT l*A UN IK. Director Page II Dear Aliby told Senate investigator, to­ ned) ha* called a meeting th «tu ed American Telephone Hie United States is without T A L L A H A S S E E ( LI T) — consummated. HETTYE SMITH, Pianist Page l-A Editorial day that the United States next Tuexlay to discuw ru i Telegruph Co. unit Western authority tu maintain this A bill upprupriutiug $73,000 Page 11 Entertainment H ia t was no mirage . . . due* nut lace a sugar short- ciai matters with a group of Cnimi Telegruph Co. to raise further,. ................ Hiat th e 'fo .r construction o f a National — featuring — action and. ______ Puswie T h at really was ■ survey crew age this year and predicted j about ICO hu-tnei* executive- their tales fur private line Page 2 -A complaint d o ci not Mate a Guard A rm ory In <>■•,<!* wu* SIDNEY V illi,K N . JR. Society out by Btsr Lake Road this that climbing prices should with com m ercial interest in tetegruph services to everyone _. Page to St t claim upon which relief can introduced today by Rep. Wit­ Trum peter fs o r a in f. dporu 1 level off soon. |the South. * iex irp i press customers . he granted,” Grooms said, liiam O 'N eil o f Marion. ... Page g j cf Jt&lVAmm* Firm Opening Extend Borders Pope Better; Spends Quiet, Restful Night U. S. 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That’s a good word but you used it, 1 didn’t. 1 should say, rather, it surprised me when 1 read about it in The Herald. Of course, some times people do things (or which they are sorry later. Q. Do you get The Herald? Yessir, and as an ex-Journal 1st 1 think you have a mighty fine little newspaper. • • • Note to Mr. Wlegers: This phone conversation was not taped . . . Honest, I mean it . . . Seriously V .". Keck, who’s got »4 0 ? • • • The question: Is the new fence to keep the County Commissioners in, or the pub­ lic out? Anyhow, the County Commission room has been dressed up with a new rail­ ing In front o ( the Commis­ sion table. Looks nice. • • • chison and James F. Avery Jr., who said they favored a salary increase “ but it should become effective, if at all, at the end o f our terms o f o f­ fice.” Lee Gary and John Alexander pointed to being in office only “ five months and we feel we cannot sup­ port any such action now.” When the board requested Gen­ eral Hutchison to request the legis­ lative delegation to consider the pay hike, Fitzpatrick exclaimed he is “ in favor o f it now.” Avery said he feels it should be at the end o f his term o f office “ but 1 won't oppose a pay raise now.” All board member* were agreed that the position o f County Commis­ sioner "fast is becoming a full-time job, as it is now in Orange County.” Consideration o f a salary in­ crease for Seminole County Commis­ sioners was to be requested of the county legislative delegation today by board members, it was decided at an informal session today. John Fitspatrick, wrho f i r s t broached the matter o f a pay hike for Commissioners, brought up the subject again thia morning. Commis­ sioners receive $2,400 annually, with $1,200 for expenses. Fitzpatrick seeks an Increase to $4,800 annually, including expenses. Other Commissioners made no comment w h e n Fitzpatrick first brought up the matter before the legislative delegation in public hear­ ings several months ago. But he gained two supporters this morning in Chairman J. C. Hut­ ★ ★ ★ County O K 's. Water, Drain Legislation United Press Leased Wire 14 Die MIAMI (UPI)—At less! 14 persons died la accidents around the state over the weekend, half of them In multi-fatality auto crashes. Season Over LAKELAND (UPI) - T h e 1991-83 citrus season, for all practical purposes, Is over, according to an official of the Florida Citrus Mutual Moon Probe WASHINGTON (UPI) Thirty senators joined today la a proposed resolution urg­ ing that Uw United Statei seek an agreement with Rus­ sia to ban all atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. Destruction By VRk*4 Press International Flood • building thunder storms followed a rash o( do structive tornadoes into the South today. At least IS homes in Oklahoma City, Okla., lay in shambles. J. C. HUTCHISON Ths board directed Chair­ •End Of Term’ man J. C. Hutchison to request of th* county legislative dele­ JO H N F IT Z P A T R IC K WASHINGTON (UPI) gation to introduce the meas­ ’Gimme Now’ Both political parties are reure and push for its passage -pnf’ rd f “ “ ' “ C Kr»wri»re during this nn*i we*k ui Uw a* a strong contender for Legislature. County Attorney H a r o l d thrir 1944 presidential con­ Johnson, who drafted the 40ventions, but neither will page proposal, explained to make its choice until next the Commissioner* he “ more month. or le»* followed the act for WASHINGTON Orange County since a grout deal of our water problems lAtty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy LOS ANGELES (Ul’ D -T h e rise in Orange County.” appealed today to about 40 Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. H a ir r r v p t i o r ^ t tLut tfc< tt tll (Ih) |told about 30,000 persons takDAYTONA BKJpOg- <1 PI) Eying Frisco Desegregate Movies, RFK Tells Owners Regional Plan Meeting Opens In Daytona Established 1908 MON., HAY 27, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 720 $987 Million Budget Gets Lawmakers' Okay TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — >997 million state budget cleared the Legislature today wtth 39-9 Senate approval. The bill, which now goes to the Governor, was adopted with a minimum o f pubUe discussion, but the Senate spent one hour and one half in secret session just prior to calling th* rolL Passage of the big money bill now sends the legislators on a hurried search for reve­ nue to finance U. Sen. Warren Henderson, Satasota Republican. de­ manded to know where tbs >11? million In m inlm na tan Increase* was going In from. Tha Senate Finance Committee has approved snip tax hut so fa r, which would ralaa only f H j million by eliminating nomn eaamp* Um u la tha talas tan. Th* Senate io holding keek on tax peopoeal natil th* House decides if It will pa along with 9 bond harrowing program ■for liz s million in new construction. Urn Honan sent the Senate-passed bond measure to Its flniwen com­ mittee far study today and spent th* morning discussing bat taking aa final action an a bill to fracas county spend* lag far schael operations in a per cent af total easts, In­ creasing state contributions Ths Village of North Or­ by some >34 million. lando today Is temporarily without a police chief sine* volunteer chief Dav# Tllson Friday night handed In his resignation “ due to pressing business demand* of his reg­ ular job.” No other appointment was mads at tha time by the coun­ TALLAKUSEC (UPI) cil which was masting in spe­ Hers Is the vote by wh cial session to award bids the record >99? million i on insurance eoveraga for the priationa bill passed the newly reorganised live-man at* and cleared th* lngUla» police department. turn today: Accepted was a composite Voting for th* bUl (SO): plan as presented by At DavC a m w a y, Aatew, Bartwfu Water Boost Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) - A high spsce agency official says the United Slates will strive to put a man on the The City Commianlon, meeting in regular ses­ moon by 1970 regardless of sion tonight, is expected to upprove plans and ideas what the Soviet Union may to kick-off the start o f a $800,000 water improve­ ment program. do. Agreement Urged Legislation establishing a county-wide drainage and wa­ ter control program was ap­ proved today by the County Commission in informal ses­ sion. WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday. High today, $5-90. Low tonight, 60-65. The program includes a new* well field, trans­ mission lines, reservoir, water treatment plant which Young Convict Escapes In Hail Of Gunfire PORT t. A U D K R I) A L E (UPI) — A husky young con­ vict Just sentenced to four years in prison grabbed a rourt bailiffs pistol today and escaped (ho llroward County Courthouse in a hall of gun­ fire that loft one man wound­ ed. Authorities identified the escaper aa Muxwood ilrumTejV UIMUJ1 ZiVJim UUO.MJ sci up roadblocks throughout the city. They described him as six foot tall, IBS pounds wills tattoos on both arms. Brumley was sentenced this morning to four years in pri­ son for breaking and enter­ ing by Court o f Records Judge Louie Wrlsilnjf. Bailiff Her­ bert Bush was leading the prisoners out of the court­ room to a rage to await would give more water and inervas* the pressure in the southern part o f the city. At th* earn* time, th* engi­ neers, Clark, Daily and Diets, are expected to recommend ■ plan Incorporating an Idea by City Manayer W. E. Knowles that In addition to ths Coun­ try Club plant site, would create storage and treatment ment facilities at the present well field and use the two well fields together. This plan, according to the engineers, would give the ctiy the use of the raw water lines plus added storage farltie* aa well as the 13th Street plant as a storage and booster sta­ tion. North Orlando Police Chief Resigns Post BUnh, S oyd. t o m hy officials of his company son, Campbell, Clark*, Clrrw and of Hanna-Ctosson. land, Connor, Edwards, F ra * er, Friday, Galloway, Oath Gar, Bibaea, H em O , R et!* ban, Johns, Beth Johnson, D * DKLAND (U l’ l—Ur. James wwy Johnson, M cCarty!' M * W. ParrLh ha* resigned aa poles, Maahtoa, Melton, F as vies president of Stetson Uni­ rlsh, M arco, PrlcJ, Robastn versity to become pastor ef Ryan, Spottswood, Stratton, the First Baptist Church, Win­ Tucker, G. W. Williams, R » ter Park, effective Aug. 1, hart Williams. President J. Ollie Edmunds Voting against ths bUl (9) U1 (9)1] aakl today. Covington, Cross, Davlaj Henderson, Kelly, Pop#, t. SNA * or, Whitaker and Young. Quits Post TALI.AIIAS.SEE (UIM) — A hill to give Gulfstrrum Hurra Track a crack at the favored m!4 - assault racing (late* at tha height uf th* win. ‘ " ,u „ ,U, to desegregate their I lnK Pnrt to » ter touri«t season wa* killed S OME R A N D O M - A tw o ^ .y meeting ef the R ,ll>’ . , ... , , „ . , |must be approved In a refer-1 for Birmingham” S u n d a y THOUGHTS WHILE LOOK­ east central Murid* Regional! . , ' ... ’ . . . . . . movie house*. today. , _ „ . , ienduro by Bniiinolu County . . . . . . . , |o „ wh<.n ING OVER FOOTS YEL- Planning Council opened here # * ; J„hn H. .Stemliler. head of night that President Kennedy The hill, which u|i|>vumm| tu "had not done enough’ to brolke , way< ,, , , V1NGTON REPORT ON ALL today with an Impressive list Theutcr Owners of America, have a* many lives a* a cat, . * . . Primary water p r o j e c t s . . : ,f DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS . . o f experts on subjects rangsaid the president’s brother outlaw segregation. wa* put tu final real in the . , , would he financial with gen, . .. Cracks were observed in th* :ing from industrial developSenate miscellaneous legisla­ 1 • . . eral obligation bond*, puyable invited a representative group . , , exterior walls of must all the ment to population predicting . from southern states to hear C llU lC C i SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - tion committee. l j .., , . . from 4 two.mill ail valorem . . , . ,. Bride** .... . ........ Pag* 5 building* . . . nothing serious scheduled to speak. WASHINGTON (CPlh—Sen. ^Approximately 13,0m) No The killing vote wns 6 7. tax over a period uf 40 year*. the department's views on ruBarry Goldwater (K-Ariz.) is grocs, whiles and orientals The council, which covers ClussHied ........ ... Page 1) say* Mr. Yclvington . . . more ciul restrictions. Secondary water p r o j e c t s work needed on electrical re­ Brevard, Indian River, Orange, Cuniica ........._- Pag* 9 Kennedy also was urged hy the best choice (or the 1944 held a peaceful demonstra would be financed from cur­ pairs . . . wiring bad . . . few Osceola, Seminole and Volusia James Meredith, first N eg ro Republican presidential nom­ lion at the City Halt Plaza Dear Abby ----- - Page 6 rent tax receipts. ination, according to nearly Sunday In show sympathy fur o f the building* will meet th* counties, Is (expevted to drawEditorial ....... Tags 4 The Fleet Reserve Board uf Another measure allowing l° e" ru111 lhe U''iver.ity of half the delegates to the two Negroes in Birmingham, Ala., Director* will meet at 7:30 present day code*. . . . To up major development policy Entertainment _ Pag* 6 tlie county to have an engi­ Mississippi, t o p r e s s for GOP convention who answer­ and to call for an end to p. in. today to discus* final bring structures up t j stand, for future growth plans—par­ Puzzle ....... ...... I’ags 8 WASHINGTON (U P D -T h * neer's feasibility study for stronger civil right* legisla­ ed a poll conducted by Ute racial prejudica in San Fran­ plana fur Memorial Day ami ards “ not economically feas­ ticularly in the Cope Cunav- drainage and water control al­ tion "with teeth In It.” Society ________ Page 9 Supremo Court nnaalmanalF ible.” . , . “ Do-it-yourself” eral area—as a result of ths so is before the Legislature. Meredith discussed legisla­ Indianapolis News. Pag* 1 Sports ...... branch election*. cisco. directed th* city of Msmphie typo of repaira urged will sessions. tion to provide more oppor­ County Commissioners Tues­ today to “ promptly” dasagrnScheduled to apeak today greatly reduce potential fire day will attend a session of tunities and better protection gala Ha parka, libraries a id hazard*. • • . City will study were: for minority groups in a 10 the East Central Florida Re­ museums and served aotlca Philip Hammer, Washing­ the report tonight, will prob­ gional Planning Council and minute talk with the attorney that Southern communities ably nod their heads and niova ton, D. C., consultant and spe­ will conduct their regular general Just before Kennedyare moving too slowly toward cialist in economic bate analy­ •n to th* next item. srmi-monthy session Wednes­ met the theater owners. POUT AU PRINCE. Haiti Integrating their achoola. • • • sis and land use economics; Meredith told newsmen a f­ day. Today’s ruling rejected a (UPI) — J’ resklent Francois Mrs. Margaret llrdand, At­ State Road Department sur­ terwards that his situation at p l a n by Memphis which vey rrews out by Celery Ave. lanta regional metropolitan ‘Ule Miss.” was “ still hud" Duvulier’s security force* have would hsvs gradually deseg­ th* other day and work should planning committee member hut that he and Kennedy con­ ] killed nearly 200 person*— regated the parks and other start on the project. It'e too who will forecast popula­ centrated their attention on mostly politieal prisoners— facilities over a delayed pel* I during the past month accordtion influx; Prof. Howard bad th* county didn't go along civil rights legislation. tod of Umc. The court held w i t h C i t y recommendation Menhinlck. brad o f th* city Meredith, who later flew '"g *° •nti-government Haiti­ that tha constitutional rtfhta GAINESVILLE ( UPI ) ans. planning department at Geor­ that the improvement program hack to Jackson, Mis*., was o f Negroes were being vio­ Duvalier’s opponent* claim extend past the city limit* in­ gian Tech, speak* on trans­ University of Florid* presi­ invited to confer with the at­ lated by the delay. portation facilities; Dr. Fred dent J. Wayne Kelts pul in a torney general after hi* ap- tlu-y can list th* names of 11HI stead of outside to the river. City officials of Msmphia • • • Blair Jr., Auhurndale, plan­ plus this weekend for Gov. pearanca on the “ Meet the victim* of government repres­ Farris Bryant's proposal to had relied on the court’s fam­ sion since anti-government ter­ ning and economic develop­ School bus sideswiped a car Press” show Sunday. borrow $125 million for uni­ ed 1966 edict that Negro#* rorist* killed three of the pres­ out by (ioliienrod this morn­ ment consultant. should be integrated Into th* ident's bodyguards in un ap­ Dr. James Sheehan, Cincin­ versity construction. ing. No one hurt. Anyone Reitz said if the Legislature schools "with all deliberate parent attempt to kidnap his thought of the idru of safety nati, Ohio, market analyst, fails to authorize the borrow­ speed.” This has bean takaa two children April 24. speaking on commercial devel­ belts in school buses? Graveside services fur Al­ to mean on n gradual baala. • • • opment; Dr. Dorothy Muncy ing, tire result could be “ dis­ bert Robinson, 64, will be astrous for higher education o f Washington, industrial S t u d e n t government day in Flor.da.” held Tuesday at South-ide chedulrd down at the city to­ planning locution runsulunt; Cemetery, according to the Prof. Charles Huur. Ilaivuid day. It wa* cancelled. « • * University low school, s h a k ­ Brisson Funeral Hume. RubinMaitland's Juck Zorlan still ing on planning and land us* TALLAHASSEE (U Pit - ton's TALLAHASSEE (Ul’ l) — ha* twomonths to get his controls; Dr. Marion Clawson, Sen. L. P. Gibson, Perry, In­ frem laike Monroe, at the The governor permitted a bill plana ready for thut proposed consultant in recreation facil­ troduced legislation today to city bout basin, last Wedne*-' („ become law today without .MRS. JANET I’OTTER of DeBury, the mother of four children, get* Robert E. Thompson, 90, boat marina. Nothing dune yet ities; I’earaon Stewart speak­ require a license fee on all day. Investigation failed to in* signature that would re­ Imndlo of ntuil from PoAtmuHtcr Walter Haul before hoarding the truck former city editor and report­ ing un major utilities facil­ persons taking alligators or I reveal Robinson'* residence strict sale of prison made and th* City C o m m i u i o o to run her regular mail route. Mra. Potter bccumo the first "lady postman” er for the Sanford Harold* want* to know why and has ities; Carl Ftiss, Washington crocodiles from Florida wa-1 and brought forth no rela- goods to agencies of the state, in the area early thia month. (Cox Photo) died lata Saturday night at hie ■umnioned Zurian to its mast­ urban design consultant, ami lers. I lives, | The measure increased the hums In Casselberry. Robert Anderson, of Chapel ing tonight. A nativa uf Chicago, ML* • • • Hill, a specialist in general Thompson came to Semlnol* County Commission meeting planning. County five years ago from in special session this morn­ Brockton, Mass. Ho was n ing. As usual press not told member o f the Presbyterian until Johnny Fitspatrick said Church in Orlando. Something over coffee. They Survivora are hi* wife, Mrs. didn't even tell the gentleman Ixirralne C. Thompson and two who had Chairman J. C. WASHINGTON (UIT) — ■on*, Stuart J. Thompson II Hutchison's parking space be­ Senate approval of (he admin NEWARK. N. J. (U PI)—A| eral liuurs after the crash Newark and Elizabeth Gen-, couldn't tee a thing,” he said.' company truck that had been - Norfolk, Vs., and was en and Hubert E. Thompson Jr.* hind th* courthouse. Th# gen­ Istralion'i 1640 million menall of Caaaelbenry and on# eral had to park on th* street. tal health bill was predicted! massive chain reaction col- state troupers found another eral and Aicxlsn Brothers, "The tremendous fog Just; accompanying him ram into route home. • • • today by the chairman of the I11*"11 of caruo trucksand truck buried under theother' Hospitals innearby “ II was very iuggy and I brother, Stuart J. Thompson KUza- seemed to collapse from the hJl f|< t|m> llriver w„ , uf Chicago. saw (lares up ahead,” be sky. It was the worst 1 ever I . . . . . The city ha* been warued committee that bandied the i passenger cars un the fog- vehicles. beth. Funeral arrangement* am ' shrouded New Jersey Turn-1 The crash scene wa* in the Some of the trucks were en saw. It Just fell on me.” said. “ I stowed down and P**1 m lhe ca ^' But to pay Sewage treatment legislation. something struck m y " c a r ’ to Incomplete at thisitlme. Gram. 1 Coates said he heard the » » my buddy. I tried plant contractors Texes Mid­ Chairman Utter Hill. (D P‘ke early today killed at northbound lane of the high route tu markets in New York west pending further notice A la.), of the Seo*le Labor l«*«t six pertunt. noise uf crashing vehicles and to help him. He said he was the rear. I’ m Just glad I was k“ w Fu? ,rml ,,om* speed highway between inter- City. * charge o f arrangements. (tom the bonding company. and Public Welfare Commit-1 Police still were rutting - change* 13 and 14 near NewY. B. Coates, 63. of Ruse then bis truck was rammed j hurt. It was an huur before a little late. He was not taFinancial woe* plaquing the tee made the forteait as the through tangled wreckage in ark Airport. they got him out,' Coates j jured. boro, N. C., a driver fur the |in the rear, Senate prepared to begin de- j search of bodiev They said at “ It was truck un top ol it. C. Coverson Hauling Co., outfit. "A truck hit me and drove said. Slate Police Sgt. C. J. Gre­ s e e bate oo President Kennedy's, least 10 other pereuus were, truck un tup of truck,” said was driving a load of crated me 60 yards forward,” be Cllliurd Treutmg, 23. of Al­ co said the cause o( the ac­ NEW YORK (U PO -Stocka The door* o f the courthouse “ bold new approacn " for i Injured, two ertttcaSy. J Stste Trooper Hubert Bebnke. chickens when be ran into the said. bany, N. Y., arrived a little cident would have to be de­ were irregularly lower ka ere being torn out today and treating the mentally ill and • The aeeidcgf tardive' III Th* dead and injured were fog. Cosies got out to see wlial later, lie was recently di<- termined when T r o o p e r * moderately a c t i v e trading •ear out* to he installed. retarded. , trucks sod Uzc* atstow^yh,i tM « f to St. James Hospital in early today. When 1 hit that spot you, happened and saw anulhur. ciurgctl fzwnz tha Navy *4j make their zspurt*. turn — Not Enough Best Choice? Herald Index Sympathy Parade Meet Set 'Mix' Parks, Memphis Told Haiti Death Toll: 200 School Money Boost Backed Services Set Bryant Declines To Ink Bill Gator Law? Former Herald Editor Dies Police Cut Through Tangled Wreckage Mental Health Bill O K Seen ! i i ★ ★ ★ Cleveland Said Yes To Bill TT' tnu urawu^ “ , Racing Dates Bill Killed 43 New Jersey Turnpike Collision Kills Six J Stocks Lower ‘I �TRU - TENDER TRU-TENDER CURE • ROUND SIRLOLN Bob O’NtiU* Jack Ludwig, Frank VoltoUna and (Herald Photo) • RIB • CHUCK AI.L MEAT STEW lb. 48c TENDER F rom Your Downtown Floriat I.B. Beef Liver 29c FRKSII CAUGHT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP M U L L E T lb. 5c C«r. E. li t 4 Hanford A t *. FA I-ISU FA 2-S432 PURE FIRST CUT ELL18 ISLAND OFFICIAL PRESIDENTS CAR io presented to new Javcee President _____ Smith______________________ >y Willie W illie H u n t. A ft In o n y Ballev. Hallev. sstate ta te Jim (eecond from left) by Hunt Att le left la C Corn* president, Smith, pm u u niV f o iiii isiie Mre. 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You enjoy moun­ tain-fresh “ vacation dim u te." l l ull adda up to priceless com fort for meru pennies a day. 'frie d and proven Electric Air Conditioning is the best investment over. Enjoyed by a half-million o f your Florida neighbors. Take advantage now o f the all-time low prices and rosy term s. See your electric appliance dealer or air conditioning contractor today. J . . . IT S CHEAPER. TOO Blackeyed Peas lb. 9c 2 COMFORTS IN 1 FIRM RICE Y ear-round electric a ir conditioning cool* in sum­ mer; uarm s in w inter. Tomatoes \ FLORI DA POWER & LI 6HT COMPANY W. ScvU Burns HELPING OiJILD f l Q R i Q A tjuantity Rights Kesen e«l 207 Mag. A**. h. ST. A SANFORD AVE 1100 W. 13th. STREET �o m* •w tftfrS May 27. 1963 — Pap* 3 fm ll Everest Climbers Okay Lyman Boosters To Sponsor Spring Game Pope 'Serious' VATICAN CITY (U P l) - 1"very icrioui” condition d«- that he is improving, Vatican By Jane Casselberry Tope John XXIII remains in spite optimistic statements sources said today. Thr Lyman Athletic Boost­ Semi-official sources at the ers Association will sponsor Vatican said the 81-year-old a Spring Basketball Game pontiff, dangerously ill fol­ on Friday at 8 p.m. In the Ly­ lowing a second attack of in­ man High School Gym, with ternal bleeding within a|i a dance for students and week, spent a good night and adults to follcw the game. feels ••somewhat better—the John’s Judo Academy of improvement is continuing." Orlando will present a show But other sources said that .during the half time. The basketball trams will despite the deliberate opti­ mism of the official and semi­ be made up o f Lyman playera official pronouncements, the and ninth grade boya from Pope is weak, although he re­ South Seminole Junior High School who will be at Lyman mains lucid. Prof. Antonio Gasbarrini, next fall. The Athletic Booster* have the pontiffs personal physi­ cian, visited him shortly be­ almost completed the work of resodding the football field fore noon today. When asked how the Pope and hope to replace the old w ai, he said: "You must bleachers. Money raised from understand, you must under­ the game and dunce will go toward this project. stand. I can say nothing.” The same low admiasicn The Pope received his aide. Amlcto Cardinal Cicognani, price applies to both aduHa Sunday night and again this and students at the game and morning for routine discus­ dance. sions of church business. The cardinal is Vatican secretary m JEFFREY AND SUSAN LARUEN will do n Up of state and meets the Pope ™ specialty number for the Merry Go Round Show, regularly far a briefing on Tuesday at Seminole lliph School at 8 p.nt. Pro­ church affairs. ceeds o f the musical variety show, which fea­ Cieogani is about the only tures talented people o f this urea, will go towurd Vatican oliicial outside his the support of the Little lied Schoolhouse for private entourage that the Mrs. Nora A. Hollingsworth, ntentully retarded children. *Tickets will he on Pope has seen in the past two 95, died at is locul rest home sale at the door. (Heridd Photo) Saturday evening. days. The semiofficial Vatican A member o f the Presbyter­ sources insisted that "the ian Church, Mr*. Ilollingsimprovement is continuing.” worth came to Sanford five Hut it was clear that the years a g o from Rensselaer, Pope was not out of danger Ind. from his critical relapse. He I She is survived by one sou, was weakened by the same iT h o in n a Hollingsworth o f hemorrhaging that f i r s t Oviedo; a brother Senior struck him six months ago George Hopkins o f Downey, and returned last Monday III.; four grandchildren and 12 night. |great grandchildren. Tile Vatican has repeatedly | Funeral services and burial said the Pope's anemia is i will bo in Kensselaer at a later ' KATMANDU. Nepal (UP1) — Two American mountain climbers with frostbitten feet landed here today after an emergency helicopter flight from the slope* of Mt. Everest ami limped into a hospital aided by their wives. William Unsocld, 38, o f Cor▼alis. Or*., and Barry C. Bi­ shop. 30. o f Washington. D. tired hut smiling and in good spirits, turned down an offered stretcher ride when the helicopter set down in • field near the. United Mission ii HitapitaL The waiting crowd to find their tente, and sprnt I anow at an altitude of 28,000 the night aleeping in tha | feet. cheered. The two men, wha had par­ ticipated in an unprecedentad double conquest of the 29,028foot mountain Wednesday, went into the hospital cnfMw gency room. A team of doc­ tors under hospital director Dr. Robert nerry immediately began examination of their feet. Unsoeld and Bishop were frostbitten Wednesday night on the way down from the peak when they were unable i- vi'iHl tch ailtrtpnl l lr m n l n u L*nn««r>l U.m but there were unconfirmed in charge of local arrangements. reports,of cancer. A Rome newspaper report­ ed without confirmation that the Pope’ s condition was so I'li T lT im * \ i i n : grave Sunday that hr receiv­ |M > T IO K IS hereby g ive n IIi.i I ed the Viaticum, the Holy , I - i n r n s . i r . a It, t n it lt i.ii* s t Communion given to those in >tM«. im . lu r r y , Nt*ntln«*lo «’otint)*, K lor* danger at death. I1I4. un d e r |tit* f if t h lorn* id i tii«* it may be given al the of >*im OR IIOIIM DKUIV HR I T y ftn«l ( h a t I I rtir iid in same lime as Extreme Unc­ r« Ki*t«*r m.i nip w ith fit* tion. 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Detachment Eijrht bom­ bardier, receives* his Heavy Attack White One I- “ Bullseye" awards in bunches, just us lie scores • v direct hits on local area training targets. Here he is presented six at once by VAH-11, Detach­ ment Eight skipper Cdr. Robert de Lorcnzi. N O R D IC *199 P ro p e rty Area Resident Dies Saturday Jia m e -I h; AUTO . : TA&fsOW OBPPIO a m o r B e e f . 3 P kgv IPUiS 50 IXTRA STAMPS WITH J PACKAGtS) V i s. 1 J LIMIT 3 WITH FOOO ORDER, PLEASE. V (Bogged) yC -..AjyfaSFSJVW.K Z i & & i k L s i i 8 »*S V 1. Y ou can't get better gifts for fewer stomps . . anywhere 2. Y ou must be satisfied ... 100% ,Cops Bomb Prize A six-plane detachment of Sanford's Heavy A t t a c k squadron Eleven has nosed out its parent squadron—and all other NAS units—for its second straight m o n t h l y bombing championship, the Navy announced today. Detachment Eight, flying the Douglas A3B Sky warrior twin-Jel attack bomber, also won seven of the top ten plac­ es in both pilot and bombar­ dier-navigator competitions. The Detachment—using half the normal 12 plane squadron complement — edged Heavy Attack Squadron Five (VAHS) by a lloopoint margin in accumulative squadron points, to Points are awarded on the basis of bombing accuracy, proficiency in simulated low level strike missions and number of missions flown during a month. Following VAH-5 were VAH*, VAII-7, VAIN, VAIN1 and VAII-3 in that order. Individual honors went to > Detachment Eight’s Lt. Cdr. i 4 Bill Wlnberg III in pilot •tandings, and his bombar­ dier-navigator. James L. Al, lyn, an aviation ordnance- |“ B HG F A M I L Y " ] man first class. While pacing skipper Cdr. 1 Robert de Lorcnzi's unit to its second straight monthly championship. Winberg and Allyn have been compiling an enviable record of their own: Each has r e c o r d e d 15 "shacks," direct hits on lo­ cal area practice bombing targets. This is an unofficial [ Heavy Attack Wing One rec­ ord, at least for the period of time involved. Allyn has been a bom har­ dier for a scant year's time Hi* first "aback" did not come until this January. They’ve b e e n coming in bunches ever since. D elicious Swift’s P r e m Sanford Furniture Co. I c i n g f o r t h e c a k e t You can oa t V-a scat in any Comat. Plus fine-car styling . . . smoother ride . . , best resale value record. Scat, style, economy. That'a Cornett • Carpels • Furniture Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. 109 North Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida 4 9 ‘ 1 S IZ E W w v f M e . . u m i t owe w rrvt " o o o o o « * Post Tens*>" c-2 9 > f T om ato jui«ssi9< y v v t k >* im m . , 9 M ft»rr m m n SAVf M 4 (ACM . . LKXMO ST ACM S ta -F lo .. G RAN D O PEN IN G M Vf u «**•1 9 / (ACM . . VMMin AAA0NV UQMO F A N C Y , S W E E T F L O R ID A G O L D E N B A N T A M Starch .. Irenes rig m yam caior * Hwy 17-92 Fern Park See Tomorrow's Herald! SPECIALS! PRIZES! > u>. LMU\ At First Jt Palmslto (Alongside old pool olfirc) Watch for our CHICKEN TO TAKE OUT, 1* BOX F r a n k s FRESH DAtLY OVER 35 YEARS • Tile • Pianos * Rental Beds i u m .. o « cahnto x k t D rin k s 6 B re a d 2 DOCK CM— 15/ 6 81— 0 KD . . MMG !U t M -a z . lo aves 41/ 31/ Corn 5““19' MO*TOM . . O m d s M . I o m k i I m m , CocowmC MssnuOu a Cream Pies 2™ 89/ K C T KAMA . . RKBCftTID H-AMOMJ . . RBO— 8 B re a d 2 41/ Fruit B ars.. 3 ^ 1 . �Political w Expanding Even th* Communiat world knn Wot r tween to t**H oat completely ngainat th b effo rt Thn situation does aot seem 4* fe w rhenged similarly wtik respect to brad, how­ ever. Per Israel's independ­ ence b still a serious Amer­ ican political issue. Aad woe betide the America* polltlcan who has a large Jewish rota ia bb state or district if he do*a not endorse full sup­ port for Israel. Thb was re-emphasised the ether day when Ben. Jacob Javltf, (ft-tf.Y.), Introduced a resolution urging th* Presi­ dent to bvit* Britain, Franc* and anybody else interested to join with th* United State* la a mutual defense agreement with b ra d and to provide Israel with military tad other assistance neces­ sary to maintain its iateg*ity. Jsvtts got nine other Re­ publicans and two Democrats —Douglas of Illinois and Pas- i g th* Amarinsn Bar As* randy has M d four ro> ra in U>* pant two and Naturally, nay coda* of law eovarias both fraa and Coauaaalnt worlds am sharply limited today. Bat even th* Reds moat accept noma ragit arihra American la ulntion of trade, travel and commit*. Through La w ia Charlea Jeation*. la i g i bar ri— rintl~rr Th* agaada at Athens, win ham a hundred or morn projocta for th* ft* paralataat path tolawyers to consider; lows for cont­ ending international law munications satellites and other alist'a fantasy, bat a respaee vehicles, civil aviation, tainis ibaer nsi isslllss of two, protection of iavsebnaat, a i n a flobo coastaatly broader roi* for th* World Court aad man tightly togatber. regional courts, i out, for instaaca, that The lawyers who a n dedicated to growth to working interthin causa believe that aa th* pointa naa come ia tho fields of of contact among men around tha travel aad eommunks- globe multiply, #o will tha need for araas of endeavor where regulating law. Aad aa that baeomea emanations have been a mounting fore* In th* world. K ^ will be a hard fact to a*t against th* ► ’a view, then world law threat ofwar. «ftm« «nwrnIt will b* an encouragement to thia la good, bat beeaun#peace AM an auuuui* w-muser- ------- doe* aot get any better. ‘Y et I feel 1 simply MUST stay on the job for 1 am a spinster and have nobody to took after me. ~~'‘bo wMt use coma help Phil Newsom Soys . . . Controversy Follows Him CASK P-4#: Martha Q., aged 48, say* she is troubled with arthritis. “Dr. Ore**,” she began, “I a a having a let eg paia ia a y right knee. "Although I have taken i Bm British crow* colony •Kenya, and la doing so to i T# sfl o4 which Kaayatta ■Mteeterat* of Kenya l kill them U necessary. 1 *m| retort: “ My leadership has set bees to darkness aad death but to light sad prosperity. . “ 1 am a true African na­ tionalist . . . Kaayatta did live la Eng­ land for 15 year*. There he ■ a le Jbme (Bernlag 8p*ar) shared a flat with American Kaayatta, whe epent Bins Negro singer Paul Robeson Mr. Wink Hunt peart aader Imprisonment and later married a while Bunt Uncoln-Mercury, Inc. aad hens* detention aa ehlef English woman whom he ergenber ef Kenya's white•bandoned to return to Afri- 10* North Palmetto Avenue feattag Man Man. Sanford, Florida During kk Imprisonment, there were reports Sul Kan- Dear WOlie: “ U k my belief that , . . yatta had become aa alco­ I would like to take this pen started to organise Man holic degenerate with • mind opportunity to express my Man, the object of which was hepekisly clouded. aineer* appreciation to you 4* drive all Europe*** front But vbitors found him in and your Company for the top mental and physical con­ ns* of tha automobile you OUR BOARDING HOUSE dition, apparently deeply In­ furnished me as President of — ' f A M U f T U B A R TIC LE M A S terested in Buddhist Hrilo- the Bantord-Semlnok County TO MeWTlON -WAT X NAt sopby and the non-vklcnc* M U fT /d e a w euevBODV p n n « « ] Jayeoea this year. 1iM 3u«eo votiierVtOTOAff APMAR SNAPPED M-V < It indeed was e great help RSCOVSRIN6 A WINNING teachings of Gandhi. ftCTURKVMlBr & WAS LYlNO M 1 Ik has declared he would to me in performing the dutITICKBT V<OWTH* 2 0 0 f , M N AFTER FALUNO OUT OPTHftl PERHAPS I CAM ) like to stay ckar of both ks of the office In that many 4RAHDCTANO AT THE MACS b ! East and West and added: TRAQ<7 40 THAT'S HOW MARTHA btSTR/VCT MARTHA ■ike were traveled In com­ i FROM THINKING ABOUT ISAffNCO THAT t WASNfT WORK“ When two ekphante fight, fort and ease which would i THB INOOCNT BY IN* AT TUB CKSAR STDRftf It k the pass that suffers. not have been th* case had DOuvUJ 4OM*MiM0R TA6 * AROOMOTH* If East and West fight over I net had tha car. h o u s e / . - __ ^ Africa, only Africans win suf­ fer." Las Vegas, Nevada to the Such wero the conflicting National Convention, a trip word pictures of the man of 8,000 plus miles. I might now tspected to become tha add that ours was the only first premier of an autonom­ Official Car there of a local ous government which within club. During tha year th* a year b to lead Kenya to car was used by us to go to full Independence. many district and state meet­ What Kenya's 0.POO white ings, evolving much comment settlers think of Kenyatta's from the other club* each promises is of smsll moment, time and many inquiries aa of less moment than a dust to how we received the car. ievli stirred by Africa's Your aet of generosity to ' winds of change." us shows ut and the com­ munity your high eivlc spirit and Interest in community affairs. It is people Ilk* you who make it caster and more attractive to work for civic Q—Who k aaid to have and community improvement. Faga 4 Sanford, Florid* Monday, May 2 7 ,196il bexn the first European to Without people like you our jobs sometimes would seem WALTKW A. tlS L O W , KUITON AXIS *1 BL|Bllt:N visit California. u s a r vaw sN K i. k u w a m i s is. j h i i w i to go unnoticed. M*“ S I* I td llo r A S is n U lif llln c u A—Juan Rodriguts CabrilAgain, on behalf of myself JVUV WSELLS JANIa: L. silos:ISAM lo, a Portuguese explorer who and our club, we thank you Ceuaty editor liualn.aa M ssaear cocselia vaatMnai ihimlkv j. eaax sailed under the Spanish flag. from tha bottom of our hearts ie e le ty M l ts r c u s e lfl.d M an .g .i fo r your recognition. a e a a r a i A rena m a x It voltolix P a a ta ra KdUsr C lreeU llos U s u i s Sincerely, S'MKD W SILLS Q—la there one book lx the Gbnn M. McCall, Msckaalsel NupL Bibb ia which God k not President s i a v c a i r r i o x aatscs mentioned? Caniord-Seminole g e a s Walli »e | Br Stan I w l l t U la s s I, AU OHMS A —Yes, the Book o f Esther. County Jayceea M e Week »».m I Tear t li.t * 1 tsar 1.00 S Mouths LI* I Mouths 1.74 S Mouths S.V4 S 41 .nibs i.o# i Hosts t.te i siesta O. B. Fsetal RegaUtleua srevtde Uai all stall sebseripUese be pate la S*vases. Stater** sc second slass ssatlsr October ST, ISIS at tbs Pest orries ef Sanford, glorias, uuJ.r tbs Act of Congr.M of March. Compere . . . Our Lower M eelhly In stallm en ts On New Car Financing ■ S '4 W o Ns pari v f any m sUrtah astrs er advertising, of this e lltl-n ml Tbs feaaford Herald mar be reproduced In ear manner with­ out written permission of the publisher of Tbs llsrald. Any Individual or firm rsepouilble for aueh reproduction wUI be oeneldersd ne Infringing on Tha Herald's cepyrlgbt sad will bs held liable for damxev* under the law. I'ubll.hsd dally except BAtS/day. Sunday and Cbrlelm as, published tMlurdey preceediug “ Horse Sense'* b still on* of th* greatest assets of every doctor. But “ Hone Sense’* b not limited to the medical pro­ fession. You readers can em­ ploy it, too, by taking tha experimenUl attitude. Later I watched Martha at her typewriter. She had de­ veloped the habit of twisting her tight leg Inside the type­ writer storage space ef her White th* typewriter was pulled out, the desk bad what amounted to e lower shelf. So Mirths would twist her right kg until she could get her foot stuck inside Uw desk snd resting on that shell She didn't even know she did this for it was an absentminded habit that shs had re­ cently developed. But her arthritic knee dated hack to the time she had ac­ quired thb typewriter desk. When the broke herself of this habit of keeping her leg In the desk, her knee began to Improve. And within two weeks, moat of her so-called arthritis bid cleared up. Many of you people with painful hips might try similar new strategy even aa regards your beds. If you have been sleeping on the right side ef a double bed, then switch places with your mat* and try the other side for a few weeks. Many cases of arthritic hip joints are relieved by this sort of ilmpte p o s t u r a l change at night. Sometimes, too, you will find that a new mattress will correct your backache. That la true U your old mat­ tress has developed sunken spots where your hips have made It sag. Again, housewivea w ho complain of pain in their low­ er back or between their shoulder blades, m a y be stooping too far over the kit­ chen sink. lUbe the sink or place a thick square board under tha dbhpan and you may soon find a marked Improvement OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 117 3. Magnolia FA 2-3SI2 both b m l and her neighbors. V* seek In limit th* Near East arms race which takes reedy poor. . .» “ la the oveat at aggression . . . we would support appro­ priate measures ia the United Nations, adopted other sources of actio* on our own to prevent or put a stop to n ch eg* grtssfen, which, of course, has been the policy the Unit­ ed States has followed for some time.” State thb aUt*m*nt seem* to have satisfied Israel, it should satbfy Washington too. A n y t h i n g additional might only make • bad situa­ tion worse. By Mel Oechraa When you kill a lot o f time, think o f th* opportunltiM yen may be murdering! Goldwater Dixie See. B a r r y Goldwater’* strategists could do worse thaa book their man into Deep Dixie to give Southern voters a chance to Bound o ff their political sentiment*. T hb would be a good Idea because President Kennedy is just back from a Southern awing. Kennedy took a big chance in booking himself for Dear Sir: personal appearances in an The wheat growers of our area where Democrats are re­ country havs had to decide ported in rebellion against the on thirteen different occas­ administration. Letters ions whether they wanted more or leu government con­ trol of their production. The result had always been the same (more) until yesterday, when they emphatically voted “ kaa.’* I’m aura that tha motives of the individuals who voted for leas control would cov­ er the spectrum, hut those who were brought around by conscience deserve great re­ spect. I like to think that thb vote was the result of a realisation that something for nothing today must be paid tor tomorrow. Artificial econ­ omies sometimes Sourish tor a short period of time, hot when it becomes impossible to continue the support, they usually fall mueh harder than would have been the case If allowed to follow a na­ tural sequence. 1 am hopeful that yester­ day’, referendum is an In­ dication of a coming reaction to artlficUl economic polic­ ies in our country. Now are can only wait and see. Henry Schumacher Ithaca, New York But Ktnnody got away with it la fine style. A disturbing thought could be upsetting RepufcU ana ju st now—a sus­ picion that they have over­ estimated tha Southern hateKennedy movement. Kennedy packed h b charm and his presldenUal prestige for h b journey into Deep Dixie. They were h b safe conduct along with one or tw o other amulets. Politicians will not agree on Kennedy's reception in Ten­ nessee end Alabama, on what it did not did not signify. But one point was dear: Tha Pres­ ident waa received with an abundance o f courtesy and with much enthusiasm. No boo* or Bronx cheers. United Feature Syndicate’s acutely observant Mary Mc­ Crary somewhat discounted the warmth o f th* Alabama welcome. She wrote: ‘‘ President Kennedy’s two speech** were delivered on federal p r o p e r t y before crowds that ar* beholden to the federal government for jobs and their livelihood.” That b a valid stipubtion to be considered in any esti- mate o f the political Import o f Kennedy’s journey. But It does not apply to Kennedy’s appearance in Nashville where 180,000 cheering eitiieni lined the curbs. His Vanderbilt University speech was well re­ ceived despite the fact that he talked race relations to citisens whose city just had emerged from a period of (hocking street violence. Enthusiasm for Goldwater ia enormous in the Republican party and it appears to be in­ creasing. But even the most enthusiastic make no elalma that their man could carry such bir, fat its tea as New York and Pennsylvania. The Goldwater s t r a t e g y would be to raid tho South for enough electoral votea to o ff­ set the loss of New York and Pennsylvania and others to Kennedy. They make a pretty good mathematical argument that Goldwater could liek Ken­ nedy that way. The southern states are vital to conservative Republican plans to nominate and to elect Goldwater or any other plain, spoken opponent o f basic Democratic party principles. Hundreds of invitations to speak com* to Goldwater every week. How would it ho if he signed for e sequence o f three or four Deep Dixie appearanets? Republicans almost un­ roofed Georgia in I960 when Richard M. Nixon showed in Atlanta. Georgians should be given an early oportunlty to show whether they can do me well or better for Barry Goldwater. He r m e s PROTECTION Eggs of sharks and rays have long filament-Uke pro­ cesses attached to them. These permit th* eggs to cling to seaweed so that they will not be beaten against the shore and broken. m Hyou hnm mom bOta than you enn p*y, cafl ing. White today, most fabrics ara ■ yam-dy«l and color-locked, occasion^ e V lh 4f t d S | »!ly »• find colors that run. A fluke ■W can occur even with the finest fabric £ sR ^ >: manufacturer. And this often pre■ sents a serious problem for th# „ , , cleantr, partl'ularly la p r i n t e d fabrics where several colors have been blended to form the pattern. This b just one of th* reasons why it b always wb* to send your colorful and printed garments to a reputable cleaner who will recognize the importance of testing th* fabric fer color-fastnesa before determin­ ing the best cleaning method. Often a eclor fixative can be used to prevent fading or running o f colon . High School or College Boy or Girl POWELL'S dresslm. Israel weald be the principal. If B it th* ealy, beneficiary. IncfcsioD of Britain aad Franc* in thb rewlatini wtlfc th* Uatfed States as gaaraators of Israel may alaa bn retarded as window dressing. It probahlr is beiat greeted with hitter Uafhter ia the other Middle Cast feateeth* Arab «oaatrie*-whleh remember only to* well that Britain. France aad b ra d invaded E(rpt to MM. Thb aggression, hegaa without notification, waa pat down only by U. S. inaiaua** that it b* stopped. The necessity for th* JtviU resolution may also be open to question, for already *n record b the Tri-Parth* De­ claration of W8, in which Britain. Franc* and the United States guaranteed the status quo in th* Middle Cast aad pl*dg*d action against any state that violated th* frontiers between brad and th* Arab States, now guarded by a U. X. patroL If it is maintained that thb declaration was reduced to status of a scrap of paper by th* Britbh-Freneh-Israell Invasion of 1MB, thb, too, has been corrected. For on March », 1887, Congress adopted a joint resolu­ tion authorising the President This >i| th* beginning t i th* present U. 8. declared poller to cooperate with both brad aad lb* Arab eoaatrtet aad to promote their peaceful relation, aad development. President Kennedy empbasbed this poller in a recent press conference when be de­ clared-' Lyle C. Wilson Soys transaction on torma to suit you. Aa a matter of fact, wall am* sat up tho pay­ ment schedule to give you ovary poaolblo advantage. You’ll find the right gift nt Powell’* Notebook ■ToLFAIrfox 2-374J 428 NoriH Orange Avenue................... TeL GArden 4-3605 401 Weil Central Boulevard #*#**•*#••*•TeL GArcen 34493 124) East Colonial Drive.........................TeL GArden 5-2641 IOANS MAPS TO BIStQSHTS OS A U NSAEST TOWNS The old adage about th* old way o f doiug a thing btinic thft b ill WIF it not fcaorally tru« whire cleaning b concerned. Modern science U continually developing new and better methods to car* for new fabrics, new dye*, etc. We make a point of keeping up with the b l ­ est cleaning developments. *«, lend us you, most deli­ cate color*, your most fragile fabrics, fo r safe, thorough cleaning. We pickup and deliver at — DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ft LAUNDERERS US PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 8-5M2 �, " 1 •. • - -:£- • * » /* * •«*'• ' M ay ST, IM S — F ife I ttb b if. ! DEAR ABBY: Could you please tell me what U the matter with the fashion world today? I am planning to be married this summer. I have been all over town trying to find a dressy fitted suit in which to be married and there is not one to be had. Everything I have seen has a short boxy jacket, which is too sporty. Now I am not criticizing Mrs. Jackie Kennedy, but why does every woman in the country have to dress like Jackie Kennedy? I am sure I am not the only woman who feels this way. I admire her, but I don’t want to dress like her. I will get married in a burlap dress before I buy one o f those boxy suits. Please, Dear Abby, come to our rescue and get the fash, ion world on the ball so we can have a variety o f styles to choose from. OUT OF VOGUE DEAR OUT: If a store doesn’t have what you want, ask the buyer to order it for you. If he can’t order it, find yourself a pattern and muke it. I f you can’t sew— find someone who can. If you give up and wear u . . “ burlap bag,** you“ U still look like Jackie Kennedy. I understand that’s what she’s going to be weuring this summer. • • DEAR WORRIED: As treasurer o f the class, the responsibility o f the money is yours. Sort o f “ borrow" it from your father and pay him back if you have to work all summer. • NOT SURE DEAR NOT: A girl who has to CONVINCE her boy friend that he should marry her is usually sorry if she wins. • ♦ K ll EAST M3 A94 104 WJ 8 E3 A K Q1 0 3 3 #JS J7 ♦ Q 109SS SOOTH (D> ♦ AK1 0 S7 Why is beauty so import­ ant to a woman? Dr. Marynia F. Fantbam, well-known psychiatrist, says a woman’s need to be beau­ tiful is based on ft-ar—"fear of being left, lost and unlov­ ed with nothing." if that’ s true, It's a pretty foolish fear. For beauty alone doesn't guarantee n woman that she won't be "left, lost and unloved with nothing." presaure. He leads the last trump and discards s low , club front dummy. South may not have recog nlzcd n aqueeze, but East will have. He has had to discarded two clubs already and mutt now unguard either his jack of baarta or queen of club*. --------------_ j a - e i t h e r - c a s e - S o u th . .w ill run off the rest of the tricks. If East sheds a heart South will surely know about tho four heart tricks. If East lets go another club South will run off three heart tricks Opcalnf lead— ♦ K and when be finds dummy's last heart isn't good South squeeze and the way for will take three clubs tricks South to find out la to lead whether or not be baa iollowhis last trump and apply the cd the discards. ♦ A33 North and South vulnerable South Wist Nerth lu t 1* 3# 3W Pass I f Pats 4 * Fw Pan Pass If it did, the world's great beauties would automatically be the most-loved, the hap­ piest, and the most secure women m the world. They seldom are. While thousands of plain and even homely women were enjoying a happy even­ ing with the man of the moment or the man o f a lifetime, one Saturday night the beautiful Marilyn Monroe, alone and lonely, took her dU qhliqhiA T V Time Previews 7:30-9:30 p.ra. NBC. Mon­ the South Pacific, the ensuing day night at the Movies. "The engagement is a large scale with Enemy Below,” starring Ro­ cat-and-mouse game, bert Mttchum, Curt Jurgens fire power taking a back seat and Theodore Dikel. (Color) to cunning. Interesting side­ lights are Doug McClure in (Rerun) This film of a sub­ a minor role, folksinger and marine-destroyer duel during actor Theodore Bikcl in a World War II was meant to heavy role and the director’s please both action fans and credits, belonging to the lata the thinkers, it succeeds fair­ Dick Powell. ly well in both without being S:30-9 p.m. CBS. The Lucy outstanding in cither. The du­ elists are Mitchum as the de­ Show. (Rerun). The inde­ stroyer commander and Jur­ structible Lucille Ball demon­ gens as the sub captain. strates her rugged type of hil­ When their vessels meet in arious buffoonery in this one, getting herself stuck in a chimney. Tonight her thrifti­ ness la highlighted as she cons the reluctant Vtv into in­ stalling a TV antenna. Everything goes well until Lucy takes a tumble and winds up in an embarrassing position, See Us For KODAK tightly stuck in the sooty CAMERAS, Kilns and structure, it takes a call to finishing the fire department to pry her loose. Del Moore is a welcome addition as the frus­ trated TV man, with Vivian Ilo a l'V 'A IlK ' AYE. Vance as Vir. Wieboldt's t im e to m WINTER-WEARY own life. Even among those who don't move in the glare of publicity, many a plain Jane surrounds herself with love and security while a beauti­ ful friend or sister never seems able to find similar happiness and devotion. Beauty of face and figure can make life pleasant and gay and easy for a girl— and, perhaps, can even assure her o f being able to marry the man she chooses. But beauty alone can't keep his love, or guarantee the girl that she will never be "left, lost and unloved." A woman earns happiness, security, love and friendship by the kind of person she is, by how much she gives of herself to others, oot by what the looks like. The desperate struggle to many one • beautiful girls make to h o l d on to their fading beauty (if they are doing it from fear of being left "unloved with nothing"), la a pitiful strug­ gle, doomed to failure. To be loved, a woman doesn't have to be beautiful. She does have to be love­ able, .which la an entirely different thing. r T aolu U The NiU To Co Out To A Movie ! t t j /1 \ ji v ( i I l\ ' ) MlUt - IM T H l A 1 (I t PHONE FA 3-I3IS TONITE * TUBS. First Show log Al 7:10 Doe To Loafth Of Program - Oaly First lloor WUi Ho Koposted Oa Stcusd Show — Complete Show Csa He Seoa A s Late As S;4S — Costs Esrly Adult Ealertainmeat FIRST HAN FORM _____ SHOWING smsaa CLOT HES S E M IN O L E DRY C L E A N E R S OPERATED BY MARVIN MILAM 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-4933 ft ) Amerleua Hleterp C o n p a rt. . . 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I • J.he (jJomsm ByRuthMniett to , (I) Hamtler-Brlahlee f i t ) 111 Ripcord 1:IS It) Sliest Service t«> Dlseot Vttl <S> Welter wroahlte t i l l (Z> Monday Nile At The Movies (I) To Tell The Truth IS* ft) HIobey Bvaae see ft ) Captain ■:tt It) Weather end t.M ft) Today ft ) atata Bawe a weather fits ft) Today ft ) Pre-Seheet flaaalaa Titt ft ) Coealdewa News TiW ft ) Hlehey*a Oeepel ft) Murphy Martla With tho News t:4l (»> orbit Stetson Gets Huge Grant Onfijridqs By Oswald Jacoby For Science ♦ Q J3 WAQI S ♦ MS ♦ •7 • t : t t ft ) CeDeee •« EM Al t l t l ft ) SlfW OB TU* ft ) Today ft ) Wake Dp Heetee T ilt (I) F e r e Hashed Ba­ For a personal, unpublished an* swer to your letter, write to ABBY Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. *1 ' WXST • :tt • :tt (f ) Brevert News #:«e (I) a porta B eeen • DEAR ABBY: I am 18 and have been going with this guy for four years. We planned to be married in June but he got his papers to take a physical and, after 21 days, they can draft him any time. I want to get married, stay home and work until he’s out of boot camp, save the allotment checks and then join him when he gets stationed. He wants to wait two years and then get mar. ried. I say if he loves me as much as I love him, he’ll marry me now. It’s not a money problem. He has a big sum in the bank. What do you advise me to do? Please print this. Many o f my friends are having the same trouble. $£Ucoby --------------- t ilt • :tt DEAR ABBY: I am the treasurer of the 11th grade at my school and I sort o f lost |42.69, and I don’t know ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ( :I I S :lt WORRIED • Here is s letter from Massachusetts that is typi* cal of many that I receive. It says, “ You write about squeeze plays all the time. How can I recognize one and then work one? 1 play lots of bridge, but am definitely sot an expert." The answer to the first -auestlop la that anv time you have all the tricks, "But oiie7 you have a potential squeeze situation. As to working one the simplest method is to give the cards a chance. South ruffs the third dia­ mond and leads three rounds of trumps. He has all the tricks but one, and no problem if hearts break for him. Suppose hearts don't break? Well maybe there is a Si*# what to do. Could you please give me some advice? Thank you. • (I ) The Dakotas »:H it) f r o Oot A Shorn lit# (t) Blflemaa (•) Cteaaae • It) The Lucy thaw <•> CI n I u s I* •it# (I) Stoaey Ilurko (i) m m Pus (I) Deauy Thoatao (I) Editorial Show (I) H a r e Hen l:la ft) Andy drKflth Show aaorta ltito it) Password (I) Newssaga Ben Caeoy (•) Hld-FU. Be* Baton lt:tO IS) IZ) Brinkley's Journal (t ) Beene P latan tt:M (t) Stump the stars (•> Editorial cemneat (t) Image USA (S) Heanooey ft) a b c n a s i neean (I) Weather Shew lt :lt ft) Xtwsrope M O N D A Y F . M. B y A b ig a il V a n B u rtn FUMR0SE IMPORTED THE MOST 6V T C 0 r io r u m d CM AM CHEESE Lo-Fsstare 10: “ PEYTON PLACELaid Termer Color 2 PKflo PRICKS 6000 THRU VIDMUDAY ,,/ / f J J /. equipment to be used in undergraduate instructional work in chem­ istry. The program la under the direction of Dr. John F. Conn, chairman of Stetson's chemistry department. The new equipment for Stet­ son's chemistry department will include such items as specialised analytical ba, lances, a recording tltrator, spectrophotometers, a potenUoraeeric recorder, aa gas chromatograph, an analog computer, an emisiion spec­ trograph, an oscilloscope, an arc and spark stand, a microdensitometer, a decade scal­ er, a flame photometer, a pen recording polargroph, and other Rems. OOAHTTTY RIGHTS "W B V R P Hospital Notes May 21 Admissloos Andra Wakefield. Laka Monroe; Virginia Braswell, Ovie­ do; lie s * Murry, Lake Mon­ roe; Patsy Hutchison, Louise Rourke, Ksthryn Gray, New­ ton Davla, Isophine Battle, Anna Truluck of Sanford. Blrtha Mr. and Mr*. James F. Truluck o f Sanford, a boy. Discharges James Barker, DeBary; Robert Gall, Daytona; Mrs. Kt-rne.vt Sanches and baby. Geneva; Rev. John R. Green, Oviedo; Harvey Martell, De­ Bary; Law is Frasier, Casselberry; Aline Hendrix, Titus­ ville; Helen Faye McCune, Chuluota; Margaret Price, Laka Monroe; Billy Sparks, Edward 31cCune, Linda Cabbell, Donna Mteck, Michael Warren, Mrs. Lawrence Hills and baby, David Wells, Robert Thomas, Darrell Knight, Mary Lea Noble o f Sanford. LADY PAIR 10m FILLED' Baked Goods LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED DANISH RING LEMON OR ORANGE ealy EA t -W *4 Kn*. t * «- SPECIAL LOWPRICEI1 MORTON’S FROZEN DONUTS STARTS SUN. ta N o R IT Z IF F OPEN 13:43 NOW thru TUCKS. SH OW S A T 1:4 0 • 3:03 5:19 - 7:13 - 1:93 •4999e9ttA ^ — ___ __ ^ # F ltr a B X T K A ; M Esquuns s a n s s ta m p s j x lady Pair Urge ta Or. WKCWESBSW CANNED PICNIC 2 s i M MAYFAIR RICH TA C T A grant of $20,000 in sup­ port of Stetson University's instructional scientific equip­ ment program has been made by the National Science Foun­ dation, Stetson President J. Ollie Edmunds announced to­ day. The grant, which will be matched by the University's own fundi, will be used for ftp -y K to S tub t—?r 0 J2 O A lio n _ _ ANGEL FOOD RING u i L m an M m m caM k V w r o v o y w o y jg j cello wrapped for fr eih n eh CARROTS LB FIG lot I �M m WHHi Hoaxed A t ; M ary Carol M cKinley Marries Stock Shower M arx Stephens Jr., In Gainesville D. ■***• ^ CLASSIC WHIT* glaise, to Joka Frank Batter Jr., n a i t Mr. and ten. M u F. Butler Sr., CinderriOe. Miu McNeill «ae barn to Sanford and was a member oi the 1M1 graduating claw of Seminole High School She will receive her degree from Orlando Junior College on June 7. She haa been serving aa president of the Future Secntarlea Aaaodatlon at OJC. JACQ UELINE PUMP I temea. J. E. Green, John Kaeelaad, Walter Hopkins, Thomas Galloway, Kay Ed­ wards, Jim Hudson, Webstar Hint, Bob Hart, Julia Cra­ vats, and the Misses Louise Dodlmead, J o y c e Johnson, Dorothy Cooper, Kama Jean Methvtn and Gwen Yates. HIGH OR MEDIUM HEELS The groom-elect waa bora Betty Elaine McNeill in Sanford and attended local Sleepwear achoola, including Seminole High School where be waa ac­ Benntlfully tive in athletlca. He !a pres­ ently employed by the Amer­ Styled And ican Oil Co., in Sanford. Mrs. Donald Flamm was land Chatter" party honoring |of the Seminole High School Finished. The wedding ia planned for hostess for a recent "Coke|Miss Joan Jones, a member) p a r t i n g c]n i July IS at 7:30 p.m. at the So Comfortable First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. ^ elaismatci enjoyed an in- Graduate Honored At Party r r :• - ■ ^orm*l ln * t afternoon autograph,nJ future The hostess pre- senterl Joan i diploma charm for her a per- iC V i ' ‘ For A Distinctive ™na! MRS. CARL MARX STEPHENS JR. 7 UBBETO BARWARE The party rooms f ' < >//, .'?£ ••• , i fo .V ALL SIZE8 TO CHOOSE FROM MAKES FINE :g r H ' 1 Gifts • C u d s • Books (Form erly M eVkars) I orale<1 ln the clas* color* o! green white. The refresh 8 F Jm ment table was covered with wait i n ^ F ' tha reports V. FOR f ALL AGESt • Latest Styles . 1 • Fine Quality - k • Modeet Prices SHOP FOR THE FAMILY — AT — Coiiwfib' MISS JOAN JONES, won guest of honor at s recent graduation chatter purty at the homo of Mra. Donald Flamm. L eft to right are Mrs. Flamm and Minn Jones and seated, hor mother, Mrs. Amos Jones. (Herald Photo) ed by Mrs. Laura Platt ^ r- Ind Mra. Gilmore SingBrown and Theresa Rupees. e,« °* Huutlngburg, lad., an________ nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their T irvA V A ttoe daughter, Marcia, to Fred W. A IgCICU CB Blll J r > ^ ol „ ri jrrrt W. r-jt p Ball and tha late Mr. Ball, of r la n L o iie e Sanford.. . Mias Slngar U a graduate Inis 1 u esday of 0,0 Huntlngburg H i g h J School and received a auraThe Tlgeretten of VAIM are her ol honors, Including tha sponsoring a morningcoffee title of Miss Majorette of Inthis Tuesday at the home of dlana, In IMS. She is presMra. Lyle Saraoey, 2008 Pal- ently employed ia the acmetto Ave. counting office of Joha T. Starting time la 0:30 a.m. Lewis, of Cocoa Beach. During the morning the mem-1 The groom-elect le a gradhere will learn about last UIte „f Seminole High School minute details of the fare-1 ind attended Orlando Junior well party scheduled for the Colleaa and Elkins Radio Lihusbands before they ere de- cenM school of Atlanta. He is ployed. Committee members dqW on the announcing staff wilt discuss it with the group. of Radlo station WORT, in Plana will also be made flew Smyrna Beach, for a bake sale planned in Th« wedding will be an the near future. iun- i .» 7 a m. it J Chief Floyd Grisham, hli wife and son Andy, are visit­ b e e n stationed for three ing her parents, Mr. and yeurs. In a few days they Mrs. Robert Williams. The will leave for their new home Grlshama have just returned in Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Clarence Snyder has SUMMER PLAN FOR FU N DOUBLE-PLAY COTTONS! Our, sporty buyers picked cotton poplin *n woven yarn •dyed pluidn ’n print#; picked rounded, gentry, ’n collnrlena style#; picked medium a# well aa paatel tones! The result; M il /with great dash! Size# 10 to 18. • • • • • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed STORE WIDE CLEARANCE in Miami where she attended the Rcbckah Assembly of Florida. She served as choir director for the assembly. Recent guests of Mra. Har­ ry Oatrcn was her cousin, Mrs. Frank Conn of Eau Galll and Mrs. Louise Goble of Washington, D. C. Mrs. S. A. Elliott is a pa­ tient in the Halifax Hospital, Daytona Beach. She fell and broke her hip and arm. Mrs. Elliott Is the mother of Mrs. Joe Masters and ia well known here. oum MON. - TUES. WED. M A Y 27 • 28 - 29 ONLY on nil regular merchandise FASHIONS During Sale TE 8-3515 That S u m Crffurf Jo J iv s youA Jjiad...Jh)£ & Calendar Harry F. I TUESDAY Arbor. Men of the First Presbyterresiding in |m church s e e l for supper le assigned a( 7 p,rai Wlee Precaution Never grab 4 dlshtowel to wipe your hands la the kit­ chen. It’s more sanitary to keep a clean towel hanging ia e handy place for the sole purpose of drying hands. Open Fri. Nights Summer Sizzler returned from a week's stay 9# % Select A Gilt For Your Favorite “Grad” denias. Brownies, tea bails, nuts, a variety o f chips and dips and cold drinks were served dur­ ing the party hours o f 4 to i p.m. Joining the honorec for th« party wero her mother, Mrs. Amos Jones and Carol Greene, Pam Jones, ltheda Epstein, Lynn McCord, Pat­ ty Glenn Johnson, Linda Sue Williams, Diana Beasley, Lin­ da Mills, Drenda Ranevr and Linda Hlttell. Osteen Personals IX. and Mrs. Robert B. Itesch. Sleek, Tucson, Aria., an1~ nounce the birth o l their first child, a 7 lb 10 o i. son, Rob^ s ■ ert Bruce Jr., May 14, at the f h l j r r h Tucson Sledlcal Center, Tuc-1 Mr. and Mrs. Cjshlng, of Loch The Sleeks are Tucson while he Priced From striped doth a 2 husr** rim * snifter, filled with A brief business session followed the luncheon. The $200 for ■ worthy DeBary stu­ dent, will FnvorHn "Grad* a green and white f ^ V J r hsid its Annual Spring Lunch 211 E. First St. ■ dec- Robert Andrews, all Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Stoepher, Mr. and Mrs. nua Miller, Mr. and Julius Gerhardt, and Rosa Doyte of Osteen. from Glen Ben NorMra. Mrs. "ffiiU L fBoat ’ I f i J U af Preoont This Ad (Only One Per Family) For Toor Free Wolf Head Tokos - Good For One 20 Lb. Wash (Twice Aa Mach Aa A Reg. Washer) HANDBAGS JEWELRY HOSIERY LINGERIE SWIM CAPS AND OTHERS Mary Esther’s -Featuring Faahiuaa Jaat Fee Yea- 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE HOURS: t TO 14# i7lh Si. Attendant Oa Next To Pinecrwt School Duty Moo. Thro SaL FROM 9 A . M . - 4 P.M . LAUNDERAMA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Meane More"! �IMMMI ■n i— iij w+r ISf SanlorB lffrutl Mar 27, 19SS — PuM 7 Kingswood Takes 'Butter - Fingers' Mess Up NL Race 2 From Orlando Kingswood Builders went Undo in two games 18-0 and In Little League action, out of their own I.eague SatGeorge'* toppled Sanford At* urdsy to stomp J 0 J o f O r - ' ]n the two gams set. the lo- lantic, 27-0 behind the pitch* 'cal* piled up 42 hits with Bud ing o f Braddoek with Grienler - Monerief gaining both wins al­ pounding out four hita Includ­ low in g five hits in one game ing a homer, triple and twe singles. and coming back to acattrr In other Little League ac­ nine hits in the other. tion, Billy Miller fanned 10 a i Home runs for Kingswood Cowell's romped to an easy MEMPHIS, Tenn.— A deluge. j included Harvey, two; Staf­ 13-2 victory ovar Locomotive o f ruin washed out the 650,000 Engineer*, 13-2. Menipis Open Golf Tourna­ ford, Mangttm, Link, two and ment today for the sernnd Underwood. straight day. The double-round planned for today after Sunday's washiout wa* reset for tomorrow with the 81 pros and seven amateurs teeing o ff fo r 36 holes. With two rounds left to play, By UaRe4 Pres# International Tony I.ema o f Sun Leandro, The Sarasota Sun Sox hung Calif., held the lead with a onto first place in Uin Florida 6-under-pwr 1:14. Ilia nearest Slate League Lhia weekend, chullrngers ware H a r o l d but only by a few percentage Knee** of Aiken. S. C., Tom­ points. my Aaron o f Gainesvilla, Ga., Tlie Sox, just seven perGeorge Knudson of Toronto rentage points ahead of St. mid Jerry Edwards o f Fort Petersburg, edged the Miami Worth, ull at 136. Marlin* lad night 2-L Pitcher Sunday's rum-rlliitiou rams Tom Iloagland won his own after about half the players game by singling across the were on the course, but play winning rua in the eighth innever started today because of ning. tlie sternly downpour which St. Petersburg Wat Fort 1 began during Ihe night. Wudrrdale 7-2. Leftfielder Tom Richards helped gave the game for the Saint* by climbing the out­ When T o* Trad* Far Tba field wall to ratch a bases-1 Famous Ya/ao No Job Toa Amerlraa League loaded line drive fur the Tough, Smooth Parfonaaar* W. L. FcL third out. Shortstop Leon Baltimore 2T 13 .613 Crow singled in two runt for W* Sell - Service, Deaiaw* Memphis Open Delayed Again By United Pr»»« International Three butter-fingered ball­ players sure infsstd up the National Lvukuc race on Sun­ day. The culprits were »h»rt«top Jose ru £.11 of tlu.- San Fran­ cisco Giants and outfielder Duke Carntrl and pl'.rhcr Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Card­ inal*. but before climbing all over them or *ujtge«ting they sell tlu-'r gloves, be advised they ordinarily do a fine job on defense. Not Sunday, though. Pagan committed three er­ rors and his last one In the 10th inning enabled the sec­ ond-place Los Angeles Dodg­ ers to boat the first-place Giants, 4-1, and slice their to Tagan, who then threw league lead to two game*. Carmel and Gibson each wild again, allowing Gilliam made error* during the Util to go all the way to second Minin-; o f a nightcap againft from where he scored the | the New York Met*, helping winning run on Tommy Davis’ Casey Stengel's crew snap a single. seven-game losing strvnk and | Winner Don Drysdale (6-4) defrat the third-place Card-] gave up eight hits, including inal* for the first time this solo homers by Jim I)aven)Mirt season, 3-2. The Card* won ( and Felipe Alou. the opener, 7-4. In the MrU-Canla night­ It was a mUirahle day all cap. Carmel, who had replaced around for Pagan, who went , loft-fielder Stan Musial in the hitlcts at the piste, set un 10.h, muffed Charley Neal's one Dodger run with n wit? I ltli inning fly for a twothrow in the fourth inning 1base error. Chico Fernandes THE LIONS OF OVIEDO urc in sprinir practice for the fall football gea* ami let in the tying run with then bunted toward the mound non . . . and raring to go. Top photo picture* Coach Jim Palmer (right) another bad peg in the sev­ and Gibson fired wildly past piiMing the word to QunrterbaLfc Jim Courier a* Tackle Billy Murphy enth. first base for another twopaves the way. Linemen are coached by Palmer in the lower photo. Front With Don Larsen pitching hast « rror that scored Neal the left: Guard Jimmy George, Tackle Harley Cox, Coach Palmer and in the lutli, Jim Gilliam with the winning run. (H era ld P h o to * ) Guard Wayne Jacob*. bounced a routine grounder Tile defeat cost the Card­ inals a chance to move within ' 3'* games o f first place aft­ er they beat the Jli-ta in the opener on a three-run homer by pinch hitter Charlie James in the eighth Inning. St. Louis bumlnd four of five Met pitchera for Id hit*, including five by K.-n Boyer and four by Bill White. By United Press International an out man, but of a coinIn o.hcr National Lea-rue pletely different variety. The league-leading Balti­ games, the Philadelphia Phil­ He won both ends of a duu- lies swept a twin-bill front more Orioles call Wes Stock blcheadcr in Sunday's 10-fl Clnciniml Rt<it, 10.4 , nd "the all-American out" and and 6-1 sweep over the Clove- j ,-|.g. n1P Pittsburgh Pirates de(hilt applies nut only lo his iand Indians and ran his seathe Milwaukee Brave*, abysmal hitting but al»o to son record to 50 a* the Uriin , , |nnjn|f4, ami the bis Incredible pitching. ole* increased their league Chicago Cub. downed the As a hitter. Stock is strictly lead to 2*s games by wirining' Houston Colts, 5-1, New York 22 13 .829 --------------------— an out man and a formidable t h e i r seventh and eighth Chicago 21 17 .565 straight games. threat to Hank Aguirre's title Kansas City 21 17 .55.1 Stock, who went nearly two as the worst in the American I.oslun 20 IT Jill full y*ars without a defeat League. Minnesota in 21 .475 Stock still is looking for his before Boston finally beat him Cleveland t* 19 .457 first major league hit even last June 21. displayed the l.o< Angele* 19 24 .442 though this is his tilth season same remarkable form yesDetroit IS 24 -185 With the Urioles. terday that enabled him to go Washington 14 no J 1S M ill»KSTO, Calif. — Two a relief pitcher, the sj - nnsiUTCQ upon in tu m -TTTT ~ K i -----------------------------NaUiwsal world record breaking per­ year-old right-hander also is 53 relief appearances last formance* plus a third on* M IS Alt Sin Francisco |season. L is Angeles 25 18 .581 lhat could have been except In the opener he hurled two for a lapse by officials, com­ St. f.oui* 21 20 .51.5 hiltess innings and struck out manded ti|Uid attention ill Sat­ Cincinnati 20 19 .513 twu of the tour Cleveland bat- urday night's California RePittsburgh 20 20 ..500 , ters he faced alter the In­ Chicago 21 21 JOO S39— 8 . Culpaller, Orlando DELAND (U P 1) — Coach dians had slugged starter New ZeliandV pe^r'sn eV l to i lta,n dMnt Mcm lo Milwaukee » 81 .465 I 1' inder> 0 r’ *ndo 1334— Dr. Rucker, Sanford Glenn Wilkes said this week­ Sieve Barber for nine hits ths mile run. jlhe •h°<,Bnc ability o f Tracey I 308— H. Ring, .Sanford ta 20 .439 Philadelphia 355—S. Jackson, Winter park Houston 19 25 .132 After Snell ran the third fast-j Alien o f Orlando as h* took 309— IL Kenyon, Orlando end the .Stetson University and six runs in 3'.* innings. 16 27 M i Summoned from the bull­ est mile in history to proye u 0p honors in the toil, annual 311 -H. Greer, Sanford 358—J. McCoy, Orlomlo; J. New York Basketball tram will make a Jemigan, Sanford thtvc-gsiiie trip to New York pen again in tlw nightcap, his dominance over Ameriian G. W. Spencer Golf Tourna­ 311—Joe Puvelchak, Orlando Horticulturist* **y the longStock blanked Cleveland on opponent* with a time of 3 Fourth Flight and Washington during the Second Flight ment with a acor# of 284. er gripes stay on (ha vine the one hit over the last three In­ minutes, 51.9 seconds, just George Leonard, Orlando Powell, Sanford eoming season. Allen took championship 313— more flavor they have. nings as teammate Boog Pow­ five-tenths off his own world 314— C. Ilirat, Leesburg; L. S . ; 345 — |g. |y. Thomas. Eustia; He- said the Hatters will ell broke a one-all tie with an murk, the dramatic event* honors with a three under-par Smith, Orlando D. Ruffler, Sanford play St. Peter's College, Jer­ eighth inning single off loser continued at a fast pace. golf on the front nine o f the 315 If. Sherwood, Sanford 315—J. Cooper, Orlando Washington s o p h o in o r e i final 18 hole* Sunduy. Followsey City, N. J.. Dec. 17; Iona Jim O ludcat) Grant. Jackie 316— Roy Ford, Orlando 348—J. Chapman, Sanford , College, Nt-w Rochelle, N. Y., Brandt tripled home two Brian Sternberg pula vaulted , 353—J . Hires A ,l‘'n * »* ,U I* " “ u« h ,,f 318—Jack Frisch, Leesburg Dec. ID; and American Uni­ more runs in the same frame. tha highest yet. clearing 16 j Cocoa with a 287 followed by 319—Dr. J. Epps, Sanford 371—Bill Soder, Sanford feet, 7 incite*, and the Ore­ versity, Washington. Dee. 20. Jim Gentile's two-run sin .373— S. Lindstrom, Sanford j gle capped a three-run sev- gon Slate Univrnity 2-mile George Herndon. Orlando. 2 9 .!.'320-Jack Dnickcr. Orlando 321—Dr. I>. Epps. Sanford .387—II. Hutchison. Sanford Allen wu* presented with the ! rnth inning rally lhat decided relay team brought the school 323—Abe Fennell, Sanford 393—G. Harden. Sanford it* first world track mark champion's watch by Jim Ihc opener. Gentile also belt.325—J. Ivey. Sanford 396—J. Miller, Sanford with a time of 7 minute*, 16.9 Spenrer while Baugh received 1ed a two-run homer in the .326—J. Sirlinger, Orlando a set o f clubs. _fourth that helped Dirk Don­ seconds. 331—M. I). Parker, Orlando itefora tho*e performances, Result* were: PARIS, France — Roy Em­ ovan suffer his third loss in 336—A. Carraway, Sanford WITH NEW 1963 unknown Phil Shinnick of tlie Championship Flight erson and Lesley Turner gave live decisions. Brooks Robin T h ird Flight University of Washington BIO I)E JANEIRO, lira/II 1 284—Trucy Allen, Orlando Australia a slam of the single son also homcrcd for Balti­ 322—Gene I’ratt, Orlando won the one it hail to and for leaped 27 feet. 4 inches in 287— Hale Baugh, Cocoa titles Sunday in tha French more. 324—J. C. Jackson, Winter Ihe second straight time is tha broad jump, bettering the Elsewhere in the American 292—Georg* Herndon. Orlando International Tennis Cham­ Park world record of 27 \ by Rusthe world basketball cham­ POW ER M O W ER S league, the Washington Sen­ 296— Jack Shubert. Fern Park: pionships. 328— W. S. Damage, Winter pion. Playing before a boist­ da's Igor Ter-Ovanesjran. Dr. John McKey, Orlando Emerson, s t r i v i n g for a ators won their first game un­ Park erously partisan crowd of 22. 297— Herb Smith, Orlando sweep of the world's four ma­ der new manager Git Hodge* 329— J. Spradley, Winter Puik 1000 the Brazilians captured 1299— Key Scales, Weirsdule jo r tennis crowns, trounced and ended an eight game Ids333— P. Rarthot, Orlando the crown last night in a Pierre Daemon o f France, 3-6, 1ing streak with a 7 6 nightcap CLEVELAND - Cleveland 300— J. Wesler, Jacksonville 334— 'Todd Burth, Leesburg cruicial showdown with the I victory after the New York catcher John Romano has a 30il— Rudy Weber, Sanford 6 -t. 6-4. 6-4. 338— R. T. Bryan, Sanford; United States, beating the won their sixth fracture of the little finger .307—Jim Hamilton, Orlando Miss Turner rallied to over­ 1Yankees Sol Abramson, Sanford Americans H5-8I-, come .Mrs. Ann Hnydon Jones straight. 71. in the opener. 1of hi* throwing hand and will 308—John McKey Jr., Orlando The Detroit Tigers defeated be sidelined indefinitely. Pe­ 314—J. Scroeder. Orlando o f Britain, 2-t>, 6-3, 7-5. |the Boston Red Sox, 12-3, in dro Itanwoa injured the tri­ 232— Dave Drowning, Orlando fthe first of two games, but cep muscle of his pitching First Flight |dropped the nightcap. 6-5; the arm and will be out two to j 300— Moot Thomas, Ocala LOS ANGELES— Infieldcr .Minnesota Twins made it sev­ three weeks, it wa* also in- 301— Rill Foulk, Sanford; Dr. Sammy Esposito, 32. re- en in a row with a 5-2 dcri- twunccd. Joe ililnk-y, Orlando - ---- ■ 1302— Jim Spencer, Sanford released this spring by Die j »iun over Ihc Chicago White Chicago White Sox. was sign­ Sox. and the Los Angeles An Drop for drop, poison from 305— Jut Williams, Inverness ed today by the Kansas City gels beat the Kansas City A s. a honeybee's ding is as po 306— Hale Raugh 3d. Cocoa; lent as rattlesnake venom. > Chuck Morgan, Orlando Athletics. 16-4. Oriole Ace Reliever Stock W ins 2 Tilts BIG W H E E L Sox Hang On To FSL First YAZOO MASTER MOWERS i BIG T R A D E -IN A LLO W A N CE Standings Vault, Relay Marks Fall Rain N o Trouble Stetson Sets New York Trek strata aad Trad*. Ihe Saints in the eighth. Tampa at Orlando w a s rained out. Daytona Beach outscorrd Lakeland 1410, led by first baseman G e o r g # Hulett's SALES & SERVICE three run homer. Tha Is­ landers srorrd three runs on 2517 Country Ciab BA. five Lakeland errors airly in FA 2-7988 the n m » ______________ LE W IS LO O K WHAT A Allen Cops Spencer Play j FENNY WILL BUY TAKEITEASY WAYS1 Aussies Win Tennis Slam *4*0.1 - df r Uf r i Vt t i t H K M 'S W HAT Wins Meet W l DOi 1. Intpnt biska kn*>< and Junta * IAWN-B0Y 1 Chock (rria* Mali ami *h*el «yUnfcn |ur Uakai* I. CW. W sspses. ssmoB mi a. Ijust front wh*w baarkags A Add brsk* fluid d necessary A Adjust brmk** to roam sp a rA sa lm and rood (art A 8oJ*tv shock your roe from leumpertol-mipe* ft* your driving ssftty 0 O N T M ISS IM I 4 U N U S U A L Two Hurt rtm to n e ; 3 n A Y S offer O N L Y M O N D A Y • TU K 8 D A Y Signs Pact srnaZ. Bo Shipped To Hawaii eran catcher Hank Foile* to Higney said. "A ll we want like he did at the start of the Belinsky and Hunt to do is season he could help us ” th-i roster as a free agent. "T he Angels are paying me settle down in a regular play­ good money,” Belinsky ra­ ing groove. This move gives tionalized after receiving the us a chance to look at a few announcement. "O f course, players like Dees and Bob Perry whom we brought up I'm going to Hawaii.” • WELLS DRILLED recently. In a few weeks we But Hunt, who came to the could take another look at • PCMPM HKKVirF.il AND INSTALLED Angels from the Sew York the situation and might nuke • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Yankees in the original draft other decisions. world. "Belinsky ran into a little • FREE ESTIMATES “ I guess I'm going to get that stocked the new Amer bad luck and then started un n e a good suntan,” Belinsky jlcan League club. wa« C A L L F A 2-6(M7 fighting himself. We know he said today as his follow up decided” about reporting to can pitch and if he would quit PA O LA ROAD reaction to being sent to the the Islanders. worrying and start throwing Hawaiian Islanders of the "I'm too old to be play­ Pacific Coast League on 24- ing baseball between here and Hawaii,” the 28-year-old bour recall. The Belinsky optioning Hunt said. "I didn't get a high lighted a five-player ros­ fair shake from this club ” ter change engineered by An­ But Manager Bill Rigney gela’ General Manager Fred and Haney believe lhat wien Haney. The other switches ] Runt thinks over the club's sent utility outfielder Ken viewpoint he will join Belin Hunt to Hawaii *l»o, brought sky in Hawaii. The pitcher (PLUS TAX) up first baseman Charlie said he would rrport to the De*« from Hawaii to the An- probably at Salt Lake City, gels, sent rookie catcher Ed I probably at Salt Lake Uyt. Kirkpatrick to Nashville on I"It isn't the end of the 1101 S. F ren ch A ve. FA 24-hour recall and added vet- 1world to be sent to Hawaii," | LOS ANGELES (C P I) — The Hawaiian Islands, which withstood Pearl Harbor, are in for another mighty assault —the appearance of eccentric llo Belinsky, the highly pub­ licized Los Angeles Angels pitcher whose escapades had been the talk of Ihe baseball AheJutaly a bona Ad* ofl*i! I/nL through your p<xk*t% tlie kul*’ pifiv hank, watch your chon** Brins ua th* pninir* and wall m*k* |ml not part of the bar|tm. Bug dos t dday.. . Ua* aim nd* ? ir t* f o n « I NEW TREADS imi (6 ON 60UN0 TUI 10:1a M ON YQM OWN I MU C om plete S e t of T u b e le s s W h ite w a lls M. ft. HODGES PLUMBING are performance-proved over billions of miles! $2 0 90 Cavanaugh Tire Service M tduU ioa m J Mop nark, arr MOOIl ▼258,11** CUT. drive vehicles. Learn the 7 exclusive reasons why'Jeep' O U A S A N T IIO I. 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First Street Sanford FA 2*0214 * %\ •- •■an i s ; 1 •>«M iOdll DOW V ‘ * \ A WEEK ! 1f �LagalNotica P it t • — M sy «7. 1 N 8 £E 23T : * TM TM A kM TU » N M U H tM H ASOM M fiSSb V tT ? •N. IN A FBLW Y E A « * M S MEAN * p e v / v Sa m v k s p w m M ti I U g o lN o t k i « n n Legal Notice _ m iu u u w n »u e r u m h JCOTJCM IS BE REST a n r . X*U** Is hereby ■N that tt* uadarslgaad « * - Board o f C«uaty C e m lta to a Itrlss t# n n n Is H S m n [ I N * f Aamlael* Conaty. Florat laaford. Sswlasls Coaatr, «*b praso^aa to raaona th* Flartda. aider t t s u a s OA- I fa1Jawlas daacrltbad propart r TOR LUMBER ABD BARD- l -a * * A*1 Agrlenltur* and WARE. IntaaS ts raslstar t t s R-1A Raaldaatlal ta C -l Com asm* asm* w ltt tha Clark N»*retol:Froai OJ-VlIW _eor of tha Clrealt Coart s * ■ * • !- of » * • » * * « * , w » •* ■ f ” acts Coaatr, FlarlBa. rJ ? , ? •• * •’ GATOR LUMBER OCX STMS H W T IN f t for B r: * / I . S i Waal. J r . I T O B f Raa S M dagraa* 3 f 44" K Sl.lt ft. thane* S M daPresident areas I I 11“ B ltf.PT ft. thane* Hutchison sa * Lafflop B M dasraa « r « tr B 11.40 ft. Edarardt Balldlns thane* B 1* degress W I 4 - E Post Offlro Draw op B 444.44 ft. thanea S N dagraa* ■a a ford. Florida lUtr* B l l t u ft. thanea N Attorneys for Owoap. Publish May U , ST, * Jan* S. tt dasraaa 4F41" W 41* ft plaa or ailnaa ta C /L of clap IS, IMS. road^thanca B 40 dasraaa t r CM-TS SU .M ft Is FOB. Furthap daaerlbad sa balas Booth a sTsca mm • f t A ItS s a * Eaat af Falm F ta u o i s t s i i s Illra la harsh*olvaa I Sprlhfa-ttalttond Road and Rat lea ^ ! f CoantV C w L l i u T : Waal s f lutaxatat* No. S. Board af SasUnola'coontr Flor-1 * • » » « « will ha hold ara si ___ »« raaona fh i !■ Ik* Semloolo Coanlp ComIda, proposaa ts tha _____ mlaalonara Room, on Jana II, foUowlav daaerlba* property I " op soaod B -t Sins Is Family Raa-1 } ? „ _____ * , , . rt __i , , " sooalblt. * ■ ? . . * * soon Idantlsl Is C -i ComaanHnl: 1 I o“ f * ° “ Board BE 14 af KWI4 laaa that por­ County Commlaalonora tion tskan far Intaratata Bo. Saalnota Coaatr, Florida S an* aeeoos roads tt Bsatlon Bpl J. C Halehlton, Chair. 14-tlS-ttB , P i ft hop laser! bad sa halns laaa tad Korth s f SJ t ■ R. Back 4S4 sad East of DausUa Ara. I ii I * ,, aseapt that part wlthla Nsht J 1L 1M1 s f war at Intaratata Bo. 4. £ K 7 t I? H *“ 7 n> 1 Fa bile htarlns will ha hold CDI-144 la tha Samlnota Caantp Coart — Hooaa. Sanford. Florida. In U a „ TB E CIRCE IT COCRT __ Coonip Commlaalonora Roam. I TUB SIBTtt JID4CI4L t tR en Jana It, 1IS1 at ISiM A.R. r l l T o r ABD FOR BKBI •r sa aoaa ttaraaftar as poa- aoLM c o L B T t , FLORIDA, . . CBABCBRV BO. ISMS 5 ° ,r 7 « . THE HOWEItr SAVINUB County Commlaalooara I BANli Samlnota Coanlp, Florlds I * Plaintiff, Bp J. C. Hutohlaon, Chair- ylL A Hast Artt ay iM k w .tt ^ JOM“ - M D. ? ' nd. B„ . Jr. I BOTICB o r SALK ptmMRH: May It, 1441 I n o t i c e ts HBitKur o i v CDI-ltS In s mat on tha 4lh dap of _ _ _ _ _ M --------------- Juna. Itdt. at 11:0d Am. at ■ r a iir n i a t i a tha main door of tha Court * - . r Y " fcia lloaao of Samlnota County, at r l n n t v illtm ilL lZ m Sanford. Florida, tha andaraamu!Lia,rCMotv ? l o r . ••fBd* Clark will offar for ,w. aala ts tha hlshaat and brat ^ o w V .o.po,d "«r , rb.dM’ ° ^ . ^ ; “ f w,n* ?d#x S n r \ . " c * . t P M H W O NOCn W M A TiS o n t v t o n ie h t ; ^ —*• a w / a K ” aceordlns to »'tho plat thers — ■ »>*t of aa racordad In Flat think 11 Faso toe, Public Itscordi of Samlnola County, Florid ■•reet* AT*” U ° m *,,h I logathar with all structural, Strait Suuth. held I imprcitamanU. naturae, applli A . nniirlan. n c ll 0n Pubtto i»«*ring win | h*and**V ^Am**ndad^FU.1' o*f Drald Park, furthap daaerlbad aa bains s W ft bp I t s ft n. ra or taoa atrip sloas Watt YOU HAve to DO CW3V CO O O .W H Y PO YOU MfiAO WHILE YOU RE WATCMINS TILS VISION NOW LETS WHAT 6 0 0 0 CA N REAO . — ✓ ~ vy ^ v SOMBTHINS TO OCCUPY YOUR MINO WHEN YOU COWEOY WATCH SHOW ius ssstxs ■n * T*30^ rU T A W i s w r j PHY a o i i N t a O o » in fio s « * v « o » w \s m ® M e im a r f S T _ TTCV TO N T m { A T T V W e Q A «* M B W 1B , J l b U w i s T x wi o / a , S a S W r HOW COHO X X I f >oj couldn' t m t THOUGH TKCASTjANP- 1 Yugoslavia'! y ,_W •It* PUT 1 THINK AWVPMA FIAMtrr KM POME PSYCHIC PfftCSPnON ABUif HI* RNCtRC. ANYWAY, I JUST * * * * * M * MINS WAS MIS»HO~ r - < l 1t i m M Ma nrInr SnSnS* 13Blackbirds ad tlayer 4 RatHa Mr* 1 Samsons 4 -----fits TPty Icamfc, tnuMT IRrHi M U M * w \m "S S n L r n * CaxBortal *S a a bird MOos wha (suffix) atcoifhi-x 31 HueIndia dye 33 Depots UbJ 3* Strut glee 3S Parformaiu M Foolish fallow Id Celtic NaytMt 5 i £ 7 L £ l 17 Thanw « ns Dome IIK D M » }* * « “ tt laauranco (ah) 23 Baseball tars 33 Upright 2* Slumbers X) Opulent 31 Sphere 338411 pH «i • PwIIMm B 33 Firm Erwrtuaa MPhtoful 17 DupamtenaUe 31 Pilot 40 Vahid* 41 Heart Im U 4J Span 4ia*lgr*d* R Ba -- amtm Sl/T HMA0U19 ATM9 19 A \ M ICUR PLACE, HC ttlPlSSS-HB /FI6HTTO \ WOULD HU. YOU, c A m a x M a n - J n t o u n i . l uja6a . . - _ ^ ' — ■ M m ^ A S WANTED ^ f 2 A l IT THAT W A Y ^ ^ ^ r ^ U \ . l ^ HOT DESTBCnr THEM. HC H A S HO MORE 8TREH6TM- . w e SAJD--P16HT X3 TUB DEATH. IP THERE IS ANT OTHER DECISION' YOU MAKE IT, O 6HOST WHO WAIL'S. _ BSTtCB s r . ------------------------ -. PTBLIC MRABIBG ROTICB IB hapoky S ir ** Notlea Is harabp sla ts . | tta l I am — S«Sad lS koalaaaa Boar* of Coantp Commlaalon- at t i t or»»laR Rd-. Bamlsols ora s f Sami nolo County. Flop- county, risridn. nndoP t t s Du. Ida. wilt hoar an apponl I tltlous snms s f AUTO C U B IC aaalnat tha doeltlon of t t s OF PERM FARM. M < ‘ hot I Board of Adjuatmant trsn t- I tat and ta paslatap sal* sa w s Ins s aids yard aatbnek anr- wltt tha Clark of tto C i r c u i t tones to tho Sonins Rasuls- Court. Samlnola Couuty. F l o r -'tlona an tha followlus da- tdA In aeeordanea withi IM acrlbad proparty: EH of Lots provisions of Iko FtotUtou* ttt. M l and ML Frank L. Nams BUtutao. to-with: SosWoodrufra SubdlvIaloA Fur- tloa ItL tf Florlds Btstutas thar daaerlbad ns IN W . tTth I itST. Strart. Sanford, Florida. Bid! Bom Etoas Habile hearing will bo held I Publish: Mnp 4, 1L I I IT. 11*1 In tha Samlnola County Court | CDI— II Hours. Sanford. Florida, In I * tha County commlaalonora |g TMB COEDT B T , TMM H im. on Jaas II. IN I at c a r t T I JlIMiR. SEMIBOLM 10:09 A. M. or aa soon there- | 1 IHJSTP, STATE IDA. aftar aa poaalbla. IB Board of In ra Ua EsUta of: County Commlaatonara B-mlnota County. Florida WILUAM O. FERGUSON, Decs By J. C. Hutcblaon, Chair­ FIB AL BSTICB man A ltai! Arthur Beckwith, | Notice to hereby gives that tha undarslsse* will, aw lb s lOtb day of May, A- D. 1141, r c ill.m il: May IT, 1ML praaaat to tto Hoaormbto CDI-ItT _____________ _ , County Judgo of Samlnola IB THB CIRCUIT COURT, I County. Florida, their final reBIBTI4 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. I turn, account and vouchors, aa IB ABD FOB tBBIBOLB I Exacutrlcas of tbs Estate of COUBTT. FLORIDA William O. Ferguses, facaaaa*. and at aald lima, than s n i i n t r b r i m e r pp r o i R T o r IB CHABCBRT BO. I S M thar*. make application ta tha TMB RIBTM J lD ir tA L CIB- FIRM IN CANAL RANCHES. Plaintiff. I aald Jndgs for aaiu jnuaa tor a final iinai aattlaan u «, • CITT IB ABD POE 9EMIBman! or their administration %) OLB COl’ BTV. FLORIDA of aald as. •*. and for an orNELLIE EDITH SANCHE*. la Cbaaaarp l a UTSS Defendant I der d isch arge.*h am aa aucB IN RE: |Exaculrlca BOTH'* TO APPEAR PETITION OP PRANK MACE TO: Neills Edith Sanches Doted thla tha tith dap a* m c m il l a n and n a n c t m a t 1314 S. Avars April, A. D. IML t i i e w h McMi l l a n . Mabel E. Lam barM Chicago IT. Illinois ROTIt H TO AFPBAB You ara hereby required to I Lola M. Rues Tot Donald Lea Phalpa Aa Exacutrtcaa a f tha Raaldance and where file your written defense to the Blit of Complaint for dl-1 EsUta of William CL abouta unknown. vnrea filed herein against you. I Ferguson. Paeon nod. TOU WILL TAKE NOTICE that Frank Mura McMillan and with tha Clark of tha above Shlnhotaar and Logan N ancy Matlhawa McMillan styled Court on or before June I Attorneys nt Law bsva fllad In tha Circuit Court L Ittt, and serve a ropy of I First Federal Building af tha Ninth Judicial Circuit earns upon plaintiffs attornay. I Hanford. B orM t _% In and For Mamlnola County, James C. Collier, tat Waat I Attornaya for Executrices. Florida, a petition for tha Church Street, ortondo. Flor- Publish: Map L 1L tt. IT, I t t t 1 Ida. I CDI— 14 adoption of an unnamed minor Herein fall not or a decree I -------- . mala child born of Varda Fahrar Phalpa on December pro ronfeeao will ba entered I I;* TBE CIRCUIT COURT a y against you. I TUB NINTH JUDICIAL CHU M, l i f t , at Orlando, P lorldA WITNESS my hand and seal CUIT OF ABD FOB iB M k Said procaadlnca ara In Chancary No. 11T11, under tha nama nt Sanford. Samlnola County. NOLR COUBTT, FLORIDA. Florida, thla 3nd day af May, CBIBCBBT NO. H f t f and atyla of In Its: Petition of Frank Mara McMillan and I'sEALt BANK B ° W ■ R T •ATTKOO Nancy Matthews McMillan. Arthur If. Rarkwith, Jr. I Wtolotira You ara commanded to ba Clark of tha Circuit Court r $ and appear In aald Court hafora tha Honorable William a K V *■ Trr*' D C - ROBERT & BTCCINI. at M Akrtdgs at tha Hemlnols Coun- James c. Collier ___ Defendants. Courthouse at Hanford. Attorney for Plaintiff A BENDED EOTtCB OF BUFF Publlah: May t. It. 19, »T. I t t t Florida, nt tO:l# a .M. nn tha IB R> llh day of Juna. 1*43. and CDI— 11 BORTOAOB FORBCLOtUBM there to show causa why aald In tha rear! of tbs County TOt HUBERT R. BUCCINI petition ahould not ba granted. Jedse, Seminole Connty, State RBtlDRBCEi In an unknown (SEAL) ■tats or country other of Florida. Arthur If. Reckwllh. Jr. than ths g u ts of Florida, In Probata Clark of Circuit Court and mailing nddraag be­ In tw tha Batata aft Ry: Martha T. Vlhl.e ing: tlEOROE ALBERT TATLOR Deputy clerk 444 It •». IFPt. DBKR Deosaaed. Maguire. Vnorhla A Walla FIRST Naval District 4tl FINAL NOTICE m Wall Htreet Summer Street, Boetoa IS, Notice la hereby given that Orlando, Florida Maaxachusatta tha undersigned Attornaya for I'etltlunam Uth day of Juna. A. I). 1*41. * * D. 7 ® ' 'J11. * * r!LM c d i — Jy M ,r *• “ • *9' *7, **** praeant lo lha Honorable I i .l e i l i .J .^ a ,h ’ e County Judge of Seminole I d .r. or tts afore* •Jl io° * ttaraaftar as poa I (n chancery action No. atbte. tltll now pandlns In tha Board of Circuit Court of and for HamCounty Commlaalonora tnola County, KlorldA Samlnola County, Florida DATED thla 14th dap af Bp J. C. Hutcblaon. Chair J-djr. 1»4L man Atlidt Annur-BKIiWlll. J M “ “ ^ V t’ hur ll. Ilackwlth Jr, PUBLISH: Boy IT, MIL Clark of tha circuit Court CDI-IM By: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clark BSTICB o r Anderson, Rush. _ Dean, tow n rORBCLoai'RB SALE ., .. KOTICK Is karabp given that dee. A rmm d tn Bafg tha aadarslgaa* Arthur 1L Attornaya for Plaintiff Bockwlth. Jr, Clars of Circuit t it Eaot Contrnl Avanuo Court a f Samlnola Coantp. Orlando Florida Florida. wllL oa tha llth dap PuMUh Map IT, 14M of June. IN I, at 11 o’clock A. |CDI-11T M. at tho Front Door of tho Memlnolo County Court Houao. I |R TMB CIRCUIT COI RT OF Samlnoto Oountp, to tho Ultp TMK NINTH JUDICIAL CIIU s f Nonford, Florida, altar lor CUIT IB ABD FOR »» :V Isala and tall at public outcry I <|0 |,b COUNTY, FLORIDA, to (ha hlghast and bast bidder |c h a BCKRT bo . liana fur cash, tha following dee THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS erlbed propartp situated la HAVIN'OH BANK Hemlnols County, Florida, to­ Plaintiff ll) VS. Int *. 0*25!* CnOLKT C. HENDERSON, St BITE OF NORTH C1IULU- |v M ^ ,, OTA, a subdivision, Dafandanta. cording to tha plat thsrs-1 NOTH'* o r a i l . * of, racordad In Plat Book NOTICE I* HEREBY GIVEN I. Passe 14 to M. Inclu­ that on the 4th day of Juna, sive, of tha Public Records m , |t;oo a.m. at tha main of Mamlnola County, Flor door of tha Court Itnuaa of Ida, Mamlnola County, at Hanford, pursuant to tha Float Daeraa Florida. th a undersigned of Foreclosure entered In n Clark will offar for sale to n anas pandlns In not* Court, tha hlghast and beat bidder the atyla of which la tor cash tha following dr EAST BROOKLYN SAVINOR scribed real property: BANK, a New York corpora­ Lot It. Block “B'\ INM'N tion. THT CLUB MAN* »lt. UNIT Plaintiff, M l. 1, according to tha plat thereof aa racordad In Plat LINDA M. BRTTPON. a widow, Book It. page IS, Public D efendant. Racorda of Samlnola County, and tha rhanearp number at Florida, which la I t t ll. logathar with all atrucluraa, WITNESS my hand and tha Improvements, lliluras. appll official seal of said Court, this ances, and appurtenances on llnd dap at Map, 1I4L ■aid land or uaad In conjunc (SEAL) tlon therewith. Arthur H. Beckwith. J », Thla aata la mada pursuant Clark of tha Circuit Court to final daeraa of foreclosure of Hamlnota County, Flor­ entered In Chancery action No. ida 11*49 now pending In tha By: Margaret B. Tyre Circuit Court of and for Heml Deputy Clark nola County, Florida. Joseph M. FlUeral* DATED this lith day Attorney for Plaintiff May. (M L 111 Security Trust Building (SEAL) Miami U . Florida Arthur If. Beckwith Jr Clark of tha Circuit Court. Publlah May tT, t ill. By Martha T. Vlhlan CDI-IOt Deputy Clark Anderson, lluah. Dean, Lown SANTORO HERALD dew A vaa den Barg. Attornaya tor rtalntlff WANT ADS l i t Eaat Central Avanua BRINO FAST Orlando. Florida. Publish May IT. l i l t RESULTS CDI 111 sU T tM A . k 4 4 *074 dtPrapeektoe WSptoalagW I lfM w t M m tutor BUB MIMJm M b MAartctoo WThrauM . . . I V k k r vahkta DOWN 1 Scottish caps T"1“ * " rr rr rr rr rr r r- tr ii *2□ j r\ r rr r i IT J tr 4 •1 ■i r r _L ■ 4 ■ □m r _ ' w r \ *r vr Jl Jj wmm m • 4 _— m | Legal N o tk i B V TtC B o r FLBLIC DBABLBft Notlea ta harabp titan. Board of Coantp Commissionara af Samlnota Coanlp, Flor­ ida, proposal to raaona tha foltorlns daaerlbad propart p ■onad R-t Sinaia Family RaaIdantlal to C -l Commarelal: All If R*4 of SUMS Boat af Brick Road (lass Sooth ItS ft. and part daaerlbad In D. B. Itt, Ps. m and In t». B. 1ST. PS. t t t ). In Sactlon T-llS-SOK. Farthar daaerlbad aa katas South of Old Orlando Road and Want of Farlp Katanalon of Oak A rt. soar Waat aids of Laka Moblla. Ppblle haarlns will ba bald In tha Samlnota Coantp Court I*, uia. Sanford. Florlds, In tha County Coramlaalonara Iloom, on Juna It. ISIS at 1 );tt Am. or aa soon (bars aftar as poaalbla. Hoard of County Commlaalonora Mrmlnols County. Florida By J. C. Hutcblaon. Chair­ man Attrst Arthur H. Back with. Jr. FtniLIMII: May ST. Ittt CDI-IOt r o T f > — «• Legal N o fka fountr Flnrida be- «'o.i . . . I — c----------- :----- =-M turn, account and vouchers, j , . ' “ ‘ 1 A ,,r *. "ntlfleg * as Executrix of tha Ratals of I* l-omptolnt to foracloaa UEOItOK ATdlEItT TAYUML C*r! i " •nc“ rnbarderaaaad. and at aald lima. I n* . Tallowing daaerlbad then and there, make applies- I r** - 9 to p » rly. to-wlt: felt It, Block A. COUN­ tlon lo tha aald Judga for a TRY CLUB MANOR. W I T final aatlament af her ad­ NO. t. according to tha ministration of aald estate, plat thereof aa recorded and for an order discharging In Plat Book II, page If*. her aa such Executrix. Public Racorda of g«ml, Doled thla tha Ith day af nola County, Florida, May. A. D. 1*41. has bean filed agalnat you /a / Annie I*. Wagnon As Executrix of the E s­ In tha above styled ault, and you ara raqulrad ta aarva a tate of of T °ur Anawar or olhar %) | OEOltUE AUJERT T .lY 1 Pleading to the Complaint r taut on Plaintiff's attornay, AN . Deceased Htenstroni, Davie A McIntosh DEItSON, ItUMfl. DEAN, LOW NDKM A van dsn BERG, | :t Attorney* fur Executrix East Central Boulavard. Or­ Post Office Drawer Ilia tondo, Florida, and fils tha Hanford. Florida original Anawar or other Publlah May 11. ta, f f Pleading In ths afflca of tha Juna 1, Ittt. Clark of ths circuit Court an C D I-lt or bafora tha UUi day of IN THB f-IRrt lT COURT, June. ttlt. If you fall to do NINTH Jl IllCt It, CIRCUIT so. a degree pro ennfesao will OF FI.ONMM IN AND FUR ba taken aaalnat you for tba SEVtINot.E COUNTY. relief demanded In lh« ComCHA.NCKMY NO. Ilttd plaint ECLA D. VAUGHN, This Notlea ahsll ba potillab. Flalatlff ad once a weak for four eon. •VSsecutlva weeks la tba Baa. ERNEST T. VAUGIIN, ford llarald. Defendant DATED thla Itt day af May NOTICE OF H I T i 1*43. TOi ERNEST I- VAUGHN (SEAL) t i l l Plnebrook Prlaa Arthur R. Beckwith. J r, Jackson, Mississippi Clark of tha Circuit Court A Sworn Complaint having Byt Margaret E. Tyro hern filed agalnat you In the Deputy dark Circuit Court In and for I Anderson,' Rush. Dana Seminole County, Florida, In tnwndta A van dan Barg Chancery, for Blvorca, lha 111 East Central Ava. short tills of aald action be-1 Orlando, Fla. Inn ECLA D. VAUGIIN. Plain. Publlah Map H, R H tiff va. ERNEST L. VAUGHN, I June t, l i l t . Defendant, these presents ara |CDI-44 to causa and require you to file your written defanaea I ■* THE CIRCUIT COURT OF If any, to the Complaint filed THE NINTH JUDICIAL C1R. herein, and to « copy CUIT OF AND FOR SEND thereof upon I lalntlfra at- NOI.E COUNTY. FLORIDA, torney on or bafora tha llth c h a n c e r y no . tarag day of June A. D. 1*41. THE IIUSTON FIVM oth*rwl»« a D fffii Pro Con* I tfAV1NGH DANK faeso wilt ba entered agalnat Flalatlff you and tha causa proceed I va, ax parte. I . . . IN THE CINCt rr C tllE T OF I VICHAEf. J. A. WMJtON. JR^ WITNESS my hand and a f- , l u'x"a“ d I t at THE NINTH J ID IC ItL CIR­ * '* w CUIT UF AND FUR SEMI. ftclal teal at Sanford. Sami- 1 1 4*) nola County, Florida, thla 3trd AMENDED NOTICEDafandanta. NOLR COUNTt. FLOOD 4. OF gUIT day of May. A. D. 1*41. CHANCERY NO. ISIS* IB AMERICAN FEDERAL HAV­ (SEAL) N o t m o i roRETLOgUER Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr.. I y n T ft e"i n7ic a INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ WALKER Clerh of th- Circuit Court 1 T<” 0and **0 , ,RUTU ' iK A <X WALKER, TION OF UHLAN DO, In and For Seminole Coun­ Plaintiff, hi* wife ty. Florida va. r e s i d e n c e i t t an uaknowa lly: Martha T. Vlhlau HERBERT D. DELI* at UX and atat* or country ethar D. C. at at. than th* Itata of Florida, Gordon V. Frederick Defendants and malting addtsaa balngt Attorney for Plaintiff NOTICE OF m IT IN *3* *1 31. ABF3. USN. C H. It m T I itliK FUEKCLUatME P. O. Ilox 11*1 Naval Air Station, Navy TUI HERBERT D. BEt.l. and 343-3ul North Parh Avanua Numbsr 111, Flaat Post MAItY E. HELL his wtfa Hanford, Florida Office, New York, New Publish May 31 A June t. It, EEBIDENCEiUnknown York tv AND TUi All parties claiming IT. l»43. YOU ARE hereby notified * c l i - i *9 Interests by, through, un that a Complaint to foracloaa der or agalnat tha afore _lha Coart af lha Connty , a certain mortgage encumaald persona. ■lodge. Beosloota Connty, F U r. haring tha following desaribe* YOU AltK hereby notified Ida, In Probata. real property, to-wlt: that a Complaint to foracloaa In rai E s ta te of Lot t. utock - r \ OOUX. a certain mortgage encum TRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT LEON W PICKERING haring tha following deacribNO. 1. according to thu Deceased. ed real properly, to-wlt: plat tharaaf aa raoordad To .411 creditors aad reasons J^t 4, Block D. BEAR Having t talma oa Demands In Plat Book 11, Pag* 31, LAKE MANult. according Agalnat Hold Katatai Public Records of gamtto tha plat thereof aa ra­ not* County, Florida. You and each of you sr* cordad In Plat Book 11 hereby notified and raqulrad h»* baaa fllad agalnat you I* page II, Public Records of to present any ctolma and da- I the abova-atyled suit, and you S-mlnola County, Florida, nianda which you. or either * r* raqulrad to aarva a aopy . has bean filed against you In of you. may have aaalnat the of your Anawar or ether % tha above - styled ault, aoj aetata of I.KON g. PICKER- I Pleading to th* Complaint oa you ara required to aarva INO. deceased, lata of aald Platatlfra attornaya ANDER* ropy of your Anawar or olhar County, to lha Cuunty Judga I SON. HUSH. BRAN. LOWS'Heading to tha Complaint ui of Samlnola County. Florida. I DES A van dan DERO. 331 Plaintiffs attornaya, AXDEIl at hla office In ths court I East Central Avauua, Ortondo, HON. HUSH. DEAN. lOW N house of aald County at San- I Florida, and flla tha original DES A van dan RKKG. !J3 ford. Florida, wlthta els cal- I Anawar or olhar Pleading In East Central Avanua. Urlan andar months from tha Bats I the office of tts Clark of do, Florida, and fits lha orl of tha first publication uf thla I th* Circuit Court on or bafora glnal Anawar or other Flaad nolle*. Two capias of each th* llth day s f June, 1*43. log In tba office of tha Clark claim sr demand shall ha In If You fall t* do to, a daeraa of tha Circuit Court on or writing, and shall atata th* I pra aoafaaso will b* taken bafora ths llth day of Juna, place uf residence and post I against you for tha relief da1*41. If you fall to do so, afflca address uf th* claim- mandag In th* ContplaloL a decree pro cunfee-o will ba an., and shall be sworn to by Thla Notlea shall b* pub- ^ taken agalnat you for tha th* claimant, hla agent, or llabad one* a weak for four relief demanded la lha Com­ attornay and accompanied by conaocullv* waakx la Th* Han. plaint. a filing fas of on* dollar and ford Ilarald. This Notlea shall ba pub­ auch claim or demand not as (BEAL) lished ones a weak for four tiled shall ba void. DATED thla I t t day af consecutive weeks In tha San­ Ilotnar M. Glaaaou May, l i f t . ford Herald Aa executor of th* Last Arthur If. Hack with Jr., DATED this llrd day of Will and Te.tamaut of Clark of th* Circuit Court May. 1*41. LEON g. PICKERING, Byt Margaret E. Tyr* (BEAL) Deceased Deputy Clark Arthur II Beckwith. Jr„ Btanstrom, Davie A McIntosh Aadaraou. Ruak, Dean. Clerk of Creult Court Attornay* for Executor Lowadas A van dan Barg By: Martha T. .Vlhlan r . O. Drawer 111* 333 Eaat Ctulfal Ava. Deputy Clark Sanford. Florida Urlandu, Fla. Publlah May 31 A Juna L I* Publlah May 13. 3*. 31 A Jut* Publlah May 13, 3*. I f * 3. 1143 IT. t t l l Juna 4, l i f t CD1-41 CD I-1*1 CD I-it t w i t ' s FOR BIDS Tha Uiianl of Cuunty Commlaalonara of Hemlnula Coun­ ty, Florida will rerelee bide at the office of Arthur II. Ileckwlth. Jr.. In the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida up to 1:04 P. M., Monday, Juna 14, 1*41, for tha following; U "a ( l l new all purpose 4 wheal Utility Tractor with 4 cylinder dleael en­ gine. Specifications may be obtained at the office of the County Engineer In the Courthouse at Han­ ford. Florida. Deice hid ahull he for the Item complete and tlellvered to the County Hoed Department un C. 8. 1 J. 91. four (4) miles South of Sanford. Florida, and ahould exclude or list se­ parately all State and Federal taxes and alter­ nate or optional Itema o f­ fered. Dellaary data must be specified end will be considered In awarding the contract. Bid should he accompanied by detailed factory apedflratlona, rat­ ings and technical data covering Ihs Item to ba supplied. Bid to be enclosed In a S e a l ­ e d envelops plainly marked on ths outside. -BID FOR UTI­ LITY TIIACTOH, open Juna It. 1*41.** Bids will ba opened at masting to he held In the Cuunty Cunintlaulon Meeting Hoorn In tha Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Tuesday, Juna II, 1*41 at 14:90 A. M. or as auoa thereafter aa poaa­ lbla. Roard of County Commis­ sioners Hemlnols County, Florida J. C. Ilutchleon, Chairman By: W. lluah, Jr. County Eaglnaar Publlah May IT A June I. !»41 CDI-** �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 Classified Phone 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 t. N m II m i . h iln r ih i 6. Far R n t REGISTRATION opened for FURNISHED 1 bedroom Gar­ Good Shepherd Christian age Apt. Ufto W. 14th St. day school. 3 , 4 1 1 years old. Nursery $14, Kinder­ $ BEDROOM'S. K i t e h e n equipped. PA 2-3722. garten $15. Transportation available for city and out­ FURNISHED 3 bedroom lying areas. 322-7312 or house. Adults. No pets. 322 3719. FA 2-7684. 6. For R n t 3 2 2 -5 6 1 3 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom Apt. kitchen equipped. 106 W. 18th St. FA 2-4878. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Rooms private baths, 114 thru FrI. - 3 P. M. day W. First St. before insertion. Sion. • Sat. noon. 2-BEDROOM furnished apart­ ment, also efficiency apart­ STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: ment, furnished. 322-8341. Tut*., thru F r i • 1 P. U . day before insertion. Moo. . Sat. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5254 or FA 2-0325. RESPONSIBILITY: TURN. Apt. 2000 Mclloaviile. The Herald win not be re­ sponsible for more tban one UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom incorrect insertion of your ad, house, kitchen equipped. and reserves the right to re Pb. FA 2-3451. vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what o-dcred to 2 BEDROOM house, Florida room. Available nuw. Pc eoatorm to the policies of this FA 2-1549. taper. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Fun nil 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation r». Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wonted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sole 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. H efrWanten------------19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Faint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio 4c Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 81A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sule 35. Articles Wanted 3 6 . Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas LOST: Eyeglasses. B l u e frame. Call between 6 A 7 p. m. FA 2-3644. Reward. S, E d u ca tion - In stru ctio n U . S. C IV IL SERVICE TEST Men • Women, 18-32. Start high as $ 102.00 a week. Preparatory training until appointed. Thousands of Jobs open. Experience us­ ually unnecessary. FREE iaformstion on Job, sal­ aries, requirements. Write end phone. Lincoln Service, TODAY giving name, ad­ dress and phone. Lincoln service, Box 15, Sanford Herald. Legal Notice th e m v t ii c in c trr jtn iriv L c o ie t , c ir c u it IV SMI Ktill SKNIVOLK COl'VTV. n.llHIIIS. si. riisM -»:u v vo. isoti v irn rr. to i i e s 'K V U NANCY bKKUTON, geralft May 27, 1963 — Page SWEETIE PIE 9 By Nadine Seltzer 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ ment. Newly decorated. Quesnel Apts. 404 E. 14th St. Apply Apt. 7 or Pb. 322 8194. LOVELY bedroom, private entrance to gentlemen. $10 per week. Ref. FA 2-74$l 2 BR. 817 Catalina. FA 3057$ r v BY OWNER, 3 Bdrrn. 2 baths large lot. FA 2-1932. M . A WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Used furniture, appliances, OFFICE Furniture. Includes CAM WANTED " SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tools, etc. Bought • Sold. desk, swivel chair, filing REEL'S USED CAM All Types and Sixes Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford cabinets, typewriter, etc. 11th St. A Sanford Are. Ave. Pb. FA *4132 We Repair and Service FA 2-5771. Osteen. BUYING A NEW 0T S T I N E USED CART 3 Machinery and Supply Co. We Buy. Sell, Trade. Repair YOU pick it. firing contain­ FINANCE IT W ITH US * e r. Black eyed peas. $1.75 BILL'S THRIFT SHOP 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 a hamper. Okra $3.50 a ♦ Low Interest Xa4ee Furniture • Appliances - T.V. ♦ Low Monthly Payment* hamper. FA 2-0490. Open 9 to 9 daily and Week­ FLORIDA STATE BANK . ends ALUMINUM Furniture re­ SEWING MACHINE Ph. 322-7361 3840 Hiawatha S t SALKS A SERVICE webbed cheaper tban you 1965 CP. Dev. Cad. Leaded. Sanford, Fla. Actual 49,000 aL Tasnucocan do R yourself. Bring CALL KA 2-5783 late. $796. FA M W eg U to the Furniture Center. FREE ESTIMATE SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ GA *6049. 1100 French Ave. Upholstering A Mattxwae rtsgeration service. All work ovatiog. New A Uaed Furni­ BLACKEYED Pees. Yon pick 1954 4-DR. DODGE Seda*. guaranteed. Very reason ture. Can Nix Bedding Mfg. Cash price $43. FA m m ; and bring container. $1.50 able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Co., at 709 O k r y Ave. See at 423 Grandview D r, a bu. FA 2-71*4. Night FA 2-2069. FA 2-2117, TRADE—3 Wheel heavy duty 195* EDSEL. Rune p o £ WANTED reliable couple to Looks good. A. E. Ream Band Saw for heavy duty Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ take up monthly payments ter. FA S-1M1. Lawn Mower. 2224373. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. o f $13.10 o* $ complete FA 2-1817. rooms of furniture. Call With purchase o f niue Lus­ 37. Boat* • Bio t e n tre. rent Electric Carpet TE 9-1511, Casselberry, col­ 19*3 Model, 11* Shampooer for only $1 per CANOE. FRIGIDA1RE lect. Fiberglass. Like new. Ph. day. Carroll’* Furniture. Sales A Service FA 3-7739. Sen Us Your Pursnure. Quick G. II. HIGH MACHINE. 1903 1100 W. 1st St. Sanford Service With the Cash SEWING White xlg tag. No attach­ Gateway T o The Waterway Pb. FA 2-3883 SUPER TRADING POST ments needed to sew on but­ Robson Sporting Good* I TA 2-0477. tons, makes button holes snd Your EV1NRUDE Denier < fancy stitches. Take 5 pay­ 30444 E. 1st Ph. FA 34. Article* For Sate If. B . rO P E CO., INC. ments of $8 .02. Write Cre­ 200 So. Park Ate. FA 2-4234 Ladies shorts, 99c. Sleeping dit Adjustment P. O. Box 38. Motnreyeie* * bags, tarps, tents. Surplus 2132. DeLand, Fla. 29. Automobile Service '58 INDIAN Motorcycle. TOR City, 2t)l W. lit. EARLY Hairy Indigo Seed. cc. twin. Light w eig h t 1 AUTO RADIO SERVICE BEAUTIFUL furniture. Many Purity, $9.72*$, germination $306.00. FA *$912. , PERSONAL RADIO A TV fine Imports. Alao linens, 74%. G. Barney. 629-4475, 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS,; dishes and silver. Call Rt. 5, Box 131, Ocala. ■j New A Used. FA 2-7431 Auto Glass, Tops Lewis Bales A Berries DOUBLE Hollywood B e d , A Sea* Covers STOCK and modern fixtures 2617 Country Club Ed. complete. 4 Drawer chest In Grocery. P. O. Box 991. Ph. FA-2-7921 and cedar chest. Sacrifice Senford, Fla. price. Call 322-7879. BICYCLES repaired - Be* 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8033 READY MIX Concrete, win­ painted. Elec. Trains re*, 36. Automobiles Track* ALL WORK GUARANTEED dow sills, lintels, stsps, paired. Coy's Bike Shop.' blocks, ssnd, cement, rock, 195* CHEV. VS. Std. trans. 414 Sanford Ave. FA 2-M n J pipe, steel, grease traps, Call 325-0585. Free pick up and Jattvery.l dry wells, stepping stones M lrsde Concrete Co. Senkarik Glass and Paint 509 Elm Ave. FA *4751 Company Air-Conditioning 11. Real Estate Wanted 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Must be hardwood floors. Garage. Prefer East Sanford. Low down payment. Older type ‘There are child labor laws in this state, you know!' home preferred. Write Box B, c o Sanford lferald. 12. Real Entate For Sale 21. Beauty Solo** EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking tots and shopping stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. 12. Real Estate For Sale NO down payment. 3 Bed­ room borne, kitchen equip­ Store. 2 BEDROOM House. 906 Myr­ ped. Fenced yard. Availtle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ FURNISHED or unfurnished •ble July 1st. North Orlan­ wan. 322-4013. duplex. 4 large rooms. Near do. 322-9070. base. No pets. FA 2-3735. 3 BEDROOM house. Take up payments. FA 2-6199. 3 BEDROOM borne, Sunlaod, FA 2-8231. DOWN PAYMENT OVERCOME 34. Article* For Sol* LAWN SERVICE 9. For Sole or Rent House. FA 2-7889 or FA 2-4205 27. Special Service* SINGER BEDROOM HouaetraOer. Bowman's Trailer Court. DeBary. NO 8-49C8. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA FA hARRIKTTS BEAUTY NOOK Complete Scr. Eve. Appt'a. 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Call for Evening appointments 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 22. Build - Paint - Repair 2 2118 2-0618 323 0700 Sanford, Fla. f AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FURNISHED 2 bedroom REMODELING A Painting ol house. 32 Naranja ltd.. De­ New Home — never occupied. all kinds. 7 years to pay. 3 Bedrooms, two full tile Bary. Can be seen Tues. A No qualifying. Free esU* baths. Large Lot. Built-in 2534 Park Dr. Wed. afternoon. mates. License A bondage. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 Range and Oven. Principle HOUSEHOLD furniture. Odd TE 9-1463 or 322 5833. UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rms. and Interest payment $81.15 ONLY six left in desirable pieces. 6 ft. U.E. Kefrigera Tee 'N Green Eitates. See 31. Poultry - Livestock bath. 2 screened wtrehes - per a w A tor, Ironer, breakfast set 2 5 . P i i * p«ag S a rricg s model on Upsala Road. 309 Magoolia Ave. Apply J. W. Hall, Realty and other various pieces: FOR SALE: Three Gurnsey Centrally air-conditioned. 3 upstairs evenings. FA 2 3*11 FA 2-5771, Osteen. heifers, 9 months old. lltd or 4 bedrooms, beautiful 1 BDRM. bouse. NO $-3122 S BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. calfhood vaccination. $285 family room, in your price HAIRY INDIGO after $. for all three. Call FA 2-2988 Regular, 100 lbs..........$32.50 Good location, kitchen range, 20th St. W. by MayPlumbing A Heating or come to 2111 Summerlin Less Quantities per lb. .. . 35c equipped. Low down pay­ fair Country Club. 5 ROOM furnished Apartment AIR CONDITIONING Ave. after 5:00 p.m. ment. Assume loan. A real 500 lb. lots and ever per 100 CONTRACT and REPAIR for couple. $45. FA 2-7399. 15. RuttincsH O p p ortu n ity saving. Call 322-7879. lbs................................ $29.00 WORK 31A. Peta 2 BEDROOM Pure, ground 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 9-4562 Pensacola Bahia Grass, Ask floor Apartment. Contact SUNDRIES Store. Stock A For Lease: Service Station. 4 POMERANIANS. Thorough for currsnt prices. equipment. Well establish­ Choice location. Apply The PLUMBING 2312 Palmetto. bred. Ann Alexander. Lake ABOVE PRICES FOB HERE ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ Pure Oil Co. 604 W. 6th Contracting Repair! Mary. A. M. PREVATT, PHONE Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. tire. Call FA 20274 or St. FREE ESTIMATES 749-2115, SEVILLE, FLA. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. Longwood TE 9-6389. R. L. HARVEY BOSTON Terrier Puppies. 8 A total o f 10 years service la to tho credit of Fred, Ho 16. Female Help Wanted 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3363 weeks. AKC Beg. FA 2 1861 GOOD used Water Cooler. 2 BR. House, living-dining and hie wife, Audrey live on W. 18th Street and are See Al Lyon at Sanford DAY Grill cook. Female pre­ parents of n son, Johnny and n daughter, Made. Ho room. Alr-Cond. Garage, FREE 4 adorable gray kit­ 26. Radio & Television sad Asdrey are quite proud of thsir three grandchildren Electric Co. ferred. Must be experienc­ carporte, large modern kit­ tens. Good homo wanted. though they don’ t see them as often as they wish. Tho ed. Waitress, must be ex­ chen. $83 month, with op­ PERSONAL RADIO & TV Call FA 2-0970. BY Owner. 1 Used 3 ton AirYeacklee ere members o f the First Baptist Church and Real Estate—Mortgages perienced. Chick 'N Treat, tion to buy. 610 E. 14th St. 1 DAY SERVICE Fred serves the American Legion so finance officer. Conditioner. Contact Al Ly­ 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Sanford. J. N. Robson Jr. FA 2-1535 Fred's greatest love U camping and hosting and who* 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. 32. Flower* - Shrub* on at Sanford Electric. Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 ho has the time to spare o ff he goes. or FA 2-0228. Ph. 323-0655 Evenings ELDERLY white w o m a n POTTED MUMS in bloom. SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS Ready To Serve You At Holler* of S a fo r d FA 2-2077 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 keep house for elderly peo­ R E N T A BED 35c up. Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 27. Special Service* ple. FA 2-3980. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby GKAPEVILLE NURSERY WILL TRADE LAWNS Renovated • Aerate Grapevtlle Ave. Near 2oth SL Bads. 3 Lots in Sanford, close to SU.M3IER Position for am­ Remove Thatch - Chinch By Day, Week, or Month downtown, for Housctrailer bitious teacher or upper Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fertl- Summer Annuals, Petuniss, CARROLLS FURNITURE of equal value. Write P. O. class college student. Op­ Snspdrsgoni, Pansies, Vege­ •xe-Ph. FA 2 4244 Pb. FA 2-5181 116 W. lit St. Box 702, Wildwood, Fla. portunity to earn $1.ixx>- MANSFIELD LAWN SER. table Plants. Dutch Mill $ .,50o In 60 days. $480 miniF U R N I S H E D Apartment. Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just ON LAKE RAVENNA. 4 Bed­ mum guaranteed. Write PAINTING, decorating. In­ Clean and close in. Jimmie off 20th St. and 1st. St. rm., 2 bath. Comfortsbic 1 terior, exterior. Also paper P.O. Box 343, New Smyrna Cowan. 322-4013. yesr old home in excellent lunging. 29 years exper­ .13. Furniture Beach, Fla. condition. Fireplace, AirRENTALS ience. Free estimates. K. conditioning, central heat, 17. Male H elp W anted New people In town look at 3BDRM, unfurn. home latch M. Seeberger, Fern Park, double carporte A large Arbor $95. 2 Bedrm. Furn. Fla. TE 1-1856 or TE 8-5047. Hi raid Ads. Be sure your utility rm. covered patio SUMMER Position for am­ business is represented with Apt. $55. 1 Bdrrn. Furn. bitious teacher or upper Piano Tuning and Repair attractive advertisements. with neat landscaped yard. Apt. $45. Robert A. Wil­ class college student. Op­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Call FA 2 5612. 301 Vlhlen Rd. liams, Realtor. FA 2 3951. portunity to earn $t,oooNO CA5H NEEDED "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The $1,500 in 60 dayi. $460 mini­ S Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a Gables. FA 2 0720. mum guaranteed. Write month. T. A I. included. P.O. Box 243, New Smyrna SUBURBAN 3 Furnished 322-8085. Beach, Fla. rooms, 1st floor. Wuter fur­ NO DOWN PAYMENT nished. 6 mile* from town. 1 9. S it u a t io n s W a n te d M ONTH END C L E A N - UP v4S rent. FA 25771. Osteen. 3 Bedroom CBS home. 2u9 Collins Dr. Phone FA 2-7470. Child Care. FA 2-2274. NEW unfurnished 2 bedroom Duplex Apt. New stove A 3 A 4 BEDROOM Homes. GOOD Laundress. Will do Sec models at Highland ironing in my home. Rea refrigerstor. W a t e r furn­ Ave. Longwood. 10 minutes sonable. 706 Bay Ave. ished. Tile bath and terraxsouth on 1792 and west on xo floors. $75 per $lo. Pb. EXPERIENCED C ool 22 Semloole 1 block. FA 2-2374 after 5. and years. Male. 3226166. LMN ENTERPRISES INC. 9 RM. Furn. A p t, $70 Mo. PLYMOUTH Bedroom Air - Conditioned, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 2 Door V-H YOUR BEST LIVING AND i l l E. 8th St., FA 2-5780. Realtor Your Neighbor A t Hollers Wall Fred Yeackle, Used Car M anager Stenstrom Realty Plaintiff, 0PERATI0M W IL L END M A Y 31st Don't Delay! If you’re interested in driving Sleek and I'eppy * 6 3 ....See Us Immediately! HOLLERSo/SANFORD SPEC IA LS St. Johns Realty flla your w rltian «n »w . r er 4i(* b -« . If any, paraoiially or by an a ttorury, on or bafora Ju na U . 1»«J . at lha Oftlta of Iba Clark of lh* Circuit Court, at lha Courtllouaa In rU nfonl, Xanilitolo Cuuuly, rtoriu.i. and lo mall a ropy ttiarauf lo Sianitroni. Lavla * M -ln l-.tli Attoroaya for I lalntlff, IV .t Offlco Hoa Ilia . >, infur l. Florida. In t in t err I tin ill*<irca pro.:aadln« pandIntf aicatiiat you In iba C lr r o ll C ourt of tha M tu h Ju d lr l i l C ircuit, In and for Sami nola County. Florida. In Chan an abbravlatad tltla of aald'eauaa baln« “Nancy Ska|. ton. P la ln lU L *arau. Jtaala J. Skallun. liafandout." and baraln fall not or a Uacraa Pro Confarao w ill br antarad aualnat you, and tha cauia procaai a . parta. (S E A L ) A rth u r H. Beckw ith. Jr. d a r k of lha C irc u it Court B> • Slartha T. Vililao l>. C. h.anairom, ftavla A Uatnioab Attornaya at Law Poat O ff tea Boa 1U « Hanford. FtorlOa P ub llali May 15. IS, 5? A J u n a 1. IS O . Our Entire Stock . . . 63 and 63Vi Models TODAY’S NEW Home, 3 bedrooms, 1VA Raymond Iaindquist, Asso. J E S S I E J. SK ELTON. baths, Westinghouve kitch­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bklg I * ?»n<1».nt. en, eentrsl oil heat. Car­ TH E n rv rK Of rt O H in t T O i JK ii.M K J. SKELTON porte. $90.00 monthly, op­ W hm i r«»M-n<-« and a ltion to buy. Pb. Urlando THE TIME TESTED FIRM U unknown. P L E A S E T I K E N O T IC E that 422-2576. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 y n u ara h*r* by r*uulrt«l to CD1-IS Dnnforfe jS3. Fnrm Hor* LAST C A L L ! 1 . L oat & F oun d tv 2 V$t 2 BEDROOM house in De­ I I Ol l K Bary. Large Florida room. Mr. A Mrs. Utility room. FA 2-7213. in Geneva. Fla. Church Street. II. M. Sell­ ers. Phone 349-4281. 3 BEDROOMS, Florida room. LAREFRONT RENTAL New roof. Sacrifice. $100*. Distinctive but modest, avail­ down. 877.28 month. Ph. able June 1st, located 8 FA 2-4836. miles West of Sanford on 9 acres. P rlvsc/ and no A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME —Necessarily. It is lo have airtrafl noise. Available fur that intangible something resjionsible party at $9<) per you feel Uie moment you month. enter. Situated on a beau­ tiful shady corner lot. Is one of the nicest 2 bed­ room homes in Sanford. 1M1 S. Park Ave. Let us sIhjw you, you will FA 2 5232 anytime exclaim "Wouldn't it be SMALL furnished house; counice to Use here!" $11,900 pld preferred; modern con —and well worth it. Vetiencc*. 905 W. 25th St. Seminole Realty An investment, out an «xfw n*. Call FA 2 3612 for exprft advice on a Herald advertising campaign. Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSUROK FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave INVESTING OPPOI (UNITY IN FLORIDA T00AYI —W~V *w . SSACeiK.SUILT Deltona 1958 1958 1956 FORD 2 Door, 6 L'yl. FORD V-8 Station Wagon *295 *495 *295 • FALCO NS • G A L A X IE S • F A IR LA N E S • T -B IR D S FORD T R U C K S Are Priced Right from the economical Pulcon to the Luxurious Thunderbird Get The Most For Your Car Now! • Excellent Bunk Bate — On The Spot Financing FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES; $6960 to $ 15.450 As Low as $210 down. As little as $43.11 a month! Ho Closing Costs! 5,000 Stamp Bonus Homesite Investment Opportunities On All ’63 Models Sold Before May 31st. From Just $1095 DRIVE OUT T0DAY1 r«*« Interstate B i t h t Ml oil WITH IIKATEK. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, ELECTRIC 2 SPEED WINDSHIELD WIPER AND WASHER (lessees, foils* issMUOM ■i n lo fisnes i uses it snS awit iKitiaa dsitlsomsntl Tho Maekli Iros. Inc. DcitoM. flj • Phone 668 1453 THE BEST! TOP VALUE STAMPS TODAY ol tta Dolor, 2396 219 K. 2nd ST. it 00 SANFORD 2505 PARK AVE. STRICKLAND-MORRISON INCORPORATED 308 E. Firut St. Sanford • FA 2-1481 Ml 4-8910 �At Banquet t-X IA D W G THE BAND for 1968-64 at Seminole High School will be then# sis student*. From left, Scott Mnlbon, Operations O fficer; Roy Green, Prom M ajor; Betty Lou Corbin, secretary; Dottle Jardine, Head Girl O fL ficar; Norman Leach, Captain and K. G. Dedering, Librarian. (Herald Photo) MAJORETTE OFFICERS for next yeur will find Mias Sharon Williams, '•enter aa Head Majorette; Mnry Scott, (right) aa Anaintant Head Major­ ette and Suaan Brown, (left) aa necretury. (Herald Photo) The title ei beet musician to the Sea tools High School Bind wee given to Mike Cor* bio et Friday nlght'a annual Band Banquet and Concert at •the school. | Judy Bedwell waa named Beat Twlrler. Both received gold trophic* in recognition ot their accomplishment. ! Also receiving trophies (were Johnny Cullum a* Most /Improved Bandsman and PegIgy Miller as Moat Improved Service Assn. Following thn dinner and ceremonies, the entire aseembly adjourned to the outdoor concert stage, where for the first time, the band present­ ed a Concert under the Stars. Chairs were sK up on the school grounds, lacing the outdoor pavilion and band music offeringa raaged all the way frtm Sousa marchno to Broadway show tones. Student nod guests conduct­ ors lad many at the numbers jTwirier. and several individual and Bandmaster Ernest Cowley specialty numbers were pre­ named Norman Leach to sented. icrva as Captain of the band next year, with Sharon Wil­ liams being given the post 'of Head Majorette. Drum Major for next year .will be Roy Green and DolUe 'Jardine will be Head Girl Officer o f the Band. Mary Scott will be Assistant Head Majorette with Su­ san Brown aa majorette sec­ retary. 1 Other new band officers in­ clude Scott Mslbon as OperaItions officer; Betty Lou Cor,'bin a* secretary and K. C. Dederlng as librarian. I Gold Key Awards for time In service were presented to Seniors, Corine Bt-nham, Jo­ an Jones. Sandi Wright, Charles Rabun, Marianne IHumphrey, Barbara Miller land Frank Belslto. The awards ceremonies were the highlight o f the ban­ quet which waa held in the school cafeteria w(lfc_a roast beef dinner prepared by'th e Seminole County School Food FAST FOOD KING • OUAKTERS SCOTT f T O IL E l I TISSU E Band parents presented Bandmaster Ernest Cowley with a gift certificate to Brack Perkina Men’s Store In appreciation of his work. cornN M ilFLAKES Education Needs Most Critical, Chairman Soys PONTE VEDHA BEACH (U P I) — The expansion of higher education facilities KELLOGG'S r ft e O t ENERGY lim it 1 With M Food Order Q t Bottle Limit 2 i’ lesNe FIRM GOLDEN RIPE MR. G FROZEN • RELIABLE SERVICE CORN . . . I I m BOWMAN’S • DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 317 S. PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-6422 PERFECTION Limit 2 With M Or More Food Order FRESH FLA. GRADE A U. S. Choice “ Flavor Aged GOLDEN TROPHIES were presented to these four Most OutttUulriing students ut the Hitnd lmnquet Friday. Mike Corbin, left was named Hest Musician; Judy Iiedwell, Hest Twirler; Peggy Miller, most improved ma­ jorette and Johnny Cullum most improved Imndsman. (Herald Photo) Join the “ Cool Ones” in an air conditioned 1963 • Ford The Psrent-Teachcr Asso­ preciation was solemnized I cording of “ Bless ciation of Hopper Elementary through meditation on a re- House." School realized a king desir­ ed dream last Sunday. It was an historical mom­ ent of this association when the lobby ot tlie new Hopper Elementary School was ap­ Complete (5-piece Entiemhle Kendy to Fly _ ___ — — propriately dedicated in mem­ ory of the late Alton Young who before his death was the president of Hopper's P-TA. The Assoeiation had preplan­ ned these services in the early part of the I9rt2'6.l school term. The impressive dediratorial rites were officiated by Rev. Jesse Brown, minister ot St. James A.M.K. Church, San­ ford. The ceremonies included a recording of “ The Lord's Prayer’* by Mahalia Jackson; unveiling of plaque by Altonia KlizabeUt Young, daughter of the late Mr. Al­ ton Young; Moment of Ap­ SHOW YOUR COLORS FLAG SET When baked, soft white gypsum sand contained in White Sand* National Monu­ ment, N. M., bocuihcs pure plaster of paris. • Fairlane • Falcon • Club Cube INSTALLED -1i Ride Cool & Comfortable MOST OTHER AMERICAN POPULAR CARS FRESH GROUND 1000 Free T V Stamps BEEF Given With Each Air Conditioner Installed Hetween April 15 & May 13 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS • llrrust (with rili) Cashmere Bouquet Soap 2 Reg. Bars 21c 2 Bath Bars 31c • Legs • Thighs LG. FLOOR A WALL * .1 x & I t Ttoutga llm m n l t'ollun Flag in brilliant tfeli-inM inI culoit S tiK'ludm Cold Hatyard nmUl uiuuiilinf • all black .! * CnmjdHa « n h CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN Manual un Fla, Kliqualta LITTLE PILES • Sirloin Get a Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . . . er ginerred exclusively for your car . . . for a low as Get Your* Now For Holiday Display Your Friendly Ford Dealer1 or SAWDUST Ajax Cleaner 29c A J A X KEG. Cleanser 2/33c 22 07.. IITL. V E L L IQ U ID . . . to O'Z. L u ll'll) llt'ltUl.K U.ITII IN VOUn HOME Strickland-Morrison M /IY M EAN. G O O D Y EA R INCORPORATED SERVICE STORE • SERVICE DEPARTMENT S55 W. IhI St. FA 2-2821 FA 2-1181 308 E. First St. W. I’ nrk Ml 1-8916 SO AKY . . . . 25TH & PARK i �I 'vT!*** By LARRY VER8IIEL “ 1 doubt il any legislation will be introduced during thii session authorizing a charter lor Fern Park," 10 ipoke Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. at 6:30 a.m. today . . . Ha did not elaborate, saying tho delega­ tion with bava a statement within the next few days. • • • Both Davis and Sen. Mack Cleveland Jr. are doubtful that the commission will get a pay raise during this ses­ sion . . . Not enough time and •o official request was made tho commission . . . That cigaret tax boost will give Sanford some $72,000 ex­ tra next year . . . Jan For­ tune voted against the mea­ sure. • • • Guess I’li have to cut down to only two packs a day. No­ body asked me but how about a lobby for the consumer . . . Special interests all over Tallahassee looking out for the milk boys, timber boys . . . How about one for John Q. Public T . . . Or, is that the Job of the Legislators? Sanford To Cape Four Lane Highway Proposed City Okays Terms For Prep School The City Commission Monday night voted to accept the terms ami conditions negotiated with the MacFadden Foundation officials in New York last week to locate a 250 cadet mili­ tary prep school in Sanford. City Commissioners n(?reed to terms of the talks conditioned upon the County Commission's favorable action to clear the county reverter from a certain portion o f the city land that is for the school. The County Commission is expected to act on this request at its meeting Wednesday. Last week. Mayor Tom MacDonald and Commissioner J. H. (Jimmy) Crapps went to New York to talk over negotiations with J. P. Wiegers, chairman o f the foundation. The Foundation agreed to purchase from the city 18 plus acre? o f the recreation area at Mellonville_ and Celery Aves. for $100,000, payable $28,500 down and the balance in deferred pay­ ment* over a period o f 10 years. ★ ★ ★ City Tells Engineers: 'Go' On Water Plans COUNTY Commission Wednesday w i l l ap­ prove u resolution in appreciation of Capt. Joseph M. Tully Jr.’s services to Sanford and Seminole County dur­ ing his tenure as com­ manding o f f i c e r o f Heavy Attack Wing One at Sanford Naval Air Station. He will be leaving soon to attend the War College at Washington, D: C. Judge Refuses To OK School Integration Planning expert* of the using the spoil frum the ca­ six-county East Central Flor­ nal dredging as a bed for ida Regional Planning Coun­ the read. • • • cil today recommended long range plans for the four-lan- to Cape Canaveral through ing of SR -at from Sanford Mima at a meeting of live * • • group in Daytona Beach to­ Jolia Bnimley, Sanford day. member of Ike 81. John*Other planning effecting Indian River Navigating Seminole County on the long Committee, last Jaa. II range planning scale includes advocated that a four-lane that Sit t* would go straight h i g h w a y be coastrnrtrd across French Ave. on 25th along th e proposed 8t. Street and lie into that same Jobns-lndlan River canal, highway out to Most First uJJtf Street. Another new. bold concept recommended by the "e x ­ perts” wai a scenic route from Daytona Beach Into Os­ ceola County, coming through Seminole from the vicinity of Osteen and then west of Lake Harney to Geneva on to Oviedo and south through this county. The experts Joined with the council in reviewing proposals for the future expansion of tho area which Includes the nation's spaceport at Cape i development plan* probably Canaveral would be drawn up as a re­ The group met in closed sult of ttw meetings. session with members of the Wallace said the commit­ boards of the various county tee recommended to the com­ commissions as a two-day meeting of the council diew missioners that plans bo to an end with policy discus­ drawn up on the anticipated sions. growth to the area to about Chairman William Wallace, 1.2 million population In the who introduced respresenta- next decade; that a network fives of Volusia, Seminole, of road ami other transport Osceola, Indian River, Bre­ tation facilities be designed, vard and Orange Counties to and that the St. Johns River about 125 business, industrial water area be turned into a and civic leader*, laid major general recreation area. g>attforti ijmiiSi WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High todny, 85-90. Low tonight. 60-63. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire F^Ublished 1908 TUKS., MAY 28, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 721 Teacher Pay Upped BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U1M); —A federal judge today re- ! fused to order Birmingham public schools integrated al­ though it “ graphically ap­ TALLAHASSEE (UIT> — cleared hy the Senate and lent a bill shifting part o f the add another $15 million to per cent o f total eoste, with pear*” the city is operating The Legislature completed ac­ to the Governor. county school expenses to the state school costs in the 1965- the state picking up 75 per With no hope of boosting • • • a segregate*! school system. cent at nn additional cost of The general spending hill, state. tion today on bills provid­ Sanford's dwindling water i)7 biennium. Things arc really bad down Federal District Judge Sey- ing $35tl-$55t) annual pay which cleared Monday, pro$23 million which is provided The amendment, tacked on Sen. Eit I’ rice, of Bruden- in the general appropriation* at t h e sewage treatment supply (or peak period days bourn Lynne announced that raise* for school teachers and 1videa $1.5 million for the by Rep. Robert Mann, of plant . . . City holding its this summer, the City Comhe was retaining jurisdiction directing establishment of a brunch of the University of Hillsborough, rnpiires thut ton, said ho favored the bill for tho coming biennium. breath wondering if work mi»*ion Monday night auth­ in the case in which Negroes brunch engineering college in Florida Engineering School stute payments for schools, amendment hut felt it might Senate refusal to take It will be halted. claimed they wore denied Eust-t’entriil Florida. ami $15 million for teacher effective ill 19)15, must Ihi endanger gubernatorial ap­ meant this bill must go back orized Engineer* Clark, Dai­ • • • transfer* to white schools based on current enrollment proval of tho formula freexing to the House for another vote The House bill*, implement­ puy ruiscs. At 11 a.m. Friday there will ley and Diet* to rompletc near their homes. The Senate refused to nc- rather than enrollment for county school payments at 25 {before it goes to tho Governoring funds provided in the genbe ameeting of the City plans fur some $800,000 worth Lynne ruled that the Ne­ cral appropriations hill, were cept a House amendment to - the previous year. It would MRS. JOHN HARLOW Commission snd Executive cf water Improvement* “ aim­ groes had not exhausted the Committee of the Chamber to ed for next summer.” administrative remedies proclarify the status of the ne­ City Manager W. E. Know- , vided bv the Alabama aehool gotiations with the MacFadplacement law. les estimated that getting the den Foundation bringing that in his ruling, Lynn said: military school to Sanford improvements off Ole draw­ “ It graphically appears . . . We asked City Manager ing board into the construc­ from the testimony of Dr. Theo W. E. Knowles if that con­ tion stage would take al­ According fa Mrs. John r Wright, superintendent troversial taped phone con­ most six months. Barlow, to ordinator of the . u( ||jnningham public school*, versation between Knowles Commissioner* approved show, this is a big night forjth-M |,c an,| (i*. Birmingham and a MacFadden man will the Little Bed Schoolhouse. i |K)3rd of education have ope OAK HILL (UlM) - Fire New Smyrna Beach suid fire ment "probably accidental.” be aired . . . Pete answered: plans which ^nclucje the idea r o .- , a r t r' , ate(l * - SOM gab • ‘ c o o l razed the old wooden station burned through the lung sta­ “ A station just doesn't set “ No idea as to the location of moving Die present treat­ on the annual musical variety | , u.an based „ n race in the owned by thc strike-hound tion so fiercely “ There was itself on fire lor no reason,” ul the tape.” F.h? ment facility to the existing j allow. " The Merry-Go- Hound." past; are doing so now and Florida East Coast Railway nothing we could ilo hut he said. • • • well field sile on Hwy. 17-92 on the stage of tha Seminole I j,aVf formulate ! no pirn* to here Monday night and a few watch it burn and see the Which reminds me that Bill discontinue such an opera hour* later, three car* of an llamcx didn't spread.” together with construction of Hi-rh School auditorium. Talented people from all jjun >• Hutchison ( c i t y attorney) FEC freight train derailed No one was injured in the the main well field at the emphasized the city can’t over the area will be up there I Thc defendants point to the near Titusville, 22 miles fur­ blaze, the cause of which was county club with a treatment legally pay for the brokers singing, dancing, playing and j coml,|aini tiled by Negroes, ther south. not immediately determined. fees for that school , . . plant and transmission line* acting out slot* to amuse and j |I0 AaU(> an,| poi„t „ llt the Fire Chief Freil Garlick of Authorities began an investi­ entertain the public, in return ! fact thut at „ „ t|lm. |,a, any $13,000. totaling $790,non. gation into the possihilil) of • • • for tiieii support of Ihe little Negro child applied for en arson. school for mentally retarded rollment in or transfer to a Which further reminds aie Early this morning, a few children. that city commission meeting whits* school. hours after the fire, FEC o f­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Some well-known people on last night was taped by sn lie said of the Negroes. ficials re-routed ■ freight A hill putting milk cooporathe program include Mrs. “ Their reluctance in taking audiograph machine. train around the burned sta­ live* under jurisdiction on tho • • • Marge Kihelherger, Mi.-» Au­ the initiative in bringing about tion to avoid rails buckled by State Milk Commission be­ drey Decker, Sheri i and Bab- thc integration of thc public Which again reminds me Store than $2110,00)1 ws* re­ the intense heat. came law today with tho gov­ ettu Spim-lli, Deal Scrahella, that some lover of dairy pro­ schools stems from some­ leased today l>y the State On a crossing on thc Mims ernor’s signature. Susan and Jeff l.nrgen, Deb- thing more tlun blind adher­ ducts broke into a Perfection Cabinet at Tallahassee to- branch line, three car,', jump­ Downtown building land­ ie and Darrell McClain, Vicki Dairy truck parked on Park ence to tradition.” vvurd a $300,000 school con­ ed tiie rails but remained up­ Avenue and walked off with lords and tenants will be ask­ Harden, Michuel Zarctla and Thc judge said there is un­ struction matching fund for right. POPE JOHN CHICAGO (U P I )— Traffic Fuye Kama and Miss Jcri two cartons of cheese, two ed “ informally” to make exdisputed evidence there was , Scmjn„|c County, according Keurs Deuth Titusville Police Chief \V. accidents claimed • record II.pounds of butter, four dozen tenlive electrical repairs to Wheatland. very strong opposition” on ( j() y p j T. Brown said Investigators 630 live* in thc nation during Organizations who aie pre­ the part of citizens of all < eggs and three quarts of their facilities to prevent fire* School Kupt. R. T. Milwee were sent to the scene to de­ tiie first four mouths of 1963, senting skits and musical numJuice. rare* to the mixing of thc said the county and stute are termine what caused the de­ and clean up thc downtown era include the Ill’ll Does, the National Safety Council • • • different races in the school*. I matching iloilur - for • dollar railment. arc*. The Elk*. Theta Epsilon Sor­ suid today. Foots Yelvington's report In Jacksonville, FEC board | final* for the current buildBaiiding Inspector If. n ority, Sanford Moose l.mlge. on downtown improvements chairman Edward Ball com ­ *l a little ton optimistic . . . It Yeltington was given the Seminole County School Food l u l n u F n i r T n H n e f r inK l,r,,‘fr" m fV U iy r a ir I U n u s l E s ta te s , Rosenwalil, South mented he believed the fire gretn light by the City Com Service Assn., ami tho tlffi{ NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — doesn't take in the Palms Ho­ r i„ K Seminole Junior High, San- wa* salmtage but the derail­ Jomu burning *|iear Kenyatta, inis lion Monday to start meet­ i-era Wives Club, tel . . . ^ . U I I C C NrflUIS ' ford Junior High, Cronin* anil ing with landlords to get the • • • VATICAN CITY (U PI) — humanity thut aspire* to grandson of a witch doctor, Members o f the Coffee Club , jman >Schuu)l project underway. today was expected to be nam­ i’opn John XXIII suffered peace.” Owner of the old Fernald sponsored by the Seminole thj|| year> Milweo Ydvington told Commis­ ed the first African prime Laughton Memorial Hospital severe new hemorrhaging loThe Vatican announcement County Chamber o f Commerce tim rminly wU, re,.,,ive Bridge Page 7 minister of this British col­ at Fifth and Oak reports she sioners that all tiie buildings lay and his condition was de­ will Ire the guest* o f General u|,pri>ilim#t*|y | :| | H ),000 fr* m said the pontiff was auffering Classified Page 9 ony. has sold the property ami, checked were in sound shape Manager Everett il. Kerr o f ^ gtnt„ fo f lhu „ (1Mtruc. from "eternplasia gastric*,”, scribed a* “ critical.” itrugturally but tho biggest Comics . ...... Page H the Mnyfuir Inn, Thursday at the understands, it is to be Vatican source* suid there problem was electrical re­ tion. which in English would be Dear Aldiy Page 7 remodeled. However. C i t y 10 a. m. WAHIIINGTOTN (UPI) — were fears for hi* life. Page $ gastric heteroplusy. EtaroEditorial TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Manager Pete Knowles says paint Several newcomer* to San­ President Kennedy's civil de­ The already critically ill Yrkington proposed an inA sweeping substitute bill for Entertainment Page 7 the building has been con­ plusia is a Greek word which ford and Seminole County will fense chief said today lives forn ll policy between land­ Legal* .... , ihe controversial salt water |Hintiff suffered tlm new hem- l i t e r a l l y Page 7-8 i t 9 demned snd no building per­ have an opportunity to meet meuns "other could lx* saved for $15 each • • • lords and tenant* to “ do-itI fishing license measure was Puzzle .... .... .. Page 7 mit has been issued. Court muny of the prominent busi­ u n d e r the administration'a growth” o r "a h n o r m a I yours If” type of repairs. Tiie Vatican unnounrrd |voted out of the House Salt Society .... Page ii Clerk Art Beckwith's ofliee ness and professional people fallout shelter pluil. growth.” Ihi* afternoon that Pope Water Conservation Commit­ Sports Page 5 reports no deed of transfer of the community. But m congressional study John XXItl I* suffering Medical sources said it antee Monday night. has been filed. suggested thut tho shelters TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — f r o m an " a b n o r m a l doubtediy wus cancer, aa baa The Florida Legislature, witli might turn into death trups growth” in the *tonjach, County Commission agenda been reported numerous times only four iluy* to go, focused |for millions. i WASHINGTON (UPI) — which mrdlral sourcea said hut which nrvur had (wen con­ for Wednesday includes an it* attention today on wuy* o f Thu* was opened Congress' | u.^ers, (|».Kla ), probably mean* hr ha* canitem: Minute* of Sanford firmed or denied by the Vat­ , financing the record $987 mil- first real debate on whether , chllrjteU Monday that Russian err. City Commission meeting of City Commissioners Mon- will be completed before July rutwn m St. letersburg ican. lion state budget. enemy H-bomb, and missile* j fuh|II(f trawIer, are enlerinK • • • April I. 1963. It’s that con day n (ht looked over a mas-' is. Plans call for the fartiit) j The major key to the fiuun- ; have inude shelter* n critical United States wnters, possibly orrhuge* hut remained con­ troversial three-page letter ter pi n for a $80,000 to Stoo,- I Jake Zorian, who has a to house some 60 boat* as cinl problem apparently rest* need for the nation's survival t(> ^ jjie r intelligence data, scious, the soiircea said. the City Commission has Ooo fir t phrase proposed boat six month option on the city well as snack bar and three |with the House Finance and .,f rendered tlm whole civil 1un,j tylt. KoVvrnmerit is “ sluinse An official Vatican com­ been circulating and from i Taxation Committco which defense concept obsolete. I |jm„ gUiut it.” marin on the lakefront and owned property told commis- l,0oi) gallon fuel tanks. munique saiil the internal which Jimmy Crapps and A l' Ischeduled a hearing for 4 A House armed services | Idreding which hus supped the Wilson withdrew their signa­ l were given the assurance sinner* he hopes to have thc p. m. today on the Senate- subcommittee, headed by Rep. < plans completed by the op­ 8!-yeur-uld Pope'* strength | that fnal engineering plans tures. passed hill authorizing a $125 F. Edward Hebert. (D-Lu..j | (JKNEVA (UPI ) — Neutral wus continuing. tion deadline and that if not. 'million borrowing prngrum for opened the Inquiry with a ! delegations to tha 17-nation tiie complete plans will be TAMPA (UPD—Two wliilo Vatican source* suid ut the First intersquad grid game I • jL f * rtcf e expansion of higher education, promise that it would dig disarmament conference today same time that Pope John had gunmen, dressed in business turned over to the city for at high school set Fridigv att L , T I , y v *u s , s i The Semite is holding buck deeply into all the "pro* and j welcomed tho initiativa of suffered a particularly severe |suit! and wearing stocking tiicir use. ernoon at 3:30 p.m. Admis­ on proposal* for tux increase.* i-cns” o f fulloul shelter*. But American senator* for a par- hemorrhage today and that masks, nibbed the Commer­ Zorian said his colleagues sion price a bar of soap . . . until the House decides if il Hehert warned hi* fellow f tiul nuclear test ban but ex­ his condition had become cial Bank uf Port Tampa her* WAS IIKGTUN (U PIi — plan a floating dock and perDAYTONA REACH (UPI I Seems Ihe athletic depart The cn ,t o f living held ut a manent shedding tjpe of ope- - A icarch continued toda> witl * " " l" n»f w" h '"'rm wing legislators that it could he a pressed little hope it would "critical.” today and (ted with an unde­ mrnt is kinda short of that ret out evel in April as high- ration and invited commis- at nearby Bethune Beach (or ,,l' rl **timated $200 “ long voyage.” succeed. The Pope himself wus uwaru termined amount of money. luxury. er houing, clothing, auto and i sinner* to view a similar ope- the lady o f a 17-year-old N c -! mi|jlo“ or m,,ro ,n n#w t,,v* A massive manhunt wai of his condition and suid he • • • — gro jouth who disappeared ,'ni,,'s wiu prepared for Goil's Will, under way in the area of tii« Annual Seminole H i g h reading cost off-set a drop in —* while swimming Sunday. | " By United Prrws International he il life or iR-uth. bank in southwest Tampa. P’’ cr* the government | {e ( J R 0 c |<e t 8 a p a r t * banquet tomorrow said tiRuy. Thunderstorm* rumbled up The FBI laid it was iavesAccording to the Vatican ROME (U PI)— Pietro Nrn_ . Volusia Cooniy Sheriff Rod | Bight at 7 at the school rafe The ndex remained at the I MOSCOW (IJPI) — " ” ' n*‘y Tliursby said it wa* pre Funeral und burial arrange- m. leader of the pivotal left- thu Ohio River Valley today announcement, the Pope suid ligating the nihbery which to ria . 106— n irk set in March. This viet Unkiti. in tests designed Andrew Hendrix. 17, ment* for Robert E. Thump- wing Socialist party, planned uftcr u night o f tornadoc*. ho was ptepurol “ If God happened shortly before It • • • the aveiuge to boost it* manned space of Sanford, had drowned, son of Cusielbcriy, former to set tiie price today on his Hail battered parts of the wunta the sacrifice o f the life a.m., but that il bad no fur­ A traffic light at the inter­ meant t h a t has fired rockets Searchers began checking the city editor o f the Herald who party'! parliamentary sup­ Midwest and plains. Rain o f the pontiff, that this bo ther details. section of Sanford and First Arceric n e o n s u i n w r paid, program Early report* war* thaf and First and Oak has been $10.63 last month for th e ! nearly 7.500 miles Into the area and the water last night ■lied lute .Saturday night, are port tor tne t nrutian Demo­ soakwi much of tha nation valuable to obtain eoploua fav­ T.U* after Hendrix's rhithes were incomplete pending nriivnl o f crat* in a new "center-led" from the liiH-kie* to the south- ors for the Ecumenical t'eun- bolt) gunmen wore dark colofJust not war ' same scducts nn.l services 1Central Pacific On-i ruled out puiul. ' ,cil, Uio m<»l holy church and ed suit*. I til- g o t for $lu In 1957-1959. | said today. government. relative* ftunt Chicago, 111. j found in l)<s car. ranted. Merry-Go-Round Slated Tonight Derailment, Fire Sabotage Racks FEC now A... 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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>, May 27, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62847e50931c343e28c607bee3b5f405.pdf 79f28b2b9239897d2be996282ffd7705 PDF Text Text COtsua bn S a n to ro r.t rilURS., MAY 2. 1003 COUNTY NEWS Bank Gels 35 Pints In DeBary Ity Mr*. Adam Muller The Volusia-Flagler Blood Bank drawing In DeBary wna field laat Friday afternoon nt the Community Center with a total nf 35 pint* of blood re. celved. Dr. George Friaoti of De­ Bary waa In charge. Conatalde Oarar D. i’aplnenu waa chairman with Miaa Ethel J o h n a ii n aa ru-chalrmun. Others of the committee were Jamea V. KJeharda, Fred K am merer, Charles Ulrich, William Brela, Harry M. Brown, flaaton Croaby, Eve. lyn Dairk and Mra. John Bym. Nuraei aervlng were Mrs. Ell Yoder, Florence Wefalier, Mra. John Urban, Chriitlne Little, Geraldine W. Ilaya and Betty MrConnlrk. Making up the refreshment committee were Olga Crosby, Viola la-one, Marjorie Ulrich and Krancanna Howard. DeBary Show Is Smash Hit By Mra. Adam Muller The DeBary Volunteer Fire Dept. "Laddlca and Laaslcs" ones again arn red a amnah h it when they presented their fifth animal variety allow, “These Wonderful Years” last Wednesday and Thursday nights In the Recreation Hall of tha Dellary Fire Station. Tlie show, which features more than 25 acta and a 411member chorus, will be pre­ sented in Hanford at K pm . on May It when the Hanford I'llot Club aponsors the productlon In the Civic Center, Girl Scouts To Get Awards By Jane Caaaelberry (ilrl Scout Troop 338, which la mads up of seventh graders a t the South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry, will hold a Court of Awards, Monday, May 13, a t 8 p.m. at the American L glon Home on l ’ralrls I-eke. Barents and friends are In­ vited to attend and aee tha girls receive awards they have earned during the year.. Mrs, Frank • Russell ami Mist Gana Stone are raleadsrs of tha troop and SI Isa Joan Os trow la the assistant. Club Makes May Baskets For Hospital A group o( members of the Genova Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at the home of Mr*. II. 0 . Shuler u> make May Day Baskets for the dinner trays at Jess Parrish Memorial Hospital In Titusville. Flowers for tlx* baskets were provided by Mrs. Char­ les Lamb from among those in Die kively garden* at her lleithaven Ridge Home on la k e Harney. Others attending the meet­ ing were Mrs. C. I). Ferry, T. J. Chalfsnt and Mrs. W. L. Hleg, PACK 12 Science Fair W inners Set lly Jane Casselberry David .Smith, Lyman High School Senior, was winner of the award for the be*l overall project for the second yrar in a row In Hie srhool Science Fair hcM Tuesday night. David, son of Mr. nnd Mrs, Joel Smith of Longwoiul, also look first place in the biology category with his project which was a study of the pro­ cess of photosynthesis, Pete Carlson of lamgwood won second place with his project on extracting A.T.P., the component necessary in every living cell, from the muscla of a rabbit. Carlton Iteuxxp took third place with a project on tissue culture terht)li|Ue. Honorable Mention went to Roger Rchmldt for his "Con­ ditioned Reflux Behavior"; Pal McLaughlin, "DNA mod­ el’'; Richard Hlmlysko, "Drugs Effect of Bacteria"; Judy luonbvrt, Streptomycin and Cliloroplasts"; Murcia Lyons "Effects of Male Hormone InJot-Dons on Baby Chicks" and Glenda- Payne, "Rule of DNA on Protein Synthesis"'. First prise winner in the Physical Hclenri-s Division wls Ruth Jean with her "Chroma­ tography" project; second prlte, Mary Ann Midgettc, "Crystals" and third place, Richard H alls "Effects of Dissolved Halts mi Crystalline Structures of Ice", Honorable Mention went to Roy Ruediger, "Chromatog­ raphy"; William Johnston, "Futuresipiu Moon City Built Under Plastic Domes"; Allan lllrkenmeycr, “R e p u l s i o n Coll"; Jim I'rovult, "Heliumgraph'’ and Joey pavelchuk, "Molecular Structures." Judges, Paul llicksuu am! Dun Reynolds of the Seminole High School Science Dept., had a difficult Jub choosing llx> winners from amung the many Chuluota Legion Sets Elections By Joan Magln Saturday nlght'a rneellug of thn Chuluota George M. J a ­ cobs American Legion Post will In- a hig one for members us they elect new nff leers during their first meeting to be held in Dm new Post Home at Chuluota and Christinas ltd*. Commander W, M. Jepson Urges all members to attend and Invite* all former memtier* of the Legion and any other velernna In the area to also be pn-sent, Jepson rei|ueala that any ticket money still out from the recent barbecue be turn's I In to Herbert Buswell, Robert Davis or to hint by Salunlay’a meeting. Scout Troops Form Patrols By Joan Maaln Four Patrols have been organired by Chuhiola Boy Scout Troop 235 which was recently organised in the community with at members. Ix-aders are John Wayne Janes, Fox Patrol: Jerry Pressley, Eagle patrol; J r r ry -Murplay, Panther Patrol and Jeff Sargent, Otter Pa­ trol. The troop, which meets each Tuesday at T p. m. in Dm Cliuluuta Sportsmen'* Club, is planning a hike for (he near future amt several of Dm lioys have passed their tenderfoot lexis while others are in Die process of gel­ By laxirir hiniunrk <lfrl Seoul trailers In ling their uullurms. Seminole County will honor Mrs. Nance Russell. Lyman Neighborhood Chairman, at a rolfee to he held at lu a. ill. next Wednesday at the Altamonte Springs Commun. By Jaa* Casselberry By House. Clinic Mother chairmen for Mrs. Huisrll, who ha* served as chairman (or the South Seminole Elementary ?ast seven yean, is retiring. School and the new English Troops making up Die Estates Elementary Helmut Neighborhood conic from Al­ w e r e elected lu*t Friday tamonte Springs, Bear Lake North Orlando, Longwood, morning at a coffee held in South Seminole Elementary the cafeteria of the South and Junior High Schools and Seminole School a t Cassel­ from the St. Mary-Magdalen berry. Mra. Mary Brown of Cnaselfa m ilia l School. Scout Leaders To Honor Mrs. Russell fine projecta and empbasixvd Sal Manfre, Lyman Blology that Honorable Mention win­ teneher olid chairman of the ners deserved a great deal of Science Fair, said Dint a total credit for their exceptional of -lit* projects were entered. work. The Best Overall Trophy and medals for first, second and third place winner* will l«> presented at the Award* Assembly on Wednesday, May I-M. Mansion House To Have Memory Garden t By Mrs. Adam Muller Mi-mb’-r* of the IK Bury Arts and Crafts Club have been nshi-il to contribute gar­ den and porch furniture or to make financial donation* to­ THE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE of the North Orlando Garden wards the Memorial Garden Club, which in (Gaging its third annual beautification proj'ect lit the com­ now bring established at thr munity, consists o f Mra. Donald Nall, Mra. Charles Rowell, chairman and Drllary Mansion Hnuse. Mra. Leonard Stewart, left to right, pitta Mra. \V. W. Anderaon and Mra. A donation nf f t 5 is needed Rill Wolfe who were not present for the photo, (Herald Photo) to defray expenses incurred for demossing the magnolia trrea and II donations are tiring collected to buy plants nnd shrubs for the gniden. Mr*. Florence Seymour is t-hnirinun of the Memorial Garden committee. Working with her are Mra. Editli Brooks of tits- DeBary Club, er or Assistant Agent Ernie lly .Mona Grinslcad Mrs. Maccie Smith of New The month of May liu* been Lund berg. Smyrna Heath. Nell Thompson By S h irle y Wentworth Arrangement* for the event of Daytona Beaeli, Eleanor designated a* "Beautification Four trustees of the Foraro being directed by I bo Button of t.eesbuig, Eugene Month" by the Village of i lull’s llruutificntion Commit* Davidson of Pompano Ih-urli, i est City Community A.**n. North Orlando in cooperation tee which rousin'.* of Mrs. Mildred Fcemster of Sarasota, have been elected to serve with the North Orlando Gar­ Charles Rowell ns chairman Martha McDonald of the Art ns representative* of dis­ WINNING PROJECTS In Lyman High's Science Fair, held Tuestlay In den Club’* thud annual la-nil- and Mrs. Leonard Stewart, Student League and MuiyHue tricts one and two of Pre­ tho school gymnasium, were chosen from two divisions. Hiologii-iil divi­ tifiealinn project nnd contest Mrs. Donald Null, Mr*. W, W. A It Wood nf Panama City. cinct 12 which were formed sion wlnncrii, top photo from left front, were Carlton Bcuttse, Pete CarlHon which i» open to the entire Anderson ami Mrs. Bill Wolfe. mill David Sm ith; hack, Glenda Payne, Marclu Lyons, Paul Mut-Gce, Roger in the association's effort to eommunity. Announcement has been Schmidt, Judy Lmnljvrt and Put McLaughlin. Physical division winners, better serve Die entire area. Judging wilt be done on made by the North Orlando bottom photo from left front, were Ituth Jean, Mary Ann Midgcttc and I Elecled for district one, Jufiu 5 by Mrs. D. K. Dor­ Co. that during the month of Richard Hall; back Allan Hirkemneyer and Jim Provatt. (Herald Photos) east of highways 131 and 431, man of the Hanford Garden May* the minimum water raw were Murray Ling, two year Club, Mrs. Glare Plunder* of will run to H.Oihi gallon* Di­ term ami .Mr*. Virginia lltu Wagon Wheel Nor eery stend of the usual ti,tHH) galKrause, one year term. Scrv- uud County Agent Cecil Tuck- I lull.. By Jane Casselberry !„* district two. west of Final plan* weremade at ),ie|,ttay* I3t and 431, will a meeting Tuesday night ol tic David Benue, Iwu year Ihe South Seminole Junior u.rm alld v . F. Winter, one j High Athletic Assn, fur it* },.ar term, big Spring Carnival to he olJu.r business at Die held this Saturday next to meeting Allen Forward was I Tito untiilil actions of a modest man, rethe Casselberry Post Offico elected a* first vice pre*ij(oiled only through conversation with a friend I from 1 p. m until 10 p. in. ,j -nt of Die association to Dll The area will be literally (|1C vacancy created by the or neighbor, often reveal a story deserving of ] transformed Into a Carnival resignation of Richard Parspecial recognition. Midway a* member* man duc. Such was the case this week when the iHMiths offering food and re The nexl general meeting of Herald learned that Longwood Police and Fire freslmient, all kinds of cakes the group will be held .MonChief Claude Layo recently was credited with and any number of vartpus day at the Forest City liessaving lltu life of nine-year-old Ann McF.Ircatli, articles for sa'e. A wide var* taurant beginning w.tli dindaughter of T Sgt. and Mrs. Dewey McKIreath. iety of games to test the nCr at B:3»J p. jn Ann, an asthmatic since the age of three skill also has been arranged months, suffered att unusually serious attack as well a* dancing on tho somo three weeks ago at which time the family outdoor jialio. doctor was found to be titmvailable. Booth*, winch have lieen Ann's mother, in desperation, called Ltiytv decorated liy Die vuriuus who arrived in a matter of minutes with the holm- rooms, will be Judged resoscitator and administered to the child until with prires going for first an ambulance could arrive. and second place. -Mrs. McEIrvatii said today that she credits By Jane Casselberry the fact that iter littlo girl is still living to the Girls at Lyman High School fast action of Chief Layo. She wishes to pub­ have organized a very active licly thank him and to tell tint people of Longbranch of Die Girls Athletic By Jane t'amwllH-rry wood how lucky she considers them to have such Asm. and already have set The .Men’s Galt Association a dedicated man serving the town. Fun, food and games to cue dinner featuring spednt up a point system and affil­ Titc McElrcnths livo on tho Old Dixie Hwy., nf the "I. a ml O' Lakes" Coun­ suit every Itody’s choice will family price* will lie ai-rved iated with the national asso­ outside the city limits of lamgwood, and, in try Club at Casselberry will By Linda Smithson be available at the Church of between the Imurs of 5 and many Instances, would have been ineligible for ciation. sponsor a "get acquainted" A Spring Roundup of next the Nativity this Hat octal- S p.m. (tn Hie linnn with the any emergency aid from city police or fire deThe Lyman GAA'* were dinner Saturday at 7 p.m. when the parish sponsor* its partments. chicken ale huked beans, cole. yeai * first gtinier* will lie high point winners at u bas­ held at the Oviedo School Dll* Roast beef will bo Die main second annual Spring Festival *lnw, roll* anil toffee with Friday beginning at 1:30 p.m. ketball playduy held in San­ dish anil all cluli members on the rhurrli grouinls south cake for dessert. Takeout ford in eumpftition will) girls and their guests are invited to of Lake Mary from 111 *.m. in the auditorium. dinners will lie available and from Winter Park High and attend. Reservation* should he until It) p.m. These children who will lie advance lirkrl* may- be pur­ Seminole High. mode by Friday. a ll year* on or before 4*n-* L The schedule of events and chased from any member of Twento-one of Die girls There will be un Installation apuntur* ns annuuni-rd today the parish. HUH. will lie eligible to enter have enrolled in a Red Cross of new Men’s Association of­ tiy Fr. William Tint nor, pus* school next term. Kuril child Senior Lifesaving Course w-ilh ficers and dniicing will folluw tor, t» ** follows: attending tin- roundup must cluvhc* Iicing held twice a the program. linvn his birth certificate. The Lake Mmy Hi, Theresa week in Lake Griffin under Memtu-rs of the Melt's As- Women'* Circle will Ih> in First grade i la.-room* will Die instruction of Mrs. Jam es •ociniion will la- gm-sta of the <liaige of candy apple*, rake Tlx- annual two-day meet­ Hall willi t lie annual bovi­ lie visited nnd Die children Birkenmryer of Casselberry. Winter Park Golf Assoeiutinn booth nnd cake walk, grocery will In- tested for rcuding Members of the groVp also ing ul Du- Geneva Historical ne** meeting and election of on Kunduy, May I'.’, ami those booili ami the sale of leliglou.-* rvadiness. Patents will meet are learning to. bowl at thr and Ueneulogicul Society will officers. wishing to gu skuuld sign up articles; Local members of tha or­ with Principal Clyde Holder Medallion Lams in Maitland be held thi* Saturday and By Janr Casselberry right away. Thr Hutilaud Ht Ann Circle (n take up such | Sunday beginning at 11 a. m. ganization have set up ap­ Tin- Lyman Dunce lluml. and the hrultli liutae amt will an,| will have lln- din-d plu>iue organized at Die school this l,e lutrodun-d to Die first oilieractivities as skating: Saturday with a hand con- proximately one half mile of booth and the fish pioul; and golf. I cert und hig covered drill din­ picnic lablc* to handle Die year, will play tor an grade teacher*. North Orlando'* liur Lady'* “Adult* Only” dance to be Rufii-ahnii-iiD will be served Mr*. Louise Gilpin I* far- ner at Fort l-anc Park and expected crowd* at Saturday'! Circle will In- .riling novelties, sponsored by the Lyman in tin- school cafeteria full""* ally sponsor lor the organiza- n n d u d in g Sunday aftermxin dinner und the Geneva Comlie lulling stuffed toys, jewelry High Band llouslers this Fri­ ing the roumlup. »t the Genev a Community ,nunlly ' Rand ha* prepared i Dun. By Joan Maxin and reiuntie* ami will la- In day from it unlil nil Inigjit at * - .......... .............. ■ two-hour concert of old Commander W. M Jepson charge of game* of skill, hot the American Legion Home lime song* and mu relic* to | add lo tiie festive atm os­ of Chuluota'* George M. J a ­ ■log*, chili dog*, cold drink* or Prairie Lake. cob* American la-gion Post and coffee. phere. RcIrcshmenU will In- avail­ From the picnic ground* lias announced that Die re­ Longwood* Ht. Catherine able at Da- dunce (rum which lent bar beetle sponsored by of Kiviin Circle will sponsor all proceeds will Ih* turned member* and gur*la will go in (he Community Hall for Die organization was highly the dart game, plants, French over lo the hand for its trip sandwich supper lo he fol­ successful with more than fries and hamburgers, snow to the State llandniasteri lowed hy u gala square dance 400 dinner* sold throughout cones and horse rides, Convention scheduled in ML beginning at 7:3U p, nt. the afternoun. Tile Men's Cluli will lie in ami, May O il. The meeting will resume Jepson bus expressed his charge of "Itiss the ring,** The band alsu will conduct on Sunday at tho Community appreciation to all those as­ "over amt under" and 'to** a "Peanut Sale" this Satur­ Hall with a basket dinner sisting, especially to mm- lln- penny" uml I la- High day at the corner of Hwy. on the g round * and Dr1 an­ members of Die Post wtm School Young.Iris will han­ 17142 and SR 43ii at another nual elections and busine** deiolril their lime and labor dle ire er earn *ales. metin' of raUmg money for meeting will tx- held Im­ to helping with (lie event. In addition a chicken liarlie- the trip. mediately following Die din­ ner. Forest City Assn. Elects Four Trustees n Beautification Month Set In North Orlando I SSJH Carnival Set Saturday EDITOMAL COMMENT . Recognition Well Earned Golf Assn. Sets Dinner In Casselberry Church Of Nativity To Have Spring Festival On Saturday Oviedo School » Lyman Organizes GAA Branch f Sets Roundup Geneva Society Sets Lyman Band To Get Proceeds From Dance Annual 2-Day M eet I Legion Barbecue Is Successful Area Clinic M others Elect Chairmen berry will be chairman of Kouth Seminole with Mr*. Bobeit Orr of CukSBellierty us co-chairman. Mr*. Paul Gleason of English Estate* wilt he chairiuun at that school with Mrs. W. II. Role cits, also of English Estate*, as cu-cliairuian. Clinic mother* for both srhoolp will be working at South Seminole until the new English Es trite* School is completed and the rhildren no longer attend split session*. Mr*. Justine Jordan, coun­ ty health nurse, was present for Friday morning'* rolfee to s|M>ak to the mothers on rlluir procedures and on First Aid and Gray lotdirs Train­ ing Course* offered hy the Aineriran Red Cross. Several mulhera expressed their desire ill taking a First Aid Course amt if enough mothers are Interested a r­ rangements will Iw imt>li' to schedule classes. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Jumee Sheppard ami Mrs. Fiancl* L. Culbrvth, both of Tanglevfood, wlm aro serving os co-chairman of the school clinic for the pre­ sent year. » Civic League To Install New Officers lly NEWLY ELECTED CUnie Mother Chairmen for the South Seminole mill tlie new English Entitles Schools discussed training program* with Mr*. Justine Jordan, county health nurse, second from left, ut a coffee held last Friday morning. With Mrs. Jordan are, left, Mrs. Robert Orr and, right, Mrs. Paul Gleason und Mrs. W. H. Roberts. (Herald Photo) Ilo n a s K s le * New officer* of the Lingw-.'od Civic League (Wom­ en’s Club; will lx- in.tnll"l at u supper inerting to lie held at (1:30 p.m. next Tuesday in the Civic League Building on Church St. Installing officer will be Mr*. 8. L Tupper, trustee of Die la-ague. h . ..1 -.r -.-a.i-f, r ! * * • * ( ■ HI �WEATHER: Scattered showers through Saturday. High today. 75-80. Low tonight, 55-GO.__________________ VOL. 53 t u IIV L AHIIY VERSHKI. Building boom in Seminole County . . . For the first time ♦ in more than a year building permit* soared over the $1 million murk for a month . . . A fill total ma* 11,036,210 . . . and that includes tit new •ingle family dwellings . . . a • a ,q a a Tha c o u n t y department head who used a county ve­ hicle for personal purpceca waa "straightened out** by J. C. Hutchison "informally" and it won't conic up before the eommisaion. a a a Linton L. Cox seems like the best bet to replace Elmer Ashley as Pence Justice DIstrict 6 . . . Uryant Commit tee eproved the nomination end IU c« the governor’* desk now. • • • Red Cross swim instructor* for adults start Monday (it's free) at the Municipal Pool . Wonder why tha city didn’t utilifa the Red Cross swim instructors thi* year. ™ • • • Legislative delegation will meet Monday morning on soma local bills, . ■ . Rig one of course la Fern Pork refer­ endum. . . . l’roe and con let­ ter* coming in heavy with the con* In the lead. • • • One reason the Longwuod £ Fire Dept. Is so successful in everything iu undertakes is Uiat it combines fun right along with tha work . . . for instanre, a big chicken supper will bs held next Saturday afternoon for member* of the department a n d auxiliary, and their wives and hus­ bands, to kickoff tills year's annual Fourth of July eel#• bration. e e e The Job done by a Longdate housewife certainly should be an inspiration to other people in Lungwood iu "clean up. fix up, paint up" during the city's s u m m e r campaign. Mr*. William Pearolf of 750 N, Lormann Circle ha* Just iinlshrd painting the outside * of her large llirec bedroom home . . . you guessed it, she did the work all liy herself. • • • Chamber of C o m m e r c e Hoard of director* will meet lit noon next Thursday at the Mayfair Inn. • • • Sanford Squadron of the ^ Civil Air Patrol I* turning coed. Local girls Interested in aviation are invited to a spe­ cial meeting of the squadron at 1:30 p. m. Saturday In building 2, Naval Air Station. Diane Rents, of the Orlundo Squadron, will speak and show a film. • • t Watch for a big story oul y of the post office Inn, not a new postmaster) regarding unionism , . . • • • Still no official word on that proposed new school purchasing (1 1 a n t property Some doubtful . . . other* highly optimistic . . . Now that sayi a lot, eh. s e e I I wonder wlial that sign In the Woodruff building "100 percent corner" means? Rain Warning1 MIAMI (UI’I) —The Miami Weather Bureau issued * heavy rain warning for south Florida today. Duck Hunting MOSCOW (UI’l) — Visiting Cvhun Premier Fidel Castrol an-t Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev left Moscow today lor a weekend of thick hunting o«. the Vulga llivcr. Line Up Votes MISS SEMINOLE COUNTY, pretty blonde Citndl Cornier in surrounded by udmlrintf Civituna who sjionHored the beauty contest portion of the recent Semi-Centennial. Miss Condor and her parents wore miosis of the club at their dinner meeting, Thursday at the Capri. Sho told them how it felt to lie a winner and said that she would do her best to represent the County In a manner of which they would be proud. Seated at her foot (from left) arc David Thrasher, Charlie Kampf and llam Polk. Stand­ ing are President Joe Dennison, John Hrumley, Clyde Long, Wendell Davis, Itill Klinefelter, Bob Brisson and Dr. A. W. Woodall. (Herald Photo) Selfish' Interests Rapped By Bryant TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ il . sollteh special interests in the Legislature were en­ dangering h it plans lor high­ e r education expansion by fighting all proposal* for new revenue except a sales tax on groceries. At the same time, Uryant told his weekly new* confer­ ence the special Intcresl groups were pressing for large appropriation-' that Haili Warned On Aggression SANTO DOMINGO, Domin­ ican Republic (U P !)—Presi­ dent Juun Roach, threatening to invade Haiti if it commits any new aggression against the Dominican Republic today sought collective Inter-Ameri­ can nrtioii against llnitiau President Francois Duvalier. Roach culled Duvalier "u menially tick man" Thursday night and cited a statement Wednesday hy the Haitian president that only God could remove him from power. A fact-finding team of the Organisation of A m e r i c a n Slates (OAS) flew to Santo Domingo from the Haitian rupitai of Port Au Prince Thursday, lenvilig ltehind a country gripped by fear that Duvalier would NMUliie n viol­ ent campaign against his ene­ mies. Roach told foreign corre­ spondent* in his presidential residence Thursday night that the Dominican |{<-puhlir would nut wait for OA8 action in the event of renewed Haitian ag­ gression. “The next time Haiti coinmil* aggression against us. we will tell the OA.S what our course of action has been, nut from the Dominican capital hut from the capital of a neighboring nation," he said. Little Red School will gel some much needed aid thanks to a special "Merry-GoAround" coming up later in the month More on thi* laterFinal closing tn the Belle'* mead transaction for the new 1225,000 shopping center will he accomplished In the next few days at the Florida State Bank. Ground breaking cere­ monies will he held shortly at the shopping center site, 27lli Street and Highway 17 02. a a * OaBary Nursing home cont atrurtlon delayed . . Still '•waiting price from Carroll Vassal Construct** Co. Johnny, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Phillips. Htiwt I'ulnntto Avenue, will he graduated this year and ha* sen-pled a full athletic scholarship at the University of Florida, enter­ ing tin-re In September. He was named for tu n years on the AII-Conference team and center on the Ali-bUle team. President o f t h a h i g h school's student body, Johnny also I* active in the school'* •itiu-cui titular activities and • * # • • would be impossible to fin­ ance. "This is a difficult rnuneu ver to light," said Bryant, who added he would lake any steps he thought proper to fight off the threat to the need for increased revenues for higher education. He said representatives of Ihe heavy machinery, cigar­ ette. gambling, trucking and alcohol industries were figlilteg to prevent the lawmakers from spreading the three per cent sales tux to them, Tn do this, he said, they were fighting all taxes except an expansion of Ihe sales tax to groceries and medicines. Asked if Ihe special in­ terests have been successful in their fight, Bryant said, "at this point we haven't raised any more money." He said gambling taxes, cigarette taxes for stale pur­ poses and a lien and recov­ ery proposal to g*-t hack wel­ fare payments from the estates of doroased recipients have been turned down hy the lawmakers. Bryant said In- was trying hy personal contact* to "bring home to the legisla­ tors the overall picture of what is happening," Bryant refused to say whe­ ther or not he would veto an appropriations hill exceeding the financial ability of Ihe state to push the higher education program, either by general revenue or * bond program Uryant said he did not think special interests op­ posed the bond proposal hut lie admitted there was con­ siderable opposition among lawmaking in the senate. The Governor said he was convinced the Legislature would find areas to cut Its record 51 billion in proposed spending and would eventual­ ly return to the cabinet bud­ get com mb siun's proposal of about $832 million. "I am convinced that Die budget commission proposals were for the most part sound, realM ir and In must instances adequate," he said. Brant said flatly In- would veto any proposal for a Flor­ ida sweepstake* similar to (he plan put Into law last week In Vermont. He also indicated he would veto any legislation of bingo in Florida. Full Support Expected For St. Johns Canal tine. WASHINGTON (UP It — Administration force* began today to line up votes need­ ed to raise the ceiling on the nalional debt to a re ­ cord $30!) billion. Not A Candidate? WASHINGTON (UPD — Michigan Gov. George Rom­ ney insists he is not a can­ didate for the IUGI Republi­ can presidential no munition, but he is careful not to In­ sist too hard. Ripped Open BURDEN, Kan. (UPD — A school bus was ripped open on a bridge railing Thursday, spilling 24 scream­ ing boy* and girls down a rocky embankment. Blast Arctic Cold United Press Internatkmal An arctic cold front edged across live northern plains today, pushing shower* down through the Midwest. Tem­ peratures dropped m o r e than 30 degrees. Mutiny Stopped I’robe Crash Tougher Turn Deterrent Asked Bodyguard Duty Stocks Up Herald Index Up TALLAHASSEE a ll'll J. 1L I’lULLIFS _ Comptroller Ray K. Gr said today April sale* tax Icc-Rons, based on March I lues*, totaled Sia.7Jt.l7T, increase of 2.41 per cent c collections for the a month last year. FBI., MAY 3, 1903 Bridge .... i'lauified ........ ... Comic* . .... lieur Abby ..... . Editorial Entertainment .... Puzzle _______ __ Society _______ Kports Churches _ ._ Page Page Page Page Page Page Tag* Paga Pug* i'aga 1) 9 H A 4 7 8 « 8 'i SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE 701 Solons Go Into Closed Session On $ $ W oes The free wheeling Senate, undoing everything It did in a live.hour session Thurs­ day, went bark today and restored huge pay raises for stale rahinet official* in a multi-million dollar sal­ ary bill. The surprise action followed a 15-minute executive session which corridor spec­ ulation said rnnrrm rd the stair's Rnanrlal mrs*. * • • The Senate went into execu­ tive srssion today in an effort tn discuss tlie financial dilem­ ma including $50 million in teacher pay raises and Hie $43 million on state school funds. T h e senators considered only salary hikes Thursday. They are but a small pari of the 20 spending bills proposed hy Ihe appropriation! com­ mit. Tlie total spending proposed te $3no million more than present taxes will provide. The upper chamber was ex­ pected to hit $50 million In teacher pay raises and Ihe $43 million "freeze” on slatecounty puldir school lunds to­ day. Tho raise money would provide Stun across-the-board hikes for Hin slate's public school teachers, and t h e "freeze" hill stipulates that the stain pay 75 per cent of the cost of running public school* during the coming bi­ ennium. Biggest part of Hie spend­ ing program will lie consid­ ered last. These arc $1 billion in hills for operations and buildings tor stale agencies and inslilulion* during tlie coming hiriinium. Thursday, Son. Wilson Carraw ay stepped from Hie ros­ trum In an unprecedented move to push a $200 million Judge Orders FEC To Halt W ork Rules Dispute Tax Sales K*Ubliahedl908 TRENTON, Mich. (UPD— An explosion at a blast fur­ nace of McUmth Steel Corp. Thursday night sent scalding WASHINGTON (UIM) — A federal juilite had steam over a repair crew, (mimed the tUriko-liotiml Florida Kuat Coitet Railway injuring 31 men. to withdraw recently promised work mien Iwcuuhc LEOPOLDVILLE. The Con­ go (UPD — Congolese sold­ iers and gendarmes today pu. down a abort-lived mu­ tiny by 2,000 Leopoldville policemen who were de­ Unanimous support of the manding more pay. proposed St. Johns • Indian River Canal by four counly delegations was anticipated WASHINGTON (UPD (his afternoon al a Joint ses­ Congress may lie asked this sion al the Mayfair Inn. year to provide $15 millinn John Kridcr, chairman of worth of encourage men! to the St. Johnx-lndlan llivcr a proposed solution of Ihe Navigating Committee, said hitler church-state dispute nl noon it was expected com­ over federal aid (o schools. mission member* of four counties w ould voire full s u p ­ port of Ihe waterway. STONE 11IDGE, N. Y. Harold Scott. Jacksonville (UPI) — The collision of two engineer, was to read a re- F10S Jet fighters al (O.uoO port of a preliminary study feet over this Cat-kill Moun­ of Ihe proposed canal, extend­ tain community, killing two ing from Lake Harney to civilian leal pilots, was inMay-town and connecting Hie vertigated today. St. Johns and Indian Rivers. Attending the session were members of Krider's navigat­ WASHINGTON (UI’I) — ing committee, II i n d » I p h U. S. authorities said today Hodges, chairman of the .State Russia's internal and foreign Board of Conservation; Wil­ policies may well (urn tough­ liam McCrre, chairman of er after the furthcoming the Stats; (.'anal Authority; Moscow session of the Com­ Secretary of S t a t e Tom munist parly Central Corn Adams, Chairman J. C. Hut­ notice. chison and memlmrs of Hie Seminole C o u n t y Commis­ WASHINGTON (Ul’l) sion; Chairman Harris .Saxon and member* of the Volusia Rep, Jam es G. Fulton, <ItCounty Commission; Chair­ Pa.), said today tin t Hi* man Joe Wickham and mem­ United Slates should pul * ber* of tlm Brevard County series of nuclear-loaded sate­ Commission, and Chairman llites in orbit around the Ron Evans and members of earth to act as a deterrent the Orange Counly Commis­ to war. sion. State senator* of Hie four MONTHEAUX. Switzerland counties also were to attend (UPD — Evangelist H i l l y but Sen. Mack Clcvrluml Jr. telephoned The Herald from Graham today stood "body­ Tallahassee this morning Rial guard duty" for hit 17-yearbecause of the important ap­ old daughter Virginia to keep propriation hill being discuss­ her from being bothered hy I is an usher Ml First Baptist ed today the president of the Hie press ami public m the Senate refused to approve last few hours before ber i Church. Ihe absence of any member*. wedding. With approval hy the rounty ronimikdont today, Sen. NEW YORK ( Ul'l >—Slocks Bernard Parrish, of Brevard County, is scheduled to in­ opened irregularly higher to­ troduce in tlie Senate next day mi moderately active week a hill seeking to estate trading. lish the St Johns-lndian Riv­ er C.iuul Authority. SH S Grid Star Gets M agazine 'Honors' J. U. (Johnny» Phillip*. vet­ eran renter of the Seminole High football team, is onr of three Florida youths given an honorable mention on the AllAnierlcen prop football team of “Coach and Athlete" mage- • i . . . BRIEFS • Say, the jail will lie com* pleli-ly paid (or in IlnIS . . . Is a courthouse next? • a a 0 They start work on the Pipeline Co. pier n e it week. • • • Barbers will be in force at lha next city commission meeting asking for a board to examine all new barbera . . . Something like electrical and plumbing boards . . • t w United Pro** Leased Wire the rule* threatened efforts hy a presidential board to nettle a nationwide railroad dispute. The four 0 |>crntitiR unions that atruck April 5 Mackle To Host Northern Guests One hundred and aix resi­ dents of the Detroit area, arriving by chartered plane late Saturday morning, will he weekend guest* of Mackle Brut., Inc. at Deltona. Thii will be tlie first of a kmg aeries of mass visits from the North of persons Interested in settling at Del­ tona. Included in the Greater De­ troit group will lie Orville lliildunl, mayor of Dear­ born: George Hart, Dcarliom councilman; William Ross, Dearborn Guide publisher; ltoy Hodge, publicity direct­ or of the American U'glon; union officials, newspaper reporters and TV and radio pcrsonaliUes. Tlie visitors will ho guests of Mackle Rro*. at the *'ayfair Inn for the weekend, along with a dinner-dance Saturday evening at Die bold. Kozlov Suffers Heart Attack MOSCOW (U PI) — Deputy Communist parly leudvr Fiol Kotlov, the mun Premier Nik­ ita S. Khrushchev has Hilhta-d ns his successor, was reported today to huve suffered his second heurt attack. Tho report cuniti from us­ ually well-informed Eastern European source*. They laid he Is in "serious rondltlon." This would explain Kotlov's mysterious uhtenc* from tha huge May Day parada two day* ago at which Cuban Pre­ mier Fidel Castro stood by Khrushchev's side, Kotlov, 65, has nut appvurvd ill public here sine# early April. If he is ill, as reported, presumably hn i* In • local rlinie or resting nl home. tn protest of the anti-feather. heddiiiK rules Immediately re­ sponded to Judge Luther W, Youtigdahl'a order by withdiuwing their atrlka notice huh Inst Hie carrier. But tha strike withdrawal, hy the engineers, trainmen, conductor*, brakrmen, fire­ men and rngtnemen will have lilt!* effect on the FKC, which was atruck Jan. 23 by l,2i hi worker* of 11 non­ operating unions over a wnge dispute. “ One has to lie nalv# not tn hrtieve that If you put these rules Into effect the lieg o t I n 1 I o n s hy I’reaident's emergency hoard will lie practically moot," Yuungdahl aald, Tlie Injunction, whlrli is expi-cti-d to he Issued formally Monday, was requested by tho Justice Department, The Judge said if the FKC’* work rules stayed In effect, there was a possibility representatives of the 200 unions involved In the nnli -uni dispute would break off negotiations, FEG attorney William Devaiiey wouldn't aay whether Uiu carrier would appeal the order, uml FEC Board Chair­ man Ed Ball declined to com­ ment on the injunction. Aldermen Call Open Meeting A sprclal open meeting of Ihe Casselberry Boaid of Al­ dermen bus been called for 7:311 pm . Monday at the Women's Club Building on Ovrrhrook Dr. 1‘urpose of the meeting will lie to discuss amendment* to tlm proposed charter. Election Sot New' officers of the North Orlando Civic Assn, will lie elected at a meeting of the group to lie held at 8 p.m. Monday In the North Orlando Co. office*. cut of spending recommended by hi* own committee. He didn’t get much done in the first day’s artimi. how­ ever, and even Joined in with the spenders to defrat a mo­ tion by .Sen. Clay Ion Mapole* to slice the proposed salary of Board of Control executive di­ rector J. Broward Culpepper front $20,iHk> in $IR,5oa. While Ihe Senate touglit, House subcommittees contin­ ued to struggle with a $1,022,. ono.ooo bill to be Introduced In Uio lower chamber next week. The approprialion* subeonimlltee* have order* lo rut the figure to $915 million in line with Gov. Farris Dry* ant's warning that he may veto anything over $970 mil* lion. Thus far. Hie subcommit* tecs have added $4 million to the spending bill via tho ar> guing process. The Senate Finance and Tnxalkin Committee burled the so-called Liberty Amend­ ment under an avalancho of "no" vote*, Thieves Break Into Store; Steal 51 Dresses Thieves stole a quantity of women’s apparel from Howe's Fashion*, 2520 Park Drive, some time Thursday night, it wns reported today by Calico Ciller Boy Williams. T h a burglars apparently were confused at first, break* ing through tha rear door of STEVE SEWELL the Jim Hunt Realty office* 2520 Park Drive. Hunt ro* ported nothing stolen but tha door wiu damaged beyond re* pair. Prying open tha front door of the Howa store, tha thieve* Steve Sewell, son of Rev. stole 61 dresses, priced be­ and Mrs. Grover Sewell, waa tween $10.98 and $24.08; sight elected president of the Stu­ blouses and four pocketbook*. dent Hotly of Seminole High School, Thursday, stopping out of the nfllca of last year’s vice president. This year’s n*wly-elerled vice president Is David Lan­ ier with Cent Wheatland at Eastern Diversified, Inc* secretary ami Barbara ltolOrlando baaed Real Estate ger as treasurer. Run-offs are slated in tho Company, announced today hotly-contested election be- that it had concluded plana Iween Earl Black and Eddie for tho construction of a Knsky for Senior Class l’rcii- largo continental stylo Cine­ deni and between Joel Fchd ma Theatre to bo .part of and David Nncll as leader of Seminol* Pinza Shopping Cen­ ter. Hm Junior Class. Richard A. Smith, President Dale Alexander was chosen Senior vice president, with of General Drive In Corpora* Jennifer Thompson, ■ c c r o - tion, eluted that it would b* lary; Sandy Slayton, treasur­ a smaller version of the Parle* er; Harold Unger, chaplain; wood Plata Cinema, which Susie lla lha rk, Carol Oxford hl« company operates. Gener­ and llailiara Wulsuii as SC al Drive In Corporation haa represent at Ivci. eleven Cinema's In Shopping Bonnie Ulmer was elected Centers, Including huge unite vice president of the Junior in Miami, Pompano Reach* Class. Serving with him will and Tampa, in addition to be Linda Staplrr as secre­ Parkwowd Pinza. RemlnoU tary; Kathy Cammack ns Plata, Just south of Sanford, treasurer; David Littleton as is now under a first phase de* chaplain; Con Wilson, Bonnie vulopmvnt program and haa Hall and Linda Spencer as as its primnry tenants, tha SC reprcscnlnlive*. largest McCrory'a Variety Hun-off elections will be Department Store in Florida* held Monday. an Krkenl Drug Store, and a Puhlix Market, plus numer* out other sales and aarvica units. Sewell Named School Prexy Cinema OK'd For Plaza Yank Everest Success Laid To ‘Organization* KATMANDU. Nepal (U l’l) — Members of an American mountain-climbing expedition today attributed their success in scaling Mt. Everest to thorough organization, good teamwork and favorable wea­ ther. A two-man assault train be­ came Hm first Americans to reach tho 29,028-tool summit of the world’s tallest peak Wednesday afternoon. Bail weather conditions at l o w e r a It l| udes disrupted communication* und delayed announcement of Ihe success­ ful climb until Thursday. Names or the two men have not hern disclosed. ■ ■»■■■ Douglas Grants 3 Death Stays WASHINGTON (U P I) — Supreme Court Justice Wil­ liam 0 . Douglas today grant­ ed a slay of execution to three men scheduled to dio today in California's gas chamber (or the fatal shoot­ ing of a re 'la ur ant ow ner In 1939. Tho inen are Donald G. Franklin, 34; Joseph Ito-olo, 39, amt John K. Vlohovich, 31. Tho Supreme Court rejected their petition tor review of the case on March 23 of this yx-ur. Town Turn$ Down Church Request A request from representa­ tives of a branch denomina­ tion of tlie Church of God of Prophecy to nreet a largo revival tent in ttowntown Izungwuod was denied by tlie City Council Thursday night after Chairman R. C. Carl­ son explained tn tha group that it was against city or­ dinance* and regula­ twins. Carlson pointed out that no sanitary facilities could he provided and that Ihe tent itself would be considered a Rm- liatard. In other busbies* tho coun­ cil agreed to writ* Florida Power Co. asking that power line* in llie vicinity of Slade Ai*jnrt oubar to zuovvd to Hm- oilier side of the highway or towered in their present position; Took under further ad­ visement a development pill presented by U. V. Mlllican of E. Lake Ave. alter U was learned that steps would be taken to widen proposed streets in Ihe area; Authoruod Uas u l / clerk to make arrangements with Hie Winter park Telephone Co. to have a private tele­ phone line Installed In the City Hall and, DUcunrd building a back drop at Uio Lilli* League Baseball Diamond and fur­ ther plana tor tto cJty'a Clean Up, Fix Up. Faint V l cam paign �Vi Dr. Crane’s Education Headed Here Sanford Herald headlines these last several weeks have referred to a "college" or a "university" or a "school." Writing headlines is an art hi itself and, along with limited space, there are certain rules the copy editor must follow in drafting the large type which heads the par­ ticular item. Thus, in this instance, the head­ line can be conf"«inK to the reader for presently there arc four schools in the offing for this area nnd the reader cannot tell from the headline to which school docs the article refer but must read Into the story to learn that fact. Herewith are listed the four seats of higher learning scheduled for construction some time in the near future for this area: 1. Seminole College, a branch of Orlando Junior College, to be erected at North Orlando. Worry Clinic 2. A four-year university for un­ dergraduates (high school gradu­ ates) in the "Cape Canaverol-Oriando - Daytona beach" area. It is this school in which so much effort is be­ ing made by local leadcra to hnvc it placed in Seminole County. S. A brunch of the University of Florida engineering college for stu­ dents In engineering and science for tho "East Central Florida" area. Lo­ cal leaders also are endeavoring to have this school placed in Seminole County, 4. A "space institute" for gradu­ ate engineers and scientists in the "Cape Canaveral - Orlando" area. This school will offer advanced cour­ ses aimed primarily for the space age. Local leaders are not too much concerned about this school but would, of course, be happy to have it placed in Seminole County. Bite Now! Anyone who has ever nursed a mouthful of misery until he had the money to pay for proper dental care will eye with twinging interest tho growth of two dental pay plans, In the first type of financial op­ eration a patient receives necessary services and then makes payments to a bank. The bank has a contract with the dental society to which our friendly dentist belongs. The dentist gets his money promly, the patient gets relief, and tho ink extracts interest from the pa­ tient without novocain. Almost $9 million has been finan­ ced in California alone by poslpuyw ent plans over tho last 10 yenrs, ac­ cording to the American Dental As■ociation. For tho fellow whose chopitcrs are operating without nny trouble, the pay-as-you-ache plans offer toothsome opportunities to anticipate troubles with ivories. Dental society "service corpora­ tions," commercial insurance, and in­ dustrial and government programs offer this protection in varying mea­ sure. The United States Public Health Service reports that almost one mil­ lion persons spent almost $11 million dollars in 1902 for some form of paynhend dental work. Actuaries cutting their eye teeth on the projections of present figures see 16 million in such plnns by 1970. In the past three years alone, den­ tal service corporations have been chnrtcrcd in 21 states. So — see your dentist THREE times this year — tho Inst two times for checkups, the first time to inves­ tigate the finunclnl aspects of care for your teeth. Oh, sure your favorite tooth sav­ er will ease your pain at once, if you're In misery. But it’s not fnlr to keep him waiting for his dough while you enjoy a long series of den­ tal visits. Dentists have to cat, too —and even get their own teeth fixed. P e te r Ed s o n Political WASHINGTON— (NEA) — Tennessee Valley Authority will be 30 years okl May 18. Celebrations and oratory are being planned. Literature or the TVA "esperiment" la appearing, pro and con. Whether you approve uf it or not, TVA is admittedly one of the seven wonders of America and an eighth won­ der of the world. When tha King of Morocco came to the United States he stopped to see TVA before coming to Washington. U tha end of World War II a party of European Journallita came to Washington direct from TVA at the end of a transcontinental junkcL share for the UN Middle They were different political East operation (UNEF) *1- partial, and they had seen rooit aa aoon aa Slevenaoo through partisan eyes the finished bia talks in Rabat. great Tennessee River with It still owes >117.0Z1 for the Ita dim s and power lines, electrified farms, navigation Congo. channels and flood control Spain* overall debt to tbs works. United Nations for UNEF To the liberals, TVA show­ and the Congo la $I.e mil­ ed what a democratic govern­ lion and Belgium's is $3.8 ment and society could do million. when they went to work for Since Belgium wants to ac­ the people. To Uie socialists, cept • major role In the re­ TVA waa pure Marxism. To training of the Congo army— the Communists, it waa ful­ a development favorable to fillment of the Lcninlst-StalBelgian economy through luist dream; only Russia redemption of the country's could do K better. To the preallge among the Congolese conservatives, this waa big —a payment from B m iieli butines a that could be creat­ was expected soon. Belgium ed only In a free enterprise, probably will bargain on tha capitalistic economy. baala of damages suffered They all got Into such a by its nationals and install! heated argument about it tlons In the Congo. that when they reached There a p p e a r e d little Washington they weren't chance that Franca would speaking to each other. pay anything on the $14.1 Thla Illustrate* aa well aa million It owes for the Con anything the point that TVA go—it la up to the minute la controversial. And In Ita on all Its other UN payments. 30lh anniversary observance Although Stevenson did not thla month there probably get to see DeQaulle, who re will be some sour notes that feri to the world organisation It la so anti-American It as tho "Dlsunllod Nations," should be broken up and sold he had this harbinger of 1m to private power companies. pending policy change: The best justification of "I think that even In TVA la that it work*. But France wilh the disappear­ as a mailer of speculation, ance of tire Algerian problem If a completely unbiased Jury as a major preoccupation of could be given the case, it the government, that then la might be found that the com­ now a renewed Interest to petitive private enterprise the United Nations and sup­ system owes ■ great debt port and appreciation tor Its to Tennessee Valley Author­ work and Ita potential for ity, keeping peace." TVA woke up the private Good News From Europe Wr I n c * w. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U Pl) — Adis I Stevenson brought back encouraging oewa tram Europe tor the United Nation*: he found a renewed interval In France In the world erganlxatloa and a disposition among aoma of ft* nembera to pay up their financial arrearagei. The U.N. money problem w ai widely reported to have beea one of the purpoaea of the U A ambaaudor'a trip to BaUgum, Britain, France, Spain, Wait Germany and Morocco. WbUa Stavenaon waa on hla trip, Eugent R. Black waa on a quiet tour of the Middle Fait, talking money to fin­ ancial aulhorltlea of delin­ quent countries there. Black returned Monday, llti report to Secretary General Thant was not aa well publicized as Stevenion'a finding*. Stevenaon said three of the eountrlea ha viiited would "remedy their dellnquencei" at le n t by the end of the year. Since Franco has re­ fused to pay for the Congo, West Germany la not a UN member, and Britain ta paid up, it waa obvlou* that he referred to Belgium, rnain and Morocco. Actually, Morocco paid ill OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH THAT NOSB OP Hi 6, THAT STORY < OH,VM,T USED TO BE A SPECIAL CONH ML344T EVEN BE SULTAMT TD 60MS OP TU& WORLDS TRUE — HE LOOKS LARttlST FIRE DEPARTMENTS/MY UK& HE COULD MOST SPECTACULAR FLAT WAS WtlCN AN ANT l <*OLverD a oaffuno firb in a London TRACK THRU A TANNERY/ MERELY BY ENlFFINS TH& FERTILIZER AIR X DETECTED A «S1RANGE CHEMICAL FACTORY/, — X IMMEDIATELY DeDUCED THATTHE BLAZE WAS TUB WORK OP ARSON LACEY, AN JNTBRNATiONAL/Si BEAD YW& MAIOfl HAS TIME TO BU R N * Notebook power Industry to Its poten­ tial It showed what could be done with rural electrifi­ cation. It showed that lower power ratea with Increase consumption and increase the sale of electric appliances many times over. It promot­ ed growth. When TVA legislation was before Congress In 1103, E. A. Yates of Dixon-Yates fame testified in opposition to TVA because there was already a M percent over production capacity of privato power In the area and be could soe no market for more. But within seven yean, TVA had doubled the private consumption level. By 1933 It had increased IT llmci. Today TVA'a total steam and hydroelectric power capacity la over 90 times what It waa In 1933. (n 1934 TVA began beating homes with electricity In the town of Norris, with rate schedules designed for K. Private utilities at first re­ garded this as craxy, but today they vigorously pro­ mote 1L TVA'a purchase of low-bid foreign electric generating equipment caused American manufacturers to sharpen their pencils and become competitive. Of far more value than its pioneering In the electrical Industry, TVA has act a na­ tional and Internalioiul pittent for multiple purpose wa­ ter control, flood prevention, forestatlon and the shift of agriculture from row crops like corn and cotton to cover crops that conserve water. The million tons of cargo carried on the Tennessee Riv­ er system In 1903 has grown to 12 million tons and will double by 1975. lu 1937, wilh 23 inches of rainfall in 21 days, TVA met Ita most severo flood con­ trol test by management of stream flow from ita 31 dams, six of which are pri­ vately owned but TVA ope­ rated. Along the 10,000 miles of shoreline on theaa artificial lakes and reservoirs, recrea­ tion facilities have been pro­ vided for 42-mllllon persondays of fun a year at 339 resort and camp areaa. CASE P-429: BUly and Bobby are five and three years old. "Dr. Crane," their worried mother began, "how can 1 make them go to sleep in the afternoon for a nap?” "As soon as I get them to bed, they prod each other In­ to wakefulness. For when one la Just about ready to drift off into slumber, the other asks him a question. "They may spend an hour or more to bed, yet neither may have alept a wink." When our five youngsters were supposed to take their naps, Mrs. Crane would olten encounter prolcsla. "Aw, we don't want to sleep!" would be their com­ mon retort. "You don’t need to sleep," she would mildly reply. "But close your eyes for a couple of ralnutea to give them a rest" And before they realized what would happen, they were fast asleep. Ftor toddlers are much like chlckensl Shut off the light and hens will go to roost. Likewise, darken a room or coax the children to shut Ihclr eyes, and If you can mean­ while stop all conversation around them, they will often be sound asleep within two minutes. Even at night our five youngsters would grumble about sleeping. Then they'd deliberately prod each other by questions or nudges or even by slyly pinching each other. This kept them all awake, even when they were dead tired. So when I'd enter the bunk house which we had on our farm, I'd shut off the lights and demand total quiet. Thus, if I could stop their talking for even a couple of minutes, they’d all bo off to dream­ land. S TEEL S H E LV IN G CMINETSI LOCKERS BENCHES • RACKS BINS WRITS KM FREI CATALOO ► o i >*q b t u a n B h iOIII OX4-4111 ItM lost ROBINSON I ontanoo. rut. ford, Florida Friday, May 3, 1903 WAIrTKM A. (ilKLOM, SJIITUII AMU l*IBU*lli:M SAMMY VKUSHKZr BUWAHII B. JUIIUOLU Managing Uiiliur Advertising tnr-ctor JPUY WKI.U JAAIH ■- MIOKWAMB* Count* l-JItor lluklnrta kltiitmr CSIKLIA r AMMKM BIIIMI.UV S. UIIAKT ttocl.tr Editor ltd Mnn-«*r DOMOTMY AlaTtX ritAAH %OLTU|.INH JTMturo Editor Circulation Mai,-car PMMD WBIXa Mechanical ttupL iv a iu u m o s MATICS I m t Unlit err Mr Mall Baaalnaln Canals AllOther 14s Wank »».** 1 vans III.4S 1 Year a.oo I Manilla 4.TI I Mnntfca S.lf 4 Months l.t* I M-nllu !.•• 1 Month |.« 1 Monti, IT. A Postal RasulatUaa provide that all null subscriptIone ha paid In ad vanes. Entered aa ercond class matter Octnbar IT, 111! ni lbs I’oat Office of Hanford, Florida, under the Act of Cuasreea of March. The Herald la a member of the United Praaa which la entitled •■clualvals to the use for rapnbllanUea of nil tha local news prill lad la thin newspaper. No part of ans malarial, news or advertising, of Ihta edition if The Hanford Herald mar be reproduced in nor manner with* ant written permission of tha publisher of The Herald. Anr Individual ar firm rtapomlhla fur such reproduction will ha asaatdarad aa Infringing on Tha Herald's copyright and will be hold liable for da nun re under Ilia Uw. Published dell/ asrapt HAluidar, HundAS amt Chrltlmae; published Haturdar proceeding to r iila i^ Hartford and New naven both served ns the capita! city of Connecticut from 1701 te 1873. At First A Palmetto (Alongside aid post office) c o m to u m ii NEW TtlMUNI 20" PORTAMI ROLL-AROIMD FAN * Sols aaslty a cm i w i m * TfcfeesfeeA * AdlasSnhtsMaM ONLY — $ 39* SEE THEM AT — Sanford Furniture Co. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. • Carpet* * Furniture 118 Magnolia Are. • T ile FA 2-1562 • Piano* • Rental lie da —— — — ASSETS ■i m4 — — —— B till flforw fc yafsnthssst SnCMtd T*wl Aikttt __________ .0 I l,W.lt».l8 CASH (ID) (2,714,615.73) IONDS ■ , . . 56.7 117.777.746.18 UiUidf S ih , OtvHfMM, (57J ) 1171,154,140.11) M unicipal, V -tllc U t i l i t y , *,K*f h*nd« — 1— 4 — pm H H 6y lew. m STOCKS 7.1 I$.711,477.07 f-6!ic Utility, ttilcwd, I— (7.6) ( 17,814,779J S ) dvM fkl, PfoforrMt, Queers** food snd Common ilocla, tarried ot booh « r n w k tt Volvo, m Aravidod by law, FUST MORTGAGE LOANS___________ 24.4 Im a. M n 42.1S4.1t4.S1 J1I.M J.17J V4 f. M. (75.1) (60,163.8C9.9I) U U U 4 H U iw - .Mm it—Sdylin M— t *— S j - h - t o Act, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS l« M , t A t O o o r g a S t u a r t '* But see Unt your children have bad enough romping and muscular activity to be ready for dreamland. Too many mo­ thers try to force sleep on Toddlers who are not fatigued enough to want slumber. So send for my "Testa for Successful Parents," enclos­ ing a stamped return envclope, plus 20 cents. Use It b*. fore Mother's Dayl (Always write to Dr. Crane to care of this newspaper, enclosing « long stomped, addressed envelope nnd 29 cento to rover typing and printing cost* when you ■end for one of his book­ lets.) OVER 35 YEARS .'/T X c Annual Financial Statement Far tha Year Ended December 31, If53 ATTENTION: DEVELOPERS... INVESTORSI (H I)? $ a n f o r b flje r a lh So It would be less frazzling on the nerves of mothers if they'd Just sit In the child's bedroom and read to themselves for a few minutes when they have two or more youngster! trying to go to sleep. Insist on sbsolute quiet snd you will win the victory with* to a few minutes, since youngsters reset much like hens at twilight. If they have no outside stimulation, they seldom keep awake by toner prodding. So pull down the shades to the alternoon in order to re­ duce the light as much as possible. Then put an absolute cur­ few on all talking or noise. Beware, however, for some­ times Mamma falls asleep herself! But such a catnap Is bene­ ficial to her, so she deserves this little break to her harried day. For mothers s e r v e as around-the-clock baby iltteri, cooking, buying, laundry, plus who must also handle the Ihe entertaining of guests. If you husbands (and you paid baby-sitters) think a cou­ ple of hours is nerve wrack­ ing, pity the poor mothers who put to 12 hours at the Job! Ideally, it la wise to put youngsters to separate rooms for their naps. But when thst is not possible, use the en­ forced curfew on all sounds for a few minutes. LAND ■ ■ 1.1 11,155.451.76 i • I * i i— tract,. (4.7) ( 11,041,156.15) ■cwi— crtl aw— 4 lor Ui*.it— t — 4 H— »• O K * . p .,p at • — ycMtotad — I— •< »l 00. 7.6 4,167,(10.11 A— tc I*—.d t. M*Wt (7.6) (5,946,762.51) t««tJ Sr iitctni «f tt-ic cartifW.t. C ER TIFICA TE L O A N S . INTEREST AN D RENTS DUE AND A C C R U E D .. Atcr— 4 Lvt ml y#t d— IT.. S24.S4t.7lj 9— lllllt 42. .0 (ID) 7.741.TO1.64 (7.715.611.04) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS 100.0 $2)4.104,274.11 (212,621,904.15) LIABILITIES CERTIFICATE RESERVES REQUIRED IT LAW----------- II69.40I.IT2J7 TW. L tfc. « — t - 6 1 * - M , I— tr. i 166,611,91111) « t m*4 lytvrt yr.m — , - ill p m j aa ' DEATH CLAIMS IN THE PROCESS OF PAYMENTMl jet u-ylcNI - 811,11X01 (110.404,17) RESERVE FOR OPTIONAL SETTLEMENTS ___________ P - mSi •« wt.fk— bn -l* H— 4-bcy. Im few* —rr—.i to —rt•dltai iniTallawiilx. IS!,niA4 (117,146.401 DIVIDENDS ON CERTIFICATES.^ 17.441,871.27 IN a s w e ii, i y iw L .r s r t u u B D O W N T O W N SPECIAL RESERVES SANFORD, FLORIDA 16471,71X19 CONTINGENCY RESERVES------ DATE.191.19 fifnfviHPVt. F O R S A L E e .e b y S m I gc I B i d . . . i u n « A choice lot M s 140 feet, to (be canter o< the busiest* area, froutine P in t Street, tost one block east ot the mala Nartfc. South Artery. Formerly port o f tho OM Post O fico alt*. Area io sowed Coauner, d i l . . . and U clooely bnUt «p with onto otantlal buslnrsa establishment*. Aa alert Investor or dsvstopar can aea many pofor a esatrally located prop­ 5 ,1 9 6 3 UNASSIGNED FUNDS______ _ 11.417.71011 «"L**MbMt tow (11.557.416.1$) erty of tfclo type. Sanford, Florida b tho County seat of rapidly developing County. Writ* nr phone for fall Information. Bealrd Mde on Bid Fora O-FLA-UI will be opened at the place end time ehowa below. Terma available on credit approveL Inspect property at any Una. B ID S P U t U C l Y O P I N I O 1 0 i 3 0 A JM ., L f . T « I N R O O M 3 5 3 A T GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION -I2UJ04J74.II (X32.41S.904.IBJ STABILITY SERVICE EXPERIENCE PROGRESS JULIAN WHIG HAM IMnlrirt Manager W8 W. 20th Htrect I'hwc 177-6444 bnnfnrd, >'U. M R V K I . . . U A 1 PftO FIlTY DIVISION 1 7 7 5 N M H T M S T M T , N .W * ATLANTA 9 , M O R O M lA a U M a d H n M y M H M iL M I MODERN WOODMEN of Amorlca HOME OFHCE , * W C K IStoNO, lO IN oi* *7 •.* �•iff VinfnrV Car Wash Set FrI. May 3, '63 — Pape 8 Wm i W Citrus Tree Loss The Junior High MYF of the Ebcnczer M e th o d is t Church will sponsor a car wash from 9 a. m. until • p. m. Saturday at Spier's Atlantic Service Station, cor­ ner of Sanford Ave. and On* ora Rd. Proceeds will b« turned over to the church. Collie Fanciers Hold M atch Estimated A t 14 By Louise Grafton Twenty-six eolliei and eight Shetland sheep dog* were judged Sunday at the Cen­ tral Florida Collie Fancier* Spring Fun Match held at the Elk* Playground in San­ ford. Best in Match went to the collie. Royal Rock Keepsake, owned Jointly by Royal Rock and Deckett Kennel* in Jack­ sonville and to the shcltie, Jadcnct Pcqueno owned by Barbara Woodmancy of La* mona. Min Woodmancy also took tlic Junior Showmanship Clast over nine other en­ tries. Other class wins in the col­ lie match went to Talisman Tor owned by Chuck and Linda Sellers of Merritt Is­ land; Mr. Personality owned by Opal Whittington of Or­ lando and Braemar Stardust owned by Sbcila liar sc of Hawthorne. In the sheltie class went to Little Fairy of Hal-JlU Cris owned by Joy Lewis of Vero Beach. Puppicj in the under three month class presented the most problems for Judge Jose Toledo Jr. of Miami aincc the eight little “lassies" and five little “lads" (just old enough to be taken from their mothers) didn't know Ilow to stand or gait. Braemar Sweet Sue, own­ ed by Mis* llarse, wa* first among the reluctant lassies and Robbins I’rince Charm­ ing, owned by Winifred Pet­ ers of Orlando, was first in little lads. Between showings Mr*. Peggy Lantz of Titusville and her collie, Tam, gave an o b e d i e n c e demonstration showing Tam'* complete dis­ cipline. ★ ★ ★ Exhibitors ami their fam­ ilies met at the Pinecrest Inn following the match where trophies and prizes for past awards were presented to Miss L)dia Coley of Jack­ sonville. Among her awards was the tropy given annual­ ly by Garlyn Kt-tint's of Geneva to the person who has been outstanding in show­ ing a Garlyn Collie. ★ ★ ★ Legal Notice isr tiik cutci'iT court o r Tim MSTli judicial rn«. <-i it . is a sh rim *i:m \* oi.*: rol'STV. F lorida , is r i i \ si'*:nt so . t u n Suffolk county p m IIISAI. SAVINGS AND IaiA.N ASSOCIATION, a United States corporation, piatnurr. ve. JKIIUT O. nOBTTCHKIt and KUNA St. noKTTCHBIl, bla W ife , Defendnnts. n o t ic k or forkcloni h i : salii notice is ukiikiiy titv- KN puraunnt to Klnal Decree nt Morlgase Foreclosure. iluted April II, 1»M, and entered In Chancery t'aso No. I III I of the circuit court of tint Ninth Judicial Clrrult In and for Hemlnola C o u n t y , Florida, wherein BUKFOf.K COUNTV PKDKRAI. SAVINGS A N II l/IAN A8KOCIATION, a ITnllcl Sintra corporation. It Plain­ tiff. and J1-1It ItV G. IIOKTTCIIRIt and KUNA SI. I1GETT* ClIKit. hl« wife, are Defend, •nta, I will sell to the hlghmi • nd hast bidder for caalt at tha Front Door of the Hemlnola County Courthouse In the City of Hanford, County of Semin­ ole. Florida, at tl:«0 A.SI., on the nth day of May, cm , the folio win a described property, aa aet forth In aald Final De­ cree of HcrtfiM Foreclosure, to-wit: Dot «», IlKAIt I, AKK I1II.I.H. arenrdlnir to the Flat thereof, aa recordet In Flat Mw>k IS, I’aae 3? of Ihe Dublin Itecnrda of Hemlnola County, Florida, together with the follow­ ing: S Klectrand Ileatera Model S00I All permanently Inatalled! Including the building and ap* purti nancea located thereon, together with the furniture, furnlahlngs. and flituree allu«l- therein, and located thereon. Datiid title 1st day of May, IMS. (■BAD Arihiir II. fie.-k with, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida l>y: siartha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk CDI’IISIION A COITUSIION HI* lilerayn* lloulevard Miami St, Florida rut.lleh: May t, IMS CDI—t in tiis : circuit court nr tiik ninth judicial cin . CflT IN AND FOH «KWIN. OI.K rni NTi. F lorida IN CMANCftttY NO. ISOU lire AFGHAN SIUKTUAGK COMFANY. INC, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, ve. PALG, FOLSOM TTIAYEIl and Bn.NNIR I. THAYni. Mi wife, and FI.At’DK Oltl.KN I.KA. OUK and IIKTTY MAH LEAOUK. his Wire, Defendante. TO: PAUL FOIJIOV TIIAYKII and RONNIR U THAY­ ER, hla wife *11 Maher Street Glynco, Brunewlck, Oeorgla TOU. PAUL FOtJIOM THAY­ ER ami RONNIR I* THAYER, ere hereby notified that a Complaint for Foreclosure of Mortgage hat hesn f i l e d against you. and you are reJ Hired lo eerve a copy of your newer or (’lendings to tha Complaint on tha Plaintiffs attorney, Joseph M. ITIlgerold. III Security Trust Budd­ ing, Miami II, Florida, and rile lha original Answer or Plead­ ing In lha office of lha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or be­ fore the |th day of Juno A, D.. ltd . If you fall lo do oo. Judg­ ment by default will be takaa against you for the relief de­ manded In the Complaint. The deecrlptlon of the real property proceeded agalnet It: Lnt |i. Block K. WOOD. MKRK PARK INI) REPLAT, according to plat thereof recorded In Pint Hook II. page It. Public Itecorde of Hemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida. Thle notice ahall he publish­ ed onea each week for four eoneerullve week! Ig the San­ ford Herald. Done and o r d er ed nt Hanford. Hemlnola C o u n t y . Florida, this let day of May A. I). Ittl. (■BAD Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk. Clrrult Court My: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Jeaerh M. Flttgerald l i t Security Truat Building Mlapil II. Florldn FBauklln 1-4*71 aPubtish: May I, id, IT, It. IMS (CDI—• Million By M utual Legal Notice LAKELAND (UP1) — The December freeze killed nti estimated 14 million citrus trees, Florida Mutual said today, and ns a result citrus utilization next season will be even lower than experienced this season. Robert W. Rutledge, executive vice president in tiik circuit court of Till: NINTH JUDICIAL CIH* Cl' IT, IN AND Fdlt SKRI.N* OI.K COUNTY, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. IS O *a KKDKItAL NATIONAL MOKT* O.VOK ASSOCIATION, a eor* poration, plaintiff, va. IIKIIMAN n. COLKMAN and MAIIY LKK COLKMAN, hi* wife. of Mutual, said Thursday that it will take six years under optimum conditions to re­ place the trees. He said that the only pos­ sible exception to the citrus utilization drop next season will be with fresh oranges. Rutledge said that Mutual estimates about nine m.llicn boxes of oranges will be used in fresh channels next season, up about a half a mil­ lion from this season. But this amount would be down nearly eight million boxes from the fresh ship­ ments of Inst season. He said fresh orange ship­ ments this season were the smallest in more than 30 years and that next season should run about the same. Rutledge said the orange and grapefruit crops next season should run about one third lower thun this season's actual harvest, when much of the fruit harvested after the the freeze went into proces­ sor channels. Frozen orango ecncelilrate will take otic of tho largest drops next season, Mutual predicted, with declines also expected in chilled and canned ornngc usage. Mutual said next season's estimated concentrate pack will be about 47 million gal­ lons. This would Im three mil­ lion gallons less than this seasons' anticipated pack and off n whopping (IP million gallon* from the record *mount packed lu»t season. Matey Service He’d Today FEC Sets Move To Start Expansion Plan JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Bondholders in the strike­ bound Florida East Coast Railway voted today to amend bond regulations to permit the company to raise racney for expansion purpesos. The FEC, which has track be'wien Jacksonville and Mi­ ami. plans to extend its lines into Cape Canaveral, the n i­ ton's spaceport, and fo the new Miami docks on Dodge Island. Cost of the projeets will run several million dollars, FEC officials said, and the company plans to raise the money by selling off or leas­ ing rertain property and us­ ing other property ns colla­ teral for loans. Although the outcome of the ballot was never in doubt because FEC officials control more than 117 million of the J - million outstanding bonds, several voices wore raised In objection ot the amend­ ments. Henry W. Allen of Ft. Lauderdale said lie could not see the point of expanding into Canaveral “which is only f miles from Soviet control and where you can dig one foo in the ground and hit water." Mrs. Brownlee Funeral Here Funeral services for Mr. Mrs. E. D. Brownlee died Harry A. Matey, 75, of Cassel­ in ZcphyrhilU April 18. Her berry were held at to a m. death came approximately today at the Cox-I'arkcr Fun­ three months after that of eral Home In Winler Park. her husband. Dr. E. I). Rurial will lie In the Green­ Blow nice, who Was well wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, known throughout Florida. Tlio funeral service was con­ N. Y. Maley, who died Wednes­ ducted in Zcphyrlull* and * graveside service was Ik1Id day night in Urn Winter Park In Sanford at the Evergreen Hospital, came to Cassel­ Cemetery, berry eight years ago from Mrs. Brownlee was born in Baldwin. L. I„ N. Y. A reColumbia, S. C., Jan. 2fl, HUM. tired general insurance agent, She attended grade school In ho was a memher of Ihr Ba­ Rock Hill, K. C., after which hia Temple of Orlando; of she was graduated from WinMnssaprqua Lodge 822, F. throp College. and A.M. of Rockville Cen­ A visit lo Sanford convinc­ REST IN MATCH nt Sunday'* Show nponsored ter, L. I„ N. Y.: a member ed her that she would like by tho Central Florida Collio Fanciers «t the of the Ocean Side Presbyter­ lo live hero so she accepted ian Church of Oceanside, L. s position as a school teach­ Elk's Playground in Sanford were, top photo I., N. Y., and wa* the for­ er. She continued tearhlng Royal Hock Keepsake, collie and, second photo, mer Lighting Chairman for for seventeen years during Jadcncs Pequeno, Hhcltic. Miss Harhara Wooilthe Town of Casselberry. niattcy, Ixtttom photo, took top awards in tho which time she made a great Survivors are hit wife, Mr*. number of friends. Junior Showmanship Class. (Herald Photos) Marie J. Maley of Casselber­ Her greatest avenue of ry two daughters, Sirs. Ethel service came after her mar­ M. Wadsworth of Valley riage to live young pastnr of Stream, L. I„ N. Y., and Mrs. First Presbyterian Church of Olive H. Cochrane of Cassel­ Sanford Aug. 11, 1914. These berry; three grandchildren, people, #ilh their son, Harry, Mrs. Join M. Urchm of Bald­ served as the family of the win, Min Lois E. Wadsworth manse for many years in San­ of Valley Stream and Edwin ford and were rewarded with By Jane Casselberry the celebration which will be Z. Bussell of Casselberry and a great number of friend* Plans were announced last held at noon at the Country three great grandchildren. as well as a Job well done. Thursday at a meeting of Ihc Club. Plans call for a large South Seminole Welcome Wa­ birthday cake and very spe­ gon Newcomers Club it the cial entertainment. Country Club of Casselberry for celebrating the third birth­ The Newcomers Club has day of the organization at h voted to jojin the Old Glory luncheon to be held on May Blood Bank. 23. Follow.ng Thursday's meet­ The club now has tome So ing the members enjoyed an members who are invited, afternoon of cards. Winners along with all past presidents were Mrs. Minna Crum, door and past member*, to attend prize; Sirs. Ethel Seeley, first, bridge; Mrs. Shirley Tylo, second, bridge; Ann CeIN TIIK COUNTY Jl IIGK’t rami, first, canasta and COUNT, IN AMI FOB SURIA- Helen Green, accond, canas­ OI.K COUNTY, STATU OF ta. n .n H IU A , There were 39 member* In Re: Delate of NICK CONSTANTINE and seven guest* present. Decea.ed. Guests Included Mines, Mar­ FINAL NOTICE NOTICE IS IIKRKIIY GIV­ tha Schwurz, Reriey MusEN that I have Iliad my Goal truni, Louise Beeler, Ann Cer a l u r n a aa adnilnl-trator W ITH A HANDY r.t.a.it.b.n. of tha Delate of rami, Lawrence Spencer, Me­ Nick Couetanllna, dtteaaed; lissa Nelson and Ethel Seeley. that I have filed my prinlon Sirs. Ruth Logsdon joined for distribution and for final discharge, and that on May IS. the club ai a new member. • NO A PPO IN TM EN T NECESSA RY ISSI. I will apply lo tha Hon­ orable c. Vcrnun Mler, Jr,. • FA ST , COURTEOUS SE R V IC E County Judge of Seminole County, Fl-rlda. (or approval of aald final ralurna and for an order of distribution and Representatives from (he for final discharge aa adminis­ trator c.t.a.d.b.n. of th* Ketale First Baptist Church of of NU-k C«nalanllne. deceased. Lake Mary attending the As­ May I, is*:. (/Kenneth M. laffler sociations! Brotherhood Meet­ Administrator r.t a.d.b.n. •r (ha Estate of Nick ing held at the Nortbslde Baptist Church in DcLand Constantine, deceased Hutchison and Dffler Tuesday night were Jack Foal Office Drawer II Hamm, Wallace Hill, Harley Hanford. Florida AUorntys for Administrator. Wilhelm, and Rev. Ralph K. OS •AN IO N S Publish: May h IS. II. If, 1>«I Taylor. Member F.P I.C. cdi —ia D efendants, NOTICK o r s u i t IN ■ n iiT iiiu i: BROWNIE TROOP 630 visited the Sanford Atlnntic Nntionnl Rank Tues­ day. Here they arc shown with hank official Mrs. Ralph Ray as they are being taken on a tour of tho hank facility, with their leaders, Mrs. Roger Leonhard! and Mrs. Henry Tooke III. Also present was Mrs. K. L, Tentpllit, mother of one of thu scouts. (Herald Photo) Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Mr*. II. L. Johnson Hello. 1 trust everyone is happy today. We have had rain to help us nut and natur­ ally plenty of sunshine too. But really we were very glad lo sec the nice rain. * • • Our sympathy goes out to the family of Mr. Henry Tay­ lor who passed away this week. • • • Visitors at the home of J. C. amt Naomi Sapp were Mr*. Joan Albrit­ ton and daughters Denise and Truyleae and Mrs. Estelle Blanton and Mrs. Fanny Bar­ rett. The Albrittons ire from Valdosta. Ga. • • • Claude and Mary llittell, Linda, Richard and Tommy and Kid­ ney Hawkins motored to Ocala last Sunday where they saw Six Gun Territory. They say that they had a real good lime. 1 know that they did. * • * luist Satur­ day my son-in-law and 1 mo­ tored up to Chic (land to sec my daughter and wee grand­ daughters. Don is working in Orlando at the present lime. Coming hack Sunday afternoon I had tu come by Six Gun Territory and the car* were packed solid In the parking lot. It Is a big attraction now. • • • Clarence llittell Jr. and family of Jacksonville spent last week­ end here with relatives. • • • Glad to hear that Tolar nabun is able to he hack lo work again after being 111. • • • The High School Glee Club went to slate contest last Friday In Daytona. I ac­ companied them and Rena Hawkins also took her station wagon over. Pally Glenn Johnson won superior with her solo (as 1 knew she would amt the triple trio (girls) also won superior. Tlic Glee Club came home wllh an excellent. This ii also very good. Those from oul this way In the Glee Club are Ina Sue lloonc, Pat Sm1)<>. Joan Stripling, Sharon Giles, Charles Rabun, Gene Bullard and Gall Coleman. Charles is the club president. • • • Now next week Char­ les, akmg with brother Ter­ ry, Jimmy Warfcl and Gary Pittman will W* among the School Band going to Miami fur State Band Contest. 1 think they will go by train. Tho band la sure doing a lot of marching and practicing until time to go. Wo wish them and Mr. Cowley a sup­ erior. • • • Little lllcky Ser­ geant Is a happy lad these days as he has a brand new b a b y sister. Par­ ents are Ihc Harold Ser­ geant* of GrapevlUc Ave. • • Tho Seminole County Home Session Set TImj Session of the West­ minster Presbyterian Church will meet In the Chapel at Howell Park at 7:30 p. in. Tuesday evening, Since moth* can’t swim, why did they gel into bath­ ing suits during tho winter? Demonstration Council will have an nil day mooting next Friday at llie HD Center. Douglas Slcnilrom will apeak to us on County Government and I will install the new club officers of the nine clubs. At noon there will be a covered dish luncheon. Bring a dish and our own silver, llopo to see you there. • • • Our thought this week is by Ben Franklin and goes like this: “Halt of the IrtUit is often a great lie." Business££& Briefs Julian Whlgham, Bsnford, Modern Woodman d I ■ t r I e t agent for the local area, stat­ ed today that the life Insur­ ance society recorded substan­ tial gains In all phases of op­ erations during 1U02. In addi­ tion, Whlgham said, the or­ ganization made plans during thu past year fur further modernization a n d develop­ ment of Ita service to mem­ bers and beneficiaries. On Jan. 1, limit, Modern Woodmen a n n o u n c e d the adoption of the IU58 Commis­ sioners' Standard Ordinary table of mortality and Issued n new series of life insurance plans featuring lower rate*, lower net costa, and higher cash values for new certifi­ cate-holders. r o R K t T .o s i'R K TO: 11HUMAN It. COLEMAN mnl MAIIY LKK COLD* MAN, hie wife, IS* Trinity Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Kin r i d s Tnu. Defendants, are hereby nnlirird that s complaint to forri-b-es a certain mortgage on Hie following described pro* pert), to-wll: l ^ t I. lllock L XYEATIl* r.itsFiELD r in a r a d d i * TION. according (o lh» plat thereof, ss recorded In 1'Ut Hook II. pegs SS, l ’ublli- Records of Usmln* ole County, Florida, hes been filed egalnit yon In tbs above-styled suit and you are required (o serve a copy of your Anewrr or Pleading to lbs Complaint on Plaintiff* attorney JiWKPII M. JltJIlAKKi>. P. O. Ilox IIS, Fern Park, ■smlnoln County. Florida, and fils tho original Amwer or Pleading In tbs office of tha Clerk of the Circuit Court on or brfors the Ilth day of May, ■!>*3. If you fall lo do so, a decree pro confrsen will ba taken agalnet you for tha rs* lief demanded In tha Com* plaint. WITNKItR my hand and off!* rial teal of office at flsnford. Pemlnrdo County, this Itth dag or April, ISSI. (■KALI Arthur If. llerkwtth, Jr, Clark of Circuit Court tig: Margaret K. Tyre. D.G. Puldleh: April IS, May L 10. IT, ISSI CDII—III TROUBLE GETTING AUTO INSURANCE? Need SK-11 fills* «*4 liability l*t«r*B €*f Alb year **• *! In seed year ayplltaliaa la as If yaa'v* bees tsasslltd sr reltct•d. W a «sa laiara ataisil aayasa at fair ratal re-, fsrdlat* af dtltlaf ret­ ard. Fir*, tbsft, (satyrs, beetle* sad ssliliisa alt* available, Prearlvms may b * paid U **ty Install* neats. To Agtnta Wo tclH bo rleatetl lo §tnd oompltto All on nquett. Srolrr. ace J l Aulgntd RUk fARl f W. DAY & ( 0 Welcome Wagon Newcomers To Celebrate Third Birthday ^•c'V c>.n r’ o•'IjTr Let Us Help You... Legal Notice Your Home For Better Living HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Attend Meeting L*AJrAfjEi ^l fcMli ft■to*H..ai Corrair JUaTua C{*6 Cowj* Who needs muscles? Do you know how u i y it is to Uko a comer with ft Corvalr or park oneT Turn thk newspaper aidewaya and it will givn you • pretty good Idea. Tho wheel bandice just about that easily. The Corvair'a engine Is In the rear, for not only greater traction, hut more balanced weight distribution. Anil th at’* what niaktss Urn steering so completely effortless. The engine ia air cooled, too. No radi­ ator. No water or anUfrreze. No boiling over or freezing up to worry about. It lakes thu weather aad the terrain us it comes. TRADE'N'TRAVEL TIME AI YOlig C&VRQIH D iA itt! 80 think about then fcrfpa to tha beach this summer, those bright sonny d a y l l i balmy moonlit nights. ^ And besldea, looking at It from a Y*ry practical point of view. lt*a Trade 'hr Travel time right now at your Chamlal dealer’s. He's got some beautiful buys. But you had oettar hurry before aomabody muscle# in ahead ot you. Spring's hares Hummer's coming fast. And withtheae thee*sporty _____ good-looking Corvalra___ lllng the way thajf i w ha who haalUUa will want to l CHECK HIS TOT DEALS ON CHEVROLET, CHEVY E , CORVAIR AND CORVETTE HOLLER Cor. ted A Palmetto M OTOR SA LE S SANFORD, FLA. CO. FA 2-071/ �i« * 'DeBatry Club Elects N ew Officers Tlio DeBary Woman'* Club held an election of offlcera for 106344 at the Community Center with Mr*. Ell Yoder presiding. The nominating committee, with Mils Beat­ rice 1. Tyson a* chairman, preicnted the following elate of offlcera who were elected: lira. Charlea Ulrich, presi­ dent; Mrs. Harry F. Brown, first vice president; Mrs. Price Goodson, second vice president; Mr*. Ewald Mlchelsen, corresponding sec­ retary; Mr*. Talman Van Arsdale, recording secretary; and Mrs. R. Magnuson, treas­ urer. Installation will be at the annual May luncheon to be held May 17. It was voted to donate $200 to a DcBary stu­ dent to further his education. A committee composed of Mrs. Canadsy, Mrs. A. Rob lollo and Mr*. A. C. Rum­ mers will select the student. Book reviews by Miss El­ mer Johnston, on Africa, "The Edge or The Rift" a n d •'Flame Trees of Thacka" by Mrs. Huxley were presented. Refreshments were served • t the close of the meeting with Mrs. Henry Lohof and Mrs. G, Grlftin presiding at the tea table. Hostesses were Mrs. James Duffy, chairman, Mrs, T. L. Cully, Mrs. E. Rboptough, Mrs. M. Boyle, and Mrs, T. Howard. Vff* t awfarb T*npe 6 — Frt. May S, *63 •rraTI (B s a h Miss Patricia Stone Marries Billy Don Vinson Ebenezer WSCS Meets Monday The WSCS of Kbcoezcr Methodist Church will meet this Monday at the home of Mrs. Gordon Meyer. The business meeting will get undrr way et 7:30 p.m. followed by a program. GAIUIETT’H Appreciation Sale! ENDS MONDAY Sow and Sava NOW D a rin g these b a rg e la a i fa b u lo u s MOYGASHEL, LINEN PLAIN HIIALKS K e g . $1.08 y d . KALB $ |.« 8 Jd. PRIN TS Reg. 12.08 yd. BALE 1 1 .18 yd. HAND EMBROIDERED Reg. 16.06 yd. BALE lj |.H yd. — AND MANY MORE By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABDY: My children nre 15.5,4.3 and eleven monthu old. They nre «till on the bottle. It started when I wan trying to get my first one to drink milk out uf u glass, he carried on until I gave him one, too. The same thing huppened to ull the other*. The two older ones hide their bottles when company cornea because they arc unhurried, so maybe they will give it up soon. All my friends nay 1 am wrong, but I don't nee any hurm in it, do you? What do the doc­ tors nay aitout this now? My sister took the bottles away from her chil­ dren when they were a year old, and now they all suck their thumbs. OLD-FASHIONED MOTHER ("This is Hilda, my late husbund’a sister.") • • • DEAR ABBY: I am a 48-year-old burlier who is looking for n wife. I have never been married, am pass­ able in looks and am not lazy. I want n girl between 45 and 75 who owns her own house and has sonic money of hes own. I don't care what she looks like and religion is no barrier. 1 love music and play the harmonica. Yours truly. TONY to a seed pearl tiara of small and hand made miniature j honor and wore a blue after­ By Laolse Grayson noon dress, withcv»lneck­ Miss Patricia Stone, daugh flowers. She carried an im- calls lilies, Mrs. Evcrcl Kinnaird, the line and cap sleeves. She ter of Mr. and Mr*. John D ported lace fan with a cas,v. v, .7 | cade of red happiness rose* bride's sister, was matron of wore a headpiece of hand­ Stone, of Geneva, became th e '______________ made calls lilies and carried bride of Billy Dun Vinson, son a cascade bouquet of pom of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Vin­ poms sprayed blue. son, of High Point, N. C., on DEAR TONY: When it cornea to Guy Hannon was best man April 20. marriage, be n little more selective and serving as ushers were Rev. Ray Huff officiated at or YOU'LL take the trimming. JEFFREY ELDER Oliver Malhicux and Edward # • 0 the candlelight, double ring Yarborough. ceremony at 7:30 p.m. at the CONFIDENTIAL TO SIXTEEN DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: The Flower Girls, Dana SchluiAND TREATED LIKE A BABY: Geneva Methodist Church. doctors 1 have consulted nay, “Let Your mother has good reasons meycr and Lynn Yarborough, them have the bottle an long as they The church was decorated for the rules she Mets up. Abide by want it." No child has ever been were adorable in dresses of with wild bay trees, magnolia those rules without an argument. known to pack a bottle and nipple in soft pink with dacron apron blossoms, tall candelabra and When a child accepts decisions with­ his lunch bucket. effect worn over elaborately large baskets of Easter lilies. • * out complaining, arguing or rnising The altar rail wa» draped decorated lace slip*. Their a fuss, the parent is impressed by Young Jeffrey Elder was DEAR ABY: My husband died with Confederate jasmine and headpieces of pink net ex­ honored on his first birthday the child's maturity. But when a two years ago. While Introducing his fern and each window held a tended from a clrclo of pink with a party given by his mo­ child sulks or mopes or protests at sister to a friend of mine last week, candle entwined with fern. and white ro.c*. They scat­ ther, Mrs. W. C. Elder, at the top of his voice, the parent is out of habit I introduced her as "my J. D. Stone, brother of the tered pink and white rose their home, No. 21 Higgins even more convinced that the chihl sister-in-law.” Afterwards she told bride, presented a program petals from basket* adorned Terrace. needs strict discipline because he's me that since her brother's death of wedding music and accom­ with whitebows and little acting like a baby. we were no longer related, and I Tlie youngsters were served panied Mra. Joseph Malhicux, pink hearts. * • • should not introduce her us my sinsoloist, who sang "I Lovo David Oldham, ring bearer, refreshment* .of cake and ice Stop worrying. Write to Abby. You Truly" and "The Lord's wore dark pants and white cream and allowed to play to­ ler-in-law. Is she right? For a personal reply enclose a aelfSTUNNED Prayer.” coal and carried the tradi­ gether for awhile. addressed, stamped envelope. Guests were Cathy, Gary The bride, given in mar­ tional white satin pillow with * • * DEAR STUNNED: Technically riage by her father, wore a symbols of wedding rings at­ and Tlsa Lee, Debbie Bussell, For Abby’s booklet, "How To Brenda and Dorothy Lane, you are no longer related, but when waltz length gown of while tached. Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 Chantilly luce and nylon tulle, The bride's mother wore a Ann Bronson, Ktvin Benton. introducing any of your deceased cents to ABBY, Box 33G5, Beverly husband’s relatives, it certainly is over aatin. The lace bolero yellow and brown print dress David Fields, Cheryl Allen, Hills, Culif. featured a round collar and with white accessories and a Sherry, Debbie and Ricky proper to identify them as such* Ache, and Roger Studcbaker. long alccvra ending In polnta white corsage. at the wrists. Adults attending and help­ Following the ceremony, * Her fingertip veil of Im­ reccplion was held In Fellow­ ing supervise the party were MR. AND MRS. BILLY DON VINSON ported Illusion was attached ship Hall. Decorations includ­ l he honoree's grandmother, ed bay trees, fern and bas­ Mrs. Boris Elder, Mrs. D. kets of calls Idle*. The re­ Lee and Mrs. If. Lane. of ruffing and then South de­ Ever so often a really un­ freshment table was overlaid NORTH a n S cided he should lead trumps usual result occurs in s with a white linen cloth, cen­ AQM from his own hand. Ho ruffVA41 duplicate game. tered with the wedding cake ♦ A J pue duiiuf « IM *qn|a o P» North opened with one club and held an arrangement ol 4 .Q 9 I4 3 finssed dummy’s seven. East at all tables and usually lilies and a punch bowl at WEST EAST won with the king and led South wound up at a four * 4 8 Closing an active season the cither end. The three tiered * AKJ a low club which South ruf­ spade contract although s four chapters of Holy Cross cake was topped with a min­ V J 10 1 7 6 3 SPSS fed also. ♦ S3 *7668 couple of pairs stopped at Episcopal Church will meet iature bride und groom. ♦ K 107 * AJ 63 At this point the trap was three. this Monday for their final Assisting with Hie serving SOUTH set and South fell right into Annuals, luwn grasses and West would make his nor­ session* of the year and elec­ were Miss Sandra Mays, Miss ♦ I0S6S3 It. He was down to two tion of new officer*. St. Ag­ Marian Illrks, Miss Kathy fertilizers will lie the subject mal opening lead of the Jack 9KQ trumps and he led another ♦ K Q 10I4 nes, Mis* Eva Hunt, chair­ Markowitz and Mrs. Mary of a talk to he given at the of hearts and South would trump to dummy's nine. Now *8 next meeting of Ihe Chuluota cash hi* king and queen, en­ man, will meet at the home Stcrman. East produced the jack of East and West vulnerable His and Her Garden Club, ter dummy with the ace of of Miss Hunt, 2010 Maple For a wedding trip to North North r u t South West trumps and continued with Monday following Hie 7:3u diamonds and lead Hie see Ave. Mrs. Martin 11ram wilt Carolina, Mrs. Vinson, wore I * Fas* 1 * J ’asa the are. business session. of hearts. East would ruff serve as co-hostess and (he a blue linen soil with white 3 * I’m 4* 1 'a i i West discarded his last Foss The meeting will tic held at with the jack of trumps and Fas* meeting will begin at 2:30 accessories and a golden or­ diamond and East put him Opening lead—R J South would discard bis los­ Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. p.m. chid corsage. in with the king of club* ing club. Charles E. McCunc, Avenue The couple will make their Mrs. Ilaniel t’uiili, Maple Later, lie would lose two spade tricks, but Hut would jo that West made the last K. Avenue in DeBary, will be home In Ltmgwood. be all and he would wind up three trick* with hearts. liosless fur the meeting of St. making four odd. East had helped South Anne’s Chapter at 11:30 a.m. At one table East simply work out a play for down The meeting will include a discarded g diamond instead four. covered dish luncheon with Mrs. W. II. Stewart, chair­ Want lo REALLY aluy brums und keep your minds her own small, personal wvrld man, assisting Mrs. I’ugli. ,shc begin* lo age. fresh and active. ' St. Mark's Chapter will young, girls? Then continue lo use your No matter how unlmed her That's Hie advice of a meet with Mrs. Donald Junes, face may be. or how care1920 Sanfurd Ave., with Mr*. Michigan psychologist. And mlly her clothe* flatter tier Lamur Beall, codtoxlcs* at ll seems to me to be the figure, if she isn't thinking 9:3U a.m. Member* are asked best “how to slay young" for herself and learning and to bring sandwiches fur lunch advice that cun be offered. growing as a person, she Is and may swim following the it applies to men, ol course. getting old. business meeting and lunch­ But it has special meaning Most middle-aged women eon. for women. today have considerable time Members of St. Mary's For too long women have Chapter will meet at the Par­ Miss Linda Allen Williams been depending on beauty on Uieir hands. If they let It trickle away ish House at 7 p.in. Husbands was guest of honor at a gra shops, dress shops and reduc­ In aimless shopping, card of members are invited lo at­ dilation luncheon at the Im­ ing salons to keep them playing a n d gossip, no tend alsu fur tiie covered dish perial House, recently. Host­ ALT, READY FOR THE BARBECUE honoryoung. amount of time and money supper and party. Hostesses esses were her grandmother, ititr Mia* SIil'i t IIIo Julian arc tlio hunuroe, Heated, A slim figure, a becoming ipent on their looks i* go­ will be Mrs. Harlan Rhoades, Mrs. Fred T. William and an lior m other, Mra. Nctl Julian, left mul the hairdo and careful make-up, ing to keep them young. 36 to 44-Inchea chairman, Miss Carol Stone, aunt, Mr*. A. F. Kelly. plus a flattering wardrobe, hoBtcHH, Mrs, William BrittLol. (Herald Photo) What will keep Uictn young Wide Mr*. Mawldyn Parry and The table was decorated can make a woman seem Mrs. Harry Cockrane. with an arrangement of roses, younger than she is at a is lo read to learn, to go hark lo school instead of Wanh-and-Wear snapdragons and rhrysanthecasual glance. playing cards, to pitch in taunts. But once she opens her Crease Reuialant Guests Invited lo share the mouth, a woman, like a man, and do community work, to luncheon with Miss Williams is no younger than her ideas, develop new skills, and to [VALUES TO 81.19 Yd were her mother, Mr*. Fred her Interest in life, her en­ keep themselves well inform­ H. Williams amt the Misses thusiasms, and her know­ ed about what I* going on Betsy Williams, Susan Me- ledge of the world about her. In the world. If it is to stay young and | Call, Judy flunten, Louise Tlio minute a woman loses alert, Hie mind has to be The monthly business and dish luncheon will be sm e ll •Mrs. Fred Williams Jr. and Higginbotham, IHarie llcaslry, interest in everything but used. And it is a woman's social meeting of the Truth* and this will be the last daughter Betsy, were cohos- Vada Stoffer, Carolyn Turner, seekers Sunday School Class meeting until after the sum­ iniml — not her face — that tessci for a luncheon at the Susan Turner; Sand! Wright, of First Methodist Church mer vacation period. All Colora It Is rude to say you think really tells the world whe­ ^ Mayfair honoring Miss San­ Pam Jones, Johnny Gore, met In McKinley Hall, with Others present included ther site is young and alert a television program i* stupid (ft Wash-and-Wear dra Kader, bride elect of Sid­ Linda Mill* und Pat Kuhn. class president, Mrs. R. W. Mmes. A. Abrams, U. Simto the imrsou who says hr and eager, or a has-been ney lainler Monroe Jr. whusc O Cream? Resistant Turner, presiding. mum, C. Bush. J. G. Walla, always watches it. who is just marking time. wedding will be an event of £ l.lltle or No Ironing Mra. L. E. While led the de­ if, M. Mason, Bertha David, June 22. Crenshaw, F. D. III- The table was adorned with votion period. She read an ar­ R. < 45-Inrhea Wide ticle by Margaret Sangstcr ckuk, C. C. Priest, J, P. arrangement! of rosea and entitled "A Picture of Christ" Riser, A n n Stevens, W. spring flowers and green and and eluted with the singing Timms, J. F. McLrllund, while place card* were used. Mabel Alexander, C, Purscll, of two hymns by the group. The hnnrre received a gift Reports were heard from Eva Ilarkey, Octavla Rutnb- of a while linen luncheon set "Craty Fashions” wilt be officers and cards sent lo sick ley and Mra, Chapman. from the hostesses. the dress for Hie day when members. Mrs. T. E. Wilson Guests sharing the luncheon the CPO Wlvc* gather for read an article entitled "My with Miss Kader were her their monthly meeting at 8 Get up and Gu." Mrs. I.. K. mother, Mrs. John Kader. o'clock Monday night at the Ilewson will donate money lo Mrs. Martha Ashby, Miss Suz- NAS Ballroom. 54-lncheo Wide purchase a Bible stand In ane Jones, Miss Judy Ludwig, Members purchased their ----- A N Il------memory of Mra. 0 . Lee An­ MONDAY Miss Marty Stcmper, Mrs. drrises and shoes at a grab Some Seconds derson, a former class teach­ The Daughters of Wesley Gregg Walker, Mrs. Joseph bag ante during the April er. Sunday School Class of First Trepanlcr, Mra. William L. meeting and have been busy "Happy Birthday" was sung Methodist Church meets at Kirk, Mrs. Gordon Bradley creating their hats to com­ I hnire Of ( olura and t’utrr* . . , Twredn, Arrtatca. lo Mrs. Ilewson. It was an­ 7:30 p.m. in McKinley Hall and Mrs. Clifford MeKibbin. plete their outfit for the Nylon Frli-sr and I'rinu . , . With All-Foam Zlpprrrd nounced that Mrs. W. P. for the monthly buslnesi and Mra. Orville Barks assisted craty faxhkm shw. Cushions in ALL STYLES — Student, Contemporary Chapman will be hostess for social session. Mrs. A. B. the two hostesses with the en­ and Early American. All CPO Wives are invited the May meeting. A covered Stevens and her group will be tertaining. to attend. hostesses, They'll Go Fm.1! Women of the First Presby­ Red ured To terian C h u r c h escculive board meets at 10 a.m. PhilAS LOW AS . . . athe* S. S. Class meet* at 7:43 p.m. with Mrs. David Fauver, on Sanford Ave. Wa're Ol'KN Friday Evening for Vour Convenience 11WY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK FROM ----CLOSED Wed. afternoon for ovir employee* recreation ART DROWN Year Dewwteera FU riat TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE Youngster Celebrates Birthday QjaCjoJblj. On (Btedqsi Miss Sherrille Julian Feted At Barbecue Supper The Loch Arbor home of MaJ. apd Mra. William Bristol, was the ecene of a recent chicken barbecue In honor of Mlsa Sherrille Julian, a mem­ ber of the 1068 graduating clan. The elasa colors of green and white were carried out in all decoration*. A centerpiece of white carnatlona with green dimming wai accented by white table lamp* on either •Ida, The guoata enjoyed a full maal of barbecued chicken with potato aalad, baked beam, rolta and fruit punch, A graduation cake, decorated with mlnatura diplomas was served with Ice cream for des­ sert. MaJ. and Mrs. Bristol pre­ sented Miss Julian with a gay beach beg. Dinner muele was played during the meal and later the guests listened to comedy records and played eharadee. Those enjoying the evening with the honorve Included, her parent*, Cdr. and Mra. Ned Julian and eiater, Katherine, Roberta Rankin, Ronald Kchd, Cindy Lake, Bill I.rffler, nheda Epstein, Chip Hltaron, Leo Watson, Janet Ely and Dick Bruce. O b b ij. I Chapters Plan Meetings This Monday By Oswald Jacoby His And Her Club Meets Monday (xJ b ^ J lB IO o JU B JI l By Ruth Millett SEW AND SAVE SHOP THESE SEN SA T IO N A L Miss Williams Honored At Luncheon ___ S A V IN GS Drip Dry Cotton P R IN T S Luncheon Planned By Truthseekers Miss Rader Honored At Luncheon STRIPED _ r. CPO Wives Will Model Crazy Fashions Church Calendar H U R R Y .... for unheard of bur^aing in — Simmons - Jackson and Jamison H ID A B E D S H ID E -A W A Y BEDS CLOSET CLEAN-UP SEND YOURS PEST CONTROL SANFORD FLOWER SHOP TomlUe A Other Feats Cer. K . let A Buford A re. F A S-1188 FA 8-8488 2601 PARK DR. 322-8865 SANFORD TO MARVIN MILAM’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-4933 *148 M ATHER OP SANFORD "Sanford's Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store" 202-00 East 1st St,______________________ FA 24812 SEERSUCKER > Values To W $1.49 Yd. NYLON UPHOLSTERY Regular Value $7.99 Yd. OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS R E M N A N T »„„■ MAITLAND, FLA. SEW AND SAVE �~ l * - ^ n h A ia in m m i J'D h Famed Critic Van W. Brooks Dead At 77 fcv tD u p m W eekend *.n« ■?| \V is ►* Pn^cntr .■ II#) i 44 I I' ll, 0 Nt*Hit I 19 MdiiKnti la *r>-.M* (*> a n .rn . st, . sics BRIDGEWATER. Conn. n .p o rt f t ) Nport A (U P ! ) - Van Wyck Brooki, 1 3 9 «9 * \v r a t h e r If) 0a r ( i f ; ,a r author, critic and Pulitror *, l a t **» ftfun ti * 4 . »; » MIC N>tva Prize winner, died Thursday i f » T h l a 1# O o l f of cancer at Ids home. 7.T9 4!»» T h a R a b a t i l l O u t d o o r RiflUatta Brooks, 77, had been ill Board « m) A i r l'o »**r for about six months. * . j | (ti» U 1, t ("ronktta \ native of New Jersey, Nr Vk i * 9 * ; » h i t , ¥t n ’ w t lm a Brooks moved to Connecticut m M a t . rls k (til HittiiMe In 1920 and soon established * f’9 (!H ' Iii!' Lmuhnrtto THE .MASTER weave* his spell on bin!*. Alfred himwlf as a brilliant critic 1:30 $3 ) > h k A i o Dc WE t h Hitcheoek utilizes the Hire tttlents of some Mir.*h and historian of American t l i i , o n ta i i aimzintriy trained bints who don't like People. literature. i “ I T u t K l in tat aur a The picture Is tm ndaptution of Daphne tin "*: 9® « *j 1"rit I *ti* k r i ;a - -* 11a 'a His monumental works on Kt'Tiifrr Mull Tier's classic thriller, "The Hirtls." Reside.* the literature of New Eng­ 1.39 i i | A l f f t d i H l l r h e o c k frightened people, there are thousands in the Hour land brought him universal ar 1 V r \ ' » U m *ht rust . . . alt birds! acclaim and his "The Flower­ 9 :9 i 9 i T* stijnao! S i r 1 r* ing of New England," pub­ J 1 9 i . i J,»- \i I*,* t r S h o w l O ’. So (**♦ p r o A « V n lished in 19!UJ, won the 1937 lit Pullizer Prize. It was the tl;M ft) v m Y M l |U p»H «. * S e a *e<if)a first of five books wlitch col­ lectively were called "Mak­ In the carefully - chosen seeing "The Birds" after it 1:19 «•9*11 Mt’ lhdi -nrnt oa jr M€a NNa va awraf i o w ers and Kinders: A history words of Alfred lhtrhrock, has begun l<> unfold its thrill- 9 11«0 |? » W ii A lH p r S li n w I « r» r %r*r of the Writer in America, "No one can sec *The Birds laden story. As with all Hit­ 11:5* 4( ) C(hl ointi* l l y wooil Ms*via until it's over." JR00-I915." chcock siis|M'nse talcs, tins 1*4% All 4<la This Is Hitchcock's way of on. is cunningly calculated I I . 3f 111 T o n l la saying that when his latest to build toward a terrifying Tonite la The Nit* S A T U R D A Y A. M. thriller, "The Bints," a Uni­ climax. In order fully "to To Go Out To A versal release in Technicolor, enjoy being scared," tlie c 1C t i l S i r * ©a Mosir 1 t 1 opens Sunday at the Ritz Master opines, one must see 7 9 (til (iruuifj .4lmm*r 7 if f§ ) p ap u ty P u g V a f it l y Theater, patrons must see it it from the start. 7 it* »§ i 4' o u h t d n w n S'i h i from the start. For the con­ "The Birds" stars Rod Tay­ I 09 (3 1 R o b i n Hood o \ j t « ( t m r 1 i *n rtocifj * ill# venience of the movie-goer, lor. Suzanne Ploshette and t Jtn i (9!) ridl-in t h e a t r e 2 > N -l an r# . Fictio n starting times of all perform­ Jessica Tandy, and introduces Tl»a«tcr PIIDNK FA 2-121H ances will tic advertised in a fascinating new leading t ;19 t i l (*n a M tijr M EFt n r • : 0# t f i ( k in d m in t TONITE K HAT. ~ advance. lady, "Tippi" Iledren. in an « 2 1 is it yar f a r Giant Triple 11111 i l l C a u i . K m i is a r n n The .Master of Susjienso Evan Hunter screenplay bas­ t2» R u f f A R aafr has a reason for tha policy ed on a Daphne du Muurier 101 i19 A i «) A l a i n A th# t*b1p$ CARLOAD of discouraging his fans from story. s i u ni . a 111 Mr MAf om Described by the director No. 1 At 7:20 Only tf> N h a f l l.an la himself as "moil difficult" H 3v t f l K i n s L e o n a r d * "5 GlfNS WEST" lit M i f b l ? Mui iaa P l a f * Dot. Malune - Color film lie has ever made, it I pim also promises to be the most i f ) Nuparman No. 2 At 9:10 Only n iT in o L A * ami; N O T IC E !H harabr ir1**n astonishing of all Hitchcock I t . f O ( I ) f i r y "THE LION” t l ) Ilia Tin T in th .i t I a m a n t r * * # d In b u a l n r a * suspense movies, a* it reIn Ueautiful Color & a t ID K a r r i I ' l m , K « r n P a r k , Filmed On l.nrallnn >iak* it»nm K.*r H c m l n o l * C o u n t y , ^Fl o ri da , u n* v c l s m a s s attacks hy birds t l ; i e In ATrlca • Starring d«*r t li * flctl tl iM ia unt il# o f ou tlie people of a small : m<i<i> WILLIAM el) 1Roy Rutara A I It F1/)\V 1>K«I4IN8. an l <*•) Boinli a C®ell t h a t 1 I n l a n d to r* c U t o r m i l California community. IIOLDEN 'The Birds' Ritz Bound M 1.00 Legal Notice No. ^ At 11:00 Only "THE i M VNI'HUItl AN CANDIDATE" Starring FltANK SINATRA SUN. - MON. TUBS. 7:23 K 11:2.3 THE 0IANT STORY CrO"»tll Ph'kttk ».|«M AJill' fctiH* . _ cmmuon _ OEOnot _ - Yv*m Heston Mimieux Chakiris Nuyen n » m a w i t h t h a C l a r k o f tha C ir c u it C o u rt, Hfm ifihli C o u n ­ ty. F l o r i d a , In a r e o r c U n c a w i t h tha p r o v l n l o m of t h a K i r t l t l o u t N a i n a S C t t u i t •. t « * w i t h i Ni t * tlnti 1C.09 nurh ltt bU tuta* 1957. HlK? R O L A N D O. C O L ’S I N K A U H E L E N R rO ITfilN EA tT F u h l l a h t A p r . I I , I I , f«, M a y I d i l l — ItIt TV HENTAI, • Sale* • S m ite Seminole TV FA 2-1920 Zenith Uolnr TV Salta 2f»0 l) Hanford A»e. SUNDAY fPanel Specials OLD MILWAUKF.P. ICR COLD BEER Hawaii Film At Drive-In The lush, lovely island of Hawaii has never before been dramatized so »|>ect** culary as in "Diamond Head," thr Jerry llreslrr production which opens Sun­ day at the Movieland Drive-in Theater. A Oiiumiiia Pic­ tures release in Panavision and Eastman Color, "Dia­ mond Head" stars Charlton Heston. Y’vctte Mimieux. George ChakirU, France Nuy­ en and James Darren. Aline MacMaUm and F.h/al-'th Al­ len costar. Hawaii itself is a vital in gredirnt in tlie entertainment ami excitement of "Diamond Head." Its history, its p e o ­ ple its problems loom large in this giant screen story of a ruthless cmpircs-buildi*r win*, while disclaiming racial discrimination, challenges his defiant younger sister's roman is- with a full-blooded Hawaiian boy. Unconscious of his own hyjHK'rUy, he aimulianeously esrries on a glowing, heart-warming ro­ mance with a lovely Chinese girl. t'lie other feature on tlie program i» "Whore The Boys Are." On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, "Road To llong Kong" and "Twinklo amt Shine" will play. A triple feature program l* slated for Friday and Satur­ day, Tha three films are “laive Me Tender." "Wonder­ ful To lie Y'oung" ami "One Foot In Hell." • BOT. CTN. plua dtpo.it COPELANDS PICNICS lb. 29c S A T l It DAY I*. M SUNDAY V. M. I I «» I I ) r s l t h tor T o d s y (tit I n t r r n n t l o n a l /.tina i l l i'h rlatnid iaf 13 ID i l l Han S m ith n * H if in r l a 14) f | W (V « « h Rft po ria 13) u r a t I t u b i f t i 15:14 ( 1 ) K ! Murnlo At I* ft I2 ;4 4 4 0 U a B # h a l l — N. T . a t tU ttlm nr* 1:00 40) 11ar a I t of T r i l l 42) K s a a b B l i t uO 4 2 ) l U a H m l l — I' t n . in* m i l l a t I'i tl ah ti rFi li ( 9 i L I i k 'd I h 4 > n t a r T h a a 4*r of T o m o rro w 1 1 9 f l ) U i r o i l l o t i a *4| J ; « 0 19 ) Hurtimai T h a a t r a 3 14 «* ) i' u m ii| it on « lit ti l i t ) i t s * J «f» (ft) W n n i **n on t h a M o f * 4 15 4451 I m l i i i t r y o n 1‘a i a r l a « li it) Toko t w o 46) F l a I at ml o f Actinia 42) \ It*n .ry a t b r a 1:11 I I ) T # d U fttk A i a a t* w r llo ir f l) M alar A d am * T ra il m aattr * 10 401 4 ; ). ( ' o i l MR. f l o w | <31 II nil * In U I# Show 0 90 4 «) T h a T ^ a n t l r t k 4'aalu ry < l) T I I A i f ) M a n tha Pre*# 0:1# ( • ) I >aath V i l l a # Pay a ( # 1 l* roh a (5 ) NewxiOlie 7 99 13) K n atari D T o n l a (!») b a a H u n t <4) 1.«•* l • T . l a (3 ) W o a . l a r f a l w » i ) d mi C a l or ( • ) T h a Ja td on a 40) D a n n l a , t h a M a n i e v * 90 ( i ) F i t H u l l l v a n Hhote 41) R i i n d a y N l y h l M a t Ifft 1 so < l) C a r H ►* \S h a r a A r * You 1 0 1 ( t ) Ilnnanra (I) Tha HOftl M rCara 0:10 ( I ) a K Thftftf*r 14) 4)1) | 5 ) H h n w o f W a a k 14) C a n i l t A 4'Ainat * ( 9 ) V o l r a of K l r r » * o a a I t i l O l> W h a t • My D o * (9 ) H o w a r d K . k m u i i I t . o f ( 9 ) N aw ft fo p t 41) I f a r r y Pto*a*fiar Nava II) M ld -ru Pmn 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 I’ ®t a r n u a a M lb ( • ) C h N lli # T l i a a t a r l . ie 11 ) I I <MI y a 0043 M u v • C ava la ad a DIAMOND HEAD i •# m K yi cm THE BOYS ARE" In Color Connie Eranrla Jim Itutlon Panla PrrnlUa Farm I * Legal Notice Xuc MacUuioh/ Euzabhh Audi Co-Hit 9:30 Only Filmed In Ft. Lauderdale During Spring Vaeation . . “WHERE ft) Oft I f ) llrov® A port I.b. Can 49 With 17.30 Food Order North Orlando Super Mkt. l.imgaiHHj - Osirdo Rd. H Mile East of Hwy. 17-92 CHARLTON HESTON, right, Yvette Mimieux nml (Jetirs'e Chiirhnriu urn threo of tho Uluru in Jerry llrenler’a spectacular new production, "Dinmomi Head," in Puna vision and Eastman Color. zYlso starred ant Franco Nuyen as Mof Chen and James Darren, with Aline MncMuhon and Elizalicth Allen ro-starrctl. A ifiant story of modern Huwuii, based on tho Peter Gilmnn licstseller, "Diamond Head” is A Columbia Pictures release. OPEN 12:4.3 R IT Z NOW thru WED. We K rroaim rnd 3 on Km **Tha B ird ." From l i t * Heainning ___________________ 1:00 * 4:13 - 7:00 - 9:00 | CHILDREN 33c STUDENTS .30e ADULTS at), It could be the moat terrifying motion gdetur* I have ever made!*- alfrid tirrcncoct !•••••• \ ll ( HC< eB A M IA Id M r . M T I ^ n WOTHD6 A r aa nl ut t oh racutnm andin* (h a m a r g a r of Hartiltiola I ’m in (* T u lia riilh ia la aud (trailti A e a o f l a l l o n w i t h tb" «« o f f i * a u l l n r couiitlaft H il l coma up fur a vo t a a t t h a l o c a l g r u u i i * a n * nual m t i l l n i Monday, I P E , M a y «. Th# w i l l hft held a! th • bain I n u la C nunljr ij#altli l u |.ftr 4in a lit. Tl»a raaidI <1 H o e w i l l h a pr«* n an lai l hy (h # h o a r d of (3lf®«* tor*, ft w o u l d a i r l h o r l i # rnafn* ha i • to' an t a r I n t o a rt I f1a« of conftolhl fttluti h Hli T t l Aiftu* rl f t tl o na In Ifaka, M a r lo n . ( *t a i'i a 9. 0 « i 1a«i 1a, a tid H yin la r an nnt laa. T h a n # w o r p nnlftAl Inn wo u ld ha t-atlad (h a O n t r a l Pturld® T*i ti #r r ulDftti a n d It # « p i r a t o r F D h a a t a Aft #oclatioe, m e . A n jr o n a latara*t»d m the w o r k of t h a • • • o r I * t i o n (a In * it e , | to a t t a n d acrurd lri ar to Iftfnre <i, |,a« p r a# I d e n t of th* oft* m ln o ia C o u n t y TuherculOftJ* a n d l l a a J t b Aftenclatlon, F n b l l a h i A p r i l |4 . M ay I . 1I*» 4 l»»f— II® PACER PHOTO til : t* |3 ) \\ «Va Farm , po rt f •*# 11 ) >?a!* Vi » « «ml Wrath or * t l <l> T o d a y 7 *9 *91 ( . 'm in td o w f V*»i 7 1 4( A l l ' k l r ’e t ln *j **l Y l r r a 199 49) M|1 «•y F\ in* Hitci w * 7» i4» 4*ant. K t i n m n . ) t Y f e t h a r a -4 Nraaa • 9 | (.‘ a rto nv lU ft I 0 D 43 * jftr*k t.fttailft h k a w t a l At n rr lc f t a lll ^ io rj r t:!i tit ll o n t p a r ftonm * i f ) H all < » Sun# 1 0 or* c * | 8ft* tv " ft One of • * tin* l»t«*»t *ft' rg'enJzr fnjfpa rngo* cm pert tlmi the rimhr, «hfayo on the hall, vtimlil gut a jciil- i ? t |'r»r a la It I k M 4"*l A n il H"UU * I II Shitw t;»r p i n y «*41 in r l u h s tS) C o n v a b tra tla a tltry attain in ki *y \V**At a m t m ( r a l l y g o i n g 4*%r*r c r r A t , MONDAY P. M. i*l« 1>»n* Ami !lr*'ji ftIfftti, tlinj i'll,, who Im** IF II 11*’ Frtai a 41lady a l '*l bat i n (%»■>* f l ni player. nroorilinic t« my «py^ F'lo, Ifapro# lf»*'a t h e r e » l i n i g h t * a w**t*V» from ) -rn I I * T.| tf I . fa r Aft L a * a |t#»» t n i r 1J 2e • * * H a r r y N ftii 13 39 (9 ) F a t t i e r K n a f r a Hae) .•it s e a r c h f« r T o o m f r o i l ^21 TTUSt» r»r I'tioea* h p . m . t il c i i i i i i m i ' r a l«*t linn iro hmiii*. 4>n Friday night Ii** piny* a lot nr m HIi I'f'ifiry niid Kill Sla>t»»n, who play roc UtM il ami Iwiaa i® drum® 1 U 1 l i i i M l f g l . Kbt M IC New« T h a 4*|ian W i n d o w U a n a r a l HoftPitftl k ,« » tis $) l ^ l a l t n r I .1 .. t 1 1, ><1 (tl i -•* I it ml u ib , l x . l i g h t i« tin- li iu I ill* " P t t | n i l m n »" n i u l i t 11.it r i.'t.itn • ■ . itl .tl I 1, i I it. .>i Buy* >!:•*'• lirliglilt-il to got 1 1 1 It .1 . It. l'll,» » ld t ' » t IB '■BBBl T l i * t.'.i I- f* ttt U nh1#tl»r J i. i . b W >i i i . u fr* m ill I .ii r ,11, t « i | l>how U ltlla B ilr, V!'i. , b for » f t p \ ..u I .o.i 'l Km> T. i T * l ! Th» T ia th W ho P a Tm. T r . n t P o u c Ibb tl.lB ird l Kant w il t . I t , » . ■ • T h t V I* .rk llam a tm arla aa ll.a d .iia d t-ai.»t Storm W ak a Itoon. to r P aJily V'.tlva o f t f l | h | |.l,.o » a rf 'll A m a rlra B N .w a aia w f *-»<: N a w , P o pa . a r i * » V o » * i T l i a Haal of .1. o y a o a C li B o V i n a t a (Itn m tt, tha t in 'l l. lu trk, cro w d jilc iii»* r*. thi'y'ro n a y thing y o u r.mt|w>lil.U> unit (a real d eliricy I tie w ar « r prepare tht-tn! . , . they are NU I* French Fried!) *49»s jolt on a , , tho flo u r Ann (D «ni-h t.n h -lrr Tail* and llrua) Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS K u p p lic* ft ^ C a r it e tW Ixit I t . II l u r k A. I ' U f N I I I V C l . r t l H AN M lt. I N I T N il 2 n c c n r i l l n g tu ll>* plat ll.trtiu l ita r * m n l n l in f l a t ll i . u k t l , pu n a l U , I'u ti ll a I t a r u r d a of Ha.n lna I* C o u n ty , Klnrlda, h i t h a a a f l l a d a g a l n a t y n a In . h a a h n v a i l f l t d a u t l, arul yni. a r * rai,n lra.l to a * r * a a ropy of your A natttr or n il.tr I ' t r a . l l n g to Il ia C o n . p l a i n t -'i. I ' ln in i if f'a a t l u r n c i B . A N I . R H s u n , i t t i s i i , r> i: A N , i f U W N i . i r s a tan d m liK ItO . I J I Raat .'a n t ra l A t * n u * . f.rlando K ln rIda, a n d glia. II , o r l f l n a l A n a w a r o r o t h r r p l a u d l n a In tti* o f f l r a o f t h a c i r r i * of tl ia C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t on o r l . r f u r a tli* t i l . -lay o f J u » * . I * * : It y ou fu ll to *1" *o. a d o u r , p r o r u n f>**o w i l l ha .ak a n avalh ti y o u f o r t ho r a l l o f d a n , a n d ' d In t h a C o m p l a i n t . T h l , N o l l r a atiatl k a puhIIAliad a n r a a n a r k ( n r f ou r r o n t a r u M t a w a r k a It. t h * S A S K i r J l l , II K i t A 1,1). t > A T i: L i m i * t a t d a y of M ay , attow to lni|.<*r- VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD, B.M.ulinilK . . . S t n n il it l>v « goiul w.-t-kt lot ll.«‘l.-. 1**1 (SCA M A r i h u r f| f t , r k w i t h . J r . l l a i k of r h * C l r r u l t c o u r t Ily , M arti.* T , V ild an C alm ly C la rk P u h l l i l i : M a y I , Id. IT, f t . I * « ] CCI -» a * oim:n Dnnre a • a Remember S u n d a y ' * t h e .lay dial Club Diamond )uta it* option on . , . M e l Murray entertain* that day a* well a* tho real of the week. Serve f oo d out tlirra too in rase you hale rooking Sunday din­ ner. The VfljCUl J jOjU PRESENTS The VELVETONES BIG 117 Magnolia Are. DINE • DANCE BILL • HWY. 17-92 To Tbr Munlc Of AMI THE “HIDEAWAYS" EVERY FRI. & SAT. NtTE FOOD SERVED T IL PACKAGE GOODS 8 P. M. AVAILABLE By Popular Demand THE P O PU LA IR ES ARK RACK AT THK Capri for the Summer JACK ROSSMAN ACCORDION PAUL CASKEY IIASS FIDDLE PETE ItUKUR DRUMS EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITE FUN For Mom, Dad and the Kids Bowling & Skating NO ONE HAS TO STAY HOME - THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO JET TUES. • FRI. • SAT. MUSIC HY from BILL SLAYTO N a 1 .10 a . m . FLA. t) A. M« 6 DAYS A WEKK Wa i.ate a newr face tl.i* Week, wluAii we'.e glt.ii to in* trodiira and trll you a few liung* about- It'a tha Mnr (.oil, whera Hig Hill and his Vrlvrtoue* hnva moved iu and mo rntniUiiiiing three night" a week. They started thl* week and will ha playing every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night*. Tlia Mnr l.«u is open from II a.iu. til 'J a.m. six days * week and you ran gel a meal n* title a, lP u n g e p-ul Legal Notice fllfM * 2 95 Sauteed In Mrltrd lliitter P X D I i ll T H E 1I.MVIIIKI.I \ A Variety (If Fine Cheeaea and Moat*—Frro—. to I ..|o« While We I 'rr p a re Vmir Dinner j.lny , cro w d , unit FEATURING O ffice C 1101C R COMIIINATION PLATTER EVERY Copies Anything The Eye Can See (Including Color,) YOUR aa a n u l l f in 'll They wnnl w itl. li.iot, d . i i t i g m untg.-r Wouldn't you know tt! John Sjuitakt l.na luu'ii hugging mo fit*- in.i.itl.a I t canto out ami tnko • few bowling IrAtiUi*. •i ) .*1 (I run Id uaa tl.oin, ncotlloaa * it .* . to aay), ao I finally wont out I . , .1 . all v.'t to go. No John Sju.1V at i l l ,1 1 aki, Imwover. It* « n off to if. aniim m.-oting, so I just hint V IV tit Sthla I'laiia V.Su P i t i m r n a * A llan l.t forego tli'.ae teaannx. (Ill, t vi i t . " a i i . n r M ow Wt.il, The i f'a at ill limn to aign up for that Mr. aiul Mr*. Ieng u* nn Fri.luy tiigl.t* , , . I X T i l l l C I R C U I T r u t 1*1 1,1 it won't- start until next week ■im: Mvru ji im i*t- 1in- ■tut t e n Ily ought I n Ire * lot r i i r h i* a m i r u n of fun. It* Imnillm|i|ic,I ami HI.u I III ATI. E1,0IIMIA. . i i o n nr m i«»r ■11 that jaz* ao avofjon* likt tub iio w k r t sa visas • clminp. Scotch dnuhlca , , A N '1 r u i k t i f f . again tht* Similay unit Swoop, or totirimmonl next Sun.lay. l i n l l t a i T It. n i T C f ’ l N I . at at | 41 f V Ittlll 1)1 * # a • to u vau n s o i ' i d i s nr » t " Aly very apocial spy report* Ik M U H TO V ItK r ilN M I.U II HU timt Spon.er'a ha* ■ tfomrnto : nom-riT n. BUCCItO R K S I D R N ' C R : I n »n u n k n o w n ilt.uw crowd on Frhlay aMnral'.ta nc fountry o t l. a r n.Miia for "Hnppy Hour," and <l,n.i t h a St a i a i n .rlda ..* lie i« Weil vet*.'.! Ill i.mny at.,| i i i a l l l . i g m l. Ir« aa l>*l»n .Ah <i't u*. t i l'). t h.Nli liuppy l.ottt*, Im might to y 'l ll H 'r N a t a l l l l a t r t c l a ■r. H u m . n a r S l r a a l . U"a - know. I aura heard • Lt of lo n 10, I t a a a a r l . u a a l l a tuna* over lim telephona any­ A M I T O : A ll iia rll-a tln l.u ln c m i r r a t i a l>y, t h r u im t i. im - w a y . 1Ail'w of roiigotilal com■tar o r • ■ i . l n . t 11>•> n f o r a - jiimy, tluil’* for eertaiii. The aalil par Aon. are great too, lull TOU AH I3 li a r a p y n u llf la r t drloka l l . a t ■ C o m p l a i n t tu f . i n - d n a a wntrh nut for tlitit )i»ra d'tictya caria ln m o r ia a a a onrum barIn a th* fn tlon ln a daaorltiad Tfr* tahie. Thoaw (dlVea will raat p r o p e r ty , lo - t t l l i got you ori'ry tllno. I •• i t . it. if. « I t .1. 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M sy 8, Night Baseball Back In Town ★ ★ ★ Junior Loop Play Opens On Monday Musial Rollin' On United Pre** International , "He was a .ZW-hittcr (10 Ok) man Muaial ain't what ;hits in 40 tries this season) he tited to be but he's not wh-n he went to the plate," remarked Keane in the yet ready to throw aside dressing room. "I figured he hi: bat in favor of a rock­ was just the ,250-hittcr we ing chair in the sun. needed in that spot." Stan the Man. now 42. got The San Francisco Giants off to a alow start with the beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals this sea­ 2-1, tiie Milwaukee liravcs son after no less an author­ romped at the expense of the ity than Uranch Rickey had Cincinnati beds, SO, the l» s suggested he might be ex­ Angeles Dodgers defeated the cess baggage for the team to Philadelphia Phillies. 3-2. carry. and the New York Mets rout­ Manager Johnny Keane, ed the Houston Colts, 10-3. however, closed his ears to the advice and wailed for Musial to supply his own answer. That the Man did Thurs­ day night with a three-run, seventh inning double that lifted the Cardinals to a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs ar * increased their National United Press International League lead to two games. It won't require any kind The double enabled Musial of medical knowledge to to tie babe Ruth’s major establish that ail is well with league record of 1,356 extra Whilcy Ford's left arm. base hits and also raised his It's also just as basic to career Rill total to 1.001. baseball fans that they'll have to find another excuse if they expect the New York Yankees to lose the pennant. I X t i b i 1. r m r i I T r n t H T n r Ford, a clever lefthander m s s s is t ii J im r u t . ru t* r i i t . i> s s i i s o n n s - .m x - with ■ pixie ith sense of hu­ I I I .K t O I S T t . K M II4 IIIA . mor, was bothered by arm I ' H S M I'.IIV s o . I » M trouble part of last season ll t V I N O It. V K I N O « ii <1 I t l l T I I V K I N O , h i* w it s . and he still wasn't feeling r in ln llf f s , right when the current cam­ paign started as he lost his J A M I'M r A H T r . r . n O K s a d V K I t A I ' A I t T I . K I X i K . M * w ife , first two games. Yankee bait­ ■m l K T I I K t . K . I W A J U r r . !■*(•-ii't a n ls . ers were quick to point out M O TH K O P M I T IM that a broken-down Ford w o i i T i i s o t : r o n s t r i .o M m i; would cause the world cham­ T O : K T I I K t . K . 1 IK IS IK K A d d re ss iin k n 'iw t i pions to run out of gas. Tou. K T IIK t. K . 1 1 K I.O K K . The Yankees were rolling ■re lir r r t u n u t lr tr d 4Its* I ■ ro n i;> Ia ln t lo l o r s r l u s * n r * r - on a full lank Thursday la ln m u r la s ic * nil t li* fo llo w * when Ford threw a four-hit I nit d r s r r l l i r d p r o p e r ty , I ii- w t t : I ^ ils 1 to IS , Ijii H i In clu - shutout at the Isis Angeles sl>i>. uT H *r|lan I, S till* Angels in a 7-0 victory. Ford, W A T l* A U K . a a rirriirtln d In I ’l a l lln n k 4, - lin e ' s *4 who alter llw game said tils ■nd M { ( . n r H is I'lilillo arm felt stronger than at any Iti-ro rd s n f H rm ln o le f'uuntime lince the 1961 World ty . K ln r l. U , lia s li» en rile d S K s t n s I y n u In Series, now has a atring of in other National League season as the Braves hand­ games. ed the Reds their fourth Juan Marietta), displaying shutout defeat of the seahis best form of the season, sen. Joey Jay. a 21-game pitched a five-hitler and winner the last two seasons, struck out seven. Felipe Alou suffered his fifth straight provided him with (he runs loss while the win raised Night baseball will return he needed when he clipped Hendlcy’s record to 3-1. Leon to the Sanford Municipal Sta* Don Cardwell for a two- Cardonas had all three Cin­ diurn in Di p form of Die San* run hoitie run in the second cinnati hits. lm:ing. bob Skinner's triple Art Mahaffcy was one out ford Recreation Department's and an infield out produced from victory when Frank Junior baseball league. Formal opening night cerePittsburgh's run. Howard singled and Ron bob llendley pitched a | Fairly followed with a hom­ monies on Monday evening Ihreehillcr and Hank Aaron er that enabled the Dodgers will kick off an exciting bate* hit bis eighth burner of the to snap (heir four-game los­ ball season. The public is cordially In* ing streak. Ron Pcrranoski. who went Die last two innings vited uni there will be no id* in relief of Don Drysdale, mission v irg*d. The open­ posted hit third win, against ing night g. *e will have one loss. previously undcu.iud Shrine The Met* extended Uirir Club, coached by George Pe* home winning streak to six rides, meeting tough Kiwanis, games with a 13-hit attack coached by John Latherow. that included four hila by Following is the schedule 16 scoreless innings during Charlie Neal and a triple and wiUi ail night games to begin which he has yielded just a double by Larry burriglit. at 7:30. six hits. A1 Jackson yielded five hits , May 6 — Shrine vs Kiwanis The Kansas City Athletics ii. seven innings before giv­ J May 7 — C.P.O. vs Shrine fell from first place In the ing way to Ken MacKemic May 9 — Rotary vs Civitan American League after tak­ to win his second game. May 10 — Kiwanis vs Elks ing n 15 6 shellacking from May 13 — Civitan vs Shrine the Cleveland Indians; the May 14 — Elks vs Oviedo Washington Senators oulslugMay 16 — Shrine vs Rotary ged the Detroit Tigers, 9-4; May 17 — C.P.O. vs Elk* the Uaitimore Orioles beat May 20 — Civitan vs Kiwanis the Chicago White Sox, 8-7, May 21 — Civitan vs Oviedo in a night game; and a sche­ May 23 — C.P.O. v* Kiwanis duled day contest at Minne­ May 27 — Rolary vs Oviedo sota between the Twins and May 28 — Shrine vs C.P.O. boston bed Sox was postMay 30 — Civitan vs Itolary p ned by rain. Ry Mona Grinstead May 31 — Elks vs Kiwanis Fords victory was an Im­ North Orlatvlo Little l e a ­ portant one for the Yankees, guers will play two home June 3 — Kiwanis vs Rotary who had lost two straight in gainci this Saturday with the June 4 — C.P.O. vs Civitan Lot Angeles and were threat­ farm team scheduled to play June 6 — Oviedo vs Kiwanis ened with a drop to the sc- Sunland at 9:30 a.m. and the June 7 — Elks vs C.P.O. com! division. After five Cardinals to meet the Alta­ June lo — Civitan vs Kiwanis June It — Elks vs Shrine scoreless innings, New York monte Twins at 2 p.m. June 13 — Rotary vs Elks broke llie game wide open Members of the North Or­ in the sixth on a bascs-’oad- lando Ultlc League Auxiliary June 14 — Shrine vs Oviedo ed walk and B grand-slam will join players from both June 17 — Oviedo vs Rolary homer by Joe Pepllone. Two teams in a door to door fund June II — C.P.O. vs Shrine more runs followed in Die collection to be made between June 2U — Rotary vs Civitan sevnth, one of which came games. Each resident wilt be 3un« 21 — Kiwanis vs Elks June 24 — Civitan vs Shrine in on a l’epilone single, asked to contribute a aum o( June 25 — Elks vs Oviedo Pcpitonc’s homer was his tl which will be used to pur­ June 27 — Shrine vs notary fifth of the season, a club chase equipment for the Lit­ June 28 — C.P.O. v* Elks high, ami the young first lx t iii : rim i it « hi n r is baseman also tops tlio Yan­ tle League. Parents of the players are A M I Kill! aKM I.M H.t; t.'Ol.X- kees in runs-batlcd-in with T V , KI.OIIIIIA urged also to show (heir sup­ 11. M l. IW M T ill: H A N K nnil A T I.A N T IC Woody Held cracked a port by attending the games. NATIONAL IIANK. a United A refreshment stand will be grand siam homer to pace Hlatt-a b a n k i n g a eao e la fln n . 1’l n l n t l f f , the Indian assault and rookie set up at llie Recreation Area diamond Saturday with hot W ild .I A S I ALONXA H I . A l . o r K Vic Davalillo contributed a homer and a double. Cleve­ dogs, popcorn, cold drink* a l *1. |lrf*m lanl* land bombarded four Kansas and baked goods to be sold. MITIf'SC OK a | IT City pitcher* for 18 hits, In­ Donations of baked goods for T H K HTATK OK K U l l t I D A T » l William A l u m a IH n lo rk cluding four by Tito Fran- Die concession are being re­ A first in Little League his­ anti D o rla 0 . H lalu ck , cuna, to overcome an early quested and will be grate­ tory in the Bear Lake area lila a l f a Mealtim e* u n k n o w n 4-1 deficit, believer Barry fully accepted by Mr*. Anton occurred last Saturday when You a r a b e r rl i y nttllllctl Uni t the Bear Lake PIratci played Lai man gained his first vic­ Krccek. a m i l h a t brtio Mini a k a l n a t three games against Alta­ ynll In fit* a lm v a a n t l t l r i l tory o( Die season and Dave t a tier, a m t t h a t you a r a r*- Wickt-rsham monte Springs and won all of was charged iiull'tti to HI* y o u r a n . w ar them. w i t h Ik* C l a r k o r llila C o u r t with his first loss against nn il tt> a a r v a n co p y l ltare o f oi.e win. The farm team played at u p o n t h a p l a i n t i f f o r p b t l n l l f f ’a Altamonte and won by a nar­ atto ru ay a, wftnae n a m e nml ■tltlrraa la J r n n l n s * . W a t l a , row margin of 11-10. Winning C larkn and llam lllon. II«# pitchers were Byran Brewer f l a r t \ a l l N a t i o n a l I l a n k YlullrlSAO PAULO, Braxil (UPI) and Danny Duncan. Ing. J a r k a n n v l l l e 1, K ln rld a, —United S t a t e * a t h l e t e s , w h o n o t l a t e r Ilia n Ma y IS, 1964. The majors played at home If y o u f a l l t o do an a d r i r a e are making a shambles o f the •nd won, 5-3. Pitchers were p r o r o n f r a a o w ill b* m t r r e i l Pun-Amcriran Guinea with an Mike Connovcr, Bruce Cria k a l n a t y ou f o r Ilia r e l i e f d e ­ m a n d e d In l h a e o m p l a l n l . T n ta avalanche o f gold medals, get der and David Unley. Kiwanis won two game* ■ult la to f o r a r l m a a m n r l k a a * . Tlia r a a l p r o p e r l y p r o r c a d r i l from CPO Thursday in Jun­ a chance to add to the pile The seniors, playing at Al­ ag ain * ! la: ior baseball loop play win- today in track and field, bas­ tamonte, took their game 7-2 lail 13 Iraa l h a Hniilh 3 ( r a t , lllm-k IJ. Hl.'NI.ANII nlnj 3-1 in a regulation tilt ketball and boxing. with Steve Winfield pitching KHTATKH, a aubdlvlaloii, ami a tie playoff game. The Yanks picked up 11 throughout. ai'cnrilillg In a p l a t t h e r e ­ The regular game saw gold medals Thursday in o f r a r o r d e i l In I ' l a t llonk In a special tryout session II. f u R i i 14 to 33 n f Ilia Lathrow picking up the vic­ sweeping the modern peneta- held by the majors last Sun­ P u b l i c l l a m n i a o f Haniln* tory for Kiwanis allowing on­ thlon. Tha men's and wom­ day, Chip Wlllct and Mike ■da C n u n ly , Klnrlda. en's gymnastics ami the team Wirt-ck were promoted from WITNKHH m y b a n d a n d III* ly three hits. a n i l o f a,tM C o u r t a t H unlord, In other games, Elks top­ title in epee fencing. That the farm team to ploy reguF l o r i d a , Ihl* Him d ay of Apr il, pled Rotary, 5 4 and R. Ford- boosted their gold medal col larly with the more advanced m i. (SKA L) ham blanked Die Locomotive lection to 87 and with antici­ group. A r t h u r I f . t la r k w l l h , J r . victories in today’s ( ' l a r k o f th a C lr r u t t C o u r t Engineers on two hits to give pated ll y M a rth a T . V ll i l r n the First Federal nine a T-0 events, the United States K rp u ty l i n k should be within striking dis­ P i i l it t a h : A p r il 13. t», 3S. May 1 d. .ision. In an bard-hitting battle, tance of the record 120 gold its* C llll-tS I’erfection crumpled George’s medals wan at the last Pan14-12 willi Mark Cockman American Games four yean gaining the win and in Men's ago in Chirago. Amw«r to Previous Punt* softball play Grants stormed over badcuck. 13 5 and Kingswood romped over MeRaney, 10-3. In women's softball play. Jet l.anci won over AAW, LOUISVILLE. Ky. (U PI)— 13-10. "We have entered a period of “ W hitey Ford's Arm ? / ^ f r ' s VERV f COMPORTING T O . V H AVE A S O N - , X ^ A N H E Ig / W ell, It's A -O K ! 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(UPI1 —The ‘J7-man race for the 44 Speed con1*4 B5 Abatiact bring in.lHiO first place jackpot in *oir* Tournament of Cham­ pions shaped up today aa a two-man battle between Jack Nirklaua ami Arnold Pal­ mer after only one round of play- 2» Pointed a F " 40 Sample* 43 Hr m .t r n 41 U ritniil BOAfilrsn i t r r u r Bl fillip guitar &2 Mm Id '* Yanks Gain 11 More Medals BIG W HEEL YAZOO IBIMwIsts 30 Atboraa) boro*23 Muplarra 34 Rounder* U Penetrate ■ S Legal Notice Kiwanis Wins Two In Play ID M E THE HUMOROUS SIDE. OP THETROUBLES OP LIFE IS OFTEN TO HALF OP THEM a desperate mlm." That was the way trainrr Mrah Tnney, who conditions favored Candy Spots for part­ ner Rex Ellsworth, today de­ s c r i b e d the last remaining hours before a field of nine goes to tha post Saturday in the 8 9 th running of tha Ken­ tucky Derby. BIG TRADE - IN A LLO W A N CE AIR CONDITION YOUR CAR NOW ! MEADORS M A R IN E with • CrMlIlner IIobIb AIR • Mercury Motors • The Aluminum Ikmt For The Fiahrrnuui INSTALL NOW _ ENJOY ALL HUMMER O S f t DAY SERVICE a N O R D IC . When You Trade For Hi* Famous Yaioo No Job Too Tough, Smooth Performance. We Sell • Service, Demon­ strate and Trade. CONDITIONER 2101 8. French A re. JONES FA 2-1392 AUTO SERVICE IDU 8. Hanford. FA 21264 L E W IS 8AI.ES ft SERVICE 2517 Country Club U . FA 2 7926 ». J �. jr* n U 17 *; Now Is The lim e To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W an t-A d s Office 204 W. First 3. Education • Instruction 8. Far Kent 6. Far Heat UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm«. 3 ROOM nicety furnished hath 2 screened porches.; Apartment. Private hath 309 .Magnolia Ave. Apply ( Clean. Adults. FA 2-1819. MEN - WOMEN NEEDED TO TRAIN FOR MOTEL MANAGEMENT UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom Men, women, couples urgent­ Apt. kitchen equipped. 108 ly needed. High earnings. W. 18th St. FA 2-4678. High School education not necessary. Short, inexpen­ NEW furnished & unfurnish­ ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ sive course. Spare Ume ment. tile baths; terrazzo training. For Information floors. 1*h. FA 2-2374 after write llnx i, t o Sanford S p.m. Herald, M i l l e r Schools. Giving address, occupation 2 DR. House, lit lug-dining and telephone number. ruom Air-Cond. Garage, DENTAL ASSISTANTS carporle. large modern kitNEEDED chen. $Su month, with option We train women, ages 1859. fo buy. 610 E. 14th St. J. as Dental Assistants. Full N. Ri-bwn Jr. FA 2 1335 or spare time training or FA 2 0228 High School Education not necessary. Enroll now for 2 HKD IKKIM furnished bouse. Near base. Call FA 2 0366. slwrl, inexpensive course, FREE employment service. 2 ROOM Furn. Apl. Call be­ High Earnings. For full in­ fore 2:30. FA 2-3927. formation, without obliga­ tion. Write Rox SO, c o 'an- 3 BEDROOM House. Kitchen ford Herald. Miller School*. equipped, sat) month. Call Giving name, address, oc­ after 6:00. FA 2-5423. cupation, age and plionc. LARGE 2 bedroom trailer, A 1 BR. Trailer. Adults 6. For Kent only. FA 2-7368. FURS. Apt. 2300 Mellontrill*. 3 FURNISHED Aparlmerits on BEAUTIFULLY f u r n 1 thed Stone Island. Efficiency room. Private hume. Ph. with large screened porch. FA 27431. $4b. Studio Apartment, ! bedroom. $80. Wc pay uti­ 1 BDRM. bouse, NO 85122 lities on these. 2 Bedroom, after 6. 2 bath, modern kitchen, G. 2 UEDKUUM. kitchen equip­ E. appliances. $83. Plionc ped home. Downtown, ftitt FA 2-4280. per mo. FA 2-6437. Furn. Apt. Close in. Apt. 4. 1 FURNISHED. 1 Unfurnish­ 1st. $35 Mo. 4071$ ed Apartment. FA 2-2409. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom FURNISHED and unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. Apts. Quc.nel Apia. 404 E Ph. FA 2-3651. 14lh St. Apt. 7. 322-8104. SLEEPING Room. Phone FA 2-3386 after 2 p. m. Furo. 2 Bedroom h o m e . Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. Effleicncy Apt. $30 Mo. up. EFFICIENCY Apartment on Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. First St. Near 2 city free R E N T A R ED parking lota and abopping Rollaway, Hospital k Ua bystore*. No Utility charges. Beds. Suitable for couple or sin­ By Day, Week, or Month gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Store. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. w. | Legal Notice ■is T ils : n n i ’t i T c o l h t o s u i c i A i . c i t i­ e r IT , r o i» s r .H iN a i.s : c o i r i a r r . n o H i u i i% c H A N C s - .n r x n . t a s i e B L U U T T U . U lU K K t N . r u in t ir r . t iis i s ix t h jir i .t s s d iiA n n A it r .T w . g r if f in . D - lM u lu n t . S I l T I C n T O A r i ’ lt A H T O ; M A I I G A R K T TV. 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FENCE Post. Round heart HAIRY INDIGO cypress. 7 ft. A up. Call Regular, 100 lhs.......... $32.50 FA 2-1440 or FA 2-8910. Less Qnanlitics per lb. . . . 35c 500 lb. lots and over per 100 USED Garden Rofo-Tilter in lb*......................... : . . . *29.00 good shape. Also electric Pensacola Bahia Grass, Ask 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-SU32 mower. FA 2 8fHW. \L l, WORK GUARANTEED for current prices. ABOVE PRICES FOB HERE $1 per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpet Shanipoocr with A. M. I'REVATT, PHONE 749 2115, SEVILLE. FLA. purchase of Blue Lustre SeuUurik G lass am i l ’a in t Carroll's Furniture. SINGER Round bobbin trea­ Com pany dle Sewing Machine, $24.00. 1 2hp. and t 1-hp. Air-Con­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 lt)4 So. Park Ave. ditioners. Exeeltent con­ itl A. IVLi dition. Call aficr 5 p. nt. 35. Article* Wanted FA 2 8596. BEAGLE PUPS. Papers. $35. WANTED: Porch Swing. Ph. FA 2-7544. YELLOW Squash, $2.50 a FA 2 6325. bushel or 6e a pound. F.xCHIHUAHUAS. Registered cellent for fn-ozing. Deliv­ USED Piano. Will pay cash. FA 2 3931 nr FA 2-3.MB. Pit FA 2-0081. ered. Ph. FA 2-0415. Call after 21. Renut v SalnnH HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK Complete Beauty Service Evening Appointment* 105 So, Oak FA 2-5112 BEDROOMS. Hi bath*. 226 Bradshaw Drive. In­ quire at 230 Bradshaw. E X E C U T IV E HOMES WE PRESENTLY have *cv eral outstanding executive homes (rom $19,950. and up with excellent financing. These homes are situated in such desirable residential areas as Idyllwtlde, Loch Arbor, Lake Mary, .Mayfair and Grove .Manor. We will be pleased to serve you. Wall Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. -F A 2-2420 ltavcuuu Park FA 2-7495 "How 'bout taking a swipe Evenings FA 2 2677 FA 2-3929 FA 2-8360 12. Real K*tutc For Sale St. Johns Realty BY OWNER- Nice 4 Bdrm. 2 bath home in Ravenna k Idyllwilde area. Large utility Ilni. and worksliop. double carporle, air-CondiBoning, central heat & fire place, covered patio facing Lake Ravenna. Reasonably priced. 301 Vihkn ltd. Ph. FA 2-2434. MAYFAIR HOME 436 Virginia Ave. NOW $32,500 La RGE 3 Bedroom, 2 bath quality home, complete with 24' Florida room, kit­ chen with built-in colored appliances, dishwasher, dis­ posal. Wall to wall car­ peting. full dining living room. New underground sprinkler system. Double carportc, attached 21’ worksimp-laundry room. Beauti­ fully landscaped lot, 153’ x 135', once featured as "Home o( tin- 31until’’ by Sanford Garden Club. Just reduced from appraised value of *34,560. Terms. Demers 322-4216. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Assn, FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3 BEDROOM House. KItelien equipped. Florida room. Fenced yard. No dowu payment. Available July 1st. 322 9070. BEST BUY IN FLA. Centrally Air-Conditioned, one 3 bedroom, one I bedroom, each have large family rooms. Upsala ltd. Exclu­ sive neighborhood. Avail­ able now. TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES 2(Jth St. Extension WILL TRADE 3 Lota In Sanford, close to downtown, fur llousetrailer of equal value. Write P. O. Box 702, Wildwood, Fla, PARK Ridge. Owuej- leaving town. 3 bedrooms, 11s baths. No qualifying. Low down payment. 323U163. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath CB house, feuced hack yard. Call FA 2-0600 before 5, FA 2-4264 after 3. DOUBLE or TRIPLE NO CASH NEEDED New masonry duplex, rental 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a income $134 00 month!) month. T. k I. included. Priced at $14,500, with 322-8085. terms. LUXUHY LIVING Masonry Triplex, *180., mon­ thly Income. $16,500, with On a low budget. Centrally Air-Conditioned. 3 Large terms. bedrooms, 1H baths with a Each of tl'-ese fine Income screened porch. Payments properties it well located. at low at, approximately Call us for an appoint­ $70 per month pay a alt. i<)7 ment. Bunker Lane. Immediate EVERETT A. HARPER Occupancy. AGENCY - REALTOR TEE N GREEN ESTATES 2465 £>. Park Ave. •20th St. Extension Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 2 2285 B E D R O O M furnulied BOSS ASTOUNDED! house. $63 month. Plionc 3 Bedroom, 1 bath home on r’A 2 3680. corner lot in M)C|I ARBOR for only $12,000. Monthly CLEAN, modern, unfurnished payments $75.00. Unheard 2 bedroom house. 1810 W. of hut lis true. Act now. Third St. Phone Bartow Call for an appointment! o33 2326. Stemper Agency REALTOR INSUROIt FA 2-4991 19t9 S. French Ave RENTALS 3UDRM, unfurn. home torch UNUSUAL new 3 bedroom Arbor $93. 2 Ucdrtn. Furn. liomc oi, 11$ acres, landApt. *53. Robert A. Wil­ eaped. Completely furnish­ liams, Realtor, FA 2-3951 ed. T. V., Frostfrce reffreerer L large Frostfrce FURNISHED 2 bedroom froczer, vastier, dryer, house. Alr-cuudilioued I’ll. tractor mower, plow, disc, FA 2 3249 edger, rofotiller, garden n o o i i r the T g a b l e s . 401 foul*, to' x so' Aluminum Magnolia Ave. FA2-0720 outbuilding eitli summer kitchen, office, (bower A 2 BEDROOM Imuse unfurnl.bloitel, workshop, storage A cd Kilehcti equipped 2131 much more $17.5U> total Cedar Ave Must have $5,000 cash to handle. Owner w:fl iiuiuce 1 BED it M. Apt. Adult*. No , pvU. FA 2 £447. balance. P.tulle I A 2-7609. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED POTTED MUMS in bloom. 3 ROOMS full of furniture. 35c up. $796.5(1. 20 pieces in all at URAI’EVILLE NURSERY Furniture C en ter. 1too Gra|H'ville Ave, Near 20th St. French Ave. i'luniliiiiir A- Heating THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 X. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Auto Glass, Tops A Sea* Covers Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Have your prerm now! ! on our discount special. Com­ plete willi hair cut, style and sot. And [hr follow mg week you are entitled to HUSTON Terrier. AKC PupS I N G E K round bobbin, 38. Autnmulillest - Trucks a free shampoo A set. pie*. FA 2*1801. makes button holes, guar­ 31S Palmetto Ave, 322-OS34 BUYIN(T a NEw’ or ’ anteed. $20.tk>. Reply Box SIAMESE Kittens. 9 weeks USED CART 4, c o Sanford Herald. l!.i. I'lunihm g Ncrvtecs old. SIP. FA 2 0171. FINANCE IT WITH US GIRL’S English Racer Bicy­ * Low Intercat Rate* Ilk*. I’luwers - Shrubs ♦ Low Monthly P aym ents cle. 800 Rosalia Drive. 12. Real Etslnte Far Sale 7 ROOJI CD home un lake. 3 bedrooms, l ’i baths, Fla. room, play room. FA 2-7391 31. Article!* For Sale 2H. A utom obile S ervice WORK wanted. 4:00. 322-7053. 2 BR. 917 Catalina. FA 2-0578. 31. Articlca For Sale IS. Help Wanted Chlkl Cate. FA 2-2274. Mouse. FA 2 7899 or FA 1-4205. 3 3 RKDBOU.M. kIIthen equip ]h d bouse. Call FA 2-7709 for appointment. SWKKTIK PIE F rl. May 3, ’G3 — Pttytc U U. For Sale ur Rent Jim Hunt Realty 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $50. Mo. Phone FA 2 4089. IsrraUi lit. StlllHtUiii* Wtinted Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Ravenna Park FA 2 7495 Evening* FA 2 2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 trunfun'i on large shady lot. $55 per Mo. FA 2 0597. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ ner lot facing lake. 109 Walts Drive, S u n l s n d Estate. F1IA in service. $450 down, monthly $84 75, COUPLE to share expenses VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 for a good home. 323 0591. or FA 2-2118 Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. RAVEN N A PA RK 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5254 114 GROVE Lane— Quality or FA 2-0525. built 3 lied rotim l-B home, 2 BEDROOM bouse. Florida with living room, dining, room. Available now. Ph. Florida room, tile hath, FA 2 1349. ■quipped built-in kilelirn, carporle and utility. $13,650, W E L A K A APAHTMENTS: and just $87.50 per month Room* private baths, 114 alter low FI IA dowu pay­ W. First St. ment o( $4501 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. Near bsse. FA 2-3683. Real Estate—Mortgages 2-UEDR0031 furnulied apart­ ment, also efficiency apart­ 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 ment, furnished. 322-0311. Evening* 8TENSTROM RENTALS FA 2-2677 FA 2 3929 FA 2-8360 We have a fine selection of 2, 3, A 4 bedroom, 1 & 2 bath furnished and unfurn­ ished homes, located in Office FA 2-2118 varluus arras, including Night FA 2 0648 some Itkcfronl, from $65 323*0700 to $165. If your family is looking fur 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. a fine rental, he sure to TRADE 3 bedroom, 1 hath visit or phone Sanford's liome in Sanford, for home largest rental agency. in Daytona or Ormond Beach Area. FA 2 6776. Stenstrom Realty JTltr Itl N. Park Avt. FA 2-242U Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 Evenings FA 2-2677 FA 2-3929 FA 2-8360 BANK I SINGER * 'CreamO f The Crop' USED C A R S LAWN SERVICE 600 Air-Comlitionintf Stenstrom Realty 15. ItuHineHH Opportunity For Lease, Service Station. Choice location. Apply The Pure Oil Co. 604 W. 6th St. Iti. Female Help Wanted LOST’ Spayed F ritialr SIAMESE CAT Vicinity of l.och Arbor Pit, FA 2-7x41 ur FA 2-2650 4 95 HOLLERS/SANFORD /CHEVROLET Total, just $2u,U0u, willi only SHIRT Presser experienced $1400 ikiwn and $131 |»-r on Force Preste*. Steady, month, including e v e r y ­ guud working condition*, 'lop puy. Apply Delux luiuii thing! No closing costs! dry aud Cleaners, jot West .May we serve you? 1st. Real EsUlc—Mortgage# STATE CARS WANTED REEL’S USED CARS 19th St. & Sanford Av AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 Annual* Petunias, .Snapdra­ IU5U ENGLISH Ford. Compact 1959 ENGLISH Ford. Compact panel truck. Very clean. gons, Pansies, Vegetable panel truck*. Very clean. at MINE while you’re at itl' PLUM BING Actual 17,000 miles. Original Plants, Dutch Mill Nursery. Actual lT.lKhi miles. Original Contracting Repairs lire* and battery. Has stan­ Upsala lid. Just off 20th St. tires and buttery. Has stan­ FREE ESTIMATES dard American bolts & nuts. and 1st St. 12. Renl Kwtntc Fur Snlo dard American hulls A. nuts. It. L. HARVEY Ideal car to drive to work Ideal car to drive to work SUNDRIES Store. Slock A 2tM Sanford Ave. FA 2-33S3 .’LI. Furniture or shopping. $395. Western or shopping. $395. Western equipment. Well establish­ Auto Store, Auto Ktote. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick ed. Proprietor w ishes to re­ lift. Kudin A Television Service With the Cash. LOSE WEIGHT safely with 37. Hon(a - Motors tire. Call FA 2 0274 or PERSONAL RADIO * TV SUPER TRADING POST Dex-A Diet tablets. Only Longwood TE 8 6389. 1 DAY SERVICE FA 20677. 96c. IViuchton's Drugs. Gateway To The Waterway 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. 2 BEDROOM, cement block Hobson Sporting Goods Ph. 323 0655 Used furniture, appliances, II0TP01NT Refrigerator — bouse. $56 a .Mo. Payments. Your EV1NRUUE Dealer tools, etc, Bought Sold, New finish $69.85 FA 2 5619. 27. Special Services l^irry’s Mart 215 Sanford Crosley Refrigerator — New 304-68 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5961 Ave. Ph. FA 2 4t32 finish 199 95 3 BEDROOM house, 2 baths. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 16 ft. FIBERGLASS Boat, Living room, family room, Crosley Refrigerator — New motor k trailer. FA 2-8605, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS FREE ESTIMATE finish $129.95 fireplace room, patio, suirnAll Types and Sires Upholstering It Mattress ren­ Coldspot Rclrigcralor — New 3S. Motorcycles - Scooters ming pool. Kitchen equip­ We Repair and Service’ ovating. New A Used Furni­ tutisli $14995 ped. Central heat. Just out­ S T I N E ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. G. E. Apt. size Refrigerator VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS, side city limits. Will sacri­ Machinery and Supply Co. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. New k Used. $49.95 fice. FA 2-1387. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 Lewis Sales & Service FA 2-2117. G. E. Refrigerator. One year 2317 Country Club lid. OSTEEN. New frame liou-e, Piano Tuning and Repair old, automatic d o ( r u a l Ph. FA-2-7028 2 Br's, kit. equipped. Car- W. L, Harmon — FA 2-4223 JENKINS & WILLIAMS $249.93. FUIINITUUE purte. By owuer. FA 2 2064. LAWNS Renovated • Aerate NEW A Used furniture and Check our used T.V. Dept. 3H. Trailers - C abanas $39.95 and up. appliances. Good place to Remove Thatch - Chinch 2 BEDROOM House. !«W MyrGOODYEAR 28' llOUSETRAILER. Need* buy—sell or trade. EASY Bug Spray (VC-13) • Forth tie Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ SERVICE STORE some repair. $100. Oakway TERMS. Wholesale prices 'ze—l'li. FA 2-4244 wan. 322-4013. 555 Wcat First St. Dr. off S. Sanford Ave. for cash. MANSFIELD LAWN SEB. THE BEST BUT’ ON THE . Telephone FA 2-7450 13 RASS Accordion. Like new. It you need tteip, e«U MARKET TODAY 400 S. Sanford Avenue $25.0U. FA 8-7204. FA 2-5612 and p lace s H er­ 200 trot frontage, Orlando SEWING MACHINE ald Classified. WANTED reliable couple to UPRIGHT Piano. Good tune highway miuMi of Sanford ('ALL FA 2-578:1 lake up monthly payment* $75; boy’a Bicycle, fair 50' x 10' CHAMPION Housezoned commercial. of $13.50 on 3 complete condition, 55.00. FA 2 -8812. trailer. 322 6683. Includes a very desirable 3 SMITH Air-Condition R efri­ geration service. All work mums of furdlure. Call hi-droom, 2's hath, mu son guai anleffl. Very reason TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ ry home. A $!i5,noo value able in price. Day FA 2-7434 lect. fur only $20,000, with good Night FA 2 2069. terms. ill. Articles For Sale Don't wait, call us now. KliiC IDA IUK Lifo jackets, air mats, beach LATE MODEL Sales k Service EVERETT A. HAUl'lSR floats, altoes, Army^Navy G. H. HIGH AGENCY - REALTOR Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. 1T00 W. 1st St. Sanford 2165 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3883 Plumes FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 U S E D Refrigerators and Washers. Completely recon­ Sold With A 1 Year GW Warranty. HIGHLAND PARK ditioned. uo day warranty Cozy 3 bedroom CB home sit­ .Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ on all. Dick’* Appliance isfaction guaranteed. Ph. uated on spacious oak shad­ 1963 Ford Fairlane 500 Service. 510 Sanford Ave. FA 2-1817. ed corner lot. Features too Tudor Sport. Hardtop, V-8 en4 FA 2-7658. Kiur, (MiHrr wlrt-rlna, radio A 3 numerous to itemize. Drive neater, tse-aut iful light blue /iG ZAG Sewing Machine. by 2427 Ijiurod Avenue, fint-di, ftlmwroom new with only 1962 model. 5 Payments of Ihen call for early inspec­ H. B. r o i'1 0 CO., INC. 1,(1110 milre. DISCOUNT 200 So. r*rk Ave. FA 2-4234 $6 21 each nr discount for tion date. Just $13,000, with cash. Write P. O. Box 42, $400 down ami $uu per AUTO RADIO SERVICE Ling wood, Fla. 1958 Imperial month! A real fine homo PERSONAL RADIO A TV 4 dour eedan, extra clean, beau­ buy I 25th. SI. A Sanford Ave. 21” T.V. *55. FA 2-6740. tiful black rular, equipped C4 with air rood, and fully power1 rd. wa. owned by a s Orlando £ pliyelrian. Real Estate—Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-3420 1959 Cadillac Sedan DeVille Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 Fully powered and air rondlEvenmgs tinned, sparkling white finish, *F M FA 2-3677 FA 2-3829 FA 2 8360 new lire., uue owner. liEWBRs" w a n t e d IMMEDIATELY Work at Itoni* doing simple sewing. We supply materi­ als and puy shipping both way*. Good rate of pay. IDYLLWILDE We now have under construe Piece work. Apply, Dept. Ikm lor your li|>|ie(‘ttoii a AD 389, Box 70111, Adelaide lovely 3 bedroom, 2 lutb Post Offiee, lurollto, On­ home, situated on a corner tario, Canada. lot in desirable Idyllwilde. This home leuiuret all vt SEVEN "T” White women lo the exeitiug items neces­ work part time m local of­ sary to please the discrim­ fice. Three shill-, available. inating home buyer of to­ Call 323 0167 for interview day. Prompt action will at ford you the oppurlunity to 17. Mnlr Help Hanted select paint and tile colors, 'SERVICE Station AlU-ndani plus other minor custom Salary $Tu a week. Smiths changes. Amoco. 17 92. I-A 2 7434 Stenstrom Realty FLORIDA OLDS f STOCK REDUCTION SA LE BIG STOCK NliW SEDANS • COUPES • HARD TUI'S - STATION WAGONS SI'OKT MODELS • TRUCKS $2,000 TO $6,500 RIG 95 CA D ILLA C DISCOUNTS BIG TRA DE 1962 Pontiac Tempest 4 -d*mr St (Hun Wagon, automalic Iran.., radio A heater. C4 1 995 1959 D ikIrc l-duui sedan, \ - 8 , autumatic Iran*., power steering, hrater, excellent runditlun, T jC U g P* ^ ^ 0 1959 Chevrolet Belair 4-duur sedan, atralght stick, low mileage, one owner, ( I |r, 109 5 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 ALWJWANCE 4-door hardtop, V-6 , automatic traits., power steering. TH EY GOTTA GO. — ALSO — SQ UARE D E A L USED CARS 82 CADILLAC All Bower, Air ............... 91395 til CIIKY. Station W uruii Auto.............. 1895 82 MONZA -I Speed, Radio, lleuler ....... 2195 57 CHEV. I Door, V-8, Standard Shift 895 80 KAMIILKR I Door, Automatic ....... 1295 81 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door ................... 1595 SA V E NOW 219 E. 2nd RT. SANFORD 2505 PARK AVE. LOW COST GMAC FIN AN UNO M 95 1957 Dod^e Hardtop 2 -dour, aulouielie trails., radio anil healer, air rondillntird. 695 CAltS SOLD WITH A GW WARRANTY uB 1i iUMN TI mtKCURY U N C 0 L N ImN rL Winter Pork Phone Ml 4-0209 LOT AT PALMETTO A COMMERCIAL ^ HANFORD - FA iMStU }L �% edk TOUR •w taafarh Sanford - Seminole oHOMES Area Page 10— Frl. May 3, ’63 frr« lb PICTURES don't tell the story Nothing Quite As Real . . . of the pleasure of living in one of the spacious .1 or 4 Bedroom Homes at As ‘Real’ Estate!! v nF o There ta nothing iiuite aa real ua real estate. Homes, acreage, groves, land, property . . . aa Gerald O’Hara said In Gone With Wind , . . 'The land ia the only thing that lasts." He urged Scarlett to auve Tara at all costa, and she did. There are no niunsions (|uitc aa fine as Tara for aule around here hut for the ordinary Seminole County family, local realtors, builders and developers can provide home-seek­ ers, and land-seekers, with just about any other kind of real estate 'r they desire. Greenbrior, one of the newest subdivisions advertises their homes as being "fit for a king”. On this page are fine homes in Itavenna Pnrk, Idyllwilde, Sunlnnd, Iwike Wayman Heights, Tee ’N Green and Grcenbriar. Builders of these ready-made homes are also prepared to build a custom home on your lot, to suit your own plans. Detailed maps show the locations of all tho homes advertised here, to make it easier for the lookers to find their choice, or to look them all over. T EEnG R EEN ESTATES C o u n tr y C lu b R o*4 O O U R B tt OREENBRIAR Of loch arbor H 2 5 th B tro o t TKK ’n (iKEEN I* ea.ily one of llic mo»t beau­ tiful and conveniently loealrd .pot. In the Han­ ford area, near to arhool., rhurrhr., .hopping and all of Central Florida’, wonderful recreation­ al far ill Ilew. £ DRIVE OUT ANYDAY! FROM 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. § S REALTORS DIRECTIONS: Tee *n (Jrcen I. loratcd out Country Club Road, oppo-ile l^wh Arbor and nver-InnVIng Mayfair Country Dub at the Interaertlon of Nr<r I’p.ala Road and only I minute, to Inter.tat# 4 interchange at Rt. 46. &ongwoo& S o fto o l ///// CHICKS STA R T AT — 11,660 $ % £L s a • LAKE HEIGHT! DEVELO PERS C A LL FA2-5612 FOR INFORMATION Per Month (P. & 1.) And You Can Select Your Choice Of Several Convenient Finanre I’lan. • A WAXXAN If you have homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour Of Homes and Real Estate Page — B 6 5 LET US SHOW YOU___ the convenience of Central Heat. Air-Condltiunlng and a big airy Family Room. CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N IE S <> WITH r ATMENTS AS LOW AS- I Lake W aym an B o a ln o lo B i r d . DIRECTIONS: Lake Wayman Height! ia located at the interaectlon of Seminole and High­ land Avenue., ona half block north of the neve Long wood Ele­ mentary School . . . |u.t a couple hundred yard, off U. H. Highway 17-62 . . . Look for aign. on weal aide of highway. CHECK THESE FEATURES AND COMI'ARE — Central Heating Hurt. Prepared for AirConditioning County Tatra Only High and Dry Furmica Cabinet. All Improvement. In And Paid Any Ty pe Financing All llou.ci Hj and 2 Hatha PHONE TE 8-3S11 or 322-2744 DAILY 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Resolutions OW N 1963 A Heights Can’t Stand Objectionable Neighbors Close By? Let tia build one nf thrae nut.landing model, on YOUR lot . . . or »ee u. for a larga ehulcr in rtrellrnt location.. We will liulld anywhere . . . See the .alc.m.n at either Sale* Office In Ihta general area. BUILT B Y L M N EN TERPRISES HOME IN OF YO U R OW N BEAUTIFUL Sunland Estates A boiler llfo for your family . . begin by choosing a nparkling now homo in Huvonnu Park or • beautiful horncsito in Idyllwildo, where you cun build the homo ThU home at 1011 Walta Drlra ta built on a beautiful, .pariuui, cornrr bit •trrlookint the lake in Sunland Katalea. It ia a 3 bed­ room humr with wall furnace and drop-in range and oven. A real buy at only 111,300. YA »r FIIA financing. for n Itotlur life in 1903. Drlvo two mile* went on Coun­ try Club Rttittl and look fur tlio algnn. MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL® ELECTRIC KITCHENS BY c in iia iA iu c iik Stop by and see the lovely split level home, now nearing completion, in Greenbrior of Loch Arbor, overlooking Mayfair Golf Course in a picturesque setting of natural beauty. fa t * SJw&nwkcA CONSTRUCTION CO. 0K U f [ u ig s w M d g u i l d e r s Custom Building Our Specialty (JEN ERA I, urFJCK 211 W\ 251b HT. P A 2-0103 8TENSTRQM REALTY BALE AGENTS SALES OFFICE FA S-Tlt* William S. RrumlcyJr. - Byron M. Leach 202 FAIRMONT DRIVE PH. FA 2-8074 • 4 �. .w Jsg g v } • '. t *» ; C h* fra n fe rl f f r r tlA I't iih iy , M a y 3. D E R C R IP T to X N O T I C h l'J 6 3 E n d t ic b d f t a « * » i.n J f n t le * Is h e r e b y r iv e n th » n s n th e 34th day n f M a y . I >*3. * ! H i* C o u r t H o u s e In S i n l o r l c o u n t y o f S e m in o le . 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M T ract U D B P L A T BO O K I S F A O R M N U R T H ORL ANDO RAX T b a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 7.8d Lot 1 n i k A 7.M T ha N orth O rlando Ca Lot 3 U lk A t.M Lot 1 lllk A T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Ca T h a N o r t h O r l a n d a Ca t.M L o t 4 lllk A 7.M Tha N orth O rla n d e Co L o t £ lllk A Tha N orlh O rlando Co T.M Lot 1 Ulk A The N orlh O rlando Co t.M I x i t 7 Ulk A ____ T.M T h a N u r t h O r t a n d o Co Ixit 1 lllk A T.M T b a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co Ixit i u i k ; 7.M T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co L o t 11 Utk A T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.M L o t 11 Ulk A T.M T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co Lot 17 n i k A Co T.M T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Ulk A L o t 11 T.M Tlia N u r l h O r l a n d u Co L o t 11 Ulk A T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.M L o t 30 Ulk A Co T.M Tlia Nurtli O r l a m l o Lul 31 U tk A T.M T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co lx, t 33 Ulk A T h a N o r th O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 33 B lk A T h a N o r lh O r l a n d o CO T.M L o t 34 Rlk A T h e N o r th T.M O r l a n d o Co Lot 1 Ulk II T h e N o rth O r l a n d o Co T.M Ixit 4 B l k fl Tlia N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 6 l l l k 11 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 1 Ulk I __ T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 7 Hlk n __ T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co T.M 1x31 1 U lk U T h a N o r lh O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 1 B tk Ii T h a N o r th O r l a n d o C o T.M L o t 14 Btk B T h a N o r lh O r t a n d o Co T.M L o t 11 B l k B T h a N o r lh O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 11 B l k II T h a N o r th O r l a n d o Cu T.M Ixit 13 Ulk II T h a N u r th O r l a n d o C o 7 04 Ixit 14 Ulk II T b a N u r th O r l a n d o Co T.M L o t II Ulk B T h e N u r lh O r l a n d o C o Lot 11 n i k II T.M T h a C o N u r lh O r l a n d o L e t 17 Ulk B t.M T h a N o r th O r t a n d o Co T.M L e t 11 Blk B T h a N o r th O r l a n d o C o Lot I I n ik B M l T h a N o r th O r l a n d o C o T.M L o t 3« n i k n T ha North O rlan d o Co T.M Lot i i lllk n L o t 33 Ulk B T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 10.TA Lot 11 Ulk n T h a N o r lh O r l a n d o Co 10.74 T h a N o r th O r l a n d u Co Lot 34 Ulk u T.M Lot 16 Ulk u T h a N o r th O r l a n d o Co T .li L o t 34 lllk B T ha N orth O rlandu c a 7.41 Lot 37 Rlk R . T h a N o r t h O r l a n d u Co 7.11 L o t 31 Ulk B T h a N o r t h O r l a n d u Co 7.11 Lot 31 lllk H T h e N u r l h O r l a n d o Co 7.41 L o t 14 ll l k n T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 7.41 L o t 11 l l l k n T lia N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 7.04 L o t 11 Ulk n T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T .ll Lot 11 Ulk B T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co t.M Lot 14 Ulk B T h a N o r lh O r l a n d u Co T.M Lei a t Blk B T h a N o r t h O r l a n d b Co T.M L o t M Blk B T h a N u r l h O r l a n d o Co 7.41 L o t 37 n i k B T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co t.M L o t 11 Ulk u T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T.M XdOt I I Ulk B T h e N o r t h O r l a n d o Co 7.M Lot 44 Ulk B Tlia N u r l h O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 11 Ulk B T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co W4 L o t 43 Blk B T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Ca T.M Lot 41 Blk B T h e N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T.M L e t 44 Ulk B T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T.M L o t 41 Rlk U T.M T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Cu Ixit 44 Iiik II Tlio N o r l h O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 47 lllk u Tho N u r l h O r l a n d o Co T.M Lot 41 Ulk u T h » N u rlh O r l a n d o Co T.al F L A T BOOK I I FACIBS I t A IB L o t I H lk 1 — T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co A.41 L o t 1 B lk I T h o N o r th O r l a n d o Co A.M L o t 3 H lk 1 — T h o N o r l h O r t a n d o Co A.M L o t 4 Ulk 1 — T h o N o r l h O r l a n d o Co A.M L o t I lllk I — Tho N u r t h G r U n d o Co A.M L u l 3 lllk 3 .. .. T h o N o r l h O r l a n d u Co I.U L o t i Ulk ■ Tho N u r t h o r l a n d a Oo A.M Lot 4 Ulk 1 . . T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo A.M Lot i B l k 1 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Cu A. Lot * Hlk I T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Oo t.M Lot 7 Blk 1 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Ou B. L o t 1 Ulk 3 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Oo 1.41 lx>t * Blk 1 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co B.M Ixit 14 Utk 3 • Tha North O rlan d u Oa I.H Lot 11 U lk 3 T b a N o r t h O r l a n d o Oa A.M L o t 11 Ulk 3 T h a North O rlan d o Oa AM Lot 11 U lk 1 T ha North O rlan d o C a I.M Ixit 11 Ulk 1 T h o N o r l h O r l a n d o Co A.M Lot I I Ulk 1 T h a N o r l h O r l a n d o Co I.M L et 11 Ulk I T b a N o r l h O r l a n d u Co A.M Lol 1 B lk I — T h a N u r l h O r l a n d e Oo I.M Lot 1 Hlk 1 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co A.M Lot a Ulk 1 __ T b a N u r t h O r l a n d o Oo A.M Lot 4 Ulk 3 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d u Co I.M Lot 1 B l k 3 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Cu 11.31 L o t 1 Ulk I T h o N u r t h O r l a n d o Cu 1A.I1 L et 7 Blk 1 T h e N o r t h O r l a n d o Cu H IT Lot 1 Ulk 1 T h a N o r t h U r l a n d o Co A ll Lot 3 l l l k 1 Tho N o r th O r l a n d o Co 111 Lot 1 Ulk 1 Tho N o r t h o r l a n d u Co A.M L o t 1 H lk 4 T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o Co A.I3 L o t 7 Ulk 4 T h o N o r l h U r l a n d o Co A.M Lul 1 Ulk 4 T h o N o r t h U r l a n d v Ca I.M Lul 1 Ulk 6 T h o N o r t h U r l a n d o Co A.M Lot 3 Ulk 1 T h o N o r t h U r l a n d o C a A.M Lot 3 lllk 1 _ T h o N o r lh U r l a n d o Co 1.43 Lot 4 U lk 1 T h o N o r l h O r l a n d o Co 1.63 L o t I Ulk 1 The N orth U rlando Ca I.M i x n 1 Ulk A T h e N o r l h U r l a n d o Co 1.11 L o t I B lk 1 T h e N o r l h O r l a n d e Ca I.M L o l 1 Ulk 1 T h e N o r t h O r l a n d o Co A.II Lot 1 Bik A — T h a N o r t h O r l a n d o C a l.ll Lot 11 Blk A TTia N o r t h O r l a n d o C e t.M Lai U Ulk A T he North O rtan d o Ce A .f t L a i IA BU T he N orth O rlando C e AM tx»l Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot Lot IT U lk a — I t Utk O ----1 Ulk II -------4 U lk II ------6 Ulk II -------I l l l k I I -------T Ulk II I Ulk I I ---- Tha Tha Tha Tha Tha Tho Tha The •> M M �D EBCFU m O N OP LA N D 8 c l * & M * e k £ «he Li V ia Q i s 0 NAM E OP O W N ER l i n ik 1 T h e N o r t h O r le n d o u in k 6 _ . T it a N o rth O r U n d o n u ik 6 T h e N o rth O r la n d o % 14 H lk S T h e N u rth O r la n d o 1 U lk T h a N o rth O r la n d o i n ik i Thf 3 n ik T h t N u rth O r la n d o T h e N u rth ...... .. 4 H lk S U lk T h « N o rth O r la n d o 4 H lk ........ Thf 7 H lk 4 T l i f N o rth O r la n d o 1 H lk The 1 U lk N o rth u r la n d o 19 U lk 6 u n ik 1 T h f N o rth i n ik ..... . T lif 2 H lk r T I ip N o rth 1 U lk Thf — _____ 4 U lk T l i t N o rth 3 lllk The < H lk 7 The 7 H lk T h « N o rth L o t 1 H lk 7 .North O rln n d o The L o t 9 H lk The L o t 1 H lk ........ Tne Lo t 2 lllk _____ L o t 1 lllk T h e N o rth O rla n d o The L o t 1 H lk i ___ ...... T h e N o rth O r la n d o L o t 6 H lk L o t 4 H lk The ........ L o t 7 H lk T h e N o rth O r la n d o ......... L o t I n ik The ..... 9 H lk Lo t N o r lh O r la n d o L o t 1 0 H lk 6 ... O r la n d o L o t 11 H lk 1 N o rth O r la n d o L o t 1 2 H lk 8 T h e N o rth L o t 13 H lk t T h e N o rth o r la n d u T h e N o rth O rla n d o L o t 14 H lk 1 w~ L o t 1 1 H lk t The O rla n d o ljO t 1 2 H tk 1 — L o t 1 H lk 1 ........ The _____ T h e N o rth O rta n d o L o t 3 H tk _____ 3 H lk T h e N o rth u r la n d o ......... 4 H lk Tl»# N o rth O rta n d o I Alt 7 H lk 9 T h e N o rth u r la n d o — L o t 1 H lk T h e N o rth O rla n d o L o t 4 l l l k 1 0 ... T h e .North O r la n d o L o t l H lk 1 0 _ — T h e N o rth O r la n d o to il < l l l k 1 0 ~~ T h r N o rth O r la n d o L o t 7 H lk 1 0 ... T h e N o rth L o t f U lk 1 0 .. T h e .North N O I I T I t O R L A N D O i m <am : « » t ;r . I t P L A T B O O K IS H U ilK l 2 2 a n i . . T h e .North u r la n d o L o t 19 H lk 1 L o t 20 H lk 1 ... T h e N o rth O rta n d o L o t 31 U lk n ... T h e N o rth O r la n d o L o t 23 H lk i ... T h e N o rth u r la n d o L o t 23 U lk 6 . .. T h e N o rth 34 H lk I ... T h e N o rth L o t 23 H lk 8 T h e N o rth O r la n d o L o t 34 l l l k 8 T h e N o rth t o ll 2 ? H lk 8 The I got 2 1 n i k t ... The L o t 29 U lk 3 T h e N o rth I Alt 30 U lk S ... The 1 1 H lk 9 T h e N o r lh L o t 32 U lk 8 T h t N o rth t o t 22 U lk 8 T h e N o rth O r la n d u The L o t 34 l l l k I ... L o t 36 H lk 8 The T h e N o rth L o t 14 H lk 8 L o t 17 H lk 1 Thf T h e N o r lh L o t S I H lk 8 L o t 39 l l l k 8 __ T h e N o rth O r la n d o L o t 40 U lk 8 .... .N orth L o t 41 H lk 1 ww— T h e N o r t h O r la n d o L o t 43 H lk 8 The D o t 41 U lk 1 The L o t 44 H lk 8 .... Tht T h e N u rth L o t 46 H lk 8 . . . L o t 9 H lk The O r la n d o The L o t 10 H lk 9 _ L o t 11 H lk 9 N o rth O r la n d o The O r la n d o L o t 12 H lk 9 L o t 11 U lk i The 14 H lk 9 T h e Lot The L o t I H lk l l — The Lo t 3 lllk n The L o t 1 H lk 1 1 -a. 4 H lk l l The I Alt & l l l k 1 1 .... The L o t 4 H lk l l The L o t 7 H lk 1 1 The L o t 1 lllk M The L o t 9 H lk U T h t N o rth 1 1 L o t 10 H lk T h e N o rth T h e N o rth Lo t 1 1 lllk 1 1 _ L o t 12 H lk 1 1 T h e N u rth O r la n d o The L o t 1 2 H lk 1 1 _ L o t 14 H lk 1 1 The The L o t 16 l l l k I t L o t 11 H lk 1 1 T h a N o r t h O r la n d o L o t 17 l l l k 1 1 — T h a N o rth L o t 1 1 l l l k 1 1 .... T h a N o rth O rla n d o T h a N o r lh O r la n d o L o t 19 U lk 1 1 .... L o t 30 H lk 1 1 T h a N o rth O r la n d o l l .... L o t 21 H lk T h a N o rth L o t 33 U lk 1 1 .~ T h a N o rth O r la n d o I got 33 H lk 1 1 — T h a N o rth O r la n d o 26 l l l k I t ... N o rth O r la n d o L o t 1 H lk 1 2 T h e N o rth O r la n d o L o t 2 lllk 1 2 — N o rth O r la n d o L o t 1 H lk 1 2 — T h e N o r lh O rla n d u 6 H lk 1 2 .... O rla n d o L o t i i n k 1 2 .... T h e N u r iii o r la n d u L o t i u i k 13 .... T h e N o rth O rla n d o 7 n ik 1 2 ~ T h e N o rth O r la n d o L o t 1 H lk 13 .... O r la n d n The L o t 1 H lk 19 O r la n d o 10 U lk 1 2 . .. T h e N o rth O r la n d o L o t 1 1 IM k 1 2 .... I t lllk 1 2 N o rth O r la n d o L o t l l U lk 1 2 ... T h o N o rth O r la n d o L o t 14 l l l k 1 2 N o rth T h e V . ,r lh O r la n d o L o t 16 H lk 13 L o t 14 U lk 1 3 ___ T h e N o rth t ir la n d o L e t 1 l l l k l l .«*• O r la n d o L o t 1 U lk 1 3 *... N o rth O rta n d o L o t I lllk 1 1 Tha u r la n d o L e t 4 U lk 13 .... T h a N o rth O r la n d o L o t I l l l k IS — — T h a N o rth O r la n d o L o t 4 l l l k 13 ... T h a N o rth 13 ... 7 U lk T h a N o r t h O rla n d o Lot Tha L o t 1 H lk i s T h e N o r t h O r la n d o L o t 9 lllk u T h e N o r t h O r la n d o L o t 10 H lk 1 1 -a. The L o t 11 U lk 13 __ T h e N o r lh O rla n d o t o t 13 l l l k 18 . T h e N o rth Orliiriukt L o t 1 1 l l l k 1 1 .... T h e N o rth U ria tid u L o t 14 l l l k 18 . 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S e m in o le C o u n t y S a n fo rd , F lo r id a *• W e Invite 9 You To Ma k e . . . . > J t QJtje Ifc ra U i your OW N newspaper in Seminole County L �# Here u c n e n a y , so * BLANKET-DRAPED body of Dalny Vnnn is pictured in her car. Shu Wiui killed instantly Saturday in a two-car collision, and tier husband, William Hamm Vann, waa fatally injured. (Herald Photo) .MELUEKT GENE HAY, Cusselbcrry volunteer policeman, was crushed to death Sunday when a tractor-trailer hit and then overturned on his automobile (pictured herewith). His was fourth traffic death. (Herald Photo) WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday, lliph today VOL. 53 c By Larry Vershrl Who can kid around with a column on a black day like this . . . Let's hope the pic­ tures above have more than a shock value. A 13 foot piece of stucco toppled from Welaka building yesterday. Maybe that build­ ing should have liecn painted also to hold it together. 8 • Public hearing tonight at 7:30 in Casselberry on that controversial charter. Some decision.on the charter and Fern Park incorporation may be reached today when the legislative delegation meets. 8 • • , City Commissioners meet­ ing informally today with Hunt Representative* on uti­ lity lines for new building. We asked City Manager W.E. Knowles if the press was invltud and I’cle says "it’s not e regular meeting." • • • 23lh St. about finished with the cost set below the esti­ mated $73,000 . . County ex­ pected to pay two-thirds and tho city one-third. • * • The city ha* received "mo­ del" plans for Hie proposed new downtown library from the state. • • • A new office for the Cir­ cuit Judge i* Just about com­ pleted on the top door of the courthouse . . . Vene­ tian blinds going up today. • • • Chamber manager John Krider in New York lo mecl with Castle Heights school representatives in a last ditch effort to get the school here. • # • Bahia Shrine Brass Hand, of Orlando, directed by Noble Carl McElfresh, will enter­ tain this evening at the open night baseball season st Municipal Stadium. Game time I* set for 7:30 with tbc Kiwanis learn meet­ ing Civitans. • f • • Legislative delegation hav­ ing a problem with the re­ aligning of JP districts . . . lopulation act const ilutkinalT • • • Jim Crowe came up with another yarn today, too. Re­ cently Bill Vincent’s ’ Knee Deep" column told of an article In a Swedish eports m a g a a i n v about shad tubing on the St. Johns. Jim hed trouble get­ ting a translation but did, al­ though the Swedish Embassy in Washington replied that "1 have not been abla to find anybody at this Embassy who feel* competent to translate the article front ’H v e n a k t FUkv’ as it is quit* filled with technical terms." In other words, the Swedish Embassy couldn’t translate from the ‘Swedish. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., MAY 6, Extended Session For Legislature? TALLAHASSEE (U l’ll — Florida lawmaker* returned the St. Johns-lndian River Navigating Committee, slated he had born informed by Sen. Bernard Parrish, Rrc­ vard County, who has been holds commitments from tliree property owners con­ tributing grails the necessary right-of-way for all except about 2vk> yards at the eastriit'.’ U a i g , ( Vi u. at.i cud 01* t L a .t.n a y . the csnal, Hist h* (Fairish) Krider indicated Hut with I'ltOI’OSEI) LEGISLATION netting tip tho St. JoluiH-lmliiin River Canal Dintrlct wuh outlined by Secretory of Statu Tom Atlanta (standing) at a joint ntectintr of county commiaaioncra of Rrcvard, Orange, Seminola anti Yolualu Coun­ ties. who khvc their unnnimoua nii|i|>ort. Detail* of tho planniiiK also were diseiissod by (left lo right) William McCree, Statu (’anal Authority chairman; Randolph Hodges, State Hoard of Conservation chaK'ntan, anti John Krider. St. Jolina-lndian River Navigation Committee chair­ man. (Herald Photo) In 'Repair' Probe ran * 200 Deud FEC W alkout Woolley Dies Nearing End? Viets Kill 3 4th M an Surrenders CARACAS. Venezuela (UPI) —Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and his bride began a twoweek honeymoon at a sprawl­ ing family rattle ranch today, remote from the political con­ troversy stirred by their mar­ riage back home. Rockefeller and the fortqcr Mrs. Margarotta Filler (Hap­ py) Murphy settled down in relative isolation on the 14,* 009-a^e reach and potato farm 12$ miles west of Ca- new A ... No Fruit? from the wrrkrnd today to a roof-high stuck of unpiissed legislation andd rumors of a move to either extend the ses­ sion or convene the Legisla­ ture annually. Five weeks of Ihe nine-week session have gone, yet little major legislation bus liet-n passed into law, including what promises to lie a tr-rord general spending bill. A need fur a change in (he length or frequency of Hulegislative session la-came uppatent when lawmakers fulled to get the general appropria­ tion* bill out of the way by tiie first month as hoped. (Special to The Herald) House leaders s a i d t h i s 1 GAINESVILLE — G l y n n weekend tliul the Constitu­ Calvin June* Jr., 32. the last tional Amendments Commitof f o u r Itotut? repairm n teu is prepated lo introduce a sought for the "theft of a resolution directing the Legis­ lative Council to make a two- mortgage," surrendered Fri­ year study and recommend day night to authorities here. tu-ation change* to U10 11013 lie 1Misted a $3 .01x1 bond an Legislature. Rocky, Bride On Honeymoon State Mishaps Take 18 Lives Traffic accident* claimed overturned on his car at four live* in Seminole County Highway 17-92 and Seminola O'.cr the weekend, bringing Iloulcvanl. the total In the county to six Trooper J. L. Sikes laid for the la it right day* and Hay apparently turned in to 11 for the year. At lead front of a produce-laden trac­ IS persons died In accidents tor-trailer driven by George in the atatc over the week­ D. Skipper, 27, of Savannth, Ga. Skipper reported to likes end. Mctbcrt Gene llay, 28, a that his truck struck and volunteer policeman of 902 knocked the car ahead, then Triplet Drive, Cassclbrrry, the trailer overturned on the was crushed to death early automobile. Wrecking crewa required MAGHAGHA, U.A.R. (UPI) Sunday when a tractor-trailer The death toll, In Saturday’* capsiring of an overloaded Nile Itivcr ferry, may exceed the creation of (he canal dis­ 2u0, authorities said today. trict his navigating committec will dissolve and pass out of existence. ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) Tom A dam s,s secretary* of Monty Woolley, the bearded state; Randolph Hodges, chairman of the Stale Board actor famed as "The Man <>{ Conservation, and William Who Came to Dinner," died JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A lender of the McCrrc, chairman of Ihc today In Albany Medical Cen­ operating unions* strike against the Florida East Slate Csnal Authority, em ­ ter Hospital. He was 74. Const Railway said the walkout probubly will be phasized to the county com­ called off today. missioners that Hie only Labor leader T. C. Itolin said n Federal District LAKELAND (UPD-CItrus function of the canal district will lie to obtain the neces­ processing plants arc running Court order probubly won <1 1m» filed in Washington out of fruit, the 1062 03 season today directing the FKO to sary right-of-way. Thereafter, the project will 1* almost over, and the pros­ rescind its uiiti-fcather-hodpass to the control ot the pect* for next year’s crops ding work lawi which spark­ arc dim, Use Florida Citrus State Canal Authority. ed the strike April B. Harold Seotl, Jacksonville Mutual aald this weekend. “As soon n* the order Is engineer, info-mod llio meet­ ing Hut I n * recommends (hr eniem l and served on our SANTO DOMINGO, Domini­ executives, wo will bo inform­ llarnpy-Maytmvn route and SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) that a fcasibilily study would —A U. S. Army adviser and can llrpuhlic (UPI) — Pres­ ed and the strike notica will cost an estimated $91,000. two Vietnamese soldiers were ident Juan Hosch convoked Ite withdrawn," Itolin anid. hi* eahinei toduy for a report McCree stated it would be shot and killed by Communist military chiefs, District Judge Luther AV. Ihe function of his Canal Au­ Viet Cong guerrillas today in from thority lo finance Ibis study. an ambush about 23 miles strengthening belief (he hour Youngdnhl Mid ho would Is­ The state officers indicated mirth of here, a U. S. military for a Dominican s t r o k e sue an order today. Ho listenagainst Haiti may bo Immi­ ad to arguments from both actual financing of canal spokesman announced. nent. construction would lie done Miles am Thursday, An Army spokesman said with matching funds by the Thu end of the operating on Dominican infantry now were stale and federal govern­ KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) Uain unions’ atrikea against in attack isisilions the length ments. — Preliminary activities of the KKC will not have much of (he border oeparating the All four county commis­ the annual Southern Baptist two countries on the Carib­ prartlral effect nn the rail­ sioners approved Ihc canal church convention opened to­ bean island of Hispaniola. way. It hna U-en crippled by a project. day, plagued with the threat Uoseh made no oecret of strike by II non-operating Scott emphasized . . . and of a allow down on academic his plan* (o invade Haiti if unlena since Jun. 2.1. lie wu* supported by Ha­ freedom for cliurch-slipporird necessary to topple ihc dic­ The ‘non-ops’ strike, now state officer* . . . ttiat the schools. tatorial regime of President In Its 104th day, will not bo canal construction will by­ Francois Duvalier. affcrtral by the court order. pass the shad spawning and The Organization of Amer­ fishing grounds of the St. L a b o r und management PLEIKU, South Viet Nam ican Stales (OAS) stepped mea-t here Friday to discuss Johns River, only opposition expressed to the canal was (UPI) — Elements of three up its efforts (o head off a n settlement to tho non-ops from commercial fishermen South Vietnamese army divis­ war between the two nations wage dispute. and fishing ramp operator* ion* have begun a massive which share the Caribbean who expressed fear the con­ "squeeze play" designed to island of Hispaniola, only 43 struction would damage or overrun the Communist Viet miles from Cuba. Cong stronghold of Do Xa, H President Duvalier vowed kill shad fishing. in Port Au Prince be never The engineer explained pre­ was announced today. would step down under pres­ liminary planning calls for sure, he told his people: a canal 100 feet wide and "1 am a revolutionary in ATLANTA (U P l)-D r . Mar­ eight feet deep, with lock* BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) al either end to maintain a lin Lulhrr King Jr. predicted every sense—not a sentimen­ mean water level 13 feet Sunday that ra d a r barriers in tal t>pe but one of the IWnT — Negro leaders, encouraged I have for my by the first march on city jail above sea level and lo pre­ Birmingham would be lower­ kind . . . in a 31 day campaign Dial did vent Infiltration of salt wa­ ed within a few days because companion my rifle." In Washington, the OAS not result In mass arrests, ter into the fresh water area* of the unity shown by Negro an emergency planned more protests for to­ and vice versa. demonstrators In that troubl­ scheduled meeting to hear a report day while federal officials The lock* would be 230 x 'd city. from three members of tlie sought to ease the explosive 30 feet, allowing (or two fact-finding mission It sent racial situation here. barge* and a tug to pass to Haiti and the Dominican through at one time. Plea­ More than 2.0U0 singing, WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en sure craft would b)-pa*s the ate GOP leader Everett M. Hrpubllc. The mission mem­ chanting Nrgrnc* S u n d a y locks. Dirksen (aid today he plan­ bers expressed doubt that marched six blocks from a Gov. Farris Bryant will ned new proposals to reduce llosrh would Dime against Negro church to a park across name Hie five commissioner* congressional abuse* of ex- Haiti while tho OAS waa try­ (rum the city Jail, They were of Hie canal district, two iwnte account and counter­ ing to solve the crisis. permitted by police to hold a front Seminole County and part spending by Junketing IJ-minute demonstration aim­ one each from the oilier lawmaker*. ed at lioUterlng the spirits of three countir*. more than l,2u0 Negroes wrhn Uridgu ..... . . . . Page 6 remain in Jail for previous Classified . ___ Page U demonstrations. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Ccsnlrs ___ Pag* H Tom R i c h e y , guidance The state Chamber of Com­ Burke Marshall, head of the ...... P a g . 6 Dear Ahby counselor of Srmlaol* High merce aald thla weekend that Justice Department’s civil Editorial . . . . . Pag* 4 KcImjuI will apeak to lb* San­ the number of income tax re­ rights division and considered Entertainment Page 5 ford Lions Club when they turn* filed by Floridians this the chief racial trouble-shoot­ Legal* _ _ Page 5 - 1 4 9 mecl (or luncheon at the year bad Increased u per er of the Kennedy administra­ P u tils .......... . Page 3 school cafeteria at noon, Tues­ cent during the past five tion. met with local officials S o c ie t y ____. . . . . Pag* 0 day. All Lion* are to meet at years, indicating an expan­ during the weekend In ef­ (be school. sion of the state's economy. Hpprla Pag* I forts to ease racial St. Johns Canal District Bill Okay Seen This W eek The bill creating tbc St. Joltns-lndlan River Canal Dis­ trict will be introduced in the legislature this week and pushed through to curly passa„v bj the delcgaC^s f.u.u" Brevard. Orange. Seminole and Volusia Counties. A* outlined at a joint ses­ sion of Hie commission* of the four counties Friday noon at the Mayfair Inn. the lcgls|e “ on is designed only for the district officers to ob­ tain Hie necessary right-ofway for the proposed canal connecting Uk* two rivers from Lake Harney (o Maytown. Slate officer* emphasized U the county commissioners they will not be asked for fund* or will ad valorem (axes be requested. John Krider, chairman of year-old Cnssellterry resident, was crushe«l to death Sunday when a trac­ tor-trailer hit is and overturned on it Sundny at Highway 17-92 and Seminola Roulevard. Ray wus the fourth traffic victim of the weekend in Seminole County, and the sixth in eight days. (Herald Photo). provements on Mrs. Ilced’s shell home. Sheriff Joe Crrvatsv saif the work never was completed. A mortgage fur the jolt was taken and aold. The four men charged will go lo trial June 4 In Circuit Court here. They are, beside* Junes, hour after bis surrender. H o r a c e Billiard Barnard. He reportedly had been liv­ ing In Ormond Besrh and William rictus Braden and working in a Itomc repair bus­ William A. Dr Moss. Their arrests came as a result of iness in that arra. The Herald Tuesday will an extensive investigation of publish a detailed report of home repair racketeering be­ legislation designed a* "the gan by Sheriff Joe Crevasse. obituary of wholesale home r e p a i r racketeering" in Florida. All parents of Seminole Jones was an olficer of the High School senior* are In­ now defunct Nova Builder* vited to meet with the FAG of Sanford. He’s accused Day committee at Ihe acbool along with two other officers cafeteria at > p. m. tonight. and a salesman of "stealini" Plana will be made for the Uta mortgage to property after • graduation activities, owned by Mrs. Komis Deed and committees will be form­ ed, said Co-Chairman Sonny West of Gainesville. ^ Tbs firm urate t o V im­ FoweU and Bill L ovelace. Senior I’arcntt* Dominicans Set 'Attack' Plans Showdown Seen Squeeze Play Negroes Plan More Protests Unity Shown Stop Abuses Herald Index Lions At SHS Economy Boost four hours to clean up the debris and unload the produce (ruck. Sikes estimated dam­ age to the tractor-trailer at $23,000 and $800 to Day’s car. Three persons died as the result of a two-car crash early Saturday at Highway 17-92 and State Road 410. They were: William llam m Vann. 44, of 2200 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. Daisy (Perdue) Vann, 48, his wife. Charles A. Hall. 31, of 310 Nannctle Drive, Orlando. Mrs. Vann and Hall were killed instantly at 1:20 a. m. Saturday. Vann died at 11 a. m. Saturday at Orango Memorial Hospital, Orlando. JUlL.wa* riding w U h .D c r r x _ — W. Nichols. 34. McCoy AFB, who was charged with drlv* log without a valid license. Deputy William Chandler, who witnessed the- crash, re­ ported to Sikes that the Vann \ car crossed in front of Nlohols. Mr. and Mrs. Vann came to Sanford S li year* ago from Salcinburg, N. C. Their bodies were sent to Salemburg by the Drisson Funeral Home. Vann is survived by hit mother, Mrj. Deity Wilson, Salemburg, and four bro­ thers and slaters, including, * James W. Vann, of Pahokee. Mrs. Vann is survived by seven children, Mrs. Martha Tackett, John 1L, Tommy, a Sanford Herald carrier, and Paid Caudle, of Sanford, and Mrs, Eugene Marsh, Mra, Hetty Walker and Mrs. Na­ omi Carroll, of Greensboro, N. C.; her moiitcr, Mrs. Annlo Walker, Greensboro, and eight brothers and (Isters. Hall Is survived by hla wife, Mrs. Ilosc L. Hall; a son, Mark; bit parratj, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hall, LouisvlUe, Ky„ and a brother, Joseph Hall, 1-outsvlllr. Funeral services will bo conducted at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday by Hev. Smith at tho Fairchild Chapel, Orlando. Burial will he in Woodlawn Memorial Park, Orlando. Fairchild Funeral Home is in charge. Surviving Hay are his par­ ents, Mr. end Mrs. MlUon J. Day, of New Plymouth, Ohio, and a sister, Mra. Stanley Miller, Winter Park. H e^am a to Casselberry three yeara ago after a tour of duty in the Armed Forces. The body was forwarded by Hie Gramkow Funeral Homo to Die lleinleln Funeral Home at Logan, Ohio. Yanks Ask Red Asylum BERLIN (UPI) - The East German news agency ADN said today two American sol­ diers—a captain and a ser­ geant—had entered East Ger­ many and asked for asylum. ADN Identified them as Capt Alfred Svensoo. deputy eommandnr at the Ind Teak Battalion at the 1st Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Armored PIvision, In West Germany, and Sgt. Benjamin Cain of West Berlin’s 8th Infantry Keg^ � 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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