18 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e50055f057fb248ba4f56185fd6fb289.pdf 0663e8a32c78b235419f9c09e3a3fee6 PDF Text Text *F f i PA G E 12 THUBS., M A Y 28, IM S , . Karan Cnee, daughter of Mr. g w Mr*. William Caaa of Sunaat Drive in Caaaalberry, WO ha among the ala featur­ ed aaWeto at the flaring Cobdart t i the rtalag yooag chorfl| m m “Young Winter Park M g P to he preeented at 1 m, m. Sunday at the Winter M Sigh School Auditorium. :■;, Other eolototo wiD be Steeo iNdertch, Laslie Culver, Barturn Smith, David Stilling* gad Tam Temliaaoo. Thu chorua, under the diymtlrt el the well-known . rttornl director Dr. Chrletopb- cam* to the United State* In US? aa a refugee from Ger­ many U becoming more of a reality with each paiaing day. Or. Jakob Harieh, hi* sonin-law, Edwin Swtdt and a friend, Emit Longron, all neighbors on S. Cortes Ave. in North Orlando, hare Joined Billy Dempsey Missile Club Member Of Year force* end era herd at work producing chemical product* relatively new to the Industry became of their extreme low toxicity. Now being manufactured and aold by Harieh chemical Co., Inc., are a mildew and mold cleaner, a root coat* tag compound and a pharm­ aceutical product Although My Jaaa Casselberry Billy Dempsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dempsey of 240 Taike Triplet Dr. in Cas­ selberry was named Outstand­ ing Missile Club Member for the Year Tuesday at a mast­ ing of the genera] board of the South Seminole Missile Club at South Seminole Junior High School. • Announcement waa made to- Old Glory Post To Sell Poppies In Longwood By Doan* Estes This Friday and Saturday Will be hippy Days in l«ongwod aa members of the Amer­ ican legion and Auxiliary of Old Glory Post 18,1 set up ■ales stands in front of the Longwood Post Office, the Longwood Super Market and to Longwood Plaza, Only members of the Ameri­ can Legion group* are quali­ fied to handle snlcs of tlm Small poppies which are mode by veterane In VA hospitals. Veterans receive pay fur mak­ ing the poppies and the work, in many instances, doubles ss therapeutic trestmenL Residents In each area are urged to support the program in their own cumin unity. Geneva Citizens To Discuss Fire Department A special meeting of the Geneva Citizens Aisn. to dis­ cuss organization ot a vul ■nicer fire department ami rescue unit has been called for T p.m. next Tuesday hy Lewis Hughey, president of the association. The meeting will be hekl at toe Geneva Community 1UII. All interested residents are orged to attend. Bear Lake Club Sets Meeting By BUrley Wentworth The monthly meeting and workshop of the Bear Lake Home Demonstration Club will be held next Tuesday at I p.m. la the home at Mrs. Xlcherd Matbai on Linnaal Beach Drive In Bear Lake. Each member ia asked to bring 12 copies of her favorite recipe for exchange. The workshop of the evening will be on designing aluminum trays. Arrangements to so curs trays hr those do not alraady have them may be made by contacting the club president, Mrs. Raynead Jackson, st her home iolliday Avenue in Bear J Linda Cote, Missile Club president, presented him with the medal that comet with the honor. Billy, an eighth grade stud' ent, has been a member of the club for two years end has served ss vice president of Chapter Two both years. This year, due the illness of chap­ ter president Johnny Wisdom, Billy has had to assume many o f the dutlee o f this office, Billy waa ehunen because of By Doaaa Estes hia wide knowledge of spaee The Longwood Volunteer and mlssllei and for hla serv­ Fire Dept, today announced ice end loyalty to the club ac­ plans to sponsor a beauty cording to Missile Club Ad­ visor Mrs. Catharine Martin. As for the future, Billy ha* hla eyes on the etar*. He would like to join the United State* Air Force and, if he can pass the stringent require­ ments, wants to be an astro­ By Donna Estei naut involved in space explor­ Two member* of South ation or testing. Seminole VFW Post 8207 re­ ceived membership awards bis own community. Ills se'which*were’ announced Gy M. cretary and bookkeeper, Mrs, J. Benson, junior vice com­ William Sklslak, also Is i mander of the Dept, of Flor­ resident of North Orlando. ida, following this month's regular meeting of the Post. Commander Harold Mats Tha Mid-Florida Skating received a silver football for Assn, will hold its May Dance enlisting 11 new or reinstated and Figure Competition Meet members and A. J. Berdahl, front 4:30 until 7:10 p. m. this post quartermaster, received Sunday at the Skate City Hol­ a gold football for bringing in By Shirley Wentworth ler Kink iu Fern Park. 23 or more new or reinstated The Forest City Commun­ Clubs taking part in the members. ity Assn, will hold a fish fry avent will lie the Roll Arena Plans also were made at ■ml covered dish supper for of Tampa. Gay Blade* of St. the last meeting for ■ chicken all members and prospective Petersburg, Guy Way Palace barbecue to be sponsored by members in place of Its regu­ o f Clearwater, Palms Arena the post and its auxiliary on lar June meeting. o f Pinallu* Park and Skate June 9. The event will take place at City. the property site ol the asso­ Thli will he the last meet ciation’* proposed clubhouse until after the Southern Re­ V F W Meeting Set The May meeting of the on the north side of SR 43d in gional scheduled July 1-0 at (he Luke Harriett area begin­ the Deauville llotej In Miami Auxiliary of South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will be held at ning at 4:10 p.m. this Sunday. Beach. Fish, bush puppies and cof­ Sunday’s rumpeitiun Is open 8 p.m. tuday in the Post fee will be provided by the to the general public free of Home on the Old Dixie High1way. association and those attend­ rharges. ing are to bring a covered dish. The supper will lie the last uf the group’s activities until next September. Person* In­ terested in alfiliating with the organization may do so at a very nominal fee. VFW Members Get Awards North Orlando Event Canceled ' mittaa of the North Orlando ' Civic Aaan. that plana to stage the event this month have ] Seen canceled due to the close­ ness hi time to the Fourth of 1|uly when the association will gponaor a big celebration In I the Village. The committee urge* that hll members of the association now concentrate their Ideas, plana and effort* toward mak­ ing the July 4 avent the most sueceasful ever held in the community. LONGWOOD F IR E M A N Carl Lommler In tured preparing entry blank* fo r the beauty content to name a “ Mis* Flame o f Seminole County” which will be a feature event o f thi* ear’s annual Fourth o f July Fiesta sponsored y the Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept. Lommler, chairman o f the event, will send blank* for each area fire department to enter two girl* in the contest. (Herald Photo) Firemen To Sponsor Miss Flame Contest lufto* and entertaining pro­ gram ranging from .Bach, Beethoven and Brahma to lighter aelectloo* from the Bound o f Moale and popular meladiea from the West Side (Tory. The public la Invited and ticket* for the performance may be purchaeed at the door. by thr Map, fam i-aiG om ; Lyman High PTA Installs NewOfficers ~thc~JAKOfl H A R iC il, ieuUn. InveTytap-fop-anA-ioitiidsr-ot-Harich rhetfiicul Co., Inc., in finally realising u longtime dream. With him are Ernie Longcore, left, vice president and Edwin Swede, secretary. Dr. Harieh, who alfio serve* ns company president, ia a native o f Yugoslavia who came to thin country in 1057 an a refugee from Germany. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake Sets PTA Play Day By Shirley Wratworth A PTA Play Day will be held at the Bear Lake Ele­ mentary School between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. this S* turd ay which wlU fea­ ture assorted ball games be­ tween the school faculty and the parents as part of the program. Cooperating In arrange­ ments and plans for insuring i day of fun snd sport are members of the school's Bid's Club, Richard Lathlcy, president of the club, said to­ day. Lushley advised that no children will be allowed on the grounds during the event unless they are accompanied by at least one of their parrati. Forest City Church School Sets Graduation By Shirley Wentworth Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises of the Forest City Seventh day Adventist Church School will be held at 8 p.m. May 2U. in the Academy Cha­ pel wlili Eider Ray James, Florida Youth trader, ns the priiirlp.il speaker. A program featuring stu­ dent talent also will tie pre­ sented. A Clans Heccptiun will be held following graduation at the homo of class president Edwin hammer on Forest Lnku Dr. in Forest City. Oviedo Chorus Sets Concert By l.lnds Smith-un Tha Ovicdu High School Chorus will present a concert entitled “ Spring Serenade" this Friday at 7 p. m. in tha school auditorium. Tha program will include two numlwra by tha school band which waa organized this year. Nominal admission* have been oat for adults and chil­ dren. Pre-school ago children will Iw admitted fro* of charge. Library Holiday The Delia ry Public Library Will be closed un Memorial Day. The summer schedule will begin un Tuesday, June 4, when hour* will be from 9 until 11:30 a. in. E D IT O R IA L COMM ENT Congratulations Sanford Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose, wu* instituted here Sunday afternoon with n total o f 32 charter member* in attendance for the enrollment ceremony. Congratulation* are in order for thi* new group and for member* o f Sanford Lodge 1851, Loyal Order o f Moose, who played a major part in supporting and encouraging it* organization. Roth the Women of the Moose and the Order are recognized the world over for their work with children and the uged for it i* through their endeavor that support is given to Mooseheart, the orphanage in Moosehcart, Ind„ and to Moosehnven, the City o f Retirement in Or­ ange I'ttrk, Fla. In uddition, both participate in any number o f civic and sociul project* for the young uml old in their own local areas. The Sanford Moose Lodge has received widespread recognition fo r it* work ami growth in enrollment during the paat year . . . now, we look witli interest to the Women of the Moose to meet, and pcrliap* even lietter, this record. Adult Talent Show Scheduled For PTO Fish Fry Set In Forest City To Host Meet cojlest to name "Miss Flame of Seminole County" at the annual Longwood Firemen's Fiesta on July 4. Carl Lommler, who Is serv­ ing a* chairman of the con­ test. already has requested the fire departments of San­ ford, Lake Mary, Oviedo, North Orlando, Casselberry. Altamonte Springs, the Naval Air Station, the Florida For­ estry Service and the Weklwa Volunteers to each enter two girls by the June I en­ try-deadline. - The winner will receive a beautiful loving cup and other prizes of value to be revealed at * later date. Lommler states that rulea for the applicant! are: 1— must be • high school stu­ dent; 2—must be a Seminole County resident; 1—must par­ ticipate in all activities (par­ ade, bathing suit and gown contest); 4—must be accom­ panied by an adult chaper­ one; 5—application must be signed by contestant and par­ ent or guardian and • —girl or sponsoring department must furnish garments to be worn In the contest. Girls meeting qualifications who would like to enter this contest may contact their lo­ cal fire chief or the chair­ man for further information. Iztmmler may be reached it P.O. Il<>\ 41. longwood. By J u t Casselberry The Lyman High School PTA held election and In­ stallation of officers Tats* day night in the school aid!tarings Officers installed by Mrs. David McCoy, pu t PTA pres­ ident, were Mrs. Joseph Pavelduk, president; A1 Lor* msnn, vice president; Mrs. Austin Seville, secretary and Howard Babbitt, treasurer. Mra. Clara Baimer, outgo­ ing secretary, presented car­ nation corsages to tha ladles and boutonnalres to Urn men. A1 Lormana, who waa un­ able to be present, was tostalled by proxy with James Birkeameyer standing in. Lyman High Tauber Mor­ ion Martin gave the devo­ tional. The Lyman Chorua, accompanied by mule teach­ er, Mrs. Nell Draeding, pre­ sented two numbers. Principal Ralph Diggs, whs will be leaving the school this y u r to taka the position as superintendent ct custodial services, was presented with ■ gift of a chrome and plas­ tic rocking chair from the PTA. Burbon Ferrell, outgolog president, received a gift of an electric drill from the organization. Refreshments of cake and punch or coffee were served following the meeting by tbs tenth grade mothers. Moose Lodge Sels Dance Sanfurd Lodge 1*41, Loyal Order of Moo SO, will hold S dance thia Saturday night in honor of the newly instituted Sanford Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose. The dance will upen to all members and their invited guests. A three-piece orchestra w ill provid* music for dancing be­ ginning at 8 p. m. in the Lake Mary Lodge Hall. A minimum admission churg* per couple will be accepted and refresh­ ments will be available. Fain Meshotto Is chairman in charge uf planning tha event. Casselberry VFW To Install New Officers SHS Band Sets Annual Concert Tha Sctnimda High School Rami will present Its annual Spring Concert at 8 p.‘ m. thi* Friday in the school auditor­ ium. Tha cuncert has been In re­ hearsal for a number of weeks and students uf the band have studied and workni especially hunt for this year's presenta­ tion. Interested resident* of all area* who enjoy music are in­ vited to attend. Bear Lake Men To Have Pa Lyman High Band Boosters Set Dinner Good Scores Three more Lyuun Band Picnic Set members who scored well at The annual picnic o f th* Dethe state Bandmasters Coo- Iter y Volunteer Fire Dept. ventmn held at Miami Beach and its Auxiliary will be held recently, not previously re-.mi May 31) at Hurta Park in ported are John Peterson,' DeLeon Springs. Those planwho received a Superior rat­ nlng to attend are to bring ing for his drum solo, and Pat their own picnie lunch, their McLaughlin and Terry liar- swimming aalta and fishing , nion who received Excellent rods. The department's Min­ [for Utelr trumpet solos. ( tro leers will provid* musk. By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School Band Roosters will sponsor their third snd last dinner fur Una school year Saturday from 3-7 p.m. In the school cafeteria. A fried chicken dinner will be served and continuous en­ tertainment will be provided by the dance band. Lyman Band and South Seminole Junior High School Rand. The public Is invited. Band Boosters Elect Officers By Jane Casselberry The Lyman High School Bund Boosters met to elect oftlcera for the coming school year. B. R. Peterson was elected to head (lie group. Other officers are Mrs. Pat I House, vice president; Keith l l a r m o n , secretary; Mrs. Austin Seville, treasurer, and Mrs. Rae Lambert, corres­ ponding secretary. To Attend Meet TW O AN N IVE RSAR IE S were celebrated at the II. At. Cochran home in Lake Mary at an Open Huutte held Monday niyrht. "Air. John" Cochran, seated, celebrated hia 90th Birthday and Mr. and Air*. Horace Cochran celebrated their 35th Wedding Anniversary. (Herald Photo) C o m m a n d e r and Mrs. George Howard and Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tilton of VFW Post 10030 of Casselberry will go to Cocoa this Sunday to take part In the installation of officers at the Capt Cana­ veral PosL Two Anniversaries Celebrated By Frances Wester | Monday was ■ big day for I the Cochran family in Lake Mary It was the ninetieth birthday of J. D. Cochran. lly Jane CoMcIbcrry The parking lot at South I bead of the family, better Seminole Junior High School I known to hia friends a* “ Mis­ in Casselberry will h* turned ter John.*' and it was alto into a miniature Cape Canav- the thirty-fifth wedding anni■nil Friday when the school's I versary uf Mr. sod Mr*. Missile Club hold- ite annual Horace 31. Cochran. A day like tint could not .Ml,«ile Launchings. Motels made by *ach chap­ be allowed to pass unnoticed. ter of the elub will blast o ff at Six friends spesr-hesded a various times through the day celebration, which took the term of on “ Ope* House'' at from the perking lot pod. Missile Club Sets Firing Day District Commander Joseph Tyminskl will Install the men and Past Department Presi­ dent Maude ilorrcU will in­ stall the women. The public is Invited to at­ tend. By Men have combined qoainted By D«nna Knlrn Mary llowrll, secretary and 8 p.m. ne An Adult Talent Show w illi Leroy Riley, treasurer, Florida Power Lounge un bo presented Ht next Tut**- 1 The show, which will be un- j Rear Lake. At Hie same time those day's 7:10 p. m. meeting of the di*r the direction uf .Mrs. Elda Longwuud IT O In the school Nichols, will feature tlm fid- 1tending will hid a [a re well to John Neel who auditorium following the hud. lowing acts; ness meeting during which The Hchoolhouie Four Plus ] leaving in the near future for new officers will be installed. One starring R. T. Miiwre, a nine month* European tour Officer* ate Mrs. Carolyn John Angel, Louis Husky and of duty with the Navy. The party will he open to Itistlilie, president; Mrs. Eula Christy Harp with Michael all men of the urea. Fisher ut the piuno; Scott, vice president; Mrs. A Chorus Line of Mothers from l.ongnoud, Nuith Or­ lando and Longdate; a Com­ edy Act with Mra. Paulin* Sleveria and daughter, Mar­ garet; an Impersonation of Minute Pearl hy Mr*. Mari* Wallace; a Takeoff on Victor llorg* by Wayne Joiner; a Duet for Flute and Piano with Max and Arietta Coberly; The Korny Kitchen Kutics, a ladies' band; a Vocal Solo by James Meriwether and a Ballet Dane* hy Mr*. Nicol* and first grade students. Refreshment* will be served by fifth and alxth grad* mothers following the meeting and program. By Jane Casselberry V.F.W. Post 10030 of Cas­ selberry and Its Auxiliary will bald a Joint Installation of Officer* Saturday at • p.m. at the Land O' Lakes Country Club of Casselberry. the Horace Cochran borne on Crystal Lake. Some forty friends called between the hours of 7:30 to 9:3t) p. m- to share birthday cake with the nonagenarian and congratulate the wed­ ding pair of 35 years. The hostesses were Mrs. Smaliters, Mrs. Raymond M. Ball. Mrs. Jsmes M Thomp­ son, Mrs. R. E. True. Mrs H. M. Gleason and Mrs. P. D. Anderson. Mrs. William llarmuu,. sister of Mrs. II. M The party '“<oins were gay and fragrant with flowers, the gift* of friends, as was the orchid corsage worn by 31r*. Cochran. The dining room table was overlaid with a white damask cloth, and a beautiful arrangement of wbde orchids was flanked by the crystal punch buwt at one end and the three layer birthday cake at the other. A green and white theme had been carried out in all the decorations, in the punch, Cochran, kept the guest book. ] the petit fours, and the mints. Mrs. True presided at the punch bowl which was live conversation piece with its floral ice circle. During the evening, Ute hostesses presented 31r. and Mrs. Cochran with a lilver tray aa a memento or the occasion. Out of town gueata were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moon and sons. Tommy and Johnny of Oviedo. Mra. Moon is the daughter of “ Mister John" and the sister uf Horace Cueliras. �Prep School Negotiations: Wrapped Up - Crapps Sty? §>mtft«rit ifmUt W E A T H E R : F a ir through Saturday. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 80-66. Established 1908 FRI., M A Y 24. 1963 SANFORD, FLO R ID A 2 5 0 Cadets Ready For Fall NO. 719 *** e t o ^ m an. United Press Leased W ire N 1la ;|1 1D amsi fvilllla l l |% ll JIdIIi iiB p cin ; Bugs, Death, Brutality $234 Million Cut OH From Military Projects Injunction Sought Some SO cadeta are sched­ uled to begin classes with tbe fall semester at Sanford Mil­ »• itary Academy la September, la tbe first term of tha new school, classes will be con­ fined to the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades. N e a r Approval This was tbe consensus of WASHINGTON (U P!) - principals today although fin­ Legislation to end pay dis­ al contract! have not been crimination a g a i n s t the signed and, it was reported, "weaker sex” today was a a “ few minor details must be step eloaer to final approval. ironed out.” City Commissioner 1. A. Crapps, commenting on ne­ 751 Refugees PORT EVERGLADES, Fla. gotiations in New York City (U P I) — The freighter Morn­ with MacFaddcn Foundation ing Light docked here today official* Wednesday evening with 751 refugees from Com­ and Thuraday noon, said that “ It was a good trip and suc­ munist Cuba. cessful, all wrapped up nice and clean.” Underpaid He wa» referring to nego­ ST. LOUIS ( U l 'l l - A m e r ­ ica's astronaut* ire “ sorely tiations wherein live Foundsunderpaid" and ought lo get I tkm agreed to purchase from a salary increase, according Uie City of Sanford 18 plus to their Washington attorney, acres of the recreation area at Mcllonville and Celery Leo Deorscy. Avenues for $loo,oou, payable 128,500 down and the balance Okay Given TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — in deferred payments over a The Senate Finance Commit­ period of 10 years. tee gave it* spprovsl TtiursJ. P. Wlcgcrs, New York dsy to a bill that would pro­ City, chairman of the Mac* hibit Floridians from deduct­ ing state liquor taxes from their income taxes. Fadden Foundation, sponsoring the new military school, told The Herald by telephone this morning “ all parties are agreed In the transaction ex­ cept a few minor details.” He said the Foundation and the San Franclsen Giants are in agreement for the pur­ chase of the Giants’ dormitor­ ies at a cost of (275,000, He also said agreement wak reached Thursday evening to purchase the city property for ttoo.ooo. However, W kfert added, ir la u t the attorneys aiast yet Iron out details ot the contracts n t CUy Commission mot and that will taka more time in secret session this morning than we desire." He said the la to* Abstract Co. office . , . Foundation would prefer to Knocked on tha door aad complete the transactions In 1asked Atty. gill HutehUon, two weeks whereas it now la expected the deal will not be who, surprisingly wss invited, consumalcd until the end o f -Can I come in?” “ Not at June this time,” sakl Mr. Hutchi­ There alto is a matter o f WASHINGTON (U P I) - roaches and frogs . . I woke ■re men. Therefore mother leading to the toilet. Others son . . . or sometbiag llko Ten-year-old children armed brokerage feei amounting to u,» with my body all cover­ prisoners cannot be visited by had lo huddle on the floor or that . . . Waited outside and with machine guns are serv­ more than 513,ouo. The Bu­ ed with blotches from bites.” their sons who have reached remain standing.” reau of Private Schools and talked to Jack Wilbur about ing as guards at dank, ratA prisoner at La Cabana, The report said testimony their seventh blrliidayl” Colleges, New York City, fishing, etc., and Mayor Tom infested Cuban prisons, ac­ The wife of a former offi­ where many o f the more than from prisoner* “ specifically cording to a report of the brought the principals to* McDonald came out and gethcr and their fee must be said: "The office Isn't sound­ Inter-American Human Rights Indies led that the complaints cer in Fidel Castro's revolu­ 1,000 announced executions by Use Castro regime were car­ were more serious concern­ tionary army testified: paid. But the principals are proofed. would appreciate It Commission. The 2,000-word report re­ ing the treatment of female not in accord who shall pay, if you left.” “ We were about 125 women ried out, tutd this story: “ I used to hear and see leased Thursday said the prisoners.'' and thus another compromise • * • without any clothing other what went on when the exe­ The girl was one of them. treatment of the estimated must be reached. Requiscat In pace; ora pro A woman told the commis­ Hun what we wore. Mott of cutions took place , . . Just 60.000 prisoner! in Castro Wlcgcrs stated the Found* nobis. sion during' an investigation us slept on the floor. There below the cells In which 1 was Jails was “ humiliating, op­ ation Is proceeding on the • • • Ir. Miami: “ Mothers in pri­ were only 12 double bunks confined. I saw crowds that pressive and despotic," premise that the transaction So I'll be waiting out here One girl said there wa* no son were not allowed to sec where two persons slept in gathered to witness this a* will be finaliied by Interview* In the torrid heat outside on sunlight m the prison, and their sons who were over 7 each . . . others sat on beds a spectacle . . . cbilddren 10 ing prospective Instructors,1 Commercial, and 11 you past “ the place was full of big rat, years old . . . Jailers consid­ and others step underneath and 12 year* old guarded the setting up a curriculum, com*' please give this weary travel­ mice, mosquitoes. Hies, cock­ ered that boys over this age them and In a corridor |prisoners w'lh machine guns.' plcting building plans for ren­ er a gltta of cold water. ovating and remodeling the JIM C R AM ’S • • • dormitories, etc, ‘Optimistic’ NOTES FROM TI1K UN­ Crapps said the city'a re* DERGROUND ON COMMER­ celpt* In the sale “ will be ul*' CIAL. Hmalely plowed back Into an 10:30 a.m. Tom McDonald e n l a r g e d recreation pro­ came out and gave me a nic gram.” He added the Founda­ Space Boost kel to put In the parking me­ tion has agreed to lease three ter for one of the commission DALLAS. Tex. (U P I)—The ball diamonds at the Mellon* Air Force disclosed today cr's vehicles. ville-Celery Ave. site to tho that it hoped to start developtO;K am . Lovely Peggy W ASH ING TO N, (UP1> — ctiy for a reereationa! arc* ■■*.»»>" » military orbital Jane Lundquist brought me Tha House Armed Services for two years at a rental of $5 WASHINGTON (U P I)—The 3. to show cause why the tempting to enroll in the uni- _ ( p<co Nation lhal toulil *lay out a gists of water (no annually. Committee — reflecting the Justice Department t o d a y order should not be issued. versity. He said this would Jut<>ft indefinitely with men ice). Accompanying Crappa to Shortly after Grooms order­ It a.m. Changing of the mood of an economy-minded asked the U. S. district court be hi* "constitutional stand- aboard, New York wa* Mayor Tom Birmingham, Ala., to issue ed the two Negroes admitted, guard. Van Pelt takes over Congress— today cut nearly ing" as governor and as "dlMcDonald. Wallace publicly staled he Seminole County Senator charter which gives the coun­ |'2(3 million from Pentagon an injunction preventing Gov. and Versbel calls It quits. Mixing Cases George Wallace from Inter- would be present to bar Hie reel representative” ot the, ATLANTA (U I'l) - The U. Mack Cleveland Jr. will intre­ cil the power to impose any • * * requests for military construc­ (erring with the enrollment of entrance of any Negro st- people of Alabama. 11:15: Changing of tha tion projects at home and S, 5th Circuit Court of Ap­ duce a bill in the Senate early form of tuxes needed, except qualified Negroes at the Uni­ peal* today hear* two acliool next week on the proposed ad vulorem, without the mat­ guard again Van Pelt R»ea uhioad. versity of Alabama. desegregation c i s t s that new Casselberry charter vm ter coming before the people fur coffea. . . The committee approved a > could force Integration emphasising that ad valorem for a vute. Atty Gen. R o b erfF . Ken­ 11;30; Commission breaks j j,,ni!:t,472,lKMJ measure authorclassrooms in Mobile, *A I».’, ' i proJToited unless The only other major ob­ ■jp, , . . Queried Tom McDon­ iling buildings. ho*|ilikl »>*! nedy said tha complaint wa* fded |i gel an immediate1 and Savannah, Ga. He* rharter is umanded In a jection wa* to the original ald on what the meeting was scllit special referendum. use of the word “ condemnaabout "It's alwut our trip to bases. Include.! in the men.* court test ot Wallace's an 1 CaaselWrry dtiaana had ob-| u„tiu nr “ eminent 11-main” Union Asked New York . . briefing the rest ure were 'lo.unu new home* nm,nerd position of "legal re­ Charles E. Sparks, 20-yearADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Jetted certain articles in the in |]„, Mellon dealing with the r t the commission.” “ Any­ Defense .Secretory Robert S. sistance and legal defiance” (L’ PI) — President Kwamc thing about tape recording McNumaru (aid wets needed of federal court order* admit-1 town's right to acquire land old Sanford Negro, was sen­ TALLAHASSEE tt.'l'l) — proper passing, rutting in too Nkruiiiah of Ghana today for public Improvement, This tenced to a period of from discussion at meet?'* says 1. to house some servicemen now ting two Negroes to the uni­ Gov. Funis llrynnt said ■fast and released on $2,:IOOI called for an Immediate union *N# comment,’’ said Mr. Mc­ living in shuhhy quarters. versity Juuc lo. later was rectified to the six month* to five years U> Wallace ha* said he per­ Thursday the ltello Gludc bus bond. uf Africa ami the establish Donald. satisfaction uf tha citizen* at Raiford State Prison by Cir­ Those homes will cost Still,• • • cuit Judge Vaasar Carlton sonally will bar enrollment of lucid of a "liberation bureau” After reviewing detailed re­ a public meeting. 61U,000. ucciilent which killed 27 be,lit Thursday afternoon after ho Malone i' tu free colonics from while City must be thinking of The Defense Department Negroes Vivian J Cleveland a l s o reported port* on the accident front pickera lust Saturday pointed p u r c h a s i n g "recording” sent to the committee, headed and David M. McGlathcry to the Slate Patrol and the In- rule, that there will l>e some kind was found guilty by a six-man out the need to improve labor equipment to tape all com­ by Rep. Carl Vinson. (D-Ga.), the university. dustriul Commission, the gov, . , . • , , of decision made public early Jury of attempted robbery amt attempted rape. The complaint wa* filed in cundithtns • • mission meetings . . . Dem­ rvquest* totaling *1.87*1.455,ernnr said ho wus convinced |’ -'P L lIT llS H C * TALLAHASSEE (U I'l) - A next week on Kern I'nrk In­ Sparks, testifying in bir III KM INGHAM, Ala. tU P l) onstration wa* held at City UOl). Thu committee w barked the same court where Judge bill authorising (hr stale lo corporation. See Editorial in today's Ihe accident was not due to own behalf Thursday after­ II. Hobart Grooms on Tues­ although Hail yesterday afternoon , . . about 13 per cent from that any failure of the bus or the ] “ *, ^ c#rt> leaders, . . . . . borrow 1125 million to finance noon, admitted being in the day ordered Mis* Malone and Herald. Equipment cost . . . 5350 . . . total. voicing rome skepticism, higher cduoatu,n construction driver. * * • company of a 30-year-old white day looked to the new city , Sen, lo as „ Asked City Mansgcr W. E. Defense agencies hail their McGlathcry admitted to the lie conceded, however, the The bus plunged Into a hospital employe on the night Knowles about it today and requests reduced ncmiy 7<i per university under a l'J53 court government of toft • spoken ‘ nn(m.n, B r(,mtnUtev , ent deep canal beside State Road i bus » .is overloaded, not of last March 28 but denied Knuwlc* said not only will cent, mainly beettu-e Ilia com- i order. Mayor AlCiert Bm.twcll f a f ; ^ u „ l)l||(, bo rcfllly lo rc. he attempted lo rape her. Judge Seybourn II. Lynne 827 ufler locking bumpers covered by Insurance and tho '•direct progress In race r e - j ^ ur s „ u[tlay otl a ' lomniisskm meeting be re­ miltce decided that u new with a passing pickup truck : driver's license had expired. •D The young woman testi­ lations. corded but the inning board $17.2 m i l l i o n intelligence J**t hearing for HI a.m., June compromise general spending — , driven by James Sconyera. | “ But these factor* seem TALLAHASSEE (U I'l) — fied that Sparks, a former ind, get this 21ack, Civil Ser­ building in nearby Arlington,' bill. •J SSconyers, a 35 • yeur * old , "'incidental rather than the Deadlocked The House Appropriation* hospital employe, attempted vice board. Va., was not needed now. !r The bond borrowing hill, dragline operator, was charg­ nose iif the accident,” Riy Conimlitre bus okayed a i 155,- l» burglarize the hospital NEW YORK (U I’ l) — The The measure merely author- | steered to 3!) 0 passage byed with manslaughter, itn- ant said. 000 bill to keep the cuntrov- safe, forced Iter lo leave wtlh trial of Navy yeoman Nelson hast end of Red Bug Bund |Iej ,u,w i-ousirurthiti for fi»- r In New York. Sen. Ilurrimii C. Drummond, accused of Sen John .Mathews Jr., of ial Johns f'unililittc* in bud- him and attempted to rape finally included in the county jpui, |,ul without specific [ \ Williams, IH N-J.l, said a selling U. S. defense secrets Jacksonville, would lake care ness for another two years. her in a parked automobile road department program for mithorizntlon for projects no bill pending before the Senate In Soviet agents, ended Thurs­ of about half of the new rev­ Tbe bill passed the commit­ in the Negro icclion. tills year. Some two and one fynu’s could bo appropriated would have prevented tho day in a deadlocked Jury. enue estimated to be needed tee Thursday by a vote o f fourth mile* will bo pav$d. I h.tur by Congress. lo run tbe slate in tbe next ll-il. Tim Semite bus already W in s Honors Belle Giude tragedy. Federal Judge Edward Weinbiennium. Charllo Grant, ot Roaeland approved the appropriation He said a bill he is spoil* leld ordered a new trial (or Rocket C i t y developers Subject lo approval by the for tbe 'ogixIuUvv investigat­ Park, loth grids student of soring would have kept the June 3. plann'ng to dump water into House and the peuple at a ing group. Crootna High School, today OTTAWA I LTD — The worker*’ children h<onu under llic Eton hat people in the special election this fall, the Rep. Robert E. Know Irs of was presented with * certlfi* NATH ministerial council to­ udult supervision, making It Cold Snap Ovicdo-Cbuluota Geneva area bill earmarks proceeds of Manatee said tbe Legislature cate of merit in farm meday ended its spring meeting unm-ce.sury for the youths It) United Press International up in arm*. the slate utilities lax, about would be "pouring ............. ,_____ _ 8I5.* ____> _,ih»ii chanir* by the Thor Center with a pledge of basic uni­ to travel on the bus. A crippling cold snap siiat*22,1 million per biennium, t*> ,j,nv„ the drain,” mol charged for Better Farm Living. Huntty and formal endorse meat And ill Winter llavcn, the tcred low lempcratiiri! rec­ Final plans fur that 5RJ0.UQ0 TALLAHASSEE I LTD of a new nuclear strike force HuiIda Comiuilln iti Rural ord* across the northeastern underwrite bond* for a high Hie group had become "a pol­ ley. 111., for showing “ great im-pliai Improvement pro university ami Junior college ice committee.” farm mechanics ability.” , I The House bill to establish for the alliance. Health called for stricter portion of the nation today gram will tie presented to the construct ion program. The foreign and defense safety control* to prevent an<l threatened to wipe out board June 10 including new 0lMfr‘“ p'1 sweep*take, at minister uf the 15 \ VFO uih accidents. millions of dollars worth of pediatrics ward . . . Hill* fu,,r n,a* 'r hu,’‘" h" countries pledged Increased tender fruit and vegetable Burton to kick-in toJ.ooo. tme " ,," r «*mml»iee «*. . h a . , , , the appropriation*! committee vigilance against Hie peril of crops. Communist aggression and N E W COM M ANDER About a month ago Belle- — before going to the floor. 1h* proposal, which estab­ o f VAH*9 is Ctlr. Jumen urged increased attention to Stay O ut-PT A Local authorities today wrr* mead took out a building lishes a sweepstakes similar MIAMI BEACH (U P I) — ’ continuing ihtdr search fur I,. Shipman who will arras beyond tin- physical permit (o start work on their to that recently adopted in Like over the cotmtmml boundaries ot NATO. Tho National Congress of relative* of Albert Ifnbitimin, shopping center out by 27th New Hampshire, cleared the o f the winR alnmnl the In the final cumin unique, Parent* and Teacher* Tltur-wlmse body was recovered SI. . . . Aa of today nothing lower chamber’s finance utid Sanford's home builders in­ day gave its wholehearted from Lake Monroe, at the city USS Saratoga Sutur- the council spelled out the done about construction . . . Dancing taxation eommitttce Thtnsduy major points of the "new vite Herald readers to a support lo only one portion boat (main, Wednesday after Adams Shopping Center has day. by a 13-10 vote. noon. look nuclear force It ratiui-fkrnd tour of homes of this of llic administration's omni­ apparently fizzled out. Live Entertainment fied earlier this week. • * • area, which arc featured on bus education bill—that say­ Coroner Hugh Duncan said J F r l. N it * — page 12 of today’s Herald. ing the federal government Invest igut inn bud “ brought That project of a group of I’e g g y , Hill und Don Fur the convenience of in­ will stay out of local school nothing new to date.” Hrisson prominent people to purchase *“,♦ O ther Nitcn - Don Choya terested persons, a complete administration. T h e PTA, Funeral Horn* suid It, also, the Woodruff Building, tear A & H it Guitar map is printed showing the which ended Its convention had not been able to unveil it down and make a parking location of all the humes here, refused to give full any information about the lot uut of it has flopped. which are included in the ad­ hacking to federal aid to cd drowning victim and apparent­ ly burial would l>« ill u “ pau­ vertisements. ik a l ton. The Altamonte Council, a f­ per's giuvu” at county ex­ Country Club Heights is ter covering only about half WASHINGTON (U P I) pense. the items scheduled on tha Commencement Services day with a Consecration Scr-! -fUe House Agriculture Coro- h»'in g a "rneak preview" uf lfi Honored JACKSONVILLE fU P I) ■grndu Wednesday n i g h t , |or jyj member* of toe l!W3 ' lt'r *nr which Elder lit*- mi Ure today approved a their Culvacadc oi Homes out gently but firmly "excused” ,.ral]uj„ n., t.u>, a, yure,t m«nd Cummings. Young Pern multi-million dollar stib.idy « « Five Point*, ami Kings Sixteen Navy men will la­ the press at g:15 after which ** pic's missionary volunteer program for the cotton in wood Builders is featuring commended today at the Rridue Page A th* three member* present Lake Acalle,,)> ln Lily ,ccrc|ary 0j thv conference, dustry after rejecting two their new Creenbriar of Loch Jacksonville Naval Air SlaClassified .. Page ID A II took chair* around another ; W*B be held at to a.m. Sunday i*. tj,e speaker, ! Republican attempts to tie Arbor homes this week. I lion fur behind the scenes Comic* Page 10 table in the clerk’* office . . . with Elder O. L. Heinrich,! Sabbath School will be held p jn with wheal legislation Shoemaker Construe-, work they performed during Dear Abhy Page H can’t help but wonder If the rhurrh development w r e at 3:15 a.m on Saturday with Toe committee — on an al tion Company's custom built the October Cuban crisis. The Editorial .... Page l-A Intel mg uiiitinuttd there. - tary of the Southern Union! Baccalaureate Services to lot inu>! straight party line vote homes at LiyilwUdc are Ka men, attached tu Light PhotoEntertainment .. Page U * * * Conference otSeventh day low at II a nt. Elder II. F. —approved cotton legislation lured thu week and L.MN En graphic Squadron 62 at nearlocals l ’agu 3-4 4 R) Twenty-tirta at. c»»l SK.UOQ AdvtntUU.delivering th e Roll treasurer of Hie Florida !» tA alter five months of lerprises are allowing homes by Cecil Field, will be prepttiilr* -- ----- Pag* 4 With the ctly paying one third principal address. Ccnlereucc, will be lilt speak- bickering and numerous at 1in batiiord ares at le c ’X i tooled With UlU-r» of tun Society ............ Page 8 and the county two thirds! Other activity scheduled [ er. i tempts to bring together the Green sad in the Longwood, mcniiatiun from the eomSports „ Page l . . 2.2U) tons of asphalt used'this weekend for the grad-' Class Mght Is scheduled fo r 'warring factions within the area at L'tk* W a y m s n mandcr in chief l". s. Allan, Heights, ChuUhti . ....... Pagu 2 JcutUm industry. ,uaU» begin* at J:3U put. to , * p m . Saturday'. j uc ilccL on lite project. l VOL. 63 WJLVA., To Stop Wallace BRIEFS Fern Park Still Question Mark Casselberry Charter To Be Introduced Sanford Negro Senfenced'ln Assault Case Labor Condition Boost Stressed By Governor ★ ★ ★ Senate Okays Borrowing Funds Johns Group Gets Confidence Vole W' Sweepstakes Biil { Clears Hurdle Unity Pledged At NATO Meet Herald Feature: Parade 01 Homes No Clues In Man's Death Forest Lake Academy FarmSubs|dy Graduation Sunday IProgram OK'd Herald Index ! VALDEZ HOTEL 'aribe Downtown Sanford n �•^1 m SBEB& FW W " WMS Celebrates 75th Anniversary k f Sodcty of th* Pin t Baptlit Church of Sanford celebrated th* nth Analvena ry of tb* organisation at a dinner held lait Friday night is th* Edu­ cational Bulidisg. Some m ladlea were Is attendance at tha dinner and program and at kaat 23 of them were is authentic dreia of n yean ago. B. Willard Warfield, educe- m hi* te y l*, - A V o o u ' i Contribution Is a Needy World.’* Bor. Fred B. Chase* pailor of tb* ehoreh, deliv­ ered th* beaeflctioa. Too WMS color them* of purple aad whit* waa vied throughout is tablo sod room decoratlona. Mr*. Volt* Wllllama 8r., overall chairman gar* tbo invocation and Mra. Cedi Tucker, local WMS pres­ ident, waa mlatreu of etr*- Coftea far Christ" wal proanted with a cart of Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, Mrs. island Rudd, Mra. W, C. Hutchison Jr., and Mrs. J. B. FkIJs. Also appearing on the pro­ gram waa th* vocal trio composed of Mrs. G. B. Drake, Mra. Morris Mctts and Mrs. Prod Mango accompan­ ied by Mrs. Marvin Milam at th* plana. Minutes of th* meeting held IS years ago lo celebrate lb* |Mth WMS Anniversary were read by Mra. Tucker. * A song (art. held following presentation of the skit, was led by Mrs. DeWltt Mathewa. Delegates Named The First Methodist Church of Sanford this week named W. P. Chapman aa delegate to tbe Annual Conference to be held in Lakeland, June 4-8. J. C. DavU will serve as alternate delegate. . faeces powerful and complex enough for healing. W * should also comldtr that God uses His children la th* numerous other porta of our bodies to make s living, piny s gnat, aad even worship God. God would not hava given na •at to ho Mod. I f wo follow m l log!* wo oaa midaritoml God working through medkal doctors, dentists, nuraas, eelenttete, technicians, odmlnlitrateea, pink ladies. and many filter people aa they use their talenu for Him. Thar* is a natural healing pcotaaa aad alas God directed process that wa find in science. faei that Bs has to daai with M M wa aoteetlmoo daai with oar ahlldraa. Bow woil w* know that wo eaaaot always g n a t the requests t i our ehlL droa simply because It would not b* good for tham if wo did. When they nr* very small they would try to survive on popcorn, Ice cranm, and lolli­ pops. Parkape very fsw would ever taka a bath, ao tha par­ ent has to anawor their roquest* In the way that be thinks Is hast Bo It la with DuBom Guest At Dinner By laan CaaasBarry Mambors and friends of W as t a i l aster Presbyterian Church hold a Family Night Dinner ia the chapel at Howall Part last Sunday evening at which time th# Rov. Pier­ re DuBose Jr., Protbyterian telssloaary to Brasil, was principal spooker. Special guests for the even­ ing war* Mrs. DuBose, tha daughter of Rav. and Mrs. Karl HarrU; tha throe Du­ Bom children sod a 10 year old Brasilian girl who cam* with thorn to this country. Other guests included sev­ eral retired missionaries ol the United Presbyterian Church. Witnesses Set Conventions The Wstchtowsr Dlbl* and Trait Society of Jehovah's Witnesses wUl hold eonvantlon* this year in Milwaukee, New York and Lot Angeles. Ruth N. Stafford, presiding minister of lb* Sanford Con­ gregation has announced. Stafford said that Um ms* Jonty of tha congregation will attend th# eight-day con­ vention la New York’ s Yan­ kee Stadium which Is acho. duled July M l. Four Elected District iy Pot numbers of tbo CooarsgiUoosl Christian Church of Hanford war* elected to district office* at th* District Rally of Christian Youth Mlaistry hold UH Kunday In Ntw Smyrna Bosch. Those elected war* Mr. and Mr*. I* B. Beach, advisors; .MUt Dianna B«ach, secretary aad Mika Scott, faith Comjaliaiaa chairman. Twsaty-thr** members of t|* local church attended tho JUUy* fora many timao by many peo­ ple, Ha answers our prayers la on* of three ways. Some­ times He says “ yes”, some­ times He aays “ no", and again H « may say “ wait awhi Is’. I f Ha had answered all of my prayers my predicament would havo been dire at times. I appreciate Ulm overruling and granting aa waa In accord with the greatest Even though thla la tru* God say* for us to pray. Tha mlalater should offer prayers for the alck of body aa well as thoss who minister to them. Those prayers should not stop with the ministers prayers, however, but ehould be by other believers. Wa all need to recognise that Ood haa created Hlo chil­ dren ao that no om Is the whole of the play that la act­ ed out on tha stag* of life. God giws us divinities of gifts and each of us is called upon to render service with our particular talent. Uow wonderful It would bo If nil who worked toward healing would work as one body which many of ut recognise aa being th« Body of Christ, This is a Redemptive Fellowship which can b* called tha Church Uni­ versal doing on earth the work that Christ would do on earth If Ha wars hero In Uio flesh. As we seek to servo God In all area* of life, Including boating of bodies, Ut ua final­ ly give Him the honor and glory because It la finally all of Him. TIBBT CSStBCM Aaaonbly Of God laiSsr School _ t:4S a. m. Msralao Worship 10:1* a. ra. Rvsalng Worship — 7:1* p. as. Touth 6*rv. (Tuts.) T:l* pm. Mld-Wosk Ssrv. (Thors.) MS p. ra. 11. W. Snow. Pastor Baptist COSTUMES OF 75 Y E A R S AGO were worn by some o f the members of the F ln t Baptist Church a t the W MS anniversary dinner. L e ft to righ t are M n. R. F. Cooper, R. W illard W arfield, speaker fo r the evening and Mrs. Otto Thomas. Seated, Mra. Cecil Tucker and Bin. Guy Stenstrom. lAIABBXn Catholic tu a o r to c a t h o l ic cnenen S en Avo. M M SL Alehard L y o n s ______ Paster Baaear Maoaoa _ 0 : 1 1 a. ra. _ l: M a. m. ---- !•:>• a. m. ---- tt:M a. aa Washdays ............. t l : ! f through 11 year old aga group was formed recently at tha Casselberry Community Mothodist Church. Directors for the new group will b. MU. «Vlp_ Blood. Officers sleeted are Sandra Porter, president; Uonnle Relhoc, vko president and Petriclo Moeakk, aecrotary-tress„m t Chairmen wiU be Rkky Lego, outroach aad MV fund; Becky Relkor, f.llow.hip, Kathy Barkar, witness and Tarry PatttshaU and Debbie Webber, f a * . J r * _... m a.* * OffUsrs will bo Installed on Juno a. : ' Cuban Couple To Speak By Jane Casselberry Ur. and Mra. Jose Marti nei wUl speak at Uw Caticl berry Community Methodist Church during the Sunday evening service at 7:10 p.m. and at Uw MYP program at 6:30 p. m. They will share their ex periences a a refugees from their native Cuba. Mr*. Mar tlnei Is wall known Id Can tral Florida as MS«norite Rostta", who teaches Span Ish to slemsntary school chil dren over WP-TV, Channel 9. By lan* C aiitiharry Th* Ascension Lutheran Church r f Casselborry wiU _A ___ . . , e#n<luct >no,her KTyl" * spokaa entirely^ In Uw GaraCTiWnym.man language anTJtTTrw.Sunday. Sunday. Uw Order of Portions of the Service »«> will be chanted by Rev, H. Abram, pastor of **evPrince of Peae* Lutheran Church In Orlando. Special music will be glvgiv­ ™“ rtc in German wUl en by a mixed « » *>y mlacd quartet from Trinity T ^ F Lutheran Church ol Orlando. Zchnder, pastor -. *I f vv'. C. R. Zehnder, lia a a ila B Pki.aak a.Ill of ' Ascension Church, awill against present the sermon. Organist for tho service will be Mrs. Eleanors Wells of the Prince of Peace Church. Ascension’s tlrst service In German, held two months ago attracted a capacity audience. Th* church, located on Overbrook Drive one block north Senior MYF Elects Officers By Jane Csssslberry Officers of the Scvtior MYF of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church wens elect­ ed at last .Sunday night's meeting of the group and In­ stallation was set for 0:30 p.m. on June 3. Installed will bo Johnny Haynes, president; Danny Csssslberry, vice president and Lo!eannr Wagner, secre­ The St. Anne Circle of the tary-treasurer. Chairmen will he Ann TraChurch of Nativity Catholic Worasn’s Club will hold Its wick, publicity; Vwlurle Shea, regular monthly mretlng at faith; Joyce Lovell, cttixrnI p.m. Monday at tho home shlp; Ililly Wlllla, outreach; of Mrs. Joint Stankivwlrs, 110 Stew Shook, wltnrsa amt Oakland Ave! In 8unland Es­ Jackie McClain, fellowship. tate*. Msmhara of th# circle ex­ By Donna Kates The Men's BroUisrhqod of tern! a warm wslsoma to par­ Uw First Baptist Church of ishioner* of tho arte. Registrations fur the Vaca­ Longwood wUl sponsor a iUh tion Church School to bo held fry and social at th* church U P Y T o Meet at 6:3(1 p.m. next Tuesday to The United Presbyterian June 9-16 at llw First Meth­ give members of the congre­ Youth of Westminster Pres- odist Church of Sanford will gation an opportunity to be­ bytrrlsn Church wUl meet at be accepted this Sunday and come better acquainted and 6:10 p. m. hunday In Ui« on Jun* 12 in Uw McKinley to meet the new members. tbapel In Howell Park. Un- IUII I’sUo. Theme of this ytar's school All friend* of the church da Pitman and Clair* Mont­ and members of the congre gomery will be In charge of Is “ Widening Relationship*." Daily saiskini aro scheduled the programgallon are Invited. from 0 a. m. until 11:10 a m.. Monday through Friday (or children from Uw (our year old kindergarten group through tho sixth grade. St. Anne Circle Sets Meeting Baptist Men Set Fish Fry V CS Students To Register Congregational Christian Church To Burn Mortgage Tho Hanford Congregations! Christian Church ( U n i t e d Church id Christ) at Park Ava. and Mth HI., will con­ duct a mortgage burning csrsmony at th* ll a.in. wor­ ship hour this Sunday. Taking part in Uw same* wUl ha Lcdr. Q. O. Nordgran, chairman of tha board of trustee* and ut uw nwtlgig* liquidsUou drive; Chtaf Mau­ rice J. Corbett, treasurer and chairman of tha DUcooate; Alan Harbst and Tom Palm­ ar, acolytes; Mrs. A. M. list: musat, organist; Dr. Fred KntmuigiT and Rev. Walter A. R. Mcl’lwrsoq, pastor. Refreshments will be serv­ ed in Fellowship Hall follow­ ing th* service <-y member* of the Ethel Root Circle under the direction of co-chairmen Mrs. Helm Hcmusat and Ml'* Ruby Booth. Nazarenes Plan Special Service Grace Methodist Chureh will observe Memorial Sunday when Uw pastor, Rav. John H. Hires Jr. will preach on the topic, "A Great Cloud of Witness.'* During tb* worship service there will be an Instillation of Officers for Uw Woman's Society of ChrisUsn Service. Mrs. C. E. Clemmer U Uw newly elected president, vie* president Is Mrs. 8. G. Ham esslcy, secretary, Mra. An drew Crccktr and treasurer Mrs. Robert Bennett On Tuesday «vcning at • p. m. Mrs. litres will be bos less for the meeting of tbe Esther Circle at the parson age, 121 W. Jlnklns Circle. A newly organised Boy Scout Troop now meets each Monday evening at the church 7:30 to • p. ra. Albert L. Johnson Is Uw Scoutmaster. Starting Sunday, Jum >, the church will begin iU sum mer schedule on Sunday mornings: 1:41 Church School 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship. All Saints Sets New Times ■y Heirs ftoodgrnss Services at the All Saints Episcopal Church in Enter, prise are being held on Sundeye through th* summer at • a.m. and at 9:20 a.m. Th* new time achcdul* be­ came effective laet week, Fr. Paul E. ShulU, vicar of the church, announced today. Attend services tHis week at uourmvn J/.* / place oj worskif) origins! Chmtisnair** Trio composed of Rev. Green. Rev. Lea Holcombe, pastor of the Lake Mary church sad Dick Rous bottom. Pentecostal (Catos* Clsfth of ChrlstS TIBOT PBXTBCOSTAL cara ca a * lorsw c Rsv. W a vs * Johnston Paster *a o 4 *7 B e h e e l___ . 1:41 a. as. Church Of Christ Presbyterian Msralao Worship Paster li:M a. as. Methodist •U..rrtT P-rfeg_______ ICvswoslUt ■ u c a WKTaoDiar ca ra c a Blbla C lass.• _ 1S:SS a. m. xnrera- mt;- Ev-Wvr*!*a«-JU*^Mornln* Worship _ 11:*« a. m. Itev. John H. Ulrsa, Jr. Pastor liven in g Worship _ 0:00 p. m. Sunday School ____ 1:41 a. m. Btbls Class.s Wod. T :tt p.m. Morala* Worship 11:H a. » . I(DO Mission ART BAPTIST CHl'BCB S4h Si. A SleUr Ass. Pla. Lord'd Day asrvlcss 1*:S* a.rs. Paul M. Callsy -------- Pastor and M l p.m. Sunday School _ 1*:** Sunday Morning Worship t lit o *. ra. CStVBCM o r C H RIST Sunday SSta f a r * A roa ra 7:41 p. ra. Kvsnlng Worship Bert B row s —----- Evangelist Wsdnsodsy • Sunday Proysd Ssrvlc* — 7:4$ n ib l* Study ______14:00 a. ra. Morning Worship ll;on *. ni. Evsnlng S-tvlcv _ «:S0 p m. 8so "lls ra ld o f Truth" i pra. PIMBCBBtT BAPTIST aondsy on Channel s CBCBCIS Tuesday 1(1:44 a m. Pastor — - W illiam J. (loss* Lodlss ntblo Clsas Morning Warship _ 1:41 • Wsdnsadsy Illbl* C U a s s s ----- M * p. ra. 11 a. ra. Sunday School — t:4S a. ni. Training Union ____ 1:11 p.m. Kvsnlne Worship _ T:S* p.m. Wad. Offlssrs A Tssohsr* M ssling _ — _ _ t i l * p.m. n a a T C B l'B r S O P C B B IST Wsd. P rtysr Svrvt.s M O p.m. a n c s T ir r Christian Science O BL4VM B APTIST C H APRI. to * B. r s M s , A n . V. It. Maaasrd. Chspsl Pastor Sunday School — 1:41 a.ra. Training Unlen .___ 1:1* p. ra. Warship I t a. ra. T ile p m. Wsd. Bvsalng r r s r s r 7:11 pm . ca raca Citvrao Bsights Rsv. Ray arsgory, Jr.. Pastor Sunday School _____ 1:11 g. ra. Morning Worship 11:40 s. m. M T P ------ _ _ _ _ _ 0:10 p. ra. Rvo. Worship ______ 7:10 PWsd. Prnysr asrvloo t d l a ra. PIRST BKTMODIST CBIBCB die Park Rvo. John T. Adams Jr. _ Poster Mornlsg Worship . S:tt a. ra. Sunday School ___ S:4S B. SO. Morning Worship 10:11 s. m. X T " Masting* __ (ill p. ra. (Intsrmsdlat*. Hsnlor) Bvsnlng Worship _ 7:1# p. ra. TO L IS T YOUR CHURCH N O TICE Nazarene CALL F IR S T CBVRCB XASARETB Ssndsy asr-lco Bk 04 Bop la A vo. It:* * a. ra. Sunday Bchosl . m otor Paul lucks* Oobjsstl Sunday School _ _ _ 1:11 s. m. "Soul and Body** Wsdnsadsy BsrvUo 1:1* P- ra. Mornlsg W orship 14:14 ra ra. B ssd lsg Room: SOS B. First. Touts -----_ _ _ _ _ 4:00 p. ra. VVtskdays: iliS S a.m. . 4:14 Bvnaasllstle Borvlco T:#* pas. p.m. Friday Evening: 4:10- Third Snsdsy Blngsplrallun _ _ l:S* p. a . B:*0 p.m. FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice Wllnon-Eithelb«rfnr Mortanry Tha Amarican Oil Company Eunice L WUeoa aad H off Mr. aad Mrs. M. R. Strickland I'rugrcwsivc I'rlHtinc Co. WUaoa-Maier Funiitaio Co. J. M. Caaseres and Staff Mr. tod Mr*. A1 WUoob Mteiutroai Realty Mr*. Appleby a Rcalaurant Hsrb Bloastrora aad Buff Lncillo and Harold Appleby US M. Park Tha Rita Thenlrn Bill Lovsloca A Employee* Holler Motor flakd Co. Kasaett Farrell A Buff Food Fair Stores, 1m . A one night revival *er vice will hr- held at the Church of the Naxarcnc in Lake Mary at 7 p.m. this Sunday wiUi Rev. Albert Green from the Faith Church of ibv Natarvne in Jackson­ ville as the evangelist. Special music for the ser­ Gs*rg* Batiey A Krapioyses J. C. Penney Company C- L Hsbtasss aad Erapteyees Kouthern Natural Gan John Duns A Staff Soafonl Atlantic Naiiottnl Hank ■•ward H. Hodge* A Bull The d»wt liquidation U the vice will to provided by Che church's first step toward the erection of an educational and aodal addition to the building a* part of an expan­ sion program. CBS BBBBAT1BX SL c a a ia r tA B c a r a c a Rsv. a Ruth Or sa t _ Pastor Suadoy School — _ 10:04 ra m. M ornlsg W orship list* ra nral Sunday Evening _ Til# p. ra. Wod. Ilh lo Study _ M O a ra. Conqutrors Mooting Vrtdap ---------- ■ M l pl » Christian of the Ifwy. 17-PJ aad SR 436 Intersection, U completely air conditioned. Sunday night's service la open to the Interested public. Grace Church To Observe Memorial Day Congreffstional a.m. Path A n s a t a t S4th * t 1:41 a. m. „ Church ashool 1 1 : 0 0 a. ra- ------------- asrvloo 1:11 p. m. — Chrlsllsn Tenth Ministry Rsv. Waltor A.R. Mornsrssa. POSIT CHBIBTUS CISBCB Ascension Church Sets German Servke Lsk* M ary, mra lia r. W. U Holcomb*. Pastor Sunday t i l l a. ra. ___ _ Btbls Bcnool 11:0* ra ra. - M orning Worship 7i0O p. m. — Bvsnlng Ssrvlco 7 :«* p. n . _ Wsd. Mid-Wash Praysr Bsrvlcss 7:00 p. ra. Ind Wsd. M ission ary Ssrvlc# W R ceoeaB w aoon YIKGIMA PETROSKI P. O. Bax 1214 SORA NOItlUS TK »- tiU Slat# Farm ItuuraBr* Com^anii Irviag L Prjor aad Staff Hill Lumber A ilurdwar* Co. JiMMj Crappa A K rapiojeoa �•be ftnntnii Verna Male Chorus Serenade Set Pentecostal Fri. May 24, 63— Page 3 Tickets for the concert will A Spring Scrtaade win be tion. All Through the Night, |Musical Trust and Oklahoma. Tbe concluding number I be available at the door and pretested by Use Sanford gate Sweet Genevieve, Annie Lau­ will be the stirring Batik |the public is invited to at­ Cbonu next Thursday at ■ rie. Cornin' Through tbe Rye, 1 tend, Carnie said. Eight Belli Away to Rio, Tbe j Hymn of tbe Republic. p. m. is tbe Seminole High School auditorium under the baton of birector Robert Cersie. Highlighting tbe concert will be four solo trumpet numbers by local musician, Sid Vihlen Jr., he will pity The Debu­ tante by Clarke, Willow Ec­ hoes by Simon, Tbe Lord's Prayer by Malotte and Tend­ erly by Lawrence Cross. Mrs. Robert Smith, accom­ panist will be beard in two composition* spotlighting the piano with the chorus accom­ panying her in th* back­ ground. These two numbers will be Jcsu, Joy of Man's Desiring and Moonlight Sonata by Bee­ thoven. Soloists portions of tbo songs to be sung will feature Dick Aiken in Tbe Omnipotence by Schubert; Erins McCoy in Aura Lee; NAS Chaplain Ro­ bert Deal in On tbe Road To Mandalay by Speaks and Bill Brown in lb* folksong, Grandma Grunts. The concert will open wllb several spiritual numbers In eluding Behold, lfow Good and How Pleasant; Wake, 0, SHERRI A N D BAO ETTA SIMNELI.I, shown here nt the keybonrd will Wake; King Jesus 1( A'-Llst present piano duets ns their share o f the entertainment protrrum for the ening and Were You There? .Merry Go Round show, u benefit variety show fo r the Little Red SchoolTraditional and eontempor house fo r mentally retarded children. The show is scheduled fo r 8 p.m. ary numberf will Include A Tuesday nt Seminole H i«h School. The Moses Spinelli will play Pineapple Hymn To Freedom, Dedlca IWka and A Sonatina. Tickets will be on sale at the door, Rally Held In Longwood By Donna Kates Rev. Joe Upchurch, pastor of the Orlando Pentecostal Church, opened service* at 7:3o p. m. Monday at the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood for the Sectional Young People’s Rally. Some t3o young people were in attendance at the rally. Congregational singing was under the direction of Omcr Hutchins. Guest speaker was Rev. Eddie Teston of Apop­ ka whose message was based on the parable of the Good Samaritan with emphasis placed on the Israelites who laid themselves open to at­ tack by tbe robbers. Tbe Pentecostal Church of Apopka received the Con­ queror’s Banner for the larg­ est attendance. (Herald Photo) Legal Notice tv thb c in c r r r r o r ir r o r T U P NIN TH J I D K I t l , ( I I I rrrr or a v is r o w m : a i a m .r r o r * T T , r in m o a . t i m m a r t o . ta n a M AINE OAVINOS DANK. P lain tiff, Jaycees State Prexy To Install New Officers Sanford - Seminole Jayeeei will hold their annual Instal­ JAMBA E. LONO, at nx. at al lation and award! banquet I W . n.Unt*. tonight at 7:30 at the Civic T O T in : o r a i r r i t g M T U M I R roR K C l.O arM K Center. T f i JAMKM E. Ii)N<] an.l P A I'L A J. IXJNO. hla wlfa. ■ P iin r . T i P i Durton. Ohln Tou ara h .r .b r luitlfl.d that • Complaint to foracloa# certain mortxaxa anrumbarlnv _ «n* n n u a nta— rtm-iiln.il— r-rrlproparty. to .w it: I^ t F l»a (1). QUAIL POND HKKJIITa It KIT .AT. Caaaelb.rry, FlorMa. flomlnnla County, Plorlila, accordInx to Flat tharaof recorilatl In Plat Book 11. paxa 74. o f tha Publlo Itacnnla o f gamlnola County, Plorlila. kaa tiaan fllail ag itn .t yon In tha atraira-atylail ault, amt you ara r.qutrad to aarra a ropy of your Anawar or othar I ’ lanllnc to tha Complaint on P la ln tlffa attiirnay*. A N D K IlBUN. KLTIII, DBAN, LO W N. DEd A van dan IIEIUI. I l l Ka»t Canlral Avanu*. orun.tn, Plnrlda, and f l i t tha original A n t ia r or othar Fl.adlnw In tha ofllc# o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court on or htfora th* Itth day o f Juna. l t d . I f you fait to do ao. a dtrraa pro run. faiao w ill ba Uti.n axalnat you for tha rallaf damandad In tha Complaint. Tlila Not lea atiatl ba pub tUhrd onca a walk for four ronaarullva waaka la tha Manford tlarald. DATED thW I f nd day of May. I l l l . Arthur 1L Itarkwlth. J r. Clark o f Circuit O iu rt tty: Martha T. Vlhlan Daputy Clark Puhtlah May I I, 11 * Juna T. 14. 1441, Legal Notice IT TUP. coi r t . it m i T.V: CHI T T Y J l IMIP.'K » m i pnn np.tii. ('ill \ l l . < lir i: tip- PI,lilt III (. IT PHOIM TPT O T Itt: TO ( HKIIITOH* IT HKi KaT (T B (IP BKHIB U WIUJON, Deceaeed. (1.1. r itK D IT IIlia (M l P B R (O Ta II ( V I M . Cl, ( I Hu ON IIB R ATIIU ( l i t l X T a (I D w rrA T M i Tou and nnch o f you are hereby notified amt required tu prraent any clalma and <leniiml* which you. or either o f you. may hnva nun Inal the rutata of KHAIM 1- W ll.SoN , dec tit tied, tala o f Mtd County, to Lite County Judur of Hamlnole County, P lo r lli, at hi* office In Ilia Court I tone* of aald County nt Hanford, F lo r­ ida, within ala ntlend.ir month* from the time o f the rirnt piihtlrutton o f thla no-' lira. Baclt • l.ilrn or itenmhil all.ill be In writing, and -bull •tat* the place o f rcaldrnc* am! post o ffic e addrea* of th* claimant, and ahalt be •worn to by th* claimant. III* agent, or attorney, and any enoh claim or demand not ao filed ahall be void. /«/ Helen Moya /*/ Rebecca ponder A* Co-Adm lnlatralrlce* of the Mutate o f KHHIM 1YVlLrtON. dacaaaad. Hlenatrom, Davla A Mrtntoah Attorney* fo r Co-Admlnlelratrlcaa cut'*? Fo.t Office Drawer 111# i t t u p . c m i't rr c o i r t o r Hanford, Ptorlda . ruts .TITTII JI DM.I (I. CIR- I'uhll.h May 1«, 17. 21. Jt C l IT OP P l.n R IIIA . IT ,(N I» CDI-22 FtlM a tlR IT O I.il ( l ) L A T I. IT TIIP. CHUT IT i III IIT OP P l.O R in A . TIIP. MTTII Jl Dll 1(1. ( IllIT CHAT CERT TO. l i l t * Ct IT, IT IT D POII ItltD U M ! T o rtrK o r a i i r INSTITUTIONAL. M oRTUAO K ( til TTY. PI.Oil It!. COMPANY, a California cor­ CIIIYCBIIY Ml. 11113* poration autliorliad to do FKDERAt. NATH ISAM MOItTboMntaa In tha Mtata at F lo r­ OAtiM AHHOCIATION, a io r poratlon. ida, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, v*. •vatU t.P tl TtODW D KTANAKIH. T K O U A * rilB D B IU C K M AST K ltfttN ami Ml III: I, BY It ntil ll BSE V I EVE It HTANAKIH. MASTKIUtoN. hla wlf*. Defenda nt«. l o f t tidanta TRTICPJ OP *1 IT t> TO i T I l r i l l A K YltK D KU IC K p o ll Ml Kiwi 1IM MASTBIIMIN and M lltlt- WORTH (f.H TOt R A I.PII ItUI.AND .STANI.BY M. MABTEIWON AK IS and HKNKVIMVB I l i a t i t i . i . Avanua II. HTAN M il* l-awlun, Oklahoma Raatdencr I nktH.wn YOU AND BACH OP YOU Ynu. defendant*, arc hereby ARE ItE llE R T X M T iriK I» that a ault ba* ba«n broUKht notified that a complaint to (oraclnaa a certain mcrlgaue akalriat you by INrtTITU on th* fu lli.n ln g daacrlltvd T Io N A D MORTOAOK COM proparty. lo -w lt: PAN T, a California corpora Lot 27, I It nc k l- R fN I.A N D tl.n autliorliad to do bu*tti..a P-HTATKM. a aub-dlvlebm. In tha Mtal* or Florida. Plain accurdlnic to a plat there­ tiff, to (oraclot# a certain of, recorded In Plat It o k Mortxaxa nior* particularly 11. page* IS to 22 of th* daacrlhtd In tha Complaint Public Record* o f Hi,mlfiled In thla ault. which Mort gage ancurnbara tha follow ing mde County, Plnrlda. One Duu Therm lie iter d.acrlbed proparty. attuata lull). All,del No. 32i-« rter­ S.m lnol* County, Florida, to lal No. ) ! ) " ( : one ll. K. wit: Ilanke (electric tl drl N<>. fait 1, Block T. II KPT (at 111W II. Herl.il No T IM J.KR HUM KM. O ltl-IN D O 41721: one <1 K refrlgcraHKCTIUN (INK, according tur (electric. Model No. to plat tharaof recorded l.ASII It. Herlal O tD C .IM : In P lat Book II, Paxea 1 on* Vlctnr-Ollmaa 1"" K it* and I, Public Record* of than K * i.m#t Fan f#l*cMamlnola County, FlorMa, trie). no nintUI *»r •#rUl together with a National Itanua and Oven. Model X«)., ten V#n#il.»n btlntla Un rt a m f*. r»y He nk trlk TE-U-5J. rterlal I77M. Na n u * i A Paint €’« , Suit* tlonal Hood and Fan Mo det KVI49P. W a it* K ing foril. nu No., Dlepoaatl, Model 72. Her. has b*#n f lit , I again*! F■•,1 In th* *buv*-*tyl»,| * ii H an,I y->i lal C l On, a. B. Air Condi tlun#r and rurnaca. Model ara rauulrvit l » » r r * » * *-«py o f your Anawar or PDartlng a lT A lS IU l, Serial 2 « m t to tha Complaint on P la in tiff* lit. and for othar rallaf. and you alturnvy Joaaph M Alura-k i. F*rn Park. Ftorbla. ant fit* ar* required to f it ' y »u r An gwar to aald Complaint with th# original A n »w »r nr P le fl* In# In th# offloe of tht flo r k (he Clark of tb* above alyl ad Court and to aarva a ropy of th* L’ lrrult Court un or btfnr# tha 2(th itay <>f iun*. tLareof on p ltlitllfra A ttor tStl. t f ynu (alt In On *■•, a H a. K< ul BN II KIM, lloHBN <I*<T*a pm roof* • > will be HE ltd A RBUUAN. 1 o*i y Ain token again*! you fur tlx aUy Building. Miami 17. Ftor Ida, not talar than tha 21th rallaf dtuiand*,! In th* Com­ Jay o f Juna, l t d . In dafault plaint. WlTNKKrt ray hand a„,l - f f » . af which aald Complaint will be taken aa cunftaaad by you t i l l a*al o f o fflv * at Hanfnril, HATED, at Hanford. Florida. Hemlnule County, thl* lln .l |Ills Iln d day a( May, l t d . •lay af May, tail. (H E A D (HEAL) Arthur If. Il»-k »lth . Jr. Arthur It. Ilackwllh. Jr Clerk o f Circuit Court . Clerk at th* Circuit Court C, -. Martha T vihlen Hy: Manna T. V IliI.it Deputy Clerk D. C. Publlth May 21, It A Juna Pubtleh May l l . 21 A Juna I. It. l t d . T. tl. lisa. CDt-S* CW-Si New officcri and board of dircctori for the 1963-64 year will be Imtallcd by Cody Bailey of Ft. Pierce, newly elected president of the Flor­ ida Junior Chamber of Com­ merce. The Sanford Jaycees nominated Bailey and work for his election to this office at ih ( l‘( 4« Bv - - - . « n llo o hold Ft. Lauderdale. A social gct lojethcr will be held immediately after the installation at the Fleet Re­ serve Bldg, on the lake front. New officers to be Installed include Jim Smith as presi­ dent; Jack Ludwig as first vice president; Harold Chap­ man as second vice presi­ dent; Fhilllp Skates as third vice president; Charles Telenbaitm, as secretary; Clyde Rev. Lindsay On Radio By Donna Estes The First Baptist Church of Longwood is continuing its radio ministry each morning, Monday through Friday, at 6:40 to >:U a.m. on Radio Station WKIS. Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor of the church. Is speaker for the broadcasts called “ Morn­ ing Devotions." Purpose of the program la to increase family devotion and Christian emphasis in each home. Long as treasurer and Lee Hawkins, historian. The Board of Directors ia composed of Dave Berrien, Wendell Davis, Jimmy Jono*, Chuck Roberts, Ronald Russi, Tom Speer and Frank Voltotine. ^ B o ySeo u k Ascension VBS Meeting Set Set Dinner By Laalae Slmosek The Altamonte Springs Boy Scouts and Explorers will sponsor a chicken dinner from 5 until 7 p.m. Saturday at the Altamonte Springs Ele­ mentary School to raise funds for additional camping equip ment. Ticket* wi|] be available at the door for the dinner which will Include potato salad, coleslaw, rolls and iced tea. Homemade desserts will tie sold separately. Following the dinner a Court of Honor wilt be held around a Council Fire after which a program of enter­ tainment will be presented featuring Indian Dances by Tipisa Lodge, Kaliga Chap­ ter, Order of the Arrow. By Jane Casselberry A Vacation Bible School training session for all teach­ ers and helpers will be held at Ascension Lutheran Church in Casselberry on Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the church. The Vacation Bible School ia planned for June 10-21, Monday through Friday, from 9 until 11:15 a. m. All child­ ren from ages three through Memorial Day Rev. Delmas Copeland of It are welcome. Children may be enrolled by calling Mrs. fhe Casselberry Community Methodist Church will con­ C. ft. Zehnder. duct a Memorial Day Ser­ vice on Sunday at the two morning services for mem­ IT T its: l l l l l i IT ( <n IIT l*P bers of the church who have H IM M T T II J l D iet Al* (T H - pasted away during the past IT IT IT ( A l l PUR S B R IT year. III.I: I III T T I . PI.(IR IK ( K ATH E STONE, "Mia* Navy Wlnjm o f Gold,” posts the VAH-5 airplane at the 100 per cent participation mark on the Navy Relief Society scoreboard. VAH-5's "Savage Sons" were the first Sanford-based unit to meet their goal In current fund-raising drive. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) Jaycees Hear Bomb Talk The missions, activities and capabilities of the Sanfordbased heavy attack bombers was outlined for members of the Jayrcci Thursday by I.cdr. Bill Wlnberg, top pilot of the month of April for the Wing, at a luncheon meet­ ing Thursday at the Civic Center. Lcdr. Wlnbert, who has a score of 13 direct hits In bombing competition thowed slides of the types of bomb­ ing, the preparation that Is necessary for training of pilots and what goes into the making of a crack pilot and bombardier-navigator. The slides showed the var­ ious methods of "dropping" bombs, including "pop-ups," low, level amt loft bombing. Ho also described lay down, medium angle loft and "over the shoulder" drops. The Inner Circle of Rid*A-Whit* Stables is presenting • Benefit Horse Show June I, at tbe stables, at 7 p. m. A parade of teams will start promptly at 7 p. m. la regulation style as U Is done In international competi­ tion. The show is for the bene­ fit of tbe United States Jump­ ing Team. AU teams must be entered by 6:3* p. m. AU en­ tries and inquiries should be sent to : Show Secretary, Bos *11, Sanford. Teams are limlcd to three riders from any area or stable, and stablei may en­ ter aa many teams as tbey wish, though riders may not ride oo more than one team. There will be trophies and sis ribbons awarded in each class. A nursery service will be available at the show grounds and a barbecue din­ ner will be served from S p. m. “ until." Judge for the show will be M. J. Hulsey of Tampa. Th* Ride-A-Whlle Chal­ lenge TTophy will be award­ ed to the team accumulating the most points in classes 4, 7, la and 14. The Chatknge Trophy muat be won three times for permanent possess­ ion though the winning team may keep It until two weeka prior to the next show. In case of a lie, equitation rides will decide the winner. M Hf FOR FAVORITE G R *fe High School or College Boy or Girl You'll find the right g ift at Powell'* POW ELL’S OFFICE S U P rLT CO. I IT S. Magnolia FA J -3 * « R E L IA B L E FAST S E R V IC E yoimy\ Sign C°• D E C ALS • TRUCKS S IL K SCREEN PROCESS SIGNS OF A L L 317 a PALM ETTO • W ALLS KINDS AVE. P H O N E F A 2-6422 Ifactionis yourdish you'vejustgotto cometry FORDSNEW TOTALPERFORMANCECHAMP Legal Notice IT ( T i l M C IIS Til. 13033 M rCAlfiHIAN M O I t T U A 11 47 COMPANY. IN Co a F lorid* curpo ration, plaintiff. t\ T in : f i n n i t m i i i t n r va n u ; > i \t i i j i m i h i * m i . P .U 'I, POLSIltl T IIA Y B H amt i i IT, i\ i * ii r o it a f. h i Ih i.W IE U T IIA Y B H hla wile, \nt,v. m i \ T 1 . F l.o il ill %. nmt CI.ACDK Ult LBN LMA- M l t M K M l V I. 1.1111 i. I ’ M nn.l HETTY MAE LEA* FKDKJUt* NATIU.VAI* MOVlT( i l ’ K, hi# w lf*. U V IK A«?kx;i.\Tlu.V, a rorporatlon, TO: I*<\ 1*1# KOtwHOM TllJt YKit IMatntlff, mii*| liO N M K la. T11 .VY • Vl* Hit. ItU H lfr m to v K it r nmvid.Nn, j i t .'all Math»r Htrut aril Cn.VHTAwVCi: A. 0OVV(Uyncif, Iirt4n#wiik. Clior LatNO, ill T>#f«n-Ia nt#YO l’a I’ .XITa KOIJ40M TH \YOF #1 IT l\ I : It and llOaN.SIK I- T il AY Kit* K U N T O lb l; FOHKI l.oa l ll r. i*ra hrrtihy n If l^il that i m i w m .v h . f’ *»m|»I*Int f«»r F orttloiU f* o f t i i » «n u < vK ii r. Jll and C O KITAXCB A. MurtKaK** hats hr#,, f I I r d now UNO MKniniit >«>ta* and you ar# r»»* lit* a[dr (is # r ft known <|tjlrrd to a«rv«i a mpy of yuur Tou. Dfifandantt. #r# h#r#An#w»r i»r IMr-tding# tu III# t*om |di lot on tha Plaintiff*# by iiiilflrd that a t'olflplalllt attorney. Joartih If, K ltm rr- to forc.-’biw# a r#rt#iu rnortfiId, ?14 Hrcurtty Tru*t ItmVI- gag# on lit# following dtucrlli* #«1 property, I q - w H: Ina. Miami 21, Florida, ami fit !#»t f. IHock 1. N o IIT 11 th* original ,\n#w#r or I'Uail* OltliAStM ) 2N il AOHltug In tha rifflcr of lh# f*l**rk TiON'a .»4*4ordlng to plat of th » Circuit Court on or h*» th>r#<sf r**iord«d In r iit for# tn# |Hi day o f Jun# I* nook 12. l’-»g« • 52, 54 and 1941. I f you fail to do #o* Judg­ If, Fubtlf* It.-i’or-O «jf ment by (Irfaiilt twill b* tab #11 Hrmlnul# Founty, Florid#, ayalnut you fo r th# r#II#f d#* has b##n f 1 1 f * | aguliMt y-v* vitatided In th# f*oni|ila(iltw Th# il* script Ion of Hi# r#al lr» th# aboy#-atyl«d suit uni you *r# r«uulr»il to a#rw a l*ri>i)#rty |>roc»#'f#d ngalnet I. of your An*w*r or lo il 13, Hb.ek 4:. W IK III- ropy M ERE PARK 2ND R E - FI# i ling Itj th# rornpleilnt mi attorney J044KI*! PI,AT a- • nrillriK tn plnl lia ln tlfr # thereof rai-nrded in Pint M MtTItAMKO F o |b»s jj *. K#m I "ark, MriulnuJs iTuudly, lliv k 12, tiag* 72, PnhfLt Florida. «u*l f lit thn urlgtti.il Itecnrda nf gemlnula L'nun Answer or FUadtng In th ty. Fl-rldn. nfflca of tht Fieri* of th Till* nut Ira aha It be pubttah ♦•I nner rarh wa-eh for four F ife i§lt C olin «m or hafoi mnaarnttv- week* In th# Hon- III# tltli day of Juna, 1941. tf ynil f ill tu do an, a d#« r» furii Hefutllpro ronfee#o will h# takrri IHINK AN D (IRDERED a mtalnat you for th# relief ijs Hanford, Henilnotff C o u n t y Florid*, thl* l* t ilay o f May rntndril In tha Futnplaint. \\ ir.NK.su my hand ami o f A. Ii, 13(1. flclal s#al of offlca at He ml (HEAL) nule, (Yaunty, thla 22n<! ilay Arthur II. Iteekwlth, Jr. •f May, 1»«1. <1»rk. I'lr iu ll Court (HKALI II) Martha T. Vlhlan Arthur II. Iteekwlth. Jr Deputy Clerk Clark o f Mir. ul! Court Joe-I'h M. S’lltgeraM JJ* Naeurllr T roal lluitdlng Hy: Martha T. Vihlen D. L. Miami 32. Florida P-blleh May 21. 21 A Jun* 4'tivnkiin Pub)lah; May 1. I#. IT, 21, IS4J 7. II. l i l t CD1-V4 C b l— I Legal Notice U SUPER TORQUE FORD 2-DOOR HAROTOP Come drive our new Super Torque Ford "fastback" hardtop . . . same model that made car history by sweeping the first 5 places in the Daytona 5001 T h is is Ford's total performance in action . . . and what action! It proves that Ford has the handling, the braking, the endurance, the go-power—everything it takes to stand up—and then som e—under _________ the type of driving you do! And right now you’ll save extra . . . because we're offering F A S T A C T IO N S P E C IA L S . . . every car in stock priced to move out fast! Act fast while they l ast . . . come in today! FO R D ACTION IS THE BIG ATTRACTION-SEE YOUR DEALER STRICKLAND 308 E. 1st St, - MORRISON, 9011 k . Sanford, Florida �.VBW YORK a m ) — The trailed States la sending a record number of athletes a* bread this year. Estimates vary but It's probable the total will top 70b and for most of them it’s a free ride. All tot a few amateur gol/era will be on the eapeaae account •a If foreign travel is your dream, the cheapest way to get there ia te play your-way la any of dosens of sports from boxing to yachting. A new American record for H became a cinch when the U. S. Olympic Committee put (s e c t. The 0 lasts aad Dodgars finally ended their ISO rival­ ry in Dodger Stadium when Ban Francisco scored four times la the ninth ianiag of the third end final playoff game to beat Los Angeles, 84, .and win the Natieoal Lea- tioned pitcher Art Quirk to the Senators' York, Fa., farm W L W A U U I (U P I)—On- team. clnnati’s Jim O'Toole edged Milwaukee's Denny Lrm aster In n brilliant southpaw pitch­ ing duel Thursday as ths Rada dafaatad the Braves, *• BALTIMORE (UPI)-Robin a sm Orioias Into the Amer­ ican Latgne lead Thursday BigM aa be stopped the Waabtagton Senators, 1-0, an two kits aad mined the manager­ ial dsbut of GU Hodges. The 80-year-old righthander Iwfad a brflltsnt game aa he petted hie third consecutive complete game victory after dropping hie first four deBattimore'a ninth triumph k M game* moved the Ori­ oles one-half game ahead of the idle Chicago White Sox. Legal Notice s m m iw q m i r o c * t v . c a s s c a a r wo. ts a n w oncm o r m a c to a iB B s u a IW D B IiA L N A T IO N A L MORTOAUK AMtVUATKWV, a Sorporallnn argnnlasd seder *n A e l of Conarsse l i t • i l i l l s s p a r ie t a l la the r e t i u l Natlenal M ortgage Association Charier Act, bavins lla prlnstpsl office In lb* City *t Waablaatea, District # f Col•atbla. Plaintiff, e 'e n - DONALD R V R tIR T T DIDDI.R and C LAR A m u n i. k . bi« w in . Defendant*. K o n c n m ir r .n R iir n i v BN pursuant in a Final Derr** e f Forceeloeiir* ilalad Star 1*. IMS, and entered In Chancery Cast No. i f l l l o f tho Circuit Court of Ibn Nlnlb Judicial Circuit la end far Bsminole County, Florida, wbsraln FKO» IA I. R A T IO N A L M O im iA O K JLSMOOIATION, n rnrpnrallun organised under an Act * f Conertaa ami ealsllns pursuant tn tba Federal National M ort­ gage Association c b a rlsr Act, having Its principal n((lca In tbo c it y a f Washlnslon, DieIrlc l or Columbia, la ths Plata* tiff, and DONALD K V K U K TT DIDDI.R and CLARA UIDDl.K. hlJ n ils , sra lha Defendants, 1 w ill asll Ui lha blehcst and hesl bidder for casta nl lha Front Itoor of lbs Psmlnulo County Courthnuss la tho City *1 Sanford. County of Hemlpolo. Florida, at !»:• * A. M. on tbo Itta day al June, ISai, lha folluw tn* described pro. Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk nl the Circuit Court Hemlnol* County. Florid*. Mark N. Cleveland. Jr. and C arroll llurko Attorney* for P lain tiff Sulla SIS Hanford Atlantia N a n Uk Did* Sanford, F lorid * Publleh May It. IMS. CDI-II f M M # M O P *L H n tM cM M tU TX T • Q tX C ttP M III M iddle Legal Notice IW T U B CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIIP. NINTH Jl D ir t Ala CHI. C I’ IT. IW IVI1 POR P R R . WOLH CO! WTY. PldlRD A. Chancery Ve. IS I II DBUtlUH C. FltAN ZK N l-U Inllff, T*IE>;S FIIANXBN, Def.iotant. R ty ric R t o A r r R V R TO a There F ran im Addreaa Unknown T o il AltK iip . i i c i i y n o t i P IR II that 1 -omplalnt for Di­ vorce kae been tiled against yam In Ihe Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Hrtnlnola County, F lor­ ida, under Chancery Cere No. I l l l t , the etyle of raid caee being DKMUIIH C. PIIANXKN, l-lalntlff, vera u a TIICP.H Jlnd day nf Slay. 1*41, at Santurd, Heiulnul* INiunty, Florid*. USUAL) Arthur II. Uechwlth. Jr., Clark of th* Circuit Court Uy: Martha T. Vlblen Deputy Clerk Turtle II. Ilofr. o f tho firm sf U o ff and llurk* IS South I .the Hireet Orlando, Florida Atlorneya for IMalnllff Publleh Slay St. I t * Jun* 7. I I . IMS. 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CD1-SI r * i - IT I T ii 1) ■ Sues Magazine BAN FRANCISCO. (UPI — Orlando Cspsda, San Frandaco Giant* first baseman, sued Look Slagaxlns Thursday for |l million damagea for an artlel# which hla complaint aald tspossd him to "con­ tempt and ridlmls" and In­ jured hla reputation aa a bassball player. This ia the year the XJ.S. track and field forces go to, Moscow for a dual meet July. 30-21. A total of 80 men and women will bo on that team' which also has engagements in West Germany and Great Britain before returning to the U.S. | A small track group will! go to Russia in advance,) other small groups will break1 off for a Scandinavian tour later. Swimmers will be dropping out of the clouds over Japan and Europe during the sum-J mer. At least 30 guys and gals will swim in overseas meets as further preparations for next year’s Olympics scheduled at Tbkyo. Wimbledon has drawn at least 31 Yank tennis players led by Chuck McKinley, Den­ nis Ralston, Frank Froehling, Darlene Hard, Billie Jean Motfltt and Carole Caldwell. Amateur wrestler* have a| couple of junket* coming up.: Freo style grapplers wilt com-; pete in world championships, at Sofia, Bulgaria, and Greco.J Roman stylists bead for Stockholm. There'S be 10 in each group. A R T BROWN PEST CONTROL T erm ites f t Other Pests 2601 P A R K DU. 322-8865 SANFO RD Legal Notice 44 Froeted 4* lloetrlrle* 47 Chsrt ratU* 4* Dili »0 KhakeepssrssR (airy wu*** r T" OToole Bred a three hitter fn r his esvetth victory against three defeats ts the Reds boosted their wtanlag streak to four games and moved fade tho first division. Lomaster suffered a heart­ Ben Chads, who allowed breaking d e f e a t , allowing only four hits and striking only four hits, picked up the out eight. However, he was win for the Bankers. In other Little League ac­ the victim of two unearned tion, Chase toppled Standard PITTSB U R G H (U P I) — The Pittsburgh Pi­ Oil, 8-4, with SUn Wlnfree rates, aorely in need of a long ball hitter and bench Daryl Spencer, the Los An­ gaining the victory on the strength, today traded veteran outfielder Bob Skingeles Dodger castoff signed mound. ner to Cincinntitl fnr Jerrv T.vnrh— often referred to. Wilsun-Hsin — slugged tutf *■ n rice vfcem by ituemniu the major leagues’ most succenaful and highest last week, drove la the first cock. 15-7, in Men's Softball paid pinchhittar. League play aa Jim Jeralgan raa with n fluke double. M io fc * R n c c a r A Pirate spokesman here Rookie Pete Roe# led eff waa th* winning hurler aided n y C lJ D O jjC ) laid H was a straight player the fourth by reaching first by home runs from Mick and oa an error by MUwtukee Warren. | U iiJ J Is k »wap wlUl 00 c ,,li Evolved. In other men's softball ac­ shortstop Denny Mcnke. Rose J Both Skinner and Lynch beremained stationed aa Vsda tion, McRiney won o y e r .OS ANGELES — Highly f » n their big time earners Pinson and Frank Robinson Chase. 17-12, with Frink :urbed over the worst road with the Pirates aa rookies struck eat, but scored when Williams gifting the vktory » In the brief history of the in 1034. Skinner, a Sl-year-oid and Splevcy, Johnson and Spencer's soft pop to short », officials of th* Los An- lanky leftfielder, remained IW T R R I T R C t r r r a t- K T SF skipped past Hank Rimer hitting home runs. T H R M i v n i Jl'IS IC IA L I’ l l - right es Angels went into an with the Pittsburgh club ct'rr o p awu r o n ir.uj. Aaron for n double. cutlve huddle to seek ways since, but Lynch wss trsdnous coi'vnr, r t im iM . To Minora n it w c R N V so, lir a s eorrect the situation. ed to Cincinnati, where h* T IIK IMWTON P i V K CUNTS NEW YORK (U P I)-O u t­ Negotiations with other built a reputation as one of Indoebines* l i e s women HAVIN'!W HANK isrican Lragu» dubs, not*, the best plnchhltters in the rtsintur. dislike paper money, but dote fielders Manny Jimenei, who at this time isst year was vs. th* Cleveland Indians, rs- game. on silver coins, which they ttOtTBRT V. TREMPKIl. *4 US batting .381, and Jose Tirtated in a net total of nothLynch, 32, hat a career Dsrtndtnu. wear In chains strung around bull, anothsr of the Kansas awrwdrd wtmem o r at’rr their necks. total of U pinchhlt home ■w City Athletics' top hitters last )ne problem Is what to do runs, just one shy of the m i­ m o u th u rn r o a R C M ir in season, today were optioned ll or about llo llsllmky, the Jor league record of 14 held T ill Hubert F. Trctnpcr and Nancy A. Trem per, hi* to Portland of ths Psclfle gels' playboy southpaw, by big Georgs Crosr* who wlfa Coast League. o hat a pitching record of played for th* old Boston M K V IlIK h tK i In an unknown atal* or » victory and seven defeats. Braves, Milwaukee. Clnclncountry othar than lha Gsnsral Manager Fred Ha- nati. and St. Louis in the NaPlata or Florida, and mallt h*a repeatedly declared tlonal League. Ins addreea being; l-atruti 4*. N avy No. U I. IV TUP t mt rrr rot h t This season with the Reds, c/o Pleat l-oet Office, New N IN TH J IT IIIT A L n n r t i T . Lynch appeared In 22 games, Y orb. Saw r->rk IW AWD POR RKSIVULK YOU AltK hereby notified t'OCWTV, rt.llH IIIV mostly in ptnch-hittlng roles. that a Complaint lu fore, IW C lltw t-R R V WIN IS! IT As a plnch hltter he collect­ cloaa a certain m ortgage anw o t ic r t o iir r p iw o cumberlns lha tulluwlns *•*T IIK I..VIA W. T A T D R snd ed three hita In 13 at bats, rrlbed r-.«l prnperty, to-w lll NV1I.AN L TATUntt. her hueincluding two homers and a lo t S. Ill— ta A, COUNTRY band, CLUII *1 \N’t >11. U N IT No. double. Ills overall average Ptalstlffa, I accnrdlns to tba plat vs. League in 32 piste appearances w u theraof ae recorded In k. n. atimiAn and c a t a l-Ut no.>b IS. rasee IS i -in a l h iie u a o , hi* wtr*. and IS. Public llecorde of Baltimore St i t , Hemlnol* t'nunty, Florida, Defendant* Chicago baa baen filed aaalnet you T R R STtTW n r FLO RID A T O l Alaska's nomadic Eskimos New York In (he above-alyled aull, and K. H. BIIEHAO snd you ara required la aerva a C A T A L IN A U HURRAH, Boston use the caribou as meat for copy nf your Anawer or other hi* wir* food. Its born* for implements Kansas City d e ed in g to the Cnptplalnl on Where residence le I l-laliitlffa atlorneya. ANDKlland its hide for tents, ropes 141* IVmcs DsLeun Avenue Cleveland HON, Itlttll, DKAN. M i WNHtop It and clothing. Los Angeles UKH A van dan URIU1, SSS Penturc*. PuerUt Rice P.aal Central Unnlevmrd, OrPLKAHK T A K E NOTICE that Minnesota land-i, Florida, and III* the you ara hereby re<iulrvd to Detroit nrlslnal Anawer or other file yuur written anawer nr rleadln c In Ih * o ffic e #1 th* dafenaae. If any, pereonally Washington Clerk o f tho Circuit Court on ar by aa stlnrsey. on or be- San Francisco or bofuro tbo S4lh day of BT. LOUIS (U P I) — Tbs National Foobtall League an­ nounced the Internal Revenue Service has approved a $430,000 benefit plan for the league that could bring 13-year men aa much aa $821 a month In pension*. The starting date for play­ er eligibility ie 1959. Under the plan, flve-yeer men will receive aa estimated 8437 a month In pensions after the age of ftii. 10 year men $<1541 and 15-year men $821. A player must accumulate at least five years active lea­ gue service to be eligible for the plan and muit take part In at least three games during each year. Money for tho plan will com* from the broadcasting rights to the championship gam* each year and the sec­ onu ptaca puyuti gfmi; S*o Panto. Braxll. . One U. S. basketball team still la ia Rio Oe Janeiro competing la the world chsmpkmiblps (without much sue*' cess) and another la due to tour Central and South Amerlea In July conducting tlinica and giving demonstrations at each atop. This weekend, 10 top ama* teur golfers headed by U. SJ champ Labron Harris and former champ Deane Beman compete in the Walker Cup matches against Britain at Turnberry, Scotland. Bight of those 10, still on an ex­ pense account, win complete in the British Amateur tho following week and 30 other Yanks have entered on their retu rn s aa administrator r . l . i l b n . of lha Balat* o f Nick Conelanllne, deceased; that I hav* ftlsd my patltlon for dlalrtbulloa and for final discharge, and that on May 1*. l i l t I will apply to the Hon­ orable C. Vernon Mia*. Jc. County Judge of Hemlnol# County, H onda, for approval of oald final returns snd fo r an order of distribution and for final discharge aa adminis­ trator r . U d b a o f the Katata of Nick Constantin*, deceased. May I. I t*a. S/Kenneth M- Leffler .tdiolnUtrator c.l.a.d.t>.n. o f Ih* Katata ef Nick Constantine, deceased Hnlekieno end 1-efrtev Poet Office D raw er II Hanlord. Florida Atloraeys for Admlalelratar. I'ubllah: May L IS, IT, tl. 1 * 0 cm —it for* Jun* 17, t *«>. al Ih* National O ffle* of th* Clark of Ih* Circuit Court, at tho Courtdeceased. houao la Haaford, Hetalnol* County. Florida, aad to mall Loa Angeles Wlnderwaedls, Italass 4b Ward a copy theraof to Htenitrom. St. Louis SSS Park Arena*. Houlh Davla 4k Mclatoah. Atlorneya Cincinnati for Plaintiff*. Puat O ffle* ll»a w in ter Park. F lorid* Publleh Slay U , as, IIS*. Haaford. Florida. In that Chicago Jun* 7, IIS*. rartala proceeding pending Pittsburgh CDI-71 again*! you In Ih* tTIrcult Court af tba Nlalh Judicial Milwaukee Circuit nf Florida. In and fnr Philadelphia Hemlnul* County. Florida. In Houston Ida. In Protate. Chancary, an abUravtatail 1111* In rot Feint* ef o f paid caua# being T h elm a New York SUSLUM H ADE VV Taylor and Nolan L T a y ­ Deceased. lor, her huehand. I'lalntlffa. T o AM Crvdttooo aad Persona Having clahoo or Dense ada A n a l S a i d Kalatos Defenuaals." and herein fall You aad ea.h of you nr* not or n Doer** Pro Cuafeeao baraby notified and r*-iulr*l w ill b* entered agnlnet you. to present any claims aad de­ Th* nature o f this proceed­ mands which you. or althtr ing being a suit fur foreclos­ o f yon. may has* against ure of a M ortgage on tba fol­ Ih* ratal* of MO LIAR VVADM low la g describe J real pro­ deeeaeet, lata o f tsld Caunty, party lying and being In to th* County Jadsn of Heml- H.mlnol* County, Florid*, toBui* County, Florida, at hla w ll: Need SS-12 Slim* tad •fftro In tba sourt hnueo of Itegtnnlnr 114 feel W r it liability laaureaeel Aik aold County at *aaf»rd , and 7* feat North of th* year a**at la seed year Florida, within ala calandar Houthraat corner * ( th* applisatiea t* s i i( yss'i* month* from th* time o f tba Southwest >» o f Section keea aeasslled *r rt|*«lfirst publication af this aolIt. Township a* Houih, *d. W * sea laser* aUeil loo. Two soplea s f each alalm Kang* I ] East, these* run or demand aball b* la writing savoa* s f («• » >*l*l re-, V .rih l j t feet, then.* run and aball atals th* pUe* of ps'dleis a l drieieg ret­ West 1*1 feet, Ihenca run residence and poet offlea ad­ Houlh 11*. thence run ard. fir*, the!), tawprte dress o f th* clalmaat. and East 1*1 fast to th* Point kstaive aad aslltiisa alia shall b* sworn to by th* of ID glaalog. available. Fremlsaii pay claimant, hi* agent, or at­ W1TNEHH my hand aad seal b* paid la saiy Usletttorney and accompanied by a o f aald Osurl at Haaford. meals. filing fee a f oaa dollar sad Hemlnol* County, Florida, thla such claim or demand not so I7nd day o f May, A. l«. IKS. To Agrntt: Wo a 4fl 3o Died ehall be void. (HEAL) pirawj U ttnJ tvmjJrfo /*/ lien F. Wade Arthur It. Dockwltk. Jr.. i l l on ra<4urit. Brot.rA * a Imlnlatraior a f the Clerk o f th* Circuit Court a<o i l .Aaiignoii Auk Kstai* of Hy: Martha T. Vlhlen H O LM E VS*ADR, deceased Deputy Clerk flan. atenstrom, Davis a blclatoeh Ptenelroiu, Davie A McIntosh A tloraey* for AJmtalatrator Atloraey* at latw Poat O fflss Drawer U N Poet utfic# H-ia )|M Hanford, Florida Honf-.rd. Flotida Publish May IT. t l, 11. * Publieh May It, I t A Jun* Jun* 7, 1>SS TROUBLE GETTING AUTO INSURANCE? ooi-ia RUSTtakesapowder T H IS Join S U M M E R the “Cool Ones” in an air conditioned 1963 • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon Gel m Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . . . en glneered exclunively for your car * * * for a low RH IN S T A LLE D Ride Cool & Comfortable MOST OTHER AM ERIC AN PO PU LAR CARS when you vs* on A Q U A - P U K E WATIR r i l f U FOR O N LY 1000 Free T V Stamps Givtn W lfh Each A ir Conditioner Installed IJctween April 15 & May 15 & items spoiling « 4uf thsuM to * W E SE R V IC E R E P A IR A L L A U T O A IR C O N D IT IO N E R S petlrtl uathl (to t p a h f l Watsr and ilfas — traps th* nusKOpic pail Kies tolars thsy tsrs f*t la Ih* niter lap* S tu ll! Th* nhilttl. trifMeit wash you'v* ever had. Usd damn unks and luto by l « 9 C R E D IT T E R M S A V A I L A B L E EASY PAYM ENT PLA N Your Friendly Ford Dealer1 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 I l l N . FRENCH PHONE F A 2-5112 308 E. First St. �>£! V ;V .. . K M a rl «m ll FH. M ar 24. '63— Para I Old Glory Post To Observe Memorial Day Annual Concert, Banquet Tonight trophies to be presented by Bandmaster Ernest Cowley. Trophies will go to the most outstanding m u s i c i a n , the most outstading t » trier, the musician who haa made the most progress and the twirler who has made the moet progress. Band association officers far next year will be introduced at that time. During the conceit Ute stud* •nt conducted numbers will in. Th* Seminola High School Band will hold their annual banquet awartia ceremonies and concert at the achool be. ginning at 6:80 p. m. tonight. The publie la invited to the free concert which will begin at 8:15 p. ra. in the achool auditorium, with atudent con* due to re and several epeelalty number*. The banquet will begin at 8:30 p. m. in the cafeteria with awards, letters, keys and Girls Auxiliaries Observe Anniversary The Girls Auxiliaries of Central Baptist Church met at the Church for their May meeting. Following the roll call, which each Auxiliary bad separately, the Intermediate and Junior Auxiliaries assem­ bled for a combined program on the founding of Girls’ Aux. lliary. The opening prayer was led by the WMS Prayer Chairman and included spe­ cial petitions for those Miss­ ionaries whose birthdays fall on May 14lh. The Program entitled “ Happy Birthday Girls Auxiliary," waa pre­ sented by Miss Faye Hayei, the Intermediate Program Chairman. The theme of the program told how GA's were organis­ ed in 1913, under the sponsor­ ship of and as an auxiliary to the Women’s Missionary Union, which la an auxiliary to the Southern Baptist Con­ vention. The GA'a la a misstoaaagt ngganisaUflfl for alrls between the agea of nine through 18 years. Its pur­ pose is to lead girla to a full­ er understanding of God'a will for their own lives and the needs of today’s world in the religious realm. The study of “ Forward Steps," the girls training program In Christian living and Riving, helps the girls to desire a life of high stand­ ards and good principles; to have a better perception of their personal obligation to present Christ to those around them, and to recognise their responsibility to those on Use mission fields. Taking parts on the inter* eating program were Miaa Patricia Nelson, Miss Patri­ cia Bostic, Miss Wanda Nel­ son, Mias Faye Hayei, Miaa Candace Watson, Miss Becky Nelson, Miss Ruth Bullard, Mias Barbara Maple* and Mrs. Edna Giles. Following the program the buiiness session was held an i plans for the GA MotherDaughter Banquet were made, The group then adjourned to the dining area for refreshmenta. The GA 30th Anniversary was depicted In decorative icing on a beautiful, delicious sheet cake, prepared by WMS President, Mrs. Charles HoyeioLime float was served with the cake. Those attending were Mrs. R. GiH)i, -imernwnaw Counselor; Mrs. Joyce Walk­ er, Junior Counselor; Miss Faye Hayei, Mias Becky Neleon. Miss Patricia Bostic, Miss Patricia Nelson, Miss Candace Watson, Miss Alice Warren, Miss Wanda Nelson, kill* Teresa Warren, Misa Ruth Bullard, Miss Barbara Maples and Mrs. Alice Smith, visitor. Mother-Daughter Banquet Held At Altamonte Church By Louise Himunek Tbe First Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs held lta annual Mother-Daughter Ban­ quet aa a part of Focus Week for the Girls Auxiliary last Friday evening at tbe Church. Some 25 members and guests were presented with the counselor, Mr*. Dan Co­ wart, and other church lead­ ers, including ihe pastor, Rev. Lewi* D. Haines. Colon of the auxiliary, green, while, and gold, were carried out by Mr*. J. E. Hildcbran who waa in charge of decorations for the social hall. English Estates Parents To Meet By Ji m Casselberry A ll parents of children who will attend the new English Estate* School next Fall are irged to be present at 7:30 >. m. Monday for an organ* rational meeting to be held n the auditorium of the South Seminole Elementary School in Casaelberry. Principal Morri* Ruby will m present to answer queaions from the parents con­ cerning the new achool. Class To Meet Young Adults of We »tm initer Presbyterian Church will meet on Friday, May SI, at the home of the pastor. Rev. John Montgomery, 2028 Chip­ pewa Trait in Dom meric h Rills. An evening of fellowship and study is planted. Bark on California's giant s e q u o i a trees sometimes grows two feet thick. OVER 3S YE AR S At First * Palmetto (AtMgstd* aid 9**t afflro) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile * Piaaoa • Rental Rcda Table* were U-shaped, cov­ ered with white linen cloths with an arrangement of green fern interposed with white and gold mums down the center. Programs were in the form of old fashion­ ed dolls amt small hats of green, gold and white, served ■a mint cups. The group enjoyed a deli­ cious dinner of fried chic­ ken, potato salad, green beans, hot roll*, anniversary cake, ice cream ami ice tea. Following tho banquet a program was presented by Mrs. H. R. Hamby commem­ orating the 73th Anniversary of the founding of the Wom­ en '! Missionary Union and tbe 50th Anniversary of the Girls Auxiliary. The program consisted of a Fashion Parade starting with Miaa GA of Tomorrow played by Cindy Wysocki, MU* GA of 1963 by Sharon Adams, MU* GA of 1913 by Carol Sul­ livan, Miss GA of 1924 by Theresa Cowart, Miss Focus Week by Cathie Kelly and Mist GA at Work, Connie Connelly; MU* Star Ideal depicted by Mary LouUe Haines, Miss Japanese GA by Martha Stuns, Miss GA Camper by Suaan Hopper, Mist Forward Stepa by Edith Sicrert and MUa GA Hymn by Huiii Mur­ ray. Mr*. Othcll Sullivan, WMU president, gave the invocation and tha evening closed with a message from the pastor. AUTO N O RD IC A IR dud* the Deep River Suite, conducted by Charles Rabun: the Washington Post Msrrh by Barbara Miller; The Stars and Stripes Forever by Mariann* Humphrey and Dixie by Frank Belsito. Special numbers will high* light the Trumpet Trio, made up of Norman Leach. John Homer and Scott Mulbun: i-asxu* T r o m b o n e by the Trombone section; a number by the saxophone s e c t i o n plus Installation 8 Tr. Factory known as the Five Mellow Winds. Mike Corbin on the ba*s anil 'Joel Fehd on the piccolo will be featured in the Stars and Stripes Forever. . John Sauls will narrate ths comedy novelty number, “ Lit­ tle Bop Riding Hood." Peter Bukur, associate di­ rector of the Seminole High Band and director of the Jun­ ior High Band will direct two numbers. Following tlw aervtco tho legionnaires and auxiliary members will proceed to tho Palm Cemetery to Winter Park to pay tribute to de­ ceased veterans. All legion member* of the area and of the Post W group* are invited to attend. Guild To Meet Vegetable Market In New York Thursday, cab* base prices were steady, at 42>3.50, mostly »2.25-4-’ 50 for crates of Florida domestic round type. Red brought $3, nml Savoy >3.50*8.1 per crate. Chinese cabbage prices were slightly lower at 14-1-1.35 for crates of unwrapped heads. While wrapped head* (old fur 85.50. Colcry wu* steady, crates o f two to four duten sold mostly at 8.1-83.35, and cartons of 18 film wrapped celery hearts sold for 83-35* 83-50. Prices were firm for for the best corn, with ulheis dull. Crates o f 4 4 to five doien ears of U. S. fancy yel­ low cum sold mostly at 83.35* 83.50, with some best ut 13.75. Cucumbers sold fur 84.50-83 UN MEL DI from I’ uccini'it Madame Ilutterfly per bushel bosket for the best waa one o f the hit numbers from the Sprint? Con­ uiul small sixes were 84.50. cert presented by the Semiuule High School Eggplant sold for 8l-$5, most* Glee Club recently. Miss Putty Glenn Johnson, ly, with a few sales as high as in Japanese costume, sany the operatic aria as 85.60. Endive was slightly a surprise for Miss Ollie Iteese Whittle, Glee higher again with most crates Club director. A t the final concert o f the year, Helling fur 83-60-81. mul a few By Jane Casselberry to Juliette laiw'a birthplace. the soloists , chorus and ensembles received best marks 84.35-11.50. Eicarwarm congratulations from their audiences for It was an excited group nt She was born in l»>0 and It ole was also up slightly at one o f the best performances o f the musical 83.75-83.35 per crate. Curley Gtrl Scouts who eagerly was in Savannah in 1912 that *Kitreicatlon._____________________(Herald Photo) parsley was slightly stronger. climbed aboard a chartered she founded the girt scout MiltA m iM — of * -ftvp— doti'i.' bus last Friday alternoon for" movemenr with the help I t bunches selling at |5.50. Sir Robert Baden Powell, Peppers were a little lower. their king awaited weekend in founder of boy scouting. Bushel baskets and crates of Savannah, Ga., to visit the Many mementoes of her life California Wondvr type, ex­ birthplace of Juliette Gordnn are found there as welt as ex­ tra large, sold for $.1*83.50 and Low, founder of girl scouting. amples of her art work and smaller aixea ran from 82Mrs. Frank Russell and sculpture. 82.50. Radishes were unchang­ Miss Joan Oitrow, trailers of The group enjoyed supper ed ranging from X5 cents to Troop 338, accompanied 18 at the famous Pirate's House 81.25 per basket iif 30-slx The Ladies Auxiliary to ihe Troop Joined the effort in ounce film bags, mostly 81- girls from tho troop on the built in 1764 and reputed to trip. Also going were mem­ have been the headquarters Lake Mary Volunteer Fire full dress. Yellow straight neck squash bers of near Lake Troop 497 fur a band of cutthroat pi­ Generous citizens donated sold for 84 in small crates, Department will celebrate iti building materials as well as and cocoxelle In fair condition with their leader, Mr*. John rates. The dlndy lit cave dug Fourth Birthday Anniversary beneath Ihe house is appro­ money and service* and on runted from $2.30-53 50. Wa­ Hall. this month. The travelers stopped ia a priately decorated with skel­ April 30, 1950 the new fire ter cress was slightly higher, The Auxiliary was organised house was dedicated with due ranging from 13 to 13 cents St. Augustine Park to enjoy etons and lifelike bodies. nosebag lunches and arrived Girls from Troop 338 who to help the men of live Lake ceremony and a dance with per bunch. at their destination, the Sa­ made ihe trip were Hutbura Mary Volunteer Fire Depart­ refreshment! served from tire In Centrul Florida Wednes­ ment raise money to build a kitchen, equipped by the Lake day, the cabbage market was vannah Manger Hotel, at Andrews, Cathy Carlisle, Les­ lie Komisar, Bonnie Sim fire house, maintain tbe huild- Mary Home Demonstration slightly weaker, crates selling 11:10 p.m. mons, Suzanne Miller, Susie They were up bright and ing and equipment and help Club. mostly at 81.23-81.35 with a them in many other ways. Today the fire house has few higher and sacks $1-81.10. early Saturday morning to Webber, Mary Jo Hulbert, the historic city Annette Hinder, Karen Cass, The Volunteer Fire Depart­ been expanded to include a Krd eubbngo ranged from explore ment was organised in March meeting room, fully cqulPP*'*!. 52.25-83 and a few Savoy were where the Colony o( Georgia Doris Aiken, Joy Hornhuckle, 1958 by a group of civic- outdoor barbecue pit for the :offered at 82. Celery price* was founded on Feb. 12, 1733, Cathy Johnson. Cheryl Wat­ minded residents of Lake Fire Department's famous were unchanged, with crates by Gen. James E. Uglclhurpc. ters, Alice Duiinetl, Susan The girls visited tho old Hunter, Karen Kris*, Becky Mary and adjoining areas, chicken barbecues, three fire [of two and four doten telling willing to devote (heir time, trucks, and up-to-date fire nt 41.75 and uther sites $2. Colonial Cemetery w h i c h Totten and Melenda (.'assetenergy and money toward fighting equipment. Ciates of 24 film wrapped dates luck to 1733 as well a* ! berry. supporting a volunteer fire Barbecues, dances and par­ heart* were $3.76. Tho first the famous old Wright unit department. lies are bekl to keep funds corn of the season from the Chippewa Square* with their They were advised not to available fur maintenance of Central Florida region sold monuments. They saw (he IIIwith “ start out too big", but real­ bulldingi and equipment and for ll.BO per crate o f five d u p e n d e n t Presbyterian ising that all fire depart­ many enjoyable hours are doxen ear*. Church which was organized ment! must have equipment, spent by the firemen and U - D O - I T Cucumbers were s t e a d y , in 1755 and where John Mon­ TI I M I T ■ the group went to work to their families and friends at huihele of U. S. No. t selling roe attended service*. CONTROL/ obtain the needed equipment. these affair*. The girls wrnt to the love for |3, small sit* $2.75 and MtuAnJ By mid-summer there was a ly old Davenport llou>e limit pivkv' foe ft* hcaaa large and fair quality >1.76ItHf, ) >*<M |hvWItruck of sufficient sue. don­ 42.25. Bushel hamper* of Har­ in I82<) ami restored hy ihe .ui eyy- |mn Mm ated by 5Ir, and Mr*. Ed Historic Savannah Founda­ W.l tom .W», •»•'•*• vester beans sold for $.1-8.1.25, Ui«" f»4# U lster. l-raam h«HQ Zimmerman, also a high cap­ and were mostly fair quality tion. They took time out for Mil l. LUMBER K acity pump financed by Har­ lunch at The Pink House be­ because of the dry weather. HARDWARE CO. vey Pugh. The Crooms Senior Chorti* There was u very good de­ fore making their pilgrimage i l l t>. Ird Hi. Hanford. Fla. Pugh, the first fire chief will present its annual sprinir mand ami a strong marktt for and chief engineer, spent long concert, ’Tine Soiree de mu»lendlv« ami rtcaroir, endive hour* assembling the truck que," on Monday, in the audi­ selling for $3 per crate for with enough equipment to torium of the tchuui at 8:15 the liesl and sscarul* bringing make it an effective weapon p. m. $2.61). Peppers were $2.60A fire house was needed This group has been ac­ 82.76 for bushel of extra large to house the equipment and claimed by persuns of the dis­ site and as low a* $2.26 for provide a meeting place. Mr. trict mid state festival* to be I smaller. Radishes were steady and Mrs. Charles Kruger gave one of tho superior choruses at 4I-$LI0 per basket. the land and in December of the state. During the years 1958 a crash drive for fund* guided by its director, Mr. tu huild a fir* house was Earl K. Miuott, the chorue Egypt's Spins and Great pushed ahead. Volunteers for has received superior ratings Pyramid have stood guard the drive were numerous and in both district and state over the Nil* River for 45 the Lake Mary Boy Scout festivals. centuries. Troop 338 Girl Scouts Visit Home Of Founder Lake Mary Auxiliary Celebrates Birthday SEATED nround t h e fireplace in the Savan­ nah. Ga., h o m e of Juliette Gordon Low, founder of K>t'l ttcoutinj?, are South Semi­ nole n c o it t a Doris Aikin, Susan Miller, Vicki Hrannon and Meienda Casselberry, left to right, who were local girls visiting the h i s t o r i c a l city last weekend. In the bottom photo, Susan Hunter and Vick I make Henne cookies according to an old Juliette Low recipe in the kitchen at the fa­ mous birthplace. Altar Society To Sponsor Dessert Bridge The Woman's Guild o f As­ cension Lutheran Church o f Casselberry will hold the monthly meeting on Thursday at 8 p.ni. at the church. Pastor C. R. Zehnder will speak on the topic “ Know Your 8ynod‘a Work." At some places in Panama, the sun rises orer Pacif.r waters and seta over Atlanta waters. SUNDAY Specials OLD MILWAUKEE ICE COLD BEER 8 HOT. CTN. plus deposit FIRST CUT Pk. Chops lb. 39c M AXW ELL HOUSE CO FFEE By l.ouisr Slmunrk The Altar Society of the St. Mary • Magdalen Catholic Church of Altamonte Springs ...ill i«m - ns, a Dessert Bridie. to tie held at 12:30 p m. next Tuesday at the Maitland Community Center. Both men ami women are invited to attend and door and table prirea will lie awarded. Reservations may be made by contacting Mrs. Thad Kurrk, 119 Tangelu Court, in Maitland. l.b .C a l 39* With 17.34 F**d Order North Orlondo Super Mkt. Long wood . Oviedo M . Yt MB* East of Hwy. 17.91 A rab Crooms Sets Spring Concert $s| r ’ r ^ Mm Spruce - Up Your Home N ow ! FOR CONDITIONER *199 Members of American Le­ gion Old Glory Poet I d and its Auxiliary will observe Memorial Day by attendtag services at the Altameato Springs Community Chapel at It a. m. this Sunday. MORE COMFORTABLE — W ITH A — LIVING HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Borrow up (o $.>,<100 • — No Appointment Nvcrsonry Take Up To 5 Year* To Pay 4 lAU You don’t really need W ide-Track... unless you drive a car. Fast, Courteous Srnrir* Wide-Track Pontiac Tempest Warranty JO N E S 8CC YOUR AUTHORI2CO PONTIAC DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE O* WIDE TRACKS AND (4000 USED CARS, TOO. AUTO SERVICE OF S A M U K l* IMS 8. Hanford, FA M884 MEMBER F.D.I.C. BILL 301 W. HEMPHILL l»l MOTORS, Inc. SANFORD, FLA. �r-B-rurwr-’i-c' The Gator Lumber Com­ pany at 700 French Ave. ia boldmz the grand opening Saturday of their newly en­ larged and extended Hard­ ware Department. Thli la a separate new building, all flntahed in red­ wood aiding with the famous working Gator In bis paint cap, holding a piece of lum­ ber in his paw, marking thr spot. J. J. West, president, and Boyd Coleman, secretary- FA T O V ER W EIG H T HUGE N E W SIGN tells the city that this la the Gator Lumber and Hard­ ware Co. The Jlardwure store is a now addition and a Grand Opening is fr«tng held all day Saturday. In the foreground is Boyd Coleman, secretarytreasurer o f the organization. (Herald Photo) Florida * A L L KINDS OF SU PPLIES for the do-it-yourselfer enn he found at the ~ Gator Lumber Company’s new hardware store at 700 French Ave. (Herald Photo) L ak a-P ark P ro p ­ erties, Inc., Bullden and De­ veloper* at Deflary, Florida, have announced a one-day building operation of a Kingsberry House at DeBary, Flor­ ida. Burt Revels, the Building Supervisor for Florida LakePark Properties, Inc., slates that thla house building pro­ gram will begin at six a. m. on Monday morning, May 27th on Lot 14, DeBary Avenue and Lake Shore Drive, just east of the Intersection of Enterprise County Road and U. S. Highway No. 4. Revels atatea that atarting with a previously constructed foundation and a terrazao slab at alx a. m. all of the ex­ terior walls, the roof trusses, roof eheathing, and tar paper huse, will be completed within twelve hours. All window* and exterior doors will lie In place iind the house closed in by nightfall within the first tiny's operation. From dawn to dusk n spnre sgo hums will have hern built. “ this Is not a prefab house,** of modern component parts and even thougn the house will lie closed in st the end of one day, additional time will 13 year*. They have opcrolcd be required for inside trim, the Gator Lumber Company finishing brick exterior and at Its present location for tiled roof. Nevertheless this will lie a unique ‘‘building op. five years. erntlon.* A brief history of the ninall library now In operation In Chulunta was preiu-nled by Mrs. W. D. Atherton at Tues­ day night's organizational meeting o f the f'huluotn Pub­ lic Library Assn. Mrs. Atherton, who has been Instrumental In estab­ lishing the library and asso­ ciation, thanked the group vrhn had worked with her, contributing many hours of labor, both manual and cleri­ cal, as well ns those who had contributed articles such ns a typewriter, desk, etc. and those who had given ami loaned mcney to purrha.se Initial supplies. Temporary o f f i c e r s ap­ pointed to servo until ufter the election scheduled fur a June 4 meeting at 8 p.m. In th * Community Building, were Mrs. Atherton, chair­ man and treasurer; Mrs. Ludomll Morskl, co-chairman and Mrs. Russell J. Ham­ mond, treasurer. A nominating committee consisting of Mrs. Mcrskl, Russell J. Hammond and Mrs. Donald Laws was appointed to recommend members fur lha Board of Directors to con­ sist of four officers and three members at Urge. **BE A S ID E W A LK .f f MM SEND YOURS TO M A R V IN M IL A M ’S SEM IN O LE DRY C LEA N ER S 218-220 M AG NO LIA AVE. F A 2-1933 There wux considerable dis­ cussion about the display of thn largo number of book* now in the library, the obtain­ ing of additional hooks, area available as a reading room and other operational mat­ ters. on each gallon 100% See us /or I nternational “ Full Covorago" A uto insurance • Easy Payment Plans * 3,6 or 12-Month LATEX Unusual vpcciul oiler on a famous painll Slock up now, painl laler. Wide selection of guaranteed washable colors. Use brush or roller on walls, ceilings, woodwork. Act Now I Offer is limited I W ASHABLE - SCRUBBABLE - N O U N PLEAS AN T ODOR DRIES IN 20 M I N U T E S - C Q M P IE1E C OLOR SELECUQN P o lic ie s FINANCIAL UiPONJIllllTY POLICIES PAIN T 30c O F F cu ch i | t . N O W $1.85 I t E G . 9 2 .1 5 q u a r t $C69 ^ " J oallon * ™ Flin t your house the casiest.faslest wa y . . . with NEW SPRED HOU SE PAINI.You get ill these advantages! • Covers wood, masonry, primed metal • No solvents or thinner* needed • No tedious brushing._ just spread i w n e ti h i, jh iiit • No lap marks, sags or runs • No special primer needed tor repainting sound surfaces S U PE R IN TE N D E N T* • Dries in 30 m in u te s ... replace shutters same day • Wash brush or roller with water • Outlasts ordinary paint by 5 0 % Tow i n cordially Invited la come !o * unique, dawn to dusk, Spare Age house building show at DEBARY, SATURDAY treasurer, hare Invited every-1 cc one to drop in Saturday from j tt. 7:30 a m. to S p.tn., register' gi for the prues drawing, pick up some free gifts and enjoy 01 refreshments. la “ We now have a full line oi lii builders' hardware, electrical w supplies and plumbing sup- u plies," said Bojd Coleman, m •There is also a new gar- ci den supply section displaying at every kind of gardening tool, insecticide, fertilisers, spnnk- ,t( lers and otticr garden aids. 0( “ Wc have set aside one wUlc section of Die store for |a our line of Glidden, Tcxtilite cj and Duralite paints, and liave _ plenty of catalogs for the selection of wallpaper. Ail the necessary painting supplies | and accessories are available, of course. “ This new hardware store e'n is a one-stop shopping center |<, for the do-it-yourself home yc project builder, with all mod- 01 tm supplies and equipment ™ available along with sugges- •„ lion booklets and home dec- It orating ideas," said West. r‘ All day during the grand j" opening gilts and refresh- f0 ments will be given away d( free, and visitors will register I" for free drawing for prizes. First place give-away gift f, will be a $33 set of Corning d< Ware. Next will be a roll and (1( reel sprinkler, which travels ” as It waters, winds up and |0 shuts itself off. in Third gift will be a Beauty r Mist Sprayer, complete with ” spray kit. and four 50 pound yi bags or fertilizer. qi Another free gift will be »' wall paneling, in any finish the winner desires, enough to F L O R ID A Choose NEW SPUED H O U S E PAINT in sparkling white or from 3d soft and suburban pastel colors. MONDAY, MAY 27. 1963 In ono day, beginning at 6 a.m. and finishing at * P-m-. an entire home will be erertrd and closed In, by nightfall. This Is a King.berry component house which will be erected in une da) upon a previously prepared foundation and slab. LOCATION: 1000 fret rs»t u( Hie llellary Kxit on 1J. X. Highs a) No. I. i M Gator Lumber & Hardware 700 FREN CH Buiiltlcrt* & Ilci'flopti* * Hillary. t,T«rltlA - NO 1*1111 G ALLO N AVE. PH. FA 2-7121 1P T j ”6, �• / ** j r *vM*j^l v ■***~ l • •vt - ( - ' • i . t t , v * * ■ » * - « . , TR U C K LO AD 1 DAY ONLY — MAY 25 M IZ E S ! Refreshments! Special PREFINISHED PANELS “Lustre V Sheen” Walnut Ton* .Mahogany .........— By Evans Natural »6 »» Itirrh Sandalwood Mahogany .... ..... *5 ” Antique Amrriran Walnut* lturogram .... »(p Hiker MUt Aih Itirrh 25 OTHER FINISHES A T 10* i DISCOUNT C H E C K OUR LOW LOW f v ,, FREE i Grand Opening instruction s h e d s , color null*. p re­ finish t'd trim, p u tly slicks and matching stain. . * SPECIAL Specials! 99 FIR PA N ELIN G * W ith Toned Grooves f Corning Cookware • I, H i and • S Cocera * #9-w ANY FIN ISH YOU CH O O SE 1/4** \ 4’ x 8 Panels 8' X 12' (It. Saucepan. 1 Handle • I Cradle Regr. $14.95 t o W' tte e / , 2 88 I Keg O' Nails Plastic Coated Steel Garbage Cans Enough To Keep The “Handym an” Busy F or A Long Time. S0 t il., turiiuolie and white, jrlluw A white, Outid iin n , brick red. r R es. $4.50 jhLU ** Enough To Cover A n A v e ra g e W all RandStep Ladders B E S U R E TO R E G IS T E R $3.50 $1.50 Be Sure To Register For The lira w in g ; $5.50 Galvanized Cans n till. Capacity. ^ Reg. $2.95 Corning Ware 5 FT ALUMINUM I TH E Icy Hot Thermos By Thermos, fiberglass in.ulalrd. f Reg. $7.50 22" Power Mower SV, h.p., < eyrie llrigga A Stratton engine. 499S PRICES ROOD M A Y 25 O N LY ,,r < HOM EM AKER SET • 3 Sauce Pans With Covers • 1 - ! ) ” Skillet •(! C up Percolator STEPLADDER 9 NEW • 1 Detachable Handle ■AMERICAN 10? A $35°° Value! BE S U R E TO R E G IS T E R S v'- iiiJL . POPULAR HOUSEHOLD SIZE* L\ . BUILT TO LAST FOR YEARS S fe & S iS f MUCH STRONGER AND MUCH, MUCH 'B te e / M E L N O R T R A V E L IN G BUT QUALITY AND ENJOY SAFETY AND LONGER SERVICE -*r\ M f i iW A STRAIGHT LIME -r.VLHY 1 lutl CHALK LINE REEL Roll N Reel Sprinkler • • Travels As It Waters W inds Up • Shuts Itself O ff A $2 2 90 Value! BE S U R E TO R E G IST E R 1 Beauty Mist Sprayer 1 Spray Kit GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE 700 FREN CH AVE. SANFORD PHONE FA 2-7121 w 4 — 50 lb. Bags | 1 La w n Fe rtilize r JijJ 1 0 - 5 - 1 0 M IX T U R E B E S U R E TO sfr&yR E G IS T E R w �i Graduates Honored ernoon Chatter Party Mr*. Rival For At Hoiteai Dorcas Qass Surprise Shower For Bride-Elect lag e f the Dorcas Sunday School Class o f the Central Baptist Church. Mrs. T. A Rivers wss hostess at her homo on Richmond Are. Mrs. 1. J. Cameron Jr. led the devotions and interesting Bible games were conducted by Mrs. R. D. Bess. Identical gills of earrings and hand* kerchiefs were presented to Mrs. Glover MeCrow and Mrs. J. R. Cantrell. Both plan to leave for North Carolina in the near future. During the social hour the hottest served refreshments of punch, eake, potato ships, mints and nuts. Tbs June meeting will bo held at tbs Little Venice home of Mrs. John Weaver. craxlest hat. Birthday Celebrated With Slumber And Beach Party D E AR MRS. C.: I f you permit uninvited f u « t « to detay your din­ ner two houra, you a n asking for the inconvenience they have caused you. What's wrong with saying, “ Excuse me — I have to prepare my dinner'’ ? In love with a lovely, adorable girl who la 16 y e a n younger than I am. (This could be the problem.) This charming lady says she loves me, but her mother would never approve o f our marriage because of the age difference. 8he la devoted to her fam ily and would never marry against their wishes. I waited ten years after my last marriage before considering marrying again, and be­ lieve I have found the g ir l I am 88 and she is 2 2 .1 insist on an open courtship, but she refuses to be seen with me. Is age that Important? Do you think she loves me, or is she lust being kind to an "old man"? How can 1 win her? S T IL L T R Y IN G • By Mses Griesfosd Miss Karen McVay wss honored recently with a sur* prise bridal shower given by Mrs. Frank Wszolek at her home, 20 North Second SI., in North Orlando. Games were supervised by Miss McVsy s sisters, Mau­ reen and Marilyn McVay and Mrs. Wssolek. Prises were won by Mrs. George Worth, Mrs.’ Ewrlghlson Harvllle, Miss Betty Johnson and Miss Diane Sommer, of Winter Park, a cousin of the honoree. Karen opened her gifts from a table covered with a wbils linen cloth and adorn­ Honored A t Stork Shower ed with carnations. Highlight of the decorations was a pink and whlta parasol made of crepe paper and surrounded with the gifts. Refreshments were served buffet style, from a table cov­ ered with a mint green cloth and centered with a crystal punch bowl. A pink and white cake la the form of two hearts with an arrow through both bore the inscription Ka­ ren and Tom. Crepe paper streamers bil­ lowed from the overhead light fixture to each corner of tha table. O t h e r refreshments were potato salad, ham sal* art, sandwiches, baked beam, nut bread, a variety of relishas, tea and punch. Those helping to surprise the bride-elect w e r e her grandmother, Mra. George Sommer, Her mother, Mra. William McVay and friends, Mmcs. Don Nall, Pat Del Villaggio, Bill Sklslak, James Grinstead, Richard Stodden, Bob Dean, Edwin Cinder, Miss Betty Johnson and an aunt, Mrs. Harold Sommer, of Winter Park. male a nnftt new M f A m n n 'a Vi naVta ti J I a alee • • * * * Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY. BOX 8365, BEVE R L Y H ILLS, C ALIF., fo r Abby's new booklet. “ HOW TO W RITE LETTERS FOR A L L O CCASIONS* By Oswald Jacoby One of the first things • beginner is taught is that if ha holds two five card suits be should bid the higher ranking first with the idea in mind to bid the other later. This rule should be followed Irrespective of the strength of the two suits. This la a mighty good prin. dple, but like all other rules it baa exceptions and today’s South hand presents one. If South were the opening tOn • Get it o ff your cheat. F o r a per­ sonal reply, write to Abby and send a self - addressed stamped envelope. jacobyO n Miss Arlene Smith waa hon­ PALM CHICLE By Ltoda Smithson Members of the Palm Cir­ ored on her 16th birthday Sirs. Starlin Galloway was cle enjoyed a progressive with a loin! slumber and guest of honor at a recent luncheon god garden tour at beach party by her mother, surprise stork shower at the the final meeting of the year. Mrs. Archie Smith and her Lake Hayes home of Mra. W. After assembling at the borne sister, Sylvia. R. Meek Jr. Co-hostessei • f Mrs. Harry Oakes, a bus­ A group of close friends were Mra. Eugene Hickson, iness session waa conducted were invited to spend the Going to fix up a room Mrs. Richard Smithson and then the group toured Mrs. evening and tbs nest day in your home for teen-agers? Mrs. P. M. Smithson. Oskea' spacious garden. with the family. They had Then go to an expert for After playing aeverat ap­ very little sleep but were up Mrs. 8. C. Dickerson, spon­ advice. Not an expert In in­ propriate games the guests W S C S Groups sor for IIm circle when It was early and ready to go to New terior decoration, but an ex­ helped (he honoree open and Smyrna Beach for the day. acted as guido. organised. pert in teen-age needs and admire her many gifts. Re­ Refreshments were served She explained the various M eet In habits—namely, a veteran freshments of cake and punch the night before and a basket cold resistant plants and whoso children already have were served by the hostesses. lunch was prepared for the many others. gone through the teen-age Enterprise The cake was decorated with beach party. Mrs. Oakes served cran­ whirl. pink and blue booties and lit­ Those sharing (he fun were berry Juice as the first course By Helen .Snodgrass There is no substitute for tle baby faces. of the luncheon, then mem­ Muriel Hern, Miriam Hern, The morning circle of the experience. And believe me, Guests Included Mmes. bers traveled to the home of Sonja Wester, Judy Sergeant, WSCS of the Barnett Memor­ a mother—or even a father The run Reynolds, A r t h u r Mrs. Alton Parker, In Sun- Barbara Drcbcrt, G l e n d a ial Methodist Church hold the —who has lived through teen­ Richter, L. L. Faulk Jr.. land Estates, noting on the Gocmbcl, Gayle Senkarik and regular monthly meeting at agers has had experience! Monroe Parsons, H o w a r d way the new proposed site of Sonya Jones. the church annex Tuesday From such an export you can Hunt Jr., Bryant Hickson, II. the new Garden Center. morning. get Ups such as these: V. Itambo, Van McChlng, Ro­ Mrs. Parker served an un­ Miss Mary Hubbard pre­ 1. Be sure to have a tele­ bert Rambo, Harold Lyles usual main course from ar­ Mrs. Brown sented the program and gave phone extension in the play­ and Miss Jewell McClung. tistically appointed tables aft­ a most Interesting report on room. Every teen-ager who er which Mrs. Epps Sr. point­ Entertains (lie recent district conference cornea to your home will ed out highlights of the Park­ held in Daytona Beach. Mra. make a minimum of three T w o Graduates er home. Organic gardening A t Bridge T. V. Scull was hostess and phone calls during an hour's teems to he successful, judg­ visit, and probably receive served refreshments. Mrs. Harry F. Brown of ing by the luxurious appear­ Honored A t at least one. So if you want The evening group met ance of their flower ami vege­ Alicante ftuad, DcBary, en­ Tuesday evening in th e to keep the kids in their tertained at a recent lunch­ table gardens. church annex. This meeting hideout, you've got to give Barbecue Party The caravan then moved to eon bridge at her home. A R L E N E SM ITH, left and her alstcr, Sylvia, featured the annual pledge them a telephone. DeBsry where Mrs. Angel with nome o f the uuents at her 16th birthday Among the guests were 2. Have plenty of pillows Mi>s Tonya Winn and MTs* service and the program was Dias and her lister, Mrs. celebration. Ruck row nro Gnyle Senkarik, Wanda law Harris were conducted by Mrs. Bertha Mrs. Harold Wills, Mrs. Wil­ John Bishoff, served delicate Glenda Goembol and Sonya Jonctt. gucste of honor at a gradua­ Hardin with 3!rs. Aletha liam Fidler, Mrs. R. Acker­ calorie laden desserts. tion barbecue, Sunday after­ Evans as hostess. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Blanton Owen, one of man, Mrs. Preston McBean, noon, given by Mra. Harold the eight delegates attending Mrs. Philip Ahrens, Miss MONDAY F. Johnaon, Mlaa Elisabeth the Miami convention gave a Harriet Condit. Miss Jane Mrlhvln and Mlaa E. Jean Sanford Drove 180 Does report of her trip. She Morse sod Miss E i t h e r Methvln at the Johnson home meet at 6 p.ro. in the Elks brought back many useful Emerson, both of Oranga on Writ First Street. Club, for the regular business City. ldum from the workshops. Th. ' jto honor g»»'**« were ■nd social session. Winners were Mrs. R. AeThe DcBary sisters have presented gifts of lingerie and adjoining homes and their kerman, Sirs. P. McBean, MONDAY the girls autographed each combined gardens present a Miss Jane Morse and Miss H. other’s annual*. First Presbyterian Church beautiful array of flowers, an Condit. Rarbecurd rib* with all the Sewing Circle 10 a.m. to 2 inviting pool and a rock gar­ Miss Ann Marie Cannavtno, light blue dress with a match­ trimming*, including a grad­ p.m. in Fellowship Hail. den. daughter of Mr. and Mri. ing carnation corsage and (he uation cake waa enjoyed by I N BLO O M A silver identifiesUoo pin a group of classmate*. Mario Cannavino, 221 Fla­ groom's mother wore a pale was presented to the retiring GOOD SELECTION Those invited to ahar* the STARTED mingo Drive, Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rusal Frank Bennett, son o( Mrs. gold dress with a green car­ fun were tha two mothers, president, Mrs. Helen DeWlt, CATTLE BRANDING who in turn welcomed the in­ and three sons, Tony Jr., Veronica Bennett, Daytona nation corsage. Mra. C. Shannon Wina and When the Spaniards first coming officers. New officers Randy and Rickey, of Miami, Beach, were married May 14 A buffet wedding luncheon Mrs. Gladys Harris and the brought eattle to the New are Mrs. Blanton Owen, pres­ made a short visit in Sanford at 11:30 a.m. at the Naval wee held at the bride'a home Misses Harriett Chandler, World, they also started the Grapavilla Nurnery ident; Mrs. Wade Garner, this week. The parents left Air Station Chapel. for the bridal party, rela- Sylvia McCaulley, Pam Kan- custom of establishing own­ 3231 Grapevlll* Are. FA 2-0884 vice president; Mrs. George by plan* from Orlando for a ership through the use o( Father Angelo Libera offi­ tlvri and close friends fol­ navel, Sylvia Smith. “ Scotia Dealer* Rounds, secretary, and Mrs. vacation in Jamaica and tha lowed by a reception in the Amy Watts, Barbara Miller, brand marks. ciated at the Nuptial Mau boya remained with their Alton Parker, treasurer. afternoon. The refreshment Martha Cook, Marianne Hum­ grandmothers, Mr*. J. C. Cook. double ring ceremony. table was overlaid with a phrey, Carolina Baggerly, The altar waa decorated 410 8an Carlo* and Mra. J. A. lace doth and held an ar­ Judy Van Winkle, Ann Farwith arrangements of white Rustl, Bel Air. Osteen rangement of gardenias and lees, France* Quillen, Sandra Mrs. R. L. Willie arrived mums and lighted candlea. greenery, flanked by lighted Corbett and Rita Rogers. Mra. Prei*ent Thin Ad For The bride wore a street Thursday from her home in tapers. Wedding cake and Thomas Galloway assisted the New Bern, N. C. to visit her length dress of white lace hostesses with the serving. Your Froe W olf Head parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. B. with chiffon ikirt, headpiece By Mrs. Clarence Snyder of flower covered pillbox with Wallace and attend the grad­ Token • Good For One Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beall left uation of her brother, Brad shoulder length veil and car­ 20 Lb. Waah (Twice Aa ried a bouquet of white car­ recently for an extended visit Wallace. in the north. They will visit Mrs. Bertha Benton, who I* nations. Much Aa A R ef. Waahtr) Mrs. Clifford Duliea, ma­ their son, James, and bis spearheading the signing-up family at Klkvlew, W. Va., of tourist* to go on a German- tron of honor, wore a pink and other relatives in tho vl- American chartered tour to embroidered linen e h e a t h , flnliy nf Charleston. W. Va. Germany thia summer Is 111 pink pillbox hat and carried f r o m ----AWT BROWN Your Downtown Florist Another son, Earl, visited Ibe and will b* confined to Semi* a bouquet of pink carnations. PEST CONTROL Clifford Duliea was best ,7th SI. Next T o Pln*cre«t School Bealls shortly bclore they nol* Memorial Hospital until SANFORD Termites A Other PeeU Mon<iay. She requests that man and John Cannavino, Attendant On Duty Mae. Thru Sat. FLOW ER SHOP person* Interested in the tour brother of the bride, and 2601 PAR K DR. F R O M 9 A.M . - 4 Car. K. 1st A 8a ■ ford Ava. call at her bom« after Mon- Tommy Fay were ushAs. 322-8865 SANFORD I.AU N D E R AM A OPEN 24 HOURS A D A Y FA 3-1633 FA 3-6433 The bride’s mother wore * • C O N F ID E N T IA L TO W IL L IN G W ID O W : Make sure it’s a gleam in his eye — not just the sun hitting his bifocals. D E A R A B B Y : When people drop in unexpectedly late in the after, noon, are invited to stay for dinner but refuse (saying they have another appointment) and yet contin­ ue to visit well paet dinner prepara­ tion time. Is it possible to start pre­ paring dinner? This has happened several times. Yesterday the com­ pany left two houra after our usual dinner time. MRS. c. diamond. Thera is no ques­ tion about that, but when the hand was played in a re­ cent tournament every North player opened with one heart and it was up to South to respond. Most Souths res­ ponded two diamonds and • A6BY: DEAR In the tw o years I have been a widow I have learned more than in ail the years I was married. I never realized there were so many frightened, unsure married women around. I f I need someone to help with the household chores or heavy work, I look In the classified ads. I'd rather pay *10 an hour than D E A R S T IL L : You can’t. And i f you’re wise, you’ll uyiit trying, MISS K AR EN M cV A Y HONOREES A N D HOSTESSES fo r a graduation chatter party are left to right, Pam Jones and Linda Sua William* and back row, Mrs. Ernest Southward and Mrs. LaMar (Herald Photo) L aMar Echoia. By Abigail Van B u m trump and seven hi clttbe. Invariably there was discus­ sion about bow impossible it was to reach a slam with a diamond void opposite five to the Jack and there was Amtiderable surprise ex­ pressed when It was found that two pah* reached six clubs. At both those tables South decided to bid two dube. His Idea wss not to bother with the diamond suit unless his partner happened to bid trom then ea the bidding proceeded to game in hearts, clubs or no-trurap. Five odd was made in hearts, tour or five in no- Needless to say one* Mm club response was made there was no trouble getting to the slam—in fact I am a trifle surprised that someone didn't go all the way to sew en. J'ha. on the sofa. With teen agers you never have to worry about adequate seating space, so long as they can toss a pillow on the floor. 3. Be sure there are no buttons In the centers of the pillows. For that is an irrestlble temptation for pillow twirling, a pastime that is a little rough on sofa pillows, even though it does give boys at the awkward age something to do with their hands 4. No bare wood for table tops—unlesa you want ringi upon rings mada from soft drink bottles. 3. No carpet for several good reasons. Potato chips and corn chips dipped in goop—the teen-agers' favor­ ite snack—are crumbly and hard on carpets. And a bar* floor la always ready for dancing. 6. If the playroom la going to be an addition to tha house, do everything you can to soundproof tt. Teen-agers can play their favorite re­ cords over and over for hours and never grow weary of them. But you will. wmmS E W A N D SHOP SAVE THESE Local Events Church Calendar Dan River Chambray Rayons k Acetata Ginghams SEW A N D SAVE Personals Drip Dry Cotton Oxford Solids k Stripes Nylon Net Drip Dry Batista IMiase* Solids & Prints Prints o f Everglsz* snd Sailcloth Colton Prints Satin Lining Pajama Prints Personals LORAL n u n n n n i U W Y. 17-92 DRIVE TH R U FE R N P A R K TO SEM INOLE CO UNTY L IN E PM. — — I d4— rr**-' fi r shop SEW AND SAVE k �'I * * — fc jih A la iw m n i J o b Sbf ftia fa rl i n a i t I Fri. May 24, ’63— Page 9 1 F R ID A Y P. M. A 1 I:ft • \ ; HOUERT MITCHUM ond Shirley MncLaine _ n visit in# “ square’’ from Nebraska and an offbeatnik from Greenwich Villnpe respectively in 'Tw o F o r The Seesaw," which will open Sunday nt the Movielund Drive-In Theatre. The picture, a United Artists release filmed in Punnvision, was directed by Robert Wise. ltllS 1*1 t*t>ort» Kln*l lt:3* ( » ) W -eth er Shew 11:11 (** Channel * T h eater ( I I KnUywned 34*v1* C**ak-ad* H i l l ( f ) T e a ll* S A T U R D A Y A, M. I I* H ' t io 3:11 (*> (* ) < «) (• ) *:** t l ) If* 1:11 (3 ) j * i* l (* l Good Uornlna ( ! ) Buptr Car ( I ) Capt. Kativeroo 1:11 1 1 1 ltu ff A lle a d f I• I I Alvin A th* Chip­ munk* fl> Sir 3 t*(o* (3) Sheri uewla 11:1* ( t ) K le e Lem erS* ID M iehty Meaaa n a p home ( f t Superme* It:** i l l Fury ( I ) R l* T !« T l* ELVIS PRESLEY shows considerable interest in the Krcenbacks flaunted by his pal, Gary Lockwood, in a scene from Metro-GoldwynMayer's “ It Happened at the World’s Fair." Joan O'Brien plays Presley’s romantic interest in the comedy, feiituritiK ten new song hits. The pic­ ture was filmed in Panavision and Metrocoior, much o f it on locutions ut the Scuttle World's Fair. The most entrrtainmentpui-kcd motion picture Elvla I’reeley hua yet madi'. "It Happened at the World's Fair" ha* something fur everyone— romance, luughe, two-fisted action, ten bennd new song hits and an appealing atory act against a wonder-filled back­ ground o f the Seattle World’s Fair, where much of the Ted Richmond production, proaented by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, was filmed on locution comca to the Rita Theatre Sunduy. Co-starring Joan O'Brien and Gary l.ockwood, and with a captivating seven-year-old "WHO'S GOT THE A C TIO N " DEAN LANA MARTIN • TURNER • (Lockwood), with , THESRtCENEEDIE SHOWING — w ith t h e G a l the S O N G S ^ a -> a tth e f a m o u s ^ * v WORLD’S u H M ^m o Go l P w y n m ayhr I S ■0»t *!°.Va* si**1,'?* ••It f The wild girl from Greenwich Village I . . . the lonely man from (he M idw est. * . the shocker that thrown away the rules! “PEYTON PLACE’* LANA TURNER IN COLOR f |ncnj*]4Kxn g&nrsv V H appEned ^W o r ld s F a iR , ! [ • r 'r i R)R,HC “An aMBori'WafeCBMaf aisu nw iM square dancers Aaoitewr (*) Major Adams, Trailmaatar 1:31 (SI G. K College Bowl H I llu llw ln kl* Show l . f t I f ) T h * Tw oalleth Co* lury (9) Holla nt Ivy C> Moot th* I'roa* t:3* (*> Death Valley Day* (S) I'rob* (3) Nawscon* 3:f* <31 tlnalgn ( ("Tools (91 H-s Hunt If) T.asal* t.t* t l ) WonJarful Wartd at Calor (S ) Dannie, th* Manas* l:*S |f) Kd Sullivan She* (9 ) Similar Slovle Night versary party . . . the Star­ light Prumt-natleri had a real ahlmllg, beginning with a steak dinner. They finished o ff th* evening by clearing tha dining room floor and dancing a few seta . . , regular culler Jue Curtis whs there with hi* own music, and to put It in the overworked word* of newspaperese, "A good time was had by all." The Inn is an ideal place for parties of this type, no the dining room is large enough for the danc Ing, and tha lounge Is nde qunte for the normal diner* •nd drinkers. a a e ( ( ) W ake l ) « Movie* ( I I ( t ) Farm, Market Ba­ in* rt t : l ! <11 Htatt New * a*d Woathar * 1* IS) Today T t* ID Count.low* Now* T It (D Mlrkla'a Gospel Tim* I *1 I D Mlchty Brass Ihow I f ) Capt. Kaagarwo I I* ( I ) Waathar sad Maw* I I * (1) Today ID C arteavlll* * I* t i l Jaoh Lalaaa M a w I I I Amarlraa Hlatary * II tf) Hompar Roam * 11 (3 ) I I I* ( t ) (I) <D II M (■> (I) ()l It.** ID ID (9 ) ID ItiM Gall Storm Bkaw Hoy W h *i Coloader ta a ra Hpaalah Flay Tsar M aas* t Lara L a w Cartoon Csp-rs Tha MeCaya Frlae la R l«b t Ana Houlh-rn Hhow Fat* A Gladys The Ve Ivctones are up on the stago at the piano bar at the Mar l.ou now, and are providing musir to dance by or listen to. Big Bill, who play* the bast and sings, Is asdstrd by Mel Young on lh« drums and Bob Kamho at the piano. They’ra playing regularly now on Tuesday, Friday und Saturday nights, ami drawing some g o o d crowds, any* Marcio Williams, tho owner-manager. * * a Speaking of music, the rupuluiren ara "really pack­ ing them In," at tha Capri, aaya manager Joy Manrota. By the way. in rata you haven’t met Joy, it* sure and Introduce yourself sometime . , , ahu*b around tha Capri most o f tha time and really goes all out to make 111# pi urn owmfnrtahle for tier guests. Anyway, the I’opulalrea were a group which atarted about eight years ago, and have played moat of the place* around th* area, Pete Bukur and Paul'Caskey met while In Stetson, both working on music degree*, and Jack Hostman Joined the group after coming from New York, They've played all year long until the last year when they di-chlmi to “ take It easy," and Jutt play during the summer. It’s going to be a regular Friday night thing nt the Club Diamond , . . Tho fish fry, that la . . , where you ran — JIM M ONDAY P. M. SW IN G IN G h i GHERthan ta. 4:3* (91 Toko Two (I ) M, n1maiiI II) Victory at Pea II •• I t ) Tsar SHOWS A T 1:00 - 3:00 • 5:10 - 7:15 - 9:0u - i\ Sanford's Tonight la th* Ceribe’a big­ gest night, with • really fin* trio there to entertain you. Don Chayco, th* guitarist re­ gularly appearing at the Carihe, play* along with hus­ band ami wifa Bill and I'eggy Slayton. Bill plays tha bats while Peggy it on tha "cock­ tail drum*/’ a small veraloit c t drums. Peggy alio alngs, sort o f on the toft, tweet tide, according to Flo, who enjoys tha group tremendous­ ly. Don hua been <m television, and is slill going great a* a ■Ingle on most of the other week nights at th* Carihe. * a a Poppy Days Set By Post 183 By I axils* Hlmunek Auxiliary members o f the American taginn Old Glory Tost IH.1 will he soliciting do­ nations in (heir annual Poppy Day Drive ttnlay ami Satur­ day in Altamonte Springs, Fern Park. Lnngwood, Catirlhrrry and Msilland. Funds received from the drive are used lit help needy veterans and (heir families in the area as well aa in the slate. ( t ) Coaeeatratiam + rA > P t& L A D U LT E N TE R TA IN M E N T It's love with all the stops pulled out aaa TODAY A SAT. SU ND AY thru TH U R SD A Y SCHEDULE OF SHOWS •‘Two For The Seesaw" Show# Nitaly A t 7:11. Due To Length Of Program, Onl* First Hour Will Be Repealed On Second Show. Cum pitta Show Can Ila Seen From H: 10 P.M. llrldg* (9 I Haven Kays SUN. - MON. - TU E S. SANFORD 3 :(j t* i Sat. .VMlln** 4 14 r4* T l.* ITraknaa* CM S p «e.l»ay 3 04 tat Kul-t.ln-cup# &:lu (3 ) W ld - Ut.rl.l » r Fpnrta * 09 (*1 Ch. ( Vena (1) Ila . Flatting — Il*n Taylor 1.3* (91 o s ile a lla rrla t * U <*l Con. Fla. - Wash. It-purt ( I ) N-w-cnp# *:3* <*l Mr. !M * 4i (1 ) Hinder Vanovur'* Itoporl T;J# (* ) C-n. FI*. Showcase <*) Tho lllg Story R IT 2 FEATURE NO. 2 GARY COOPER IN "TH E HANGING THEE" IN COLOR 3:13 t f ) t'liamplonahlp get ell the fresh water perch you can eat for |1A5, Includ­ ing hush puppies, corn bread, baked beans, cole flaw and French friea. This meal be­ gins at 5 p.m. and ends at 11 p.m. so you'll have lota o f time to get out there. A fter a hard week at th* office, this aura sounds enticing. Satur­ day nights fer do rents you can itop in for spaghetti din­ ner. Seems Ilk* « convenient thing to do after a day at th* beach, when you're tired and hungry. • a a 1:45 ( • ) Women' nn th# 3lov* took over the take Monroe 4:04 t l ) X U r A the Hmry 4:1- i t ) Imlualry un t'orada Inn last night for their anni­ l . ( * ( f ) Tod Stauk Hour V OBRIEN' LOCKWOOD a to a ( I ) Term .as.a ■ rala Ford ( I ) Love o f U l# 13:14 I I I Harry Raaaoaac Nears ID Father Knows Baal It (f| loarsh to* T m a m i ( I ) Troth or CeeaequJIraa II 41 t l ) Oatdtag Ira k i >1:1* ( I t K ite Nawa I «• ( I t Th- Open WladoW (9 ) ilsnaral lloapllal ( t l Nawa sad Waathar 1:11 ( D L ollllm e I I I 111 Hlimnasllts 1 : 1* ( I I Aa Tk* World Tata* (3 ) HcEaac# ID Mld-Fts. Nawa t Tl (9 ) Ijtfftln i3 0* 41) li-ti Jarrod I I ) Faaiword ( I ) Day la Coart 3 30 (3 ) The Doctors ( I I Art Uakladte* (D Jan* Wyman Pr*eants I *• (3) Luratta T o * a * Khaw ( I ) tdlU osair* ( ! ) Gusoa tor a Oa# I 34 (1 ) You Don't Bay ( ! ) T o Tall T k * Trslh ( I ) W k* D* T ea Treat I *5 ( I ) b ou flaa Edwards N#w* with th* N ew * I *4 (I t Tha 31-trh Gama ( I ) Americas Haadetaad l< ) flsrral Ilo n a (1) Make Roam far Daddy ( l l Eds* a f M lehl (91 D I*.or*ry '*3 4 14 ( l l Amorteaa Nowooiaad 1:33 I I I NUC N*wa l:«* (D FOpsya Flayhout* (3) Th* Hast at Uroaah* <4* ('ho-km at* I >1 ID Hanla Claus 3.14 (31 Ilura* A Alloa *44 (•> Waathar M io v 4!« Sign Three >Xon» O hm TH E By Judy Turner Lookp like the rainy season finally made i t . . * let's hope so, at leaat. A fte r you have worked all day in the garden or lawn, it will really feel good getting cleaned up and relaxing at one o f these places. 1:11 (3) Car 34 — \\ hero Ar* You l:M (21 Itnhanra ( f t Th* Root MaCoys 11:3* (3 ) M »k « Doom Fur "lley, the draperies an* Up I II 11) ON. Thoour Daddy -> '* were th* first _au I ! .’1» -------- ITT troyj wfrrvrs---(«* Camlta r»m »r* 1*1 Hr*nl* A Cecil wtuiU heard yeiterdsy as I ( * l V olte of rirostoa* 13:** ( I I Hr, W lfird started to write this column. (« ) tiky King I* ll* f t W h a le My U s * (I) Mass Unsay (4> Howard K. Smith One of the most faithful pa­ ll:M I I I Nawscop* trons of isid restaurant and ( t ) H arry lleaeoiior SATU R D AY I*. M. N -w * lounge gave me this tidbit of 13*3* ( I ) M agi* loiad o f Allat t ) l f l 4 . r u . Maws ho aim information, so I'll pats It It.I* (3 ) I'otee Ouaa (21 M-n Into Spoco along. Thus* Danifh lobatar 11 H l»> Ch. Kin* Tkastoe (• ) CHH News Itoliert I 11 I I ) Hollywood M**t* talta that ar* •'twtet aa k Trout Cava lost* I I 43 ( f ) ll.iv. tall— nut" really are; very delicate­ W ith , at N. T M ONDAY A. M. ly flavored and served with H I ( I ) My Frtaad Fllch a I I ) Not Fur lilts your choice o f accompani­ « . ! * ( I ) Stas o s t : lt <31 rham:ilon-htp W-sa* I I 111 Hiss Oa ment ». Try'them without th* tlln g 1:1* I f ) Grove 4 Farm Re­ <11 Matine* T in a t .r butter, just for a change in port (2 l lla.-rt.all — taite, l i l t 44) C oll.*# ar the Ate 1,3* <41 Hporl# Thrill* 1:1* ( l l Today s e e Siitu c n Tti-ater X OPEN 12:15 IN COLOR Fly tag Deetar Jack!* Gleason Show Th* Gs'lsnt Man Psm Benedict Defender* Hootsnanny S a n ^ oJtd TABLE HOPPING f i*l CartoO«lM Presley Fiim“RilrBounJ FEATURE NO. 2 AT 1:15 ONLY FIRST SANFORD SHOWING CO-FRATURK NITKI.V AT 10:15 a ir * Oa Urower* A ln e e e e 1'epuiy I>oir V ariety Cotietdnwn N ew * llohla llood Cartoonrin* (M *n,-* - F iction Th- eter 1:1* <«> One Way Mirror Seminole TV JJw End of »chool U in fight (how many sight r l rallef en that one?) and Shealy Beat hat come up with m great idem for an end of the yenr party. He’s working with John Spolski of tha Jet I^nea and planning a bowling-tkaling-dancing In one night type of thing which you should took Into . . , lot* of fun for that one but night when the whole cla** can be together. 13:15 <*) Senator Holland Fen*i*r 13:40 (St Congressman Gurney Jutt give hint a ring and aak 1:3* (<> AITre.l Hitchcock 13:*3 IS) THA Hour him about urrangementa, he'll (3) llaachall— ( i » I’ rle* t* R igh t lot* Augalas at New lie glad to give you more In­ 1:3* ( » ) f t Suniet Strip 1 * <i C * T li* ilu l.i Itrvututton Turk formation. The over 18 night 1*:3t <9* P ro A l’ o « DC# (S) Harald a f Truth ( I ) GySwlm *** l:lu (SI Meat the 1’ rufoasor went well and they’ll bo ache­ I ! ) Rjaohall— U :(* (S) A1IO Fin*! R eport dging another one toon, so 131 X«w *cop* 3:0* (9| Direction* '(1 keep watch fee notice of that, ( I I Channel ( N i w t r e i a l:to IS) A.11*l ittavansnn s e a 3:oo ( » ) Hummer Theatre 1t:t« ( » » Slld-Klnrlitt Saws v Oriental charmer, Vicky Tin. making a svenc-ittuling screen debut, thia atory o f Lothario bush pilot Mike E d w a r d s ( Pfrelcy) and hi* poker-play­ ing tide kick, Danny Burk* Marta o ff u bang us the two grounded pilot* hitch-hike to find a job In order to reclaim their plane which a sheriff has attached a* security. T V RENTAL Their udventure* lend them • Sale* • Service to the Seattle Fair, where Mike finds himself involved In two •‘dates,' the first with FA 2-1920 Zenith Color TV Sales Sue-1.in (.Mi** Tiu), little 2#00 Sanford Ave. daughter of u Chinese farmer whom be take* on a tour of tho fair; the second with TO M TITS TH E N ITK TO GO OUT TO A MOVIE I I 1 Diane (Joun O'Brien), attrac­ tive nurse nt the dtspensury, PHONE FA 2-121# whoso ministrations he solicits TO N ITE It SAT. V f O M Ik f t » t \ c ) after paying a youngster to HI DE- I M T H E A T R E $ 1 * 0 0 CARLOAD kick him in the shins. GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE FEATURE NO. ! AT TUI5 ONLY "LAD, A DOG" IN COLOR - P E T ER I1HECK FIRST it * (3) 3:3* (t ) id II* S:3« ((> fits (SI W a rs * P o K lir ( I * AUC E o n lB l llvpoet ( ( * CU. « Maws l : l t 43) Momaala la (3) Joey Bishop Show Sparts • (3) Bat. Might Movies 1.11 ( f t MM - R l h v a n ls g !:*• 1ft U w m t i Walk Report f:l* ( I ) Its** Uua Wilt Tra­ ■IV Sport* vel l:J » (S) W cathrr 1«:«0 I t ) F igh t a f the W -*k *4> lU rhtlu r Father •a* (lunsmoka • : lt ( I ) Snort* IS :II t t ) Stafc* That Apart 4:41 ( I ) NRC Saw* 31:44 (I ) 1st. Might Rhsw I t ) T h l* t» Oolt (I ) U ld -rta. Mswa Ti*« (SI T h * U-brl (** Ch. « Hews l l ) Outdoor Dalletla lilts i*t Hollywood Movla Board Cavalcade t l ) A ir l'<iw*r 11:11 (I ) Championship Wreak 1:14 (*J W alter Oroahtta — Ung X *« * 1:3* (2 ) Int. Shnwllme SU N D A Y P . M. t l ) Mavarlck ( t l It** h id * t i ts I t ) Falih tor Today ( : * ( (S i liu y Loiobarilu IS) Homestead l" P.A. 1:1* (3 ) Ping Alone W ith <11 Chrtatophar Stitch l l : l f IS) TDA (* ) >.oa(* It «4» A F New* llovlaw (St T h * n in U K a a a (1) Ora: Rohtrts f:M (0> I’ m Dlekina —- H a * **1' #T/ ' TERM’S ORIGIN The expression “ b l a c k sheep" began In the llth cen­ tury, when cleaning and dye­ ing methods were not fully developed. Moat wool was while and there wa* little market (or black wool be­ cause It w:u too hard to proeras. §n Weekend Television Comedy Set For Drive-In On Sunday •‘Two ~vr The Seesaw," th# heartwer: Irg and hilarious story of a square from Ne­ braska and nn off-beat dolt from Greenwich Village, comes bubbling to the screen via a record run on the Broadway stage. Starring Robert Mitchurn and Shirley MncLaine, the picture, filmed in PanavUion, which Academy Award nom­ inee Robert Wise directed, will open Sunday at the Movieland Drtve-ln Theatre, through United Artists re­ lease. Robert MiUhum plays Jerry Ryan, the slightly square guy from Omaha, who's never really seen a girl like Glttel Moscu W ore— Gittcl being a gal who can in- most quickly and aptly describe*! as some­ one liku Shirley MacLalne. In dramatic terms, Gittcl—the gal from the Bronx who lives in Greenwich Village—is con­ sidered one of the greatest feminine roles ever written. She combines the fire of Scar­ lett O'Hara with the poig. nancy of Blanche Op Buis, not to mention the romantic uppeul of Camille and the snny perkinesa of Llia Doolittle. The other feature on the p r o g r a m which will run through Tuesday is ‘ T’ eyton Place." On Wednesday and Thurs­ day, "7 Women From Hell" and "High Time” will play. On Friday and Saturdny. •'Hold That Baby," •• 7 Brides r'or 7 Brother*'' amt “ Giant" will play. fcv s iiu p w BUFFALO, N. Y. (U P I) The Buffalo Hills of the American Football L e a g u e have announced tile signing! of end Glenn Bast, fullback Willie Jones and luiehackrr Jue SciuHcr, POPULAIRES A R E B A C K for tho JA C K P A U L (a real delirary the way w * prepare them I . . . (hey are NOT French Fried!) P E T E (l)anlah Lobster Tails and Hoy at B-d Shrimp) FROG $2’5 B U K U R BABB FID D LE EVERY FRIDAY ft SATURDAY NfTI MELODEE SKATING RINK FUN For Mom, Dad and the Kids Bowling & Skating = JET LAN ES = FA 2-7512 NEXT TO MKLODCK SKATING - ONORA ROAD, SANFORD — “NO WAITING FOR LANES" Weekend* Art Th# Beet T la * Far Oped l t f h | Rowling is fun for the entire fin flj Hummer DowIIh taagae* New Fans tag Men a * Ltdiea* • Junior*' • Mixed I ( * i — | | FREE N U R S E R Y .......... FR E8 BOW UNO LKM ONS LAKE MONROE FEATURING Charcoal Broiled Steaks BAR & PACKAGE STORE CUT RATE WHISKIES LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE M ILE S FOR NORTH OF SANFORD RESERVATIONS CALL FA 2-3108 C H O IC fc s COM IB NATIO N P LA T TE R C A S K E T DRUMS YOUR (tweet m t tu l) R O S S M A N '' ACCORDION l'i R O Y A L RED SHRIM P l ' Summtr SPENCER’S — DANISH LOBSTER T A IL S T H E Capri RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE A L L T H E LOBSTER YOU C A N E AT .... *3.25 CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS A T 8 A. M. TO 2 A. M. - 6 D AYS A -W E E K LEGS Bauteed la Melted Butte* UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Chrrara and Meals— Fres To Enjoy While We I’ rrpsra Your Dtnnrr DANCE TO G(M)I) MUSIC EVERY NIGHT South French Ave, Sanford I'hon* FA 2-0551 FISH FRY FRIDAY - MAY 24 - 5 TO XI PJ)L A LL YOU The VYlah J jou EVERY » FRI. MUSIC E A T S |2 5 INCLUDES: BAKED IIEAN S — COLE S L A W HUSH PU PPIE S — CORN BREAD FRENCH FRIES ______________ T E A OR COFFEE_____________ PRESENTS TUES. CA N SAT. SATURDAY - MAY 25 5 TO II P. M. SPA GH ETTI BY The VELVETONES A L L YOU C A N E A T INCLUDES S A LA D ft COFFEE 65' FE A T U R IN G DINE BIG B IL L • DANCE • HW Y. 17-93 CLUB DIAMOND Now Uadar Mnnagrmeml 01 Vajmaad r Palmar • U.S.N. Rat. And Dorothy Palmer HWV, 17-32 - s n r n j �Sale With HERALD W ant-Ads ONLY all left In deslnblt Tea *N Grata Batata*. 8m modal on UpeaU load. Centrally aircoadttkmed. 3 or 4 bedroom*, beautiful family room, la your price range, aoth SL W. by Hay* fair Country Club. BEDROOM HouMtraller. 8 k * BEDROOM Home*. Bowman'a Trailer Court See model* at Highland DaBary. NO H K t Are. Loogwood. 10 minute* aoutb on 1T-M and «e *t on r V R N I S H B D Apartment 3 BEDROOM furnUhed ApartClean and eloea la. Jlmaaie Seminole 1 block. ment. Newly decorated. LMN ENTERPRISES INC. Cowan. 3384413. Queanel Apia. 404 E. 14th S t Apply A pt 7 or Ph. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS fo r Lease: Service Station. 323-1104. Realtor Choice location. Apply The Raymond Luodquist, Aito. Pure Oil Co. 004 W. 4th OVELY bedroom, privatePA 3-3U1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. entrance to gentlemen, tin per week. Ref. PA 3-T461. $13,400 MORTGAGE for *300 down. Large 3 bedroom bouse. Immediate occup­ CURB girl. Apply PiS T* ancy. PA I-ZT4S. Whistle. Sanford. 3 BR. SIT CataUoa. PA 2-0571 W E L A K A APARTMENTS; Room* private baths, 114 NEW unfurnished 3 bedroom Duplex Apt Now stovo k W. Pin t S t refrigerator. W a t e r furn­ 3-BEDROOM furnished apart­ ished. Tile bath and terrasment, also efficiency apart­ so floor*. $11 par Mo. Ph. ment, furniabed. 3334441. PA 8MT4 after >. S YEAR old. 3 Bedrm. S bath DAY Grill cook, remale pre­ home. W x 30' storage ferred. Must be experienc­ area, l i t W. Jenkins Cir­ ed. W: " ’ tsi, must be excle. PA 3-3303. pcrienecd. Chick ’N Treat, Sanford. BUCKEYE, 1 bedroom St Johns Realty Housetrailer. Sale price $1043. Rent $40 a mo. 3 THE TIME TESTED FIRM moatha in advance. Ph. 11$ N. Park Ave. PA 3-4131 FA3 3444. COMFORTABLE 3 Bedroom borne. Pin* led Florida room, fenced backyard. 3 BEDROOMS, 3 bath*. Must C o r n e r lot. Raesooable be hardwood floors. Garage. down payment. 101 GarriPrefer East Sanford. Low *on Drive. down payment Older type homo preferred. Write Box H O M E in Geneva, Pla, Church Street. H. M. Sali­ B, e'o Sanford Herald. eri. Phone 344-4341. WAITRESS. Experienced pre­ ferred. Pinecreat Inn Res­ taurant, Hwy. 17-43. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Complete Ser. Eve. Appt'a. 10$ So. Oak PA 3-4743 Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 3 BEDROOMS. Florida room. Call for Evening appointments Now roof. Sacrifice. $1000 318 Palmetto Are. *333-0834 down. $77.38 mouth. Ph. EFFICIENCY Apartment on CLEAN, quiet A p t, S bed­ room, Close In. PA 3-0447. Pin t S t Near 3 city free parking tot* and shopping ■tores. No utility charge*. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobean Dept Store. NEW Home, I bedrooms, 1 V4 baths, WcsUngboute kitch­ en, central oil heat Car­ porte. $40.00 monthly, op­ tion to buy. Ph. Orlando COM4 INTO MYOFPICBA WELL? w ell: TfcYTWlS FUtXSe I BUDS N COOKING CLASS,LARD, W U ATS. WRONG? WITH A BAS OFHARD CAM Ctf J Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgagee t il N. Park Ave. PA 3-3430 Ravenna Park PA 3-7445 Evening! PA 3-3477 PA 3-3439 PA 3-4340 3 BEDROOM house. Take up payments. PA 3-4190. SUNDRIES' Store. Stock k bath, S •crooned porches. equipment. Well establish­ 300 Magnolia Ave. Apply FURNISHED 3 room Garage Apt. PA 3-3147. ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ upstairs evenings. tire. Call PA 3-0374 or 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Ctoee Longwood TE 84380. to school k shopping area. PA 84774. 3 BUILDING lots 90* x 125’. 3 ROOM furnished Apartment Near churches on paved 3 BEDROOM house fat Defor eoupte. 845. PA 81309. road. Very desirable area. Bary. Largs Florida room. Phone F A 3-3327. 1 BEDROOM Pun. ground Mr. k Mrs. Utility room. floor Apartment Contact PA 3-7213. WILL TRADE 813 Palmetto. 3 Lots la Sanford, close to LAKEFRONT R EN TAL downtown, for Hou*etrailer Efficiency Apt. $10 Mo. ap, Distinctive but modest, avail­ of equal value. Write P. O. Surplus City. 81 W. 1st. able June 1st, located I Box 703, Wildwood, Fla. milee West of Sanford on 1 BR. I I o u m , living-dining 8 acres. Privacy snd no ON LAKE RAVENNA. 4 Bed­ room. Alr-Cond. Garage, aircraft noise. Available for rm., 3 bath. Comfortable 1 cerporte, Urge modern kit­ ntpoosiblt party a4 $90 per year old home In excellent chen. $4$ month, with op­ condition. Fireplace, Airtion to buy. 410 E. 14th St. conditioning, central beat, J. N. Robson Jr. PA 813)8 double carporte A large Seminole Realty or PA 80331. utility rm. covered patio 1401 S. Park Ave. with neat landscaped yard. PA 85333 anytime 301 Vihlen Rd. A HOUSE IS NOT A HOME REMODELING k Painting el all kinds. T years to pay. —Necessarily. It Is to have No qualifying. Free esti­ that Intangible something mates. License k bondage. you feel the moment you TE 8-1444 or 333-N04. enter. Situated on a beau­ tiful shady corner lot Is one of ttis nicest X bed­ room homes la Sanford. Let us show you, you will exclaim "Wouldn't It be nice to live here!" tU.PuO —and well worth K. Stamper Agency REALTOR - INSUROR PA 3-4401 1414 S. French A vt NO down payment. 3 Bed­ room home, kitchen equip­ ped. Fenced yard. Avail­ able July 1st. North Orlan­ do. 333-9070. 3 Bedroom House, CBS Const. Completely Furnished, lo­ cated at 300 East 34th St. Only 19,500. Good terms. 3 Bedroom House being offer­ ed for balance due oo Mortgage. *74.33 per month. 45 Acres hiway frontage near Sanford at sacrifice price. J. W. Hall. Realty, FA 3-3441 Jim Hunt Realty fLM ISA’S K IT ROM VAUJUs $6960 to f 1L4S0 As Low as $210 dowik As little as $43.11 a month! No Closing Costs! Hematite Investment Opportunities From Just $1095 V------- DRIVE OUT T0DAY1 “ vV® \ Ttte leterilele \£T\& M W ?“ n y >I|MI* rieciee'i N J lf — ^1 um itMKM aetltiag SMALL furnished house; cou­ NO CASH NEEDED Office FA 33111 ple preferred; modern con­ 3 Bedroom, 3 bath. $41 a Night PA 80448 SCSTATU o r veniences. 905 W. 35th St. 333-0700 month. T. k L Included. U W. W1I.KRRSOH feleo 338304$. 1534 Park Dr. Sanford, Pla. known as Lonnie W llkerton) FURNISHED 1 bedroom Gar­ [x n u «4 age Apt I14H W. 14th St. w oTiru t o t-ttuormus t o ai*I. runauva HAVIvo rtu v i on s a s t i s i 3 BEDROOM’S. K i t AMAIVST SAID KITATRl •quipped. PA 83733. Tuu nntl each nf yuu are SKNIVOLIS COU.VTV, n s a IDA N»r*t>r notified and required la tile anjr clalm i and de. manrie which you. ar either or you. m ar have atalaat aeld aatata tn lha office of Hon. Hoorao K- Adame, Conn- A D T R U T IS R M liV T FOR UIDe The Hoard o f Pubtle Inatrur. tr Judao of Orans* County, for Seminole County, at hla o ffic e In the Oiurt lion llnuao In Orlando, Florida, Florida will roeolva blda for within it s calendar month! tho furnlahlnx o f all labor, from tha lima of the tlrat material#, aiiulpmont an4 earpublication of ihla oatlce. vlcaa required fur ADDITIONS Kerb claim or demand uuel AND A L T K R A T I U . M T il Legal Notice LfTILE . CHARLEY? 88H0UI W UR HIGHNESS, MV ( SOIHIS KJ yaitND.THB wamoOR-.'iHF l w u r b ig STORMt R OP CABTLEU, SAVIOR \ O U X U X J OF THE SELCAGUUft>IMP TVfl V B IT ? J 8C0UIMS OP THE WICKED/ v 4 V ~-— ' school a d u in is t h a t io x n m u x .v n . Sanford. Florida, until I f A. M., June ». IMJ. at tho School Administration Ulilldlng. Commarcial Htreat, H . ford, Florida, at which tim e nnd place tha blda w ill bo publicly opened and read aloud. The contraet documents may ba obtained from the office o f the Architect. John A. Bur­ ton IV, Fourth Floor, Hanford, Atlantia llank Building, San­ ford. Florida, upon dapoalt o f ISO 00 for lha first aat o f docu­ ment* obtained. Such deposit w ill bo refunded tn fu ll to each parson who raturna lha document# In good condition within IS days after lha bid npanlng. Additional sale may ba obtained at lha coat at l3S.ee for tark let, which la hall refundable. ' cartlftad chock or bank draft, payable to tha Owner; U. g. floyernmant Honda, or a eatUfactnry bid bond execut­ ed by the bidder and accept­ able aurotlaa In an amount equal to five par cant o f the bid ahall ba eubmltted with •ach i.id Tha attcceeiful bidder wilt bo required to furnish and par for aatlsfactory performance and payment bond or bondn •WWftoj cAgsyf hot AT ALL I a I ASEUm YOU W « HAO • > no c h o c s m w i warn t o SAVB YOUR WHOR HANth rr FUST SB A CHOCK TO J ^yomKHCWHUT" y f 1957 CHEVROLET 3 Door, V-4 Engine, Floor Shift Trane. ------ MB 1457 PLYMOUTH 3 Door Hardtop. V-4. Push Button ________ ,_____ IN IMS CHEVROLET 3 Door. V-4 Auto. Trane., Radio, llra la r....... 496 1957 CHEVROLET 3 Door RUtiom Wagon, 4 CyL, Std. Trans. ------ B46 |f)H FORD 2 Door. Ctian. V-4, Standard Transmission _.. .._ eo|L 1957 PONTIAC 1 Door ...... ......... q g s WWW #vo 1954 MERCEDES 334 4 Door Low Prkad ........... ............ ..... 12M 1954 FLYMOUTU Plsss 3 Door. V-4. std. Trans. Wss - 415 NOW 1959 JAGUAR 4 Door, Solid Aa A Mark IBM «M M 1933 CADILLAC 4 Door. Solid WWW Wss 393 ------------------- NOW 1954 CHEVROLET Sin. Wag.. V-4 i l l A/T. P/S/B, Air Wsa - 595 NOW , W IW 8 tom 113 1958 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door « Haa . 443 ...................... NOW • M 1937 PLYMOUTH Rsvoy 4 Door. 4 CyL, A/T, Wne 495 NOW 1934 CHEVROLET V* Ton Pick-Up M JK P/S/B, Naw T im , Saw Paint YAK WWW Wsa - 993 ----------------- NOW Iw O 1957 MERCURY Station Wagon A/T. P/S, Wss - 493 ......- NOW 8 I K 1938 FORD Station Wagon wNW Wss . 393 ........... _......... NOW fl « ,7 1 THE BE ST TWWCr T O TAKE W H IN RIM D0W*J TO JXm /f, DJ06SYSAMU M um fstm tA jvttoeuu- -AMomex JUD01033. iPWtiswTe-wuK^cwffa.wiis uL, ARM WIU. BREAK, j WLPIM3. MtAT BABA8U/ XXJRDecrttONV 4C IS STILL AUVE. 1CT THE FteffT CDNTWUCf r~ IS TH E LICENSE NUM BER. CHRYSLER A1RTEMP ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air 2513 Park Or. Air CwdiUnnlaf Heat a Refrigerating 1M1 CORVAIR Mens* 4 Door Sedan. 1*43 CADILLAC 4 Door. 4 Spaed Floor Shift 91M Radio. Healer, c i t e s ------e l M il Pill Power, Air SAVE 13508 I H I CHEVKORT 4 Door Station Hagen. 1454 CHEVROLET 4 Dow Radas. V-8, A/T. Radio. Haetar, 1 T IC V-4, A/T, Good Buy ________ •w Mllasgo ...------- _ ------------I I W 1444 RAMBLER Super 4 Cylinder, New Paint, Nice Throughout----- QUICK EASY 1954 CHEVROLET Convertible V-8, A/T, Black Finish, While Top LOW PRICED CMAC FINANCING 4 �-V* Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 S ip tH n fsrh fr r a lb 34. Articles For Sal* j 31 A . P e te 34. Article* For Sale 31. Article* For Sale Page 11— Fri. May 24, *63 4 POMERANIAN'S. Thorough­ LIKE 25 bred. .ten .Alexander. Lake Mary. Plu m bing S ervices BOSTON T m ie r Puppies. 8 weeks. AKC Reg. FA 2-1801 Wall 42. Flowers • Shrubs Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING POTTED MUMS in bloom. CONTRACT aad REPAIR 33c up. WORK GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 1007 Sanford Ave. PA 2 6342 Urapeville Ave. Near 20th SL PLUMBING Summer Annuals, Petunias, Contracting Repair* Snapdrawns, Pansies, VegeFREE BSTIMATES table Plants. Dutch Mill R. U HARVEY Nursery. Upsata Rd. Just 2W Saniord Ave. FA 23343 oft 201h St. and 1st. St. 26, Hitdio & Television 3.T. Furniture PERSONAL, RADIO & TV 1 DAY SERVICE 23th. St. ft Sanford Ave. Pb. 323-0033 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought » Sold. Larry’s Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-1132 27. Special Services New people m lo in louk at LAWNS Renovated - Aerate III raid Ads. Be sure j our Remove Thatch • Chinch business is represented with Bus Spray (VC-13) • Fcrtl- attractive advertisements. 'ac-Ph . FA 2-4241 Cal] FA 2-5412. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Wo Huy, Sell, Trade, Repair FIUGIDAIRE BILL'S TH R IF T SHOP Salea k Service G. 11. HIGH 1700 W. lat St. Sanford Ph. PA Furniture • Appliance* * T.V. Open 9 to 9 daily and Week­ ends Ph. 322-7363 3410 Hiawatha St. Sanford, Fla. PAINTING, decorating, in­ terior, exterior. Alto paper FREE ESTIM ATE hanging. 20 yean exper­ Upholaterlng ft Mattreu ren­ ience. Free estimates. K. ovating. New ft Uted Furni­ M. Seeberger, Fern Park, ture. Catl Nix Bedding Mfg. Fla. TE 3-1334 or TE 4-3017. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, PA 2-2117. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS WANTED reliable couple to All Types and Sizes take up monthly payments We Repair and Service of 813.30 on 3 complete S T I N E rooms ol furniture. Call Machinery and Supply Co. TE 9-1311, Caaaelberry, col­ 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-0432 lect SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick geration service. All work Service With the Cash. guaranteed. Very reaaon- fiHEBB TtuniNG ante tirpHiit!. Day t a j-i * ji 36. AattMMbQM • T ra d u S3. Motorcycle* • Scooters 33. Motorcycles > AUTOMATIC Holpolnt Washer USED Frigldalrv Refrigera­ BUYING A NEW or VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. tor. 2 door, large freezer. *t0. Airways Vacuum Clean­ USED CAR? New ft Used. Excellent condition. War­ er *13.00. FA 2-9376. Lewis Salts ft Service FINANCE IT WITH US ranty. S)M,00 Britt's Inc. ft Low Interest Rales 2517 Country Club Rd. GOOD used Water Cooler. Food Fair Shopping Center ft Low Monthly Payments Ph. FA-2-7928 See A1 Lyon at Sanford 333 0636. FLORIDA STATE BANK Electric Co. USED G.E. automatic Wash­ 1955 CP. Dev. Cad. Loaded. er. 3t> day guarantee. *37,oo. BY Owner. 1 Used 3 ton AirActual 49,000 ml. Immacu­ Brill’s Inc. Food Fair Shop­ Conditioner. Contact Al Ly­ late. *793. r A 2-3142 or ping Center. 323-0436. on at Sanford Electric. GA 3 00*3. NEW. 1962 Upright T. V. to be sold for charges. 17" Motorola 122.87. 20" G. Coklspot Freezer. 350 lb. E. *48.45. 21" Console. Frost free. Sacrifice. Call *39.30. All in working order. FA 2 0141 or FA 2-4113. Town ft Country T. V. Ph. OFFICE Furniture. Includes 322-3362. ilrak, swivel chair, fitinir cnldr.ets, typewriter, etc. U-PICK. Shelley • NovemberCranberry Beans. *1.00 bu. FA 2-3771, Osieen. U pick. So. Cameron Ave. COLDSPOT Refrigerator watch for aign. Ideal for New finish *149.93 your freezer. Don Dunn. Croslcy Refrigerator— New HOUSEHOLD furniture. Odd finish S129.95 pieces. 6 fu G.E. Refrigera­ Crosley Refrigerator— New tor, ironer, breakfast set finish $99.93 and other various piece*. 17" G. E. T.V. $39.93 FA 2-3771, Osieen. 16" RCA T.V., with Record player *79.93. HAIRY INDIGO Apartment size Washer *1993 Regular, 100 lbs........ *32.50 Any appliance or T.V. *3 00 down, up to 2 years to pay. Less Quantities per lb. ... 33c 300 lb. lots and over per too GOODYEAR SERVICE Ilia........................... $29.00 STORE rcnsacola Bahia Grass. Ask 355 W. lit SI. for current price*. AUTO Alr-Coud. FA 2 2075 ABOVE PRICES FOB HERE A. M. PREVATT. PHONE READY MIX Concrete, win­ 749-2113, SEVILLE, FLA. dow sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, FE ODER'S Casement Airpipe, steel, grease traps, Conditioner with dehumidldry wells, stepping stones. fier. 9000 BTU. 110 voltage. Miracle Concrete Co. I Yr. old. *110 cash. Ph. 309 Elm Ave. FA 1-5731 FA 3-IM&3. YOU pick it. Bring contain­ With purchase of Blue Lus­ 37. Hoot* • Motor* tre, rent Electric Carpet er. Black eyed p«as. *1.73 Shampoocr for only *1 per CANOE. a hamper. Okra *3.50 a 1963 Model, 17’ day. Carrolls Furniture. hamper. FA 2-003. Fiberglass. Like new. Ph. FA 2-7739. MACHINE. 1963 ALUMINUM Furniture re- SEWING White xis tag. No attach­ webbed cheaper than you JUST add water for instant ments needed to sew on but­ can do it yourself. Bring fun I These good boat buys tons. makes button boles and il to Ihe Furniture Center. will do the rest. *930 16’ fancy slilches. Take 3 pay­ 1100 French Ave, Runabout *430. Beautiful ments of $8 02. Write Cre­ *635 14' Runabout *193. BLACKEYED Peas. You pick dit Adjustment. P. O. Box *693 40 hp. Evinrude, '82 and bring container. *2.00 2132, lleLand, Fla. model, only *450. *200 Ga­ a bu. FA 2-7841. tor-Champ trailer *150. 36. AulumnNIt* - Tracks Many others. Open Friday SUM.LOW WELLS A PUMPS nights. Terms. Robson 1936 CHE\ VH Std, trans. Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 Sporting Goods, Downtown Call 323-0363. TRADE—3 Wheel heavy duty Sanford. FA 2-3841. Band Saw for heavy duty CARS WANTED Lawn Mower. 322-8273. REEL'S USED CARS 38. .Motorcycles • Scooters IIth St. ft Sanford Ave, ELECTRIC portable Sewing '38 INDIAN Motorcycle. 700 Machine. Good working MODEL A 31 Pickup". *230. ec. twin. Light weight condition. *10. Call 322 7879 FA 2-1705 after 3 p.m. *393.00. FA 1-9V13. “dtawaii O P E R A T IO N post Mowing and edging, etc. Sat- Life Jackets, air mats, beach finals, shoes, Army-Navy iHfaclioQ guaranteed. Ph. Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. FA 21417. I f you’ve been considering buying a m « car, the time I* right to get the Plano Tuning and Repair BEAUTIFUL furniture. Many W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 fine imports. Also linens, divhes and silver. Call FA 2-7431. Air-Conditioning H. B. POPE CO., INC. bent deal of the year at Strlckland-Morrhton. In order to win ■ free vaca­ tion in Hawaii we have tu well 35 new car* and truck* before Muy 31*1. RUPOSSF.SSED Singer con­ sole. Payment* of *3.U0 per month after 1st payment. Call Singer Sewing Repre­ sentative, FA 2-5793. FA 2-4234 2!>. Automobile Service AUTO RADIO SERVICE PERSONAL RADIO k TV 23th. St. & Sanford Ave. Auto Gian, Tops A Sea* Covers AU TO GLASS & SE AT COVER CO. "The Liveliest Of The Lively Ones" FA LCO N S • FAIR LANES • G A LA X IES STOCK and modern fixtures in Grocery. P. O. Box 991. Sanford, Fla. • SINGER in console. Makes button holes. *34.00. Pb. FA 2 9111. Offered At Tremendous Discounts! 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 60J2 4 x 5 SPEED—Grapic camera 4LI, WORK GUARANTEED and attachment*. Dark room c<|uipmeiil. Fur sale or trade. AU TO GLASS Ph. 365-3768. THUNDERBIRDS . . . and remember, • FORD T R U C K S your ear's worth more than ever before! IN S T A L L E D Senkarik Glnna and Paint COMPAC open arm sewing machine with attachments Comjuiny and guarantee *31. Discount 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 for cash. FA 2-9411. For quality automobiles at AIR • CONDITIONER. Like low prices check the Herald new. 1W tom, 220 volts, 13.classified pages where local Wo BTU. FA 29366. dealers advertise. We're Tradin' High & Sellin' low! Because 35 New Cars Must Be Sold! H e y ! Listen! WE ARE H A V IN G A SALES CONTEST SPONSORED BY THE Renault Factory S p e c ia l (B o w jla I iy 5,000 TO P Until The Kml Of Thin Month H e Will (live You A — BIG V A LU E STAMPS * D ISC O U N T ON With Every ’63 Sold Now Thru M ay 31«t, • Renault Dauphinea • Caravelles • The A ll New R-8’s ^ Throe car- are the tup rcunumy car* on thr road. High mileage tlrivrro ante enough on gaa In make car pay­ ment* . . . and then sum*. Seeing U believing! LOW BANK RATE FIN A N C IN G • Low Down Payment • laiw Monthly Payments IIOII THOMAS CH ARLIE 519 PA 2-061 I E. lin t UP TO 36 MO. TO PAY t it A Hi Seminole Co. Motors HU Hanford Winter Park M l 7-2330 w| D O N A L D J U R A S , MECHANIC Don, hia wife Bevrrly and four children, Kristine, Jac­ quelyn, Timothy and Jayson rreids m Laurel A v e , Sanford. They are members of I be Lutheran Church. Don has been with Holler Motor Sales for omo year. Ho rnjuja hie Job very much and L interested in Minting and sketching, particularly architectural designing. He also play* the clarinet and accordion and hopes to soli the South Seaa someday. Ready To Serve You A l Hollers o f Hanford CUoha... Friends, its the greatest! Don't miss o u r... 31. Articie!i For Sale L A W N SERVICE S TR IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N , IN C 308 E. First St BICYCLES repaired painted. Elec. Trains re* paired. Coy's Bike Shop. 411 Sanford Ave. FA 2 9842. Free pick up and delivery. — Your Neighbor A t Hollers PA 2-0477. Night FA 2-2069. 200 So. Park Ave. 31. Article* For Sale Sanford F A 2-1181 W in ter Parl^ M l 4-8916 �v-sp y ? * g g y w s TOUR of HOMES Sanford - Seminole Area fi/u w w v J > • • . of the pleasure of living in one of the spacious 3 or 4 Bedroom Homes at DRIVE OUT ANYDAV1 PRICES S T A R T AT FROM 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. DIRECTION#: Tee '■ Green la located oat C w iilrr CUb R u i ipfoiM * U k Arbor mod m r - M l a i R i j f i i r Coualry Clob at tho latemertlou of N i * Upaala Road and only 4 minntra to Interstate 4 interchange at Hi. I I . LsncveeA Bohool LET US SHOW YOU . . . tha convenience of Caatral Haat. Alf-C« ditluniag ami a big alrjr Kamil)' Room, t in m And Yoa Caa Selaet Yaar Choice O f Several Contra lent Flaaarr Plata PRICED FROM UKS WASKAN HEIGHTS Bsalnelt Bird LH .A . & CONVENTIONAL FINANCING — Just follow the map and watch for our signs. CHECK THESE FEATURES AND COMP ARB — DIRECTIONS: Lake Waymaa Helghla la located at the inter* ■action o f Seminole and High* land Avenue*. one half block north of the near I.nngwiHid Ele­ mentary School . . . juat a l i l t hundred fa-da o ff U 3 Highway 17-SI . . . Look far nlgna on weal aide of highway. 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'J ■>: "-sj [ e'Jl.r,,*) »,J j f r 1 " ■t o t * ■ ' *•' - Slop by and nrr this beautiful model home in Crccnbriir o f latch Arbor Located nn n comer lot In lovely, tre*-»haded IDYLI.W ILDR thin 3 bedroom, 2 bnth hrinu Thia beautiful, aplll-lrtrl home cunalatlng of I bedroom., I!', hatha, Florida roum with fireplace and I rar garage la nearing romptellon. The flour* nrr oak and lerraxxu and th« exterior ia finished in rlcar heart redwood. Cenlral heat ami air conditioning are among tha feature. ha* nvany feature- ^ THIS ^ PRESTIGE HOME FOR ONLY of INSPECT THIS HOME . AT THE S.W. CORNER OF V1HLEN HD. AND IDVLI.WII.DE DRIVE true. luxury. IN A FE W DAYS MURK F.1I.A. or Conventional See This Lovely Split Level Model Home NOW k Lncaltd on ■ large tandacapcd lot overlooking lb* 12th green of the beautiful Mayfair Gulf CiiiiiKr, thi* hume ia Ideally In (irecnbrlar • Fully Equipped Built-In Electric Kitchen* • C e n tra l 110: 11111) ; • Screened Florida Room • Double Curpurte • IatmLcuped • M ODERN KITCH ENS B Y 202 F A IR M O N T D R P H O N E F A 2-8074 Designed Throughout Fur Extra Convenience and Comfort. W illiam S. Brumley Jr. - Byron M . Leach Financing NEW HOMES W IL L RE COMPLETED IN navenna Park A Community Built With Pride’ Price* From $11,900 - Low Down Payment* It & *1 Bedroom, 1, 1• 2 Bath Homen H I A , H I A In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing Shnsmaksh CONSTRUCTION C O M PA N Y Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 311 W. 23th St. FA 2-3103 Sale* Office FA 2-749S STENSTROM REALTY. SALES AGENTS �Among the 42 in the bus u it M a k into the murky water* o f the ca n a l wove a 66 y e a r old m an and a eix year old child. Among the 27 who died were 12 children o f varying agea. The labor crew had been working in the fieida at Belle Glade from ahortly after dawn until almost sun­ set. Then they boarded the bus fo r the return trip to their "quarters" and the exhausted, hungry children were admonished to go to sleep dur­ ing the ride. The children who sur­ vived — and they were few — found themselves to be orphaned or left with only one parent. The 27 died in a school bus deem­ ed no longer safe to transport child­ ren to school. So it had been sold to a man who makes 76 cents Ma hand" a t the job o f supplying and transpor­ tin g laborers from their dreary camp to the vegetable fieida. To him, the 42 would have been worth 631.60, if alt had worked. Of course, all the children didn"t work. Some o f them played in the dusty edges o f the field while wait­ in g for their parents’ long day to be ever. But those o f 10 or more work­ ed. In this way the family o f W il­ liam Miller — father, mother and boy — were able to net 66 for their labors last Saturday. But they won’t now. Miller could not claw his way out of the bus after he shoved his son through a window. • • • The tragedy o f the migrants is not the only terrible accident that claimed 27 o f them on the weekend. Such an accident, though apparent­ ly with little precedent in the nation in its swiftness and numbers, is not in itself so startling. What provides the blow to the public in reading about it is the end for the 27 wasn't much in contrast to whut they were enduring. The real tragedy o f the migrants remains in their being so exploited, so unprotected. There are no laws to guuruntee them a minimum wage; to keep them from being hungry when work fails; to make sure their children get prop­ •• • The story o f their bleak existence and their drowning should jolt the conscience o f Congress. It should hasten the passage o f measures to assure their protection as they are shuttled by buses from migrant campe to fields; from the South to the North as seasons change. For one thing, there has been ex­ ploitation in their getting into the hands o f unscrupulous foremen who extract money from them on vary­ ing claims o f "fe es ." or for procur­ ing whiskey fo r those seeking to drown life’s dreariness. There nave been abuses by unregistered labor recruiters who take advantage o f their ignorance. Because o f their mobility, mi­ grants are a national problem, and Florida, as witness last weekend’s horror, is a big participant in the problem. Our congressional delega­ tion ahoutd be in the forefront in seeking its solution. To date, however, our delegation has lagged in the attempts to meet it. With one or two exceptions, our delegation has closed its eyes to the migrants’ plight and contended only that growers and grove owners can’t afford to pay decent wages and to provide protection against unscrupu­ lous recruiters and unsafe transpor­ tation and bnd housing. Now. the nution turns its eyes on Florida and asks a big question about the originnl tragedy o f the migrants — the conditions in which parents are forced to take their children into the fields because they had no place to leave them nnd be­ cause they were needed to help make existence wages. How will our delegation in Con­ gress answer the question ns it is sure to be asked in a renewed pur­ suit o f migrant protection laws in this session? Phil New som Soys- A Great Bear Hug Niklt* Khrushchev ii ■ man who likes to demonstrate his affection with a great bear hug. It was la this spirit that Khrushchev, the Russian bear, and Fidel Castro, the Cuban beard, bad their first well-publicized meeting at the United Nations in toco. Later, Khrushchev was to distinguished himself by a shoe-banging episode in a session of the UN General Assembly which, itself, was distinguished by tlic greatest collection of rogues and re­ bels. patriots and pirates, aligned and unaligned to be assembled under one roof. Last December occurred another bear hug of note. OUR This was the meeting in Moscow of Khrushchev and President Tito of Yugoslavia who for various reasons then was being taken back into the Moscow fold. ■Now for the past month or so there was repeated for the cameras another great show of affectum as Khrushchev and his guest, Castro, toured the Russian boondocks proving to one and all that they are as thick as two thieves, and who Is this Chinese, Mao Tsc-tung, any­ way? All this is a lead-up to not­ ing lhat one of the great con­ sistencies of world oolitic* is ils inconsistency. There are Inconsistencies B O A R D IN G Political er schooling. They form a great army o f A m ­ erican underprivileged because Con­ gress, down through the years, has failed to pass the laws that would protect them. • HOUSE HMPMf 3U6T AS I THOUGHT — THAT A «M i6 A6 OOOO AS IT EVER- WAS / t 6HOULD PUT MDUPt MEAD IN A SUN& FOR THAT YARN ABOUT BEIN3 IN3UREO WHIL& WORSTING AT FOGARTY * 4MCK& S ATOP/ O P f NOW Now IRISK J AND S H lN g / 7 ~ in the Tito and Castro visits to Moscow. There is an in­ consistency In the visit that Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk will make to Yugoslavia. Since Josef Stalin first threw Tito out of the Krem­ lin family, Tito has been in again, out again, and in again. The last switch came after the full bloom of Khrush­ chev's quarrel with Red China over his policy of co­ existence and his support for various systems of commun­ ism, including Yugoslavia's. As for Castro, Khrushchev humiliated him last fall when, without consulting the Cu­ ban leader, he ordered re­ moval of Russia missiles from Cuba. An interview in the Paris newspaper "L e Monde" quot­ ed Castro as saying that if he had Khrushchev in Cuba, " I would have boxed his oars." Rut time heals and an esti­ mated ft million s day In supplies snd weapons from (he Soviet Unwin has enabled Castro to swallow his anger. Of such inconsistencies Khrushchev and Mao Tsetung might even adjust their their differences in one of the greatest inconsistencies of all. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Martin I* the tj pe of buns who became* both surer.*ful ■■ writ ** popular with bin employe*. For hr U op­ en-minded end looking for the proper pnltrrn of be­ havior required of • aplendid -4nJtl,iyer. Wive*, .rod for that “Teat for Employer* and Employe*” mentioned below and uae it in )»ur home, too. CASE P-447; Martin U., ag­ ed 34, is the young executive who wanted to know how to become n successful boss. 'Dr. Crane," he b e g o n , "what do employes like in their boss? "Do you have any sugges­ tions so that 1 routd follow them?" Yes, I mode a survey of 1,3Im various employes of different types o f firms. Sine* 1 interviewed them privately, they were fire to offer their candid opinions, both aa to the faults of thenboss as well as his virtues. Yetterilay I listed sonm of thete common gripe* or critic­ isms, so today please notice their compliments, a* follow*: A good boss doesn't repri­ mand an employe in public, lie waits till they are alone. That is Just as valuable a rule for parent* nnd teachers, too, aa for employers in busi­ ness l He Is pleasant snd courtivout. If* greets his staff rher- Page 1-A w h ic h a. Friday, May 24, 1063 l a c t o w , m irroM a s u « i u JLUT W K LLi KUWAItU U. vKISWOLU A4v.rtl.lnc Iilr.ctur JA.MK 1- .IK IK W IK K * CBCBLIA riR M S W aoctilr Editor c'ounir Editor Uu-lnvt. S l.ri-e-r ■ HIUl.HY J. B E A S T CtC.ltl*d St.n.c.r rttA.SK VOLTOLLSB C lrctiU lloa t t . . . c * r r B C D WELLS S t.ch .a lM l *upL u o a o r iiv e tsT ta S'Mturo Editor I l S K M i r r t O S HATES Mr Mall S.Mla.1. C.oatr !*.«» t Yur M l • Ko.th. J.t» I Monika l.M I Moath (i» if) (ipj O ij* iu 0 ip ^ ip 0 ip (tj ip ci* sp o ip 0 «p p jp o jn a* sT>ci p ct* ip o p o p ip »ukh L e n a r v c m sh k i . ll.ni.clnc KUItor D tU in r BIG TRADE-IN A LLO W A N C E All llU ir When You Trade For The Famous Yazoo No Job Too Tough. Smooth Performance. U. >. P o it .l Ro|uUtlon. provide that .11 mail .uhacrlplIoD. b . p.ld in advance. We bell - Service, Demonlie W «.k W HERE IT M A K ES THE M O S T CENTS.. ON THE HIICE STICKER MASTER MOWERS Sjcratf) Sanford, Florida lil . i f l 1 Y o .r L i t « Month. 1.04 1 11.nth. 1 v« I Mon l it Knlortd » • mco . 4 c l . . . m ailer txtohor J7. ISIS at tb . Pool (M ile. ■ ( Sanford. Florida, nndor th . Act of C o n *r«». of March. T h . H or.ld 1. a mombor o f th . United Free* which 1. an tlllM •irlu o ir.ly to th . ua. fo r r.publU .tlon of all th* local nawa primed la thia aawepapar. No part of aar material, nawa or adrortlelnc. of thla aditlon af Th* Sanford Herald may ho reproduced In any manner w ith­ out written permlealon or the pahllaher of Tha Herald. Any Individual or firm reepoeilblo for such reproduction w ill ha eooalderad aa lafrlactac on Tbo Herald'* copyrlcht and w ill b* held liable fo r damacto under the law. PutiUabad C-lly aacept Saturday. Snaday and Cbrotmaa. puhllahad tiaturdey pr—v -d lo * •traU and Trade. LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE W IT Country Club Kd. FA 2-7028 Sinew the national RCC Citizens Committee tsavw movement was started, new financed by It,008 ceatrtbocommittee* have been set up lions from too of its charter in St. Louis and San Antonio members. A budget h r the and on a state-wide basis in 10 months before the 1984 Connecticut and Massachu­ election and a drive tar entail­ setts. The goal is to concen­ er contributions from many trate on organizing for the more citizens will be made Republicans the metropoli­ ■Her program is developed tan area vote which In recent at Hersbey. elections has gone Democratic A special effort will be made to enlist indepedendent*. RCC Vice Chairman Peter M. Flanigan of New York will chair a workshop on how Let's be jealous r t our dif­ best to aid Republican candi­ ferences, not weed them out date!. C. Wrede Petersmey- as though they wera eyesores er, president of Corinthian In the otherwise perfect gar* nroadcasting Co.. New York, den. They provide the con­ is workshop chairman in trast, the variety and the rot­ charge of the program. AH or which incidentally makes sessions will be closed, but the garden flourish. the press will be briefed later. — Producer - playwright Dor* William E. Miller of New Schnry, railing for a preser­ York, Republican National vation of rrligioua differ­ Commilteo Chairman, will ences. speak at ore session. This cuts both Congress and GOP We have nearly tig million headquartera into the act. unemployed and their chan*** This ii considered important of re-employment were never because the Citizens Commit­ more dim . . . . 1 am astonish­ tee has been accused or ed at the patience of these suspected of wanting to usurp men. some of the functions of the —John L. Lewi*. National Committee, take over the policy-making func­ No matter where a construc­ tions of congressional leaders, name national convention tion project ia plannrd, the people in th* area object very condidates. The fact lhat Gov. William strenuously. I f our city plan­ W. Scranton of Pennsylvania ner* were to giva in to all is the only GOP presidential these people, our city would possibility who has been in­ still l>e a cow pasture with vited to Ihe Herslicy work­ the Indians running around. shop may alart another round —Peter J. flrenn.n, president of Ruilding and Construc­ of rumon that the RCC is tion Trade* Council o f trying to put him over. But Greater New York. this is officially denied all around. Scranton was invited solely, it is maintained, be­ Rhe plays on the strings o f cause he ia governor of the my heart. host slate. — Singcr-nctor N.lsun SarWhen the citizens commit dilli, candidate for actress' lee plan tint emerged early Juyns Mansfield's t l l r C ^ in the IW2 congressional cam­ husband. paign there were charges it was s New York plot to nomi rule Gov. v i- iu ho.“irt-tv 1-1*4^. ------ N ttftin likkf. Lately, this ha* been m u III4IA U liie n fw changed to gossip of a con­ spiracy to put over Michigan Gov. George Romney. It then became a "slop Gold water" drive. Actually, it i> none of these tiling* The Citizens Committee Is merely trying lo set up sn organization to (sack what­ ever candidates the Republi­ WAREHOUSE E Q U M V r; can national or slate conven­ Control Hondo's 0*01 Y . tions and primaries nominate slocking LYON distributer" and get llietn elected. They're Write ft* lft»f illiNulftlfiliim a bunch of influential but «!«j»a<w|4e aiuan frustrated Republicans who SHOW OA s o il would like lo zee the GOP 133 East R O IIN S O N win unc fur a change. First year operations of (he Quotes HUH' 7 BEATS FORD ft*CHEVROLET Y A ZO O j* rily 'in the morning nnd bids Frequently pays his em­ them n cordial goodbye when ployes sincere compliments on good work or their clothes, etc. they leave at night. Considerate of new em­ lfe will "go to bat" for hit ployes. Doesn't try to "ride" employes when they are un­ •hem or make their first days fairly criticized. on the Job miserable. lie is loyal both to the tomA cheery, dynamic tp* of personality who infuses hia pnny and to his employees. lie knows his eitipuiyvi uj tLorkerv with hi- own confiname ami even teams the deuce snd enthusiasm. Rets good example concernnumbers of tiieir fiiinilies so lug attendance at church and he can inquire about them. Encourages his workers to other civic functions. Has his employes working impruve themselves, sa by night courses or special rend­ "with" him instead of "fo r" him. ing, etc. Kneourugr* employe* to par­ In rush periods, lie will work shoulder to shoulder with his ticipate in com pen/ band, baseball games, etc. employes. Considerate when employe Loyal and devoted to his wife snd family, thereby set­ ia sick. Sends flowers to hos­ ting a good example before his pital or calls ou him in per­ son. workers. For other valuable pointers, Tactful. Phrases his orders as suggestions instead of ar­ send for my "Tests for Em­ bitrarily barking commands. ployers and Employes" an Coiisiderute. App s r l l o n i dosing a long stamped, return work during stuck time so nil envelope, plus gt) cents. You wives ean uae these as can be employed. Accommodating. Let* em­ excellent Rating Scale* for ployes o ff early for speciul good husbands, too. And they also apply to your denting* occasions. Willing to admit when lie is with our ImindTr**, cook, gard­ wrong and really welcomes ener or other household work­ ers. new idea*. (Alwayrf writ* to Dr. See* thut workers always Crane in care of this news* get their wage* on time. Employs the merit system paper, fnrhadng a long for grunting promotion* and stamped, id d m ifd envelope end 20 rente to cover typ­ wage increases. Hus a good sense of Immnr ing aiuf printing mate when nnd can take s Joko on him­ you send for one at his booklet*.) self. WASHINGTON— (NBA) Announcement by the Repub­ lican C itim s Committee that it will hold • workshop in llershcy, Pa., June 13-14 pro­ bably will atari another round of political speculation, most of which will be thumbsucking baloney. This orgaDilation war set up formally in Washington last December after a pre­ liminary piente meeting in a tent on Gen. Dwight D. Kiteahower'a Gettysburg farm in June. It has been accused of a lot of party-splitting and presidential - candidate • mak­ ing intentions and activities —all of which are denied. The truth ia that the Repub. lican Citizens Committee still doesn't quite know where It's going, but it’s trying to find out. That1* one purpose of the Her they workshop. It will be sn invitational affair for about 73 hand-picked parti­ cipants. Keeping attendance small waa intentional, because Ihe Citizens Committee want­ ed top leaderihip which could get a lot of work done at this first session. The drive for citizen members in large numbers will come later. Eisenhower, aa honorary RCC chairman, will be at Itershey and will preside at one off-the-record workshop session on critical problems facing America today. A special feature of this session will be the unveiling of an RCC-financcd Elmo Roper survey of voter con­ cepts of what the Republican party stands for and how thia differs from voter con­ cepts of what the Democra­ tic party stands fur. Albert I. Cole of Reader's Digest will make this presentation. Another wurkiliup waa U> have been chaired by RCC 4-h. irm—-----tlesirve tTimt Herrmann of Chicago, but his sudden resignation because of Ihe press of private business and his wife's illness throws Ihe organization and the pro­ gram into some confusion. Donald l* Frey, executive secretary of RCC in Wash­ ington who also is in active charge of tbe Hershey meet­ ing was for 10 years chairman of the Los Angele* County Republican Associate* This organization set the pattern for similar organiza­ tions in -Han Diego, San Francisco and Sacramento. There also are successful GOP citizen action groups in Chicago and Cleveland. Notebook PLYMOUTH BIG WHEEL DID MARTHA FIND OUT ? Peter Edson "Can You Spare a Minute, Mr. President?" Migrant Tragedy / Yes, Plymouth leads the league in tow price! Shop around if you like, but-before you buy -compare Manufacturers’ Suggested Retail Prices for currently available full-size models in the Plymouth-Ford-Chevrolet league. Plymouth is priced lower! And Plymouth has a 5-year/50,000-milt) w arranty! • Your Authorliad Plymouth-Valiant Oaalar'a Wj/rjnt, acaintt Meets tin malarial and wortomanship on |%j can that evpamtaci to Encludhi parti replacement or repair- wittldut LhjfF.a for rtqu>r«<6 parti or labor. for 1 yaart or VJ.Q00 mitat. whichavar comas tint, on tna angina block, haad and internal parti: transmiiison caia and intarnal parts (aactuding manual clutch), tor ]ue tonrarlar, tJf.se shat!, universal Joints («■• eluding dull cowan), rear aila and differential, and rear wheal haarmil, provided the vehicle has 'been termced at reaionable intervali ftccordmg to the Plymouth-Valiant Certified Car Care bcheduiei, LET US SHOW YOU THA OFFICIAL FIGURESl BRASS 2<H> Lost MOTORS Commercial St. — Sanford GENERAL ELECTRIC S U P E R L IN E ROOM AIR CONDITIONER • SUPER COOLING PERFORMANCE W IT H O U T THE NOISE . . . Actually as quiet at many units ot one-third lets capacity. • SUPER COOLING POWER . . . A ll the power you need for oreaby-oreo coaling of your entire house. • T IN -P O S IT IO N T H IR M O S T A T . . . Holds comfort at the level you select. • EFFECTIVK OUTSIDE V E N T IL L A T IO N . . . For Ihote doyt before or after tha "b ig heat” whoa you want fresh outside air without coaling. SETS A NEW LOW-NOISE STANDARD! SANFORD ELECTRIC CO., INC. 116 S. M agnolia Ave. F A 2-1562 �» I?* ~ i 4* d I • •. - . f\ m —* * XcC<m »N. OrimOn M-Edd!o A rani, BorUngtoa, North Oafoftaa I —Eileen Beane, Foreat City •0—William Murphy, Orlando 6-Jofcn Burk,-Forest City I I —Jtart Niviton. Atlanta, c«err<* 4—Nancy Clark, Apopka I I —Larry KorHi, Bradenton 6- 13— DeMd# Rieka, Foreat City Carol Eldridge, Maitland 34—Dennla Randolph, Clewiiton 4—Marquita Fowler, Albany, Georgia 7— Forrest Decker, Foreet City IS— Irene Ru*«ell, Foreat City . I —Barbara Gallnar, Apopka 18— Jerry Rivers, West Palm Bearh I —Reiir,n Hall, Orlando 17—O ne Rail, Orlando 11— 10—Jack FaaUr, Lakeland I I — Sharyn Hall, Orlando Marcia Shred*. Apopka 39—Nobert Saminer, Forest City * 12— Joel Feme, Orlando 49—Jean Smith, Fort Meade 13— See Hall, Jacksonville 41— Mark Shlmak, Forest City 14— 42— IM>i>y Sugg*, Orlando 16—DeniarU Uarvorscn, Avon Park 43— Ruddy Smith, lakeland 16— Lewia nendershot, Freest City 44— Kd Strawder, Macon, Georgia 17— Grace Hamilton, Forest City 45— Joyce Thomas, Clearwater L a rry Heard, F o rest C ity 16— Steven Hopkins, Apopka 48—Don Tranick, Orlando 19—Irene Uogendccp, Takoma Park, MarylaO# 47— I.ana Umlauf, Casselberry 10— 48— 'Woddy Whldden. TltuavtUa 11— Scott! Hopper, Moultrie, Georgia 49— Bonny Waggoner, JackaonrllU 12— Jim Link, Leesburg 19—Joy Wemmer, Maitland David Jewett, Foreat City 13— Jean Kcarcc, Albany, Georgia U —Joyce Williams, Kli'dmra.u 14—Ranald Lynd, Forest City 12— James Whitt, Lexington, KtatndW 26—Margaret Leltner, Jacksonville U —Emily Wilson, Forest City 18—Walter Malar, Winter Park 64—Calvin Wood. Orlando IT—Vivian I/esler, Apopka 66—Tom Walter, Orland* 14—George Murphy, Jacksonville CLASS PnOTOS BY A LA N ANDERSON ORLANDO ACADEMY FOREST AD M IN IS TR ATIO N NEW BUILDING SCHOOL PROGRAM F R ID A Y , M A Y CONSECRATION SERVICE — Diamond SATURDAY, CLASS MOTTO 24, 7:30 P.M . Cumming*. M AY C A F E T E R IA Southam CLASS COLORS Character Before Success" Union Foreat Lake Academy in a Seventh Pay Adventist institution, owned and operated by the F l> ridu Conference o f Seventh Day Adventist*. The Academy ia governed on the basis of Christian Principle*, It was first organized in 1018, and established on the ground* o f the Florida Sani­ tarium in Orlando. It wn* then known an Winyaii Hike Academy. Red and White 25 In 1025 the Hchool was moved to it* prc*unL locution near Foreat City Junction. More land waa available, greater freedom In currying out the purposes and objective* o f the school, and tho ref rushing spirit o f tlm rountry utinosphere proved a real advantage in the pursuit o f Christian educational practice*. 8:30 P.M. 0:15 A.M. — Sabbath School 11:00 A M. — Burcalaureato Speaker— II. F, Roll, Florida Conference of Sevanth Day Adventist* 8:00 P.M. SU N D A Y, M A Y 2(> CLASS AIM CLASS FLOWER To Finish The Unfinished" . HISTORY Forest Luke Academy ho* grown steadily. Buildings and industries have been added to a o rommoilate the need* of the growing student body. Facilities include classrooms a d e q u a t e l y equipped and designed, dormitories for boys uml girl*, a large modern gymnasium-auditorium, and. just completed, a beautiful new cafeteria. The school in over prepared to meet tho education­ al needs of Seventh Day Adventist youth of secondary school ago throughout Florida. Carnation COMMENCEMENT SERVICE O. L. Heinrich, Editor of SOUTHERN llD lN O J These Pages M ade Possible Through. The Courtesy FLO RID A C O N FER EN C E SEVEN TH DAY A D V EN TISTS OFFICE — 018 E. Rollins Ave. Orlando, Fla. BOILER SERVICE CO., Inc. 4110 Cirrona RJ. W IG H T GROCERY CO. CY 3-11 Orlando, Fla. HUGHES S U P P L Y , Inc 631 W. Central Ava. * Orlando, Fla. GA * Western Auto Associate Store Format City Hhnpping t>nt#r Phune k W-4UJ3 ,Joha ' Woodland, .................Owner “ O w r 80 Year* Of ConUnuoua 8ervtt*H 400 Elm Ave. FA ft03S4 Sanford. Fla. Seminole County's We Want Year Butlne** — HOME B U ILD IN G CENTER v n t.»k. A .. 1835 New Hampshire Avo Apopka PU. PIERSO N’S H A R D W A R E Merita Bread and Cakes D AIRIES Congratulations, Class o f *68 ■ Cruze W ater Purification, Inc, 1506 N. Orange Blossom Truil Phone GA 3-0523 IU26 LneuU Ave P um Cn.Ue. H a Poona 6oo-3697 O rl& iu lo , Fla. A M E R IC A N All Graduate* Photos by 737 West Colonial Drive O IL 111 8. French Avt. o-ul-id. FU. Orlando, Fla. Apoplut, Fla. C H R ISTIA N SE N Serving The Academy With The Finest Dairy Foods MOTORS New and f» e d Cars Clnaed Friday Night and Saturday Hay. *44, koreat City TK 6 1loft 1945 Hn-kwood Way (Fairvllhi Shopping Center) 2-9873 Orlando, Fla. Barnes Restaurant Supply, Ine, CO FA I SHRODE ’ Plumbing end Septic Tank Worl 1910 Lee Hoad Fhono I *3—0461 OrUr.dc, KU. Soft Water Dae* Not Co»t, It Pay* ■ Daily Lumber and Building Supoliei GEORGE 2582 Park Drive Sanford, Fla. Only Newspaper Opta Daily. Inrlu I ng Sunday - CIr»*d Thursday* Forett City Shopping Center I K b-4123 Orlundo, Fla. PERFECTIO N Custom Made Commercial Kitchen* 19 North Texas Orluiulo, Ha HOGUE 5c - 10c & 25c STORES Sanford and Apopka .uiations, CLASS OF '43 STUBBS PHARM ACY 650 W cat Central Avt. Grlaiulo, Fla. GA 2-ui5( C IT IZ E N S N A TIO N A L of ORLANDO 250 N. Orange Ave. BANK GA 5-7521 Serving 110 Square Miles o f territory in Southwest Seminole County and Northwest Orange County, �r f oS&L ??rr? eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeee e e e mmm a ? i» ______„ _ = 5 5 E E = = = = _ p - : r ! - E " H i r * 'K J * '» 'r r j r ” r r r wr r * n n n -.r.r.r.fino , s r . s rsjs : * SW ^ § ! : ; Ss-*~ J ‘ sSj*< ! r j 5 «s ? S > * i r 3 « ? * ? ’ ? 3 33 S£.?2.Ss-s> siCsss •► ■* 4 # ft. •• • * ii 2 2 F E EE r r r r « a ®* ♦ • • •* i l i t : 4 • 1i ! 1I » EEEEEEEEE EEE? EEEEEEEEE EEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 9 » a a « EEEEECEEEEErrrr r r iE r .^ *M *0 i <“ r SS = s- “ == r - *m - 7 5 i i « 5S, • # = < - *!• \ -S 8 «. 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Condor Merritt 4.11 L i t 4 3 _____________ __ Krnaatlns Jontt 4.14 Lot 44— —... —_____ rturaly M orlgsg* tm eelm int Co •0 . 1 1 L ott 13 A SS . — _ _ l.'uptiir A Earguarlta M llllam * 14.14 ia i: Lota I t A I I ________ _ Billy Jtrry E t A l Lot IS ______________ W1U A Manilla Til unit I t .t i L >1 113 _......______ _ Condor Merritt tl.1 T Lot 111 ______________ 1.44 Hobart L Itoblaaoa rt'v of S K '« of MB1* 14 11 14 SI I I Wm J Kronomou I t At (Leo* lload) IIO I..H IV e s t a t e * P L AT ROOK ia PAUM 44 Lot* I T A I lllk A I>ol-tLy Ins 14.44 14.11 Del-Hay Lna L it * 4I A I Hlk II Lota I HI 11 17 I I I I A 30 A 31 to 31 A 3< to 4t lllk C __ Dul-Itay It.a 144 41 Lola 3 to 7 A 11 to 11 D ol-R ay Ine lllk D 13*4 IXIL-HAA MANUK P U T ROUK I I FADE M I/ll t Ulk A __________ Paul A A Marla II khaffold H i l l Gerald M A Jaci(U*lln* A Lot 13 lllk A ............. Millar lllo l.ao K A Elisabeth (1 Dlldn 13014 Lot 31 lllk A ............ I ll DM)A P A R K P L A T ROOK I PAUM 44 Baa T il Kt N A 14.4 P i K o f HE Cor o f L i t 31 Hun N 311 3 r t W 341.1 Ft !4 331.3 Ft K 114 Kt Hobart J A F a l l y A to lira -- ---------Hattaway 131 I I Lota I A 12 to 11 A t l to 33 A 31 to 30 IL * m Part In Orlanta Gardena r ira t Add A N 31 Kt o f W 113 Kt o f Lut 131 ........ 113.11 Orlanta Karuarlaa lna Lot I A N 31 Kt of W 11.3 Kt of l-ut 13 Loula w A W illiam L Follla 1.31 OHIKVTA U I R n t t N I P L A T ROOK ■ P A '»R P4 Lot t l -------------------Wm P A Maraarat T Armatrona IT .ll Salt SI __ Alma U H attaway ll«* 4 Hobart T Hattaway 114.31 L it 31 .... Lot 11 H a l l Fart In Orlanta llardrn* Snd Add) — Orlanta Farnarlaa In« 33.31 O R IE N T * GARDENS P IR A T ADDITION P L A T BOOK t l P A L S I f Lot 4 _ — -.... ....... Lawranra K A Evelyn C Dean* 113.11 Lot T __________ —----W illiam K. A Audray It Ham aey lt.ll Lot 14 . ---------irrlent* Katnirlaa Inc 14.1# (IIIIE N r t U AHUE NN 3ND ADD P L A T HOOK I t PAOK U 114.11 ftutb M Jobnaon Lot 1 501.13 R T A Alma E lla tta w ir Lut I 3 c l.ll H T A Alma E Hattaway Lot 1 111.13 Mark W A Anna M Rider Lot 4 13.37 Orlanta Karnarlaa Ini Lot IS 111.IT H II A Vivian David Lot 14 George II A C o llla l A Lot IS 131.17 Dabba St.lS Orlanta Karnarlaa fn l Let 11 Paul A A Erm aldiai Lot 14 IMS Tapparaoa 34.11 t-ot I t Orlanta Parnartai In i 37.11 Orlanta Karnarlaa lna 31 Lot Orlanta Karnarlaa lna 31.Tl Lot 33 Paul A A Ermeldln* Lot 31 SS. IS Tapparaoa Chaalar A A V lrfln t* L Lot 44 131 TT Morrlaan Orlanta Karnarlaa tna 31.37 Lot 34 Orlanta Karnarlaa tna 31.11 Lnt 13 REVIVED P U T IIP O R IE N T * HARDEN* P L A T ROOK Id P t ls i; 3d 114.14 Orient* Kcrnarla* Inn Loti 1A It A A 13 Orient* K *rn «rli* Inc 11.11 L o t 14 JL---------— K li of W 4 ofM V * of NB14 <!.*■* E 311 Kt of N lie Ft a a i : i rt of w Lot 3 Blk t tail t f Rlk John Evan* A Harriet f lo lt Jueouh D A Nancy L Johnatin W A LK E R 'S ADDITION TO ALT AMONT*-. SPRINGS P L A T ROOK S PAGE 1* Lnt 4 Blk II Jam** W A E ary R Davie Lot 4 lllk C .... Chart*! tl A Ureas J Pyls Lot 4 Blk M ____ . Clierlee It A Audrey F T<nina M AI.KEH S .ADD TU ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS NO 1 P L A T ROUK 13 PAGE AT Lot 1 Rlk II _ Inland PrupertleS Inn AN 1NM 01)1) P.AIIK P L A T BOOH 3 PAGE IS Part of fait* 4 A 7 Be■i.Tllie.1 In tl R 127 , 1 1 II 14* P t) A ll NAT *4 rt uf stale |r_ -- ! 13 SI lid S leu Kl ot rt 1 3 of \ of H rt ur E l l N E ■ » s of tiU tft 13 11 11 tl Rd _ of »W V of 8 M 14 ■ rt'eglherefleld t n l I t 31 SI 11 Add GIlLDIE MANOR Lot I -------L i t S3 _____ Let SI -----Lot S I _____ Lot to -------------------Lot 11 -------------------Lot S 3 ---------------— Lot 3 4 -------------------- lard Lnt 4 Blk t 122 .11 R C Crumpton rro n k lrn L M'llllamauu St4 o f L o ti I I t t I A ll Lnt* 14 tl A IT A M « o f Lot IS Blk It ___________ 37 lllk Lot tt Hlk Lot 1 Blk 1 L it 4 Blk I -Iso i i Ui a a Lot 1* Ulk I ___ ___ i Lot 1 Blk I ______ Lot I Blk I ------- Lot t Blk I ___ Lot S Blk I __ Lot IT Blk 1 14.31 Lot S Blk 14 34 111 S3 I-ot 3 Blk 1 1 Lot 4 Ulk tIS t ■' C b *rlc* K A P e tr i 0 foroaa 114.lt 111 I I 24 34 Orl Palm fsmatrm-tln* Co P L A T ROOK 13 PA R E f l Hurry Home* fnc Barry flora** Ino Harry Horn** Ine Barry Horn** Inc Barry Ifom t* lna Barry Horn** Ine Barry Horn** Ine Harry llomaa Ine Barry Home* Ino 1st! St —--------------P L A T BOOK 13 PAi;E Ad UOLUIfc MAN4III l a r ADD Barry Horn** Ine Lot I t Barry Horn** tna Lot *n Barry Horn** Ine Lot I I Harry Home* Ine Lot 41 Harry Horn** Ine Lnt 41 Harry llomaa In-; Lot 71 .— -- — ■■ - * Hurry Hum** Ino Lot TT ............— — Harry llomaa InLot ;■ .................... — • P L A T BOOK I I P * D « 34 ■It.lD Y OAKS Harold E A Kauri A Irwin L ot 1 4 ----- - — P L A T ROOK U PA C B I « A MATH HR VKt ELD f l M T ADD Rldgawood Wood Products L ot 1 Blk 1 __________ Co lac R lS g tw a v l W s s f Pr->4a?!t Let 3 Ulk 1 Co Ino Rldgawood Mood Preducta L e i • Blk 1 Co la * nam e o r o tts K i I-f DI-VCfUPTIU.V O P LAND B3W 1-3.13 Sarah K -Amo* L ot 31 A W 1 $ r t of Lot 34 Blk <« . Lot 34 1 Lee* H 71.1 Kt A M I i r t ) A Lut 4* (lA>*t H 71.3 I 'll Ulk *•> ....... . Lota 14 30 31 A j : Blk *1 ------ ---L o t 31 Blk I t _____ Lota 1 1 S 1 31 31 i i A I I Rlk * 1 __ Lot * lllk 7* Lola S A 1 Ulk 13 Lula i * A M ! » Kt uf Lot 7 Rlk t l . Lnt 1 Ulk *7 Lnt I t Blk 17 or d e s c r ip t io n i L o t » * w 1 J. 1 1 r t o f Lot to Oik 41 ____ E 14.4S r t uf Lot I t A w t:.4S r t of Lot 11 Btk 41 ________ L o tt I S 1 * 4 Btk It L o tt U 14 I f A SI Blk I S __________ ______ L ot 4 Dtk ( 4 _ L o tt « A 1 1 It k 44 _ L o t SI lllk t o ______ _ t&Qtsmmin Re o s L o t 3 A E 1<4 r t Of Lot • Btk 41 ____ V 1 } r t o f Lot I a E SI r t o f Lot T Btk 4 1 _________ — e& ^r*™ *S c£ OTf.’jrr~ r*i? v s » 7 ; ->r ’ ‘M* '• TvT.H'k1? ' , y r f t v ^ r V i^ •■ v »C l** • *# Lot 1 Blk U t-ot 1 Blk 1 * •3.11 10 .11 37.14 37.14 17.11 SI.3S 11.44 17.14 13.41 13.41 II t-ot T Blk tl Lot 1 Ulk 14, Lot 1 Blk t* Lot 1 * Blk l l Lot 1 1 Blk I f Lot 13 Ulk 14 17.14 17.14 till tl.M 3T.I* 34.41 27 34 37 14 t-ot t l Blk 1 1 * Lot 14 Blk 1 1 1 -ot t l Ulk 1 * Lot 1 * Ulk 1 # tll.lt « m Lot IT Btk 1 1 it it A i R h t1 11 1331 Lot 1 Blk 1 1 |Lot * uik 1 1 Ittl 1 Ridgewood Co Inc Ridgewood Co Inc fUdgowoml Co Inc Ridgewood Co Inc Ridgewood Co Inc Ridgewood Co Inc Ridgewood Co Inc tlldgew i-.nl Co Inc Rldgewn.nl Co Inc Ridgewood Co Inc Wood Produi-ta 13.31 Wood Product* 13.31 W ood Prod let a ll.S l Wood Product a , Wood Product a 13.31 Wood Product* Wood Product* W uod Product* Wood Product* Ridgewood Wood Product* Co Inc Ridgewood Wood Product* Co Inc Ridgewood Wood Product* Co Inc Rldgawood W uod Product* Co Inc Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inc Rldgawoml Wood Prudnct* Co Inc Ridgewood Wood Product* Co lna Rldgawood Wood ProdUcl* Co tna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inc Rldgtw i.id Wood Product* t.%* 1 no Hldiaw.ii.d Wood Product* Co Ino Hldgaw.iod Wood Product* Co lna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inc Ridgewood M'ood Product* Co Ine llldgtw.M.d Wood Product* Co Inc HldgaWood Wood Product* Co lna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co I no Ridgewood Wood Product* Co I no Hidgano.nl Wood Product! Co Inc Rldgawood Wood Product* Co lna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co lna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inc Rldgawood Wood Product* Co lna Hldgtwoud W ood Product* Co lna Rldgawood W tod Product* Co Inc Rldgawood Wood Product* Co lna Ktdgawood Wood Product* Co Inc Rldgawood W'ood Product* Co tna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inc Jnaepliln* Davit Moor* __HI.I ran .....I Wood I'nutnrl* Co I no llldgawiiud Wuod Pro due la Co Ine Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inc ni-lgcwood Waod Product* Co lna Ridgewood M'ood Product* Co Inc Rl-lgcwood Woo-l Product* Co I no Rldgawood Waed Product* Co la* Rldgawood Waad Product* Co Ino Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inu Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Ino Rldgawood Waad Product* Co lna Ridgewood M'ood Product* Co lna Ridgewood M oo-l Product* Co Inc HldgeWnod M'ood Product* Co lna Ridgewood M'ood Product* Co lna Rldgawoud Wood Product* Co lna Rldgawood Mood Product* Co Inc Rldgawoud IVood Product* Co tna Rldgawood M'aad Product* Co laa Ridgewood Wood Praduat* Co lna Rldgawood M o ld Product* Co luc Rldgawoud Mood Product* Co Ino Rldgawood Mood Product* Co lna Rldgawood M'ood Product* Co Ino llldgewond M’ ood Product* Co lna lUdgawood Wuod Product* Co lna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co lna Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Ino Itldgew-Hsd M'ood product* Co lna RldgnWinul M uud Product* Co lna Rldgawood W ind Pr oduut* Co Ine Rldgawood Waad Pr*du*i* Co Ino Ridgewood M'ood p r—l tnI* Co Ino Rldgawood Mood pro-tu-t* Co Ino Rldgawood Wood Prodjct* Co lna Rldgawood Wood Pro-lual* Co Inc Ridgewood M'ood product* Co Ine llldgew-od Wood product* Co Ino Rldgawood Waad Produat* Co lna nidge wood Wood product* Co laa Ridgewood Woo-1 Producto Co luc Ridgewood Wood product* Co lna Rldgawuod Wood Produtt* Co Ino Rldgawood Wood Product* Co lna Rldgxwu-ol Mood pro-1 out* Co Inc Rldgawood M'ood produ- l* Co loo Rldgawood Wood Pr*du*t* Co Ino Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Inc Rldgawood Woo-1 Pro-1 uct* Co too Rldgawood M'ood pro-1out* Co Ino Rldgawood Wood PTOdUCU Co lao Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Ino ril-lge*uod Wood product* Co Ine lUdgawood Wood pro-1 uot* Co lao lUdgawood Wood product* Co lao Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Ine HLIgawuod Wood Fl UdlMtit • Co lna Rldgawoud Wood PrOii te ll Co Ino Rldgawood Wood Product* Co Ino lUdgawood Wood Prod u*t* Co Ino ntggowood Wood Produol* Co Inc Ridgewood Wood P l«4 u *l* C* 1*0 Lot ( Ulk 11 ---------- L i t T Blk I t _____ _ Lot I. Blk I t ------- -- Pag* 7 be • NAME OP OWNER t 2 D iy C R IP T IO X OP LAND NAME OP OW NER H 4 < n Rldiawood Co Inc Ridgawouit Co lna Rldiewood Co lna Rldgawood Co Ine R.dwcw oo-l Co Ine Rldgawood Co Ine R'daewoinl Co tmMdkaw--.nl V o Inr M'ood Prvntnel* 13 ! l Wood Prod tirli 1431 Wood Product* 13.31 Wood PnidiMta 1331 R lk A ____________ _ . Kt o f B 17 Kt of t-ul I 1 R I I Kt nr Lot 7 Blk A ... Lot 11 Blk A ........ . Lot* 1 S A 3 (Lea* d 2 2 2 Kt of I ait 31 lllk II .. Ian 3 Hlk C . _____ Lot » ir k r ............. . TW IN P IN E * S IB Lot S _________ ______ _ l-nt * ....... ...... .......... Lola |* A u i, o f II RI1AK L A K E MANOR t-ol II Rlk A ._ \V l David A Verna J Beans Ivan V Leach Ivan V Lanck IM t at U .H m i Ivan V Leach ts u J 17 A Helen R Mlneelager 130(1 13.31 Ivan V Leach 1433 Lot I Blk 13 — ------Wtmifl h v i l u d t P L A T ROOK t| PAOK BB 13.31 111.43 Nellie O Bakar 147* Lot t Blk I t ----— Wood Ptoduats Rofue If A Patricia Lloyd III 13.31 11 1!! Willard A A Batty L Lundy U 4 T Lnt 4 B.k IS ---------Woakil Prml i » ! b P L A T RIMMA I I PAR K SB 1L31 13Ma E T Tyua 111 Sf lost 11 Ulk 13 ...... _ _ ............. I W tRVil hiiiincta Charlea tl Jr A Ronna A 13.31 137.1* Lot Co I no 7 Rlk B _ . Duncan 1IISS Lot I t Blk 13 — _____ It IdgawiMid Wood Pioduola Lot t Blk H _ Charlea H a Naomi V D avl* 144 44 13 21 Co Ine 137.1* Lot 4 111k !> . Atthrry P A l l i r y P Pyvon ll.S l Lot t l Blk 13 _______ Rlilgan -i.nl Wmod P t tlyut • Lot 7lllk tl A _ William V A M olll* M 11.31 1(4.11 Co Inc Ed-llnger 114.44 ltidarwo.Ml M'ood Product* L ot 31 Blk IS _........ Iwit la Rlk 11 _ la r ry It A Katherine L 13.31 Co Inu 13.31 H eeki 124.11 Rl-lgrw o.nl M'ood Plvnlni-to Lot SI lllk IS ........ ..... LI-llA A tlo at RIIIA lalHN I P L A T HtMIK ■ PAR K TB 13.31 IS SI , Lot a I A 2 Hlk A _ «’ o Ino Kathryn A Jack Mua»*l. 31 Ulk IS ....... lildgen oud M'ood Product* white _____ til. I f 13.31 Ic M ' Co Ine (In i.I.ID AT BK.AK L A K B ■ ( RDSVIAION P L A T BOOK • P A R K BB Donald M' A Uarka P I I Blk I I — 1 . Lot ST .........— ---------Burton A Roger* lle lr* 1SI.T4 13.31 *431 TUugen H ill.I.Ill AY REAR L A K H *1 RUINIalON NB B Rl-lsrw n.nl M oml Prodm t* t nik 13 ___ _ P L A T RtMIK 4 PARK 44 13.31 IS SI Lot I* Co In-M-lllUm K A Ruby A Smith IS 1* I'.Muaw -ml M'ood Piodtn-ta 4 Hlk I f L ite 13 to 14 . _____ Charlea J Eld*l Et A l 141I I 13.31 Co Inc lis t NK.AL* R A Y POINT P L A T BOOK t P A R R Y4 1 Blk 1 1 _ _ Lot A Ridgewood M'ood Products Nlehala* A Barbara Pueal M 4f 13.31 Co lna 14*1 t*ot 9 . . Gordon W A Ethyl* J C ol* 1H.IV • Blk I I ____ Ridgewood Wood Product* p%n %t)v*R w n t P L A T BOOK t P A R R *T 11.31 Co lna l i s t Part nf t-ot 1 | )n « In Rldgew-.nl M ood product* orb 11 Puna 311 T Blk 1 3 ____ _ 11.31 Co I iij lllk E 1411 NI-hoLa A Barbara Puafll fl.lt Hldgow - id Won-I l*r--|ii*'la 1 Rlk 13 ____ Ln* 3 Rlk 11 ___ _ Paler Paniro Et A l 44.11 13.31 Co ino 13 t l Irnt I* lllk E . I’hlll* V A Nanay U Ridgewood M'ood Pradurla 4 Blk I t _ _ ... Perryman rryman III** 13.31 Co Inc 13 t l PAR AU I4E P O IN T r i R v P •BCiTSON P L A T DBBH • PAB B SB Rlditwnn-I Wood Product* 1 * Blk 1 1 ____ t-ot I Rlk A . Pandlea Point In* 13.71 11.31 Hlk Co lna IB SI l-ite I S A M Paradlee Point tna 44*4 tl Hlk 1 1 Itl-lueu....I M’niid Product* L i t I Rlk R __ Hubert I- A UarJ-irl* J 13.21 C«> lna 11 31 Main 17.71 . It nine w Iiml M'ood Plant uc I a 13 lllk 13 Lota ( A I lllk C. ____ Jean C L ir a 12.41 13.31 Co Ine ....... . 1131 I-ot I lllk C Paradis* Point In* 17.11 Ridge « ->o-l Wood Product* 1 1 Ulk I S ____ Lota 1 I I I I* I t 1* 13.31 14S1 Co Ino IT I I A I I Blk E Paradl** Paint lao 1 1 1 .f t Rldgawood Wood Product* 13 Blk I t ____ t-ol I I Blk P.__ Paradli* Paint In* 14. 13.31 f’.i lna I SM I L -te S A tl Blk K ___ ' Paradl*# Point In* 44.11 | !-ot IS Rlk P . ____ . Rldgew -ml Wood Product* IT nik 1 1 ____ Parndlea Point tna 15. 13.31 1*0 Ilia 113.3* PAR 1111*41 P O IN T I M I SKITIO N P L A T BOOK • P A R R IB Lot 31 lllk 13 ______ _ Ridgewood M’ ood Plod net* L it e * A 13 t * I* 13.31 Tract 1 ----- Co lna iis.s* Paradli* Point ln t 14 31 Ridgewood Waad Produat* Lot 11 Ulk 11 -2_____ L ot It Traci 1 _____ Peradlea Point lna 144.#* 13.11 h im Co lna t-ol l l Tract t _ _ Mchalaa A Barbara Psoat to at Lot t l Btk I t ---------Lait* 1 S 4 1 t4 14 i'i Rldgawood Wood Product* 13.31 Co tna 137 IT 34 A 34 Tract 1 Ms ' **1 ' ■*' PaTldla* Point \nm 1 *3 . 1 1 lust I Blk 14 - ........... Rldgawood Wood Pmu1 ud a P A II A...... . POINT r iiiiiH al.l'TIO N PI..AT BI3UK • P.A44M 13.31 Co lna 13.11 la in 2 4 1 : 11 13 1* Ridge d o nt M'ood ProdU-'a loot 3 Ulk 1 4 ____ ___ It 14 A 31 Blk A Peradlea Point ln t 13 4d 13.31 Co lna 11.31 Lota 3 * A I Ulk A __ I'aredlea Point lna It.** Ridge woud Wood Product* Lot I .B Ik 1 4 ________ L ot 14 Oik A _. Herbert W Hr A B arb ell 13.31 Co Ino ll.Sl J sw etay MM Lota T A 1 Blk B _L Rldgawood Wood Product* L ot 4 Rlk 1 4 ________ Taradle* Ih>lnt tn* 13.4* 13.31 Co Ino IS SI l-ol a 3 1 A t to 11 -1—f Mood l*r«ulii-i* I-ot I Rlk 1 4 ________ lllk C .......... llldgewo-d lna 44 11 l'eradDa Point 13.31 Co Inn 13 31 l-ula 1 tn 1 A Id to 14 Lot 4 Rlk 14 Ulk D - _.. ...... Ridgewood M'ood Product* Paradla* Point ln t fill 13.31 Co Ine I M t I-ola 1 1 1 to 13 A 1* Lot S Blk U Rldgawood Want P ro d u ct*’ 11 ID t l A t l Blk 11.31 Co In i Paradli* Point In# 11.31 M .N Lot t Blk 14 Rldgawood Wood Product* N K P I.A f o r BLOCK R PARARIVR P O IN T T H IR D BBCT1BN 11.33 Co lna l l . l t P L A T BURK I* PAR K * * *4.44 Lot 4 Blk 14 ________ Rldgawood R ond Pr—l ucla I-ot I . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Paradl** Point Inn f.M P.re,1l.e INiInt l n a __________ A IM — h r r r - L - . 7 t | ta-Li_______________ 13.31 I-ot IS Rlk 1 4 ________ Rldgaw-.nl M’ ood Prudiitt* Lot 4 ........ Paradl** Point Inn 4 )1 " Co Ino l i l t 1-ote 1* A 17 ----- . Paradl** Point L a 1.14 14.31 Lot l't Blk 1 4 ________ Ridgewood M'ood Ptoduot* P A R AIIIVH P O IN T PO AR TH ir-tT IO N P L A T BOOR 11 P A « H B* Co Ino Nicholas Pucal • <• 1411 I-at I lllk A .... 13.11 Lot I I Blk IS _ _ _ _ _ I-ot S Rlk A .... Rldgawood Wood Product* Nicholas Puocl f.M Co lna L i t I Rlk A __ 14* l i s t NlrhoUa Pucci 13.31 Lot 11 Blk 14 ________ l-at * Rlk A Ridgewood Mood Praduat* Nlrhola* Pnrrt f.M Co Ine 13 41 I-ot 7 lllk A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Nicholas Pued •M 13.31 Lot I I lllk 1 4 ______ __ I-ot I lllk A _____ _ llldgew o—I M'ood l*toduct* MchotAS Pucci f.M Co lna Lnt » Ulk A ------------Nicholas t l 31 Pucci •M 1331 Lot t l Blk 14 ________ Lnt I* Rlk A ---------Rld*owoud Wood Product* Nlcbdlas Pucci •M Co Ino 11.11 I-ot 11 Hlk A ________ AM NlihalAs Pucat 14 31 Lot 1* Blk 14 ________ I-ot IS Rlk A ________ Rldgawood Wood Product* Nicholas Puocl A tt l-at 1 Blk B __________ Pucci l i l t Co Ine Nlohslsn A *t 14 31 lull IT Blk 14 l-nt S Hlk H _____ Rldgawond Waad Product* M cholss Pucal A *l I-at | lllk D ...... ........ . 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Florida AB STRAC TS TITLE A N D G U A R A N T Y C O M P A N Y SANFORD. FLORIDA /A • P. 0 . BOX 1030 i::i Hnnel V W cl>b 34 >4 P A S H 14 A t> A Maria J lilt A Matin 1 14 <4 A Maria i l i :4 paob M CHELSEA 119 WEST FIRST ST. ».:i TELEPHONE FA 2-4396 �, •VtfX.'tiKXjr- ir. 5r a H S s * S e r i f s County Board W E A T H E R : Fair through Tuesday. High today. 85-90. Low tonight. 60-65. * ° .1'* * Pay Hike CoiMideratkm o f a galary in­ crease fo r 8eminolc County Commis­ sioners was to be requested o f the county legislative delegation today by board members, It was decided at an informal session today. John Fltxpatrick, who f i r s t broached the matter o f a pay hike ■y l a i r y y e u h e l fo r Commissioners, brought up the TELEPHONE CONVERSA­ subject again thla morning. Commis­ TION WITH i . P. WIEQERS, sioners receive $2,400 annually, with who rtp rtm U tha Mae/ad- $1,200 fo r expenses. Fitzpatrick la establish- seeks an increase to $4,800 annually, Military including expenses. Other Commissioner* made no comment w h e n Fitxpetrick first Q. How’ra tba school plans brought up the matter before the ilag along? A. Fine; wa legislative delegation in public hear­ tvtral minor Items will ings several months ago. ha resolved, and that soon But he gained two supporters n * will «et the papers selling this morning in Chairman J. C. Hut­ *** e to6’*’ • OK's. • • • The question;Is llie new fence to keep the County Commissioners in, or the pub­ lic out? Anyhow, the Couaty Commission room his been dressed up with a new rail­ ing In front of the Commie* aioa table. Looks nice. * <0 JOHN FITZPATRICK 'Gimme Now’ Regional Plan Meeting Opens In Daytona Established 1906 H ON.. H A Y 27. 1968 Tha board directed Chair­ man J. C. Hutchison to request of ths county legialstlve dele­ gation to introduce the meas­ ure and puah for Its passage during this imai O R HI the Legtslnture. County Attorney H a r o l d Johnson, who drafted the 40page proposal, explainer! to the Commissioners he “ more or less followed the act fur Orange County since a great deal of our water problem* rise in Orange County." e-;-«ptlur^iS. *!.u$ th meuaun*. If enacted into law, must be approved in n refer­ endum try Reminolu County Vutrrs, Primary water p r o j e c t s would be financ-rd with gen­ eral obligation bonds, payable from a two-mill ad valorem tax over a period of 41) years. .Secondary water p r o j e c t s wuuld be financed from cur­ rent tax receipts. Another measure allowing the rounty to have mi engi­ neer's feasibility study for drainage and water control al­ so is before the Legislature. County Commissioners Tues­ day will attend a session of the East Central Florida Re­ gional Planning Council and will conduct their regular seml-monthy session Wednes­ day. 14 Die MtAMl lU PD -A t lust 14 persona died la accidents •round the state over the weekend, half of them In multi-fatality auto crashes. Season Over LAKELAND (U PI) - T h e 1962A3 citrus season, for all practical purposes, la over, sccording to an official of the riorida Citrua Mutual TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — million state budget cleared the Legislature today with 36-9 Senate approval. The bill, which now goes to the Governor, was adopted with a minimum of public discussion, but the Senate spent one hour and one half in secret session just prior to calling the rolL Passage of the big money 'End Of Term* (UPI) - A rncy official States will put a man on the The City Commluion, meeting in regular aeamoon by 1*70 regardless of alun tonight, is expected to approve pinna and idean the Soviet Union may to kick-off the start uf u $800,000 water improve­ By tynked Press tatenstional Flood • building thunder storms followed a rash ol ile struclive tornadoes Into the South today. At least 14 homes in Oklahoma City, Okla., lay in shambles. Eying Frisco Desegregate Movies, RFK Tells Owners WASHINGTON l UPI) Both political parties are reI n - fl- - i!,. HIT aillUoa ta attaint— tax inenua* was going to M l from. Th* Sonata Ftaaacn Committee baa approved snip o n t u kill M far, wkkh would rabe only ft o j million by film mating Uona to the aataa The M uto to on tax prapoaal House decides If R ■long with a bend barrowing program-for 118 million to m w construction. The House »ent tho Saute-passed measure to tta Bailee mittoe for study today and spent the morning dltowtag but taking m fla il action on a bill to frees# county spend* lag for itkaal apcraOou tn » par r a t at total Meta, taw creating Mato The Village of North Or­ by aome $34 million. lando today ii temporarily without a police chiaf since volunteer chief Dave Tllson Friday night handed to his resignation “ due to pressing business demands of hla reg­ ular job." No other appointment was made at the time by the coun­ TALLAKUSEE (U PI) cil which was meeting to sp«- Kero la the vote by wh rial session to award bids the record $WT million on Insnranca coverage tor the prlationi hill passed th Mwly reorganised five-mao ate and eleered tho Laglata* police department. lure today; Accepted wai a composite Voting for thn blU (to): plan as presented by A1 DavAskew, Barbeu II anu urawn m uwpcP«tlsa1-f f l mB— j jra by officials of hit company Campbell, Clarke, Clrv* and of lUnni-Closson. land, Connor, Edwards, F ra* bill now tends the legislators on n hurried search for reve­ nue to finance it. Sen. Warren Henderson, Sail sota Republican. de­ manded to know when the W ater Boost Seen Probe Destruction J. C. HUTCHISON NO . 710 Bsdast Gets Lawmakers' O kay ment program. The program includes n new well field, tranamiaaion lines, reservoir, wnter treatment plant which WASHINGTON (UPI) - ------------------ ------------------ 1would give mors water and I increase ths pressure in the Thirty senators joined today suuthern part of the elty. hi • proposed resolution urg At the earns time, the engi­ ing that the United States neers, Clark, Dally and Dicta, seek an agreement with Rus­ are expected to recommend a sia to ban all atmospheric plan incorporating an Idea by and underwater nuclear tests a 8ANFORD, F L O R ID A $987 Agreem ent U rged ter control jprogram was approved today tintsJ by the County in informal aea- Note to Mr. Wlcgers: This phone conversation was not taped . . . Honeit, 1 mean it . . . Seriously 7 ; v Keck, who’s got $340? • chison and James F. Avery Jr., who said they favored a salary increase "but it should become effective, i f at all, at the end o f our terms o f o f­ fice." Lee Gary and John Alexander pointed to being in o ffic e only "fiv e months and we feel we cannot sup­ port any such action now." When the board requested Gen­ era] Hutchison to request the legis­ lative delegation to consider the pay hike, Fitzpatrick exclaimed he is "in favor o f it now,” A very said he feela It should be at the end o f his term o f office "but 1 won’t oppose a pay raise now." AH board members were agreed that the position o f County Commis­ sioner “ fast is becoming a full-time job, as it is now in Orange County." Legislation tsUbllshlng county-wide i ■nil United Press Leased W ire IUUUA.,. ★ ★ ★ the property to us. Q. Who’s |oiag to pay the brokerage tee of $13,mo 7 A. That’s not la our province; we are the buyers, not the •alien. q . Did it ’bug’ you when you learned about the City tape recording your ’pho conversation T A. 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 lor which they are sorry !>ter. Q, Do you get The Herald 7 Yesslr, sad as an ea-Journal1st 1 think you have a mighty ilae little newspaper. • VOL. 53 f r » n r i« f n as a strong contender their 1904 presidential ventions, hut neither make its choice until month. for con­ will next WASHINGTON (U P I) — N ot Enough Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy LOS ANGELES (UPli-The appealed today to about 40 Rev, Martin Luther King Jr. u .iters ill thwiurs ti, ii** |told about 30,ow persona tuk smith to ilrsegrriruta their Ing part b a “ Freedom Rally for Birmingham" S u n d a y movie houses. John H. Stemldrr, head of night that president Kennedy Theater Owners uf America, “ had not done enough" to said the president's brotlirr outlaw segregation. Young Convict Escapes In Hail 01 Gunfire PORT L A U D E R D A L E (U P I) — A husky young convict just sentenced to four years In prison grabbed a court bailiff's pistol today and escaped the Bruward County Courthouse in a hall of gun­ fire (hat left one man wound­ ed. Authorities identified the escaper as Muxwootf BrumTeJ, illMiUl Ai' - jiui quickly aei up roadblocks throughout the city. They described him as six fool tall, 1S4 pounds with tattoos on both arms, Brumley was sentenced this morning to (<mr years in pri­ son for breaking and enter­ ing by Court o f Records Judge Louis Weliilnit- Bailiff Her­ bert Bush was leading the prisoners out of the court­ room to ■ rage to await transfer to Jail when Brumley broke away. City Manaysr W. E. Knuwlee that In addition to ths Coun­ try Club plant aits, would crest* storage and treatment msnt facilities at the present well field and uae ths two well fields together. Thla plan, according to the engineers, would give the ctiy the uae of the raw water lines plus added storage ferities as well as the 13th Street plant a* a storage and booster sta­ tion. Racing Dates Bill Killed TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — bill to give (iulfstream North Orlando Police Chief Resigns Post ★ ★ ★ Cleveland Said Yes To Bill Quits Post or, Friday, Galloway, Oaw tier, Biheoo, Harrell, Holtai baa, Johns, Beth Johnson, D * way Johnson, McCartyi" Ms poles, Msables. Helton, Fan rlsh, P4*rre, Price, Hobart* Ryan, Spottewood, Stratton, ' Tucker. G, W. Williams, H » bart Williams. Voting against tba bill iUl (•) (* )fl Covington, Croaa, DavlaJ Henderson, Kelly, Pop**. Uatoj an to ", or, Whitaker and Young. UK LAN I) (U IM -U r. James W. Parrish has resigned as Hone Track a crack at the vice president of Stetson Uni­ favored mUI - season racing versity to become pastor of dates at the height of tha win. the First Baptist Church, Win­ ter tourist season was killed ter Park, effective Aug. 1, today. President J. Ollle Edmunds The bill, which appeared to j j,j today, have es many live* as a cat, was put to final rest in the Senate miscellaneous legislatlcn committee. ,— Pag* 5 Bridge The killing vote wn* 4 7. Cla-lfied ...... . Page 9 Comice __ Pegs B Page 5 Dear Abby Meet Set Page 4 Editorial The Fleet Reserve Board of Entertainment „ „ Pag* 5 Directois will meet at 7:30 Puixle ...... l>. in. tuday to discus* final WASHINGTON (U P D -th e Page 6 Society plans fur Memorial Day and Supremo Court wnlroowalF Pag* 7 Sports ___ — branch elections. directed tba city of Memphis A • DAYTONA IlKSaj;: — A two-dsy meeting e f the east central Florida Regional Planning Council opened hentoday with an Impressive list of experts on subjects rang­ ing from Industrial develop­ invited a representative group Sympathy Parade ment t » population predicting from southern state* to hear Best Choice? SAN FRANCISCO (U P I) — WASHINGTON (UPD-Sen. Approximately scheduled to spt-uk. the department's views on ra­ 14,Out) Ne­ Burry Cotdwatcr tlt-Arlx.) L groes, whites snd orientals Tho council, w hick covers cial restriction*. Brevard, Indian River, Orange, Kennedy also was urged by the best choice for the 1964 held a peaceful demonstra­ Osceola, Seminole amt Vutusia James Meredith, first Negro Republican presidential nom­ tion at (he City Halt P la n counties, is ,expected to draw to enroll In the University of ination, according to nearly Sunday to show sympathy for up major development policy Mississippi, t o p r e s s for half tits delegates to the llhW Negroes in Birmingham. Ala., for future growth plans—par­ stronger civil rights legisla* GUP convention who answer­ and to call for an end to ticularly in the Cape Canav­ ed s poll conducted by Uic racial prejudice la San Fran­ Hon “ with teeth in i l " eral area—as a result of the Meredith discussed legisla­ Indianapolis News. cisco. sessions. tion to provide mors oppor­ today to "promptly" desegre­ Scheduled to spenk today tunities and better protection gate It* parka, libraries su l were: for minority groups in a 10museums and served aatlca Philip Hummer, Washing­ ininuts talk with ths attorney that Southern communiU*a ton, D. C., consultant end spe­ general just before Kennedy are moving too slowly toward cialist in economic bale analy­ met the theater owners. PORT AU PRINCE. IUItl Integrating their schools. • • • sis and land use economics; Meredith told newsmen af­ Today’s ruling rejected « (U IT ) — President Franeola Mrs. Margaret llrrlund, At­ State Ruad Department sur­ terwards that his situation at p l a n by Memphis which Duvulier’a security forces have vey rrew* out by Celery Ave. lanta regional tmlrupolitun 'Ole Miss." was “ still bad" would have gradually deseg­ hut that he and Kennedy con killed nearly 200 persons— the other day and work ahould planning committee member regated the parks and other rentrated their attention on m,,*Uy political prisoner# start on the project. It’a too who will forecast popula­ faculties over a delayed per* during the past month accord tion influx; Prof. Howard civil rights legislation. bad tha county didn’t go along iod of time. The court held ing to anti-government Haiti­ w i t h C i t y recommendation Menhlnlck, head of the city Meredith, who later flew that th* constitutional right! GAINESVILLE (U P1) — back to Jackson, Miss., wits ans. that the improvement program planning department at Geor­ of Negroes were being vlo* University of Florida presi­ Duvalier’a opponents claim extend past the city limits in* gian Tech, speaks on trans­ invited to confer with the at­ lated by the delay. dent J. Wayne Kelts pul in a torney general after hi* ap­ they ran list the names uf |M portation facilities; Dr. Fred Stead of outside to the river. City officials of Mamphta • * • Ulsir Jr., Auburndale, plan­ plug this weekend for Gov. pearance on the “ Meet tho victims of government repres­ had relied on the court’* faro* Farris Bryant's proposal to Preaa” show Sunday. sion nine a anti-government ning and economic develop­ School bus sideswiped a car cd 1945 edict that Negroes borrow 112$ million for uni­ rorlils killed three of the out by Goldenrud tills morn­ ment mnsultunt. ahould be integrated Into tha versity construction, kleiit’s bodyguards In an Dr, James Sheehan, Cincin­ ing. No one hurt. Anyone schools "with all deliberata Rcilr said if the Legislature Services Set parent attempt to kidnap his thought of the idea of safety nati, Ohio, market analyst, speed." This has bean takas falls to authorise (lie burrow­ two children April 26. speaking on commercial devel­ belts In school buses? Graveside services for A l­ to mean on n gradual basis. ing, the result could be “ dis­ • ■ • opment; Dr. Dorothy Muncy bert Robinson, S*>, will be astrous for higher education o f Washington, industrial S t u d e n t government day held Tuesday at Southxide in Florida." • - chedulrd down nt the city to­ planning locution ronsulunt; Cemetery, according to the _ . . . —... Prof. Charles Huur, Harvard day. It waa cancelled. llrissun Funeral Home. Robin- | 0 I IT 1C D i l l University low school, speak- Gator Law? Maitland's Juck ZurLn s till! *"g on planning and land uaa TALLAHASSEE (U P I) TALLAHASSEE ( LPI > - son's body was recovered has two montha to get hie [controls; Dr. Marion Clawson, Sen. L. P. Gibson, Perry, in­ from Lake Munroe, at the The governor permitted a bill plane reedy for thut proposed consultant in recreation facll- troduced legislation today to city bout basin, lust Wednes­ to become law today without MILS. JANET POTTER of DeBury. the mother of four children, «eU Robert E. Thompson, BO* boat inarina. Nothing done yet itics; Pearson Stewart speak require a license fee on all day. Investigation failed to hi* signature that wuuld rehumlle of mull from Poatfluater WuRer Until before bonrdiiiR the truck former city editor and report­ ing on major utilities faeilpersons taking alligaturs or I reveal Rubinson’a residence strict sale of prison made and the City C o n i m i i i i o n to run her regular nuiil route. Mrs. Potter became the firat "lady postman’* er fur the Sanford Herald, wants to know why and has Itics; Carl Feta*. Washington crocodiles from Florida wa-, and brought forth no rela- goods to agenciei of the slate. in the ureit early thia month. (Cox Photo) died 1st* Saturday night at hta I lives. I The measure increased the summoned Zorian to its meet­ urban design consultant, and Irra. home In Casselberry. KntH-rt Anderson, of Chapel ing tonight. A native uf Chicago, ML, Hill, a specialist iri general Thompson came to Beml note County Commission meeting planning. County five years ego from In special session this morn­ Brockton, Mass. He was m ing. As usual press not told member of the Presbyterian until Johnny Fitspatrick said Church In Orlando. s„oiething over coffee. They Survivor* are hU wife, Mrs. didn't even tell the gentleman ________ _________ (airraid* C. Thom peon and two who had Chairman J. C. w ia u iu r .T n v m wI)i _ I WASHINGTON (U P son*, Stuart J. Thompson II Hutchison's parking spae* be- Senate approval of the admin­ and Robert E. Thompson J r , NEWARK. N. J. 4U P I)— A eral hours after the crash Newark and Elisabeth Gen- couldn't see a thing," he said company truck that hod been |Norfolk, Va., amt was cn hind the courthouse. The gen­ istration's $840 million men­ all of Cwsaelberry and one eral had tu park on the street. tal health bill was predicted massive chain reaction col-j slate troupers found another era! and Alesian Brothers “The tremendous fog just accompanying him ram into route home, "It wa* very loggy and 1 brother, 8luart J. Thompson today by the chairman of the lisiou uf cargo trucks ami truck buried under the other llo.piiali in nearby Elisa- seemed l» collapse from Hu­ his rig. The driver was trap­ uf Chicago. saw Harrs up ahead," he passenger cars on the tog* < vehicles. heth. sky. It was the worst 1 ever The city ha* been wstued committee that handled the Funtral arrangement* u * ped in the cab. said. '*1 slowed down and shrouded New Jersey Turn-! The crash scene was in the Some of the trucks were en saw. It Just fell on me." not to pay Sewage treatment legislation. something alruck my car In l"™mpUU atthUUme. Gram, “ It was my buddy. I tried pike early today killed at northbound lane of the high route tu markets In New York Coates said he heard the plant contractors Texas Mid­ Chairman U itcr Hill. (P kow Funeral Horae la nuise uf crashing vehicles and to help him. He said he was the rear. I'm Ju«t glad I waa speed highway between inter- City. west pending further notice Ala.), of the Senate Labor least six persons. charge « f arrangement*. Police still were cutting j changes 13 and 14 near New- ( Y. B. Coates, 43, of Hose- then bU truck was rammed hurt. It was an hour before a little late.” lie was not iahorn the bonding company. and Public Welfare Commit­ they got him out," Coates jured. boro, N. C-, a driver fur the in the rear. Fi.iancul woes planning the tee made the forecast as the through tangled wreckage tn ark Airport. "A (ruck hit me anil drove said. Stale Police Sgt. C. J. Gre- Stocks Lower "U was truck on top ol It. C. Coverson Hauling Co , outfit. Senate prepared to begin dc- search of bodies They said at s e e Cliffurd Treating, 23, of Al-lco said the cause of the acNEW YORK (UF1>—block* bate on President Kennedy's j least 10 other pereou* were, truck on top or truck," said |was driving a load of crated me 40 yards forward," ho bany, N. Y., arrived a little |rident would have to be da- were Irregularly lower to far JiInjured, tta .rttfcaiy. Tha doors o f th* courthouse “ bald new approach' tor T ,1State Trooper Robert Bebnke. I chickens when be ran into the said. are being torn out today and treating the menially ill and Coates got out (o see wiial later. He was recently dir-' (ermines! when T r o o p e r s moderately a e t i e a trading The accident tardive4 III The dead and injured were fog. early today. •ew vase to bo installed. )to$08 to hi. Jams* Hospital in , “ When 1 hit that spot you t happened and saw another , chsrgitl from Dus Navy at j make their reports. retarded. , trucks and U f** • • • SOME R A N D O M TIIOUUHTS W HILE LOOK­ ING OVER FOOTS YELVINGTON REPORT ON A LL DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS . . Cracks were observed in the exterior walla of most all tha buildings . . - nothin* serious says Mr. Yclvington . . • more work needed on electrical rapaira . . . wiring bad . • . few o f the building* will meet the present day codes. . . . To bring structure* up t j stand­ ard* “ not economically feas­ ible." . . . "Do-it-yourself" type of repairs urged will greatly reduce potential fire hasard*. . . . City will study the report tonight, will prob­ ably nod their heads and movs •n to tha next item. Herald Index 'Mix' Parks, Memphis Told Haiti Death Toll: 200 School Money Boost Backed Bryant Declines tv . 1 Former Herald Editor Dies I Police Cut Through Tangled Wreckage Mental Health Bill O K Seen New Jersey Turnpike Collision Kills Six j • * '/* * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 24, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 24, 1963. 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Hadley, chairman of a committee representing 11 oon-operating unions which struck the PEC » days ago, said four men arrived in New Smyrna last week in trucks bearing Georgia l i c e n s e SANFORD f X mmmmm JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — Strike leadert accused the labor-troubled Florida East Coast Railway today of hir­ ing ••imported pistol-toting" itrikebreakeri to work on railroad track* In tbe New Smyrna Beach-Oak Hill sec­ plates. In New Smyrna, T. D. Ly­ ons, international representa­ tive of th e Boilermakers Union, told Ul’ l there were now six men working on EEC tracks, two white and four Negro. “ The while nun are wear­ ing guns. One has a shoulder holster and the other, a belt holster. We understand they are professional strikebreak­ ers,” Lyons said. He said a seventh man, a Negro, left the area “ after some of the strikers talked to him." Lyons said the mrn began working south of New Smyr. ns and “ are storking at Uak UUI today," Hadley said in a format atatrmrnt "the importation of these gunmen is a desperate gesture on the part of Ed­ ward Ball,” chairman of the PEC. Ball told UPI, “ If the PEC has hired anybody from Geor* i» . then 1 know nothing about it. It sounds like the unions are getting ready to start violence and they want to blame it on us.'* The strike began Jan. Z3 when 1,300 members of it unions walked out because the PEC refused to meet a 10 28 cents per hour pay hike demand. Eighteen days ago, four operating (on train) unions ■Iso struck, but in a dltpule over new anti-feather bedding rules. Meanwhile, in new legal de volopmcnts stemming irom the strike, tbe Jacksonville Termini! Company and its legal counsel, Elliott Adams, said federal court had no Jur­ isdiction in an FEC suil to have Adams and the com piny's president fired. The FEC had filed suit to force the removal of Presi­ dent Marshall C. Jennettr and Adams under terms of an agreement by the owners of tbe terminal company. B R E A K FRESH LONG GREEN CUKES rC. * l 1 > * J >, i 1i 1 ' ’ .. ■ . ^ . r,_ IR P'N H FA N CY GOLDEN BANTAM 0 ) i identifies your ! WELCOME WAGON i SPONSORS... firms of prestl** In ths business and rivic Ilfs of your community. For information, call VIRG INIA PETKOSKI I*. O. Box 1211 NORA NORRIS TE S-I3U 12 25 MltCHANtl L CtHR ftllOfl With th#' PWthft# of 14 Or Cvl fair 0 LEMON or JELLY ROLL At Our Ragular low Pika* UPiece 0-102_______ NEW STORE H O U RS: 20c OFF LABEL D U Z D ETER G EN T TIDE R ED l^ A K S FOR DISHES AND GLASSWARE I31&.0Z. 35c FABRIC SOFTENER 10c OFF LABEL D A S H D ETER G EN T EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK WE WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL StOO P. M. ON THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER. PRE-MEASURED DETERGENTS VS* 85c <52? 69c SAFE, EASY TO USE C A S C A D E D ETER G EN T I S 45c J O Y LIQ U ID ' J j f 42c MR. C L E A N LIGHTER CAKES W IT H CLEAN IN HALF THE TIME F L U F F O S H O R T E N IN G 3 J £ 75c S P IC & SPA N ft*, - * •SSf* 35c ALL PURPOSE LIQUID CLEANER DOW NY ~ n MM. EAR 21-OZ. %aT 39c * GLEEM MKU. SIZE C1ANT U L 89c nnr .i.> isug> ' �House Group Kills Drive Against Beer, Wine Sales Church Body OTItr i ’mtfnrii Irm ilii Requested Restrictions 100 Y ear-O ld D ream KUITOIH A I , COM M E NT W E A TH E R : Fair anil mild through Friday, High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 611*135, VOL. 53 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., A P R IL 257 1903 S A N F O K IL FLO R ID A NO. 698" C L O ^ By Larry Vrrxhrl One of the buildings the city recently condemned col­ lapsed yesterday amt one man suffered some minor in­ juries . , . tt was it Cypress Avc. • • » 412 Yes, the Woodruff BuildIn; is painted . . , now if that fnuten custard sign could only be removed. • • • The sewage treatment plant el course won’t lie finished by the Semi-Centennial cele­ bration . . . We asked City Manager W. E. Knowles if he expected it to lie ready by the lilt) year festivities and fete answered . . , "J hope so.” • • • It seems like * one of our new department head* in the county has forgotten County Commission jail ivies about using county ci|mpinent and manpower (<> take care of his personal property. Tills one had Ids lawn mowed the oilier day and will have to answer a few queries at tlio next county board meeting. High above the Don't forget coffee club meeting tomorrow at 9:30 a. ],.. nl the NAS recreation area. • •• • The word from Tallahassee is that people that signed the original petition for Kern I'ark Incorporation have writ­ One of the biggest and m»s ten tlie legislative delegation asking that their names In- lavish Auto Show* ever Ini taken off. in Seminole County openc • • • Wednesday n f l r r n u u >1 n Welt, il took six months, but "Lee I'ride” finally be­ now d* surged iutu Municipii longs to George Hardin now. Stadium to see tin* newea • » • -tylings of 1tun nutoH display Interested to know wiiat ed by six Sunful d dealers. most people in lids county Thu bundled* of person are writing our legislators who utfended during the uf alnrut . . . Well, it's the ternouil am! evening saw III pros and cons of banning the Flying Silver Combos in tbei tale of boor from grocery exciting uollul net and limn stores. Hie music of the Tem|ms 1mud A snack loir on the grounds National Secretary Tins provided un oppm (unity to sat­ . Be idee to the Week isfy the tummy, as spectators girls! feasted their eyes mi the glit­ tering array of new ears, Have you ever noticed the trucks and wagons, watched speeders on South Highway tlie alum and listened to tlie 17-92 . . that is, most of bund. them . . . bear license plate* '‘This bulks like Ihe finest starting wiih 7 and H ? Not 17 You can lie driving along Show wo have ever had,” said at a peaceful and legal 00 Hie uulo dciltvl* ns tliey Wel­ and lilt . . . ami whoosh! comed the crowd* in the stad­ you think your re standing ium. Tonight the Shades baud still. will he heard ami the Silver Hob B c w r r r *a>* to avoid Condors wilt perform their Hie rush and nut lake any during m-rlul fe.il* at 4 and * chances on missing out on p. ill. the liar b *| supper at Fort 1 Friday the band will be I lie Mellon I’ a.k Saturday after ,tuckln R'wlruaiutrs, the Siljoti ran buy your v*'r t'-ndoi* will perform >.t noon . ticket* now .a the Chamber Ibe -nine lioui* ami al S...11 ol Commerce Junior Cham­ p. III. tlie member* uf tin l!lm ber of Commerce and Semi­ Angel* pn-rLioii Dying team ami ibr Chuluig Slurs jumpnole Memorial lln*pl!al. ill IT team will lie mi hand fur • * * a public appeaMinee. "Clock” learn* there will Admisiiioii i* free and Imui* Is- a change of command at the Marble Barrack*. NAS, are from 1 p. in. in in p, 01. nexl week Present CO Ix'und through Friday. Auto Show at Municipal Stadium, Wednesday night. (S ta ff Photo by Bill Vincent) For Aulo Show for ItlitMle Island Cily Pilcherroimiy Cnlcher Jaycrci made more money on iheir fertilizer sale Hum liny did on llw Grand I'rix Olt well, limy filled up the motel*. Mayor Tom Millunalil will pilrli mil the 111.I ball al the I .itil<* Icagur Exhibi­ tion Baseball flame Satur­ day, with County Com missinner of District II John There'* no mull to the re* Alexander exit king. The game will brgin at aort that Woodruff Building » « » painted to keep it from 2:30 p. 111. al the Haller Field ill I t. Mellon I'ark a* failing down None what*orver . . , lioncst . . . »*'r- part of the srmi-Crnlennlal Celebration. The game will ously . . . • • • fraluie a rrlutn luslili be­ tween the 1962 championAudrey was fuund. . • . Al* no»t hud to call off that trip. xliip Irani* of Sanlunl \t. . 1 think that w «» her tutme. lanLie and First I rilrral. . , 1C* * day fui the curious. t Admission i* free lie** rvalion* for the Sc ltd* ['entemiial Dance deadline i* \ p m Friday, tidier hur­ ry • • • i AU TO SHOW OPENS with ribbon-cutting ceremonies by Mayor Tom Mc­ Donald ul Municipal Stadium attended by members o f the tqmiisnriiiK Jutto dealers and affiliated businesses. Front loft are Frank Ityon o f I truss Motors; Willie Hunt o f ilunt-Liueoln-Mumiry; Emmett Ferrell o f Holler Motor Sales; Mayor McDonald; Francis Roumillat. ( ’. o f ('. president. In Ibe back row are Gary Hudgins o f Strirkland-Mmrisen; Hen Howland o f Seminole County Motors; Hill Hemphill o f Hemphill Motors; Howard I lodges president o f Sanford Atlantic Hank and Chief of Police Roy W il­ liams. (Herald Photo) In Geneva Phone Probe To Continue (irneva retidenlk weir ad vised Wednesday morning that investigation made till* week I* incomplete and lh.it further study will la* made by the Public L’tllilies Com minion mlu Hie area trie* phone service being provided by tlie local branen of Sou­ thern Hell Telephone and Telegraph Co. I't.'C Beprcsentalive Wil­ kin* l.inhurl, meeling wiili local Inniliei* ami civic leader*. Iold the group I li.it he found nreumilanee*, in some eases, substanlialed criticism* contained in a iecent survey made by un in­ dependent technician and in A Sailor's Life! There’s more than percision flying and para­ chuting for the N avy’s crack "Hlue Angels” and "n m tin g Stars," who arrived at Sanford Naval Air Station this morning to partiripale in Satur­ day’s Semi-Cent cmiial . Here in their schedule: Today — Pose in flying outfits for news cameras, 12:15 pan.; press conference with nexvs reporters, I pan. Friday — Guests at the Coffee Club, N A S Golden Lake recreation area, 9:30 a.111.; guests at the square dance at the Civic ( enter, even­ ing. and guests at the Auto Show, 8:30 to 9:30 nan. Saturday — Air Show, NAS, 11:15 a.m.; guests at the Mayfair ball, 1U p.m. "Hlue Angels" and "Chuting Stars" leaders will be among the judges at the to o beauty contests 2:30 ami 7:30 ji.tlL, Civic Center. the petition of complaint tiled with the commission two wi i ks ago. I Hi- ucril 011 tu explain Ihat complain!* against equipment installed in ticnrxa l i v e year* a no, after In1in; brought from Smilli Carolina and said lo lie "1920 vint ii.c,” were not entirely justi­ fied since lint ijjic equip nient had ticcn manufactured as late a* 1930. TALL\MASSEE (L T D — The bill to ban the sale ot beer and wine front grocery store* and service station* wa* killed lodav at a lengthy, emotion filled meeting of Ihr House Temperance Commit­ tee. The vole was 7 3 The defeat of Ihe coni noverslal measure came after Rep. William Wadsworth, of Flrglcr, profiled and then withdrew an amendment which would have banned the sale of all alcoholic bever­ age* from all type* of stores, except state owned liquor stores. Presently. Florida has no such state owned store*. Wadsworth said be would Introduce the proposal to Hie Legislature a* a lull. 4i 11Nik the committee more than 90 minute 1 to hear arguimnls on the bill, includ­ ing a plea from a Tallahassee grocery »torr owner who said he would not be able to ope­ rate If beer sale* were pro­ hibited. Too House chamU'r was n rjrly filled to capacity by interested parties for the early morning meeting. Support of Ihe measure, svhleh bus been killed in pre­ vious legislatures, centered around a group known a* the United Christian Action. The group, headed by Rev. Jack Kppca, of taikelaml, urged tlie committee to pas* Hie hill "for the sake of young people” Mrs. Ix-evis Itevis, a Lakeland school (earlier and member of the action group, said beer advertising was "organized brainwashing" and -he urged with Hie "urg­ ing of a mother, teacher and lover of children” that the bill lie passed. However, Hlenn Woodard, a lobbyist lor Ibe large WinnDixie Stores, said live issue was one of health and morals an*) (minted out that "morals can't he legislated.” Woodard said it was itol fair for one group to press for tlie banning of ia'cr sale* if tlie vast majority of society favored It. Hep Hay Mattox, of Polk, who lias long Voiced his op (aisit ion b> tlie hill, said lie had been threatened witli "political recriminations” If lie voted against the bill, vvhlrli he subsequently did. Ready To Talk FEC Boss Says As the citizens o f this county and nurmtimling ureas jirejmre to cele­ brate Seminole County’s Seml-Centeiiitiitl, there could lie no more npproprintc time to mark another im|K>rtunt milestone . . . the eentenninl of the inception o f n canal from the St. Johns River to the East Coast, an event we Ivelieve could best be cele­ brated by actual construction o f this vital waterway. A canal between the St. Johns and Indian Rivers was authorized as a state project in 1856 by Chapter 1 o f the Laws o f the State o f Florida. At that time it was estimated that the total enst would not exceed $30,000. Ilomls were issued at 8 percent; later (in 1858) the Legislature ac­ tually authorized issuance o f these I hiiu Is . Unfortunately, before any work could lie started, the Civil W ar intervened. Afterward, because of problems in connection with recon­ struction, no further action was taken until 1879, when the State Legislature abandoned the project. From time to time efforts were made to reactivate the project, lmt interest lagged as water tonnage gradually lessened with the com­ pletion o f the railroad south of Jack­ sonville to Orlando, and the consoli­ dation o f small narrow gauge lines by II. L. Plant Into what is now known as the Atlantic Coast Line Ruilmud. T imIay the tremendous growth in F l o r i d a , particularly in industry which requires heavy cargoes o f raw materials, as well ns the phemmmenul rise in recreational boating, make it imperative llmt we construct this missing link in the state’s waterway system. Florida bus grown to ninth in imputation in the United States, and has developed into a S|U billion market. There are some seven million Imnt-owncrs in the United States, and Florida is highest in number o f bouts per capita . . . approximately one boat for every seven residents, with an average investment of $1,500. Florida has the longest coast line in the nation, besides some 30.000 in­ land lakes and numerous rivers. The St. Johns and Indian Rivers are the most ini|voitant in the state. Sanford and Seminole County, as the terminal point in the connection o f these two great rivers, would reap the highest economic benefits. The St. Johns-ludian River Canal would permit pleasure craft to come inland via one route and return to the coast via another. A moral for both yachts and smaller pleasure boats, it would make possible round trips through some o f tlie most scenic portion o f the state and the finest fishing waters without the need for hack-tracking. Progress, unfortunately, does not always favor everyone. It is regret­ table. hut sometimes a few indivi­ duals are adversely affected. How­ ever. \xe Itell vc that the vast ma­ jority of the citizens o f Seminole County and the State o f Florida xvill benefit beyond description. Tlie scope and magnitude o f the effects o f this canal upon our economy are such that xxe place it first in imimrtance among four major projects that are essential to the orderly groxvth o f this area. The others are: A fouryear state university, a causeway crossing Lake Jessup, and, ultimate­ ly, a Sanford port with dock and ter­ minal facilities. We endorse the resolution passed uniuiimously by the House o f Repre­ sent at ixes and the Senate o f the 1961 session . . . “ The Legislature o f the State o f Florida hereby approves tho Sanford-lndian River Canal as a vitally needed xvaterxvay develop­ ment for the State o f Florida, and as a project necessary in the compre­ hensive development o f waterways o f the Stale o f Florida.” nsuioA... Five Men Will Steer Bikini Demoted P A R IS (l.T D Area Canal District — Dm bare Proposed legislation creat­ bikini hut broil demoted 011 ing tlie "St. Joluis-lndiaii Riv­ Ihe Itutd tieai he* in favor « f er Canal Illslrlrt” will lie pre­ the cover-lip inic-plecil bath­ sented for study ami support ing suit, lit a Joint meeting of the coun­ ty commissioners of Brevard, Moscow Bound (hsnge, Seminole unit Volusia LONDON (U P l)— W. AverCounties at 11 Iunrtieoii-meet­ ell llunduuui flew lo Moscow ing May 3 at tin- Mayfair inn. as President Kennedy's per­ The prnponul reads that sonal envoy today to try to "purpose of the district shall enlist the Kicmlin's help ill lestiiiing peace and stability to Laos. Spending Bill Debate Opens T rying he to organise, manage, plan and control tlie construction of any such eaiiul as may tie deemed necessary.” Five directors, serving with­ out pay or other remuneration and named hy tho Governor, will direct tliu affairs o f Hut district: Two from Srmimdo County and mio eucli from tho otlu-r tliiro counties. They will have no power to levy ad valureni luxes. Koch county will be request­ ed to contribute to • fund to pay administration expenses during the period the distrirt diieetor* are (iivpuring tits planning for tlie canal. Alsu invited tu tliu May 3 session ore Secretary of Stuts Tom Adams, other slate o ffi­ cial* and the attorneys and .senator* fiotu tlie four coun­ ties. WASHINGTON (U PD — President Kennedy says lie is lining everything po*«ih!e to TALLAHASSEE (L P D — combat Hu- Communist regime in Cuba except take steps Unit Tin* Senate opened debate on would trigger violence and a H,l2S,fl31,022 general spend­ JACKSONVILLE (U PD — tiring "world-wide diificully.” ing bill today with warning The chairman of the strike­ that the D-gisinlure would bound Florida East Coast have lo raise $2K9 million in Hallway disclosed today lie i* Married new revenue to finance it. NASH VILE, Trim. (U P D — prepared to negotiate n sclAlso liuii;in; over the freetlriiirnt lo the 93-duy-old Young songstress llrcndii Lee spending Senators was the and Ronnie Shurklrtt, 19, a wage dispute strike with any hint of a gubernatorial veto Special Fee railroad union representative grocer, were murried Wednes­ xltoilld the rernril breaking TALLAHASSEE (U PD — 0 Ion*- us Ihe Ill-got inI ion *s nil day in a surprise ceremony at­ hill la- passed. A Mpoeinl $2 iiunling lieenso tended only by fiiends and lii ld in Flotidu. Iiry.mt pulled llm rug from fro was proposed today by Financier E d w a r d Hall mcmliers uf tlie familirs. under prop.nu nt * of free- Sen. Elmer Friday, Fort Mymade public a letter written spending with a strong talk vrs, to finance land purchases to labor tradrr W. F. Howard Heavy Winds yesterday lo member* of Ihe for outdoor recreation, Tha in which he said . . , "W e are By l nlted Pres# International House Committee which had fee, in addition to tlir regular Stiff northerly winds sent 1ill ready and willing to meet appro* i-d 0 spending hill hunting license, would be with you, or such represenla- temperature* skidding toward totaling $104 million less charged lesidenta ami non­ residents. lives us you select . . , for true Dec-zing today 11* fur south us than tho Scnale version. the Carolina* ill wliul could lie collective bargaining.” Howard is chairman of Ihe the last wintry blast of the FEC* r a i l w a y s Ct-ni-tul season. Itiiin drenched the Pa­ l imit mull's Association. He cific Noitiiwest mid (he South. oitvo mot with Hall lust mouth in a session which produced Shelling' Ymi'll iipprerlMle (lie extra acrvice VIENTIAN E, Lao* (U I’ I) no progieBs. — Renewed leftist shelling of neutralist positions on the FREE Plain of Jars was icpuitcd to* 'l i r e liny against a hnekdrop uf llixpevtloa mounting lommunist claims FREE Alluinoiitr .Springs T o w n ■if s I.'. S. inspired tightest Tire lintalioa ‘ Council voted Wednesday eve* buildup. ning to seli $*60,000 In rev­ FREE enue bond* at 3.76 |o-r rent In­ Rejection? Flat lir a terest to tin- U. S. Housing GENEVA (L T D — Western Repair delegates to the (7-naticm dis­ and Home Finance Agency. FREE The Town will sell only that armament conference predict­ Front End amount of the bond* neces­ ed privately today that Russia Check sary lo construct a new water will reject tlie lutest Anglosystem, eontmet for which American nuclear proposals was let un its tow hid of (ginl,- although they represent a sig­ Expert Mil to Murkle Bio*., In--., pro­ nificant rompromiss. Whrel moter* of Deltona. Alisnnient RE - TIRE With Us! Council Set To Sell Bonds He reported that required air conditioning is heinii used in the exchange buildm; to keep equipment In pnqier working order by maintain­ ing a constant temperature and removing iluitl and liuml* dll) an<l said (hut constant record* are kept i» determine Wien and liuw uflell new trunk lines should Is- install Pickets ed MONTGOMERY, AU. _ Traffic studies just com­ (L’ l'l) — Police arrested 1H pleted h> ihe company indi­ white picket* today who cate Cat MX new ones are paraded outside the state due. Steps also are being capital protesting U. S. at­ taken hy the company to re­ torney General Robert F. place line* originally install­ Kennedy * visit with segre­ ed as temporary and in u*« gationist Gov. George C. longer than was intended by 1 Wallace. local Soil mem Bell uHlcialx, I.in hat i said. H erald Index Bridge Cb is s lf iis i .... . . Page 10 P a g e || Comies Page 10 Deur A Irby „ .... Page 10 Editorial .... Page 4 Entertainment „ Page 10 Puxxia Page 10 Society ....... Page 8 4 9 Sports __Paga T Tire 111.* For Tire. �Semi-Centennial Day Tree Attractions' After a "wrap-up" meet­ ing in Firal Federal's Caucus Room of the Semi-Centennial committee, Gen. Chm. George Touhy said that the events chairmen had put together one nf the mo»t outstanding da^i of free attractions ever prevented in this area. Semi­ nole county's Golden Anni­ versary party will provide ■ full day of excltment and happiness for an estimated 40,iioo people, he said, and lauded the committeemen who have done such a “ bangup" Job. Jack Horner rejiorted on the TV coverage that will he given the events ami said ttiat the area video outlets were “ going all out" to tele­ vise many of the pre-Satur­ day happenings as well as the festivities on Saturday. Radio cooperation has been outstanding, he added. Headline attractions are the Navy's Blue Angels and their "fellow • troopers of the clouds," the 'Chuting Stars. They will lie in D m- air at mid-day with ilie parachut­ ists’ take-off from Rainey Field at 11 a. m. Their breath-taking free-fall antics will be followed by the pre­ cision team flying of the Blue Angels. The Oj*-n House ai the Naval Air Station gets under way at 10:30 immedi­ ately following the down­ town parade. These same navy men will be guests at the dance at tiie Mayfair where Charlie Spivak's nationally acclaimed band provides tie® music, with Ca ndi Scolt’a singing adding spice and enjoyment to the program. Here also Hie winner and two runnersup of Hie Miss Seminole County beauty contest will be introduced. Garnett While urged cou­ ples and parties plann.n to take advantage ot tins bargai.i in dance music and en­ tertainment to be sure that they had their tickets and to make reservations now at the Jayu-e Information booth Calls from the Naval Air Sta­ tion personnel have been in­ creasing in the last few days —now that the excitement of the returning VAII-lt is over, lu-purts were that “ a high percentage o f the VA1I41 flyers and their wives would use the dance as the place Sljr thiufurh ijrralh P uri: 2 — April 25, 100:1 ’ w a // n ** * * • ••* \ PLUM BER' FREE ESTIMATES YESM MONTHLY PAYM ENTS YES l ! CALL TODAY — ‘V lc fc b B . iV I N E R Y PLUMBING [Train * X S i’J Z f r the streets to watch it will have plenty of time to get to the Air Rial ion for tinopen House and the over head maneuvers." The route of the parade is different to avoid traffic (an­ gles. it will start at Fast First Street andSanford Avenue, west on E. First to PARK Avenue, nurth on Park to Seminole Blvd., east on Seminole Itlvd to San Juan This maintains the pattern of “ everything but the Navy Shows right around Ft. Mellon Park," according to George Touhy. Brack Perkins and Jun Jcrnlgan have all prepara­ tions made for a splendid Little League baseball game with two good clubs. The Beauty contestants went through another rehear­ sal last night and arc “ ner­ vous, anxious and ready to put on the best show of ail in charm and beauty." The girls will be aeon on floats and In car* tn the parade, E. C. Harper Jr., said. The bathing beauty review starts at 2:30 and the formal gowns parade will be on the stage Arts And Crafts Club Gives Republican Club Considers ’ Details For May Festival By-Law Change Lucky Babies To Gel Silver Spoon Saturday To be born “ with a ailver spoon In your mouth" Is reck­ oned to be a sure formula for hsalth, wealth and happiness, according to an old laying. I f this la true, then the fu­ ture of an undetermined num­ ber of Eemlnol* County's fu­ ture rllirtns ta assured, pro­ viding they are horn on Sat­ urday, Semi-Centennial Day hero. All babies born in Hziuiuolo Memorial Hospital on Beni'.Centeno.si Day, will be pre­ sented w/li silver spoons ns gifts of tuu Pmk l.uil'ia. hos­ pital auxiliary, Mis. R. F. Robison announced today. "This is our way of ce|rbratlng the 60th anniversary o f thu county, by giving Hus special welcome to all babies born on that day ill our hos­ pital," said Mr*. Hold son. She stated that the auxil­ iary also plans to give a j saving* bond ta tlio first buby born during National Hospi­ tal Week which will bu ob­ served in May. "This Is cur continuing way o f serving the hixgiin’. the patient* and tho public in ■very way wa can," 31rs. Robison added. for a real BIG welcome Koine party," While said. Tilt- Squate Dance on Fri­ day night will be open to spectators at the Civic Cen­ ter with no charge to watch the fast-stepping couples and to hear the rntcriaining call­ ing of New Orleans' Jolmny Creel, This affair starts at 8 p. m. with a welcome of local officials to the dancers and alt other vial ton for the .Semi-Centennial fiesta. “ Tiie parade will roll promptly at it: 13," said Glenn McCall and added those thousands of folks who will line booth* will lie Mrs. William Hoffman, paintings; Mrs Rutledge Pray, crafts; Sir*. Horace Dernarcst, white ele­ phant; Mrs. Si Ida Balkwill, packages; Mrs. Wallace Gabier, food; Sirs. Oscar Barn­ ett, cakes and sweets; T. Sillier, photography and Kay Ryan and Fred Kammerer, Clubs participating will lie surprises. the DeBary Women’s Club, SIember* of the Garden Garden Club, Chamber of Club will supervise a Fish Commerce, Civic Association, Pond for (he children and al­ Mansion Shuffleboard Club, so will present a Garden DeBary Fire Dept, amt the Start with ladies and gentle­ Herbert D. Gibb American men working there to be Legion Post. dressed in old time costume. Chairman for the various The Firemen will provide SImstreleers. Tables for play­ ing cards will be available in Hie galleries at a small donation and prize* will lie awarded and refreshments served. I winches and snack refresh­ ments will be served on tab­ les outside or in the two din­ ing rooms. Chester Re arick and members of the Civic Assn, will tie in charge of purchasing and planning tiie food and Sirs. John Leone, with member* of the Ameri­ can Legion Auxiliary, will be in charge of Hie kitchen. Su|>crvUlon of the dining rooms will be uruler the dir­ ection « f Sirs. Eli Yoder and T O M M Y DON A HOE members of the Women's o f Winter Park, form ­ Club who will cater to small er radio announcer will parties if reservations are h a n d l e the emcecin? made before Stay 11. Overall chairmen for the chore* nt the two entire event arc Sir*. George Htatfes o f the beauty contest to be held at Brooks and Sir*. Viola How­ the Civic Center, Sat­ ard. They extend invitation urday at 2:30 p.nt. and to the public to “ come enjoy fun, fellowship, food and en­ 7 :30 p.m. to name Mis* tertainment for the whole Seminole County. family." H> Mrs. Adam Muller Detailed plans were an­ nounced tilts week by the Del!ary Art* and Crafts Club for the May Festival to be held May 11 at the DeBary Mansion House as the organ­ isation's major project of the year for Hie Federation of Art, Inc. LONGW OOl) I T O officer* elected nt Tuesday iiiyrlit's Business and proirrntn mucliiiir me, from left, Mrs. Carolyn Hist line, president; I-croy ( ’. Jtlluy, treasurer; Mrs. Lula Scott, vice president and Mrs. Mary Itowcll, tccretnry. ( Herald Photo) Girl Scouts DeBary AARP Hears Program Set Annual Banquet May 8 By Mr*. Adam Muller DeBary Constable Oscar Papincau presented a brief but interest mg account on the history of Hie Office *>( Constable for members of the DeBary Chapter ot the Amer­ ican Association nf Retired Persona at their Friday morning meeting last week In Uie Fire Dept. Recreation Hall. The annual Mother-Daugh­ ter Banquet of Girl Scout* Neighborhood One troops will be held at tho Civic Center, May Mill, Mrs. Illuka Sawyer annuli in-rd today. Girl Scouts and their moth­ er* will see a play, which will Tracing the be pieaeiiled by Mrs. Kulherins Bishop’s troop, a di>pluy early French of Arts and Crafts work for Hth Century the year, take part in group day standing, singing and tha presentation of the colors. Recently on all-troop rnnip rut wa* held st Cnmp TlcochCe with 210 girls of 11 troop, attending. Tiia campnut was undtr the direction of Miss France* Colib. The Scouts enjoyed a iieusurc hunt, fookous and swimming with other Scout activities. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lind were in ehnrgo of thu nature loll, activities for the weekend and water safety directors were Mrs. .Martha Kilpatrick, Mrs. Edith Awnal and Jilt* Sally Neider. office from the Regime In Uie to its present Papmeau list­ ed various positions sd re­ sponsibility held by the office through the centuries. Judgr A. D. Williams spoke on tile office of Justice of the Peace from it* beginning in England during the year 1837 pointing out that many of the present Jaws stemmed from original English laws. Florida Highway Patrolman Vince Smallwood showed a film on how the patrolmen are trained and urged that all drivers get their now driv­ ing bandtiook on traffic safety and laws which has recently been changed. By Sir*. Adam Muller The DeBary Republican Club last Thursday night con­ sidered a change in by-laws which would allow the elected president of the organization to serve nine months of hi* term without interruption of the summer adjournment. The monthly meeung was held at the Community Cen­ ter with Horace Demarest presiding. The invocation was given by Thorton Smith wlio also led the Salute to the Flag. Sirs. John Park played the piano for singing ot The National Anthem. A letter of regret was read from Rep. Ed Gurney who found it impossible to attend Hie meeting. Talks by Demareit were continued on operations and mechanics of working in the Republican Party. Refreshments were served by the social committee fol­ lowing the business and pro­ gram. at 7:30, both at the Civic Cen­ ter. Gordon Bradley and Boh Beiserer say tiie arrange­ ments fur the noon and even­ ing meals have been com­ pleted. Capt. Robert Ware and Lcdr. Bud Fcldmcycr are handling the final details of the Air Station activities, and arc anxiously awaiting the arrival of the fly ins teams on Thursday. Charles Kampfs "get the word to Hie people" efforts have resulted in coverage in 23 cities of the state as well as in our “ own outstanding Seminole county." “ The fine cooperation we are getting from City M r. Pete Knowles, his crews, the city and county officials lias just been tops," said Touhy, “ and it Is this fine spirit of helpfulness that is making H.e day so full of appealing attractions." Paul ta’wls said tiie "blare of glory" fireworks speiiaclc and water ski show are “ in the final stages of pre­ paration." RETIRE W ITH FISK FOR R EAL TIRE V A LU E 2 [\W< B U Y A P A IR FUK E X TR A H EAR A* Low ........... .. » i • "«**• A h ............................ $20.00 Windsor Tubeless Nylon* ........ 8211.70 Fisk Custom Tube - Type Ns Ion 830.20 1101 S. FRENCH AVK.(P rirc* Abuse -I'A 2-22113 Plus l av) CAVAN AU G H TIRE SERVICE WEEKEND SPECIAL! ARM O UR STAR *> SMOKED PICNICS 9 T h u fftu H U i • i* * :• • V , \\ . 9 ,v, • • :* :t « • •— ■ • arm, Vd'.-r.-V In . *> * A i l BUYING TONIGHT & FRIDAY i J • v* v. v THAT NEW CAR YOU — -■ ■- ------------- — * , - --V • - ■ • 125 New Cars On Display! SAW AT THE AUTO SHOW ? • SPORTS CARS • CONVEHT1HLES • COMPACTS • FIARDTOPS • LU X U R Y CARS • TRUCKS YOU BUY W ITH A PURPOSE SO . . . W HY NOT F IN A N C E WITH A PURPOSE . . TO SAVf MONEY ! THERE IS A DIFFERENCE - CALL US NOW COMPARE OUR LOWER M O N T H LY • High Wire & Trapeze Act! •i •i .• % :• “THE FLY IN G SILVER CONDORS” ThK exrHinjf. death defy lug act hns performed with Hintcllng . • :: Unit her* Circus and many other "bijf top shows" throughout ;’ • ••?* the l'. S. and abroad and on TV. ••\ 2 • Exciting Floor Shows! IN STALLM EN TS ENJOY CURRENT INTEREST RATE UP TO LET C A LL RALPH US 4 '/a% fan . STORE 555 W. lit St. FA 2-2821 AT ITS UESTI F IN A N C E FAirfax PEZOLD IT FOR AND OR JLM nera". Don't miss em! • Free Orchids for The Ladies! # the first .ill adult ladies attending our show each nite will re­ TO P A Y » *i YOU ASK ceive a beautiful urchid! » • Balloons For The Kids! FOR DOUCETTE GOODYEAR SERVICE E N TE R TA IN M E N T Thurs. nilr "The Shades", Fri. nite "The Korkin* Kondriln- :]6 MONTHS ADMISSION FREE! •■• OF &ANPO RD *•■**»**'•. A l W />\\ ............................... v. , • ■ * • v; — -- ♦) �. a* * » « J iff #!tnfurb ^rrafh • i April 2.". 10G2 — Tape ft Oviedo Observes Library Week lly l.inda Smithson This week. April 21-27. Is National Library Week and hoy* and girl* in elementary grade* at Oviedo School have spent much time in prepara­ tion of project* to carry out the theme, ‘ ‘ Read—The Fifth Freedom—Enjoy It !" After a visit to the Albert­ son Public Library in Orlanilo, sixth graders submit­ ted "newspaper reports" on the trip which were judged by member* of the Senior Library staff. Winners were l.inda Kasrll and Mary Mas­ sey with honorable mention going to Richard Eichbarger, tiuy Lingo and Richard Mor­ gan. Fourth grade student* last week completed a survey among faculty member*, stu­ dent council members and several Oviedo civic leader* to determine favorite child­ hood book*. Top favorites of the cornmined groups were Ilohsey Twins. Huckleberry Finn. Lit­ tle Women, Heidi. Tom Saw­ yer. Illack Beauty and the Nancy Drew Mysteries. Fifth graders dcsignrd book covers for some of the favorites and also learned to say "read" in many for­ eign languages. N A T IO N A L l.lltltA K Y W KLK is being celebrated this week at Oviedo School. Shown in front o f some o f the nttrartive postern and exhibits which are displayed on cafeteria walls are Library Club members Sherry Peterson, Carla Anderson and Lillie Fox, left to right. (Herald l’ hoto) Sanford Moose Lodge To Install Officers Now officer* of Sanfoiil l.oiltre lh.'it. I.oyal Onlrr of will l»- in-cttilled ut 41:110 p.m next Wejneiilay at u supper lu bo belli at the Capri Iteitauraiit pi«-< *<lmK the n eular weekly meeting at the India- hcadi|uartera in Labe Mary. Ufficeia to In- inntalb <| are Otis Sjolilom, governor; Tied Hudson. junior governor; Hobeit Willis, past governor; llalpli Moore, prelate; Howard Price, treasurer; lloln-rt Small, one year trustee; llill Harris, two year trusteu and Ted W ILLIA M S T A N L K Y Cooley, three year trustee. Installation speaker will InIlepuly Supremo Secretary William (!. Stanley, a giaduI ate of Mom-cheat t. Horn in (iohlaboro, N. C. Stanley was the second yoillige«t member of a family of four pirls and llirce boys. When In., father died in IP-.’I, his mother moved to Moose* In-ait with (ho children. After KruduatiiiK from the famed "City of Children” in I llttS. he procurrd advanced education ut a business college in Itulcigh, N. C. Uurlng W01hi War II lie served in the U. S. Coast Artillery and was stationed in llit, Punamu Canal /.one, A past governor of the (ioldshoru Moose Lodge, Stan­ ley served as lodge Secretary fiunt IlHtv until ho accepted the position of Supremo Lodge auditor in IllliO. lie was pro­ moted to Deputy Supremo Secretary in llllij und selves lodges in the New England anil Southern states. Ill June, PJ.VJ, he wus uwuidcd the Pilgrim Degree of Merit, the (Jidd a highest degree. Legal Notice Cub Scout Pack Makes Trip To Marineland FAT OVERWEIGHT It) June Casselberry Cub Seouts of Hen Five, Pack 5 in. ettjnyrd 11 field trip Available to you without a Saturday to Marineland ns , doctor's prescription, our drug *called ODRINFX. You must part of their study of the sea. hoc ugly fat in 7^ days or Theme for this month is “ U|i i your money back. No strenu­ ous exercise, laxative*, mas­ Above, and Underneath." sage or taking of «■'-called reThey nto a picnic lunch during eamlies, crackers nr there lu-fore t o u r i n g the cookies, or chewing gum. (JU­ oceanarium and vvafehing the RIS EX Is a tiny tablet and porpoise show-. Hen Mother easily swallowed. When you take OURINFX, you still en­ Mrs. I.. L. Welle and Mr. joy your meals, still eat the Werley iireoinpnnied tint fol­ foods you like, but you simply lowing hoys on the trip: Ver­ don't have the urge for extra non Catron, Hutch Crocker, portions lx cause OURINFX depresses your appetite and John Johnson, Skipper Orr, decreases your desire for Danny Sliea. Mark Werley, food. Your weight must come Charles Williams, R i c h a r d down, because as your own Randall, Howard Williams and doctor will tell you, when you cat le*», you weigh less. (let luuscot, Scott Werley. rid of excess fat and live longer. OURINFX testa $.1.00 unit is s o ld on this (IUAKANTFF: If not satisfied for any Annual Trip Thi* yrnr’a nntmul l.ymim reason just return the pack­ age to your druggist und get .Senior CIhab 11ip nmf picnic your full money hack. No will l»o vnatlp to Silver Sprint!" question* asked. OURINFX is on Friday of tliia week. Trans­ sold with this guarantee by: portation will be provided in Mrllrynolds Hrug Store - San­ ford • Mall ordrra filled. a ear caravan* trdv. !fcTr*stone T Repeated By Popular Demand!! vj • 3 DAY Lawn and Plan t F o o d Limit Two B»o*J i * I’ roviilos your lawn wilb[ lln- vital i-lrmi-nti* rix|uiro<l; for rich gr<<*n culortag ami, plant arowth. T IR E Air-Cooled CAR CUSH IO N O n ly 21-12 C<<il spring conriruclion allows air In cirrulaUi frri-lv through cushion. SALE OPEN TILL 9 P. M. FRIDAY ENDS SATURDAY 6 P. M. 12.2 CU. FT. FROST FREE Don’ t miss the Rrmtost Firestonp T ire Sale In years featuring scnsatiunal values on every Firestone tire in our inventory. NOTHING HELD B A C K ...THEY'RE ALL ON SALE! llurr>' in nnrl tuke your choiec from thousands of brand new, factory-fresh Firestone tires. Our warehouses are loaded und we’re priced for a sdl-uuL REFRIGERATOR BEST TIRE DEAL IN TOWN FOR EVERYONE... From compacts to limousines. . . nil sizes and tyjjes wltitewalls and blackballs. . . nylons nnd rayons. . . pick your tire nnd your priec and we guarantee you’ll save plenty of money. ! j, SUPER BARGAINS FOR PRICE BUYERS... Itig selection of like-new original equipment, take-offs, low milrntge usctl tires. Factory-Method Now Treads, nnd limittxl stock of new tirua with List year's tread designs T<i!(i-»'ui ; a f S — Slit 18 8100 BIU S A I i’ i U SPECIAL TRADE-IN BONUS! W e’re trading wild . . . you'll get nn extra big trade-in allowance on your old unsafe tin's. Don’ t risk tire failure. . . Swap ’em now {or famous Firestones. FREE TIRE M O U N TIN G ...N O WAITING! Fast, efficient service by tire experts, using live most modem equipment in town. CHOOSE YOUR T E R M S...SA Y "CHARGE IT !* f.95| $10.00 DOWN N o down payment with your old worn out trade-in tires. Pay weekly, bi-moollily or monllUy. W o handle our own accounts. .95 $5.00 DOWN BRAKE RELINE Legal Notice \oi it i: o r » »i.i: m u i n : in ' » » • . » : Null. . IX b i l l i liv e s purNotice l« Inrcl.y ii!<-t< purmmnI of I Inn! <•! f .r«■ '1 .4 11 1 Of K 1ftII | I •• aI • «*f f- frrt«*u r* <1 A pi I 23rd, 1122, unit m in e , i In i'iiin e .r » l ’* u 4 |or>urr (fit*.I April 2?n«la I9C1. «,,, i 2<i< .a in* cm mi Court n r1•| enter#'! In (*luini*r> «*»••• of His .Ninth J<<II<I1<I Cireult 111 No. ip s o of (hr • irrult « ..urt ami |<if P* Illlnole I 'minty. of thr Ninth Jt|*li< |.i| «*tr. nil l ‘ l M1I .1 <<I1<<<I1< Writ Hills In nlnl for Kt*lll!tlo1*’ Cniilit)'. m It* r« n \V• t Hl«l» JV.It-r,*! HxvO'xs *«<l le-.<n A<* I’lorlda An* r<« iiiilmi Is p lilitllff. mnl Kr«|«m| Hsibiiu. k a ml fU«rirarrt tv Itauincuriliii r »o<l«(lon In Iho 1•1*•1111 lit « i i l si 1 — ------liumuardnrr, fur lirurur I*. \\ ini. Jr. m il J> <*o itr. a ir *lri» n*l | . ..1 If 11 .llii 1. « r « <le- I*. Ward, til* I 1 111" f etui ,1 «t s. 1 Kill s .ll l<< III* ,rt. 1 - | Will lilllhrsl I I.Mer f«r * ash **' tin- ItliMir fo r a wl» at Ho K» nt I'runt |o.nr f Hie Hrmlnuls poor of llir Hrinllit»l»* •im iil) «*f ( ’<,nlity I'niirtliniix In llie i ’ ll) Court liouitf lii tl»«* P liy „ f r inf. ril I lotMa <U !? "*» Ha n f . . r . I . Kl« rlaU ai o Y lo *I* Noon, to* lii* Mli 1 I. 1) • *< <<„ k Nmin. <>|| On- Clll i l l } « f M o , IIU.J, llir |..11..K in* lie- 4.f Mil). IM l. II m folloHllIK d* • j « w l 1 rill a. 1 1|,s<l pr 1.- >i< * * -1 fo r ih ill ».lr«l Kill il l»ra |r«, l f « II lu * ild K n -l lv*< to*w It: latl pin I tii L la till Mill". »»*• I. 1 |J. U AK I.AN II IIII.I.S cortllViK to lli«» plat Il M rof « . . i.nllny In Hie p l a t an rt. onlr.l In I*1<*t Itook lln ri uf n« ...... .. I In Ha* 13, «.3 and M. I'utillr Jtrs onU «.f Hi inlll'tlf i'ttuii* |I.na |3, |*s|,-es Si .<li*l SI. |*i,I,In It* <<■r •I * <>f Hriiiln. le County. H onda. 42KAI.I Arthur I! It*. h » nli. Jr. <*ir, k « f x liiil< Circuit Cnlirt II, tlarilia T. VIIt Ie11 lu im lv i i<ik f n i , iirii April .J. 1»«J s I III — Ull tv. rioritU . <h i : a m Artliur II fi« « l» m ilt Jr I'lt i k of |||« M int) circuit Court IP . Mtirllm T. Vililta pi*|tup I'lrrk MulilUli! April 2&. 1MI r i m - H#j ELECTRIC GENERAL A NN O UN C ES THE APPO INTM ENT OF // PLUM BING - HEATINC. U/aliA'SX) AIK CONDITIONING 1007 SANFORD AVE. Initallad Etching* Int laIla d Exchanga E Inatallad Exchanga G U ARA N TEED \ 2 0 ,0 0 0 M ILE S : OR 2 YEARS X 'GUARAN TEED 10,000 M ILES O R 1 Y EA R G U A R A N TEED 3 0 ,0 0 0 M ILES OR 3 YEARS CHEVY-FORD-DODGE-PLYMOUTH-ALL AMERICAN COMPACTS-OTHERS SLIGHTLY HIGHER CLEAR FOR A PROFIT Today in Florida, the assessed value of land is such that one can’t afford to leave it undeveloped. For housing, farming, ranching or any o ther u ses — it will probably pay you to clear your land. ■ Without a question, you'll be money ahead if you use the land clearing serv­ ices of one of Rozier's customers who uses Caterpillar-built m a ch in e ry. His equipment is designed for the rugged clearing jobs. Fie can do it faster and bet­ ter — more economically. Land clearing is his business and dependability is his guarantee . . . he's backed by Rozier's custom-care service. ■ Clear for a profit — c a ll the land clearer you can depend on — he’s the man with Caterpillar-built tractors. WE DO ALL THIS WORK... A Replace old lining nnd bIiocr on nil four wheels with Firestone Factory '■ Knginecrcd Bonded Brnko Linings. it Clean mid inspect brake drums for truenesa. ★ Insjjcct comjjlctc hydraulic syfitom. ★ Insjjcct tirake shoo return springs for uqun! tension. ★ InsiHt-t grease scala and wheel bearings. ★ Adjust brakes on nil four wheel* for full contact to drams. FAMOUS BRAND OUR BRAKE RELINES SHOCK ABSORBERS are INSTALLED GUARANTEED FIRESTONE “F A IR L A W N ” 22” Hi-lnir hlirh rpiality, rasl alu­ minum drrk ia unrunHIlhmalljr Kuararitrrxl. I’liKrrful 3 h.p. ItriaK* & titra­ tion 4-rjrlr rnKm*, rasy rm iil stnrlrr, Arljuslalilr rutting hnichls. ROTARY MOWER 24" RIDING MOWER SANFORD, FLORIDA I'HONE AS 322-65G2 FRANCHISE J O • . 15 DOWN L . sr, DOWN DEALERS FOR GENERAL ^ ELECTRI C FURNACES - A IR CONDITIONERS W EATIIER TKO N H E A T PUMPS “ W'v Sell Thr Ileal • Srrxirr Thr R r»lr M A C H I N E R Y 6 0 . O R LA N D O • F L O R ID A • T AM PA T i r c s f o n C A T E R P I L L A R * C 1 1 « r . l l ls r , C .i • * « T r . i l . f S t . r a r t H t | l . r t r s « t i a a s a s i s t s i C s is r s M I a i T r a a la r C .a ts a a y , First & French ... n * S t o r e s ................. SANFORD —— PH. FA 2-0244 J rf �A United County A a past 80 days have been out. •Undine In the 60-year history of 8«znlnole County. W e have just been through a mus> ele flexing period, a tremendous show o f county unity: The first Seminole County Industrial show; the promo­ tion o f our area fo r • four-year state university; a Semi-Centennial cele­ bration that Included ail-out Navy participation, and beauty contestants and parade entries from every sec­ tion o f the county. A united county Is very Impressive. Experts have predicted growth in the hundreds o f thousands during the next 60 years, and If our grandchildren are to be proud o f what this present generation has accomplish­ ed, county-wide economic planning must be done NOW. Political A few short years ago our econ­ omy was solely dependent upon agri­ culture, a situation that old-timers will tell you wns less than desirable. The Sanford Herald agrees that a good start has been made on diversi­ fication, but wc are not satisfied. With some 000 empty homes Hnd ap­ proximately four percent unemploy­ ment, Seminole County's natural re­ sources must lie developed. Small opposition groups should be convinced that it is more profltubic to help thun sabotage . . . that reaping long-range benefits from many different projects is far more advantageous that waiting for just a few to pay off. Again we say, united we move forward: divided we can leave only eulogies for future generations. o f people milling uround with no­ thing to do." Obviously, fighting was the only answer. Occasionally, men In high places rationalize rising crime rates by no­ ting injr the Incidence o f broken hpmes, Joblessness, school dropouts in tho affected areas. They stop just short o f phrasing the question: "Would­ n't you alciil under tho circumstan­ ces?" Even if you should Improperly answer such a query with "yes," the related matter o f accompanying vio­ lence is left unanswered. What element o f economic need compels a boy or man not merely to steal a woman's purse, but to knock her down and kick her senseless? Rationalizations o f crime which ignore the violent aspect are the pur­ est rubbish. Tho truth is, as some scientists pointed out in a recent na­ tional meeting, violence is the key element in the crimes o f this age. Scholars in human behavior may argue that violent instincts exist within us all. But is not the great wonder o f man supposed to be his supreme talent fo r putting himself under the disciplined control o f his mind? The real root o f the problem ii that, muro and more and more, aelfcontrol is neither taught nor prac­ ticed. This is a time o f indulgence, lax­ ity and high disorder. Worst o f all, there are far too many among us who neither revere order and discipline nor perhaps even understand what these are. It Is frightening that violence is either above or just below the sur­ face in so many human beings today —-especially the young. O f even more concern is the seeming half - acceptance o f this In many quarters as apparently Inevi­ table. The Baltimore authorities who commented on the too riot explained it by saying “ there were thousands 1 t* D ick W est Soys Gags Come In Handy WASHINGTON (U P I) — E very food boot sod hostess •aed to h iv e a few fa s * they can uae In emergency to m ake certain their guest* leave on time. Following are a few gaga feat I have picked up recent­ ly and that I will now paaa along for the benefit of any rtadera who might be en­ tertaining toon. Huy are practically guar­ OUR anteed to atari jou r gucata moving toward the door. 1*1 ui begin with Mra. Kennedy’* delicate condition. Radio • tclevialon commen­ tator Joseph McCaflrey vlewa the current air of expectancy at the White Houae at a political omen. "Th e I'rcaidcnt," said Mc­ Caffrey, " I t prepared to car­ ry the art of biby-kiiilng to the ultimata degree of per- BOARDING HOUSE t DUN NO. AIA3CW/ ONCE Mu.ftaaAjrTv.rM a m totm * s a u ? t TRILD TO HOLD CUT J A PAV RAI6B ON MV pm kx row tub oAMt/rra m p i w SPARRINa PARTNER/ SONiTWTWM MAXIMA’ S SNOOPAty ARM WAS IN A y ' BROTMtR HAW MSN MW SPLINT FOR TWO tpPARremv wometNa H eat/— AtONTHS AFTER/SHt M6M SflMBTUAes A BfT FOUND OUT/ OP DOCefTON OILS IMS MARtTAL ' VSteBLS,WOULDN'T VOU 6AS 1 To fection. lie la even aupplymg the bablca." Exit the flrat wave of gucata. Sen. George l>. Aiken (It-V t.), ulna detect* political overtonea in tha fart that three Kennedy wive* are an­ ticipating. lie fiiggealt that the next campaign may sliiqn* up along the lines of the classic race between the liarea and the hounds. At tome point one hare turn* to another and says, "Shall we run aome muro or atop and outnumber UiemT" Exit eecond wave. Now Vet ua twitch to Congreia. Aa everyone knows, the House of Representative! it apending upwards o f $IU0 m il­ lion on a fancy new office building for Ha member*. Bob Loftua, a local public relation* man, recommends that it be called the "T a x Notebook It haa contributed talent, W A S H IN G T O N (N E A ) — eitlxene In working fo r bet­ time and apace at Ha own exThe most succinct, nonparti­ ter and more science course* pente to promota safety, sav­ san, conatructiva presentation In schools." ing* bond drives, forest fire a t problems faced by tha "Study the purp«»M ®f ,n prevention, aid to higher edu­ United State* at homa or Urnatlonal organisation." cation, freedom from hunger, abroad — and what Individual " S t u d y ecmmunlsm, It* physical fitness and mental cltiien i can do about them— background, Uetlcs and goals health, Radio Free Europe may be found in a 32-page . . . Rely on the Federal pamphlet now being offered Bureau o f Investigation as and Peace Corps recruiting. free by H ie Advertising Coun­ the appropriate agency to In­ All the** * r * continuing procil. vestigate poaalbl* aubreraire grama. In tackling the new "Chal­ The title Is "Challenge to activities within tha U. S. Americans" with a subtitle, D i s c o u r a g e self-appointed lenge to Am erica" drive, how­ “ The Struggle W e Face and vigilant* group* from at­ ever, the council got Into a tempting to perform such new field o f promoting * b -_ ] How to Help Win I L " delicate functions . . ■ Avoid struct ideas. More than 160,000 cop',** Check Violence The prevalence o f violent be­ havior in thla country Is seriously disturbing. Places onco cherished for their wholesome Innocence----- the park, the xoo, the baseball park, the pic­ nic ground — today are often tho scenes o f fighting, o f unprovoked at­ tack upon the young, the old, any­ body at ail. In some cities, Easter Monday outbreaks are so much a “ tradition'” that extra police are assigned to zoo areas. Despite the precautions, Bal­ timore's zoo this year saw a battle involving 2,000 young people. Two were stabbed. Many major league basebell teams have long encouraged young­ ster* to attend ball games free. These “ knothole gangs" were a feature even decades ago. But In Washing­ ton on a recent Saturday, 16 to 20 knotholdsra swept through the sta­ dium In vicious, random assaults on other youngsters. Hardly good clean fun. When the attackers wero appre­ hended, one schoolmaster said that to those youngster* “ playing is fight- Peter Edson " A l l in F a v o r, Pcish a B u tto n !* Dr. C ran e 's W orry Clinic Jew s apparently dlaagreea with clergymen tike la k e who are ae concerned with pinching pennies that they permit erosion of the soul to occur. I f the acme o f n I n e r t ] M atmpty economy, then why not f a Hate Hit­ ler'* barbaric method of buUdottag a trench and dumping the carcase there­ to? Thai'a tho cheapen! " disposal services." CASK IM2B: Luke L., ag­ ed M, la the clergyman who wanted to eliminate (lowers from funcrala and aave money }uat by a "diapoaal aervlee." "D r. Crane," he added, "eometlmea people spend hundred! of dollar* on flow­ ers.Iin 't that a terrific waato of monoy?" Well, they ipend hundred* of thousand* o f dollar*, loo, on elaborate church buildings whena circua lent would house the crowd or a cheap discarded army barrack* would do the Job. So this matter of coat la baaed on tha theory of rela­ tively. Quotes In the past, it took only a few wteka le train on Infan­ tryman. Today we w ed mlasils technicians and It Ukes RO muntlii to train them. — Gen. Omar Bradley ( r e t ) . W e havo been acting aa policeman, Santa Claui and banker for tha fre# world for nearly ZO years. This can­ not be kept up without dis­ aster. — Sen. Ilarry T. Byrd, D-Va^ on foreign eld. One of these days the people wilt atari fighting with their T li* Loftua gag will break bar* hand* and there will ba up a party fatter than any­ such a maasacra aa tha world thing I know of, except m ay­ haa never seen. be an air raid. — Dr. Manuel Urnitla I.1eo, Next we have a eoagrea*. former Cuban president, on tonal gag by O icar Johnson dissatisfaction with Castro, of Capitol Hill weekly Roll call. It concern* char*#* I have never believed that n that Congrrai baa been dawd­ spectacular dash to tha moon, ling this year. vastly deepening our national According to Johnson, the debt, la worth the added,tax chargee are bate lea*. Ha burden It will eventually im­ contend! that our lawgiver* pose upon our cltiieni. haven't had a chance yet — Dwight Eisenhower. "tor any really tenons dawd­ ling because o f all the reFinest cease*," FoM inf I f there are any gueata Jcaus was anointed prior to hla death with costly oint­ ment. But hi* frugal Apost­ les chided the woman, say­ ing she should have told that ointment and given the money to the poor. Jesus disagreed. He ap­ proved of her act, laying it would he favorably mention­ ed till the end of time. "T h e poor y * have with you always," Jesus ergued. So Jesus realised the grave threat to spiritual idealism when we let erosion of the human m u I take place. Death la our supreme gra­ duation ceremony from thla dateroom called Eerth. And we are created In God'* own image, ao the Bible tell* us. Aa a result, dignity and beauty and ideal­ ism should attend our "g ra ­ duation," which is what the funeral amounts to. If economy were the only aim at a funeral, then we might aa well imitate H ltler'i cheap "diapoaal service" wlwrcby he had bulldoicra open up wide trenches so the dead bodies could be dumped therein. That would certainly be the cheapest method of eliminat­ ing flowrra and beautiful caskets, music and spiritual Inspiration. But Hiller'a method pro­ motes eroiion of the aoul. And that type of erosion 1* even more disastrous than erosion of our fertilo topsoil. Moreover, flower* buoy up the spirit of the bereaved and add inspiration. A funeral without flowera la aa drab and uninspiring aa a church pulpit on Easter that 1* oloo devoid of flow­ er*. At the death of a promin­ ent Toledo, Ohio, citizen his family asked that flowers be omitted and the money g iv ­ en to the Cancer Fund. Downtown stores were de­ signated to receive the mon­ ey. Y e t a total of only 0 6 w ai received. Meanwhile that funeral was drab and let­ down. Neither morticians nor flor­ ists urge you to spend an excessive amount of money on fancy funcrala or lavish wreath o f flower*. But a reasonable expendi­ ture on flowera and an Inspir­ ing funeral Is wise, both reli­ giously and psychologically. F o r when w* ahow dlarepert or disdain for the dead bodies of our loved ones, we are rexerting to paganism and barbarism. Besides, the main purpose of a funeral la to inspire the living. It should servo as a spiritual tonic for the human soul. It also offers every clergy­ man a Billy Graham type of audience. For at the funeral are backslider! and all dif­ ferent faiths. The average clergyman haa a congregation made up chlcfy of active church mem­ bers, so he can't deliver a Billy Graham address. But at funerals ho has the heterogeneous audience that Billy Graham fares, so ha can carry even those back­ slider* up to a mountatnlop experience In hie IS minute sermon, if be la a talented preacher. have been distributed “ With a newspaper good w ill adver tilin g campaign coming up in the near future, the hepe la that a million coplsa w ill be put in circulation — maybe more. In a world and In a country where the clamor and confu­ sion o f carping criticism by lame brain extremists has be­ come the theme eong fo r na­ tional and International des­ pair, "Challenge for Am eri­ cana" la inspirational In a frankly de-good approach. It opens with a two-page foreword by President Ken­ nedy and a one-page foreword by former President Klseh. hower. This give* "The Chal­ lenge” bipartisan hacking in place o f the usual bickering heard In Congress and coun­ try. Excerpt f r o m Kennedy; "W e must match great chal­ lenges with great achlsvpmenu." Excerpt from Elsenhower: "Th e important thing la to do something." A f t e r the Introductions com# five two-page easy-toread chapter*: The Challenge o f the Awakening Peoples, Tho Scientific and Technologi­ cal Challenge, The Challenge o f International Cooperation, Tha Communist Challenge and Tha Challenge o f Our Own Pennanant Revolution. A fte r each chapter Is a one-page list o f short sug­ gestion* on "W h at You Can Do to Help" meet each « f these challenge*. Here are random sample* from each list o f ■urges ted actions: "Learn mors about our neighbor* around the world. Keep up with tha news . . . Commend those local newspaper*, tclevialon end radio atattons which give full at­ tention to news interpretstlon." "Through PTAa, tha preaa, the ballot box, join with other the extreme* o f complacency A fter two year* o f prepar­ and dlspalr. Hava confidence ation, *ay* Council President Theodore S. Reppllcr, "W e In the final outcome." "D o your part In encoura- have launched a campaign of aging law obierranc* and the such potential usefulness a* prevention o f crime and Ju­ to dwarf anything we h*r* dene In peacetime." venile delinquency.'* There is a final "Call to Greatness" foclng a full-page picture o f the Liberty Bell In the pamphlet, from which a few line* may be worth quot­ ing to give the flavor o f the thing: "Become better Informed on our dynamic American econo­ mic system . . . Participate In tha 'You A re Challenged' program to conelder cur na­ tional goals. W rits to The American Assembly, Colum­ bia University, New York 27, N. Y ." The Advertising Council, which give* all this free ad­ vice le the public service or­ ganization representing all U. S. advertising media, It woe born In World W ar II, hut it has kept up lU support o f worthy causes fo r 20 year* under both Democratic and Republican administration*. "Thi* nation waa forged In the crucible o f rebellion . . . 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Price* are good because they are competitive and complaint* are od|u«ted easily. Thofc not true when you go away from home. When you buy here you keep our town Healthy, growing and prosperous. And what benefit* your community beipc you ond thol'* Important. H you’re looking for value, your M arch can and right hara. For Valiant I i now Just about tha lowest-pricad car mad* In tha U. S. A If you’ra looking for beauty, taka a good long look at Valiant’s new styling for '63. Economy? Valiant V-100 averaged 26-26 miles par gallon In tha Mobil Economy Run. And then thera'a America's longest and bast new-car warranty-5 years or 50,000 m iles*• . To gat alt of tha good news first­ hand, why don’t you test-drive a Valiant today at your Plymouth-Valiant Dealer's! M a w 's th B t l m s t s g a t . . . I k s b a i t a l l - a r a u a d c a m p a e t g e t . . . V a l i a n t I * Manufacturer*! 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Tha Sorald la a member of (ho United Freon which tc entitled •aduelvaly to the uee for reyubllcaUen * ( nil Uo local aewa Betaled la Uta aewaraier. tr Wieboldt's C AM E R A SHOP 210 a PARK AVE. ■m m Q iu IM S M O M S A I-U I! loaf ROSINS osisMoo.fi*. S S o lc iA T IQ k BRASS MOTORS IN ~ �. * A lh » s 8 t]t Republican Club To Sponsor Picnic Supper A T A (« DAY hold recently by t lie Lutigxvood Civic League netlcil more than $150 for the or­ ganization which sponsors the Isingwood Library an its number one project. Mrs. Kathryn Schellig, library committee ebairntan, is shown selling W. .1. Hartley one of the coturfnl little tags. (ileraiil Photo) Casselberry VFW Post Gets Charter, Elects Officers lt» Jane Casselberry nates will he l-'rank HartsIlint r u l li ght Cummiuidcr wlch, Itoheit Dysert, Thomas Joe Tymunski of Oilumlo pre­ Mackey. Hay Channel, Eddie sented tlie charter fur Cussel- 1Sparks, Joseph Itryunt, Carl I berry YI-AV Post iOtfliU to Sioildatd, Frank Cnrsutl and t iriiuutiiler (ieorge llimurd McCord. lit a meeting mid election luM Delegates le the convention last Thursday night at the will lie Howard, Italph Webb, Overman, Johnson and Lang, Country Club. Officers include Howard fur thermites are Moore, I’otcrcuimminder; Hollis Juim-ou, snnk, Wirkliffr , Ward mid senior vice eomniitllilet; Den- Tilton. ci) Long, Junior vice commit in der; Henry Ward, qiiutbrOnly east-west mountain master; Itolperl Uysert, i Imp- inngc in tlie II. H. is tlie Uin­ lain; Hay McCord, three tah Mountains in northeastern year trustee; Wendell Nobel, Utah. two year trustee; Dill Moore, advocate ami Mu haul i ’uter. sunk, surgeon. The new officers will be Installed on May 2.’!. In other business of the meeting announcements were made for the district meet­ ing to be held Sunday in Euu Gallic and fur the Depart­ ment of Florida. Convention scheduled for June 22-2-1 in Naples. Delegate, named to attend tlie district meeting included Howard, Italph K. Webb, Clif Overman, Johnson, I'atersnak, Moore, Jerry Wlekliffo, Ward, I,ong and Italph Tilton. Alter­ frnnfnrh May 2. 1963 — Rrralh Mental Health Program Slated To Kick Off FOOD FAIR general meeting with ques­ tions and answers. This special meeting to which every Interested per­ son is inxited Is part of a National Hally Against Men­ tal nine's being launched all over the nation. Surveys have been made here and in many other com­ munities among doctors, law­ yers, law men, school offi­ cials. probation and parole officials, juxenilo counselors and many others on hoxr the problem of mental illness atlects the community and what can bo done about ii at the local level. The most adxanced pro­ gram on Mental Health oxer held here will take place to­ night at Seminole High School at 8 p. tu. with a psychiatrist a psychologist, a counselor and a medical representative leading discussions on new findings on the problem. New approaches based on new knowledge and new psychiatric methods of treat­ ment are bringing to the fore greatly enlarged com­ munity services to help in the diagnosis, prevention treatment and rehabilitation of the mentally ill. Dll! Thomas president of the local unit said today. Subjects which will lie dis­ cussed by the clinicians will include Modern Treatment for Mental Illness; Family Safeguards for Mental Ill­ ness, the Parents Hole in Juvenile Delinquency and a By Janr Catvrlbrrry Tlic Seminole County Young Bcpubllcan Club will sponsor a picnic supper Saturday at t.ake Bingham property of Mr. and Sirs. John Kshlr with serxing scheduled from 4 t« fi p. m. The picnic site is located west of Hwy. 17-92 on the first sand road north of five points. The afternoon's activities, which will include swimming, fishing, boating and games, will begin at I'M and last until fi:3U p m. It is request­ ed that no power boats he bruught for use on tlie lake. Advance tickets are avail­ able from any member of the dub or at tlie picnic site for a moderate price with a spe­ cial rate fur children. Tlie supper will include charcoal broiled hamburgers, salad, baked beans, dessert and beverage. The public is invited. Tours Canceled Home Demonstration Club Tours scheduled for tonight at tlie Modern*ge Furniture Store in Orlando haxe been canceled. Arrangements haxe been made to reschedule the lours for May 20. K e l l y 's 3^ SHOPPING CENTER 25th & PARK OPEN Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - Sat. 9 til 6 Thurs. & Fri. 9 til 9 IF YOU ASK ME I'll tell you why you should buy at Britt's. . . . Service and satisfaction guaranteed........... 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M . 228 80 W ith Trade i �m h h h m h o k ■> *— j V Ip V a fo r l i P i f s 6 — M ay *, 1963 W fr x H Fix Hearing Set A T L A N T A (U P I ) — A pre­ for the article entitled “ The liminary hearing on Wallace Story o f a College Football Butt*' $10 million libel suit Daytona May Gain Entry In Grid League against tha Saturday Evening Post opens In federal court Standings 'B o ' Beats Yank Jinx United National B y United Press International Bo Belinsky beat the Yankees, so don't bother taking I f he also managed to beat the curfew. Bo had every right in the world to celebrate Wednesday night and even Manager Bill Illgncy wouldn’ t deny him I t The Irrepressible 26-year-old southpaw not ■ only defeated the Yanke U. S. Running Wild In Game; Cop 76Medals 8 A 0 PAULO, BraiO (U P !) fop the flra t time In hie hectic career but alio won hie flrat gam * o f the acaaon by pitch­ ing tha L o t Angeles Angela to a t - l victory. Maybe w aant you happy house. Ha was think In bo ol' the Bo club­ elated he wanted to buy champagne for the gang. Bellnaky, who had loat hi* first three game*, really had peuslaa saly briefly to cheer it Wednesday n ig h t spectacular upset victories la He bald the Yankees hltlaa* the 10,000-meter rua and the until R oger Maria singled — United decathlon, E 1 Btites expect athletes, to with one out In the sixth, win Pan American gold m e­ then pitched hi* way out o f a dals la the pantithloa end ninth inning Jam by getting pinch hitter Jack Reed on a fsnelag la addition to setting grounder fo r tha final o u t • p a triumph In basketball. Bo allowed only four hlta, With 71 gold medals al­ struck out nine and wa* ready accumulated, Unde Sam's athletes eta a good bet staked to a quick lead when George Thomas clipped loaer to equal o r aurpaai the Pan American record o f 120 gold Ralph Terry fo r a grandmedale won at Chicago four ■1am homer in the flrat in­ ning. Driven to the showeri years ago. Tbe United Slates is favor­ in Uiat 20-mlmite flrat Inning, ed to start oft the day by Terry suffered his second taking two gold medals In Iota against thro* victoria*. Elsewhere In the American tho pentathlon, can add more Is the individual sabre fenc- Laagua, the Kansas C ity A 's h i finals this afternoon and clung to first place with an then figures to cap the day 11-8 triumph over tho Cleve­ with a victory over Mexico In land Indiana, the Chicago tie next-to-Iast game In the White Sox swept a pair from basketball tournament. A U. tha Baltlmora OHelen, 7-0 and I . basketball victory tonight 8-4, tho Boston Red Sox w ill set up a "gold medal moulded tho Minnesota Twins, ga m e" with Bratil, which al­ 14-5, and tha Washington so is unbeaten in tho touraa- Senators defeated the De­ troit Tiger*, 4-1. The U. 8. goea Into today'* Orlendo IVna o f the A'a fifth and final event of tho won his fourth straight with pentathlon — tho l.ooo-mctor out a loaa by Ilinlilng the In cross country run—bolding tbe dlana to four hlta and strik­ team Mad and running oneing out nlna. Jchn Romanos' two tn the individual compe­ eighth Inning homer ended tition. Rena's string o f 17 straight scoreless innings and Joo Ad eoek also homcred fo r tha Tribe tn the ninth. Wayne (N n s CISCO IT COt’RT, Ceusey, the lengue leading ■ IM TII IC D IC IU C IRC UIT hitter, had a homer and two o r r i.o m u * in arm sum singles fur KC. ■ UMINOI.M COURTV today Le g al N otice C IIA K C K R Y RO. ISM PBDKRAL. N A T IO N * I, WORT (JAUB ABAOC1ATION. a Car •oration orxanlaoO under an A c t o f Coneraaa and aila tln * unuant to Ilia Faiitral Nalonal H orieano Aa.i>rlallun Charter Art, having lit prln clpal olllca In tha I 'l l , ot Wavhlnstun, District of Co­ lumbia, P laintiff, Jim Landis tripled and hornrred o ff Ortola loser Mike McCormick and Ray Herbert hurled a four-hitter tn the White Sox' opening game vic­ tory, after which Joel Uorlen earned Chicago a sweep In the nightcap with late-lnnlng help ve. ar.onos: h e n r y rriio from former Oriole H oyt W il­ RTROM. JR. and HVI.VIA K. helm. r B KtlOBTlluM . bla wlfr. I>.f*n<1ai\ts. O P PflRIiC l.O U l lill BAI.K N O TIPB IH IIK R K R T (1IVWN pursuant to a Final Doer** •| F or.duaur* dalad April IS. 1111, and oiiirrrd tn Chancery Cnaa No. 1 II0I o f Ilia Circuit Court or tho Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnul* Wountr, Florida, w b o r a ln F R O R R A t. N A T IO N A I. MOIITOAHK AKIKM'I ATION. a cor yorallon orcanlacd under an A c t o f Conxraaa and o l i l l n g purauant to tha Fadrral Na­ tional H ortxaxa Aaaoclatlon Chartar Act. havlnx II" prln alp tl a fflro la tha Clip of Waahlneton, D latrlrt o f Co Inmbla, la Ilia I ’talntlff. and OEORai u II N l i Y WEIUJRTROH. J i t and B Vl.VIA K. iB R O C T R O H . hi" wlfo. a r* Ih t D , randan to, I mill aall lo Iba hlfh aal and b a ll bidder for •■ah a t lha Front Door o f lh « Seminole County Courllioua* In tha C lip o f Sanford. County or Uamlnala, Florida, at •'cloek A N . on tha H at dap • r Nap, 1111, tbe follow in g dapert bad propart r aa aat forth In laid Final D rrrer. In-w it: Dot I. Illuck V, HUNI.ANI) ISHTATKH, Amended I ’lal. according lo a plat there o f rtcordad In P lat Rook I I , pagra | A S o f tha public rarnrda o f Baralnula rn u n lr. Florida. Dated ihia ten, dap of April, A- D. ISIS. (SEAL.) Arthur I t Rarkw llh. Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court. Rainlnolf Cuunlp. Florida. Dpi Joan It. Wilke, Deputy Clerk Ifa ek N. Clavtlaud. Jr. *n4 Harold F. Johnann A llarnepe fo r P la in tiff Suite I I I Sanford A tlaatlo N a t l Daak Bldg. Cgnfortl Florida Fgbllahi H ap t. t i l l ROTICH fi Press Players traded by tho O ri­ oles to tbe W hile Sox during the o ff aeaion figured In both victories. Ron Ilensen had a triple, double and a single during the twl-llighter; I ’ete Ward drove In two runs In the openrr and another In the nightcap, and I) a v s Nicholson collected four hits. Wilhelm limited Baltimore to ona hit over the last UH In­ nings o f the finals. Ed Rn-neoud and Chuck Schilling each homersd tn the Red Box' 16-hit onslaught against the Twins, Schilling had four o f Boiton'a hits whlls Carl Yastrsemskl and Dick Stuart had threo apiece. Earl Wilson (2-2) was tha winning pitcher and Jack Krai Irk (1-4) the loaer. A maxing Tom Cheney post­ ed his fourth victory In a row without a loss fo r the Senators but yielded his first earned run o f the season in the sixth inning when Cut Triandoa doubled borne the Tigers' only run o f the game. Cheney struck out 12 bat­ ters and allowed seven hits. Don Leppert home rod o ff loaer Hank Aguirre (8-S) and then drove In tho winning run In tha seventh with a wrong field double. St. Louis Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwauket Chicago Los Angeles International League W. L. Pet. 14 7 .667 U 12 6 Ml • .S71 U 10 •M3 10 10 JOO 10 n .478 • 10 Philadelphia 7 10 .412 Cincinnati 7 12 .268 New York T 13 MO Houston Today's Probable Pitchers Houston at N ew York— Nottebirt (3-0) vs. Jackson ( 1-2 ). Milwaukee at Cincinnati night—Hendley (2-1) vs. Ma­ loney (2-1). Ssn Francisco at Pittsburgh night — Marlcbal (2-2) vs. Cardwell (1-3). Los Angeles s i Philadelphia night— Drysdato (2-2) vs. Uahaffey (2 4 ). Chicago at S t Louis night —Jackson (2-2) or Hobble (1-3) vs. Gibson (0-0). Friday’* Games San Tran at N ew York, night Lo* Angeles a t Pittsburgh, night St. Louis at Cincinnati, night H o u a t o j i at Philadelphia night Chicago at Milwaukee, night American Leagna w. l . ret. 18 T .830 Kansas City 10 • .625 Boston e 7 .503 Chics 8o 12 10 .545 Loa Angeles 8 7 .533 New York to 10 .500 Baltimore t n .450 Minnesota 8 l i .421 Detroit 5 p .357 Cleveland Washington 7 13 .350 Today’s Probable Flickers Boston at Minnesota— Con­ ley (1-0) vs. iRoland (2-0). New York aa Los Angeles — Ford (1-2) vs. Chance (2-1). Washington at Detroit— Osteen (0-2) v>. Mosel ($-1) or L a ry ( M ) . Cleveland at K a m a * City — McDowell (1-3) ve. Wickersham (1-0). Baltimore at Chicago night — McNally (2 4 ) ve. P U srro (1 4 ). 38 Do W ell O ff Field To o G A IN E S V IL L E (U P ! ) — University o f Florida Athletic Director Ray Graves said Wednesday that 3H Gator gridders had R scholastic av­ erage o f 2.8 out o f a possible 4.0 In tha last trimester. Hill Btollee o f Jacksonville and John Whatley o f Tampa both had a straight " A * av­ erage fo r the winter trimester. Six players will bo Ineligi­ ble tn 1063 because o f aca­ demic difficulty. They are Allen Holt, Boh Knight, ltuas Mercer, Larry Smith, Mika Whiddon and John Cory. Fight Results By United Press latermatloaal B IRM IN G H AM , England — Jim Cooper, IDO, England, out­ pointed Krederlco F i r a c o, 21241, Italy (10). U NIO N C IT Y , N . J. — Ray I*atterton, 180, N ew York, knocked out Mika 1’acbaco, 180, New York (2 ). Lynch Comes Through Again United Prose International Jerry Lynch, b a s e b a 1 l'e highest priced pinch hitter, operates on tha theory o f all or nothing at all. That’s the way he dickers at contract time and that’a tha manner ho goea up to hit when Manager Fred Hutchin­ son telle him to grab a bat. Alw ays looking to "rip ona downtown,** Lynch did W ed­ nesday night when ha blasted the 18th pinch homer o f hie career to power the Cincinnati Rada to a come-from-behlnd 4-8 victory over the M il­ waukee Braves. Tha greyin g 82 - year - old Lynch, who draws an estimat­ ed salary o f $25,000 a year, now needs only one more pinch homer to tie the m ajor laagua League Leaden United Press Interna Uoaal National League Player A O a t AB R. H. Pet. F. Alou, 8 F 78 14 31 .397 Edwardi, Cln 58 • 23 .377 Howard, L A 73 U 38 M i Altman, StL 78 10 28 .368 Dc meter, P h il 6B 11 25 .362 Groat, StL 85 17 30 .353 MeCovey, S T « IT 23 .348 White, StI, 63 17 28 .341 Ccpede, SF 83 14 28 .337 Mathews, Mil 69 B 33 .333 Covington, Phil 42 8 14 .333 American Leagae Player ft d a b AB R. H. P e t Causey, KC SO 8 21 . 4 » Ystrmski, Bos 67 12 26 .388 Wagner, -LA 82 15 29 .334 AlUeon, Mina 78 18 88 .351 Charles, KC 73 14 25 .342 Leppert, Was 47 8 18 .340 Smith, Balt 08 I 23 .338 Schilling, Bos 88 13 23 .338 Hinton, Was 83 14 28 .337 Robinson, Chi 57 11 18 .333 Heme B an Am erican L s a g ie — Wagner, Angela 0; Allison, Twin* 5; H e l d , Indiana; H o w a r d , Smith, Orioles; Pepitone, Yanks; Hinton, Senators, and Leppert, Senator! all 4. National Leagne— 1L Aar­ on, Braves 7; Demeter, Phil* 5; Howard, Dodger*; Clcnden, Pirates; Mays, Giants; MoCovcy, Giants; Cepeda, Giants, and Banka, Cuba, all 4. Rene Batted In Am ericas League: Allison, Twins 18; Wagner, Angels 15; L. Thomas, Angels 14; Battey, Twins 14; Osborne, Sen­ ators 13. National Leagne; Boyer, Cards 22; H. Aaron, Braves 18; Matthews IS; Deter, Phils 13; White, Cards 15; Cepeda, Giants 15. Pitching American League— Cheney, Senators 44; Fischer, Ath­ letic* 44; Pena, Athletics 44. National Loagna — Wash­ burn, Card* 44; Slmmbns, Cards 44; Notlehart, Colts, 3-10; Broglio, Cards 8 4 ;; Baldschun, PMI* 2 0 ; MacKenxie, Meta 24; O’Dell, G i­ ants 24. BARGAIN PRICES on Popular Brands Farrell's Navy 'Nips' Georqe's, (-5 N a ry defeated George’e 6-8 In Little League play Wednes­ day with Chuck Brantley gain­ ing the win on the mound fo r the Navymen, In other Junior baseball ac­ record o f 14 held by George tion, Shrine toppled Rotary, Crowe. 12-5 with Ronnie Hinton o f Lynch’s homer o ff loser Lew the mound fo r the victor* al­ Burdette with rookie Tom lowing only fiv e hlta and Flor­ Harper on basa In the seventh ida State walloped Sanford Inning wa* only his second hit Atlantic, 18-1, o f the season in 10 times up. Tommy Gwartney and Joa Ilia only other hit also was a Paulina combined to hurl a pinch homer that helped the on* hitter fo r the Florida Reds beat tba San Francisco Bank tram. Giants, 7-4, on April 22. Southpaw Jim O Toola was the beneficiary o f both blows, being tha winner In the gam* against the Giants and again In Wednesday night's contest O’Toole, now 6-1, gave up nlna By United Prase International hlta to the Braves before The Lakeland Giants moved Lynch hit fo r him in the sev­ Into first place in the Florida enth. A1 Worthington then 8tata League Wednesday wrapped It up by retiring tha night by tromplng tha Miami last aix batter* in order. Marlins 11-0 after a wild sev­ San Francisco a n a p p a d en-run eighth Inning. Pittsburgh's four-gam* win­ Lakeland took advantage o f ning streak, 8-1, and tha Chi­ four Marlin etrors to help cago Cuba cam* out o f their boost scrota the seven big batting slump with a 17-hit rune. Tonight Lakeland goes 13-8 victor over the S t Louia to Orlando, and Miami playa Cardinal*. St. Petersburg at Miami. Rain washed out the game Orlando pulled a 18 Inning between the Lot A n g e l e s game out o f the fire last night Dodgers end the Philadelphia when catcher Hank Ixqulerdo rhllliea and also postponed tho got hls first hit o f the season Houston Colts-Ncw York Meta to driva in the winning run game with the Colts leading, that downed Sarasota 2-1. The 1-0, after three Inning*. long Orlando win went to Jack Sanford p o a t e d hls Dick Gardner. fourth victory o f tho aenton There are some 360 d iffer­ fo r tho Giants with a sevenhitter over the Plrntea. Bob ent islands In the Bermuda Friend, victim o f a three-run group. rally In the fourth, suffered his firs t loss a fter three vie\\\ * V/A/t I t \ ** tori**. W illie MeCovey drove W PLU M BER In two runa with three o f the Glanta' 12 hlta. Ernla Banka blasted two three-run hom en and drova In seven runa In all as tha Cub* ended the Cardinals' fourgamo winning streak with a 17-hlt barrage. Homer* ac­ counted fo r I t o f the Cuba' 18 runs, with N ellie Mathew*, Dick Bertell and Kenny Hubba reaching the iruta a* well a* Bunks. Jim Brewer, fifth of Y O U 'L L R E A L L Y six Cub pitcher*, wat credited SING with tha victory whll* H arry IF W E Fanok woa tha loaer. Lakeland Cops tstlnFSL c DO TH E JOB Gators W in G A IN E S V IL L E (U P I ) — Tha University o f Florida baseball team defeated Tenne­ ssee 6-1 Wednesday behind the five hit pitching o f Dan Eggart. Semtnnle County Headquarters For E V E R Y P L U M B IN G NEED IvU tbkS. GADSDEN, Ala. (U P I ) — In the Shooting Stare meeting o f the Southern league, Southern Gas was high Professional Football League team fo r the morning. will be held h en Saturday Susy Reno and Louisa Cadnight to consider a proposal enhead both had a turkey for admission by Daytona with four etrikea In a row— Beach, Ft*. 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Tha first transcontinental telegram wae eent during the administration o f Abraham Lincoln In 1861. today. Purpose o f the hearing, be­ fore U. S. District Judge Lew ­ ie R. Morgan, Is to clear away some o f the legal mate before the case la tried before a 12man jury in August. Butts, form er coach and athletic director at the Uni­ versity o f Georgia, filed the suit after the Post published an article alleging that be gave vital Georgia football In­ formation to coach Paul Bear Bryant o f Alabama prior to the 10G2 Georgla-Atabama gama at Birmingham, Ala. The Poat, In an answer to preliminary questions filed by Butts' attorneys, has linked tha nam* o f Furman Biaher, sports editor o f the Atlanta Journal, to the case. The magaxlno said Biaher was paid "aa an independent contractor" to do some o f the Interviewing F ix ." The Post, In document* filed with federal court, showed an outlay by tbe magaxlne'a pub­ lisher, the Curtis Publiihlng Co. o f at least $8,800 fo r tha article. THE RO YAL PLA ZA Maitland, Florida T. J. Denton, Prof. V Hours t • A.M. . 5:30 P.M. PEL 9 AJL • • PJL ,* �VErt D to fe r l fm ll May S, 10RS — P a w 7 0SUX/1 & b b y • By Abigail Van Buren D E AR A B B Y : I am a nurse and I see things many other people don’t sec. For some time 1 have been wat­ ching the comings and goings of a young married woman. She “ visits” the hospital frequently so that she can see a certain doctor, who is also married and has a family. This young woman has a fine husband and a lovely home. The entire hospital personnel is aware of the situa­ tion, and even the doctor tries his best to get rid of her. Don’t you think someone should speak to this wom­ an’s husband so he can straighten her out? We’d appreciate your ad­ vice before something terrible comes about. WONDERING • IMS (SI (I) (1 ) 1:01 (1) 4:10 (t> Id (ill (!) • i l l (SI < :it tS) (SI S ill (t> (II Ctnnnai S ABC E f t a la i R ipart W a rm rauchsr Editorial Atlantic Wcsthsr Ureal ItiaJUna* Nswseop# Mid-FIs. Raws Sports Pleturo Editorial Comuisnt Wssthsr Show Hunting 4 Flshln* with Don (1 ) Weather S ill ( I ) Brevard News S:4S (S> Sports Report S ill ( t ) llu atlar B rln kltr <») Enchanted M irror I lls C l Tou Are Thors (91 Plain Partner* IS) This W eek U Dporte Till ( I ) W alter Crenklt* — N ew , T;I# ( d W ide Country ( I ) Broadway does Latin ( I ) Fair Knrh.mgn 1:09 S) Perry ktaenn ( I ) Donna need Show Slid I d Dr. Kildare (9 ) Lenre It To Denver 9:9( 19) My Three Bone ( f ) The Tw ilight Zons tits ( d llaael < l) Mcltala'e Navy 10:00 <40 The Nuraee ( d Andy W illiams Show (9) Alcoa Premier# UtOO t d Newacope (9) Murphy Martin Newa ( I ) New tteporte l i n t ( t ) Mid-Da. Final R e­ port 11:10 f t ) Weather Show ( ( ) Weather t l i l t ( I ) Hollywood M ovl* Cavalcade H i l l I t ) Channel I Theater I t i t t ( I ) Tonlte Ik o w l:0 t (1) N ave DEAR TIR E D : Your daughter should see a doctor who treats "emo­ tional disorders." That is what’s causing her to eat compulsively. Un­ less your daughter is treated for the CAUSE o f her overeating, she will never stick to a diet. • • DEAR A B B Y : I hnve been mar­ ried for twelve years to a man who absolutely refuses to try anything new when it comes to food. When wo arc invited out to dinner, if it isn't meat and potntoes, he won't even touch it. I have tried to Interest him in molds, fish, chicken, salads, cas­ serole dishes and desserts, but it’s fu­ tile. I finally threw away my cook book. What is wrong with a man like that, and how can I cope with it? GAVE UP D E A R W ONDERING: I have yet to see the doctor who wasn’t able to “ get rid" of a woman without my help. Leave the woman’s husband alone. I f you really feel that someone should "straighten out" the woman — suggest it to the doctor. And he might straighten YOU out. • TH U R SD AT P. M. no willpower. She is driving me crazy. What should I do? TIRED MOTHER * DEAR GAVE U P : His mother probably frightened him with a souf­ fle when he was young. Just keep on feeding him meat and potatoes at home. And when he dines out, let him sit in the corner uud suck his thumb. • D E A R A B B Y : My lli-year - old dnughtor wears a size ’JO dress. If 1 have pie or cake in the house, that’s what she cats for breakfast. I have four other children and a husband to feed, so I can’t make only non-fatten­ ing meals for her alone. If I cook spaghetti and meatballs, 1 have to lock up the leftovers or this daugh­ ter will finish it. I ’ve had her to doc­ tors who put her on diets but she nev­ er sticks with any of them. She has • * • Stop worrying. Write to Abby. For u personal reply enclose u selfaddressed, stamped envelope. • • On (t) (t l 1:10 t l ) l i l t (1 ) 1:10 t « ) tl) The Ttlg P a y o ff Mid-Fla. Report Lafttlm e Sllmnaallcn Ae The World Turhi Americanism **. 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Bridge, munching i f ) Cullrgt o f ths Air ( I ) Drove and Farm R e­ goodies and chatter w i i en­ port joyed during the evening. (1) Today IKS 1:10 Silo • For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” pend BO cents to ABBY, Box 0005, Beverly Hills, Calif. QjcuaoJby jjcUvdan Television Tonight tilt I t ) Waka Up Movlaa 7:11 (1) Farm Market Report ( I ) State Newa 4 W ea­ ther 1:10 ( I ) Today ( t ) Pro-Si-hnot Planning 7t(0 (9) CounMown Newa 1:IS 19) 'Sllekle'a Ooapel Tim * T:SS (< ) Newi-W aathar l i l t ( I ) Slicker vane Show <«) Captain Kangaroo but now tec what happened litS (1 ) Weather and News 1:11 (1) Today to South. (9 ) Cartoon*!!)# Ken opened the ace and 0:91 I I ) Jark U U a a Shaw 9:10 I d data Slnrra Show anulher club, lie hoped East 10.00 t d Say When would be able to trump the (9 ) I-earn Spanish ( t ) Calendar second lead of the auit. 10:30 <41 I Lora Lucy South was In dummy and ( t ) Pioneer* tried the heart finesse. Ken t ilt * t d Price la Right (< ) The McCoye made his singleton king and (SI Highway Patrel led a third club which East 11:10 I d Concentration t t ) P el* * Uladyn was able to ruff. (9) Sevrn Keya Now East led a trump and 11i t ] I t ) CHS News careful defense held South to 11:00 ( d Tour F irst lmpreaalon five trumps and a diamond ( t ) In va of L ife plus the one club bo had al­ ( t ) Ernie Ford Shew By Oswald Jacoby Kenneth G. McIntyre of NORTH Staten Iiland li one of my 40115] *4 3 regular correspondents. Ken ♦ Q4 teems to have more than *KQ8 5 this share o f troubles at the WEST (D) EAST bridge table and most of A K 107 4 AJ43 * 0B03 * K. bis letters concern tragedies. 4 A 1003 4 j l as Ken writes, “ I don't sup­ + A JB4 * 103 pose you approve o f my partsoirrii n e.’s heart response, his pass 4Q to one spade, or his double * A Q J 10 7 I 4 K73 of two hearts, but wu wound *163 up with a top score.” North and South vulnerable I don't approve of the one Wrrt North Kail South heart response. Hast should 1* Pass 1* rasa ready made. 1* Pass Puss 3V respond one diamond since Pass Pses U uuIjIc Pass Proving that mulling suc­ there Is no future for his 1110 Pass Pass ceeds like success, and that side in hearts unless West can Opening lead—* A sometimes bridge is about bid the suit. Then East might lt:tS have tried one no-trump In-1 have proved suicidal. After I is uneventful as fitting in a S:St stead o f a pass. Finally his at), South can make three rocking chair on the edge ll: S i lico double o f two hearts might I hearts against any defense, |of a precipice. F R ID A Y P. M. ( I ) Search Tor Tom or­ row ( t ) Father Knowa Real <t> Uutdlng Light ( t ) Mid-Day Report (1) M IC Newa Report C ) Newa 4 Weather High score for The evening went to Mrs. G. W. Klnunons, second high to M n . Sue Mon­ roe. a guest from VAH-5 and the low score to Mrs. T. B. Wood. Other Hoot Owl Wives at­ tending were Mmet. J, L. Shipman, A. F. Reno, R. H. Cooke, T. E. Qulllln, R. A. Wing, and C. R. Jasper. Another recent event for the VAH-9 Officers’ Wives was a going away bridge, in honor o f Mrs. C. R. Jasper, given by the Hoot Owl O ffi­ cers' Wives bowling team at the home o f Mrs. T. B. Wood. Guests were Mrs. G. W. Kiinnums, Mrs. J. L. Ship­ man, Mrs. K. D. Kugier and the rrgular m ember! of the bowling team Mrs. W. E. Markley, Mrs. W. I. Lewis, and Mrs. A. F. Reno. P en tvey kmL’HSfeKfiy.i'-, S -mMh ’ffofe*WtiTK-eft PALM CIRCLE The UeBary home of Mrs. Harry P, Newton wag the icenc of the April meeting of the Tal m Garden Circle. Cof­ fee was served upon arrival by the hottest astlstcd by Mrt. C. J. Kettenlch. Arrangements of r o t e s from the garden of Mrs. Ante Erickcn, were pieced throughout the rooms. A r­ rangements were mado for a progressive luncheon and tour for the May meeting. Cecil Tucker, county agent, presented a program and il­ lustrated lecture on East Coast gardens. These gardens were visited by the winning Terry Bucklew Celebrates 17th Birthday The 17th birthday of Terry Iturklcw, of Park Ridge, was celebrated at a surprise soc­ ial hour party held In the ed­ ucational building of the Com­ munity Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary, following the U P Y rrgular Sunday night mreling. Mrs. F r a n c e a Bucklew, Terry's mother, was hostest, and served refreshments of Lady Baltimore birthday cake, klrawberry ice cream and puneh to the group. Terry had charge o f the worship service program for the organization meeting. During the business session, final plans were made for the group social to be held this Friday from 2 to 10 p.m. at the residence of Mr. and M n , Earl Unger, on Crystal Lake, where boating, skiing and swimming will be on the pro­ gram of entertainment, fol­ lowed by a picnic (upper on the lake front. All members and their friends are Invited. Other* present for the meeting and party were, U n day Molm, Penny Urinnel), Sherri Splnnclll, Melanie Wil­ liams, Joy Wester, Saundra Humphrey, H a r o l d Unger, Ralph Unger, Steve W illli, Kenny Dooley, Larry Chei(er, Hilly l-owc, Dianne Hick­ son and Rev. John Pllley. QbudsiA \ group of 4-H Club boys hi ■ Southeastern contest. Mrs. Newton will attend the International European tour of gardens In May. About 10 members and ■ guest, Mrs. F. C. Shalcbcrgcr, of Buffalo, N. Y „ were present for the meeting. / A V A H -3 Wives Meet For Luncheon STOP RUST W ITH T H E S E S h e r w i n -Wi l l i a m s April showera was t h e theme for the April luncheon held by the Officers* W lvci of VAH-3 at the Hamilton House in Casselberry. The hostesses for the event, Mrs. E. J. Scott, Mrs. Charlea Kauffman and Mrs, F. D. Slipp, did an outstanding Job of decorating In keeping with the theme. The tahtei were covered with pink tablecloth! and the head table held twin bouquets of pink roses. Overhead hung pretty little pa ra id s in the shades of spring. Each lady was presented with a corsage consisting of different spring colored munn. Mrs. Roy Farmer, pretl dent, welcomed the new lady, Mrs. A. Werner, to the group Guests for the d iy were the M lisci Helen Fotto and Gayle Ball. A special attraction for the afternoon was a demonstra lion on the techniques of ap* plying cosmetics. 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T O G E TH E R with all H ituraa and hnueehold ap­ pliance* altarhed to or ueed In connection with tha pramlaaa herein deaertbed. ha* been filed agalnat you In th* abovt-atylrd ault. and you a r* r*<rulr*d to earva a copy of your Anewer or other Pleading to th* Complaint on I la ln t lf r * Attorney. Mack N. Cleveland. J r- Hull* MS San­ ford Atlantic National Rank Rulldlng, Sanford. Florida, and fll* th* original A n .w .r or other Pleading In the o f­ fice o f th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court on or before th* *-d day o f June. A. D. I9SI. If you fall to dr, *o. a decree pro confeseo w ill he taken agalnat you fo r the relief demanded In th* Complaint. Thin Notice aliall be publlihed one* a week for (our non».<-iitlv* w e*ka In Th* Sauford Ilerald. Dated thla Stth day of April, A. D. l lt l. HEAD Arthu r H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark o f Circuit Court. Btmlnol* County. Florida. ubllah: May I. VCDS—4 S. IS. II. IMS 2.33 PENNEY’S Dress Carnival Continues It, too.) That she b ean a striking resemblance to tome other woman. (Unless the other V f >' VJ* k ( Si I\ It lU f - I N r» IH iA U U PH O N E F A 3*1 M i NO W SHOW ING 7:30 * 10:15 Carload I'aaa N il* "Sharkflahtcra" Victor Mature Color Plua A I 9:00 “ W ild K ite r ” HITCHCOCKS Montgumrry Clift In Culur F ill. A SAT. $1.00 A C ARLO AD T R IP L E FEATURE Color Wrattrn — “ 5 Guns W e a f Dorothy Malona — Plua — “The Lion" Wat. Holden • Color — And — “ The Manchurian Candidate" Frank Sinatra U $ B n l8 Bummer Fashion MOTHER’S Cota A Care- DAY Free Caper M A Y 12 In Checks . . . . GIIU-S’ COOL HLOOM ER TECHNICOLOR* P L A Y 8 U IT S ! SECURITY W IT H GAYMODE® ARRESTA-RU N ARNELS AND COTTON CLASSICS each ROD TAYLOR-JESSICATANDY I SUZANNE PLESHETTE \ w ^TlPPrH E D R E N luMWay ty EVAN HUHTUt.OranttrWTOD HITCHCOCK A llnrvtrul Raltai* ? Raaau ow p***.nt Du M aui*a-* C u t a c Roarawaa tvowv Now, at Penney's spectacular Cumivul o f Fashion . . . exciting summer styles from the greut fashion cen­ ters o f America! Here, from the West Coast and the South, cotton check . . . Each definitely different in detail and design . . . all cure-free in wonderful* washable cotton and Summer’s favorite pastels! 88c 3'•'"2.85 #!i to I! C o t t o n playsults with shoulder ties, dirndle waist, elosticized leg a n d neck! Solids and patterns 1 7 to 14. Also 3 to fix. Sheer beauty and these nylons won't run w h e n torn. D a m a g e can be n e a t l y , wearably contained. F r e a k colon. Machine washable sleeveless Arnel® tri - acetate ♦ and cottons with con­ vertible o r b em u ­ ds collars. W hite t �Pag* 8 — May 2, 1083 •IT* dConuunaJuiM Four Qohn& h By Mr*. H. L. Jahi Hello, it's that lime again. directed. B c «l In yolk*. Turn Into • l t i quart canerolc. Sprinkle with reserved cheese. Bake in hot oven (400 de­ grees) 20 minutes or until po­ tatoes are lipped with brown and cheese melts. Serves 6. There are 323 calories per serving in tills dish. • • * Have aome nice recipes again this week. One la from an Oregon lady who is an expert on Lemon Plea. This one Is called Sliced Lemon Pie. 2 egg* lVi lemons l t t cups sugar 1 tbsp. melted butler 2 tbsps. water H Isp. salt Grate the rind o f one lem­ on. Peel Hie while part from lemons and Mice very thin. Discard seed. Beal eggs unlil light. Add sugar gradually, continuing to beat. Add grated rind, bultor, water and salt. Pour Into un­ baked pie shell. Add lemon slieei and distribute evenly. Start In preheated hot oven (400 degrees). After IQ min­ utes reduce the heat to 330 degrees and continue baking 40 minutes longer. You can use a lop crust or cut pastry In strips and make a lattice top crust. Give the ever popular ham­ burger a new (wist with the addition o f Veri-Thin Pretzel* crumbs, Serve this recipe with a crisp green salad for a tasty evening meal. You can also wrap them In alum­ inum foil and freeze, then thaw before cooking. Pretzel Bargers I lb. ground beef Vi cup Vcrl-Thln Pretzels M cup aweel garlic French dressing Vi Isp. salt 1 egg 2 (lisp*, chopped onion 2 Ibsps. chopped green pep­ per Combine all ingredients. • * • Shape Into 0 patties. Cook In Here's a "quickie" made skillet over low heal, turning with Inslant mashed potatoes to brown both aides. Makes and Cheddar Cheese. 6 patties. • • • 1 box Instant mashed potatoes 1 pkg. (• nz.) Cheddar cheese, Here's a steaming savory shredded sonco combined with green 2 egg yolks beans, blue cheese and Bacon Heat liquid, butter or mar­ Thin crackers In a casserole garine and salt as directed on that will bring them back for pkg. o f potatoes, remove from seconds. It's even better beat. Reserve Vi cup of Hie made ahead and frozen until shredded cheese for top of needed. casserole. Stir remainder of 1 4-oz. can button mushrooms, cheese into hot liquid until drained melted. Add potatoes, whip as 2 Ibsps. butter or margarine, melted I lOVios. can condensed | Wedd,n* mushroom soup Vi soup can milk ^ ^ R IN G S I 5-or. Jar pasteurized pro­ cess blue cheese spread I?3 G w allney Jewelers 204 8. Park FA J-8M# lVi cups Bacon Thins, finely rolled W ES* 3Vi cups cooked green beans Saute mushrooms in melted butter o r margarine. Add soup ami milk. Heat. Add cheese spread stirring until melted. Add I clip Bacon Thin crumbs and green beans. Pour Into lVi quart baking dish, Sprinkle remaining crumba on top. Cool, cover dish tightly and freeze. Thaw before baking. Bake covered In hot oven (400 degrees) for 43 minutes. Remove cover and continue baking 13 min­ utes. Serves 6 to 8. MOTHERS • • - young or old M AKE — (fa iw ls h TH E IR S T Y L E H EADQUARTERS • • • Beautiful Showing or A U x o f Miami SWIM W EAR We Give 8*11 GREEN STAM PS C c u w I a ’a DRESS A SPO RTSW EAR SHOP H W Y . IT-BI Luna wood Plaza H3H-072I when Tlie homemakers dream of tomorrow — perishable foods that can be stored on (lie kit­ chen shelf with little deterior­ ation or loss of quality — Is a reality today, according to Iho USDA marketing re­ searchers. Freeze-drying, Hie newgst food processing metlwd, al­ lows foods like shrimp, chick­ en, mushrooms, even ham­ burger to bo stored wilboul refrigeration for as long at two years—willi little change In *lia|>c, color or taste. Freeze-drying lakes Hie mois­ ture out of fresh foods by first freezing, Ihcn drying under vacuum. The resulting pro­ duct lias only 2 percent of Us original water. Fur example. IU0 pounds of raw drbonrd chicken I* reduced lo 20 pounds of freeze-dried chick­ en. And loo pounds of fresh dried * This sounded good too wlien a homemaker told me about it while I was visiting my diqglitcr. It's called Blue lu r­ ry Apple Crisp. No. I. Grease a 0 cup bak­ ing dish or casserole. No. 2. Peel, core and Mice enough tart apple* to make 3 cups. Place apples In bak­ ing dish and add 2 cups thaw­ ed and drained frozen blue­ berries. No. 3. Mix 3 Ibsps. brown sugar with 2 tbsps. flour and sprinkle over fruit. No. 4. Sift together 1 cup flour, 9*cup sugar, 1 Up. baking powder, Vi Up. sail and Vi Up. cinnamon. Add un­ beaten egg and mix with a fork until crumbly. No. 3. Sprinkle mixture over fruit. Do not pat It down. No. 8. Pour Vi cup melted butter or margarine evenly over the top. No, 7. Bake in a moderate oven 1330 degrees) for about I hour, until top Is golden brown and apples are Under. Serve warm with cream. Serves 8*. • Have you ever served inn* lasses whipped cream on gingerbreaUT To 1 cup of whip­ ped evaporated milk, fold In 3 tbsps. molasses and serve on hot or cold gingerbread. Rica Puff Pudding Soak 1 tbsp. nf gelatin in Vi cup of cold water, add Vi cup trailing water. Pour this over 1 cup cold cooked rice, add Vi cup sugar and I Up. va. nltla. Let thia mixture set •bout t hour or so. Whip ) cup evaporated milk and fold in above mixture. Servo with a lauce of choice. know Walther'* were Mr*. Horace Warren Haynes recent guests of parents. Mr*. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster. and MILS. IIA U U Y A D A IR , center buck, welcome# four new members to the Anna Miller Circle, L e ft to tiithl front, are Mrs, Horace Green and Mra. Kmmn Hanharn. Back left is Mrs. Warren Haynes and Mrs. William Liptbrott, right. (Hernld Photo) Pilots Planning Variety Show They will spensor an Italian spaghetti supper Ibis Satur­ day at the Elks Club from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and on May 21 s hamburger fry will be held, with Mrs. William Class in charge. Both are open to the public as the two first fund raising projects of the club year. Harvey Dunns Celebrate 25th Anniversary Catholic Club Plans Breakfast This Sunday Deadline Near Mr. Dunn and Mr*. celebrated wedding their anniversary Also I Place Mat Seta And I Napkins. Flemings Gifts • Cards • Bonks (Formerly Me Vicars) 210 E. First St. M A R Y E S T H E R ’S 200 Auxiliary L. SET HATS Vi Price "Featuring Harvey 84.9H I’ lill A L L SUM MER By Helen Snodgrass Stenstroin wa» Planning to atlend the Spring guest speaker at the monthly Convention in SI. Petersburg this weekend arc the presiHireling of the Pilot Club of drnt, Mr*. John l,ainbcrtkon, Sanford, at the Civic Center. Mr*. John llodgc, Mr*. A. O. He used a» hit topic "G overn­ Payne, Mr*. David Uatchcl ment" and told of plam for a and the Misses Janet Smith, long range planning program Doris Fleming and Donnie Stulfcr. for Seminole County. lie also explained aomr of the plana for vending a man to Hie moon and ilalcd that Seminole Comity ha* grown from 20,ooo in 19.V) to 04,000 in I (M3. At Ihn p r o m t time 20 percent of the working peo­ ple o f Seminole County aro employed elsewhere. The All Souls Catholic Wom­ Mr*. II. E. Chapman re­ ported that SIOO had been an'* Club will hold the annual turned In to dale (ruin Iho Communion Breakout this Kaaler egg sale. Mr*. Rich- Sunday at the Mayfair Inn, ard Elam told of the prog re* i following Iho 8:30 a.in. Mas*. New officers will be Initiall­ made on posters for the va­ riety ihow planned Stay It ed at the meeting. All wom­ at I p.m. at Ihc Civic Center. en of the Parish arc invited Mr*. Clone Collin* wa« wel­ to atlend Ihc breakfast. Call comed a* a new member. M n , Bridget Kolarlk, no lat­ er than thli Friday for reser­ vation* and information. Douglas Tea And Luncheon Seta - Pure Irish Linen Paotel Colors Luncheon Cloth And I Napkin* - From . Fashion* N. Just PARK For Y ou " AV E . 25lh Convention last weekend In a very unique way. They spent Saturday night in Ixcuburg at Ihc same hotel and Hie same room where they stayed 25 year* ago. They spent Sunday and Mnmtay at the Dunns' home, In Floral City. On Sunday night Mrs. Dunn's sunt, Mrs. G. D. Dickinson, and brother, W. E. Dickinson, of Inver­ ness. entertained In their hon­ or will) a dinner. Among the gucsl* al the Dunns' home recently were Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Og­ den, Ronnie and Donna, o( Jacksonville .Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Dunn and Kimberly, of North Lutz; Mr. ami Mrs. Eulis Lillcy, anil Miss Linda Dunn, of Orlando, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Priddy ami Mrs. Cornelia Priddy, of Jacksonville. FASHIONS T his Sunday FOR YO U R The sixth district Constitu­ tional Conference of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet this Sunday at (he East Colonial High School, In Orlando. The Auxiliary In the Dixie Kuhr Post 212 will he host and registration will start at 8 a.in. followed by the busi­ ness session al D. Reports of all sixth districts will be giv­ en by unit presidents and luncheon served at noon in Hie cafeteria. Local auxiliary membera are planning to allend. Dry cleaning a washable fabric Hie first few times will lengthen its life and help R keep it* initial freshness for a longer time. TW O W EEK S W ITH P L A Y ! PAC K Y O L K T R A V E L IN G HAGS W ITH OCR S M A R T NEW SPO R TS W E A R — W E H A V E JU S T T H E F A S H IO N S YO U W A N T , W H E R E V E R YO U GO! Family la-hi un* And Footwear V ^ C cy u / a s iA , 0|len Friday Niuhl Till Downtown Sanford Nine • For Benefit Some one lias requested Hie recipe for old fashioned flat sin Pie. 1 found this one. Ila* »omc one a different variety they would like lo send In? Thr reservation deadline 2 cups light or dark raisin* lor (lie May I Navy Relief 2 cup* water, cider or orange Benefit Garden parly I* draw­ Juice ing near, party ufflcial* 3 tbsps. vinegar (o r 2 tbsps. warned today. vinegar plus 1 tbsp rum Mrs. John Draim, general or brandy) chairman for the event, urged 3 tbsp* curnitarch Ihuse planning In attend to Vi rup sugar make reservation* through U Isp. salt their Sanford Naval Air Sta­ 2 Ibsps. bultrr tion unit representatives nr Pastry for 2 crusts through p a r t y committeeRinse raisin* and drain. women. Combine with walcr o r fruit A few ticket* will lie avail­ )uircs and vinegar, boil « able nl Hie door for those who minutes. Combine cornstarch, do not purrhuM! tlu-m before sugar and salt. Stir mixture the deadline. into raisins. Cuok and stir un­ Beside, all NAS olflccrs, lit mixture boils and thick- invitation* are (wing mailed rns, heromlng clear. Add but­ to many prominent riviliun* ler, tool slightly, pour raisin nnd retired military personnel mixture into pastry lined 0in Hie Sanford area. Last Inch pie pan. Cover with year's event, alto sponsored gashed upper crust and bake by the Officer*’ Wive* Club at 423 degrees for 23 to 30 drew a crowd of mare lhan minutes. Servo warm. Jo A sw u A ftfo u jn q Garden Party H A LF SIZE DRESSES BY GLORIA SW ANSO N 300 • • • from PLAYGIRL were They Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart have returned to their home 1 Harry Adair, president, offi­ in Indiana after spending the ciated at the initiation cere­ winter here at their home on Clark Street. mony. Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Cus­ During (he buMncs* session ter and family and Mrs. Mrs. Adair gave a report on George Boone of Roanoke, a trip to the Harry Anna Va.. Mrs. Jennie Uinrich and Crippled Children's Home. children of Biloxi, Miss., and The children were delighted Jack and Charles Hyatt, of with the six foot “ Easter Biloxi, were weekend guests Bunny" that circle member* of Mrs. Jack H yitt. Mrs. took along with the Easter Custer and Mrs. Boone are gifts. sisters o f Mrs. Hyatt. New committee chairmen Mrs. Rosa Lee Peterman appointed by the president and Mrs. Ella ltac Dunn alarc, Mrs. Russell Spencer, publicity; Mrs. Ruth Thomp­ Cups that have coffee or son, sunshine; Mrs. Clayton lea stains should he rinsed Smith, historian; Mrs. Wade with vinegar and then rubbed Snyder, laison; Mrs. Charles with a cloth dipped in salt. 1 Craig, parliamentarian; Mr*. Wash in soapy w ater then Layman Goodman, o u t e r rinsa and dry. guard, and Mrs. Robert Ziltrower, inner guard. rehydrate them, the home­ maker simply soaks them in water. Or they can be cooked in soups and rehydrated this way. Strawberries can be r«hydrated with syrup, meats with water to which a tendcrlzcr has been added, and fish with water and lemon juice. At present there are seven companies who have frerzedried foods on the market. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walther Mrs. William Lipthrott. Mrs. like a dried out aponge. To • tended a school lunchronn meeting In Daytona Ileacl Monday night. By Helen Snodgrass were ing of the Anna Miller Circle. Mrs. ginal shape, but look much • member* Green, Mrs. Emma Hashara, dried foods retain their ori­ • new welcomed at a recent m eet­ and children Billy and Cathy weigh only II pounds. Freeze- • * style gifts for select from name* you In aisrs from 3 lo 20V'j. mushrooms, Enterprise Personals Circle Welcomes Four New Members The annual event launches Don't forget Uiosc letters Hie Navy Relief Society fund with your recipes on them. drive which run* from May 4 Send tu me al Kt. I, Box 31-11, through June 0. Navy Jleliel Sanlurd. I* Hie Navy’* helping hand to II* distrcim l member*. It financial To save time in drying rub­ annually provide* ber gluves, hang the wrist and nun-financial aid to openings over aolt drink bot­ thouiand* of Navy and Ma­ tles. H ie gloves dry faster rine Corps personnel and and do not loie their thape. their families. Dinnertime . . . ihr time lo unrutrr and nml the fashion srrne. Fluttering print A rn rl® ** triacetate jersey bulrru rrealrn a stir against solid while meringue dre**. Dresses from $10.98 Shifts Every rrom $9.98 from Wu •’unit'd tiled Acccwuory J f* i • from FOR H A T S to H O S IE R Y £ 4 Jautzcn • Catalina * Roxana* Sea B‘a and Bhahaea F R ID A Y ALL THE A V A IL A B L E Tea Time . , . glace colorings on Arnrl triarctats F A M IL Y baroque print Jrrecy. Permanent crystal pleat hip treatment alcndrrlzra Ihr ailhourltc. S W IM S U IT S by — O PEN A L L DRESSES SH O W N SHOES i j M EN WOMEN N U N N • BUSH FREEM AN STA R DRAND PARAD ISE N A TU R A LIZ E R JACQUELINE N1TE8 121/2 FROM IN to || jj.ys SIZES — 24 Vi tu « | g .9 3 Sprinkle with ncreaaoriea for latrr-ln-thr day appearaarce. Brunch . , , ou Ihc patio . * . washable cotton chiffon, garnished with delicately Iced em­ broidery. CHILDREN “ O PEN P O LL * PARROTS FRL N IT E Ivey's T IL L STO RE N IN E - ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED �~1 ’May - Holden Kt W edding Planned T his Friday VtttTorl Mny 2, 1963 — Papra 9 WrrtTB Dr. Frisons A ttend Convention Dr. and Mrs. George Frlson of DcBary attended the an­ nual educational program of the Florida Academy of Ap­ plied Osteopathy, at the Para­ dise Inn. at Crystal River. Dr. Friion officiated at the DeBnry blood bank drawing on Friday and attended the Saturday and Sunday pro- Shipwreck Party Enjoyed By Club The Acey Deucy Wives |Deucy Club building. |Mr*, fi. K, Smith. Winner* for I and J. H. Dorman. Tha beat Final plant are being an­ Club rrcently rponaored « j Costume* were judged by tile most original costumes couple- was Misa Marie Pemnounced for the wedding of ShipwTeck party at the Acey |A. J. Fast. J. W. Klliot and |were Mrs. U. II. Markland ^ rtorl inJ ^ iU Gi‘rrott. Prise Miss Cindy May, daughter of for the most creative costumes Mr. and Mrs. M i c h a e l was won by Mr, and Mr*. W. Thomas, Sanford, to Willard C. Ringo, L. Holden Jr., son of Mr. and Several skit* were present­ Mrs. W. L. Holden Sr., of ed. J. W. Smith, R, J. Tania, Cleveland, Tcnn, W. P. Cook and G. K. Smith The wedding wit] be Sol­ participated in on*. Another emnised this Friday at 8 p.m. "The Marching Men" was giv­ al the First Baptist Church in en by member* of the Moose Sanford. l.o.ige, under the direction of Officiating will be the pas­ Miss Donna Dondonville, Tak­ tor. Rev. Fred B. Chance. ing part were C. R. Aker*. No formal invitations are P. K. Rusk and J- A. Hud­ being extended and all son. friends of the couple are in­ Dancing was enjoyed during vited to attend. the evening to the music of the Caprirs. Serving on the eommlttea in charge o f arrnngementa were Mrs. R. I.. Gursline, chairman and Mr* U. I*. Hall, Mr*. K. W. Rider. Mr*. T. B. Gwartney and Mr*. J. \V. Galmish. m ilc m $g 9g EASY-GOING BRUSH-CLEAN | Pu ppies BREATHIN’ BRUSHED PIGSKIN CASUAL SHOES BT WOLVERINE( B« good to your boy’s fee11Buy himcomfortable Hujft Puppies. Built of soft, long-lasting brushed pigskin. Fitted with stad shank supports and cushion crepe soles. And Hush Puppta breathe to keep feet cooL Choice of gootUooldng stytee appealing to boys. Easiest of shoes to clean; Just brush ’em. Bring yout boy In today hr Hush Puppies. Sim 0 to a SEVERAL STYLES (T O R FOR LADIES TOO — nt ▼# 70 CENTRE DENT MOAN A superbly fashioned imported Milan for tha man wtio demand* smartness US Shifts Impeccable quality. Church OPEN FR ID AY NIGHTS Calendar CLOSED WED. AFTERNOONS The Nit. Haven Primitive liaptiat Church is sponsoring a rummage sale in the Cherry Plata Bldg, on West 13th St this Friday, Saturday and Monday. Proceed* will be used (or song book* and other church expenditures. COSTUME W IN N E R S nt the Acey Deucy Club nhipwreck party nre, from left, Marie Pemberton, Dill Garrett, John Gorman and Mrs. It. II. Markland. (O fficial Navy Photo) HARD-WEARING ■ /k t - a t its and 99 The Southwlndi Quartet en­ tertained between the ban­ quet and dance, with Dr. George Prison, bass; Bill Hockfelder of Holly Bill, ten­ or; Walter Dietrich of Or­ mond Beach, lend, and Nat Tooker of Silver Springs, baritone. Im p o r t e d Skimmers Wash Anti Wear Colton* • Heautiful Paste] Colons — Idenl For Summer _ Cool, Comforlnble, Easy Fitting gramt. Q im 0 A N FO RD HOE S . MEN MEN'S 115 Magnolia Ave. WEAR. Phono FA 2-1581 207 W. Ini Q fM Jt& h FA 2*3071 St. Installation Planned By Churcliwomen Oprn Wed. All Hay And Fri, Nlahte Howes Fashions 2316 PARK DR. Members of the Episcopal Churrhwomcn'i board met Monday with Mrs. Richard Deas. president, conducting the meeting. She announced that incoming members would be installed at church aervicr* thla Sunday. They in­ clude Mrs. Phil liOgan, Mrs. Lamar Beall, Mr*. Betty Halback, Mrs. Harry Corkrane. Mrs. Al Wallace and Mrs. Gordon Stanley. Mr*. Deal requested that inemhen of chapter* make plan* for program* and hos­ tesses for the 1963 61 year at their next meetings on Mon­ o day, and asked that all offi­ cer* ami chapter chairmen bring thrir annual reports to the church office by Friday. Plans lor the annual Dio­ cesan Convention to be held in Miami May 7-9 were de­ scribed. Those planning to attend from Holy Cros* are Fatlier and Mr*. John Thoma*. Mr. and Mrs. Dras, Mr. and Mr*. II. L. Perkins Jr., and Mr. and Mra. Alfred Stanley. Announcement was made that ttie last of three general meetings of the year will bo held on May 13. It will be prereiled with a covered dish luncheon at 12:30 with Mr*. R. W. Williams si general chairman. OHh-c dates to re­ member include the May Fel­ lowship Day to tie observed on Friday at 3 p m. at the Presbyterian Church; Church Periodical Club Sunday, May 5 anil Ascension Day May 23 winch will Incluito Ihe United Thank Offering Ingathering of the Churcliwomen. CLOSE OUT SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, May 3rd All Items Reduced To Clear - Many Reduced To Below Cost! All Merchandise From Popular Stock! Mens Suits Nnlionnlly known brand, materials for Florida year round wear. Siren .'Hi lo It* regular** and longa. Sizes .'16-46 T Reg. & Long Re*:. $M.95 Re k . $49.95 Now 13 7 7 7 Now $2 ^ 7 if N ow t i n • Mens Straw Hats DcRary * (AI^SO F E L T S ) Personals Rolf Peterson of Grande Vista, bad a* bis recent guest*, his slitcr, Mlia Val Petersen and her friend, Jack Thoma* of Holyoke, Mn**., and Sir. and Sira. Al Flintier of Brad­ enton, Florida. Fried fooda which require flouring have a belter fltvor if pancake ml* is used In­ stead of regular flour. NOW -m fli GENERAL ELECTRIC... AN AIR CONDITIONER SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR BEDROOMS! M ens Sport Shirts • M ens K haki Pants Keg. $5.95 Now *2” Now s4” • Boys Sport Coats At M oygashel color*, print*, Linen I ‘ 1 & Drapes Sale $1.88 Ren. $1.98 t t lN ' i washable Sale $3.87 Cr Lovely Lady Voile Solid c o lo n and print*. Regular prlr«w to 81.29. • w jt u c r o »«»•■«• and embroidered. Completely Powder Puff M uslin 8 8 ( yd. Peter Pan Cottons Pattern* and nolhl rotor*, regular price* 11.49 • UflMwaU*• d o d -m r** • km H o w 'o n ly R eal Closeout P rices! Piece Goods Ken. $2.98 Strop in aonsfort rtm m s r<f*U! Warts cmany adequate >•V-voM weak; dries only 7V4 tnepan* —let* current than ■trutlcr! fit* task window* 2*‘ h> )3Vi' **dt V/car*teH and t’" ' " " Solid idh tain i«ri — Or Sheets Ilrnken alr.ea in agea 6 to 18, all art on aala. A1m>included are nulla, moMly nizes 1« - 15- in. T ag g ed $292 .Made by l.re In tailorrd *lrc* •a ltl a i m 29 to 46 Keg. $5.95 • • 9 iin...utnwatKT...usr to uuou j« ,8 ; 9,149 «n d * j . M C,0sc°i,t At CLOSEOUT PRICES! Hliort oleerc*. oonir lung ateeven, sire* 8-M-I.-X1. ‘ V .J re g u la r C h eck ed C alA J d ie 07a* / It n il yu . G ingham Wa*h and wear fiaiah, onalt and larre checks. *1 4 9 * Regular price 81.00. Now 82c yd. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. “Seminole 118 M A G N O L IA County’s AVE Oldest GE D ealer” F A 2-1562 \ �P in 10 — Mir * 1908 I ’D U » eOMBTMlMQ D lPFEreM T F O R BCEAKCRkST T U e Vo n a bo u t o eangb HEV/ THAT OUICB, COBM FLAKES, sousps GREAT/ I SUPPOSE ANYONR WOO10 GET TICE? OF STEAK, POTATO PATTIES appu » p ,e akd CHOCOLATE 000*16 Vtejk _ x - / ~ C I l V W1LK SHAKES X w f * . 1 Hold Y ou r O w n Sale W ith H E R A L D W a n t-A d s n tT > > MEN - WOMEN NEEDED TO TRAIN FOR STANDARD Poodle, All MOTEL MANAGEMENT black. Real friendly. Called Men, women, couplet urgent­ “ Su iie". Dliappeared Sil­ ly needed. High earnings. ver Lake area. Reward. High School education not Dead or alive. F A 2-4730 necessary. Short, inexpenor F A 2 5472. alve courae. Spare time training. For information write Box 8, C o Sanford Herald. 51 I H e r Schools. iv tu k r m n rr c a t n r. Giving addreti, occupation .M v r ii Ji n n i l l n a t i it o p p i.n n iiM . iv Ann ru n and telephone number. I . I/Oh I & F o u b G^ Leg al Notice w e l l , r e u fT D s e n re B E T T B 2 THAN A COUPLE OF DULL CARD TR JCW 5. CINtP/WIU-BBtXMfcMN A MINUTE... TM6UPPOGOT TO ENTERTAIN SOU# V M iV IU II.K IO IIT V . iv c iiA .v r r n r s o . im u C. T. NIIILACK, Leg al N otice P laintiff, v». U A. POX. *1 a). amended coi L‘ W JJ _____ • mt t, mi. w tu u, VI f* aa. N O W 'r O U 'V E M ADE | HUMOR > -----.T O O O IS C ILLA l NONSENSE T H I N K O F ....... YOU H AD FO R L OH.WHAT A LOVELV LITTLE HAT-lVBJUST ---- f NO, I R&ALLY SUOULDn YT W E C A N T AFFORD IT T OOTTO MAwe I T OUT ON THU OTHen HAND. YOU PCNY s ee A BARGAIN LIKttTHAT EVCRV DAY V— MM AlM/NfTrN* * V Defendants. v o r n i: o p ai it HTATK OP FLO RID A TO: L. A. POX. M. K. SHOCK and MAItTMA IIIIOCK. Ilia wife. IV. K. TELFORD. J. U JKI.KM and M. H. JKLKfl. hla w lf*. L IN C O L N «!. HTAIISCCK. TIIOMAH W. MOHAN, a M. H AM *, and W. H. IIANO. II alive. their respective un­ known epouaea If married, and If dead. Ill* i m |i« | I « * utiknown hair*. devleee*. legatee# and *r«ni#*a nf aald defendaula; P 1.0 It I D A N AV At. HTOHKH COMPANY, a rorpornllnn. If acllv*. Ita unknown successors. a**lpna nr aranla *(. and If dleaulved. Ha un­ known director# actio * aa Iruatara, and lh *lr unknown successor*. aailan* nr *ranirra; and any and all pareonv havlna or rlalinlna any r l«M till* or Inlereat In and In lha follnwlna described land Ivina and halng In Hemlnola County. Florida. In-wit: Tha NBU o f lha NK«4 of Section II. Townahlp I I Hnuth, nanaa It KaaL Tnu. and aarh o f you. ara harrliv notlflad and required lo appear and file, personally or by your altornay, with lha Clark of thk abova-alylrd Court, your wrltlan dafanaaa. If any, lo lha hill to quiet lllla filed herein aaalnat you In lha above-etyled cauae, and to aarva a copy of lha aatna on plaintiff's attorney*. belowr. on nr bafnra lha Itlh day of May A.D. m i . Ilaraln fall not or a dacrea pro confraao w ill ha antarad aaalnat you, for dafaulL WITNESS my hand and tha nfflrlal aaal of thla Courl. Ihla llth day o f April, A.D. I I I ! J WAIT/1 tpetre a u -N HAVE AN IDEA/ M THE WASH/ J >e l Efer I^ O c n N s T b STAk T A tad .' to New Car ALOW YEH, BUT WE CAN REACH MLR ALL RIGHT IP VOU ^ CLIMB UP AN* k STAND ON MY Jj SHOULDERS! / i m r r ji TMLWAV *a a u J u m e - K x # a u a a u m s **n e o Q o h w e s o f i t * pa tA om IWAHAVOM.HCW— H fn n a ~ t house. J l l J l l UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house, kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 23651. Room. Phon* NO 25122 SLEEPING FA 2-3986 after 2 p. m. 1 HR. turn, duplex. 317 W. 12th St. SCO. NO 2-4269. I BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Efficiency Apt. W0 Mo. up. Surplus City. 201 W. IsL R EN T A B E D ’ ped home. Downtown. |60 Rollaway, Hospital 4k Baby Beds. per mo. FA 2-6457, By Day. Week, or Month I FU RNISH ED . 1 Unfurnish­ C AR R O LLS FURNITU RE ed Apartment. FA 2-2498. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. FU R N ISH E D and unfurnished Apt*. Quesnel Apia. 404 E 14th Si. Apt. 7. 322-8194. V IV T II J l DH IA I. t i ll! I IT Furn. 2 Bedroom h o u a e . OF F k O IIIIM IV AVI* POII Adulta. No pets. FA 2-7664. SKSUVOkK t O I A T I . I ’ll.V V l'K H t VO. IHHiT E FFIC IE N C Y Apartment on FK D K H Al, N A T IO N A L MOHTFirst St. Near 2 city free UAtIB AHSOCIATION. a CorVOTICK OP VI IT IV woNTo tiit: l oHiii i .ovi h i : poratlnn nrirunliad under an parking Iota and ahopping TO: OKolHIK W. IIHADXOHD. Act » f Cnnsrraa unit atlatlnx stores. No utility charges. purauant In tha Federal Na­ Jit. and MAHli; K. tional M orula** Aaaoclatlotl IIIIAliFoHl*. Ilia wlfa Suitable for couple or alnC harltr A it. Iiasluir It* prin­ RE8IDKNCK: gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. HKD. Annua htra.t cipal offlra In Ilia City of Waahlimton, Diatrlrl of Co­ W arwlrk, HI kmI* lalatid Store. Tnu are liareliy notified that lumbia, a Complaint to fure.-lna* a cer­ Plaintiff. UNFU RN. 1st Floor. 2 rm i. tain m orlaaae enrumberln* bath. 2 screened porches. the follow Ina daacrilird real TIIOMAH M. W A R D and IHMA property, to -w ll; It. W AIID , hit wife. 309 klagnolia Ave. Apply l » t ». Ill/ H 'K II. NOHTII Dafandant*. upstairs evening!. C1 HI.ANDO. accord IUK to v o t ic k op ponp.iT.oai UK plat thereof rccnnled In MM! P lat Bonk II. Paaea IS N flT IC K IH IIB H KH T O lV - UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom and I I. Public Itecorda nf EN purauant to a Final D-cra* Apt. kitchen equipped- 108 Heintnole Counly. Florida of Foracloaura dated April J*. haa been filed aaalnat you In 1913, and anlara.l In Chancery W. 18th St. FA 2-4672. tha ahove-etyled aulL and you Co aa No. 11*07 of Ilia Circuit ara required to aerve a copy of Court o f the Ninth Judicial NEW furnished & unfurnish­ your Anawer or other Pleadln* Circuit In niol fur Kcmlnole ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ to tha Complaint on I'la ln tlff’e County. Florida. wharaln attnrna*a, ANDP.HHON. HUHII. FBD B H AI. N A T IO N A L MOHTment, tile baths; terrauo ,HKAN, IX)WNDBH A ran den DAUB ASSOCIATION, a cor­ floors. Ph. FA 2-2374 after IIKItO, I I I K a.l Central A v e ­ poration oraanlaad under an nue, Orland's Florida, and flla A rt o f Conxraaa and d ia lin g 2 p.m. the orlxlnal Anawer or other purauant to tha Federal Na­ I’leadlnp In the offic e of the tional M orlcaga Aaanclallnn Clerk o f the Circuit Courl on C h arltr Act, having It* prin­ or before Ilia loth day o f May, cipal o fflra In tha City of I9S1. I f you fall to do ao, a WaahliiKton, Dlatrlct o f Co­ decree pro confraao will ba lumbia. lha Plaintiff, and TUB C IR C U IT c m MT. taken asalnat you for the re­ TIIOMAH H. W A IID and IHMA IV V IV T II JU D IC IAL CIHCI IT lief demanded la lha Corn- It. W AIID . hla wlfa, ara tha IIP P M IH IIIA IV A V il FOR plalnL Defendant*, I will aall to the Thla Notice ahall he puhllah- hlgliaat and brat bidder for NKRIVOI.K COCVTY. ed once a week fo r four con- rath at the Front Door o f the C H A V IK H Y VO. IKTS (HEAD arrutlra weeka In tlia Hanford Hrinlnole County Courlhoua* In F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORT­ A U lio r II. Derkwllh. Jr. MAIN: AHHMC1AT1UN. a Cor­ Clerk o f tha Circuit Court Herald. the City o f Hanford, Count) D ATKD thla U th day o f o f Kemlnole, Florida, at 11:00 poration organised undrr an Dy Margaret K. Tyra Act o f Congraaa ami axlatlng April, m i. Deputy Clerk A.SI. on the loth day nf May, purauant to th# Federal N a­ (HBAI.) Ttulrhlaon and Lafflar m i , th* follow ing flearrlbed tional M ortgage Aetoclallon Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Edward# llulldlna property aa act forth In aald Charter Art, having It* prin­ Clerk of Circuit Court I’ nat O fflra Drawer H Final Decree, tn-wlt: cipal office In lha City of By Martha T. Vildan Hanford, Florida tail 12, lllork l. Iteaubdl- Waehlngton. XHatrlot o f Co­ Deputy Clerk Atlnrneya for P lain tiff vlelnn nf lllork S and lumbia, Pultllaht April II, It, May t. I, PulillBh: April II. I k May 2, t, T ra ct A. North Orlando P lain tiff. llll III! Second Addition, accord­ C D II— I I COII—71 ing to plat thereof record* F R A N K L IN D. HOOPER and ail In Plat Book II, Pages DOROTHY LOUIHE HOOPER, 70 public rrrnrda of Sam- hla wife. tnole county. Defendants. Dated thla loth day o f April NOTICM OP PO R KC LO aiM K A. D. 156 3. WALK tH BALl NOTICE IH H E R EB Y O IVArthur 77. nerkwlth. Jr. KN purauant to a Final Decree L E T US F IN A N C E IT ! Clerk o f the Clrrult Coiyt. of Foracloaura dated April 16, Semlnol* County, Florida. IS61, and entered In Chancery Ily: Jean E. Wilke, Caa* No. 12(71 o f Ilia Circuit Deputy Clerk Court o f lha Ninth Judicial Slack N. Cleveland, Jr. Clrrult In and lo r Hemlnola end Harold P. Johnaon wharaln Counly, Florida, Attorney* for P lain tiff F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MOHTHull* S it Hanford R ARE AHSOCIATION, a cor­ OUR LOW ER Atlantic N*C1 Bank Bldg. poration organised under an Hanford, Florida Art o f Congraaa and ailatlng Puhllah: Slay t. 11(1 purauant to th* Federal Na­ C D I—I tional M ortgaa* Aaaoclatlon Charter Art, having Ita princi­ VOTICK O P » l IT pal orriea In th* c ity nr Wash­ IN T IIK N t W K O P TTTK ington, Dlatrlct o f Columbia, s t a t s : o p p i .o h i d a la tha plaintiff, and F R A N K ­ On TO! A H T IIU H W IL L IA M SIAB- LIN !>. HOOPER and DORO­ T IN and SI A ft Y JEAN T H Y LOUIHB HOOPER, hla M AR TIN , hi* w lfa wife, are th* Dafandant*. I 5*3 Hhlrley Slannr Road will aril lo lha hlahtat and Italaleratown. Maryland beat bidder fo r raah at lha TDU A ID ! III'IIK H Y NO TI- Front Door o f tha Hemlnola P IE D Hint F E D E R A L N A ­ County Courthouse In tha City T IO N A L SIOHTUAOE AHKO- o f Hanford. County o f Hemln­ CIATION, having filed In till* ol*. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock Court Ha aworn B ill o f Com­ A.M. on lha llth day of May, plaint. th* nature and purpna* 1061, th* follow ing described CU RR EN T of which la lo foracloaa that property aa aet forth In aald IN TE R E S T certain m ortgage eiecuted by Final Decree, to-w lt! Arthur W illiam Slartln and RATE I«ot (. Block I. H eftier Slary Jean Martin, hi* wife, Home* Orlando Bertlnn to Inatltutlonal S l n r t g a g * One, according to plat Company on tha l lt h day of Iharaof recorded In Plat January, m i ; that aald Com­ Book It. page* ! and 0. plaint praya for an accounting Public Record# o f Rrmlnto be take* undar th* direc­ nl* County, Florida. Up To 36 Months T o Pay tion o f the Court for what la Dated thla 10th day of April. due the P la in tiff for principal A. D. 1963, and Interest on aald mortgage (H EAL) und m ortgage not* and for the Arthur II. Berk with. Jr. coala, charge* and eapanaea Clerk of Circuit Court. Including attorney's feta and Hemlnola County, Florida. abstract fee* and that In de­ Ily: Jaan E. Wilks, fault nf auch payment, title. Deputy Clark Interest, eatala, claim, demand Mark N. Cleveland. Jr. and equity o f redemption of and Harold p. Johnaon Ilia Defendant* and all persona Attornei a for plalnlirr claiming by, through, undar or Hull* l l ( Hanford against them or any o f them, Atlantia N al'l Bank Bldg. be absolutely barred and fore­ Hanford. Florida closed: aald suit being filed In Puhllah: May 1, l l l | Member F.D.LC — (m m m h the Circuit Court o f lha Ninth CDI—« C A L L F A Ir fa i S - U li A N D AHK FOR Judicial Circuit, In and for County. In Chancery, entitled I T R A L P H PEZOLD or JIM DOUCETTE T im C IR C U IT COt’ RT, I'K D K H A I. N A T IO N A L SIOKT- V IV T II J r n i c i u , c in n it . (I AI1E AHSOCIATION. a cor- IV AV U POM BKMIVOLH poral'nn organised under an C O rV T Y , P I.O R IIU Act o f Concrete and ailatlng IT C IIAV C KN Y TO. ISMS purauant lo Ilia Federal N a­ d iv o r u k tional M ortgage Association E F P tB L E E I II VI NO F tlilW f Charter Act. Plaintiff, varaua P la la tlff Arthur W illiam Marlin and vs. Slary Jaan Marlin, hla wife, O R E E L T IRVTNO 1 Muter (earrj Defendants, bring Chancery Defendant. 1 Pertaining I* Case No. I U K , praying a fore­ t o tic m op gurr closure of aald m ortgage on TOi OR K E LT IRV1NO tha follow ing described land, RKSIRKVt R i lying and being In Hemlnol* I I Payna Htraat County, Florida, to -w ll: IChJa Rochaatar I, New Tork Lot Ik HI oik I. a rraubdlTOU ARE hereby notified vlalon o f IIU M 'K i and that s Complaint for dlvurc* a T R A C T "A ." NOHTII O R­ vinculo matrimonii has bean LANDO HKCOND A D D I­ filed agalnat you In th* above TION, according to plat atylad ault, and you era re­ Ibaraof recorded la Plat quired to aarva a copy af Book II, Paga 7«. Public your Answer or other Plead­ n Titled Records o f Hemlnol* Coun­ ing In lha Complaint nn II Wbaedle ly. Florida. 22 Chemical n fflx K Annihilate* Too. and each o f yoa. *r* P la in tiffs altorneya, W IND KRW EKD LE. II A I N EH * L3 Huddle vg Smell talas hereby required lo file per­ III Park Avenue, MMeaeallaa M banU a sonally or by atlornay. In Ilia W ARD, Muutk. W inter Park, Plorlda. office of lha Clerk ol said Court. In lha County Cuurt and file lha original Answer House, In lha city of Hanford, or other Pleading In lha ofCounty o f Hemlnol*, Htala of flea o f lha Clark o f Ik* C ir­ Florida, on or before lha 17th cuit C oorl on or baforo lha day nf Slay, A. D.. 1561, your tith day nf May, A. D.. t i l l . appsarancav anawar or olLar I f you fa ll lo do ao, a da. defensive pleadings lo th* era* pro confaaao w ill b* Cnraplalnt In Ihla caua* and take* agalnat you for th* re­ also lo aarva upon Handera, lie f demanded In lha Com­ SIcEwan, Hchwars A Mima, a t­ plaint. This N olle* ahall b* pub­ torney* fur tha P laintiff, a copy o f aald pltadlnga, other- lished once o weak for four weeks la Tb* a lia aald Bill of Complaint roaeacutlv* will ba taken aa confessed by Hanford Herald. DATED this Ith day o f you and each of you. DONE AND ORDERED this April. ISIS. llr d day o f April. A. Da l l * k (MEAL) Arthur II. Backwllh, Jr„ at Hanford, Hemlnol* Coualy, Clark o f lb* Circuit Court Plorlda, Ilyt Martha T. Vlhlan (HEALS l». a Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f th* Circuit Court Atlornay* for P la la tlff: W lndtrw M dla, Maine. * o f Hemlnola County, Ward Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlan 111 Park Avaaua, South D. C W inter Park. Florida Publish: April II. May t. ». II. Publish April II, 11. 11 A 1*11 May 1, 111!. a CDM-44. Financing -AT A--------------------------- V , PELLA TLET / t TOLCUUH UG UGE HIS/ THAT DOIN'CUR LAOOeU, / HEAPS ViOULD WASN'T ITT l SAVE US A LOT — - > V o P WORK I y 1 BDRM. lite r 2. P lain tiff. v*. IIKOIIQK TV. BHADPOllD. JH . • I ui, Iiefrndinla. MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS M O M .IM G O N G SWTMM'NS A N D I C A N T F IN D A N T fiKS- TOWELS/ ----- r— r ------ 6. For Rent B E A U TIFU LLY f u r n i s h e d room. Private home. Ph. FA 2-7431. COUPLE to share expense! for a good home. 323 059L Legal Notice Compare j ;/ D E N TA L ASSISTANTS NEEDED train women, agci 1S-39, a* Dental Assistants. Full or spare time training. High School Education not necessary. Enroll now for abort. Inexpensive course, F R E E employment service. High Earnings. For full in­ formation, without obliga­ tion. Write Box 20, c o 'anford Herald. Miller Schools. Giving name, addresi, oc­ cupation. at,c and phone. tv t i i k c m c i i t c o u r t m* FURN. Apt. 2300 Melkmville. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. T ill: VIVTII JUDICIAL I IIILARGE 2 bedroom trailer, 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2-5254 c i i t o p avis Pint * i : m iv it 1 BR. Trailer. Adults Ol.K COlVTt. Pl.OIIIDA. or FA 2-0525. r i i i M c n i .vo. i » m only. FA 2-7368. TIIK UNION CKNTHAI. I.IKK 2 BEDROOM house. Florida IV T IIK t 'l n i 'l IT I O l IIT. INUL’ ltANCt: COMPANY. Buying A NEW CAR? P I t TOMI 6. For Rent O ffic e 204 W . F irs t ^Education . Instruction 3. Education • Instruction 6. For Kent 7 2 V tO A* * W i l l l l J JLU J ila l J l l Wl di Legal N otice room. Available FA 2-1: X now. Ph. W E L A K A . rx itT M E N T S : Rooms private hat'll, 114 W. First St. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. Near haee. F A 2-3085. 2-BEDROOM (urnislied apartnient, also efficiency apart­ ment, furnished. 322-4S34L 1 BR. furn. bouse. $60. 3 BR. house. $85. 322-2764. STENSTROM R E N T A L S We have a fine selection of 2, 2, it 4 bedroom, 1 4 3 bath furnished and unfurniihed homes, located in various areas, including some lakcfront, from $65 to $165. H your fam ily is looking for a fine rental, be sure to vlait or phone Sanford'! largest rental agency. Stenstrom R ealty Real Estate— Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-242* Ravenna Park F A 2-7495 Evening* FA 2 2677 FA 2-3829 PA 2-8360 SANFORD HERALD W AN T ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Leg al N otice IT T IIK COURT OP T in : UOt'VTY J l ROE. SEMINOLE CUU'VTV. P I.O H ID A IV I'H O IIATK. In ret F atal* ad IRM A T E R E Z A QUEEN Dacaaaad. T# A ll Ovadllaru H i Parana* H aving Claims or Demands Agalnat la id Estates You and aarh o f you are hereby notfltd and required to present any claims and de­ mands which you. or althar ol you. may have agalnat tha aa* aetata or IRMA TEREZA (SHEEN, dacaaaad. lata o f aald County, to tha County Judsn of Hamlnola County, Florida, at hla office In lha court houau o f aald Counly at Hanford. Florida, within ala calendar monlha from tb* lima o f Ihu first publication o f thla no­ tice. T w o copies of each claim or demand ahall he In writing, and ahall state th* place or rrtblenra and post offlra ad­ dress o f the claimant, and ahall b* aworn to by Iho claimant, hla agent, or attor­ ney and accompanied by • f i l ­ ing faa o f on* dollar and auch claim or demand not ao filed •hall ha void. /a/ Edward E. Grten Aa executor of tha Last W ill and Taatament o f Irma T a r a u Green, dacaaaad Htanatrom, Davis A McIntosh Attorneys fo r Executor P. a D rawer 1130 Hanford. Florida Puhllah: May 1 . S, II. 11. |)(| CDI—1 IT T U B COURT OP TH U U O I'TTY J l DDK. IT A V I) POR SBMIVOLM COUNTY, FLO RID A In It*: Ratal* of L E E M K H A P P E T , a/h/u LE E V AD A M K H AFFE Y. Dacaaaad ■ OTICR TO C RED ITO R* TO a l l CHKRITOHH a n d PEKHON'fl H AVING CLAIM S OR DEMANDS AU A IN ST SAID ESTATE : You and each o f you aro hereby notified and required In present In duplicate any claims and demand* which you, or olthar o f you. may have agalnat lha Eatala o f LE E M E IIA F F E Y . a/k/u LK R VADA M E IIA F F E Y . Dacaaaad, lata o f aald Cuunty, to Iho County Judge of Semlnol* Counly. Florida, at hla office In Iho Court Houae of said County at Hanford. Florida, within ala ( ( ) calendar month* from th* tlma nf tha first pub­ lication o f thla notice. Each claim or demand ahall he In writing, and ahall state th* place o f residence and post o f ­ flra address o f th* claimant, and shall be aworn lo by Iho claimant, agent, atlornay. and any auch claim or demand nut *0 filed ahall be void. a/liobert 1« M ehaffty Aa Adm inistrator of th* Eatala of Lee M thaffry, a/h/a Lea V ad* Mehaffay. Deceased Gordon V. Frederick Attorney for th* Eatat* P. O. Bos l l l l 1S1-10I North Park As tnua Hanford. Florida Publish: April I k t k May t. S, C D II—IT FOR S A L E CHARM ING HOME JOHN E. FOX R E A LTO R PH . 212-2552 A F T E R 8 322-5822 I �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your O w n H om e... Look To W a n t - A d s 6. For Rent 12. Real EMnle Tor Sale 2 BEDROOM hoiw, kitchen tM 'S l'A t. new 3 tiedroom equipped. $50. \|„. phone home on :** acre*, landFA 2-4u39. eaped. Completely furnish­ ed T. V.. Fnmfrcc ref2 BEDROOM Furn. Duplex free ter A large Fruitfree Ground flour Apartment. freezer, washer, dryer, Contact 2312 Palmetto. tractor mower, plow, disc, edgi r, rot Miller, garden 2 BEDROOM 35' \ $' Trailer. tools, tu' \ Shi' Aluminum For Information. 322-3032. outbuilding ssitli •uinmer 1 BEDROOM lxuiie on large kitchen, office, shower A furnished lot. FA 2 0397. toilet, workshop, storage A much more. S17,500 total. 3 BEDROOM furnished Must have so.o.Ti cash to house. $63 month. Phone handle. Owner wilt finance FA 2-3680, balance Plume FA 27699 I ROOM furnished la rage Apartment. Including utili- LOT toned for Trailet*. Also trailer for sale. 1530 Oak tie*. $12.50 tier week. 217 Lane, Casselberry Trailer Doll) Ave. FA 2-8492. Iltr firrali'i eanfnrfi S W E E T IE PIE May 2, 1903 — PtiRe II [21. Henuly Rttlomt lty Nadim* Seltzer 1• || |=-«| PEABODY SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES \ Oil Ice M j hi FA FA ped house Call FA 2 7709 for appointment 2324 Park Dr RENTAL FURNISHED 2 a 2 2118 2U648 323 0700 Sanford, Fla COUNTRY Store. The price is right. Fay L. Lee, En­ terprise. Ph. NO 8*4902 or NO 8-4814 hedroont house. Air-conditiunvd. Pit. FA 2-321!> BOOM, THE GABLES, 4<d Magnolia Ave. FA2-072D TAGGED for CLEARANCE HEALTOR — INSUHOH FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave ’I ‘ I know how to say ‘got lost' in five different languagesi" 12. Real Entitle For S ale IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Centrally Air . Conditioned. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 2 BEDROOM furnished house. 3 large bedrooms, l'a baths, Centrally Air - Conditioned, one 3 bedroom, one 4 bedwith a screened porch. 107 S. Sanford Ave. Near base. room, each have large lam068-4601. Bunker Lane. lly rooms (BEST BUY’ IN TEE N GREEN ESTATES 2 BEDROOM house unfurnishFLAT Upsala lln.id. 2nth St. Extension ed. Kitchen equipped. 2lit TEE 'X GREEN ESTATES Cedar Ate. 20th St. Extension DOUBLE or TRIPLE New masonry duplex, rental 1 BEDRM. Apt. Adults. No income $134 00 moiilhlv. PARK Ridge. Owner leaving pets. FA 2 2-447. town 3 bedrooms, Da Priced at $14,500, with baths. No qualifying, l*tw terms. 9. For Sale or Rent down payment. 323-0665. Masonry Triplex, $180,, mon­ House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-42ii3 thly income. $16,300, with 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath CB terms. house, fenred hack yard. 2 Bit. 817 Catalina. FA 2-0578. Each of these fits*' income Call FA 2-0600 before 5, 3 BEDROOMS, l'a baths, properties is well located. FA 2-4204 alter 5. 22<5 Bradshaw Drive. In­ Call us for an appoint­ NO CASH NEEDED quire at 230 Bradshaw. ment. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a month. T. & I. included. 12. Rcnl Estate For Stile EVERETT A. HARDER AGENCY - REALTOR 322 8085. 1 ROOM CU home on lake. 2165 S. Park Ave. 3 lietlrooms, Da baths, Fla. Pliones FA 2 2264 or FA 2 2283 OSTEEN. New frame Itotiie, 2 Br’s, kit. e<|uiii|ied. Car­ riKim, play room. FA 2-7391 porte. By owner. FA 2-2064. SUNDRIES Store. Stock A equipment. Well establish 2 BEDROOM House. »W Myr­ St. Johns Realty ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM tire. Call FA 20274 or wan. 322-4013. 118 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 TsmgwiNxI TE 8-6389, THE BEST BUY ON THE alY O W NER- Nice 4 Bdrm. MARKET TODAY 2 bath home in Ravenna 20 ACRES on highway aml large lake. 18 Acres grove. 200 feet frontage, Orlando A Idyllwildc area. Large .Modern frame house. $20.highway south of Sanford utility Rm. and worksliop. OuU. Ph. 319 3131. roned commercial. double carporte, air-CundlIncludes a very desirable 3 tinning, central heal A- fire ROBERT A. WILLIAMS bedroom, 214 bath, mason­ place, covered patio faring Realtor ry home. A $35,000 value Lake Ravenna, Reasonably for only $20,900, with good priced. 301 Vlhlen Rd. Ph. Raymond Lundquist, As»o. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. terms, FA 2 2431 Don't wait, call us now, 3 Bedroom, I bath, large cor­ BOSS ASTOUNDING! ner lot facing lake. 109 E V E R E TT A. HARPER t Bedroom. I bath home on Waits Drive, S u n 1 a n d AGENCY - REALTOR corner lot in LOCH ARBOR Estate. FHA in service. 2465 S. Park Ave. (or only $12.uw). Monthly $450 down, monthly $8175. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 payments $7300. Unheard VA nothing down. FA 2-8074 of—Bui lis true act now— or FA 2-2118 Call for an appolutmentl Stem per Agency BUYING A NEW or Cut \ Curt Beauty Shop \CTO li.VDIii SERVICE FENCE Post. Round heart Gateway To Tlte Waterway Have your prertu now! ! on PERSONAL RADIO A TV cypres*. 7 * ft, A up. Call USED CAR? Robson Spot ting Goods our discount special. Com­ 25th. St. A S.mtord Ave. FA 2-144U or FA 2-8919. FINANCE IT WITH US Your EVINRUOE Dealer plete with hair cut, style ♦ lain Interest Rate* 304-6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5961 and set. And the following III A . I*i*« ♦ Low Monthly Payment! week you are entitled to FLORIDA STATE BANK lr. ft. FIBERGLASS Boat” USED F U R N ITU R E BEAGLE PUPS Papers. $33 a free shampoo A set. motor A trailer. FA 2-8605. ! Set repossessed salcm ma­ FA 2-7541 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0*31 CARS WANTED ple bookcase bunks, like REEL'S USED CARS ,’ls. Motorcycles • Scootera new $693o C llllll \HUAS Registered 25. Plum bing S ervices tilth SI. A Sanford Ave. 1 Rebuilt studio couch $29.50 FA 23921 or FA 2-3318 VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. 1 Twin size box spring $10.00 New A Used. 1956 FORD Pickup. Tel. type BOSTON Terrier. AKC Pup­ 2 Twin size Innerspring mat­ Lewis Sales & Service body trays. 2415 Chase Ave. pies. FA 2-1961. tresses, extra nice, each 2517 Country Club Rd. after 6 p. zn. $12.30 Ph. F A -2-7028 I 'I om Isitiyr & Mooting ,12. ITi*uer> - S h r ill) " 1 Full size walnut bed, coil MR CONDITIONING springs, Beauty Rest mat­ 1959 ENGLISH Ford Compact 39. Trnilfra - Cnhnnns CONTRACT and REPAIR POTTED MDMS in bloom. panel truck. Very clean. tress , $24.59 WORK 28- IIOFSETHAILER. Needs 33c up Actual 17,Othl mile*. Original t Odd occasional chair $3,00 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 some repair. $100. Oakway GRAPEVILLK NURSERY tires and battery, lias stan­ 1 Ill-Riser with bolsters and I>r. oft S. Sanford Ave. Grapeville Ave. Near 20th St. dard American bolts & nuts' slip covers ...... $39.50 PLUMBING Ideal car to drive to work 1 Rebuilt Hide-A-Bed, brown If you need netp, call Contracting Rejvatrs 5.1. Furniture or shopping. $395. Western FA 2 3612 and place a Her­ upholstery .............. $89.50 FREE ESTIMATES Auto Store. Sell U* Y’our Furniture, ijulck ECHOLS REDDING CO. ald Classified. H. L. HARVEY Service With the Cash. 2nd A Magnolia 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 FA 2 6321 SUPER TRADING POST $1 per day rental for Elec­ 26. Radio A Television FA 20677 tric Carpet Shantpooer with PERSONAL RADIO A TV Used furniture, appliance*, purchase of Blue Lustir 1 DAY SERVICE tools, etc. Bought • Sold, Carroll’s Furniture, 23th. SI. A Sanford Ave. lanry's Mart 215 Sanford 1 2 hp. and t Flip. Air-Con* Ph. 323-9633 Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 dilioners. Excellent cm dtlton. Call after 5 p. m. 27. Special Service* FREE ESTIM ATE FA 2 8396. 1958 CHRYSLER NEW YORKhlt Upholstering A Mattress ren­ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, I-door *rdun, 1 owner, very nice. ovating New A Used Furni­ YE1.1.0W Squash. $2.50 a Was p r q SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. bushel or tie a pound. Ex­ 1957 BUICK S P E C IA L H ARD TO P All Type* and Sizes Co., at 709 Cekry Ave. cellent for freezing- Deliv­ 2 door, fully equipped, excellent condition. We Repair and Service KA 2-2117. Was (895 . „ ....... ered. Th. FA 2-0415. S T I N E m u a TRADE 3 bedroom, 1 bath bo me in Sanford, for home in Daytona or Ormond Beach Area. FA 2 6776 SBDRM, unfum. home latch Arbor $95. 2 Bedim. Furn. Apt. |55 Robert A. Wt|. liants, Realtor. FA 2-3951. 15, Musine** Opportunity *799 Child Care. FA 2 2274. WORK wanted. 4:00 322-7033. Call 21. Henuty Salons after EIG ZAG Sewing Machine. 1962 model. 5 Payments of 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8033 $6 21 each or discount for ALL WORK GUARANTEED cash. Write P. O. Ho* 42. Longwoud, Fla. A U TO GLASS IN S TA LLE D 21" T V . $35. FA 217749. HARRIETT’S BEAUTY’ NOOK Complete Beauty Service Senkarik Ginas and Paint USED Garden Hnlo-Ttller In good shape. Also electric Evening Appointment! Company mower. FA 2-nhib. 105 So. Oak FA 25742 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 TOPS . STATIO N WAGONS 62 til tiZ 57 til) til I960 CH EVRO LET A LLO W A N C E 5 2 1^ 9 5 H U IC K , US la .......................................... ....... 155 4 0 DODGE .................................................. « 5 Q iiMiti \ AI.IAVT-------------------Straight stick, 4 dour scrlan a steal a t ....... 1961 RENAULT DAUPHINE I owner, very nlrr, 38 miles per gal. gas. ... SeminoleCo.Motors 519 FA 2-0614 E. Firal S t„ Sanford Winter Park MI 7-2330 To all llte rcnidcnlH o f (Ilia urea for nmkinR our 1963 AUTO SHOW auch 11 jzrcjil Mtccchs, Y'otir ncccpltincc o f ‘T h e Liveliest Of The Lively Onea" From Ford vvum oviTvvhelminK. 9 PASSENGER STATIO N WAGON 4 door hardtop, power altering A brake*, automatic, radio *nd heat­ er, air conditioned. Spollraa I I I ".liutl mile*. Automatic, radio, heater. po»rr. I hi* one i* for the lamilyi $1695 1961 * PONTIAC C A T A L IN A Due lo I he tremendous volume o f New Tar Sales we are overstocked with ileitii quality, IhorouKhlv werviced Uned Cara. Our Volume Salett Cumli.iigit Will Cotiiinue Thru Muv 31hI, GO. USED CARS C A D ILLAC All Power, Air .............. <4395 CHEW Station Wu*on Ault.............. 1695 MONZA I Speed. Rntllo, Ileuter ...... 3195 CHEW 1 Door, V-8, Standard Shill 695 RAM RLE It 1 Door. Automatic ....... 1295 VOLKSW AGEN 2 Daur .................. 1595 NOW 2t» E. 2nd ST. SANFORD LOW r o .'T I7MAC .......... I J Q Q J CHKVHOLFrr 4 dr. V-8, straight stick K 1N G SW O O D A I-S O — SAVE 5 IM P A L A DISCOUNTS DEAL 5 5 CIIEVRULRT. Needs repairs *2195 Clean Uwed Cara! Save $ $ $ $2,000 TO $6,500 SQUARE $595 $^95 * SPORT MODELS - TRUCKS — 5 J MERCURY 2 Ur. hardtop. Good buy 5 5 OLDS 88. Exceptionally clean ........ . Del,use t door *181100 " a e ­ on, nuliimalir, radio, hratrr. < lean a* a nr" one and only lU.UIlU ml lea. SALE SEDANS • COUPES - HARD GOTTA £ 2 PONTIAC, new tires, it runs ___________ $ 5 5 Save On Theae Sparkling NEW THEY *99 L ‘ Mr f REDUCTION TRADE 88. Fisherman’s Special ............. . Hill'd RAM III.KK CLASSIC BIG STOCK BIG Dour Bustcrb-No Down Payment! 66 OLDS AU TO GLASS & SE AT COVER CU. 1961 CHEVROLET BIG *696 II. B. p o p e c o „ INC. CADILLAC STOCK V-8 4 door statinn wagon, III. $793 USED Refrigerators and WOMAN or Couple to stay 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Washers. Completely recon­ with elderly lady. Phone ditioned. 90 day warranty 29. Automobile Service FA 2<*325. on all. Dick's Appliance Auto Glass. Tops Service. 510 Sanford Ave. 19. Situations Wanted A Seat Cover* FA 2-7658. H O L L E R S o /S A N F O R D OLDS 1958 PLYMOUTH BEDS FOR RENT Machinery and Supply Co S I X G E It round bobbin, For Lease. Service Station. 207 W. 2nd St. Rollaways, Juve­ FA 2-6432 Hospital, makes button holes, guar­ Choice location. Apply The nile. FREE delivery and anteed, $20.00. Reply Box Piano Tuning and Repair Pure Oil Co. 6o4 W. titii St. Pick-up. 4. e o Sanford Herald. W. L. Hannon — FA 2-422.1 FURNITURE CENTER 16. Female Help Wanted GMIL'S English Racer lltcylioo French Ave, LAWNS Renovated • Aerate cle. 800 Rosalia Drive. Ph FA 2 7953 Remove Thatch - Chinch SEWERS WANTED Bug Spray (VC-13) • Ferti­ JENKINS & W ILLIA M S 3 ROOMS full of furniture. IMMEDIATELY l e —Ph. FA 2 4244 Work ut humc doing simple STM 50. 20 pieces hi all at FU RNITU RE sewing. Wp supply materi* MANSFIELD LAWN SEH NEW A Used fumituse and Furniture C e n t e r . MOO ■xlit and pay shipping both French Ave. appliances. Good place to SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ way*. Good rate of pay. buy—sell or trade. EASY’ I0.V.I ENGLISH Ford. Compact geration service. All veurk Piece work. Apply, Dept. TERMS. WlMilesale price* guaranteed. Very reason panel truck. Y'ery clean. AD 989, Box 7010, Adelaide for cash. able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Actual 17,000 mile*. Original Post Office, Toronto, UtiTelephone FA 2-7450 Night FA 2 2069. tires and battery. Hal atanturio, Canada. 400 S. Sanford Avenue dard American holla A nuts. FR IG ID A IR E Ideal car to drive to work WANTED reliable couple to 17. M ale Help W anted Sales & Service or shopping. $395. Western take up uumthly payments G. 11. HIGH Auto Store. SERVICE station Attendant. of $13 50 on 3 complete 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Salary $70 a week. Smiths rooms of furniture. CaU Ph. PA 2-3883 LOSE WEIGHT safely with Amoco. 17-92. FA 2-7431. TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ Ilex-A-Diet tablet*, only lect. L A W N SERVICE 96c. IViuchton'v Drugs. IS. Help Wanted .Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ 35. Arlirlew Wonted isfaction guaranteed, l ’h. 31. Articles Fur Sale STRONG kind person to help FA 2-1817. Ladies shorts, 99c. Steeping care for male invalid. W ANTED: Torch Swing. Ph. hags, tarps, tent*. Surplus Room, board, salary. Ph. FA 2 6325. Air-Conditioning City, 2tU W. 1st. 608-5537 mornings. 3 BEDROOM House Kitchen equipped. Florida room Fenced yard, No down pa) meld Available July 1st. 322 90*0. ^CHEVROLET 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Honls - Motors Wa l l Jim Hunt Kealty 3 BEDROOM* kitchen equip 34. Article* For Snle Special Sale! Park CLEAN, modern, unfurnished 2 bedroom house. 1KU) IV, HOUSC. JMU V\ , Titird St. phone Bartow 533-2326. 29. Automobile Ren ice 2503 PARK AVEFINANCING Gel Your Best New Or Used Car Deal Now! 4 door Vi*ta. automatic, radio, healer, po«er • leering and brake*, white lire*. A top condition car. Strickland - Morrison 2295 M A N Y YIOltE! OCR SELECTION IS GOOD! A L L USED CARS UNDER TH E l Y E A R G.W. W A R R A N T Y., B U IC K || INCORPORATED 308 E. First St., Sanford, I'h.: FA 2-1481, Winter Park Ml 7-4816 1Z RAMBLER OPEN T IL 1:00 F ill. K IT E S — T IL «:00 O TH ER W E E K D A T * FREE TO P VALU E STAMPS �COtsua S a n t o r o r.t Bank Gels 35 Pints In DeBary Science Fair Winners Set lly Jane Casselberry 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 ammerer, 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 hit 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 at the South Seminole Junior High School at Casselberry, will hold a Court of Awards, Monday, May 13, at 8 p.m. at the American L glo n 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. C lu b M akes M ay 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 lake Harney. Others attending the meet­ ing were Mrs. C. I). Ferry, T. J. Chalfsnt and Mrs. W. L. Hleg, 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 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. Honorable Mention went to Roger Rchmldt for his "Con­ ditioned Reflux Behavior"; Pal McLaughlin, "D NA 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 Halls "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. Ja­ 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 12 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 TH E B E A U TIF IC A T IO N COMMITTEE o f 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 W olfe who were not present for the photo, (Herald Photo) to defray expenses incurred for demossing the magnolia trrea and I I donations are tiring collected to buy plants nnd shrubs for the gniden. Mr*. Florence Seymour is t-hnirinun o f 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 o f New The month of May liu* been Lundberg. Smyrna Heath. Nell Thompson By Shirley 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 i est City Community A.**n. Month" by the Village of i lull’s llruutificntion Commit* Davidson of Pompano Ih-urli, North Orlando in cooperation tee which rousin'.* of Mrs. Mildred Fcemster of Sarasota, have been elected to serve Martha McDonald of the Art ns representative* of dis­ with the North Orlando Gar­ Charles Rowell ns chairman Student League and Muiy- Hue tricts one and two of Pre­ den Club’* thud annual la-nil- and Mrs. Leonard Stewart, tifiealinn project nnd contest Mrs. Donald Null, Mr*. W, W. A It Wood nf Panama City. cinct 12 which were formed which i» open to the entire Anderson ami Mrs. Bill Wolfe. in the association's effort to eommunity. Announcement has been better serve Die entire area. Judging wilt be done on made by the North Orlando I Elecled for district one, Jufiu 5 by Mrs. D. K. Dor­ Co. that during the month of 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 COMMENT a meeting Tuesday night ol tic David Benue, Iwu year E D IT O M A L 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 o f 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 o f ] 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 o f nine-year-old Ann McF.Ircatli, articles for sa'e. A wide var* taurant beginning w.tli dindaughter o f 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 o f 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 o f 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. Forest City Assn. Elects Four Trustees terht)li|Ue. W IN N IN G PROJECTS In Lyman High's Science Fair, held Tuestlay In tho school gymnasium, were chosen from two divisions. Hiologii-iil divi­ sion wlnncrii, top photo from left front, were Carlton Bcuttse, Pete CarlHon mill David Sm ith; hack, Glenda Payne, Marclu Lyons, Paul Mut-Gce, Roger Schmidt, Judy Lmnljvrt and Put McLaughlin. Physical division winners, bottom photo from left front, were Ituth Jean, Mary Ann Midgcttc and Richard Hall; back Allan Hirkemneyer and Jim Provatt. (Herald Photos) Beautification Month Set In North Orlando w e r e elected lu*t Friday morning at a coffee held in the cafeteria of the South Seminole School at Cassel­ berry. Mra. Mary Brown of Cnasel- I SSJH Carnival Set Saturday G olf Assn. Sets Dinner In Casselberry By Jane t'amwllH-rry The .Men’s Galt Association nf the "I. aml O' Lakes" Coun­ try Club at Casselberry will sponsor a "get acquainted" dinner Saturday at 7 p.m. Roast beef will bo Die main dish anil all cluli members and their guests are invited to attend. Reservation* should he mode by Friday. There will be un Installation of new Men’s Association o f­ ficers and dniicing will folluw the program. Memtu-rs of the Melt's As•ociniion will la- gm-sta of the Winter Park Golf Assoeiutinn on Kunduy, May I'.’, ami those wishing to gu skuuld sign up right away. Legion Barbecue Is Successful By Joan Maxin Commander W. M Jepson of Chuluota'* George M. Ja­ cob* American la-gion Post lias announced that Die re­ lent bar beetle sponsored by Die organization was highly successful with more than 400 dinner* sold throughout the afternoun. Jepson bus expressed his appreciation to all those as­ sisting, especially to mmmembers of Die Post wtm deiolril their lime and labor to helping with (lie event. Church Of Nativity To Have Spring Festival On Saturday Oviedo School Fun, food and games to suit every Itody’s choice will be available at the Church of the Nativity this Hat octalwhen the parish sponsor* its second annual Spring Festival on the rhurrli grouinls south o f Lake Mary from 111 *.m. until It) p.m. The schedule of events and apuntur* ns annuuni-rd today tiy Fr. William Tint nor, pus* tor, t» ** follows: The Lake Mmy Hi, Theresa Women'* Circle will Ih> in <liaige of candy apple*, rake booth nnd cake walk, grocery booili ami the sale of leliglou.-* articles; Thr Hutilaud Ht Ann Circle will have lln- din-d plu>iue booth and the fish pioul; North Orlando'* liur Lady'* Circle will In- .riling novelties, lie lulling stuffed toys, jewelry and reiuntie* ami will la- In charge of game* of skill, hot ■log*, chili dog*, cold drink* and coffee. Longwood* Ht. Catherine of Kiviin Circle will sponsor the dart game, plants, French fries and hamburgers, snow cones and horse rides, Tile Men's Cluli will lie in charge of "Itiss the ring,** "over amt under" and 'to** lln- penny" uml I la- High School Young.Iris will han­ dle ire er earn *ales. In addition a chicken liarlie- cue dinner featuring spednt family price* will lie ai-rved between the Imurs of 5 and S p.m. (tn Hie linnn with the chicken ale huked beans, cole. *lnw, roll* anil toffee with cake for dessert. Takeout dinners will lie available and advance lirkrl* may- be pur­ chased from any member of the parish. Lym an Band To G e t Proceeds From D ance By Janr Casselberry Tin- Lyman Dunce lluml. organized at Die school this year, will play tor an “ Adult* Only” dance to be sponsored by the Lyman High Band llouslers this Fri­ day from it unlil nil Inigjit at the American Legion Home or Prairie Lake. RcIrcshmenU will In- avail­ able at Da- dunce (rum which all proceeds will Ih* turned over lo the hand for its trip to the State llandniasteri Convention scheduled in ML ami, May O il. The band alsu will conduct a "Peanut Sale" this Satur­ day at the corner of Hwy. 17142 and SR 43ii at another metin' of raUmg money for the trip. Sets Roundup By Linda Smithson A Spring Roundup of next yeai * first gtinier* will lie held at the Oviedo School Dll* Friday beginning at 1:30 p.m. in the auditorium. These children who will lie a ll year* on or before 4 *n-* L HUH. will lie eligible to enter school next term. Kuril child attending tin- roundup must linvn his birth certificate. First grade i la.-room* will lie visited nnd Die children will In- tested for rcuding rvadiness. Patents will meet with Principal Clyde Holder and the hrultli liutae amt will l,e lutrodun-d to Die first grade teacher*. Rufii-ahnii-iiD will be served in tin- school cafeteria fu ll""* ing the roumlup. i 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 Estrite* 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 ar­ 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. » Lyman Organizes GAA Branch -Mrs. McEIrvatii said today that she credits By Jane Casselberry f the fact that iter littlo girl is still living to the Girls at Lyman High School fast action o f Chief Layo. She wishes to pub­ have organized a very active licly thank him and to tell tint people o f Longbranch of Die Girls Athletic wood how lucky she considers them to have such Asm. and already have set a dedicated man serving the town. up a point system and affil­ Titc McElrcnths livo on tho Old Dixie Hwy., iated with the national asso­ outside the city limits o f lamgwood, and, in many Instances, would have been ineligible fo r ciation. any emergency aid from city police or fire deThe Lyman GAA'* were partments. high point winners at u bas­ ketball playduy held in San­ ford in eumpftition will) girls from Winter Park High and Seminole High. Twento-one of Die girls have enrolled in a Red Cross Senior Lifesaving Course w-ilh cluvhc* Iicing held twice a week in Lake Griffin under Die instruction of Mrs. James Tlx- annual two-day meet­ Hall willi t lie annual bovi­ Birkenmryer of Casselberry. Members of the groVp also ing ul Du- Geneva Historical ne** meeting and election of are learning to. bowl at thr and Ueneulogicul Society will officers. Local members of tha or­ Medallion Lams in Maitland be held thi* Saturday and an,| (n take up such |Sunday beginning at 11 a. m. ganization have set up ap­ oilieractivities as skating: Saturday with a hand con- proximately one half mile of and golf. I cert und hig covered d r ill din­ picnic lablc* to handle Die Mr*. Louise Gilpin I* far- ner at Fort l-anc Park and expected crowd* at Saturday'! ally sponsor lor the organiza- nnduding Sunday aftermxin dinner und the Geneva Com»t the Genev a Community ,nunll y ' Rand ha* prepared Dun. Geneva Society Sets Annual 2-Day Meet * - ......... ........... ■ two-hour concert I of old lime song* and mu relic* to |add lo tiie festive atmos­ phere. From the picnic ground* member* and gur*la will go in (he Community Hall for sandwich supper lo he fol­ lowed hy u gala square dance beginning at 7:3U p, nt. The meeting will resume on Sunday at tho Community Hall with a basket dinner on the g round * and Dr1 an­ nual elections and busine** meeting will tx- held Im­ mediately following Die din­ ner. Area Clinic Mothers Elect Chairmen By Jaa* Casselberry Clinic Mother chairmen for South Seminole Elementary School and the new English Estates Elementary Helmut n . Recognition Well Earned 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; Jrr 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 In ling their uullurms. By laxirir hiniunrk <lfrl Seoul trailers 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 House. Mrs. Huisrll, who ha* served as chairman (or the ?ast seven y ea n , is retiring. Troops making up Die Neighborhood conic from A l­ tamonte Springs, Bear Lake North Orlando, Longwood, South Seminole Elementary and Junior High Schools and from the St. Mary-Magdalen fa m ilia l School. PACK rilU R S., M A Y 2. 1003 COUNTY NEW S Scout Leaders T o Honor M rs. Russell bn » C iv ic League To In stall New O ffic e rs N E W L Y 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 P h o t o ) lly Ilonas Ksle* 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 ! * * • * ( ■ H I �W E A T H E R : Scattered showers through Saturday. High today. 75-80. Low tonight, 55-GO.____________________ VOL. 53 tu tw 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 • • Rain W arning1 MI AMI (U I ’ I) —The Miami Weather Bureau issued * heavy rain warning for south Florida today. • a Duck Hunting • a ,q MOSCOW (U I’ l ) — Visiting Cvhun Premier Fidel Castrol an-t Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev left Moscow today lor a weekend o f thick hunting o«. the Vulga llivcr. a They start work on the Pipeline Co. pier neit 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 . . • 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* fo r adults start Monday (it's fr e e ) at the Municipal Pool . Wonder why tha city didn’t utilifa the Red Cross swim instructors thi* year. • • • Line Up Votes MISS SEM INO LE CO UN TY, pretty blonde Citndl Cornier in surrounded by udmlrintf Civituna who sjionHored the beauty contest portion o f the recent Semi-Centennial. Miss Condor and her parents wore miosis o f 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 o f which they would be proud. Seated at her foot (from le ft) 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 (D P I) — Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ il . sollteh special interests in the Legislature were en­ Legislative delegation will dangering hit plans lor high­ meet Monday morning on er education expansion by soma local bills, . ■ . Rig one fighting all proposal* for new o f course la Fern Pork refer­ revenue except a sales tax endum. . . . l ’roe and con let­ on groceries. ter* coming in heavy with the At the same time, Uryant con* In the lead. told his weekly new* confer­ • • • ence the special Intcresl One reason the Longwuod groups were pressing for appropriation-' that Fire Dept. Is so successful large • in everything iu undertakes is Uiat it combines fun right along with tha work . . . fo r instanre, a big chicken supper w ill bs held next Saturday afternoon for member* o f the department a n d auxiliary, SANTO DOMINGO, Domin­ and their wives and hus­ bands, to kickoff tills year's ican Republic ( U P ! ) — Presi­ annual Fourth o f July eel#- dent Juun Roach, threatening to invade Haiti if it commits bration. ™ Haili Warned On Aggression 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 o f her large llirec bedroom home . . . you guessed it, she did the work all liy herself. • • • Chamber o f C o m m e r c e Hoard o f director* will meet lit noon next Thursday at the M ayfair Inn. • • • ^ y Sanford Squadron of the Civil A ir Patrol I* turning coed. Local girls Interested in aviation are invited to a spe­ cial meeting o f the squadron at 1:30 p. m. Saturday In building 2, Naval A ir Station. Diane Rents, o f the Orlundo Squadron, will speak and show a film. • • t Watch for a big story oul of the post office Inn, not a new postmaster) regarding unionism , . . • • • Still no official word on that proposed new school purchasing (1 1a n t property Some doubtful . . . other* highly optimistic . . . Now that sayi a lot, eh. s e e I • # '* t 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 (O AS) 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. • High football team, is onr of three Florida youths given an honorable mention on the AllAnierlcen prop football team o f “ Coach and Athlete" magetine. 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 tun years on the AII-Conference team and center on the Ali-bU le team. President o f t h a h i g h OaBary Nursing home conatrurtlon delayed . . Still school's student body, Johnny '•w aitin g price from Carroll also I* active in the school'* •itiu-cui titular activities and Vassal Construct** Co. Final closing tn the Bellemead 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 * 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 Unanimous support of proposed St. Johns • Indian River Canal by four counly delegations was anticipated (his afternoon al a Joint ses­ sion al the Mayfair Inn. John Kridcr, chairman of the St. Johnx-lndlan llivcr Navigating Committee, said nl noon it was expected com­ mission member* of four counties would voire full sup­ port of Ihe waterway. Harold Scott. Jacksonville engineer, was to read a report of a preliminary study of Ihe proposed canal, extend­ ing from Lake Harney to May-town and connecting Hie St. Johns and Indian Rivers. Attending the session were members of K rider's navigat­ ing committee, II i n d » I p h Hodges, chairman of the .State Board of Conservation; Wil­ liam McCrre, chairman of the Stats; (.'anal Authority; Tom Secretary of S t a t e Adams, Chairman J. C. Hut­ chison and memlmrs of Hie Seminole C o u n t y Commis­ sion; Chairman Harris .Saxon and member* of the Volusia County Commission; Chair­ man Joe Wickham and mem­ ber* of tlm Brevard County Commission, and Chairman Ron Evans and members of the Orange Counly Commis­ sion. State senator* of Hie four counties also were to attend but Sen. Mack Clcvrluml Jr. telephoned The Herald from Tallahassee this morning Rial because of the important ap­ propriation hill being discuss­ I is an usher Ml First Baptist ed today the president of the Senate refused to approve i Church. Ihe absence of any member*. With approval hy the rounty ronimikdont today, Sen. Bernard Parrish, of Brevard County, is scheduled to in­ troduce in tlie Senate next week a hill seeking to estate lish the St Johns-lndian Riv­ er C.iuul Authority. Tax Sales J. 1L I’lULLIFS _ U p TALLAHASSEE all'll 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. K*Ubliahedl908 A school bus was ripped open on a bridge railing Thursday, spilling 24 scream­ ing boy* and girls down a rocky embankment. Blast TR E N TO N , Mich. (U P D — An explosion at a blast fur­ nace o f McUmth Steel Corp. Thursday night sent scalding steam over a repair crew, injuring 31 men. Arctic Cold United Press Internatkmal An arctic cold front edged across live northern plains today, pushing shower* down through the Midwest. T em ­ peratures dropped more than 30 degrees. Mutiny Stopped Dispute WASHINGTON (U P D Congress may lie asked this year to provide $15 millinn worth of encourage men! to a proposed solution of Ihe hitler church-state dispute over federal aid (o schools. I ’ robe Crash STONE 11IDGE, N. Y . ( UP I ) — The collision of two F10S Jet fighters al (O.uoO feet over this Cat-kill Moun­ tain community, killing two civilian leal pilots, was invertigated today. Tougher Turn W ASHINGTON ( U I ’ I) — U. S. authorities said today Russia's internal and foreign policies may well (urn tough­ er after the furthcoming Moscow session of the Com­ munist parly Central Corn notice. Deterrent Asked WASHINGTON (U l’ l ) Rep, James G. Fulton, <ItPa.), said today tint Hi* United Slates should pul * series of nuclear-loaded sate­ llites in orbit around the earth to act as a deterrent to war. Bodyguard Duty MONTHEAUX. Switzerland (U P D — Evangelist H i l l y Graham today stood "body­ guard duty" for hit 17-yearold daughter Virginia to keep her from being bothered hy Hie press ami public m the last few hours before ber wedding. Stocks Up NEW YO RK ( U l'l >—Slocks opened irregularly higher to­ day mi moderately active trading. H erald Index 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 FBI., M A Y 3, 1903 SANFORD, FLO R ID A P A C E 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 rnnrrmrd the stair's Rnanrlal mrs*. WASHINGTON (U P It — Administration force* began today to line up votes need­ ed to raise the ceiling on * • • the nalional debt to a re­ The Senate went into execu­ cord $30!) billion. tive srssion today in an effort discuss tlie financial dilem­ N ot A Candidate? tn ma including $50 million in WASHINGTON (U P D — teacher pay raises and Hie Michigan Gov. George Rom­ $43 million on state school ney insists he is not a can­ funds. didate for the IUGI Republi­ T h e senators considered can presidential no munition, only salary hikes Thursday. but he is careful not to In­ They are but a small pari of sist too hard. the 20 spending bills proposed hy Ihe appropriation! com­ Ripped Open mit. BURDEN, Kan. (U PD — Tlie total spending proposed LE O PO LD VILLE . The Con­ go (U P D — Congolese sold­ iers and gendarmes today pu. down a abort-lived mu­ tiny by 2,000 Leopoldville policemen who were de­ the manding more pay. SHS Grid Star Gets Magazine 'Honors' I wonder wlial that sign In the Woodruff building "100 J. U. (Johnny» Phillip*. vet­ percent corner" means? eran renter of the Seminole • * • Little Red School will gel some much needed aid thanks to a special "Merry-GoAround" coming up later in the month More on thi* later- i... BRIEFS Say, the jail will lie com* pleli-ly paid (or in IlnIS . . . Is a courthouse next? 0 United P ro ** Leased Wire 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 Work Rules W ASHINGTON (UIM ) — A federal juilite had (mimed the tUriko-liotiml Florida Kuat Coitet Railway to withdraw recently promised work m ien Iwcuuhc 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 P I) — 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. I f 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 o f the 200 unions involved In the nnli -uni dispute would break o ff 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 A l­ 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 o f 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 o f 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 o f 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 o f the Parle* er; Harold Unger, chaplain; wood Plata Cinema, which Susie llalhark, 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 RemlnoU be Linda Staplrr as secre­ Parkwowd Pinza. tary; Kathy Cammack ns Plata, Just south o f 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 lower aIt 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. TownTurn$DownChurchRequest 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 H m- 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 � 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, April 25, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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PARK) MELLONVILLE AVE. JUST OFF CELERY Performed 10(1 feel above ground, thi* deal It defying act him wnn acclaim "under the big top" thrnuglHiut the United S tates and many foreign countries and appeared on nation* wide TV programs, 2 SH O W S DAILY 4:00 P.M. & 8:00 P.M. 3 BIG DAYS m i n t s . - Fiti EACH N IG H T APRIL 24-25-26 TO THE FIRST 50 ADU LT LADIES Hcginning A t 7:00 P.M SPONHOItKD nv — Sanford Atlantic National Bank PLAYING N IG H TLY 125 NEW CARS ON DISPLAY 7:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. J k c J su n p o A WED. NIG H T Chcvrnleta, Oldsmoiiilrs, Cadillnr*, Cnrvnirn; Fords, I'nl Sh JAc cons, Tit under liirds, Kuril T rucks; Mercury*, Comets, THURS. N IG H T Mncolns; I’ontlacH, Hoicks, Ramldera; Dodges, Chry slcrs, Renault*; l*ly inuiitIt and Valiants, J h & • SPOUTS CARS • COMPACTS CONVKHTIIII.KS • HAUDTOPS tR o x J u n f io a d h w u w iA FRI. N IG H T • LUXURY CARS SPONSORED BY Sanford Automobile Dealers ASSOCIATION Selling hot bur-b-que sandwiches, hot dogs and cold drinks. \TT ‘W W W i M i W , . - - ~~ rJ ^ ' ■ •f i . ] �(E h v J5>mtfnrfr W EATHER: F a ir through Thursday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-65. VOL. 53 By Larry Vrrshel 1 m utt he teeing thing* . . Th*t couldn't be the Woodruff Building they were painting this morning. • « • Memo to the Bar Attn. Why not have the dedication of the Fred Wilton 1j w Lib­ rary to honor Law Day next week . . . Tuth for that legislation this week. * • • I know it mutt be a m ir­ age that Just couldn't be a fresh coat of paint at Park at F irit St. * • • Some rainy day thoic peo­ ple in Ravenna Park will m itt that proposed shopping center, • • • This itire it a heck of a time to leave town . . . I mean with a froth coat of paint on the Woodruff Build­ ing and all. • • • There will be no parking along Firit St. Saturday morning between 8 a. m. and 10:15 . . . That it from Park to Sanford Avc. Alto no parking during the aame hours on Park from First to Seminole Blvd. and on the boulevard from Park to the Civic Center. • • • An elderly man fainted In front of RoumtUat's this morning when he aaw the painters arrive by the Wood­ ruff Building. * • a There will be extra police and firemen on duty Satur­ day . . . Sot to mention Refuse crews. • • • A newspaper man had a near stroke this morning on First and Park. It took two police officers, three attor­ neys, a barber, a prominent Insurance man, a bank pres­ ident. used car salesman and a utility company executive to revive him . . . A rail road matt showed up* but it wat too late. • • a What’a this about the Washington powers • that - be withdrawing approval of Uie the charter for a bank In DeBary that they issued? , . Dead duck, it says here. • • • Are they thinking of paint­ ing the Palma Hotel? No, two shocks in one day would be too murh. • • • Aa you enter Penncy’a •tore—as so many of youall do—tlop not only to look at the fine merchandise In the windows, but on each side of the door read the act of tlie legislature that In 1013 created Seminole County . . It aulhoritct the fabulous aura of gloo a month to copy the Orange County records that pertained to the area of Seminole . . . "Good money In them days, podnaht" • > • Quarterly safely meeting of employes, their families and friends of the ACL slat­ ed for 7:30 this ctcning at the passenger station asaembly room. An interesting »rogram it promised. 9 ft • Semi-Centennial will get at least 31.500 of free television coverage. • • • Wfcll, the new street bann ft that proclaims to all w)k> pass that Die Semi-Cen­ tennial c e l e b r a t i o n will “ blast o f f here on April 27 la again hanging across West Firit Street . . . And that it an announcement to heed! . . . Be sure you join the Joyous crowd . . . Of tome 40,000! See the Square Dance, Apr. 28, at the Civic Center . . . S p e c t a t o r * Xtee that for tala sign by Delmar. • • (lie DA It ladiet are go­ to have a covered wa­ in the Semi-Centennial ide Saturday morning, they please be anachronand have a CAB not a LE pull It . . . Why? . . i use we'd like to see the iilar ladies toward the )NT of the line of march . Vo way back there on tall end . . . A n d -as in , parade*—that’s where mule MUST—and we do a MUST BEI 1 ! United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., APRIL 24. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA 1,000 Acres Offered For University Here Offer of l.ooo acres gratu aa a site for the proposed under graduate university for tbit area wat announced at a joint session of the County Commission and the Cham­ ber of Commerce long range committee on education Tues­ day afternoon. Gen. J. C. Hutchison an­ nounced that Charles Lee. Oviedo rancher and citrus grower, has offered onc-hatf of a 2.000 acre plot—either the west half or the east half —situated east of Oviedo north of SR 419, west of S13 and south of Econlockhatchcc Crick. Tlic Joint session was call­ ed by Douglas Stenstrom, committee chairman, for the purpose of requesting the Commission to further join In the efforts to have the new state university located in Seminole County. Stenstrom pointed out a fund of 35,000 was raised— 32,500 by the county, 31,500 by the city and 31,000 by the Chamber—to finance a feasibility study to deter­ mine that the school shall be placed here. This study Is to be presented May 6. Chamber Tuesday asked for and the county agreed to employ an engineer to make a study of proposed sites in the county, such as Lee's offer. Stenstrom pointed out the stale Is interested only in sites of 1,000 or more acres. He added though, that a series of parcels comprising in all 1,000 acres could he offered, either for free or for sale. These site offer­ ings must be submitted by May 1. COunty Attorney Harold Johnson was directed to draft a legislative bill calling for a referendum whether the 'Hard' Cuba Drive Urged WASHINGTON (UFI) nep. Paul G. Rogers. (DFla ), called on the United States Tuesday to begin “ an Intensified, hsrddriving pro­ gram to topple Communist Cuba.” The Florida congressman said the U. S. need no long­ er base Its Cuban policies on “fear of Jeopardizing the safety" of Americans impri­ soned on tlw Communist is­ land. voters desire to added ad valorem taxes to repay any bond Issue for purchase of the site for presentation Ui the slate. County Engineer William Bush was requested to con­ tact a number of engineers who may be interested in accepting the project and to report back to the Commis­ sion In special session. Stenstrom expressed op­ timism and amaaement, in ★ ★ ★ recounting progress to date, that legislators of the seven counties involved “have avoided a fight among them­ selves, possibly killing the school Issue, by banding to­ gether.'' He laid that the seven legislative delegations. Instead of each presenting a bill to have the school plac­ ed In their respective coun­ ties, are supporting a joint bill to have the university placed In the Daytona-Orlan- ★ ★ ★ Road Jobs Finished' Repair* totaling 322.808 have been completed to coun­ ty roads aa the result of the December , freeze damage, Road Supt. J. C. Lavender reported to the County Com­ mission Tuesday afternoon. He said 11 miles of road­ way were repaired at a cost of 319,912 for materials and 32.804 for labor. Lavender also reported that work will be commenced in four to six weeks for the improvement of Bear Lake Road, which has been in the planning for two years. Commission in other ac­ tion Tuesday afternoon: Voted 3-2 to name John Fitzpatrick and John Alex­ ander as a committee to name an appraiser of pro­ perty for the 25th Street four-line expansion between French and MellonvlUa Ave­ nues. Approved Alexander's se­ lection of a registered nurse for the county home. Approved a trip by FitzJ’ Patrick and County Attorney llaruld Johnson to Tallahas­ see to check with the local legislative delegation on local hills. Tabled discussion on a traffic signal at Highway 17-92 and 27th Street. Approved banning of park­ ing on South Sanford Ave­ nue to Onora Hoad: the city concurred on no parking with­ in the city limit*. Postponed consideration of a county road program until an inspection of the high­ ways on May 8. Approved a State Hoad Department center line sur­ vey of SR 436 between High­ way J7-B2 and 1-4. Approved a speed limit of 35 miles per hour on South Lake Howell Road. Approved a 3G00 appropria­ tion to match Casselberry In the improvement of Concord Road. Alexander objected, pointing out the county was setting up a policy for im­ proving other “checkerboard'' roads; ttyat is, highways through towns but not part of the Incorporations. Merchants Vote Wed. Opening Sanford downtown m e r chants have voted a l m o s t unanimously to stay open on Wednesday afternoons Uils summer. At a meeting held Tuesday proa and cons of tha Wednes­ day closing were discussed with the final vote and poll showing about DU p e r c e n t of those present In favor of keeping r e g u l a r h o u r s throughout the year, instead of taking off Wcdnrsduy af­ ternoon* aa has been the cus­ tom of the past. Chairman Glenn McCall was given permission to use tha Merchunta Assn, monies for advertising the fact that the stores will not close, and will Im open for the convenience of customers. Individual merchants were urged to advertise tliuir de­ cision so that their customer* would know that their serv­ ices will U- available. r u NO. 697 r n i . . . BRIEFS FBI Probe do Cape Canaveral area. He also said that a bill has been introduced in the Legislature providing 3509,000 for the employment of a president, selection of a site and “ to get this thing off Use ground." He pointed out tire Board of Control and Cabinet will select the site. He exprr*«rd optimism all “ (rill be in readiness for the 1905 Legislature" to approve final plans for the university. John Kridcr, Chamber man­ ager, quoted a Board of Con­ trol official that the univer­ sity will have an enrollment of 25,000 students in 10 years, in a 3100 million plant. All were agreed It Is the biggest undertaking ever pro­ moted in Sendnol* County. County To Get Tax Benefits TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — I f it's any consolation to smokers who are likely to he paying more for their habit hy tha and of tha 1003 Legisla­ ture, a Senate committee it doing all it can to keep their tax money close to home. Whether it succeeds Is a m atter of how far the le g is­ lature is willing to go in sibl­ ing taxes in other places. The Finance and Taxation Committee voted Tuesday to give 318 million of an antici­ pated 341 million in proposed new cigarette taxes to the countlce Instead of the state. But, a t tha urging of Sen. John Mathews of Jacksonville, tha committee withheld final action on the hill to see whether the state ran afford giving up the muney. Thera la a gap of about 3'.’(KI million now between anticipated revenue and proposed spending In tha coming two-year financial period and the e l g a r e t t e money may have to go to the state to help close the gup. ST. AUGUSTINE (UP!) — The FBI ha* been cal Ini in to Investigate a fifth apparent attempt to sabotage the trou­ bled Florida East Coast Rail­ way. Bill Killed TALLAHASSEE (Ul’ll — Hie House Roads Committee unanimously killed today a bill lu limit advertising bill­ boards on Fiords'* interstate highways. In Coni a GAINESVILLE (UIM) — Pinellas County Itcp. David Anderson, in a coma since a wreck Friday, has failed to respond tn treatment, accord­ ing to doctors. Okay Plan WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Senate Appropriations Committee today was expect­ ed to approve e plan for re­ writing the Philippine War Claims Act to bur big fees for Washington lobbyists. Seeks Order AOMAN, Jordan (UPI) — King Hussein struggled to maintain order today in tha face of repeated demonstra­ tion* by hundred* of pro-Nas­ ser students defying heavily armed government troops. Gridder Dies ATLANTA (UPII — John­ ny Butler, a hackfield star at the University of Tennessee whose legendary running sup­ posed coined the nams "scathack," died Tuesday in an At­ lanta hospital. Hopeful Meet MOSCOW (UPI) — The U. S. and British ambassadors met today with Premier Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev In talks believed alined at achieving a breakthrough In the stalled nuclear test ban negotiations at Geneva, Smash Ring BUENOS AIRES (LTD — Argentine authorities announ­ ced Tuesday night they had smaslied a Communist spy ring and arrested several per­ sons, including a representa­ tive of a Czech automobile company. Police Hunt Vote Okayed Escaped Prisoner TALLAHASSEE (UPI) l'olice today are scutching the area for a city prisoner who escaped from a work gang Tuesday. Tha prisoner was identified ns James McDaniel serving time hero for driving while intoxicated and failure to have vehicle under control. — Volusia, Palm Beach, Putnam, Bay and .Martin counties would lie allowed to vote to have their school superintend­ ents appointed rather than i-lrctrd under a measure ap­ proved by the Senate Consti­ tutional Amendments Commit­ tee. Aerialists Here For Auto Show 'We Fly Through The Air 11) Jud) Turner One hundred fret in the air the bright white polra swayed na Fred Bergen, one of the Flying Silver Condors, the group who is putting on aerial demonstration* during the au­ to show at Sanford Mrmuiial Stadium, climbed Die last few Mejia to put on the top plat­ form. Down on the ground, his FRED BERGEN •Up In Cloud** wife Betty, aiked if thu was ever scared up there, said. “No. If 1 were, I couldn't du it." Bergen lived in u town in Germany alaiut 29 miles from where the famuus Walindei, one of whom wet killed in a similar act last week, lived. Mra. Bergen mentioned the incident casually, as though the death was an occuimtlonal hazard such as those faced hy airplane piluta or bus drivers. The Bergen* and Boh 5Urro. the third member of the group were setting up their equip­ ment, a Job that takes them three to four hours. “ Wa put ujr all our own own equipment," bits. Bergen said. "A fter all, it's our lives." Befora earh performance, Bergen checks Ilia wires and pules, making aura they are In perfect condition. The Flying 8tlver Condors have been In every country ex­ cept Japan with their act. They prefer not to affiliate with any one circus it group, but to work alone nr in a group that suit* them at Uie Ume. Both the Bergen's parents were In tha circus. Mrs. Ber­ gen met her husband while • • I running rarrs," a h * ■ a I d. “Just so he gets his educa­ tion. If he should (all while h* g le p u le . Bergen designed the appar­ la young, befora he finished atus on which they perform. his studies, there Isn’t much A single heavy pole ascend* he can do. But if he has Ills approximately f>5 fret, when education and later hurts himIt fork*. At about bn feet In self, he’ll have some other way height, two vertical pole* 4<l to earn his living," The Flying Silver Comdors feet in length are attached. A platform on eurh side ami a will pul on two acta daily, at eoiiiiecling bar aic at the 99 4 p. m. and H p. ni. during tho three day auto show. foot point. Acts in which balancing Is the entire feature are the must dangerous, said Mr*. Bergen. Biding Uie bicycle and hand stands are tricky tasks and as Mrs. Bergen said, “ Your mind run’t be In another country.** ♦ Other acta In which the per­ former la holding oil to some­ The “Blue Angrls" and thing ate not so dangerous. the “Chuting Btara“ will Even so, tha group works appear 1* person between without a net of any kind. 8:30 and 3:30 p. M. Friday The Condors winter in Pa- at the Hanford Automobile latka where Uie Bergen's 16- Show at tha Municipal Bledyear-old son attends school. lam. They try not to begin thair Narrators w i l l espials summer tuura until school la the precision flying and out aiul he ran join them. parachuting by Ihrae two Mre. Bergen said their sou Nary teams aa (hey will can do many of the tricks, al­ perform Haturday morning though they du not Ilk* him to nt the Nam l Air Button. go all tha way up. A fu r that, lb* members af “I don't car* U ha wants to both teams will meet with do this, or U> earn hi* money and talk to the public. ■lie w h s d o fn g a n e le p h a n t a c t and he w aa working on a s in ­ 'Angels,' 'Stars' To Visit Show Teacher Salary Bill Boosted TALLAHASSEE ( I T I ) — The Senate Appropriation* Committea today added 350 million la teacher pay raises to Ha billion-dollar budget for tha coming biennium. The raises would provide 3(00 across-the-board raiaei for state public school teach­ ers, 3190 extra for those on continuing contract, and 350 more for those with 10 year* leaching experience in Flor­ ida. The committee also lacked 35.5 million to Die 3l.M5.65fl,991 bill for a Sunland train­ ing center for mentally re­ tarded children in Dade County. The new appropriation* will be submitted aa separate committee amendment* when the appropriations bill la brought to the floor for dis­ cussion and possible vole Thursday. The pay raise amendment, which iolals 350.264.000, cuts some tide benefits and pro­ gressive salary raises for teachers with more exper­ ience from the Florida Edu­ cation Association’* 388 mil­ lion request for the bien­ nium. The amendment, offer­ ed by Sea. Ed Price, Braden­ ton, passed live committee by a 9-4 vole. Sen. W. C. Herrell, Miami Springs, pleaded with the committee to add the “ full 35.5 million for construction of (he hospital" for mentally retarded children “ with my heart In my hand." “ I have never asked a great deal for Dade County In my many years tn the Legislature," he said, “ but this is one of the greatest needs in lb* state." Mott of the senators on the cammltle* stood to bsck Herrell and tha amendment, offered by Sen. Ed Fraser, McClcnny, passed unanimous­ ly. The appropriations bill al­ ready tu i 3350.9UQ written, in­ to It for planning of tn* hospital, Tho committee also passed an amendment calling for a 359,090 psychotic teaching unit with 25 bed* at Uie Uni- New Parade . Route Set Saturday A new parade route will be followed for tha Krml* Centennial Parade, Satur­ day, one that has not been used before, Chairman Clyd* Long announced today. The County's 80lh Birth­ day parade will begin at the usual spot—First 81. and i-ifford Ai*-, proceed weal on First 8 t to Park Are., him north on Park toward lha lakrfronl, and turn Hack east at H em I n o l o Bird, (lakrfronl) ending ap bark at the Mayfair Hotel. foing emphasised t h a t 1 Ihla different routing ia dasigned lo keep tha center of the day's srllrille* in Fort Mellon Park and also to amid clogging traffic lane* aa parade watchers head for tha N atal Air Elation Open House, and tha aerial show by Ihe Blue Angela and-thd Chuling' H u rt, after tha parade. Circuit Court Rules Mistrial Norman Kinbrough, charg­ ed with cutting and carrying away Umber belonging lo an­ other, waa found not guilty due lo a m litrial tn Circuit Court Tuesday. Judge Vasaar Carlton con­ tinued other case* of ordered pre-sentence investigation*, Bill Amended verstty of Florida. The u n it, scheduled today to try and would be u*ed to tcaeh per-1 work out a compromise over sonnet who work with p*y- , tlw full committee'* refusal chotic children. j to go any higher than $20 Meanwhile, a IIoum Appro- million lor teacher pay priatiom subcommittee was | raises. ROUKUT PUTM AN, Ocala, in lifted onto a Btrctcher a fte r n two-truck collision n t 10:15 p.m. Tucadny on Highway -16, cunt of Lake JenB lip Hririgo. Trooper J, L. Sikca reported P ittman'll 10-wheel dump truck, loaded w ith 20 tons of limestone, threw the front left wheel, causing it to veer into a truck driven by Jnmca Jones Burley, Grovelund. Barley pulled P ittm an from hla overturned truck. Pittm an, with a broken leg, was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital but, attaches mtitl, waa released th is morning. ( Ilcn d d Photo) Pipeline Completion Within Next 90 Days Entire project of Installing the jet fuel pipeline from Lake Monro* lu Sanford. 'Na­ val Air Station will b* com­ pleted within the next 60 90 days, it wai announced today by Gerald Rauch, president of the Sanford Pipeline Com­ pany. Purchase hat been com­ pleted of Die station site, Bauch reported, and the pipe has been (hipped from Hous­ ton, Texas, to tha coating and wrapping yard at Atlanta, Ga. “ On Uie basis of till* prescut •chi-duli’," Rauch laid, "we ihuutd start con* true lion of tlw pipeline very shortly." Three Are Hurt In Motor Mishap TTirre prrioni were Injured, none believed icriouily, in a car-truck collliion at noon today at Sanford Avenue and Onora Hoad. All were taken lo Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital for treatment. A light telephone truck driven hy Joseph Stewart, It. 11. 1, Maitland, was turned on Its tup In tho collision. A new model sport* car, oc­ cupied hy Bernard and Carol Buckingham, had it* front end imaalied. Buckingham wa* identified hy Ihe hoipital a * being with the Navy. HEAVY Geneva Okays Wait-And-See Phone Policy Geneva citizens Tuesday night voted to adopt a "wall and see" policy concerning tha petition of complaint re­ cently filed with the Publia Utilities Cumniiaaion against existing service* in thn area ■upplied by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Cot Although the petition car­ ried 103 aignnturr* only 16 persons attended Tuesday night’s meeting of the Gen­ eva Citizens Assn, where re­ ports wera given on the area telephone service survey re­ cently made by an indepen­ dent technician. Wtlklna I.lnhart, PUC rep­ resentative who haa been as­ signed to mnka an Investiga­ tion of complaint* registered, u iu scheduled to meet this morning with leading citizens and civic leaders of lha area. HOTEL TY PE HOLLYWOOD • Guaranteed For 5 Yrs. • Twin Or Full Slut TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A subcommittee of tha Sen­ ate Huaila Committee repurled today that Uia bill to abolish tha state turnpike authority has been amended to delay lu effects until Jan. I, I960. REG. $59.00 Herald Index 2nd & Magnolia Bridge ..... ..... Page 8-A C lassified ___ Pag* 8-A Cumin Page 2-A Dear Abby Page 2-A Editorial Page I-A Entertainment Page 2-A P u z z le ___ __ , -Fag* 2-A Society - Pag* 10 SporU __„ . Pag* • t DUTY He added that work on tha tank alto should begin In tha next 10. days tn two weeks. “We are desirous to com* plcte this entire installation ai soon aa possible," Rauch concluded, “and you can rost aiaured we will do everything possible to hold to t| not ex­ ceed this schedule." THIS WEEK ONLY FA 2-6321 •tv T< b l D o m e c �SAVf 100 E X T R A LYNNE MILLER, president, left and Judy Jonea, secretary, of th e Lonjrwood F irst Baptist Intermediate GA'a are shown with display of Chinese food and articles prepared for thu group's study on Chinese>American customs. The girls, under supervision of Mrs, Carl Lommier, director and Mrs. Arline A ustin, counselor, are studying how best the Chinese can be helped both spiritually and physically. (Heratd Photo) TOT VALUE STAMPS W IT H THIS COUPON A T YOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY W IN N - D IX II Good Th ru Aptil 2 8 t h Limit One Coupon To Adult W ith A 1 5 . 0 0 of More Food Ofd*r. MORTON HEAT AND SERVE Fancy C O R N When Winn-Dixie corn is picked its immediately sub­ merged in refrigerated ice water right in the field. Keeping corn cool keeps it sweet. Winn-Dixie literally showers the corn with ice and rushes it to your store. U. S. NUMBER I RED BLISS Morton Frozen Apple, Cherry, Peach, Coconut FRUIT Potatoes 5 FRESH, CRISP LARGE STALKS FLOF PRIZEWINNERS in an Euator Bonnet Contest held by Bear Lake Brownla Troop 883 were, fro n t from left, Debra G urr and Karen Hiizelbnkor and, buck, I’uuln Johnson, Joyce Boles mid Paula Smith, lla ta wero made from paper plates and wore judged a fte r the Brownies enjoyed an E a ste r Egg Hunt. b (Herald Photo) Celery 2 STANDARD Tom atoes.. Potatoes... B e a n s ..... Beans N avy Beans B e a n s ..... Pinto Beans Pork * Beans Spaghetti Blackeyes.. STALKS SHOWBOAT WHOLE WHITE M m m a tL BUSH S BEST BUTTER lAVE to# EACH . . t l 2 -o».) LUNCHEON MEAT A rm o u r Treet < Beer or A le 12 BUSH'S BEST GREAT NORTHERN e e e e e ' SAVE 10# . . FISCHER'S (NO DEPOSIT BOTTLES) BUSH S BEST 12-os. SAVE 4# EACH , . THRIFTY MAID YELLOW Sanford Moose Lodge Gov­ ernor OLU HJoMom announc­ ed thla week Uiat official ap­ proval t>* been received from Mooiebeart on the char­ te r for a local chapter of lb« Women of the Moot*. Officer*.of the new chapter will be appointed by Uie lodge which alao will aet an Instituting Dale. Application for Uie charter wai received in December of last year ami wai filed last month with a total of (2 signatures. Annual dues of $T must he paid by each member by the lime enroll­ ment la act and the Chapter la Instituted. Interest In eitabllablng a local chupier uf the Women of tho Moose began some month* ago when a doien or so women formed their own organisation In aatlat with fund raising projects of Uie lodge and to take over u* a refreshment committee for various dance*, picnics and other recreational events. Since that lime Uie wo­ men’* group hut received many new members. Several rximmagu and bake aalea have been successfully con­ ducted and Uie women also Cling Peaches 4 P-G D rin k ...4 have been responsible for 2 * CANS carrying out various lodge projects for children of the area on special holiday oc­ SAVE 4# EACH . . THRIFTY MAID PINEAPPLE-GR/ casion*. 46-ox. CANS Any w-oman of tho area who la qualified anil who SAVI . . THRIFTY MAID 3 w. ALASKA f LARGE wlshce to Join the Women of Ihe Moose is asked to at­ tend the next meeting of the group. Meetings are held in SAVE . . BLUE BAY LIGHT MEAT Uie lodge liesdquartera In I.ako Mary at 8 p. in. on Uie first and third Mondays of each month. BUSH’S BUT KIDNEY ASTOR FRESH FROZEN SPEARS Chunk Tuna 4 Broccoli. . . . 4 Brussel S p ro u ts 4 SAHA LEE FROZEN ASTOR FRESH FROZEN Pound Cake . . Cauliflow er 4 MORTON FROZEN ASTOR REGULAR of CRINKLE CUT FRENCH FRIEI Donuts . . . . "" P o t a to e s . . 4 Sweet P e as 6 HOLLERS SANFORD DEEP D tfcr SOUTH lu t IN V A L U E 1st IN DEALS I "SAYONNAI** M ayonnaises Juit tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for home im­ provements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses I Phone tor prompt, courteous service. . I T3?rr3& ^ i. 2. J.1. . - — •i . . . v rrr xi * SPECIAL YOUR CHOICE BLUE or WHITE ARROW VACUUM PACKED Detergent A stor Coffee MAXWELL HOUSE . . Save 18# SAVE 2* EACH NAXWEU house C o It c t* lH A DO 88 It Uhu I, Fayoialt liio o 4 12 DO 24 00 00 52 00 *«•'< F AMI L Y 12B South ParkAva. e e ' BUSH’S BEST PEAS THRIFTY MAID APPLE tonutbuti* WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE £>F Piva C x m r n u , FA 2-4612 30 0CAN SHOWBOAT OLDSMOWLE CADILLAC SPECIAL 300 CAN SHOWBOAT ASTOR FRESH FROZEN DEEP SOUTH PEANUT Ju K itreeo BUSH'S BEST M ix o m or M a tc h F*m $9 Fro Tip Yiln Stops JN Frit Tm Vi Ih Stops Tip Vahu Stops WITH THIS COL I WITH THIS COLTON ANO PURCHASE Of Oh * 1-La. J4 * DW eOUTH WITH THIS COLTON ANO PURCHASE OF Tae 1 0 , 1 Betti** ■OUPON ANO PURCHASE Of Strawhirri Frturvat Thrifty MaM Oatsap j 1H Anne uau V a ui lt ki I f f l • v w l •1XRU AT ANT WINM-PIXII Hultkt tally Aid* ( e o o e Twau e n il m in AT ANY WINM-PIXII 25 Extra Stamps With PurehiM •f An* Palmetto Forms Salads �. I’ u a Rotary, Scouts Much Alike Exec Says \ SPECIAL-. / X Sunnyland Ga. or Fla. Gr. “A” \ \ \ iS FRYERS < Fresh • • Dressed & Drawn Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 2Bih Whole W E IG H T 4 i W ATCHERS « EN JO Y \ la v Cal* ii* • Hlfh Prat* In / w d t FRYERS Delicious - satisfying, yet far from fattening. An average serving at chic­ ken contains only Vi to Vi as many calorics as many popular meats yet plenty of needed protein. If you put your family first you can depend on Winn-Dixie. Duality is never sacrificed for price, yet you get more value for your dollar because WinnDixie experts are constantly on the look-out for good buys and w e pass the savings on to you. V Limit 3 with food order. Reg. 59* SUBER'S BACON N O T H IN G S H O R T of A G IN G Brings You Such T E N D E R N E S S & M E A T Y Sliced Dry Cured No other beef could be so . . Naturally Tender FULL CUT BONELESS HOUND Winn-Dixie expert meat buyers select only the top grades of U. S Government graded beef. This beef is placed In temperature controlled coolers and aged to the vory peak of tender, flavor­ ful goodness by nature's own process while still fresh. No other beef so fresh could be so naturally tender. No artificial tenderizers needed W-D Brand B eef. . for those who value superb quality. LB . SWIFT PREMIUM Can Ham 4 ua" T Flounder . ..« 39/ Sausage . . . •45/ Br'ns'wieger «•39/ Sliced Picnic ««•39/ P o rk R o a st “ 39/ Pork Loins..“49/ Cube Steaks 10«»i. Biscuits .. 6 cans49/ Cheese 2 “»»55/ REGULAR 49* FISH FILLETS REGULAR 49* COPELAND FRESH PORK STEAK EXTRA LEAN Lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF REGULAR 49« COPELAND REGULAR 494 TARNOW (Plus 25 Extra Stompi) W-D Brond Beef is close trim­ med of bone and fat before weighing and packaging. Com­ pare the W-D trim. It's guaran­ teed to give you more lean beef • less fat and bone. FRESH BOSTON BUTTS FRESH WHOLE or HALF G O O D N E SS nEEE PLATE Roast Lb47c Stew >•>19c LAM B SALE LAM B SALE Roast OLEO Limit 2 with food order, please. Allsw eet M a rg a rin e . / L. 2 5 < »- Backs & Necks X .III* ' lV \ 1 1 1 a 85H (FROM ROUP TO n n S S K im OLDSMOMLE CADILLAC JU M BO R O LLS 1st IN VALUI5 1 s t IN DEALS S o v t 10* Ea. ^Tissue I 300 s (D s d u x CAVF SAVE A. 4* EACH LAUNDRY to o S . J rd s u m a* w L W ITH THIS COUPON A N D PURCHASt Of DownyflakeW affles • OOO THUD APftIL MIN Ill AT ANY WINN-QIXII 2414 f m t h A t m m CLEANERS TIREI) OF DOING YOUR OWN LAUNDRY? ■ vUJiM I J.J '■1,1 j,M IjJih)jhhf.i! 150 Free Toy Value Stamps & (JUALITY * SERVICE _______ ■%«*' ECONOMY BRAND SLICED BACON You have three month** leeway in i (turning a dinnci invitation. KLEENEX FACIAL * S SAVE 8< EACH ^ x y s m w u z r T s e z ,; . I OF Towels 3-LB. C A N S A V E 16* £v PENNY BROOKS, tho daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. \V. .1. 1trunks of HJi) (insulin Drive, is an entry in the "Miss Seminole County" con­ test. Situ styles and makes her own clothes and likes to watch foot­ ball and h a s e h a l l games. M i s s Hrooks would like to become n hair stylist a fte r grad­ ii a t i o n from high sciiool. HOLLERS , ..., KLEENEX PAPER ASTOR .Pears 4^*1.y , CHICKEN 19 SPECIAL THRIFTY MAID Halves Bartlett D IN N ERS ii j Mrs. Gladys d. Stewart, 55, a resident of Lake Mary fur 21 years, died at 2:40 p. m. Tuesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Horn Aug. 15, 1007, in San­ ford, »he was a member of the Church of the Nazarenc, Itoyal \eigiilxirs of America am, VFW Auxiliary. Surviving arc her husband, Glen Stewart; three children, Mrs. France* Hucklow, San­ ford; Mr*. Harriet Mixon, Lake Mary, ami Charles Child*, Orlando; Id grand­ children; two sisters, Mrs. Miirguercte Hendrick*, Lake Mary, and Mr*. Corn-no Campbell, St. Petersburg, nnd a brother, Joseph R. Wells, Lake Mary. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. W. L. Hnlrumlie and Rev. Ralph Taylor at 3:30 p nt. Friday at the Ilrisvon Funeral Home. Hurial will be in Oaklown Memorial dark. SANFORD ? * ]Q < SALISBURY hsi POLY-UNSATURATED SWANSON J COURSE MEATI yf%T" ii Shortening SUNNVLAND GA. or FLA. GR. “ A" CHICKEN Ll>. , »-*(*■ SPECIAL t ... Breast .............................. ; TURKIT Ground Lb. .v t-.T IB. iu MEATY LEAN LAMB Chops • Lb. 39 Lb. LAMB SHOULDER 10 • LAM B SALE LEAN AND FRESH LA Mil I.AM1I SIIOUI.UKII Yellow Solids Elgin Wonderful melted on ■teaming hot r a n of fresh Florida com. • LAMB SALE , SUPERBRAND COTTAGE (Plus 25 Extre Stomp*) JEA N N E SUE SEARS, entry in t lie "Miss Seminole County" con­ test, plums to Itogin college next yettr ns Ilia first step toward liecoining a fashion de­ signer. Her hobbies tiro art ami knitting and she also sews and twirls a baton. Misti Sears' parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Sears nf Casselberry. Gladys Stewart Dies Tuesday CHOPPED. SHAPED (Plu* 25 Extra Stomp*! CRACKIN' GOOD SWEET or BUTTERMILK Winter Garden'* Hnrrv Smith, prominent executive In the Central Fluridn (toy Scout organization and p»*t District Governor of Rotary told the local Rotary Club a: tln-ir meeting Monday at the Civic Center that there vvn* much in ! common in the precept* of the J Hoy Scout* and of Rotary, ) l.ove of God nnd of country are haair teaching* that xerve a* the foundation of relation* with other* who make up the reapcctive organisation*. Truly Loth in Roy Seoul* ami in Rotary each member mu*t learn to got along with hi* associate*, the speaker stated. In these personal relation­ ship*. the goal* of bring help­ ful to otherr, of service to the community, of upholding high standard* of ethics the two groups' teachings are similar. Smith emphasized that Rotarian* ns ndults who should he, and are held in high re­ gard in their city fill tlu- add­ ed responsibility of (s ing mod­ els of conduct for these young­ er citizen*. Rotary, as well a* Scouting, furnishes informa- ) tlon and inspiration, hut these mean nothing until they are translated into action by each individual member. "When a man gets Into Ro­ tary he profits immediately— by association with other busi­ ness men, by subscribing to high ideal* of personal nnd ethical conduct. Hut when Ro­ tary gets into the man, the whole community p r o f i t » through this Individual's •service above self* ideals," saitl Smith. Gordon Iti at Iley reminded the dull of llieir responsibility in the Semi-Centennial cele­ bration as they ate to serve the free cold drinks, potato chips and Ice cream. I'rosidont-olect Hill Hemp­ hill announced that next week I’aul Stine, past district Gov­ ernor would talk on the Rotary l-'oundation, student ussistaiieu program for international good will. 3 CHUCK 4 * 501 Lei U h T ake ALL The Work Out Or W ash Day With Our Personalized lutuntlry Service Leave Your Wash W ith I s Tend To Your O ther Business Anti It Will He Ready. When You R eturn. Opposite Goodyear W. 1st %: A* �Sift D eafer! em m m hi M W a.e Rfmttt Pege 4 — April 24, 1063 S O U T H E R N HOSPITALITY ffillfc / % frozen foods Minute Maid's Tatty New Orange Delight .. 5 V.V. 89c Merten’i Quick frett* Honey Buns ....... 29c Hauerd Jthmtn'i Cam Toastees ........... ,0i,*V29c Ramin Bund Tatty Frti.n Pizzarettes .......... '/kT' 59c With Almendtl Indi fya French Beans............ 33c S.utMand'i Fretan lycckltd Butter Beans........ ,Bf'49c Cart an'• Quick Fietaa Haddock F ille t__ Jit 49c I SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED tl TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! a i 8 9 * Sirloin Steak T-Bone Steak a a a a lb 89* Round Steak • a lb- 89* I Club S t e a k ............. <b.8 9 ‘ a Chuck S te a k ............. * 5 9 e a i Ground B e e f ......... * 49* . . . . i b. fl ( b o n tl e n ) r dairy specials Flaiichmann'i Cam-Oil Margarine.......... 37c Kralt's Tecty Chaata Spread Cheez-Whiz ............. 39c CANDI C O N 1> E I t , daughter of Cdr. and Mrs. T. S. Condor of 108 Shirley Ave. in an ­ other en tran t in the "AIIhh Seminole Coun­ ty " content. She Ih a j u n i o r a t Seminole High and a fte r gradu­ ation plana to attend two yearn of collego bofore becoming an air­ line Htcwurdenn. Her apeclal talentn arc dra­ m atic reading and sing­ ing. Coffee Club 4 To Be Guest 4 Af Navy Station Member* of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will be guests of the Navy a t a coffee to be bald a t 0:80 a m. Friday at tha recreation area on Lake Golden a t tha Naval Air Sta­ tion. 71m meeting te being held at the air baie to give mem­ bers an opportunity to meet tha Chutlng Stars and Jllue Angela iky diving ami preclaiun flying trarn* who are scheduled to take part in an exhibition in conjunction with the Semi-Centennial celebra­ tion thl* weekend. Coffee Clubbers are a*krd to note tiro change of time ai to tha dato and hour for this meeting. No reienratlone are needed hut members are urged to be at the area promptly a t 0:30. Filhkury Baklnt-P.wdir Biscuits ............ Estes Hits Segregation MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) Texas financier Billie Sol Kslci Sunday denounced se­ gregation a t un christian and un-American. Cheese ..............”7 ’ 49c i Dilicieui Miner 2-lb. die JJc Cottage Cheese ... Vi* 29c Breakfast Club Grad* " A " Florida Large Eggs 2 d"- 8 9 c Armour's Star Tasty Swift's Premium Froth □ Silted Bacon . . . "> ■ 49c Frssh Boston BuH I I I a Tarnow's Cooked or Baked □ Pork B oast. . . . r 39c p k g s. Swiff's Premium Sliced Tatty Small Florida □ Pink Shrimp . . ir; 49c lIMlj- Delightful F.F.V. Lemon Thins ,0£ “ 39* Sunshlne'i Famous Hl-He Crackers..... 29* W AW BO G" Areen S tam p s 4te aaayaa ad yunbaa* ak Kemtee's Oraaye Bead (ask'd I m s p _ lb. 69* (taatraa t a t - A»rO t t , I MM MMMMMSMii 5 0 W % T. V W 6 0 | § JW G^AAl.M^eeMdeu^Mteh reen S ta m p e<=>| d !«=> Treater* Isle Faailly-Fack It'd Ibrkap o t e . 11'4-lb. hag $1.29 -<=> I B a 59c per Ib. | Pff, _ 15 Vi -a«. bIm 19a liU aarll St. IM JM O raan Stam ps! wta Alt MayMl ' $1 WOODBURY SHAMPOO lo ts - s i. *Jm 49b n m ra sat.. A*rit ft. I sett mmooooooooooooood WI TH OH M o H | ( Garden-Fresh Florida golden c o r n .......... □ P ole B e a n s ........... b79c F O P dog food .. Libby's Zetfy, Refreshing mas Tomato Juice • P ear H alves • • Pet M ilk .......... 8 W hite B read • . 2 2 Swifft'ning . . . irricTivi THRU m can 25c 19‘ l * |l si; un C«M *101 cam 49e with ihis coupon ond purpose of; $5.00 OR M O RE (limit 1 tau y aa . . . I.m ily y k iM l 0 •tyirM Sat., April 2T, 1961 mmoimotyimoi I 9* 49* Fleer's Famous Dabble* 40-ct. I • bog 25c M cons Breakfast Club Inriched 3-lb. can ISM Jfil G re e n S ta m p s m i N il *301 IOO^eF » f O O SATURDAY APRIL J7 Velvety Bich Evaporated 8 te a tomatoes .. □ Crisp A pples . . . 4 £, 59c • 2 P D F Standard Canned Schoolboy Western Wlnesap 46-os. can 2 ’i T 2 5 « Swift's Red-Meat Ford Label □ Juicy Lem ons.........*■29c Wfcfc Fits Feddls end Bell Set te lei $ r. W h ole Kernel Brinc-Pock golden c o r n .......... California Sun-Kisf Bubble Gum • . 5 AS F O P Whale Kernel #303 LAVORIS MOUTH WASH $S.OO sherbets............... down produce lane F * P Bartlett iOWW.YWJ CUSTOMER Of Swift's Premium Assorted Flavors Swift's Shortening Feature - >kg. □ Wieners........ 3 i2"- S f □ Pork Steaks . . . . z 49c leave* J 6 -° i. Tarnow Makes If Better! URCHASES OK 1st IN VALUE 1st IN DEALS □ Sliced Ham . . . Delicious Frssh Ltan □ Dried Beef 59c per Ib. a INSTANT COFFEE JOl O raan Stam pa m * Ale eaayaa and *ard>iMA CADILLAC □ Sliced Bologna. f O L G E R 'S HOLLERS SANFORD 19c MIm Whceniln Tecty Lenfkera Azalee Barineau Rites Thursday Funeral service* for Mrs. Axalee Ilarincau, who din] Monday, will be conducted by Bev. Fred B. Chance at 10 a. m. Thursday at First Bapt­ ist Church. Burial will lm In Oaklawn .Memorial l’ark. Family rc<|ueiU donation* Ire lent lo the Seminole County Cancer Fund. % 39 WHERE SHOPPING IS A P L E A S U R E ! “SERVING ALTA MONTH BKR1NGB, CABSKLDERRT, KERN PARK. LONG WOOD. MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD- . . . . from HIGHWAY ROAD 4J« 17-92 and STATE �Tti* Bsttfarft Wrralf April 24. l% :t — Pape 5 • t , r >> V START YOUR COLLECTION TODAY • CLIP COUPON BELOW FOR YOUR FREE » ' ’■:? w ^e': **, . -.fV' * • ' . ' "*' (O N NIK tlAHOIi Comfort, tliu duuifhter of Mr. ami Mrs. Harvey II. Com fort J r., is an entry in the “ M ifs Sominole C ounty" con­ test. This blue eyed brunette plans to utteiul KSU whore she will m ajor in nctintf. Husidcs acting she likes i<> bawl and dunce and is a c t i v e in many school clubs. T H E R iV I-O C U P LIFETIME LEAKPROOF SEAL Spring Cold Snap Hits From O s l-T o -C o a s t • K EEPS DRIN KS HOT OR COLD INNER LINER • U N BREA KA BLE • STAINPROOF OUTER JACKET • DISH W ASH ER SAFE It) I’nited I’rr.H lriltrruiliim.il A spring cold snap frosted the nutiim ttulny from roast to • U N H A R M E D BY BOILING OR FR EEZ IN G INSULATION SPACE • 9 OUNCE CAPACITY const. Tornntlo - .pawning s t o r m , battered tin* At lifte rs t Monday swept iicross the ,\tliin tic Const sliilcs to ilu y . Toriimlir \t iritis hit Columbus County, N', C„ dimmiting Sev­ ern I lullin'-, fnrm building* mill buslne-nes. Commimica- • W O N T SW EAT... NO CO ASTERS NEEDED 8 tlin t Cups . . . each a different color Turquoise • Pink • Yellow • Blue • Lime • Lilac • Coral • Orange lio n s Get your free turquoise cup this week, with coupon below! snow ' ' ilisrU|it< '(| m i,I nt were i reunit'd ill I o w ii ninl South lit'iiil, I iii ). Thirty d eg n e weather chill­ ed Chicago, Cleveland, De­ troit. Kansas City, t.ns W ans, Nov.. Mlrmeupulls, Minn.. Outaim, Neh., Portland, Maine, Spokane, Wuah., mnl Wichita, Kan. Hcno, Nev., I,ml a low of 1ft Tueadny and Kly, Nev., shiv, ered ill ft above *ero weather. Craig, Colo., ami l.uuder, Wytt., hail lows of lft degree., Tho mercury .kidded 40 de­ crees in n IJ -hour (wriud Tuesday in St. I.ouia, Mo., hittiui: a low of -II, ami dropping to ;lli today. ACTUAL $ | # VALUE ' M ere least one person tens injured. The storm trilMei ed Hum. ■leratornis mot hit'll wind* which blew ilown power line, in Dillon, S. O. Heavy snow warning* WVMl posted for Mniue. Near or s n b fi.e iin g went he r flipped North Atlnntle states. The upper M i it w e s t wu* blanketed with up to ft inches of m io w Tiie.ituy umt freeniug weather extended ns far south us Kenlmky. Wmi-au, WU., and Cuilillne mn! Lake City, Mleli., hud a 6inch snow euvor. Trace, of ' Study Asked Wa s h i n g t o n a Dn — S e n . Sp en t a n I H o llan d a s k e d the s e c re ta ry o f the in t v r lu r W ed n esd ay to s ta rt an im ­ m ed iate f e a s ib ility stu d y o f * d i'.n lln n U o n p la n t in tho A V A I L A B L E AT A L L P U B L I X M A R K E T S M o ru la IN O R L A N D O . 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GRADE A 25th & PARK SIZE �fl| f • ttta rl Pag* 8 — April 24, 1968 fr r a lk {toward Wears Glasses; Dodgers Future Bright By United Pres* International Frank Howard Anally baa put on (lasses and suddenly the Lot Angelei Dodgers can act a much rosier future ahead. Wearing the speca at bat for Um A n t time Tuesday night, the S-foot-7 Howard hammered a home run In the bottom of the ninth Inning to break up a tie and give the Dodgera a 2-1 victory over the Bravea. Howard h a d considered putting on glasses for some time but did not decide to wear them until shortly be* fore Tuesday night's contest. From the point of view of the Dodgers, who have been having their troubles lately, the big outfielder couldn't have picked a better time. Even though they won, the Dodgers still had their trou- by plate umpire Augle Donatelll. San Francisco beat Cincin­ nati, 4-2, Chicago defeated Pittsburgh, 7-2, and SL Louis crushed Houston, ISO, in the other scheduled National Lea­ gue games. Juan Marietta! staved off a ninth Inning rally by the Ileds before wrapping up his sec­ ond victory for the Giants on a six-hitter. Vada Pinson singled home Frank Robinson with one out In the ninth and Marichal then struck out both Leo Cardenas and Marty Kcough. Jesse Gonder hit a pinch homer for the Heds in the eighth. Orlando Cepeda collected three of the Giants' 10 hits. Southpaw Joe Nuxhall was the loser. Jim Shaffer's three • run Pinehursf Play In Third Round hies. They collected only two hits, one off starter Bob Shaw and the other off loser Claude Raymond. They also may have lost their ace aouthpaw, Sandy Kottfsx, for a while. Koufax, who was sidelined for half the season last year with a finger ailment, suffered a muscle spasm In his left shoulder Tuesday night and was forced to leave after blanking the Braves on two kits for #H Innings. Sandy entrusted a 10 lead to Ron Perranoskl, who nurs­ ed It until the top of the ninth when Hank Aaron cracked out hla fifth homer of the season to tie the score. • And merely to make sure the game had everything, Milwaukee Manager Bobby Bragan announced the Braves were playing under protest In the third Inning. Bragan got hla dander up over two suc­ cessive balks called on Shaw D aily Double YONKEKH, N. Y. (DPI) — Sampson Knight, a 50-1 longshot, won tha second race at Yonkera Raceway Tuesday night to pay |104 and com. plate a $537.40 dally double, the highest of the season. NORDIC AUTO AIR CONDITIONER *199 Plus Installation 2 Y r, Factory Warranty JONES AUTO SERVICE 1001 8. Sanford, FA 2-128* WELCOME HOME — Duka Snider. long-timo ntur of the Brooklyn Bunin, was greeted by n heartening aign as ho returned to New York from the Los Angeles Dodgers. United Press International Milt Pappas' real name is Milliades Stcrgios Papuslcdgios and tlicro are times he's ((Miglter Ui hit than lie is to pronounce. Tuesday night happened to be one of those times. The 23-ycar-uld Greek rightbander mowed down the Minnesota Twins as If they were ten-pins, HO of Ilia 110 pitciies being atrikes, in a five-lilt 1-0 victory that kept tho llnltlmore Oriole* atop the American league. Pappas pitclied superlative­ ly iu striking out eight bat­ ters without giving up a single walk. “ He started wills good stuff and got better aa he went along,'' laid Manager Billy $ N f ( B NOWI Hitchcock. “ lie kept Um ball down all night." Southpaw Dick Stigman of the Twins pitched well, too, but not <|iiile well enough as the Orioles pul together singlet tiy Brooks Itobinson and Joe Gaines and Jerry Adair's sacrifice Ay for the only run of Use game in the second inning. The up-and-coming Kansas City A'* took over second place with a 3-1 triumph over the Detroit Tigers and the Jail Angeles Angels pipped the Washington Senators, 3-4, in to Innings. The only other game scheduled between the Boston tied Sox amt New York Yankees was postponed because of wet grounds. OilMU HAJSDWANg.HOU*(WAJU* W t IK MEVMUE8‘C0NTRT ivp "HAPPY HOME 'HAPPY HO t N TR V FO RM VAUIE8'CONTEST MSM* You can WIN on* of 4 MMILEk CLASSIC STATION WAGONS Man •antsn •sMiklsf «Mn C* t - IM s. tt, Dm i,Cl N«iM_ MiV till IA I0III m in t *110 -4 4040 IIATlOa WAIOit HARDY SPRING AN NU A LS fcfcQimt* PETUNIAS, ETC. Ready For Planting TONUrtySUI HARDWARE WEEK SKO AL PRICE TRAY tor weighing accuracy, as a special aaUprica. 48 Ted Williams Hardware E. 25th. S t It was Jimmy Courier Night at the Group 4 baseball tour­ nament at Dak Itiilgt1 Tues­ day as the fancy luirler fan­ ned 14 butters, allowed only two hlta to whitewash Lyman 0-0. Courier never had any trou­ ble with the Lyman battcra and atruek out 11 In the first four (rentes, Tho Lions will now meet Kissimmee Thursday in the second round play. Yowell’a keeps dominating Junior League baseball play in tha National League cir­ cuit here as they romped over Locomotive Engineers 170 behind the two hit pitching and hitting of Billy Miller and Skipper Senkarik. Sillier atruek out 11 and aided hie own cause with a booming home run. Senkarik cracked two homers in the 15 hit assault. In American League play, George'a nipped Sanford At­ lantic Bank, 4-3 with Braddock gaining the win and C.P.O. topped Civitan 10-8 with Stubbins on the mound for the victora. In Men'a softball league play, McRaney nipped WllsonMaler 12-10 with pitcher Frank Wllllnma aiding hie own rnuso with a homo run. In women'a softball play, it was the same old atory with Williams Restaurant winning its game hut this time, they had a little troulde. The girls with Lawsna Williams on the mound, won in extra inningi 14-13 with a 21 hit atUck over the Jeta, League Leaders United Press In tern akxul American League Player Jk Club AB R. II. Pet. Aparlcio, Balt 49 8 20 .408 Hinton, Wash 43 8 18 .400 Tresh, NY 30 4 12 .400 Yastmski, Boa 43 6 17 .378 Smith, Balt 43 8 16 J72 Leppert, Wash 27 4 10 .370 Clmoli, K 47 8 16 .310 Lock, Wssh 39 7 13 .333 Battcy, Minn 30 4 13 .333 Allison, Minn 49 12 16 .327 National League Player * Club AB R. II. Pet. Dcnictcr, Phil 50 0 22 .440 Edwards, Cin 40 5 17 .423 Howard, LA 31 8 20 .302 Altman, StL 52 6 20 .383 McCovey, SF 48 15 18 .375 Taylor. Phil 51 7 19 .373 Hickman, NY 33 8 13 .371 Mathews, 31it 54 5 20 .370 K. Alou, SF 32 8 19 .365 Groat, StL 55 12 20 .304 Home Runs American league— Allison, Twins 4; Howard, Yanks 4; leppert, Senators; Smith, Orioles; Powell, Orioles; Held, Indians; Cash, Tigers all 3. National League— H. Aar­ on, Braves 5; Mays, Giant*; McCovey, Giants; Clendenon, Pirates; Demeter, Phils all 4. Runs Hatted In American league— Allison, Twins 13; 'L. Thomas, An­ gels 11; Ward, White Sox 10; Howard, Yanks 10; Leppert, Senators 9. National league— Iloyer, Cards 14; Demctcr, Phils 13; Edwards, Beds 12; Hickman, Mels 12; Ccpcda, Giants; White, Cards; Itobinson, Beds; II. Aaron, Braves all Money Winner 11. DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) Jack Nlcklaus of Columbus, Ohio, won $1,000 in the Hous­ ton Classic last weekend to Increase his earnings on the 1963 golf tour to $39,713, tops among all pros. Bob Charles of New Zea­ land, who became the first lefthander ever to win a m a­ jor golf tournry In the Hous­ ton, picked up $10,000 to move into eighth place. Rides Three Title Bout LAB VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — A light-hravyweijfht cham­ pionship fight between titleholder Harold Johnson and Henry Hank will be held hrre June 1. Johnson originally waa scheduled to defend hla crown against Mapro Mina of Pwu on May 4, but Mina waa forced to withdrew because of an injury. BOSTON (UPI) — Henry Wajda helped open the Mas­ sachusetts Tlwroughhrrd rac­ ing season Monday at Suffolk Downs when he brought homo three winners, including Sam Boss ($13.40) in the feature. Wajda also scored with llrp Talk ($21.80) in the first and Gobbleri Gold ($6.00) in the fourth. Yanks In Pam-Am Romp SAO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) —The United States continued to count gold medals In the Pan American Gamei today in what u beginning to shape up as a runaway for Uncle Sam's athletes. The Yank* added ilx gold medals to their total Tuesday on the strength of victories in swimming and the hot pistol shooting of Air Force Cept. Franklin Green. The U. S. now has won 11 gold medals, six silver and six bronze since the games opened last Saturday. No other team has won more than one gold mo­ dal. Today's activity for the American forces is limited to a pair of basketball games against Canada, a baseball game with Brazil, cycling, weightlifting, tennis, wrestl­ ing and yachting. The American b a a e b a l l learn nipped Venezuela, 5-4, in 11 innings Tuesday for its second straight win following a disastrous opening-game loss to Cuba, and U. S. girls led advances in tennis, div­ ing, fencing and an eques­ trian event. However, local fans and observers still were buzzing today o v e r the strength the United States has shown in swimming. There were four finals con­ tested in swimming Tuesday, and the U. S. took all of them—three In games record tlinea. Chet Jastrcmski of Indian­ apolis, Ed Bartsch of the University of Michigan and Kathy Ellis, an Indianapolis high ichool student, were the record busters, whllo Steve Clark of Santa Clara, Calif., tied a fourth. Jastrcmski, holder of ail world breaststroke records for men, took the gold medal in the 200 meter event in the games record time of 2:35.4. Bartsch followed with a rec­ ord-breaking 1:03.2 in the too meter backstroke and Miss Ellis made It a third record with a 1:07.6 clocking in the women's 100 meter butliwfly. Clark took the 100 meter freestyle In 54.7, Capt. Green showed the way earlier in the day when he won the 50-meler free pis­ tol event with a score of 347 out of 600 and the U. S. cap­ tured the team event when SSgt. Allen Merx of San An­ tonio finished third with a score of 341. Darlene Hard of Lni Ange­ les and Carole Caldwell of Santa Monica, Calif., gained semifinal berths in tennis, Miss Hard beating Maureen Schwarts of Brazil, 6-3, 6-1, and Miss Caldwell ousting Maria Helene Amorin ol Brazil, 6-1, 6-3. Miss Hard and Miss Caldwell team today in the women's doubles semi­ finals. LOS ANGELES (U P I)—A nother wcllout crowd of more than 15,000 will jam the Sports Arena to­ night to watch the sixth—and w hat may be the Inst— game of the National Bankethnll Association NBA championship series between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics. With a 3-2 lead, the Celtics can wrap it up this evening and let old Bob Cousy retire on a trlunipant note. The Celtics could have won it all last Sunday on their home court but they faded in the final period and the Inkers came through with compara­ tive ense, 120-119, Ho the Boston chnmpagno stayed on ice and the Celtics made another trek westward. Should the Ijikcri win to­ night and tie up the series, the teams will head East for what hns to be the final game at Boston in the hest-of-seven series on Saturday. Standings United Tress International American League W. L. Pet. Baltimore .667 Kansas City .613 Chicago .600 New York .600 Boston .315 Detroit .562 Los Angeles .402 Cleveland 6 .400 Washington 7 .361 Minnesota 9 J08 National League W. I- Pet. .613 San Francisco St. <Louis .613 .383 Pittsburgh .538 Philadelphia .533 Ixis Angeles .333 Milwaukee Chicago .300 6 .453 Cincinnati 9 .308 New York Houston 4 11 .267 Ph. FA 2-3464 Mickey Shoots For 3rd Straight AUGUSTA, Ga. (U PI) Mickey Wright wilt try for her third straight victory when the 21th women's Titleholder's championship la-gins at the Augusta Country Club Thursday, The Titlcholders is the lad­ ies' version of the Masters. Miss Wright, who p!ays out of Dallas, Tex., won the tour­ nament in 1961 and 1962. If she wins this year she will be the first to make it three straight since Patty Berg (1937 through 1939). The durable Patty, 20 years older than most of the other entries, will be back this year and is considered a serious threat. All told, she lias won seven champion­ ships. Nevertheless, Miss Wright Is the favorite, having won two tournaments this year— the Sea Island Invitational and the St. Petersburg Open. Another favorite here through the years Is Betsy Bawls of Spartanburg, S. C., winner of the Sunshine Open. caster. Pa., took a 62.23 to 38.63 lead over Kenneth Stixberger of Hirer Forest, Ul., in tha compulsory section of the men's three-meter spring­ board. The U. S. is heavily favored to pick up two more gold medals in these events. In fencing, Harriet King of New York, Janica-Lee Romary of Woodland Hills, Calif., and Bonnie Llnkmeycr of Sherman Oaks, Calif., ad­ vanced to the women's foils fencing quarterfinals, a n d Patricia Gavin of San F ran­ cisco nailed down at least a second place in the women's dressage equestrian event by reaching the final against Francisco Dalcxandrc of Ar­ gentina. Thus far the U. S.'s biggest disappointment has been in tennis where first Frank Frochling HI of San Antonio was outsted from men's sin­ gles and then Allen Fox of Ixis Angeles bowed to topseeded Carlos Fernandez of Brazil, 6-2, 6-0, 3-6, 2-6, 6-4. The Yanks kept on gaining ground in wrestling Tuesday with Dan Brand and Jim F er­ guson of San Francisco, Joe Fitzgerald of Ann Arbor, Mich., and Joe James of Still­ water, Okla., scoring victor­ ies. The track and field events, which do not get underway until Saturday, are expected to be dominated by Die Yanks about on a par with the swim­ ming. Today is an off day in swimming but five more fin­ als will be decided on Thurs­ day, with only Canada given any sort of chance of break­ ing the U. S. grip. Siffn Bielski BALTIMORE, Md. (U P I)The Baltimore Colts have signed kicking specialist Dick Bielski to a 1963 National Football L e a g u e contract. Bielski, formerly with Dallas, was the Colts' leading scorer last season with 70 points. HOLLERS OF SANFORD fS m CADILLAC 1st IN VALUE 1st IN DEALS Big; ‘O' Honored NEW YUBK (UPI)—Oscar Bobertson of the Cincinnati Koyais has been chosen the llickok athlete of the month for March. Gordie Howe of the Detroit Bed Wings was Inks Pact EDMONTON, Alta. (UPI) second a n d jockey Willie — Lineman Ted Stute has Shoemaker was third. signrd a 1963 contract with the Edmonton Eskimos of the ‘Meteorologists have learned Canadian Football League. everything possible about, the The 6-1, 210-pound former weather. There is good weath­ Ohio University tackle had er and bad weather. been a draft choice of the Cleveland Browns of tho Na­ tional Football l.eague and the Sometimes more Ilian the New York Jcta of tho Amer­ liudgct gets trimmed when a ican league. a person looks for bargains. 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(UPI) —The third round of the North-South am ateur golf tournament got under way today with most of the fav­ orites still in Um running. The major upset of the sixday tournament over the par 72, 7,000-yard Plnehurst Country Club course came Tuesday when New Yorker Bob Kuntx eliminated Walk­ er Cup player Charlie Smith of Gastonia, N, C., 4 and 2. Defending champion Billy Joe Patton won hla second ckise match in aa many days. The Morganlon, N. C., furniture dealer was pressed to the 19th hole before down­ ing John Ward of Fayette­ ville, N, Y., with a JO-foot putt. Four quarterfinal matchea will be held Thursday and the semi-finals are scheduled Friday. The 30-hole finals will be played Saturday. Orioles Stay Atop Courier Fans Loop Thanks To Milt 14; Oviedo Wins Happy Home Values Sale! ■.taawswt. homer off loser Don Cardwell capped a six-run fourth in nlng rally that clinched the Cubs' win over the Pirates. 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Nchi. potato chips and the bathing suit review of 3( ty wilt vie for attention start­ throe world champions will with s lavish party lasting all ice cream. attractive candidates for the ing at 2:.10. lake over the yacht basin at day April 37 and promises to 3:30 and will finish just In be spectacular from start to time to give the thousands of finish. spectators a chance to get to Focal point of nit activities, the barbecue supper. with the exception of Ihe The 511s* Seminole County Naval Air Station U p o n finals will just be well under House, Blue Angels and Chut way at 7:30 p.m., wbrn a 40 Ing Stars will be In downtown minute fireworks spectacular Fort Mellon Park, the water­ will light the sky over Lake front and the Civic Center. 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Officers of the Ireland Dis­ when square dancers from trict Mrthodlxt Men's Club the suuthcasl slates stage a will he elected at a dinner jamboree to the "swing and meeting lo be held at 6:30 go" calling of thr ace of call­ p. m. Thursday at the Grace er*, Johnny Creel of New Or­ Methodist Church in St. Au­ leans. gust ine. CHAMPIONS of tin* State Twirling Content held recently, in Orlando. Left Saturday's festivities get Guest speaker for the pro­ to riuht are "The C'abellenia" A Squad, Joan June*, Suaim Hroun, Mary under way at 9 15 a.m. with gram will l* Dr. D. Stewart Scott. Freddie Herryhill, Donna Peters, Sylvia Williams, Snnnn Perkins, the parade that "cierybod) Patterson, noted author and Sharon Drum, Itettinn Vale and Judy Hedivell , (Herald Photo) love*." Following the open traveler who presently It house at the Naval Air Sta­ serving a* general secretary tion, Ihe "byop" (bring your of ihe Methodist Commission own picnic) will lake over Ft. on Camp Activities and it a Mellun Park with the host trading Methodist laym an. Methodist Men Set Elections Recognize Exiles — Lawmakers Ebenezer Stud/ To Conclude SIX HANDSOME AND LIVELY LOOKING Angel*, the tncmlmrtt of the world-fumous nine Angels Navy precision flying team , will perform Saturday fo r the Semi-Centennial Celebration, In addition, tho Angels, with other members of th eir aggregation will make several personal ap­ pearances during th eir stay here. The famous fliers are shown here iu a composite photo with their FI IF-1 Tiger planes, from the Grumman A i r c r a f t Engineering Company, streaking through tho sky. They will he seen in their breath-taking performance Saturday a t I t : t 5 a.m. a t the Sanford Naval Air Station. H ie last session of - the study, "Our M!«*um Today" will lie conducted at the Kbm erer Methodist Church at 7 p. m. today when a film entitled "The Frontiers That Call Us" will tie shown. Refreshments of pies, rake* and coffee will be served af­ ter the study. The eommlttee on nomina­ tions will meet at 1:30 p.m. today. Members of the com­ mittee are Gordon Meyer, Clifford Johnson, Mrs. Carl Bradbury and 51ra. George Ja lilac Benefits In County Top $290,021 Monthly old-age, survivor*, and disability Insurance bene­ fits in Seminole County now top $390,031, Colonel Byron II. Patton, district Manager of social security in Orlando •aid today on releasing Ins annual county beaefil data report. The new monthly figure re­ presents an increase of 15.7 lercent over the correspond­ ing period last year. “Tliit increase can he at­ tributed to lie changes in the law id recent years, a* well ai to Die growth of our aged population," Colonel Patton said. "T hu money stimulate) county business: most of it is spent for food, clothing, and shelter. "There is no longer any doubt, {social security benefits arc helping to stabilize' the income and spending power of ninny residents in Semi­ nole County." Monthly benefilt first be­ came pa) aide in January 1ALLLAHASSKK (CPU — Bills prohibiting the licens­ ing of Cuban fishing vessels In Florida territorial waters and railing on Congress to recognise a Cuban Govern­ ment in exile were introduc­ ed In the legislature Tucs day. Sen. John Spottswood, Key West, tossed in the proposed Memorial urging recognition of an exile Cuban Govern­ ment. S|mtt swotxl tried to bring thr measure up for immedi­ ate passage but Sen. John Mathew*, Jacksonville, persuuded him to agree to a committee study mi the final /.-• / into, and they liave con­ tinued without interruption for 33 years, accompanied by a steady growth in the number of benefiei trie s. Colonel Patton noted that as of Dcccmlicr 31, nail, some 4.8H Uuuntian* were collect­ ing about S3.480.3M annually from social security. . * print net would tie a "well IhouglU-aut resolution tint represents the thinking of all of u*." A bill requiring lirensing by the State Board of Conservation of Foreign Fish­ ing vessels using Florida wa­ ter* wa* introduced by Hep. Bruce Scott of Lee. HOLLERS OF SANFORD Pair 'Km l'|i For Kxtrn Wear 2 AS LOW AS « 2 0 90 (PLUS TAX) RETIRE WITH FISK OLDSMOB1LE CADILLAC Mai 1* ll-Ml# 11 —HSU* !»r.c PKR WI1KKL TO HALANCE AND TDK WEIGHTS AUK FR EE. lHt IN VALUE 1st IN DEALS Cavanaugh Tire Service 1101 S. FRENCH AVK. FA 2-2263 V J/f . . / ............ , Come See The SIXTY-THREE \\ \v THAT NEW CAR YOU \t. SAW AT THE AUTO SHOW ? •* . • •' a .- ' . • ! # * •** ......... ... YOU BUY W ITH A PURPOSE WED. - THURS. - FRI., APR. 24-25-26 SO . . . WHY NOT FIN A N C E W ITH A PURPOSE . . i — —— THERE IS A DIFFERENCE - — ■— — Sanford Memorial Stadium TO SAVE MONEY ! ■— ..V Mellonville Ave., —~ J ukI O ff Celery CALL US NOW COMPARE OUR LOWER M O N T H LY IN STALLM EN TS CURRENT INTEREST RATE See. . . 3 BIG BANDS The Flying Silver Condors ENTERTAINING FROM 7 HI 10 P.M. U P TO lift MONTHS TO PAY IT FOR WEDNESDAY YOU CALL FAirfax 2-1611 AND ASK FOR RALPH PEZOLD OR JIM DOUCETTE Perforatng I Ml ft. i Ihhi (round. Their death defying high wire and trapese a rt D one of the no*I (id lin g In the biuinru. NIGHT • The Shades THURSDAY DAILY - 4:00 NIGHT J j m Ohchidb • Rockin' Roadrunners FRIDAY NIGHT D O N 'T M ISS IT! .• if L i I 1 j * ? /% ’ * :# /• af , 7t •*> **f a t< .* A - ’ m. • ,f <5 .*.$•*«• &8:00 P .M . a • To The First 50 Adult Ladies Each N N i«htight- Ueginnin B eginning At 7 P.M. Each *#* O P SA N FO RD . ra i LET US FINANCE • The Tempos �V tf* P aw 10 — April 24, 1963 V t f t ll Mrs. Erickson Named. Girl O f Year Mrs. Garnett White. Mem-1 were Mines. Stem Bolte, Walt I Garner, Rick Walker, Don Hr*. Jack Erickson, presi­ bers attending In addition to Bohannon, Bert Bevels, Wal- Smith, Tom Largcn, a n d those previously mentioned,Ily Peacock, Bob Dekle, Roger!Stuart Stetson. dent of the Theta Epsilon Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi • sorority, was named "O H of the Year" for outatanding serrlce during the year, a t a Founder’* Day lun&eon held Saturday at the Haffilton House In Caaacl3 r J u t C a m frerry If-'connection with this hon­ or abe waa presented with a handsome trophy. Pins were awarded to Mrs. Erickson, Mr*. Bob McKee, Mrs. Paul Lewis and Mrs. A1 Davis for haVfag a perfect attendance record for the year. ft delicious luncheon conalstliig of filet mlgnon, stuff­ ed potatoes, tossed salad and stntirberry parfalt was serv­ ed. Jlem bers and guests were welcomed by the president. Following the luncheon Mrs. P a d Lewis, social ehalrman, f*VJ a resume of the sororI tr C activities for the year. A letter from the founder of Beta Sigma Phi International Sorority tracing some of Its history was read by Mrs. Bob McKee, chapter vice presi­ dent. Guests at the luncheon were Mrs. Joe Corley and ja h d s u f t JACARANDA CIRCLE th e April meeting of the J e ta ra n d i Circle wee held at the home of Mre. M. J . SoTokowaky with Mrs. J, E. Ulichens as co-hostess. E rn­ est Lundberg, guest speaker, OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmstto (Alongside oM poet office) Sanford i Furniture Co. • Carpete • Furniture • Tile • Piano* • Rental Bede HOLLERS OF SANFORD OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 1st IN VALUE 1st IN DEALS ENJOYING TH E FOUNDER’S DAY BANQUET of T heta Epsilon Chap­ te r of Beta Siionn Phi are loft to right, Mr«. G arnett W hite, a kuohI; Mra. Jack Erickson, prenident anti "Girl of the Year” anti Mrtt. Joe Corley, a ffuent. In the background are Mra. Bob McKee, vice prenhlent and Mm. Paul Lowin, social chairman. (H erald Photo) ( f v u d s iA presented a program on tho care of gardens after the damage of Uie cold winter, Mr*. Irving Pryor, clrclo president, presided at the meeting. Three new meinhers were added to the memberahlp, though only two were present. Mrs. Donald Jackson end Mrs. J. G. David were In­ troduced and welcomed. Tho third, Mrs. William Wilson, wai absent because of illness In the family. Mrs, Pryor gave the report of the board meeting and also reported that flowers had been tent to Mra. Stanley Poloikl who was in Seminole Memorial Hospital for sur­ gery. Mrs. Poloskl Is making ■ very good recovery and abould be home soon. Mrs. Alburn Rector, presi­ dent-elect, presented the pro­ gram for the now year. After the meeting adjourn­ ed, member* were conducted on ■ tour of Mrs. Sorokowaky'i new home. She wai then presenlerf with aome azalea plant* for her garden, as a gift from the circle. Member* were reminded that their next meeting will be a picnic aupper, with husband* or friend* Invited. Tho 17 members present en­ joyed delicious cake and coffee aerved by the hos* leasei. PRETTY! PRETTY! ALL s i z e s - SHAPES - KINDS SUMMER STYLES PRICED FROM $3.00 OPEN •FBI. ACCREDITED CIIAIIG11 KITE TILL ACCOUNTS WELCOMED • tM Burger King Sp& ud ALL DAY THURSDAY (Tomorrow) 2 Locations: HOT DOGS R tf . 20c Value Only — SANFORD CA88ELUERRY 10 Summersills Oriental M a y Garden Party Celebrate Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sumu.erslll of Gent; a eelehra'ed their 01st wedding annivers­ ary and hit B3rd birthday with a family picnic and trip to Silver Spring*. The anniversary wai April 21 and his hirtltday on the 23rd. so the family arranged the celebration for Sunday. Since the birthday hnnoree, known to his family and frirndi as "Pappy Summersill" is a retired railroad en­ gineer. he was given special permission hy the "Six Gun Territory" to ride the engine aa engineer of the train "Southern R.R." The family membora were passengers In the first csr behind the en­ gine at they traveled to and from the town. About 30 people enjoyed tho festivities of the day and for many of the grandchildren and great grandchildren this was their first train ride. For the honored couple It hrought back memories of their early life as much of the scenery of the famous attractions re­ minded litem of Florida towns as they were during the early years of bis rsilrosding. Mra. Nick Pfelfauf and Mra. Clarence Snyder entertained recently at the home of Mri. Snyder honoring Mis* .Marlin 1-cwli, hride-elcet, and Mrs. Betty Snyder, who wax cele­ brating her birthday. Miss Lewi* wai presented a recipe Ixiok and a recipe file by (ho hoitesies. Each guest presented her their favorite rccipci, reading an amusing verse at the presentation. Guessing games were playcd with prizes going to Mrs. E. Gordon Lcwli. She In turn gave the prizes to the bride lo be. Mrs. Betty Snyder wa* presented a birthday cake while the guests s a n g "Happy Birthday." She wai also giv­ en ■ gift hy the hostess. Refreshments of congesled s s I a d , crackers, birthday cake, candy and coffee were ■ e r v e d to the following guests. Miss Lewis, Mr*. Lewis, Mrs. Betty Snyder and ion John, Mra. Edward Ben­ nett, Mist Karen Metzler, Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mra. Ro­ bert Williams. Douglas and Tari Lynn Juris and tho host­ esses. V A H- II Wives Enjoy Bridge And Luncheon Two recent event* wrapped up the April social calendar of the Officers Wives Club of VAH-II and Detachment 8. The first was a luncheon held at tlie Barhlzon Restau­ rant In Winter Park. Holloase» for the festive occasion were Mrs. II. II. Helms and Mr*. T. S. Trranor. In addi­ tion lo centerpieces of spring bouquets and Easter baskets, small flowers were plated sround the edges of the tables. Following a brief bus­ iness meeting regarding the Oriental Garden Party being sponsored by the Officers Wives Clubs, Mrs. L. E. Gar­ rett waa announced aa winner of tho door prize. Also allending were Mmrs. J. F. Barlow, B. W, Barthol­ omew, K. M. Bent, A. D. Bur­ kett, It. D. Field. R. G. Fox Jr., J. C. Patterson, Wayne Robinson and William Winberg. The aerond function waa the monthly bridge, held at the Ravenna Park home of Mra. Hermit Jamison. High scorer of the dsy was a guest, Mrs. William If. Smith, who accompanied her dsughter-ln law, Mrs. St. Clair Smith to the morning party. Other club members playing were Mmrs. J. F. Barlow, J. C. Patterson, R. W. Repp. Wayne Robinson, J . M. Run­ nels and W. L. Wagner. g i f t s WORKING ON ORIENTAL Bower arrunjte. mcnU for the May 4 Navy Relief “ May Garden P a rty ” a t the NAS Ballroom are Mm. John II. Hoifunson, left, and Mm. T. it. Wood. The au­ thentic Japanese kimonas lend inspiration to their efforts. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) Group Plans r A ll THI NIW SI TUS IN Joint Supper This Friday Geneva Personals Gerling - Nunez Wedding serving with the U. S. Mar­ ines, in Jacksonville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Moran spent the Easter holidays with Mrs. Emn.a Harper and her i a m <ly. Bob Craig has returned from a visit with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Craig, at Mt. Morris, Pa. Mrs. Lester Harper and Mrs. Robert Phillips and daughter, Wanda, apcnl last Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wells, in Pomonia Park. They all attend­ ed a fashion show sponsored by the Crescent City School. Members of the Ladle* Auxiliary to World War 1 and Barracki 488 will meet thl* Friday at the American Leg­ ion Building for a covered dish supper starting at 6:30 p.m. Following the supper each group will hold its business meeting separately. M a i n Item on the agenda for the Auxiliary will be to name delegates for the state con­ vention. scheduled for next month In Tampa. BY • H. I. S. • BUCCANEER • “LEGGS” BY THOMPSON COTTONS PRICED FROM Being brusque and Impat­ ient with those who serve you will give you a reputa­ tion for being rude and high­ handed. »0.98 PR. DACRON IILENDS FROM 80.98 TO S ^ - 95 Announced TWO MEMBERS of tho Sunfonl Doo« were elected to ntato offices a t n recent convention. Mrs, A. I’. Howersox, left, was named vice presi­ dent and Mrs. B. G. Carutliers, treasu rer. Thby will bo among tho sla te officers who will pre­ side a t the 111(14 convention, in Sarasota. Both ladies are past presidents of the Sanford Drove. Navy Group Gives Farewell Party Nrarly IK) Heavy Attack Wing One Officers, wives and their guest* attended a barbcquc-farcwcll party Friday evening at Lake Golden. The big, festive steak fry was a rormal "good-by" to three Wing staff officeri: Cdr. Charles it. Tucker, wing readiness officer; Cdr. Jam es A. de Ganalil, training officer, and Chief Warrant Officer Wayne A. Slirum, ad­ ministrative personnel offi­ cer. All received personalized cigaret lighters as mementos of their service with the Wing. Shrum'a sons, Ilrucc, IS, find Craig, 10, holh students in Jacksonville, were on hand to see the presentation to their father. Hie guest list also included Capt. Dick II. Guinn, a guest of dip t. and Mrs. Joseph M. Tally Jr„ Commander of Heavy Attark Wing One. Capt. Guinn was visiting the Sanford Nasal Air Station prior to taking command of the aircraft carrier USS Forrettal. F L O R A ! j a m n tw w iw S tt CJJiiswrma FROM ----Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K, 1st ft Sanford Avs. PA M R U FA 2-S4U f o r Capt. Gordon Benson and Cdr. K e n n e t h Rclchardt. prominent Navy medical of­ ficeri, were tho guests of Cdr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mcshicr. Capt. Benson Is the chief medical officer of the Pacific Missile Range at Pt. Mugu, Calif, Cdr. Rclchardt Is Navy medical officer at Johnsvllle, Pa. Also allcnding were Mr. and Mra. Mason II. Wharton of Sanford, the guesta and long-time frlrnda of Cdr. and Mre. Herbert A. Moreland. The group enjoyed sn even­ ing of outdoor cooking, danc­ ing and music under the star*. 210 E. First SI. BUDGET SHOES FOR Mr. and Mrs. George Gcrling, Smyrna Drive. DeBary. announce the marriage of their daughter, Cosctte Lou­ ise, lo Thomas Edward Nun­ ez, son of Mrs. Edward Nun­ ez, of Daytona Beach. The rouplo was married on April IB and left Immediately for Palms Springs, Calif., where they will make their home. “THE YOUNG MAN” ONE OF THE MANY STYLES BY RAND BEING SHOWN AT THE LOW PRICE OF — Adam STRAW HATS H W / l X J For Men Semi - Centennial Edition Of The Sanford Herald E- U t Ft. at Ssnford Ave. FA 2-3214 Sew For Summer And Save Mailed To Your Friends Anywhere In The U . S. For 25c On April 26, 1963, The Sanford Herald will publish The Semi-Centennial Edition with many Historical Pictures and SlorirH. Thl* will truly be n collection piece. It will be de* MOYGARHAL I.INEN CREASE HESIHTANT PRINTS ft MATCHING HOI,IDS — EMBROIDERIES »2«V TO 10.38 YU. livered to re g u la r customer* that day. Send a copy to your frienda. STRIPED SHEERS BY PETER PAN S |.I 9 TO l j .8 9 Sorry, No Phone Orders COTTON PASTELS — DRIP DRY Mail or llring Thfaa Coupon* To PETER PAN'S COTTON SATINS l | . M TO $ |.M Semi-Centennial Edition The Sanford Herald PRINTS ft MATCHING SOLIDS P. O. Box 1657 Sanford, Fla. VOILES AND POWDER PUFF GINGHAMS ft TISSUE GINGHAMS $ J .00 TO I J . I I YD. PLEASE JhindrufA (Formerly McVIcarn) The "M iy Garden Party,” featuring O r i e n t a l atmos­ phere and a big. big buffet dinner will kick off the annual Navy Relief Fund Drive at 6 p.m. May 4 In the SanL.rd Naval Air Station Ballroom. The party, which Is always one of the station's biggest social event! of the year, is sponsored by the Officers' Wive* Club of NAS Sanford. Proceeds from the attraction will go to Navy Relief. Mrs. John Draim, general chairman for the party, an­ nounced that ticket! would be DeBary on sale until April 29 through NAS unit representative* and Wive* Club commllteewomen The cost of the party includes the buffet, a chance for one ol Mr. and M.*. Albert Potter the numerous door prises and an evening of fun and enter of Columbine 'i* :'1 celebrated their SOth wedding annivers­ Ininmcnl. ary tills past week. Personals By Ixiulse Grayson Theodore H. Lindsey Red Cross Field Director from California is visiting his mo­ ther, .Mrs. nertha Lindsey and sister, Mrs. Edwin Goit In Geneva. He served seven years in Germany and four years in Japan and has been in California for five years. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harper was Charles Durrant Jr. who Is Joint Party Enjoyed A t Snyder Home T o Meet The Lake Mary Woman's Club will meet this Thursday at 12 noon In the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Build­ ing. A program will be present­ ed under the direction of Mrs. Beth Gregory, chairman of the Fine Art* Dept. Mrs. Gre­ gory will do charcoal sketch­ es using Linda Garrido, a fifth grade student at the Lake Mary School, as her model. Linda will be dressed in her native Filipino cos­ tume. All members are urged ts attend. Planned For Navy Relief Anniversaries Lake Mary Club • QUALITY • FASHION • SERVICE PRINT PLEASE NAME . NAME .... ST. ........ ST. __ CITY CITY STATE STATE . PRINT �. ® if 9an7nrb April 24. 1963 — Page 11 $ rra I9 SIX I.OVKI.Y BALLERINAS on Tuesday n ig h ts program of tho l.ongwoo»l Elem entary PTO wore, from left, Premia Scott, Kathy KntMorris. Tho Student T alent Show was under the direction of Mrs. Elda Nichols. Background decorations were by Mrs. Ralph Stevens. (Herald l ’hoto) 1 r» ft ' L”kM• ;4’ i 1 •• % V ’ .r-V ^: ibJT'Msfcl it l l AA *■„.kIj l X HP*. Ray Hock One Man Show Public Hearing Set To Highlight Shrine Supper On Right-To-Work Ray Hock, the "one man cltow" will present his ven­ triloquist act with harmonica playing and pantomining (or tho benefit of Shriner* and their guests Thursday follow­ ing the barbeque supper at 6:30 pan. at the Shrine Club. Hock, who has been hailed •s one of the most versatile and enlertaining showmen in the country has played at theaters, schools, in movies, on television and on radio. The Thursday night event will be ladies night, with Joe Corley doing the barbeque, President Roy Williams said. Gulf Agents Win Contest Nine Gulf Life Insurance 0 agents and their wives ere winners of a company mtest which gives them a ■ce vacation in New Orleans 1 company eapense. The group will leave by bartered train from Jackmville, May 1 for three days r convention and entertainlent. Tlie group won their ll-expcnsc paid trip by beig tops in sales. Couples who will go are Mr. nd Mrs. Burl Traylor, Mr. nd Mrs. Bill Cooper. Mr. and irs. Howard Ba-». Mr. and Irs. Fred Harris. Mr. and Irs. Rslph Hackctl. Mr. and Irs. Julian Wilson, Mr. and Irs. Nat Btchburg. Mr. and Irs. Bill Ka/ee. One memer, Bill Gammagc, who beBine ill will not be aide to ttend. TALLAHASSEE (U Plf — Tha House Labor Committee called a public hearing today for next Monday on n bill to strengthen enforcement of Florida'a “right-lo-vvurk" law. Chairman Leon McDonald of Suwannee said tliu hearing will be held at 2 p. m. in the House chamber. He said tho heutiiig will be designed to determine whether the constitutional right of any person to work i s b e i n g abridged or denied by reason of membership or non-mem­ bership in u labor union. "Since I liuvc liecn in the House, 1 have heard rumors that the right-to-work provi■Ion ia lining ignored and violuteil," McDonald said. 'On the other hand, 1 bear from leutlera of organized labor tliut all Is well in this state, that wo j have labor peace and there art) no violations of the con­ stitution by labor leaders." If there ate no violations, lie said, it would be senseless Legal Notice * vi i: XOTII.’K IS IIKItKUV O I V KN llu il p u r s u a n t t o th » F l o a t pw ne of F t ree lo e itre and Sals entered In the esuse I t e n d l n c in iii» c t r e w l i C o u r t in Mini f o r Kamln-il* i o u iily , F l o r ­ id a, n aan I .... w• t .Sunil" r l l l i l . VValilii.ii. Ilia tin'l< r s l a n e d C l a r k will sail lh * o r o p t r i y a l t u a t v i l In s a i d C o u n t r d as c t lh a il a s l.o I r ; lil o rk Si. M i n T I I n n i.v M 'ii r u t a r a iid iTIO.V. Ml ■o n l i n e plat ( h e r e o f r e e o r d t d In I’l a t Hook IS. i'a « * S S3 a n d 34. I ’u b l l c lleeoril* of Hciolii•il« County. S'lurtda. a t p u b lli sals, to lh a M i l i t i t a lot I n s t l.|.M r r f o r r a s h , a l It:i*o A.SI. o n t h e (III il * o f .'lay , IM S. a t t i n K r o n t lo>or o f t i n Hr " I n n l a C o u n t r C o u r t hooa. r-aiiforU. F l o ri d a . IHMAI.I A r i h u r If Hr V a l t h . J r . C lsrk of th e c in -u it C o u rt llr M a i n . T. V l h l s n I t a p u t r t 'l s r v li st, p a l l o riia ts ln J* u b llah : A p r i l SI. l l i l CVU—t l ok m u I'U 'K Ii thin SInJ day of A pril. A. V.. 1M*. * TOW \ Ul A h ' U > l " M T t h F L l S G h F L O III DA ll V • ' Ja n ie * I'nD *f . T o w n C l r r k o f t h t T o w n of A l t u m o n t* ti|>rlnf*( Kl"r* Ida F u t l l a h : A p r i l SI. ! M ! C D U — lira SALE! ■ ^ ™ xil? IN BLOOM “Quality Education's" major concern should be how well teachers are preparing chil­ dren to face the future, laid Dr. Ray V. Sowers, bend of the teacher training depart­ ment at Stetson University, Saturday. Speaking at the Alphn Delta Kappu, honorary tcuchers sor­ ority, pledge luncheon, Dr. Sowers gave four hallmarks of quality’ education; intellec­ tual honesty, an appreciation and love for beauty, an etliicnl sensitivity, and the ability to take account of the needs of tho human spirit. Ho concluded by saying that it was the duty of the teach­ ers to see that those educa­ tional foundations are pro­ se rvrd. The luncheon was held in the Gold Room of the Mayfuir Hotel. Mias Ollie Reese Whit­ tle, president of the group, In­ troduced the speaker. New teachers ptedgrd at the luncheon were knthleen Lee, Arietta C o h e r e ! y, Fuye Gaines, Ann Echols, Margaret Reynolds, Ann R e y n o l d s , Cindy Crain and Jennifer Kel­ ley. Other members present were Esther Williams, Helen Rich­ ey, Katherine Nash, Lorraine Whiting, Maria Stumpf, Belle Rumbley, Hazel Flynt, Cath­ erine I'earce, Mary- Rogers, Roberta Rlrhnrds, M a r i o n Nichols, Mary Grace Kovkv, Mary Groomo, Ollie Reese Whittle and Edith Guill. of S', nil o r , ijj Scallops 8 r * Cou|Min good tbroiigb April 27 * -F ■ t i ’ B : f fli.il! B3 n Fhair Care ntinrl can $1.19 Easy Off ■ ' Oven ('leaner 8-o*. ja r 67r 2 ; t oo pm, ginal through April 27 W J-l-27 m < mBsss « ! « ■!1*11 » —« f t ! 50 With the Purchase of I Each of tlie Following Items i SANFORD Colgate Tooth Paste 83c Adult Med. Hard Each 7-Ot. Bottle A n tise p tic ............... 69c I.U*lre Creme 7-Oz. Hot. IA»tion Shampoo .... SI.00 Mur-Own 100 For Only Tea B ags .................... 9.r>e Hudson* Boxes Of 400 Facial Tissue ....... 3/87c I. CADILLAC ysnl Spray 7-0*. Can ^ f H r | u f l i r e iH u H a l e d • 4 t i L v cw?rri? 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Pie Crust Mix Hetty Crocker 15c IH .-O i, I’kg. Choc. Chip Cookies -Hy Crocker Raisin Oatmeal Cookies Belly Crocker Ginger j Salada Tea Ba^s ANN PAGE l- I .b . 1-0*. 39* PEACH. R in g PIN EA PPLE 39* OR Cherry Preserves 2 ^49* "SUPER • RIGHT” CANNED CORN BEEF OR SPECIAL Roast Beef 79 ANN 2 PAGE SPECIAL! 45c 2-L b. 9-O s. Pork & Beans WHITE Can 29' BEAUTY Shortening 3 & 49 15*.-Or. I’kg. 39c Doles Fruit 1 lb. I oz. IH For Only Cocktail 27c .... 57c D o les 3 CAKE l3*(-Os. I'kg. 39e M olasses Cookies ; Jan* Parker Angel Food l-l.b. M l/, lar Ann Cage II. Ench 69c ID ML I’kg. D ryJ1 ilk_ s I '/i- I .h . 8-0*. Jar Window S p r a y ..... 10 lb. Bag 59* PIES 8-Oz. Can Oven Cleaner RAKING Jane P arker Peach or lllackkerry Floor C a r e ................. $1.19 1st IN VALUE lHt IN DEALS 2 heads 29* Potatoes Buff Killer ................. 89c Easy Off e r Fresh Crimson 14-U*. 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Miss R u d ig e r l i k e s draw ing, sewing a n d reading as hobbies and would like to be a housewife and m other a fte r working a while a fte r graduation. J: ORCHIDS Aer-O-Wux ............. I M . l - I . V I 111% bn ohiini law. your own picnic—and a barbe­ cue supper will help solve the problem . f feeding the esti­ mated 40,000 people that nre expected to tuks in tha big day of free attractions. Water ski show, baseball, an "out of this world" fireworks spectacular, Saturday and on Friday a Southeast Square Dance Jnniboive to the call of Johnny (’reel of New Orleans, fill the jam-packed birthday for Ml year old Seminola County. The judges will have the finnl say as to who gets the title, but each onlooker will t>e entitled to his own opinion —and In view of the keen competition, will no doubt be mor« confused in the selection than the judges will be. I'icnic lunch, called a "llyop”—bring Veterans of World Wur I will meet at the American Le­ gion Hall on Hwy. 17-02 at 7 p. m. Friday. All vets are urged to ntlend and get the latest news on the Congres­ sional legislation. iv rie v rio s in I 'tv M m : o r T i l W l l o J I I T MAY iTlNCMltN NUTIC K IS I I K H K i i r O IV . KN of Ifl I« ll11uli t o Apply t o ttl* t»CJ h*w»ion o( tt>« K lo rltf t leAffiaUturt to r p a» * a« * of *d » r t r»l»tlriK to ll»* T o w n of AJt«tiio!it« p p r -tit* . F lo rid * a iO o r i i i n r m im U i ,• •i fir* sju ! w a t e r aerv lt e* to lie furr.DhrtJ w i if*iii Ilia m u n i c i p a l i t y *t.J to Hi* a r e a * of t h e m u n l i ' l p j l t ) . * fit] a u t h o r t e l n a the Town * ouii' »l to • ■ ta h ila h r ata* f u r su c h •*r%lc**; t o l a k u • ff«< t t i m n e l A t i l ) It* A n ty- Vets To Meet Legal Notice .M irim A i 'i ’i.v in an evening packed with en­ tertainment. The committee promises other acts for “rest periods." In addition to the parade that starts the entertainment wheel turning in the day to honor Seminole County’s fif­ tieth birthday, the world cele­ brated Blue Angels slid the ‘Chilling Stars,' Navy Airmen whoso exploits in the clouds are the most exciting exhibi­ tion-, share top billing. With 34 lovely girls com­ peting for the title of Miss Seminola County, this beauty contest is capturing the atten­ tion of thousands of admirers of dainty nnd pivtty feminini­ 0LDS1V10B1LE Senkarik Gets New Door Bid Low bidder on new doois for the Seminole County Courthouse, opened in Coun­ ty Commission session Tues­ day was Senkarik I'aint and Glass Co. with a bid of $1,. H08.78 fur the doois for the tlire* main entrances. The Ea-t Central Florida Regional Planning Council got Hie nod on a bid to furnish two sets of ljnil aerial pho­ oiur repeated throughout tographs of Seminole County oom can contribute to u fur the engineering depart­ of unity, ami loo many ment. rs In one room will dey unity. Amateur phulogruphy oft­ en shows the results of euup judgment. M r t i i t : in to puss additional laws in this area, but if rumors of viola­ tions are true "it is high time llo> ivrislslurt iaben. affirm a­ tive action." Ho urged any persons with Infoinmtiun on either aidu to attend the hearing. Climax of the day's avanta for the birthday of the county, Semi-Centennial Day, Satur­ day, will be the Grand Ball at the .Mayfair Inn’s newly re-decorated ami aircunditloned ballroom. Chairman Garnett White urges ball-goers to get their tickets and make their reser­ vations now, as the event draws near. Pickets are on rale at iliugMbrc*. banks, business bouses and niuny oilier loca­ tions all over the county. Cull the Juycee Office for reserva­ tion'.. While the official dance of the Seminole County Semit eiititiiiint Celebration on Sat­ urday will close a day filled with outstanding attractions, it will be a highlight that will find Charlie Sptvak and his eleven piece orchestra taking the spotlight at the Mayfair Inn and will tie one of the most popular events of the festivities. Spivuk's attractive vocalist, Candl Scott, will have a place of prominence on the band­ stand. lK-r eye-catching beau­ ty would be enough to earn her tliut spot, hut she sings, too, and is a “dancers' delight" it 1^ U atf Grand Bail To A * Y#ur drr.mt come tms with PLAID STAMPS Mired Nabisco Dixie Cup Lb. Box Soltines 31c Green Giant 8 ' , o / . ( an MbleU P’o’ple 2/39e Corn Gcrbera Strained llaby IS Of. 2/39e Refills Wa 35c For Cooking or B i l l * Frisco IS Oa. Oil 25c La Ckoy Fancy Bean Lb. Can *'* (buy Cliuw Food 10/99c N w dlej‘ “i7c Sprouts I S I’rlcea in this ad ere good through Haturday, April 27. 2U0 Magnolia Are. at 2nd HI.. HanlurdsFla.. Kelsey Balhruum Ball Gloat Bright Bod Tissue 2/27c Deterg’t 53c Bleach OoL 39c .9 pwmm B • j i-i ia (\i . �Guaranteed Tender fir Delicious Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded LEAN • Round • Sirloin • C u b e. FREEZER SPECIAL: WHO WILL WEAR THIS (JOLDEN ROHE And crown? The Queen of Seminole County, who will be choeen Saturday night a t the Civic Cen­ ter. E. C. Harper Jr., chairman of the Beauty Conteat holda the crown which will be placed on her head. In front of the robe, stands the three golden trophies which will lie awarded to the winner and runner-up princesses. (Herald Photo) Merchants Lend Big Hand In Beauty Show Every m of the charming and lovely ladles who are entered in' the contest for Hiss Seminole County Is sponsored by a merchant of the county, Chairman E. C. Harper Jr., said today. local merchants have also donated prises tor the win­ ner and her court including, flowers for the winner from the Sanford Flower Shop; hair styline from Leilani'a Honso of Beauty, sports out­ fits from Cowan's aad Holly. from Jacobson's Dept. Store; Dresses from Mary-Eitber’s and Rojay'i and a pearl charm bracelet from Sanford Jewelry and Luggage. The Ctvitan Club will award If las Seminole County a ISO Savings Bood, and CS aavInga bonds tor the two ranThe gold robe which she will wear h at been made, and is on display a t Milady's Shoppe of Floe Fabrics on Park Ave. The sparkling rhinestone tiara with which the prettiest girl in the county will be crowned is on display in the window of Kader’a Jewelry Store on Psiti Ave. as are the three trophies which will fee awarded to the three top winners. These trophies and the crown were donated by "A Well-Wisher" who wubee to remain anonymous. Mlaa Seminole County will also receive sponsorship to the Miss Seaside Festival held in New Smyrna this summer. Judges tor the beauty con­ test include Miss Barbara Fleming of the Royal Con­ cert G raip; Terry Dean, en­ tertainer and variety critic from Britain; George Shearouse of Orlando; Lrdr. Ken WaUac*. Flight Leader of the Blue Angela and Lcdr. George "Bruce" Cobb, offi­ cer in charge of the 'Chuting Stars. Girls who are vieing for the crown and their sponsors arc aa follows: Elma Aon Rucdiger by Shoemaker Construction Co., Inc.; Tommie Garrow by Rlkaha; Penny Brooks by Thermotsne; Karen Green by Goodyear; Candt Condfr by Wall Plumbing; Sheila Beat by Florida State Bank; Mar­ ilyn Hunt by Hunt-Lincnln Mercury. Susan Brawn by Jim Spen­ cer's Restaurant; Ann Haban by Hemphill Motors; Pat B a u by Gator Lumber Co.; Joan Jones by Sanford Atlantic Bank; Dallas Calael by Lorm inn's Realty; Caroline Baggerly by Per­ kin's Men's Shop. Sandra Aucoin by HarCar Aluminum; Linda Loaf by Jet Lanes; Jeanne Seara by BlU’i Sinclair; Marfy Myers by Sou lb Semiaole Bank; Sandy Sberwen by Burger King; Ann Miller by Play Girl Fashions; Carol Highsmith by Freddie’s Steak Hoove; Jan Wynn by Capri Restaurant. Nancy Hardwick*, by Skate City; Sherry Spinnelli by Holler Motor Sales; Pamela GrinneU by Semiaole Mem­ orial Hospital; Nancy Pinnock by Sanford Electric Co.; Connie Comfort by Oviedo Bank; Donna Beard by King wood Bldrs.; Betty Field by Dynatranica; Nylene Albers by Horn Dis­ tributors; Betty Morris by Carroll Daniel Construction Co.; Sharon Williams by Stenstrom Really; Margaret Garrett by Kader'a Jewelry and N o m e Simano by Dear­ born Electronics. CUT & WRAPPED • Porterhouse 78c \ T-Bone 78c FREE CENTER C U T ' Chuck Roast FLA. GRADE A D &D PRIME A LL M EAT S CENTER CUT LEAN M EATY FRESH PORK LEAN W HITE CH ICKEN B A C K S ------------FRESH CAUGHT MULLET FRESH PIG F E E T -----------PORK CH ITTERLING S - JUICY - DELICIOUS FRESH PORK ROAST Limit 3 Please At This Low Price • • • • • SW IFT ORIOLE WIENERS & BOLOGNA HO M EM ADE SAUSAGE | SM OKED SAUSAGE RED HOTS • BEEF LIVER I 100% PURE GROUND BEEF Board Sels Public Hearings Public heerlng meetings are scheduled May H tb at 10 a.m. or as soon aa possible thereafter by the County Comnilsiloncra to hear appeals on the following] Seminole Blvd. residents ap­ peal against the Hoard of Ad­ justment's changing of the area from At to Cl] Changing the property plat­ ted by Klngswood Hldrt. for their new subdivision at Greenbriar of Loch Arbor from A1A to IUA; Changing Lake Jpsaup Tt-rrace from 111AA to IllA: Changing Idyllwllde of Loch Arbor replat from A t to H1AA. T E W --------PORK CHOPS SPARE RIBS STEAKS - BACON - - ARMOUR’S CHUCK SUGAR (pAodiijce GREEN HEAD LEAN Brisket Stew GOLDEN RIFE FLA. GRADE A .MED, HOLLERS SANFORD I nternational _ *TuB Ccvaenga" A uto insurance OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 1st IN VALUE le t IN DEALS • Easy Payment Plana • 3,6 of 12-Month PoliciM Quantity Rights Reserved 4th ST. & SANFORD AVE. Prices Good Thru April 28 SUPERMARKETS 1100 W. 13th STREET �Political Acumen Observers often say it is unwise to compare U. S. ami British political parties because of the obvious difTerences between the two countries in size, population make-up, $ceo* Kraphfc variety, anti the like. Nevertheless, Dr. William Prenile ru a s t, able research director of the Kepublican National Committee, has ju s t made nn on-the-spot compari­ son of this sort and finds in Britain some fruitful m aterials for hopeful party builders here a t home. Though now in evidently increas­ ing difficulties, the British Conser­ vative party has ruled th at nation fo r alm ost 12 unbroken years. For this ami other reasons, Prem lergast gave the Conservatives m ajor atten ­ tion. W hat struck him as most mean­ ingful for this country were those things which tended rtlxtve all to in­ fuse the Conservative party with a real sense of stability ami continuity. 1. The Conservatives draw regu­ lar, reliable financial backing from some two million virtual ducs-payiiig p arty members, most of whose con­ tributions range from 30 cents to ?3 u year. 2. With this solid, sure underpin­ ning, the party is truly profession­ alized. Year around, election season or not, it m aintains a large, efficient, perm anent sta ff to keep the party or­ Political ganization vigorous, alert, continu­ ously functioning. For instance, the Conservatives employ some 50 regular p arty re­ searchers, a g a i n s t Prendergast’s mere handful a t COP headquarters. 3, As part of this professionaliza­ tion, yet deserving of an inijKiitiuit separate note, the organization plants in every single British parli­ am entary constituency a "party agent” — a full tim e, paid party worker whose task is to collect party funds, handle countless routine or­ ganization m atters, generally serve ns the perm anent "party presence" a t the grass roots. By contrast, our p arty organiza­ tions nrc usually thinly parchm ented skeletons which suddenly inflate to bullions life in general election years. We tap the affluent fellows for big money, never sure from time to tim e which ones will cough up. Our campaigns are fa r costlier, of course, because of heavy travel and television charges. In Britain, specified television tim e is free to the parties — in voting season ami W hatever the differences in scale, British efforts to introduce stability, continuity and professional cum|M>temc into p arty organization may well be worth copying. We have muddled through on a "feast or fam ine" basis far too long. OUR BOARDING . • V/»a • *\ ' • •0 • . X• **,r *. *•** Dr. Crane’s selves with rural represent.*talivcs against the legisla­ tors from Utc towns. How this coalition used its intluencc in the Wyoming legislature this year, Western political ex­ perts believe, provides a pre­ view of the issues that will be used to try to defeat Hie pro-Kennedy candidates fur the U. 5. Senate next year. le d by the llirehers, Ihe Wyoming Legislature: Called for supplanting the Supreme Court as (lie final law o( the land. Called on Congress to take the United States out of the United Nations an.) put Ihe United Nutions out of (lie United States—to abolish the Disarmament Agency — do away with foreign aid. Reapportioned t h e state senate to give rural areas disproportionate influence as compared to urban areas. If Hie rightists succeed in defeating some Kennedy sup­ porters in campaigns based on issues like these,—Modern Republicans wilt grieve along with Hie Administration. The Republican image of enlight­ ened conservatism that the Rockefeller wing of the GOI* is driving to strengthen will lie at stake loo. HOUSE Quotes (MAYBE YOU COULD A hand Abound With wf woeo,WAiw>, iftxMe iMwrmtlscr ' F O O A K T V . 1 H ' $t)G oE£-'fcD A SOLUTIONl TO M.Y RETIRED COP DU.\'J AT p c o e L tw .w im yguk tals o p Iti-j NEW CIGAR -JTORE ,*| THKeC DAY6 A-3 A C lo A R MOKE. He fdundeo a seat INDIAN / l COULD PKcT CND TD HOLD •5 0 LON-a THAT HE- \ DOWN A 3 O B UNTIL MARTHA TlR E-i O F H E K NO-WOCR,NO-POOD EDICT/ •<SOMEON& - BUT WHAT WOULD e t - A S U T :NOlNO ABLC- POSITION f O R A M A N OF MV A T T A I N M E N T S V If there is anything this country doesn't need it is unother program to make com­ munities and states moro de­ pendent on the federal govern­ ment. —Sen. John G. Tower, ll-Y*x.. on administration's $."><10 mil­ lion bill to aiil urhuii tran­ sit lilies. Within the post two decades it lias become possible to travel for hundreds of intles a c r o n a Africun grasslands without seeing any of the huge animals for which Hie ccntinvnt is noted. —llr. Norman D. Newell of the American Museum of Natural History, on mint's ililnimniiity to animals. ©!j e&aufar& Sfi'ratfi I’uj'e 1-A Sanford, Florida E n ti r e * ! a s sevuiid «!as» n i a l t r r U v l u b . r 12, ISIS a t tlia I’w l U d l c a o f H an fo rd , f l o r i d * , u n d e r I h o A ct of C u n s r m o f S l a n l i . Tlia I l . r . i d Is a ntaroUar o f Ilia U n i t e d I'r a a* w h i c h la . u l l l l M s x c l u t l s . ) ) ' lo t h a u » f o r r c p u M l c a l l o n of a l l Lha lo cal » • » ! p r i n t e d l o t h l a h t a s p a p c r . _________________________________________ Mona IMIh h Worry Clinic Girls, don't Irel olfrnded lint all art and music, as because precise p*yr!inln- well a* romance, follow sim­ gieal formulas will make yuu fall In lore, liter also ple laws. It may oHrml your ego lo cause yuu to buy hooks or an automobile, lile Insur­ Hi ink you ran Ik- persuaded ants, rle. Music, art ami or in 11ucrued liy such a deli­ romance all operate on ex- berate, methodical recipe. a rt recipes. And you men But every star salesman might heed I'nd. Yellln be­ low, as a utrans id match­ has likewise learned how to ing my 3-word loumila lor influence even “ cold" proswomen, ini-nHiined yester- peels. At the outset, they would day. CASE P-421: Prof. David have insisted they were de­ Yellln is a practical psycho­ finitely NUT interested hi the logist whom 1 wish to salute. Recently he offered sonic very specific advice to young Wr-* , ** men who want to know how­ to get a shy girl launched upon easy conversation. 1’rof. Yellin olfers a 23MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier word formula lo men, which is a superb supplement to my Nikita S. Khrushchev said to­ 5-wonl formula for girls who day the Soviet Union would arc matched with longue tied continue its struggle to "bri­ dle atomic maniacs" Ini! at males. Ilore's Prof. Yellin’* sug­ the same lime would exist gested opening for the male; peacefully with' the West. In a briel statement mark­ "I've been watching you. ing the 9‘Jril anniversary of Why so thoughful?" He says the average girl V. I. Lenin'* birth, Khnisliwill then begin to chatter at chev re emphasized his pol­ icy of peaceful coexistence, full speed. If she should slow down which has come under bil­ to a halt, then Prof. Yellin ler attack front Communist urges tlie male lo employ this China. Khrushchev said such a second part of his 23-word policy was in accord with the strategy: “ Little girl, you have a views of Lenin, the founder of Soviet communism. The problem." Whether Ihe mull has paid premier spoke at a Kremlin attention or not to wiiat the reception. girl has been saying, this is supposed to inflate her ego and launch her upon a per­ sonal confession. Even though lie doe* Mot listen very attentively |u Imr WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — remarks, Prof. Yellin then Million* ol dollars missing suggests that the hoy con­ front Hie Katanga national clude wills this final shot hank since secessionist olll “ Uut you ami I know. Lit­ rials lied Hie Congolese pro tle Girt, that's not your real video in January have been found in Southern Rhodesia, it problem." From this point onward, was disclosed Wednesday. add* Prof. Yellln, “Friend­ Authoritative sources said Hie currency, in Katanga ship will he inevitable." Now many poetical minded francs, was worth between folks, especially women, will $1 milium and IIU million, di­ resent Uiis precise application stending on which rate of ex change is used. of psychology lo romance. Nikita Talks Peace Existence door. Since 1 had nothing in my hand, sin- would olleii apolo­ gize tiy saying; “Oil. I'm sorry. I thought you were a hook agent." I'd wave that aside, with a smile, and u*c our stand­ ard opening about having talked with Hie school prin­ cipal where her Tommy ami Sue were in school. Whereupon she'd gladly in vile me into the living room. Then I’d tactfully' use our slulldiild sales procedure and finally lilt out u small book prospectus from a black satin pocket, deftly suspended from my shoulder but hidden in side my coat. Following it, would come a folded set of Ixiok Jackets Hint would open up ami re­ veal the entire set of env) duped Ia as It would look on her shelf. Before I left, I would often carry out a check for S115 to $250. Yet ahe had never act eyes on me Iwfore anti had never intended to buy ANY bonks from any Imok agent. s i u i L i u r n u s n a i t.» *1 *•■** No p a r t of a n ) m a l a r i a l , n a u a o r *U> s r l U l n . , of ttila s d l l l u n o f T h a h a n f u r d H e r a l d m a y ba r e p r o d u c e d lo a n y m a n n e r W i t h ­ o u t w r l l t t n p a r m U a l o n of t b a p u b l l a h a r of T h a l l a r a l d . Ai > I n d i v id u a l o r f i r m r a a p o n t l b l a fo r au ch r a p r u d u c i l o n w ill ba co n a ld a r a d a a t u r r l n g l n * on T h a H e r a l d s e o p y r l a h t a n d wilt ba h e l d l i a b l e f o r d a m a a a a u n d e r tlia l a w . P u L llah ed dally a a c a p i ba t u t d a y , a u o d a ) a n d C b r U l t n * . , p u b l i s h e d h a t u r d a y p r e c a a d m a C trltlB u . 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For example, when I was in college, 1 sold ency elope dias during the summers When I d ring the doorbell. it might require two or three extra "ding a ling-a lings" on the tuition Ik-fore the house­ wife would totally open the Wed., April 21, w s i , - | m i «. i . i n . u u , t i u i i u i t a m i i m h l i . i i i . h i , s it is s s m tsii t.i* m m iM ii n. a H isu u i.ii XUnaKiiiu LiJIlur A U v s rr l s i n * L ilrsc to r i t s u s a .u j a .m k i « a l i o s : i i x h i . h C o u n t ) KUItor l lu .lm -* . * U n » « . r i g i i : i. i i i iiiiie h a iiim .iit J. i« n » 'T au v ltiy liq u o r i. li»*»iri«d > i » n * a * r HOT llll.1.1 M i n i IIASI I 'H A S K t l l l . T O I . I M C i t . l u r e K JItor C irculationJ U I . . . I I ra t;u m a n U silu D lu l tu (L WASHINGTON- t NKAY — Egypt is Hie principal pow­ ; Egypt has long hoped that While lire new United Arab er in the Arab League ami this eastern half eventually Republic of Egypt. Iraq and its main support. The Voice will join l ’ ATI. Tunisia hopes Syria is of immediate con­ cern to the Near East, it has of Cairo dominate* Ihe Arab it might form » on on with a longer range interest (or world airwaves and the tran­ western Libya. sistor radio is the alarm In 1955 Libya granted oil the whole Arab world. The entire area trum Moro­ clock that awaken* the giant. concessions to one French, The Casablanca group, in two Rrilish and three Amer­ ns* to the Persian Gulf is new in a state of ferment and which tlie King llassan II of ican companies They havo rich producing growth Nn one can foretell Morocco is prime mover lor developed whether it will explode into "Magrelt" or western unity, field* ltul Libya liu* not used many little war* or even a includes ;.l*o Algeria, Tunisia, its oil revenues wisely. It Ghana, Guinea and Mali. has no development plan, no hig one. There are also larger. In­ drive, no leadership It might emerge more or ter African and Malagasav orPrincipal American interless peacefully into a new gamzalions of former French c*t in Libya is AYheelus Field, Pan Arab force ihe rest ol and Hrilish colonies They where NATO pilots ran train the world will have to ap­ I wrote a charter la*t Decem­ year-round in perfect flying praise anew. ber lull are still in the nego­ weather There is no pres­ When the phrase Vrah tiating stage sure front tlie Libyan* lo world" is used, it means alt Tin* United States would have this field evacuated. people who speak Arabic and like to have Rritain and AVheelu* was Ihe main stag­ are Mohammedan* There France play the largest p o s s ­ ing area tor UN operations in are from so to 85 indium of ible rote in the development the Congo. them. of Africu since American aid The new U.A It will have can’t do it ill. 15 million — 28 million in Still. I > aid to Arab Egypt. 12 million m Iraq, world countries has lot a led five million nt Syria sj billion since 1913—Stno mil­ OF Other Arab countries east lion of it military assistance ot tlie Suer Canal have a to Iraq, Jordon. U'banoti. total population ol trom 12 Saudi Arabia, Morocco and to 15 million Snudia Arabia Tunisia This does not include has seven million, Yemen the cost ol U- S bases in perhaps three millio, Leban­ Morocco, winch will he evacu on a million and a half. Jor­ aled at Hie end ol RHki. dan under a million Kuwait The Kingdom of Libya, OLDSMOBILU 230.000 which could have the most The Federation ot Southern viable economy in tlie Arab CADILLAC Arabian States—sVileii. Oman, world, is still an uncertain Muscat and 23 other sultan­ quantity ates the British protectors Old King Idris I. a form* are trying to put together— cr Arab emir whose lamily 1st IN VALUE may have a total population has ruliYl Fiast Libya for 200 of only Ooo.oOO Rut they years, was enthroned with 1st IN DEALS have a place in any redraw­ Rrilish help in 1931 ing of the Arab world map. In North Africa west of Egypt are 22 million Arabs. Libya, Algeria, Tunisia ami Morocco are the hig units. Rut northern Sudan is Arabic, EST. 1935 as are Mali, Spanish Sahara and Mauretania. /N S U R A N C ie A r A S A V //V Q Tlie Arab world ha* no idea T-— r r T T T T T T i r inhere it is going collectively. Nor do its Indiviluai mem­ bers know tlieir own future. 111 So. I’ll Intel l o There are loose alliances every wIk-re. The lit principal F lum e FA 2*0814 Arab countries—11 it you now count the U.A.It. as one—are joined in an Arab league. It is a regional organization Great Savings on Easy Terms patterned after tlie Organi­ FROM A WOltBO OF FINK FUKNITU1US zation of American States and have similar defect! and weaknesses. SANFORD New Political Tactics fornia. Texas and Michigan, where the radical right has been strongest, to small-populutiou slates in the West and Southwest wlu-re the Birollers ami allied groups figure they can gel more hang for their political buck. Campaign funds go farther in the sparsely settled Rocky Mountain and Great plain states wlk-re there are fewer voters to influence and where it is easier for the rightwing to dominate the press and radio and place their sympathizers in |a>sitions of influence in the school sys­ tems. 1901 seems an ideal year, from the ultra-conservative view, to stage a series of High Noon political show­ downs with Democratic liber­ als and moderates. Six proKonncdy Democrats, including Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana, come up for re-election next year. And the John liirch Society and its allies have been in serious training to lie ready to pick them off. Their great­ est success to dale is in Wy­ oming, where the right-wing radicals gamed effective con­ trol of the state legislature this year by allying them- Notebook HOLLERS u u t. Helen Fuller Says WASHINGTON - Extreme political righl-w mgers are taking a new lack to win national importance lor their movement. The ultra-conservative John Birch Society did poorly in the 190k* elections; its mem­ bers failed to nominate a candidate to the right of Richard Nixon in place of him or to elect three Con­ gressmen they strongly sup­ ported in California, for ex­ ample. Two leading rightwing agitators, resigned General Edwin M. Walker, and Evan­ gelist Rev. Billy Hargis, drew only fair-to-middling crowds on tlieir recent “ Operation Midnight Ride'' n a t i o n a l stump-speaking lour — 2.200 and 800 respectively in cities the size of St. Louis and Kan­ sas City. The messages Walk­ er and Hargis were peddling included the information that the United Nallons controls our national policy and that the National Council of Churches is •‘neither Chris­ tian nor American." Since the last election and their signal lack of success in it, the John Birch Society has quietly moved Its center of operations from largepopulation states like Cali­ Peter Edson V ICTO RY IS O N THE^ SIDE W ITH THE HEAVIEST ARTILLERY,— OR, IS IT? •MV tity M l * * t l L«*»d *■* ■coned(Kfloft t » *r|.»o« M fol«4p lo ts lot •**d)»la >| ,p*f(Mptd i*.l • -fc»- ocs- Mi u - D m ! «rnrh* <*•«-*! I a il f w* ('Ml I 111 «14 IpvlRI III la! 0« |*0*4' t OHM«*1 ** W | «|d IO.|s4, If feOS-iKWti'lwwi tRweoiKt llo># *»m| lw*l !«•••. 4 M l BILL H EM PH ILL MOTORS, Inc. 301 Wo PJrnl S t, S a n lo n l. H onda [J �Television Tonight W E D N E S D A Y P . M. W ayne Foueher rh»nn*l I ABC itiln n it muk U sm tlll ll S p o rt* A tlantia W eather M ltJ '.a . I H n l n | fo il N e w t c a p e H*w» F ll l o r l a l Com m a#! P porla rtrtu ra W e a th e r Show XMl l.ffftru l of W lill C arp Ilrarard N ava t p e r l e R eport H untley - n r l n h lt r ( I ) R a in b o w R a nch D eputy T:l# I I I Tlie (I) Hli.graph/ T ill till 1:11 1:11 lilt 11:01 Legal Notice 11:11 ia t u b r m r t iT r o i » r n i v n i i m i i m i r im I it . 11:11 11:11 i nt > rv . ti.n n iu * . 11:11 11:11 11:11 1% t\n I Olt PK M IT O LR I \ t i l l M C i n M l. I B M I ' K d E R A L N A T IO N A L MoTlTr s \ i l i ; A SK -V IA T IO N . A C o r ­ p o r a t i o n o r p a n l a a d u n l a r au A ct o f C o r t r a a a a n d e i l t t l n * p u n u i n l to th a FerD ral N a ­ tional M o iliu a A xoclalton C h a r t e r Act, b a v i n * Ha p r i n ­ c i p a l o f flea In t h a C l i p o f \ v ..a h ln ( to n D l itr le t of Col­ um bia, P laintiff »» ill.T N N DO W ELL rE T E H S O N . Jit a n .l (1ILDA N A T I l . IA PETERSO N , fo rm erly huaband a n d » If# a n d l h a l r n o w r a a p a c l i r a epoixee, It any, D rfenilinte. M iTiri: to t m : t n t h i : st a t e in- FLORina T t ) i O l.T N N L OW E L I . PET­ E R S O N , J R , 4 f II, J / C t 'n i l ad S l a t a a N av y Heavy A ttack squadron HKVE X F lo at Poet O fflra N ew T u r k , N ew T u r k H ILD A N A T 1 U A P E T E R H )N 111! C h o a r n A v en u e. k<>utit M ln r.aap o ll* . M l t m e e n t a T O P A R E tlK R E R V M /T I. F 1 E D t h a t a e u l t haa b een t i l e d a g a i n * ! Ton In t h e a b o v a e n t i t l e d r a u e e , a n d t h a t ) an a r e r r . | i t l t e d t o f l la l o u r an* a n e r w ith tha C le rk « f tnla C\> r t a n d t o **rvo a r o p y th e re o f upon th e P la in tiff or P laintiff a atto rn ey * . w hole n a m e a n d a d d r e e e I* Ille hop A llorniteln. I I Em*t P in e S tre et, O rlando, F lorida, not l a t e r t h a n M ay t n d 1111. It y o u f a i l to d o a a a Macrae p r o C nnfeeeo will be entered m alo ti you fo r th a relief d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m p l a i n t . T h l a e u l t la t u fo re c lo a e a tnnrlsaK *. T he re a l pro p erty p r o c e e d e d a s a l n e t lei L o t I. tl l o c k 4, N O R T H O R L A N D O S EC O N D A D ­ D I T I O N , a c c o r d i n g to p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t R o o k IS. P a g e a IS. SI. 17. P u b t l n R e c o rd * of S e m i n o l e C ounty, F lorida. AV I T N 'E S l m y h a n d a n d t h e e e a t of eatd C o u r t a t P a n f o r J . F l o r i d a , t h i e l e t d a y o f April, 1X1 ISE ! H A r t h u r II. I l r c k w l t b . J r , c i . r k o f the c i r c u i t C ourt I t y i M a rt! .* T. Vlblert D e p u ty C lerk P l bll»h A p r i l 1, 1*. 17. Si. C D 1 I-I1 i t n O is iS Jiva^i ffiV i (J 7 ( l l R a in b o w R a n c h P arty <>> W a g o n T r a i n <ai C i t s R e p o r l a 111 T h e A 'l r g l n l a n t t | O o v e r n m e n t a In A ctlon t a t S i l e n t * p lea* * (»» d o i n g My W a y I I I T h e lltv e r y H illb llllea (SI P a r r y C o m o ( I ) D irk V aa D yka •how ( I ) O u r Ma n l l l g g l n a I II N ak ed City (31 E l e v e n t h flour (1) C ircle T h e a t r e (SI N e w a c o p e (1) M u r p h y M a r t i n Ne * a ( l> Ch. I T te porta ( I ) M id- F t a, N a i r a (»> W e a t h e r ( I) W eather II) T heater (SI T c n l t a S h a w ( I ) H o l l y w o o d M ovie C a le aeed e THURSDAY A. M. < :lt 1:11 T:M T ill fill T ill till 1:11 1:11 1:11 • :*l 1:11 11:11 11:11 11:11 11:11 11:11 (I) (t> II) (I) Sign o n S i g n On W a k e l -p U o v l r a Farm M arket R e­ port Cl) New* A W e a t h e r IS) T o d a y ( I ) P re-School m a n n in g ( I ) 'M l r V l e ' e Ooopol T lm o " (I) C a p ta la K an g aro o ( I I M lc k o y l i i i m S h o w ( I) W oatkor and K m (I) Today t l ) C hannal • N ow iroam l l ) C ariaonvllta ( I ) J a c k La Ia i i S h e w l l ) A m erican llla to ry t l ) O a U H a r m Sh o w ( I ) R o m p e r Room IS) Bay W h en O L earn S p aoltb ( I) C alen d ar ( t l P lay T our H uaeh f l ) 1 Love Lucy ( I ) Ann S othern Show (S I P r l c * la R i g h t ( I t T h e McCoy* t i l H ighw ay P atrol 111 C o n c e n t r a t i o n ( I ) Pate A d ta d y a l i t S e v a n K ey e ( I ) T o u r P l r a t laap raaalen ( I ) L o v e o f Life ( I) E rnie F ord Show THURSDAY P. M. fo r-S aaey OF J f A .J iJ SANFORD W eekly) CtiZ'tlGll/d S lvref- v J E W W E fl i.' ivunm oA w OLDSMOB1LE CADILLAC 1st IN VALUE 1st IN DEALS (tn C IA L PASKING UST) IHWC I M • ilw k il d i n c lM * IS Ala aye 13 D u 4 I* T i n ------Alley IS s n i c t m i IT k u u w u i 4 la iT rd m )■ ! I I Smelt) 11 Am m o ! Irish cayttal 2S Small tumor 24 Warm 2 7 IW bora* 4 Mold a ITrtrxt a At Ut«4 Tspur » l un ch a ouaati lOOatrsc lt C u c h o a M arital* ta n o s e r 30 to a DEAR ABBY: I am 16 and have been dating this boy, 21, for three m onths. At first my parents perm it­ ted me to see him twice a week, but they hnve limited me to once a week tfPcaiiso they thought we were get- #) ting too serious. Are they rig h t in do­ ing th is? Please don’t say parents know best because they don't al­ ways. Isn’t it only logical for teen, agers to try to m ake the most of w hat time they hnve together when they nre limited? I would like your opinion. LIMITED DEAR LIMITED: Romance prog, resses a little with each meeting. Tiic more time you spend together, the more serious the romance be­ comes. Your parents know more nl>out this than you do. Take their word for it. And by the way, a 21year-old is a MAN, not a boy. DEAR ABBY: I certainly sym ­ pathize with the Indy who wrote concerning her loose-tongued minis­ ter. I’ve had the same experience. My confidences cropped up in two of his Sunday sermons. Now I tell it di­ rectly to the I-ord. BUTTONING MY LIP DEAR BUTTONING: The shoe fit, so you wore it. But don’t forget, you a re n 't the only one w ith th a t size foot 1 Qacoby Here ii another really tough hand from the intercol­ legiate tournament. North hai a sound opening club bid and South i* luppoied to try for ■ alam via Blackwood. When North shows no ace* South now gets a bidding par by either patting five club* or going to five spade*. A «pade lead ami ipade ruff defeat* the five club contract right off the bat, but the directed play it agaim t live ipadei and E a it and Weat muit defeat this contract to gain their p ar for defenaive play. Wett la directed to open his singleton club, but act­ ually be abould make thia lead without direction, lie ail at once in junior high. It's a big, dirtying jump. Back in the dava when tcbooli were divided into eight years of grade school and lour years of high school, the Jump waa made two year* later. Now with our M 3 sys­ tem, ow children Jump from the sixth grade into a setup that is in no way a continua­ tion of what they have known, but an abtund copy of high school. We've got junior high schools all over the country We are stuck with the sys­ tem . But why csn‘t we. as parents, get together with (be Junior high fsrulty mem­ bers in our own communities and try to make the change W ins Race Musically Speaking ACXUkS 1 Strutted Inttrumvnt DEAR STILL: Your biggest m istake was g e ttin g involved with him in the first place. Your decision was right I When he found a replace­ m ent for your "love” in a week, you surely must have realized the shal­ lowness of his feelings for you. Thut realization AND tim e should heal your "scars" — and soon. By Abigail Van Buren OndiJudgsi NORTH (D) ATI V K Q J2 ♦ K A K Q 10 9 74 EAST A AM A2 * 8794 4* A 9 S 3 ♦ J 1 0 I4 J ♦ Q9 7 4 S S *» ASS SOUTH A K Q J 10 98I ¥10 ♦ A A AJ I 4 ta rt and Wett vulnerabl# N orth t u t S o u th TJ*1%V ■ •-*!U’jy -->. a V -;>i I MXa s I ¥1-1..I so: L U u ' i l u s -ti-tiLt-' XSKov* 47 Q mm ratlla 3 - SUIT p u t X tsaeatml bring >3 Marti*# 35 Statuary t a k j 40 (Hate a n d t 34 ratin g cram 43 Salm m m g 24 tUuOa tardt ,30 [HR 4S ttargaia e n 31 Vausual *4 Leva! 4* Wander Ml He4dmf 41 r.rn/iad <h*rS M IMOLA. Italy (VPIV— Jim Clark of F.nflaod drove fail Lotus 3d-23 over a 133 77 mile course in one hour, 34 min­ ute t, 7-4 second! Sunday to win an international auto race. U ( c l r \ r) >' \ m H I L>t IN T h i ft 1R 1 PHONE FA 3-1314 TONITE A Till*88 . A CARLOAD WITH CARLOAD PASS 7:20 A 10:13 SJFrrvcu sirjw 34 if* Sn ra 37 llutn 33 Fn*iub tchaal By Oswa W it! 1A Put 3A Paia IA P u t 4 NT. Fata 8A Fi n I * Pan Pan Pan Opening lead—A S has heard the bidding, he hold* at the ace of trumps, and haa every reason to be­ lieve that his partner hai an ace also. Declarer win* the club and leads a spade and now West must bold up his ace if ho want* to get his par. Then on the second spade lead East should play the nine of hearts as a signal that be bolds the ace of that suit. West wins the trick and leads a heart to East, whereupon East returns the club and the hand Is set. If It looks silly to credit North and South for getting let when they could have made four spades hid they stopped there, I want to re­ mind you that people who sit on a bench never fail down, but they also never get any­ where. By Ruth Miilett l from elementary achool to enls have talked It over and Junior high a more gradual decided. . proccit? It isn't who!r>oiiie to let t h e B ird s la Coining] our children be pushed into adult wayi when they are a.tually only children. Nor is It a happy solution for a fewparent* to try to fight the OPEN 12:13 -i problem aione." LAST DAY • The only way we can lea R M M N D R U ttO E to it that our children are M Or»e*Cl*r"* W rnw (M« O D allowed lo enjoy childhood as long as they should Is to make up our minds that we parent* have to get together, 90 0 00 take a stand and a»k our STARTS TOMORROW junior high principals and 1)01 HI.E FEATURE teacher* to bsrk us up. As p*rcnt» we ought to be TIEfWl F1UI >F TWCYCAKI # able to meet our children's 2 * .n "but all the other kids do sueh and-such” with we par- n iT t KMumipeN •{3DQ 0Q TV RENTAL • Males * S en Ice Seminole TV MGurmiMLtuaicar.a UMt M HOT' MHW-HW **'t FA 3-4920 Zenith Celor TV Sale* 2800 Sanford At*. lUniUOMHItltni Pl i s "THE SILENT CALL** Capri Centennial Specials GOOD FROM MON., APRIL 21 Thru MAT. 27th SHRIMP COCKTAIL................................. 60c SEA FOOD SEA FOOD PLATTER ............................ *2.00 JUMBO FRIED SHRIMP ........................ 1.65 SCALLOPS (FRIED) ................................ 1.65 FRIED FILET OF FISH ........................ 1.50 FRIED CHICKEN ...... ...........................- 1.75 PORK CHOPS (2) .................................... 1.65 STEAKS CHOPPED SIRLOIN ___ CAPRI SPECIAL STEAK .............. 1.65 1.90 •All Entrees Include- sas-vptert All You Want 4S Magical tab) Salad and Relish Bar, Plus Choice Of Baked Potato, 41 I rm ale t am l tab) 44Drag* 44 ObbUfattoa 4* Ranter 53 M a m t t r w k 5 4OB Sb uic rra Linename B tU Si lin i a M I W - l l i t 1 2 4 4h a l f ActiaM lb W. War 2 'H E L L IS FOR HEROES' Bobby Daria 2 A uw ertte 3 CUy Nevada MWfTAPXB EMXSrtUE STARTS SUNDAY -Mr. IIabba Take. A Y aralioa' l a a n M i* art * 14 U)& JJiSl iO om jm : HOLLERS (W alrh DEAR ABBY: I am -17 and should have m ore sense. I've been m arried 18 years to a m an who does­ n’t drink or chase and he is good to me. We have a teen-ager who is a joy to both of us. My husband is quiet and reserved, and I am ju s t the opposite, but we get along fine, I didn't love him when I m arried him but 1 wnnted a home and fam i­ ly. I m et a man n t work recently and we were im m ediately a ttrac ted to each other. Before 1 knew it we were up to our ears In an a ffa ir. He w ant­ ed to m arry me, and I became an emotlonnl wreck trying to m ake up my mind. Finally I told him I could­ n't hurt my husband and child, so we broke it off. W ithin h week he had someone else. Since then I’ve spent my nights reg re ttin g my decision. Was I wrong? Will tim e heal the scars, or must 1 learn tu live with my m istake? STILL CARES 11:11 ( I ) H » r r y R e e i o n t r Stm t it:tr ( t l T r u t h t r C o n t e I t ) F » t h r r K n o . i D#*t 11:41 (41 ( i u l d l n s L i g h t I t) Sear f a r Tom orrow 11:11 (4 ) M ltt-D ey R * p o r t 11:41 I t ) NBC N ew* R e p o r t l:*l (11 N**r4 a n d W t a t h a r (4) M i g l e o f Muale ( !) O eneral H otpltal 1:11 I t ) L a H l l m e 1:14 ( I) gllisnaittce 1 SO t »> M i d - m . n # « 4 (1) 8<-l»nr» 14) A* T h * W o r l d T u r n ! 1:44 ( I ) L a f f t l t n # I 1:40 t ) M*rv G r i f f i n S h o w I I ) D a y In C o u r t I I ) Art L ln k lo tlr F a llo u atp arty 1:11 11 1 M * rv U r l l tl B P ro(t) Jano W ym an o n to 1:44 I t ) L o r e t t a Y o u n g Can ■ youtigtier maka the |4> M i l l i o n a i r e jump from childhood to adult­ I t l Q O tin F or a Day S i l t 15) Y o u Don I May hood in one big leap? t l ) T o T o ll Th* T r u t h 1 what million* of (*) W h o Do You T r u » t ! That's I I I ! ( I ) C a U l a g w o o J No w * children are being asked to I I I S te ro l Storm do when they enter Junior 4 44 t; > T h * M i t r h O i k i i high school. ( I ) S * er* l S t o r m t l ) Am. I D n d t V a a d Isn’t it about time we took 4.14 (5) M a k r R o o m f o r a good, long look at our D addy ( II E l i a or M s hi Junior highs and reduce the I t ) D l e r u r e r y '41 4 44 ( I ) A m r r l r a n K o w n t a a d preaiure they are putting on our children lo grow up over­ 4:40 t l ) B r o n o a ( 4 ) P a o l o W alt night? 4:14 IS) 1 Led 1 IJr O a Lipstick. Earrings. Dancing ( S i Root of O r o u - h a 14) D e p u t y t ) i * i They arc popped at a child Shew 4:44 ( I ) W o a t h o r 'A J U m u i u l I* a i l i u p m i n i , inert.*' Hgtw Sawj. 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T>3 — Pajre 3-A By Nadine Seltzer W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Bourns private bath*, 114 W. First St. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. Near base. FA 2-3085. Efficiency Apt. MO Mo. Sur­ plus City. 201 W. lit St. __ rPtTTLa p r r r T RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby lleili. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. —NSI • ''V w it: urttl r.ol 7, m o c k 7. h k p t l u r l.n t Block 3. H K F T I . H I l IIOMI7H ( illtaANfX I, bi:>'111iM Kr* OBloYNIHl SKI*T i l IN O.VK. a c c o r d I n « lo T IU N (INK. a c c o r d Iu » to t i l - II n r p lat t h e r e o f re* tn « |i o r p l* t ( h e r e o f r»ro rd i-d in I 'U t Book t l , . e r d e d In F l a l Book IJ. !'* » * * t - l . P u b l i c H ercrd * . F a c e »•*. P u h l l e R t c o r d e o f Helnlnol* C o u n l ) , Kloro f Nem lnola C o o n t y , F'lorblmi Ida: Held anl* w ill tie h e l d a t flie 8.il4 s a l e w ill be h eld at tb * f r nl atep* o f t h e S e m i n o l e f r o n t *l"|>* n f Ibo deiulnol* C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e In t b " C i t y l.'ouiily C o u r t b a u * - . ir, M *- *'(• > o f S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , on t h a *th o f Kaiiford. r l u r b l a , on (bo • tb •lav - f May. l i s t , a t 1t:«0 •ley o f Slay. 19,7. « t II «0 o 'c l o c k A M., o r a» e' »n t l i a r r . o V I n r k A M., o r ** *«on I b ero a f t e r a t I b a s a m e c a n be d o n e a f t e r e* t h e aam o c e n l.o d o n e O 'P A L I (B E A I.I A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . J r . . A r t h u r II. B o c k w l lb , J r , C lerk Clerk l l y S l s r l h e T. V lh lan B y M a r t h a T. V l h l e n I 'e p u l ) C lerk D e p u t y C le r k floe**, VVIubt A B o r f i i r l Jtoea*. \VI*ht A D u r f o r d • 7 | | F lre t A venue South *777 P l r e l A v e n u e k o u l b 81. P e l a r e h u r a 7 i lorlrta Kl. I ' e l a n l - u r y T, F l o r i d * I'u I,B ah : A p r i l SI. J9CJ P u M l e b : A f O l 71, J9CJ CDU—t l . C D li—] | 12. R eal K sln tc T o r 8)»l> 1'J. Real Knlnlc For Sale SB. Automobile Rcrvicc GROVE MANOR Xlodcrn designed, spacious four bedroom. 2 bath home located on beautifully land­ scaped corner kit; com­ pletely air conditioned and centrally heated. Large fireplace, covered pa­ tio, double carport; kitch­ en center consisting of dishwasher, disposal, range and oven, refrigerator. This home Is tastefully furn­ ished and decorated, and can be purchased complete­ ly furnished nr unfurnish­ ed. Reasonably priced with terms. 3 BEDBOOM. 1 hath. Excel­ lent condition. Faring lake. 102 l.ake Dot Dr. Can be had for NO DOWN PAYMENT. Call FA 2 7117 or FA 2-1472 Jim Hunt Really LARGE 2 bedroom trailer, 20. Babysitters STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Lake Ashby. Adults only. 21. Beauty Salons FA 2*308. Tue*., thru Fri. - - P. M. day 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Btiihlinvr M aterials before insertion. Mon. - Sat. BEAUTIFULLY f u r n i shed 21. Electrical Services UIW Boon. room. Private home. Ph. 25. Plumbing Services uues FA 2 7431. 2(1. Radio & Television RESPONSIBILITY: 27. Special Services EFFICIENCY Apartment on The Herald Mill not be re­ First St. Near 2 city free sponsible for more than one 28. Laundry Service parking lots and slipping incorrect Insertion of your ad, I 29. Automobile Service stores. No utility charges. and reserves the right to re­ 29A. Auto Accessories Suitable fur couple or sin­ vile or reject any advertise­ 30. Machinery - Tools • nd *<«*.*“ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. I » l * «Af»Wment from w hit ordered to 31. Poultry - Live stock •/•aV 31 A. Pets Store. conform to the policies of this 32. Flowers Shrubs “ O.K.! NOW you onn ahoot tlio applo off my head I’ paper. UNFURN. 1*1 Floor. 3 rms 33. F urniture bath, 2 screened porches. 34. Articles For Sale 309 Magnolia Avc. Apply ti. For Rent 12. Heal E state Fur Sale 35. Articles Wanted It Pays LO. Automobiles - Trucks upstairs evenings. urn. 2 Bedroom h u n t e. RETIREMENT HOMES 37. Boats - Motors Houses for lent. For infor­ Adults. Nn pets. FA 2-7664. in 38. Motorcycles - Scooters To Esc mation contact 'led Wil­ COUNTRY ;LUB MANOR FURNISHED or Unlurnlshed 39. Trailers - Cabanas liams Hardware, 203 E. Duplex. 4 Rooms. Near Completely renovated 2 A 3 23th SI. HR. I A Us bath homes The HERALD base. No pets. FA 2-3733. ti. For Kent like new. Social Security or Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Retirement Benefits will 1303 Elliott Avc., FA 2-3254 BRAND NEW Air-Conditioned FURNISHED large garage Want Ads. qualify you for a direct Apartment. Furnished or nr FA 24)525. apt. 19(12 Maple. FA 2-0731. FIIA homu loan. NO RED unfurnished. $50 and up. ROOM furnished Apart­ 2 APARTMENTS. Furnished. Water furnished. In Cas­ TAPE. Wo can qualify you ment for couple. $15. Ph. 1009 E. 2nd. St. FA 2 0221. In 30 minutes. Special fin­ selberry Area. Call days FA 2-7399. ancing a* low as $250 down TE 8 5951 or call nights SLEEPING Room. Phone w ith monthly pay incnts of TE 8-3714. FURN. Apt. 1113 Park Ave. .n o i i n : o r hai.s: FA 2-39iW alter 2 p. m. only $49.90. Notion I* h e r e b y « l ' m " “*1 2 BEDBOOM house, kitchen |>ur*u.tiit l o i In- f i n a l t l m n f t 2 BEDROOM house, Florids equipped. $65 mo. FA 2-4089. l o r f c l m u r * wiul sa l* *ui«r*U In room. Available now-. Ph. His o u n p * m l l n * in t h * C l r Jim Hunt Realty m i l c n u r t In a n d f o r H*nilnol* FA 2-1549. 1 BDR.M. house. NO $3122 C o u n t y , K lorlda. rani- i l o r k r t Office FA 2 2118 after 6. .m i t h i : n r i . i c « i i * i . v r n i * num ber t l i f uiulrraliUim l 2 BEDROOM houte. Kitchen Night FA 2-0648 c l . r k will »*H Hi" p r o p e r t y T O W HOM I T MAY CDNCIIU.N; equipped. $io a month. 3 BM. furn. Apt. Utilities. .Nutlet* la lirr«*by |flv * n *>f x l l t m t M In M i d C o u n t y il*323 0700 In f i*nt I dh i H it niiiy 1*1 Hi® I **1.1 I I lied an ; 2431 CVdar Avc. $18. & $50. FA 2-2764 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Flu t, l |u , 111o r k It. SI N- »fHNlKfl 4>f tllP I ’L 'fh U I .A N i l B 8 T A T K S , a e u M I - In111 ro fu r tRi<8Uk« «tf iiti 11f t v la Jim. iift-o rd ln u to a p l a t r*icu tn tin ir Ih# 1 i.»% rriim r nt of 3 FURNISHED Apartments on FURNISHED- Garage Ypart" 3 BEDROOM^ 1 bath CH t h e r e o f . r e c o r d e d In I'lai Hi.* v i i i i . . * o f N n rth O rlitM la; Stone Island. Efficiency menl. $4(1 per month. Water Imute, fenced back yard. llook 11. pu*ri> 1« t o Si of mi Hi ur lx in k ft nv i'utic* . . f f l t . r with Inrgo screened porch. A Garage free. 305 S. Park H ip %111n|£0 Call FA 2 (kino before 5, tlio l*al*IU* Iti-curd* « r In fiu r $80. Studio Apartment, 1 Ave. Phone 3234)705. H« in ln o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . lin 1 11n r nii-1 i r r M t "T »|ir#« FA 2-4364 after 3. T o a e t l i a r w llli a ll a t r u c t u r e * b rn i! In fiiin ln o lis 1‘n u n iy m o bedroom. $ho. We pay utla m i I m p r o v e m e n t * n o w a n d |irr* o n M iBptcteil of h o vlitv 3 B E D R O O M Houae. Kitchen LARGE 3 bedroom block lilies on these. 2 Bedroom, h r r v a f l e r o n n tlil land, a n d ilia rom m lttfHl nn o ffrn * * n«Hin«t equipped. $90 month. Call r a n t * . leauca. a n d p r o f i t * o f III* tli« n n lln n iir * i of 111** V IU *0 « house. Oak floors, walk-ln 2 bath, modern kitchen, G. Hhovn d r x r l l i r d p r o p e r t y : n n d n f N o rlli O rlm nloj afler 0 : 00 . F A 2 5423. pantry, arreenrd porch, E. appliances. $83. Phono nil 1 1vturoa n o w o r h e r e * H i ! M i c h i m r M i l t l » * * » i r i i lt i i i u u i* l i f t * rnlpt In u l.’tl w U hin a t l a r h e d In o r I ll'll In r o n u n • r*r carport, largo tool and FA 2-4280. NEW furnished A unfurnish­ li o n n h li Ilia p i e m l a r * h e r e i n l h r lim it* of *»h l %1111«m ; <!«•* storage shed. City water deai-rlbi-d nod lo a d d i t i o n fill 111if lint |it ir* n lt; n u llin ris liin ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ t l n r i l o tin- follow Iii k d v x rlli* lin y tmllt**1 n ffh ri*r .-f Hi* \r'lil- 1 Bit. Duplex. 317 \\. 12th and deep well, shade trees, ment, tile baths; terra tin r d liou ar liold a p l d l a n o r a . whb-li HK«i u f N nrlh O rh iin iii In u*»n« St. $00. NO 8 42(19. dait 120' x 135'. Close lo floors. I'll. FA 2 2374 after t ItlttP M li*'l f> 1 1 F« II11 1 1 1 ’ J wild 11m* an*, n o d alialt b* d e e m e d t o l»>-, schools. 2428 Cedar Ave. 2 f i x tu r e * arid a p a r i o f tb * I In of >11id i l l y . 3 p in. 2 I1KIUIOOM upxlairs Apt. r e a l t y , a m t a r a a p o r t i o n of ttm I*tih)|»)i: A p r il 21. 11*63 Blocks west of Winn Dixie. ■Completely redecoratud, a r e u r l t y f o r I b a Indebtedur-a* —Ion l i e i e i u ni'irillo n ad i sparkling clean. Adults. $73. 9. Fur h a le o r K en t IM MK111ATE OCCUPANCY On» rj.K. It» frla< -ratu r ( r i e r ) . i n T ilt: c a t iiT nr •! h i : 1M>1 Celery Ave. T mile House. FA 2-7898 or FA 2 4203. Centrally Air • Condilloned. J lo d r l 1111-11-Tt*. a n n u l i nl v r i j i m ilk ■b i i i n i i i k ?.R Ii;7i9: ( (ii M V. at ari; os- ri.wii- E. of traffic light. FA 24)808 3 large bedrooms, Ilk baths, cilia fill. B uilt-In Oven, ■HA. 3 UR. §17 Catalina. FA 2-0378. f r i a r l. Modal J . 7 I 0 - T , h e r - IN I 'l K H l S T R with a screened porch. 107 Fur rent or tease. 30 x 40 Ini y.T<i«-sii7: In He the «fi Hunker laine. metal building with con- LNJOY living on Lake Mary. Our (1.17. llii ll t - t n llh tiu o M A H T J I A la . J I C K P K n H O V . ( t l r d l . Modal J - i : u - T . S r r l u l 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, water TEE *N GIIEF.N ESTATES rrelo floor. Contact Ted Iniifiifd. YT I :*(»&: riN A Ia N O T 1 U 3 20th St. Extension for boating, etc. Approx. Williams Hardware. 203 E. l i n o V i d o r C lim a x K l l r h o n N u tlv e I* l i e r e h y $'1vpi » Umt Cx li.n iat F a n ( a l r c ) ; 2(3 acres citrus trees. Ph. PAY closing costs and as25111 St. ( h e urnlPl • lu itr.l will, nil *hi» l i n n l iu o * T b a r n i H e a t e r foil), ; : m t il*> nf May. A O FA 2 9162. Modal S ir,.). S e r i a l U II JS, t>r«*«nt l o H ip I D m o m b l* C mi m * AYAHaAULE NUW. Beautiful iinite $62 monthly pay­ 1*0,000 IlTL'Ij l y J n d irr r>f N r m t n o lr C o u n t y , ments on two - bedroom Brittany Farm House. 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home, One N u lo n * H ath I f a n t r r F lfir h ln , Ii* r f I tin I n lu n i. ac* house. Call FA 24 493. n d r r l ; anil it.iinf iitnl vuii^lirriii im liiM'ii- 2 Bit Kit. equipped. $i!5 Florida room, built-in oven I h r v c u Y our I lu o Klimt* (itio> frill *>f I hr I'>f Jite nf MwrlliA and range. Large utility FOR SALE by owner. Lund lull. I*. J t f r r r t M i a d*ct*>ttl, mu1 nf 2 HR. slit, equipped. $73 a t p u b l i c aal#, 10 Iba M s h a a t mid llmi, 1h#n am! tii er i, room and carport, shallow at Corner of 4th and Day KOSA L. PAYTON a n d be at b i d d e r f o r r a a h bo- t n a h n m* p lica Hon t o t h e i»M well for yard. Rent $115 Ave. 170' x 218)'. FA 2-0221 Iwaan t b r b o u rn o f e lev en Jmlg.* f u r a film I nr 1i|* rn f nl nf Reg. Real Estate Broker n ’r l o r k lo t h a f o r e n o o n a n d h t r a d m l n l x t r a U n n f *n»i| ••* jier month. See at 123 E. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha t w o o 'c lo c k In t h r n ' t o r n o o n |iii« , am i fu r an n r ih r dim Coleman Circle, Pinecresl. IM XIE 1)1ATE OCCUI'ANC Y o n Ibo l a t h d ay o f May, 11(1, rliu i,;liiR h«rr i*n Kx»ciiEfUcienry Apt. OU Park. If Interested call collect Centrally Air • Conditioned, lit t h e F r o n t I i u o r o f tint Main- i r l i . Simla- C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e In I »if r d thlft ( h r ISth d *Y of one 3 bedroom, onr 4 bed­ Lt. Daniel P. Kennedy. S anford. Florida. April, A.!>. I»«3 2 BEDROOM furnished apart­ room, each have large Ism MOO 90211 NAS. Patuxent H litlln O IX o lie rli IN C A 1.1 ment, also efficiency apart­ A> l . \ n u t r l i nf f h t K»A r t h u r II I t r r k w l t h , J r ., lly rooms (BEST BUY IN River, Maryland. V0331U, C l e r k of t b r C l r r o l t C o u r t ( n l r nf Murifm U .Jrfftr-' ment, furnished. 32241341. Ext. 410. FLA.) Upsala lluad. l l y t M a r t h a T. V l h l r n m m , H m t 'Jim ' I i 1fu tc filrn ii A l**'fflrr D e p u t y I 'l o r k TEE \N GREEN ESTATES 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen I 'out l l f f l c r D ra w e r l | Jonnlnist, W a lta , c ln r k o and 2<ith St. Extension equipped. $75 month. I’ll. 12. R eal K slu te F u r Sale Hanf»nil. F lo rid a lla iiillt o o »\ttnrnry* fo r C x c r u ir li l i a r n o l t N a llo u n l B a n k lildif. FA 2-33U3, MAYFAIR GREENBRIAK UF I'u b U ah : Apr. 17, 71. M»% I, I. J a r k a o n v l t t e 7, F l o r i d a ] 941 I 'u b l l e l i : A pril I I , I S U LOCH ARBOR STENSTROM RENTALS Attractive 4 bedroom, 2 baths, t 'I »tl—«• CIUI—9* Developed by We preM'nl))’ have an out­ on large lot in 31ayfatr; re­ duced front $29,000 lo $22,i n t i i i j c m c i i t c m u t os* IN T i l l : rim i I T ( I I I I I I I I I Kingswood Builders, Ine. standing selection uf rental T i l l ! NINTH J I I I I C I A L t ' l l l - T i l l : N IN T H J l I I I * I I I ( 'M i­ boo for quick sale. Excell­ Overlooking t II e beautiful and lease homes for your S 'l T T O F T l l l l » T N T i l O F l l I T h iT in : » t * t i : <>I' ent financing; only $1300 F I . m i n i v . i n v n i i F o i l » i : m - I ' l . l l l l l H S . IN S N U r o l l H IM Mayfair Golf Course, in a inspection in all price i n o i .i : r o i N T V . S N O l.i: I i l l N T S . down. setting of stately oaks and ranges. It will be a plea­ in r iit N c r .iM ijw o o IN €*llA N C I. l t V ISTBS n o tic s: o r i'O iu :r i.o * t m k N H T H 'i : I OS’ r a H K l L O t l K E pines, is a lovely threesure to assist you in se­ This luxurious home features a n ii: •am: 4 large tiedrooms, family hedroom, 21k baths, splitlecting a borne. Not tea la l i r r o b y Xlven (b u t No tie r la !i#r*‘b r ffU t ri Hint room. beautiful modern level home under construc­ Ib o u n c le r a lc n e d , C la r k o f llio 1 Ii r until’rnlinn-il, C*1f-rk nf i h r C i r c u i t C o u r t o f tlio N i n t h Ju * r i r r u l t 1 '4iui t of ih * N inth Ju kitchen, central heat, dou­ tion. Ulrlul C i r c u i t . In a n d f--r S e m - lltr till 1*11c u ll* In nn <1 lo r e*m * Realty ble carport; beautifully Naturally, It will have a fam­ |HJf- Stenstrom Inu lr I’u u n l y , K l o ild a . p u r ­ tn o lr i Toil fit jf» Klu landscaped; deep well and s u a n t lo t h r f i n a l d r e r r e o f P 104-III tO Ih " fin a l i l t i f i i r of ily room, central air condi­ f o r e r l n a u r * r n l r r t d In n caao fortH’Inmj r * *n l*rp -l In a ri**r Real Estate — Mortgages pump. tioning, a fireplace, palm p r n d l n a In a a l d C o u r t , t h e prnd inir In **ld C ourt, Ih# 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 Don't m is s t i ll s h o m e b u y ; *t> !• f.f w h ich la e ly lo o f w h i c h le and a two-car garage. AJoHiIIUK A North A nn rlcriti M i I kuro X ii ir t h A in r rlc a ii See us to d a y for showing. Tlie kite hen will feature solid RENTALS Co r p o r a t i o n , a n A r k o n a u a c o r ­ C n ri n i rn t l i m , a n . ( r l o u u i * «---r* walnut cabinets, built in i i u r a tl u n , p oration, 3 DDHM, uniurn. home Loch P lain tiff. I 'l a i n t i r r , range and oven, dishwash­ Jim Hunt Really Arbor $93. 2 Iledrm. Furn. ve. »*. er, garbaga disposal, range J e m a a C o n r a d C r a b t r a a a n d Il o b o rt L e w i s R l r h m o s i t ftbil Apt. $33. Robert A. Wil­ AVandy N a s h C r a b t r a a . ble w l f r , r a r u l I . I t lr b n i - u il , hi* wife, Ollice FA 2 2118 bond, family-sited refriger­ liams. Realtor. FA 2 3931. llefondahta. I lafrn lau l* Night FA 2 0644 ator, and Uia many extras a n d th a dorkat b u m b r r of an>1 t b » d o < k « t n u t i d . i r of 323-0700 w h i c h la I I 7 I 9 - C . w i l l o f f e r f o r w h i c h is 17.900.(7. w ill i .f fa r 3 lilt. Comfortable houae. Un you would oxpecl lo have s a l e a n d aril a t p u b l i c o u t c r y f o r s a l s a n d sa il » l p u b llo o u t ­ furn. k Reas. 1404 E. 20th 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. in a fine borne. In t h r h l e b r a t a n d b r a t b i d d e r c r y In His h l a h s a t a n d b ss l St. Call Ocala 629 22U0 col­ f o r r a t h , fti* fn llo w In B d e - b l d d r r f o r e s s h , t h e t u l l o w l n k Buy now and choose your ecrlbrd property elttiata In d e s c r i b e d p r o i it r l j r e l t u a l e In lect. own color scheme. S atn ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . to l>eiiiln’>le C o u n t ) , K lorlda, lo St. Johns Realty Legal Notice „ I*. For Bent REALTOR - INSUIIOR FA 2-4991 1919 8. French Ave. S cn ltu rik G lim s n m l P a in t C om pany 219 M a g n o l i a t ' h FA 2-4622 USED Westinghouse Refri­ gerator. All parcels in. Runs good. $25. Used RCA console Television. Has a good pic Iuro. $23. B ritt's Inc, Fend Fair Shopping Cenler. 323-0330. HI A. i 'i ‘t.1 For Lease. Service Station. SIAMESE kittens. FA 2 0IT1. EXTERIOR & INTERIOR Choice location. Apply The Latex or oil base PainL Pure Oil Co. 604 W. flth St. BEAGLE PUPS. Papers. $33 $279 single gallon. M iry FA 2 7344. Carter 1’alnts. 209 W. FlrH WANTED Partner for food SI. business. Xlust be aide lo BOSTON Bull male puppy. put up $5990 cash. Invest­ AKC registered, FA 26187. $1 per day rental for Electric ment sccurcil by equipment. Carpet Shampoocr with pur* DACHSHUND Poppies. 6 Also tv Interest in business. chase of Blue Lustre. C»r* week* old. AKC registered. Up lo 20% on your invest­ roll's Furniture. FA 23342. ment. If Interested write I'. 0. Box 1496. LOOKING FOR RUGS? Drop R2. I'lnvvcrn - Shrubs 17. Male Help Wanted 2.1. I'lum hinK Servlcea Wall 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor ner tut facing lake, loo riim iliirtR & I loot mg AIR CONDITIONING Waits Drive, 5 u n 1 a n d CONTRACT anil REPAIR Estate. FHA in aervlce. WORK $450 down, monthly $81.75, VA nothing down. FA 2 8074 1097 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 or FA 2 2118 PLUMBING 2 BEDROOM house. 213 fi. Contracting Repairs Maple. $X,M0. FA 36137. FREE ESTIMATES II. I.. HARVEY ilY OWNER— Nice 4 Rdrm. 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 2 bath borne in Kavelina A Idyllwllde area, lwrge 2(i. Kntllo A T clevihitin utility Rm. and workshop, PERSONAL RADIO k v T double carporte, alr-Cnndl1 DAY SERVICE lioiimg, central heat A fire 23th. St. it Sanfurd Ave. place, covered patio faring Ph. 323-0633 Lake Ravenna. Reasonably priced. 301 Viblen Rd. Ph. GENE'S TV. Prompt aer­ FA 22134. vlce on T.V.'a, stereo's and radios. Ph. 3228395 anyGOVERNMENT OWNED linie. HOMER Priced from $5,8(8).(8) Ii) •13,300 00. Two hedrooma, 27. Special Service* 1 hath to thraa bedrooms, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, twn bath*, loraled In varSPRINKLER SYSTEMS tuua section* uf fiaufunl All Types and Sire* Down payments from f.'m.ou We Repair and Service to $300.00. S T I N E Huy a completely rerondl- Machinery and Supply Co. ditloned home whirl: in 207 W 2nd SI FA 2 (11.13 eludes repainting Inside and Piano Tuning and Repair out—or suve by purchas­ W. L. Harman — FA 2-4223 ing on an "AS IS" llaxls. You owe it to yuursvlf and LAWNS Ileum.lied - Aerate your family to Investigate Remove Thulcli • Chinch these bargains In home Bug Spray (VC-13) • Fertlbuys. No red tape. We ran se -P h . FA 2 12(4 qualify you in 3u minutes. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. • Jim Hunt Realty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 1 0 . Iln.Hlnp.iN O p p o r t u n i t y Office FA 2-2118 WANTED bartender. Expert Night FA 2 0648 cure necessary. Apply CPO 323 0700 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Mess Open Naval Air Station. FA 2-1330 Ext. 419 FOR 'THE 'YOUNG * AT HEART IS, H elp W anted If a home for you Is just a place for eating, sleeping BOOKKEEPER. Must Ik- cxperi.nerd. In charge of and watching TV, read no small office. Xlac’s Oil Co. further. Tills home goes beyond providing the nor­ 202 N'. Laurel Avc. mal comforts expected of a ADDITIONAL experienced modern 3 bedroom, 2'k bath sale* help needed. Depsrthouse— it was tmllt fur merit store. Give age, edu­ PEOPLE who like PEO­ cation, experience, address. PLE! 13u guests have of­ Reply to Box 2, c o San­ ten been entertained in the ford Herald. targe living room, The Palm Beach Room, the I t ) . S i t u a t i o n s W n n l e i l Party Room, and the patio , . . The Party Roum it Child Caro. FA 2 2274. also perfect for children’s 21. Reality Salons birthday parties, and what a "bnir* (lie teenagers HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK have when it is their night! Complete Beauty Service And outdoors — swimming, Evening Appointments boating, water-skiing, fish­ 11)5 So. Oak FA 2 5742 ing—you name it! Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp See for yourself. You could search fur years without Special on Perms. Call for appoint menl. 3 Senior ope­ finding tu much for $22,.V8). rators. Free parking Inis. 318 Palmetto Avc. 322 0834 Stemper Agency 31. Article* For Sale SINGER POTTED MUMS in bloom. 35c up. GRAPEVU.LK NURSERY Grapcvillc Ave. Near 20lli St. by Furniture Center. Braid­ ed, hooked, frteie, decor, heavy b r a t d e d chcnilla and hall runners, nop French Avc. Annual* t’eltftuav, Snapdra2 CHAIRS. Need covers, f 19 gons. Pansies, Vegetable each. FA 2 8908. 1’lants. Dutch XI ill Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just off 20th St. LOSE WEIGHT safely with and 1st SI. Dex-A-Dlct tablets. Only 98c. Toucliton'a Drugs. 3.1. Furniture Used furniture, appllinccs, 3 AIR CONDITIONERS. Used Eeddrr Westinghouse. Leav­ tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford ing (own, must sell. Total price $330. 323 0650. Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 Sell U* Your Furniture. Quick CHIB, High Chair, Stroller, FA 2 9BM. Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST MAPLE Bunk Beds. Excel, ‘ FA 20677. lent condition, 1 Inner* spring mattress and 1 box FR EE ESTIMATE spring. 2 Child's storage Upholstering A Xtailress ren­ and play desks. Reasonable. ovating. New it Used Furni. 322 6719. lure. Call Nix Bedding XI fg. Co., at *709 Celery Aio. MAYTAG automatic washer, FA 2-2II7. perfect condition. FA 2-9402. JEN K IN S A WILLIAMS ZIG ZAG Sewing 51a chine. FURNITURE 1962 model. 5 Payments of NEW & Used furniture and $621 each or discount for appliances. Good place to raah. Write P. O. Box 42, buy—sell nr trade. EASY Lmgwood, Fla. TKUXIS. Wholesale prices FENCE Post. Round heart for cash. cypress. 7 ft. A up. CaU Telephone FA 2-7430 FA 2-1410 or FA 2-8910. 400 S. Sanford Avenue WANTED reliable couple to 3.V Articlcfi Wonted take u;> mold lily payment* of $13.30 on 3 complete 2 WHEEL Utility Trailer. Reasonable. Phone after rooma of furniture. Call TE 8 15U, Casselberry, col­ 4:30. FA 2-7689. lect, 3(1. AutumnliilM • Trucks 31. ArllrleH Fur Stile BUYING A NEW or Mens Sport shirt*, $1 99 Up. Men* *hne* $2.99 Up. Surpin* City, 201 W. l*t. MAGNUS electric chord orgall. Practically new. FA 2 8718). USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ loiw Interest Rates ♦ Liw Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK CARS WANTED REEL’S USED CARS Bit It St. it Knnlord Ave. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow nils, lintels, steps, locks, s,iiid, cement, ruck, 56 CHEV. 1 ton panel. $300. 822-1)253, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. '39 FORD Station Wagon. Xllradn Concrete Co. Air Condilloned. Radio A 3(81 Elm Ate. FA 2-3731 heater, power brakes and steering. *800. FA 2-2333. SINGER Sewing .Machine in console, guaranteed $25 37. lbintH • Motor* cash, lot So. Park Ave. APT. Gas Range. $25. Garden Gateway To The Waterway Tiller. $ 10. 322 9253. Itnhxon S port Inn G oods Your EVINItUDE Dealer U S E II Refrigerators and 30168 E. lit Ph. FA 2 5001 Washers. Completely recon­ ditioned. 90 day warranty 3X. Motorcyrics - Scooters on all. Dirk's Appliance Service. 510 Sanfurd Ave, VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. New it Used. FA 2-7638. Lew la Sales A Servlet 21" MAGNAVOX TV. con 2517 Country Club Rd. sole. *33. FA 2 6749. Ph. FA-2-7029 H0LLERS°/SANF0RD SEWING MACHINE Office FA 2-2118 CALL FA 2 -r.78 ;i Night FA 2-0648 GLASS Tub enclosures in­ 323 0700 stalled. $39.93. FA 2-4983. 2324 Park Dr. Sanfurd, Fla. OSTEEN. New frame house, SMITH Air-Condition Bvfrlgeratlun service. All work 2 Ur's, kit. equipped. Carguaranteed. Very reasonpurle. By owner. FA 2 2064 able in price. Day FA 2 7431 2 BEDROOM House. Dut Myr­ Nlgld FA 2 2909. tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ FKIGHMIRK wan. 322 4013. Sales it Service ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, G. II. HIGH Dk bath lutme. Built In kit­ 1799 W. 1st St. Sanford chen, air-conditioner. Cus­ Ph. FA 2-3KM tom d ri|* s knd jmwer mow­ er Included. |3oo down, LAWN SERVICE monthly payments $84 Qo. Sliming and edging, etc. Sat­ FA 2 2639. isfaction guaranteed, ph. FA 2 1817. FAMILY SIZE HOME Ideal 4 bedroom, 2 bath home Air-Conditioning located on very attractive landscaped lot. Fenced II. R. I ’O I’E CO.. INC. 2>s» So. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 yard. This lovely Imine features BICYCLES find Lawn XlowJim Hunt Realty completely equipped mod­ c n repaired. Free pickup Office FA 2 2118 ern kitchen, with built In and delivery. J. M. Baird. Night FA 34)648 oven and surface range, 322 6710. Lake Mary. 323 0718) refrigerator, dishwasher, 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. disposal, central heat, dou­ 20. Automobile Nervic* ble carporte. NO CASH NEEDED Auto Glass, Tops This Inane can be yours for 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $01 a i t Sea' Covers only$1330 down, including month. T. L I. Included. all closing costa. AUTO GLAsSS & 322-8083. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM ped bouse. Call FA 2-77U9 116 N. Park Ate. FA 26123 lor appointment. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS RENTALS Realtor Three bedrooms, 1 and 2 Raymond I.undquiit, Asso, _ bath rooms in various sec­ FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. tions of Sanford, from $05.00 to $130.0(1. 2 BEDROOMS. Using and din­ If you arc looking for a ing ruorn, big carpuric plus clean rental, call us today. panelad In front. In front porch, with jalouilcd win­ SEAT COVER CO. dows. 1303 Sanford Ave. Go MASON BY 2 bedroom home. Jim Hunt Realty Jim Hunt Realty 394 W. 2nd St. FA 2 803J and set it, looks good in­ Large rooms, corner lot. a ll w o r k g u a r a n t e e d Quiet location. Near big Offire FA 2 2II8 side. Make mo an offer and Office FA 2 2118 Nights PA 2-0641 tree park. $6,290. Goxl we will trade. Must *ell. Night FA 241048 AUTO RADIO SERVICK 3134)700 terms. Winter Park. Ph. 323-07(8) 4 'r Gl loan. Call Cocoa PERSONAL RADIO A TV TE 8 1633. collect. NK 6 3236. 2324 Park Dr. Saulurd, H a. 2324 Park Dr. Sanfurd, Fla. 23th. at. A Sanford Avc. /CHEVROLET 9 OLDS CADILLAO SQUARE DEAL CARS 62 Monza 62 Cadillac 56 Mercedes Spurt t'uupe 1 Speed Tram,. 4 Dour Power And Air 220 4-Dr, Sedan *2195 *4495 '1295 61 Chev. 59 Olds 58 Ford Hlaliun XVagun V-8 Aulu. 4 Hour > 98 Power, Air Country Sedan, 6 U)l., Auto. Trane. *1796 58 Chev. *1698 *695 58 IMyni. 58 Ford 2 Dour 9 C jl, Std. *695 56 Chev. Ui Tun Plrkup, P/S, P/II, It & 11, Ntw I'alni A Tire* '895 57 Olds 2 Door • 88 Auto. Iran* 2 lluor V-8 Hid. Trans. *445 57 Chev. 2 Ilnur V-8 Htd. Trans. D .l.tr 1 Ur. HI* *695 '095 '695 FRED and AUDREY YEAL’KLE 219 K. 2nd ST. CLAUDE UITTELL 2505 PARK AVE. BAN FORD *, it f �•» ■*» Omfnrft — — frrain Page 4*A — April 24, *63 BREAK f X I H P f 8 ? * Union Hits FECUseOf Strikebreakers JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Strike leadert accused the labor-troubled Florida East Coast Railway today of hir­ ing ••imported pistol-toting" itrikebreakeri to work on railroad track* In tbe New Smyrna Beach-Oak Hill sec­ tion. J . H. Hadley, chairman of a committee representing 11 oon-operating unions which struck the PEC » days ago, said four men arrived in New Smyrna last week in trucks bearing Georgia l i c e n s e plates. In New Smyrna, T. D. Ly­ ons, international representa­ tive of t h e Boilermakers Union, told Ul’l there were now six men working on EEC tracks, two white and four Negro. “The while nun are wear­ ing guns. One has a shoulder holster and the other, a belt holster. We understand they are professional strikebreak­ ers,” Lyons said. He said a seventh man, a Negro, left the area “ after some of the strikers talked to him." Lyons said the mrn began working south of New Smyr. ns and “ are storking at Uak UUI today," Hadley said in a format atatrmrnt "the importation of these gunmen is a desperate gesture on the part of Ed­ ward Ball,” chairman of the PEC. Ball told UPI, “ If the PEC has hired anybody from Geor*i». then 1 know nothing about it. It sounds like the unions are getting ready to start violence and they want to blame it on us.'* The strike began Jan. Z3 when 1,300 members of it unions walked out because the PEC refused to meet a 10 28 cents per hour pay hike demand. Eighteen days ago, four operating (on train) unions ■Iso struck, but in a dltpule over new anti-feather bedding rules. Meanwhile, in new legal de volopmcnts stemming irom the strike, tbe Jacksonville Termini! Company and its legal counsel, Elliott Adams, said federal court had no Jur­ isdiction in an FEC suil to have Adams and the com piny's president fired. The FEC had filed suit to force the removal of Presi­ dent Marshall C. Jennettr and Adams under terms of an agreement by the owners of tbe terminal company. mmmmm While They Last! LB I0NEIESS, ALL MEAT • N O WASTE HICKORY SMOKED 3 h.p, B r ta s & Straton ARM O UR > f PICNICS 3 • $1.69 IL U E RIBBON BONELESS ROUND PORK CHOPS LAWN MOWERS ROAST OR S T E A K ............... u 78c * BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRE5H * 22 in. cut $ * 5 0 8 8 PORK P IC N IC S .................... • 27c CENTER CUTS BLUE RIBBON CUBE OR SIRLOIN TIP S T E A K ............ « 88: BLUE RIBBON FRESH BAKED PINEAPPLE TENDER EYE R O A S T ............ « 88c * PIES GROUND B E E F ................. 3 99< FROZEN FOODS n o t io n * r io z t* • chick ih ICED STRAWBERRY • REG 39e BUNS vamisino EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ____ 100 9n £ Pkg 9c CORNED 2 Z 29c ICE CREAM __ r ALL MEAT NO WASTE 2 «"« 49c ROUNDS GROCERIES MIICHANTi ■« G 'm r FThi TAStt APPLE SAUCE 2 I S 25c CUKE CHIPS » ot i» 19c AD O R N HAIR SPRAY aunt sor swiit rtiiH At Our Rtjwk* tow Fri:«§ (KPIRCI •••*•> .-.' KEY BRAND DELICIOUS BONELESS eiiNdi cur FOtlJWOtt M101TIO FlAVOtS FtlNCH With i+* P-rtK*** of I rfli.m t> MeIi j Pk|S POTATOES i 12 i> oz CANS £-4 VAMISINO • CHOttlD. WHOll 01 SAN FIT ANGEL FOOD »oz 29c ORBIT 5 IV. *100 FRENCH FRIES PKG OF 8 3 5 c • . ■■ IT FRESH HARD GREEN CABBAGE •4 ‘ ■• ■:•■■'■:•: WI ........ I■' ■____ . . W. MIICHAHTS Of##* Wtb rh* of SPECIAL * 100 15 • S c K tk CORNED BEEF & CABBAGE • luiKtr • stir POT PIES S QUALITY CONTROLLED FRESHLY END CUT PORK CHOPS is 59c 8* REG 49c Ki FL0RIDA PACKED I LI M IT — 2 W ITH FOOD ORDER! m RAZOR BLADES •5; S Mj] H M f M M K At O-t A»f low frrctl IiM I P ie ■ri !! 1 l 1i 1fts] 50 ■ MIICHANIS Gtttn SIi p ^i With th th# 4< 1 4 Of. ^ ^ lO S IM U , MIXorMATCH tub* BRYLCREEM STOCK UP! AI Oyr Btgvbr low Ptk#i 0 OLDSMOBILE r 26i M W MUCHAN1S A o,.»« iu » n ^ IV\® STARCH _ . „ — 25 MIRCMANII Of*#* fttampi C O M IN G M A Y 2nd THE BIGGEST SALES EVENT OF THE YEARII COTTAGE CHEESE THIS EMBLEM CARROTS WH. KER. CORN 8 Z Z *1°° > PEAS & CARROTS 8 ZZ *1M ' GREEN LIMAS 8 ZZ *1M r.4 ~ Wth th# FWth#i# of 1 lb. Cuft •j* if; CELLO WRAPPED FOR FRESHNESS At Ovf R«gJ«r low frk»« i LB CELLO PKG A VACUUM SAUSO At Our Rtyvtff low Prk#o rupiere i - m j — GROCERY VALUES 17 ot SJ O O Wits, th. F^'tUw ot 0.1. f»tw-T.. l-q. -d 1 BUY BETTER PRODUCE HERE WHOLE BEETS 8 CR. STYLE CORN 8 ZZ Jl°° WH. KER. CORN 8 Jl°° wmmimtmm PRESTIGE FRYERS tiwir i n s fmfuy WITH I I 00 FOOD 0*EU cxnsi L i 1st IN VALUE 1st IN DEALS LIMIT— 3 W ITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD PURCHASE M e s d is s fa f s M w S U w f s OF CADILLAC Florida Grade “A” Fresh to o FREE HOLLERS SANFORD mm FRESH LONG GREEN CUKES rC. * l 1 >* J >, i 1i 1 ' ’ .. ■. ^ . r, _ IR P 'N H FAN CY GOLDEN BAN TAM 0 ) i identifies your ! WELCOME WAGON i SPONSORS... firms of prestl** In ths business and rivic Ilfs of your community. For information, call VIRGINIA PETKOSKI I*. O. Box 1211 NORA NORRIS TE S-I3U 25 MltCHANtl CtHR ftllOfl L n With th#' PW thft# of 12 14 Or Cvl fair 0 LEM O N or JELLY ROLL At Our Ragular low Pika* UPiece 0-102______ NEW STO RE H O U RS: 20c OFF L A B E L DUZ DETERGENT VS* 85c 10c OFF LABEL DASH DETERGENT <52? 69c EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK WE WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL StOO P. M. ON THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS IN ORDER TO SERVE YOU BETTER. PRE-MEASURED DETERGENTS TIDE REDl^AKS I31&.0Z. FOR DISHES AND GLASSWARE 35c FABRIC SOFTENER JO Y LIQUID ALL PURPOSE LIQUID CLEANER 'Jjf 42c DO W N Y MR. CLEAN SAFE, EASY TO USE LIGHTER CAKES W IT H CLEAN IN HALF THE TIME C A SC A D E DETERGENT I S 45c FLUFFO SHORTENING 3J£ 75c SPIC & SPAN ~ ft*, - * MM. EAR •SSf* 35c %aT39c 21-OZ. C1ANT UL 89c * G LEEM MKU. SIZE nnr .i.> isug> ' �HouseGroupKills DriveAgainst Beer, Wine Sales Church Body Requested Restrictions OTItr i ’m tfn rii I r m i l i i W EATHER: Fair anil mild through Friday, High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 611*135, VOL. 53 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., APRIL 257 1903 SANFOKIL FLORIDA NO. 698" CL O ^ By Larry Vrrxhrl One of the buildings the city recently condemned col­ lapsed yesterday amt one man suffered some minor in­ juries . , . tt was i t 412 Cypress Avc. • • » Yes, the Woodruff BuildIn; is painted . . , now if that fnuten custard sign could only be removed. • • • The sewage treatment plant el course won’t lie finished by the Semi-Centennial cele­ bration . . . We asked City Manager W. E. Knowles if he expected it to lie ready by the lilt) year festivities and fe te answered . . , "J hope so.” • • • It seems like * one of our new department head* in the county has forgotten County Commission jail ivies about using county ci|mpinent and manpower (<> take care of his personal property. Tills one had Ids lawn mowed the oilier day and will have to answer a few queries at tlio next county board meeting. High above the Auto Show a t Municipal Stadium, W ednesday night. (Staff Photo by Bill Vincent) Don't forget coffee club meeting tomorrow at 9:30 a. ],.. nl the NAS recreation area. • •• • The word from Tallahassee is that people that signed the original petition for Kern I'ark Incorporation have writ­ One of the biggest and m»s ten tlie legislative delegation asking that their names In- lavish Auto Show* ever Ini taken off. in Seminole County openc • • • Wednesday n f l r r n u u >1 n Welt, il took six months, but "Lee I'ride” finally be­ now d* surged iutu Municipii longs to George Hardin now. Stadium to see tin* newea • » • -tylings of 1tun nutoH display Interested to know wiiat ed by six Sunful d dealers. most people in lids county Thu bundled* of person are writing our legislators who utfended during the uf alnrut . . . Well, it's the pros and cons of banning the ternouil am! evening saw III Flying Silver Combos in tbei tale of boor from grocery exciting uollul net and limn stores. Hie music of the Tem|ms 1mud A snack loir on the grounds National Secretary Tins provided un oppm (unity to sat­ . Be idee to the Week isfy the tummy, as spectators girls! feasted their eyes mi the glit­ tering array of new ears, Have you ever noticed the speeders on South Highway trucks and wagons, watched 17-92 . . that is, most of tlie alum and listened to tlie them . . . bear license plate* bund. '‘This bulks like Ihe finest starting wiih 7 and H ? Not 17 You can lie driving along Show wo have ever had,” said at a peaceful and legal 00 Hie uulo dciltvl* ns tliey Wel­ and lilt . . . ami whoosh! comed the crowd* in the stad­ you think your re standing ium. Tonight the Shades baud still. will he heard ami the Silver Hob B c w r r r *a>* to avoid Condors wilt perform their Hie rush and nut lake any during m-rlul fe.il* at 4 and * chances on missing out on p. ill. the liar b *| supper at Fort 1 Friday the band will be I lie Mellon I’a.k Saturday after ,tuckln R'wlruaiutrs, the Siljoti ran buy your v*'r t'-ndoi* will perform >.t noon . ticket* now .a the Chamber Ib e -nine lio u i* am i a l S ...11 ol Commerce Junior Cham­ p. III. tlie m em b er* u f tin l!lm ber of Commerce and Semi­ A n g e l* p n - r L io ii Dying team ami ib r Chuluig S lu r s ju m p nole Memorial lln*pl!al. ill IT team will lie mi hand fur • * * a public appeaMinee. "Clock” learn* there will Admisiiioii i* free and Imui* Is- a change of command at the Marble Barrack*. NAS, are from 1 p. in. in in p, 01. nexl week Present CO Ix'und through Friday. for ItlitMle Island For Aulo Show Jaycrci made more money on iheir fertilizer sale Hum liny did on llw Grand I'rix Olt well, limy filled up the motel*. Cily Pilcherroimiy Cnlcher Mayor Tom Millunalil will pilrli mil the 111. I ball al the I.itil<* Icagur Exhibi­ tion Baseball flame Satur­ day, with County Com mis• • • sinner of District II John There'* no mull to the re* Alexander exit king. The game will brgin at aort that Woodruff Building »«» painted to keep it from 2:30 p. 111. al the Haller failing down None what*o- Field ill I t. Mellon I'ark a* rver . . , lioncst . . . »*'r- part of the srmi-Crnlennlal Celebration. The game will ously . . . • • • f r a lu ie a rrlutn luslili be­ Audrey was fuund. . • . Al* tween the 1962 championno»t hud to call off that trip. xliip Irani* of Sanlunl \t. . 1 think that w«» her tut me. lanLie and First I rilrral. . , 1C* * day fui the curious. t Admission i* free lie** rvalion* for the Sc ltd* ['entemiial Dance deadline i* \ p m Friday, tid ie r hur­ ry i AUTO SHOW OPENS with ribbon-cutting ceremonies by M ayor Tom Mc­ Donald u l Municipal Stadium attended by members of the tqmiisnriiiK Jutto dealers and affiliated businesses. Front loft are Frank Ityon of Itruss M otors; Willie Hunt of ilunt-L iueoln-M um iry; Em mett Ferrell of Holler Motor Sales; Mayor McDonald; Francis Roumillat. ( ’. of ('. president. In Ibe back row are Gary Hudgins of Strirkland-M m rise n ; Hen Howland of Seminole County M otors; Hill Hemphill of Hemphill M otors; Howard I lodges president of Sanford Atlantic Hank and Chief of Police Roy Wil­ liams. (Herald Photo) In Geneva Phone Probe To Continue (irneva retidenlk w eir ad vised Wednesday morning that investigation made till* week I* incomplete and lh.it further study will la* made by the Public L’tllilies Com minion mlu Hie area trie* phone service being provided by tlie local branen of Sou­ thern Hell Telephone and Telegraph Co. I't.'C Beprcsentalive Wil­ kin* l.inhurl, meeling wiili local Inniliei* ami civic leader*. Iold the group Ili.it he found nreum ilanee*, in some eases, substanlialed criticism* contained in a iecent survey made by un in­ dependent technician and in the petition of complaint tiled with the commission two wi i ks ago. Hi- u c r il 011 tu explain I hat c o m p la in !* a g a in st eq u ip m en t in s ta lle d in t ic n r x a live year* a no, after In1in; brought fro m S m illi C a ro lin a and said lo lie "1920 vint i i . c , ” w e re not e n tire ly ju s t i­ fied sin ce l i n t i j j i c eq uip nient had ticcn manufactured as late a* 1930. A Sailor's Life! I T here’s more than percision flying and p ara­ chuting for the Navy’s crack "Hlue Angels” and " n m tin g S tars," who arrived a t Sanford Naval Air Station this morning to partiripale in S a tu r­ day’s Semi-Cent cmiial . Here in their schedule: Today — Pose in flying outfits for news cam eras, 12:15 pan.; press conference with nexvs reporters, I pan. Friday — Guests a t the Coffee Club, NAS Golden Lake recreation area, 9:30 a . 111.; guests at the square dance at the Civic ( enter, even­ ing. and guests a t the Auto Show, 8:30 to 9:30 nan. Saturday — Air Show, NAS, 11:15 a.m .; guests a t the M ayfair ball, 1U p.m. "Hlue Angels" and "Chuting S tars" leaders will be among the judges a t the to o beauty contests 2:30 ami 7:30 ji.tlL, Civic Center. TALL\MASSEE (LTD — The bill to ban the sale ot beer and wine front grocery store* and service station* wa* killed lodav at a lengthy, emotion filled meeting of Ihr House Temperance Commit­ tee. The vole was 7 3 The defeat of Ihe coni noverslal measure came after Rep. William Wadsworth, of Flrglcr, profiled and then withdrew an amendment which would have banned the sale of all alcoholic bever­ age* from all type* of stores, except state owned liquor stores. Presently. Florida has no such state owned store*. Wadsworth said be would Introduce the proposal to Hie Legislature a* a lull. 4i 11Nik the committee more than 90 minute 1 to hear arguimnls on the bill, includ­ ing a plea from a Tallahassee grocery »torr owner who said he would not be able to ope­ rate If beer sale* were pro­ hibited. Too House chamU'r was n rjrly filled to capacity by interested parties for the early morning meeting. Support of Ihe measure, svhleh bus been killed in pre­ vious legislatures, centered around a group known a* the United Christian Action. The group, headed by Rev. Jack Kppca, of taikelaml, urged tlie committee to pas* Hie hill "for the sake of young people” Mrs. Ix-evis Itevis, a Lakeland school (earlier and member of the action group, said beer advertising was "organized brainwashing" and -he urged with Hie "urg­ ing of a mother, teacher and lover of children” that the bill lie passed. However, Hlenn Woodard, a lobbyist lor Ibe large WinnDixie Stores, said live issue was one of health and morals an*) (minted out that "morals can't he legislated.” Woodard said it was itol fair for one group to press for tlie banning of ia'cr sale* if tlie vast majority of society favored It. Hep Hay Mattox, of Polk, who lias long Voiced his op (a is it ion b> tlie hill, said lie had been threatened witli "political recriminations” If lie voted against the bill, vvhlrli he subsequently did. Ready To Talk FEC Boss Says 100 Year-Old D ream KUITOIH AI, COM ME NT As the citizens of this county and nurmtimling ureas jirejmre to cele­ b rate Seminole County’s Seml-Centeiiitiitl, there could lie no m ore npproprintc time to mark another im|K>rtunt milestone . . . the eentenninl of the inception of n canal from the St. Johns River to the E ast Coast, an event we Ivelieve could best be cele­ brated by actual construction of this vital waterway. A canal between the St. Johns and Indian Rivers was authorized as a sta te project in 1856 by Chapter 1 of the Laws of the S tate of Florida. At th a t tim e it was estim ated th a t the total enst would not exceed $30,000. Ilomls were issued at 8 p e rc e n t; later (in 1858) the Legislature ac­ tually authorized issuance of these I h iiu I s . U nfortunately, before any work could lie started , th e Civil W ar intervened. A fterw ard, because of problems in connection with recon­ struction, no fu rth e r action was taken until 1879, when the State Legislature abandoned the project. From tim e to time e ffo rts were made to reactivate the project, lmt interest lagged as w ater tonnage gradually lessened with the com­ pletion of the railroad south of Jack­ sonville to Orlando, and the consoli­ dation of small narrow gauge lines by II. L. Plant Into w hat is now known as the A tlantic Coast Line Ruilmud. T im I ay the trem endous grow th in F l o r i d a , particularly in industry which requires heavy cargoes of raw m aterials, as well ns the phemmmenul rise in recreational boating, make it im perative llm t we construct th is missing link in the s ta te ’s waterw ay system . Florida bus grown to ninth in imputation in the United States, and has developed into a S|U billion m arket. There are some seven million Imnt-owncrs in the United States, and Florida is highest in number of bouts per capita . . . approxim ately nsuioA... Bikini Demoted one boat for every seven residents, with an average investm ent of $1,500. Florida has the longest coast line in the nation, besides some 30.000 in­ land lakes and numerous rivers. The St. Johns and Indian Rivers are the most ini|voitant in the state. Sanford and Seminole County, as the term inal point in the connection of these tw o great rivers, would reap the highest economic benefits. The St. Johns-ludian River Canal would permit pleasure c ra ft to come inland via one route and re tu rn to the coast via another. A m oral for both yachts and sm aller pleasure boats, it would make possible round trips through some of tlie m ost scenic portion of the sta te and the finest fishing w aters w ithout the need for hack-tracking. Progress, unfortunately, does not always favor everyone. It is re g re t­ table. hut sometimes a few indivi­ duals are adversely affected. How­ ever. \x e Itell vc that the v ast m a­ jo rity of the citizens of Seminole County and the State of Florida xvill benefit beyond description. Tlie scope and magnitude of the effects of this canal upon our economy are such that xxe place it first in imimrtance among four m ajor projects th a t are essential to the orderly groxvth of this area. The others a re : A fouryear sta te university, a causeway crossing Lake Jessup, and, ultim ate­ ly, a Sanford port with dock and te r ­ minal facilities. We endorse the resolution passed uniuiimously by the House of Repre­ sent at ixes and the Senate of th e 1961 session . . . “The Legislature of th e S tate of Florida hereby approves tho Sanford-lndian River Canal as a vitally needed xvaterxvay develop­ ment for the State of Florida, and as a project necessary in th e compre­ hensive development of w aterw ays of th e Stale of Florida.” Five Men Will Steer Area Canal District PARIS (l.TD — Dm bare bikini hut broil demoted 011 Proposed legislation creat­ ing tlie "St. Joluis-lndiaii Riv­ Ihe Itutd tieai he* in favor «f er Canal Illslrlrt” will lie pre­ the cover-lip inic-plecil bath­ sented for study ami support ing suit, lit a Joint meeting of the coun­ ty commissioners of Brevard, Moscow Bound (hsnge, Seminole unit Volusia LONDON (U P l)—W. AverCounties at 11 Iunrtieoii-meet­ ell llunduuui flew lo Moscow ing May 3 at tin- Mayfair inn. as President Kennedy's per­ The prnponul reads that sonal envoy today to try to "purpose of the district shall enlist the Kicmlin's help ill lestiiiing peace and stability to Laos. Spending Bill Debate Opens Trying he to organise, manage, plan and control tlie construction of any such eaiiul as may tie deemed necessary.” Five directors, serving with­ out pay or other remuneration and named hy tho Governor, will direct tliu affairs of Hut district: Two from Srmimdo County and mio eucli from tho otlu-r tliiro counties. They will have no power to levy ad valureni luxes. Koch county will be request­ ed to contribute to • fund to pay administration expenses during the period the distrirt diieetor* are (iivpuring tits planning for tlie canal. Alsu invited tu tliu May 3 session ore Secretary of Stuts Tom Adams, other slate offi­ cial* and the attorneys and .senator* fiotu tlie four coun­ ties. WASHINGTON (UPD — President Kennedy says lie is lining everything po*«ih!e to TALLAHASSEE (LPD — combat Hu- Communist regime in Cuba except take steps Unit Tin* Senate opened debate on a H,l2S,fl31,022 general spend­ JACKSONVILLE (UPD — would trigger violence and ing bill today with warning tiring "world-wide diificully.” The chairman of the strike­ that the D-gisinlure would bound Florida East Coast have lo raise $2K9 million in Hallway disclosed today lie i* Married new revenue to finance it. NASH VILE, Trim. (U PD — prepared to negotiate n sclAlso liuii;in; over the freetlriiirnt lo the 93-duy-old Young songstress llrcndii Lee spending Senators was the and Ronnie Shurklrtt, 19, a wage dispute strike with any hint of a gubernatorial veto Special Fee railroad union representative grocer, were murried Wednes­ xltoilld the rernril breaking TALLAHASSEE (UPD — 0 Ion*- us Ih e Ill-got in I ion *s n i l day in a surprise ceremony a t­ hill la- passed. A Mpoeinl $2 iiunling lieenso tended only by fiiends and lii ld in Flotidu. Iiry.mt pulled llm rug from fro was proposed today by Financier E d w a r d Hall mcmliers uf tlie familirs. under prop.nu nt * of free- Sen. Elmer Friday, Fort Mymade public a letter written spending with a strong talk vrs, to finance land purchases to labor tradrr W. F. Howard Heavy Winds yesterday lo member* of Ihe for outdoor recreation, Tha in which he said . . , "We are By l nlted Pres# International House Committee which had fee, in addition to tlir regular Stiff northerly winds sent 1ill ready and willing to meet appro* i-d 0 spending hill hunting license, would be with you, or such represenla- temperature* skidding toward totaling $104 million less charged lesidenta ami non­ residents. lives us you select . . , for true Dec-zing today 11* fur south us than tho Scnale version. the Carolina* ill wliul could lie collective bargaining.” Howard is chairman of Ihe the last wintry blast of the FEC* r a i l w a y s Ct-ni-tul season. Itiiin drenched the Pa­ l imit mull's Association. He cific Noitiiwest mid (he South. oitvo mot with Hall lust mouth in a session which produced Shelling' Ymi'll iipprerlMle (lie ex tra acrvice VIENTIANE, Lao* (UI’I) no progieBs. — Renewed leftist shelling of neutralist positions on the FREE Plain of Jars was icpuitcd to* 'l i r e liny against a hnekdrop uf llixpevtloa mounting lom m unist claims FREE Alluinoiitr .Springs T o w n ■if s I.'. S. inspired tightest Tire lintalioa ‘ Council voted Wednesday eve* buildup. ning to seli $*60,000 In rev­ FREE enue bond* at 3.76 |o-r rent In­ Rejection? Flat lir a terest to tin- U. S. Housing GENEVA (L T D —Western Repair delegates to the (7-naticm dis­ and Home Finance Agency. FREE The Town will sell only that armament conference predict­ Front End amount of the bond* neces­ ed privately today that Russia Check sary lo construct a new water will reject tlie lutest Anglosystem, eontmet for which American nuclear proposals was let un its tow hid of (ginl,- although they represent a sig­ Expert Mil to Murkle Bio*., In--., pro­ nificant rompromiss. Whrel moter* of Deltona. Alisnnient RE - TIRE With Us! Council Set To Sell Bonds He reported that required air conditioning is heinii used in the exchange buildm; to keep equipment In pnqier working order by maintain­ ing a constant temperature and removing iluitl and liuml* dll) an<l said (hut constant record* are kept i» determine Wien and liuw uflell new trunk lines should Is- install Pickets ed MONTGOMERY, AU. _ Traffic studies just com­ (L’l'l) — Police arrested 1H pleted h> ihe company indi­ white picket* today who cate Cat MX new ones a re paraded outside the state due. Steps also are being capital protesting U. S. a t­ taken hy the company to re­ torney General Robert F. place line* originally install­ Kennedy * visit with segre­ ed as temporary and in u*« gationist Gov. George C. longer than was intended by 1 Wallace. local Soil mem Bell uHlcialx, I.in hat i said. Herald Index Bridge C b is s lf iis i ..... . . Page 10 Page | | Comies Page 10 Deur A Irby „ .... Page 10 Editorial .... Page 4 Entertainment „ Page 10 Puxxia Page 10 Society ....... Page 8 4 9 Sports __Paga T Tire 111.* For T ire. � 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, April 24, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 24, 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>, April 24, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a0daf4857af8a8a4be2953855ea4576b.pdf 0d95c2b7920befd3286de6234efeba14 PDF Text Text — :-------- — ~ Pineapple Juiced 25' RFC 35 BUY 4 SAVI 40 W ESSON dairy specials M argarine................ 37< Phifsdelileiiils Bfesdi Cream Cheese . . . 4 MBS SHARON W l l r lUnur M«cond runnerup in the recent Mis* Seminole County conteat haa been entered it! the Miss Seaside Fii eata at New Symma 1 Beach by her sponsors, the Sanford L i o n s Club. The contest is t dated to be held at the } coast city on June 1st Medium E g g s .......... Z 39< Kidl’i Aaaartof W llfH ALL G R I N D S CHASE & SA N BO R N COFFEE Cream C h e e se ........ 29< Kraft's SAW Owns Mozzarella .............. 39i Gov't-liwpacMd (14 lb*. & up) 1---------- SHjppgdr Q u ic k F r o i c w, Sv itCBrotBd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cieo Williams of 8anfonl and a Junior at 8eminole Hitch School. Hospital Notes MAY H Ruth Williams, Oviedo; Anna Ilartung, DeBary; Dale San­ chez, Geneva; Dorothy Law­ rence, Oliver Barfield, Wil­ liams Tocvs, Pearl Kel\y, Phyllis Gralry, Samuel Grif­ fith, Janice Renanl, Robert Thomas, Dorothy Gainey, Nancy Cheryl Johnson of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Graley of Sanford, ■ girl Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Law­ rence of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly of Sanford, a girl Discharges Lois Pugh, Lake Mary; Mlrl Winkler, Enterprise; Linda Ann Phillips, Lake Monroe; Mrs. Thomas Campbell and baby, Mrs. Charles Sizelovt and baby, Mrs. William Wea­ ver and baby, Dr. Marla Marla P e rn of Sanford. B eans Tissue N apkins Towels e Whits or Coifed Kleenex Tasty Froth Pork H o c k s..... 33* Swift's Premium Fresh Country S a u s a g e ». 55* Kleenex White er Colored To mow's Froth, Flavorful frozen foods r h r * Crap FraiM Orange Samoa . . . 5 £ Haw Harmal Ifw a f Deviled S p a m .....2 . Mr*. Smith's Cacanwt BREAKFAST BARGAIN . . . 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Maxwell House Coffee and 10c on pur chase of I dozen of your favorite eggs . , . from special ly marked packages of T-V Dinners.............. Instant C o ffe e ....... * «Mk Dried B eef........... 49* Lasagna ...................... ” Sal tin e s ...................... o Copeland's Delicious Sliced Bologna.... ’S ' 39* Custard Pie ■h n s Brand M .V . fiM h t W ie n e rs............. 3 to? *1. Swift's Premium Sliced ™ Sanakliw Krispy NORDIC AUTO A 0 MsUer Nsw officers o f VFW Post •093 Auxiliary of DoBary were Installed last week by Mrs. Nellie Taylor, district eight president, In ceremonies held at the Recreation Hall of the DeDary Fire Station. hitalled were Salty Peral­ ta, president: M a r g a r e t String, senior vice president; Blanche Frye, Junior vies president; Theresa S m i t h , treasurer; Margaret Deilard, chaplain; Myrtle Hill, con* due tress; G r e t a Denning, guard; Francanna Howard, three year trustee; Hhoda Yow, secretary, and Ruth LaChat, historian. One new member, Marie Zeller, wai presented. * SWIFT’S PARK LAN E L a n d -2 p tL _ fih e _ ia _ th e _ My Mrs. Adam 49< I m lfn f Ckb Brads A Ftarida m la t A a u a t m « a a tn iv sack ■SERVING ALTAMONTE STRINGS. CASSELBKKRV, FEHN PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH UltLANDO AND SANFORD" . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 sad STATS ROAD 13* ■ RIAD IO SH RIM F ra I IVa-ik. »kf- 11.29 WkBSft MB*m 1st* Mot St* IMS i m ^ Flu* liutalUUow 2 Yr. Factory Warranty JONES AUTO S E R V IC E PW 3 K. S an ford, F A 2-1281 C U S TO M ER BONUS T H ER M O THIS WEEK’S FEATURE Limit 1 Par Customar With \ �• _____________ i. u. •W ** Across-Board Sales Tax Proposed In Senate tinued exempt loos on many across-the-board Items Included in the new biU. sales tag hitting virtually It would extend the three everything but medicines was per cent tax to groceries, introduced in the Senate to­ lawyers and other profess­ day as subcommittees search­ ional services, and to news­ ed frantically for new reven­ papers. wire services, radio, ue to finance record spending. television stations and magaA part of the additional tines. It leaves automobiles taxed revenue would be earmarked for the cities and counties. at only one per cent, but The bill, which could pro­ boosts the tax on heavy ma­ duce up to $200 million In chinery from a present ceil­ new revenue per biennium, ing of $30,000 to $165,000. It also puts the tax on was offered by Sen. Ed Fra­ ser. McClenny, and Dewey charges for repairs, installa­ tions. remodeling, duplex Johnson, Quincy. It goes much further than apartments, race track ad­ WEATHER: Fair through today with chance o f some showers toni.fht and Friday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 55-60, another across-the-board tax missions. movie film rentals, The “ monkey bite” at­ V O L 55 United Press leased Wire Established 1908 THUUS., MAY 23, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 718 proposed by Fraser at the and repeals the present exem­ tempted rape case went ption on goods sold out-ofstart of the session, which ***7.-0 to trial thin morning be­ Included groceries but con­ state and radio advertising. ; 0' fore an all-white six-man TALLAHASSEE (UP1) A By LAB BY VEKSHEL The door to the Fir»t Fedt-w oral Conference room wai •pea laat night . . . But not tor me aa the County School Board aad County Commla•ion met in informal session. Bald J. D. Wright at the door . . . “ If anything la reaolred the people will be told” . . . broad, Monkey Bite Case Aired Forced In Parked Car, Girl Testifies S a t t f a r b iii'r a t f i We hear that romcthlng waa reaolred and that waa la the m future the County Commlaalon will be informed about jury in the circuit court poaaible acbool alter and the * 1 ? '" '* ** V I T " - -J of Judge Vaasar Carlton. need to provide acceaa roada ’ •V -* IB A*- * * S.S* Charles Edward Sparks, 20•o the county wont have to j ear-old S a n f o r d Negro g s Into the eapenae of build­ weighing 2txi pounds and six ing a road to aome out-of-thefret tall, is on trial for at­ way acbool . . . It wai re­ WASHINGTON tempted rubbery and at­ vealed today it would coat tempted rape of a hospital The Senate was expected tuaome 160.000 to build an acemploye last March 28. duy to puss legislation ending 0 reta road behind the Jal-Alal The hospital employe, a Fronton to the English Es­ the silver backing of $1 and The Hon.se appropriations commitec Wednesday ?0-y car-old white girl weigh-1 tates school . . . That Includes ing loo pounds and five feel bills. m illion to hi the uiu 5511,000 <*tii i,umf already tiiiisiti* approved ii[i|iitniti by »»,» .. .. paving and drainage. added 51i million • • • “ Ncgotiutionn lire progreMing satisfactorily” In Senate for the estubliahmcnt of a branch of !hreo "chc* *all> lhi* J 1 1 "™; N c\V L eader the full efforts to have the Sanfonl Military Academy in This verbatim quote from the University entity of Floriilu engineering college in Euat J"1* ‘j’1,1 cn' k .. ..... ...... ,»„u*i-«i iii'i-nriliiur to Douglas S rp .w tm m “ >e »h°rtly before HOME c u m political full operation by September, J. P. Wieners, chair­ the Sanford telephone direc­ Central Florida, according Stenstrom, man o f the Mtu'Fariden Foundation, New York City, tory is directed to the City chairman of the Chnntlier o f Commerce Ion# range midnight, attempting to bur observers predicted today that glarize the hospital safe and President Antonio S*«ni will Commission: “ If you hear a infornted The Herald in a telephone interview this committee on education, tothen (arcing her to Icavs the short ’ beep’ tone on your tele­ day. name Christian Democratic " morning. hospital with him. phone about every 15 secThe full II hum- Wednesday leuder Aldo Moro as Italy’s Wiegert said he, other The girl testified Sparks f® onds, it means that the person approved a Senate bill nu- (arced her to a station wagon new premier by tills weekend. Foundation officials, Mayor with whom you are talking is thotixing a state university or parked in the hospital tot, Tom McDonald and City Comrecording your conversation. branch university in this nrea telling her he was "going to This signal Is provided by the missionr J. A. Crapps had a but with an amendment which make love to me.” When he (SKEENSnOllO, N . f . (UPI) telephone company for your “ lengthy discussion” Wednes­ will semi it hack to the Sen- found the station wagon lock Thousands of solemn Negroes, protection. Use o f a recorder day evening and were to meet ato for concurrence. The e,i .ile . , 1,1 t... forced her . 7 „ , without recorder . connector amendment would add Flagler to’ accompany him to the Ne-j ,uUnlr‘ b>‘ ,m “ * * ru',p’ ** at luncheon again today- in an equipment containing a tone“ A very harmonious meet­ County to the seven counties jjro section of the city. white youth waving (unfedeffort to finalise negotiations warning device Is contrary to ing.” Those were the words Ttie Town Council of Alta­ o f East Central Florida inter- 1 when she continued to re- ernte flags, staged two masthe company's tariffs and not from for tha Foundation to purmonte Springs Wednesday County Commission ested 111 having a school lo-1 mse to cooperate, the girl rive marches here Wednesday permitted. If you do not want chairman J. C. Hutchison in i-liasa tha 18-plus acres of the night r e a e h'e d preliminary protest segregation. a record made of what you are regard to the closed door rated In their respective coun-, testilied, he drvssed himself, city rsvisatlon area at 5tel• ' agreement with the Place Entiac. -^dtf-vetc J -hcT-ta—ioavt the ar-r•aylng, ask the person wun joint County • School Hoard lonvllle "aridC iffryA v en n ei— The university* was a re- and returned her tu the bosgineering Co. of St. Peters, whom you ars talking to dis­ meeting Wednesday night. DES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) commendation o f a special j pit®I. POLICE LI'S. Ben Butler (front) and Jack Tha Foundation hae agreed connect the recording ma­ burg for tho company to pre­ "We talked over mutual Sparks was arrested the — The United Prt-ihyteriau» Hickson, nlxianl the police liont, prepare to re­ space era study o f Florida's chine. When he disconnects, to pay $.175,000 for the city pare a complete report and problems” Hutchison told the move tlu* hotly of Alltort Robinson, 56, front university system which was same night by city police alt­ today began the task of you will no longer hear the property. The Giants hut Herald today and it was “ har­ recommendations on needed released shortly before the er the girl told them he had “ practicing what ttw-y preach Like Monroe at tiie city Imsin Wednesday after­ •beep’ tone.” agreed to accept $175,000 for monious." street pavings, curbings and remarked he had been bitten on civil rights, Christian uni­ opening o f the ItKlT sesion. noon. its property. The- press was not Invited by- an animal and police re­ ty and separation of church drainage system at a cost of . Crapps and McDonald plan Which reminds me, now ot­ to the meeting and a reporter called the Negro had been and state.” (li.tHII). ter at the too but he's not was told at the door " if the to return to hanford tonight, ★ ★ ★ bitten by a monkey at the Tho study, which wilt take talking . . . cage might be something is resolved, tho peo­ Wiegera said. approximately JO days actual Sanlord Zoo where lie workwired. ple will h« told.' r* •« p trust" wbi' -erring working time to prepare, will • • • WASHINGTON (U P I) — Hutchison sna that satang recommend stages on con­ a minor sentence in the city ’ a Congress that ha* grown The Senate-approved meas­ matters discussed was access struction over u period o f sevJail. weary of farm sutuddir* ure proposing, establishment roads lo any future school erui years. Mayor Lawrence Hubert Ueaserci, hospital Jteemed content today lu tit of the St. Johns-lndian River sites and that the County' Swofford was authorized to administrator, testltird sh ort-'wheat farmer.* have a tn-t* Canal District was sent t o , Commission will he informed TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — ly. before the noon recess that, o f the free enterprise pro­ sign a final agreement sub­ the House committee on gov- 0Q gj|f| ,Q t!u>}. „ „ With a stroke of the pen to­ file girl was a hospital em ­ gram for whirl: they voted. ject to approval of Town At­ crnmcntal organintmn Wed­ map out road* going into Local mithoiitii*.* today were enilpavoriny? to torney Joe Davis. day. Gov. Farris Bryant ploye and on duty the night of nesday, Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. schools regarding paving and made Florida eligible* for identify a IxhIv rtTovured Wednesday afternoon in A pre-construction confer­ March JR and that Sparks advised John Krider today. drainage. about M million in federal was a former employe ol the Like Monroe and tentntively identified tu* Albert ence on the $:t.fi,lHMI municipal WASHINGTON (U PI) — Kridcr is chairman of Ihe St. The meeting lasted over an Kerr-Mills fund* for hospital Robinson, 56. Cdr. James L. Shipman, a water system was set for 8:110 hospital. The House Ways mid Means Johns-lndian River Navigat­ hour, the commission chair­ and nursing care for the ag­ The Initly was discovered floating on the .surface 11. in. next Wednesday at 2'x year veteran of Sanford The trial was to resume at Committer tentatively ap­ ing Committee and manager man disclosed. ed. by a 55-year-old Negro, J oe Hines, of 705 Orange which the construction eon- Naval aviation, Saturday will 1 p.m. today. proved Wednesday a compro­ of the Chamber of Com­ The measure will rust Ihe Avenue, while fishing from tint l with Mitt klo Co. o f Mi* accept command of Heavy Assistant State Attorney A. mise version of one o f the merce. (tale about ».i 2 million over Ihe rily breakwater. Mini will Ihi signed by Him Attack Squadron Nine (VAIN • • • J. Ilose man Jr., locn a llrarlt, tax-raising provision* of I’ n-,the next two year.* and the Peace Justice and Coroner mayor and a groundbreaking 9) in formal ceremonies is prosecuting Hie case while h U ii I Kennedy's lax program. Someone stole some wrench­ money is provided in the -gen­ Hugh Il'incan said it appear­ ditto will he set. aboard the USS Saratoga in Sparks Is represented by es and hammers at the Pipe­ eral appropriations hill. Spon­ ed Ihe Itody had been in tho In other business the coun­ Hie Mediterranean. Norris D. Woolfork III, Or line Co. docks . . . Man, still sors said it would get back lake (or a week. No autopsy cil approved the pint for u 10 Shipman will relieve Cdr. lando Negro attorney. having trouble getting that BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U l'll for this money abiut $8 mil­ was ordered since, Judge acre development to Im known George W. Kimmons, skip­ facility. — Hundreds of Negro stu­ lion in federal funds. DAI.IAS, Tex. (UPI) -T h e Duncan said. Ilieto was no ns (ilenurdrii , per o f VAII-9 for the past • • • TALLAHASSEE (U P lt — e, dents suspended «>r ev|a-|led The program i* limited to Navy tore into critics of its evidence of foul play. year. Kimmons will return lo Only three members, CounState Rep. Frederick Karl of Those long awaited drapes f..r taking part In antl-segrr. ronlrovm la) persons user 6a years of age Social Security and health rilmcn Keilh Nixon und Frank Sanford to assume tin.- duties aircra(t car­ gallon demonstrations return, for Jim Spencer's finally ar­ Daytona Bench bat let it lie wlm arc not on public wel­ riers today, ronirnding the cards lx,re the name of Al­ Gerlmnll and the mayor, were of chief staff officer of Heavy known in no uncertain terms rd to rlass today und<v a fedrived. fare but who cannot afford flattops were America's bo«t bert ftobinwin. .VI, giving his present for the Wednesday Attack Wing One, replacing that he is not lo be counted • • • rial court order. big hospital bills without cut­ weapons for meeting rising address ns a Lakeland hotel. night m e e t i n g und items Cdr. Charles W. Meshicr. out as n possible starter in Legislative delegation fin­ ting into their food and board WASHINGTON (U PD -T he Bed military threats in Af­ The hotel manager told The scheduled on the ugeiida per­ Tha ceremony will taka ally got together to discuss the ISM race for governor. budget*. Welfare pensioners Justice Department, answer­ rica, Hie Middle East and Herald an "Albert lialinson’' taining to Hie |Mj|ice depart- place while Hie Saratoga it Karl moved quickly t» Fern Park Incorporation are provided for under an­ ing a constitutional challenge MOSCOW (CPI 1 — Pre- South Asia. had Irccn employed there as fent ami lo tho hiring of a anchored in Naples. Italy. Decision du«T within the next; »'m*'lch rumors that he has other state hospital program from Alabama, told Ihe Su­ finer Nikita S. Kliru*l»'hev At a time when Defense ,1 dishwasher but had been town e n g i n e e r were not VAII-9 embarked aboard tha few days . . . Says M ack' dw ded «" bow <>ui in favor in effect for several years. preme Court today the fed,,,,lay ‘ *ic world may face Secretary Robert S. Me.N'a- discharged llinu weeks ago. |brought up for discussion. "S ara" in March for a sevenj of Sen. John E. Mathew* Jr., Cleveland Jr. . . . eral government has an ohii- 11 Ml" rp difficult crisis than ni.iru was gravely ponderint He ,11111111 tho man returned month tour with the U. S, 1Jacksonville. gation to preserve order and thwfubn confrontation of last the carriers' future role a about in days a :o with a Second and Sixth Fleets. The rumors flooded the ( ‘leteland not as optimistic safeguard individual rights if tK-toiier unless the Lnitol iK.v) of admirals came to the |request to Isj reinstated in Shipman has served as ex­ ataiut school here as Doug Capitol when former Sen. there is a breakdown of local • S ,«irs adheres to us "prom- As latlim Sparc Writers A -.o j Ills job tint had been refused, JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — ecutive officer of the squad­ Doyle 1 arlton, Wauchula. C « n r « . f n ( J T n Stenstrom appears to tie . . . aullioritv Les” in tha Caribbean. ciation's 25th annual merttnj Other papers, including a Trial of a suit seeking to ron since last July. Prior ts ItldO runner-up for governor, j J U U 1 "It will bo a dog-eat-dog” to uncork a spirited defense Tampa bank deposit slip, gate bring full luriul integration of Hut time he served as Oper­ The statement answered a . . t > * ei paid a pop call to Tallahassee | n n t ( s in n l/ battle . . . Heck, not worried. of the multi-million dollar other name* but efforts to public schout.* in St. Johns ations Officer o f YAII-3, also With Cleveland up there earlier this week and held •• 1 „ T , . , „ contort these person* have County will begin in Federal based at the Sanford Naval preuie Court by Alabama VATICAN CITY <Ul'l t — ship* series o f meetings with pulnU rd Errs* International Intern, we v e got as good a chance as suared There were shades of Hie been |o no avail. lentiul candidates and lop pol- ! *S,,1{ar Pricr* »ua nd in (;0 v. George C. Wallace dial Cope John W i l l , suffering Court here July 1. Air Station. any body. itieal advisors. stores across the nation today longing President Kennedy's front recurrent gastric trouble faiiiui lUI'J inter-service fight Authorities expressed the • • • Karl i<dd Ul'l he had a 'n w*'a* cou*'* eventually fiociviun to station troops m complicated by a "blredlng Ic over carrier* and bombers in opinion there wa* no connec­ Major Tom McDonald and mean an eml to the tive-cenl ,\laliama during the llirmmg- »ion.' appi-nii-it briefly nt lii« ' some of today's arguments. tion in Robinson'* death with Commissioner Jim Crapps in best? were calculated to pul that of a 43-year-old Paoia hut he -aid no decision* wen can,,>’ bar,f . ham racial crisis. "tudio window today to h|csa New York at the same time made, indicating that hi* po "*Vc “ **"’• kn,,w w,“ 'r'' " Wallace asked the cuurt to » cheering, horn-honking As- land-based coinhat planes in barber, Flnyd Dodson, whose as that ticker tape parade fur sitlon has not changed since “ ll1 ,,0 P-" uni' el,ain restrain the federal govern venslon Day crowd of alx,ui a comparatively unfavorable beaten body was diacos'ered Astronaut Gordon Cooper . . . ha announced just prior to the 0 ,6 tial i" Dallas. Tex., „ient and Defense Secretary , l5.<hW person, in .Su Peter's light for dealing with limit­ May lo in Ihe St. Johns River. Wonder if the hometown hoys Legislature that Four men have been charged ed war in remote area*. to- was a* l,r*l’e_ *u'tar climbed Roliert S. McNamara from Square. thought that parade was for with first ilegreu murder in strongly considering th* rare. ,0 69 l'cn** ,or ,ivt' P‘,UD,i* stationing troop* in Alabama them. fiodson's death. 1 In many titles, housewives lo , Uppn. „ domestic violence • • • Judge Duncan requested to­ streamed to markets to stock u nlo* the troops were reADDIS ABABA, Ethlopa Bringing that m i l i t a r y up on sugar. day that any relative* or quested by the state. (UPI) — An African leader school to Sanford would mean friend* of Robinson contact PALM DESERT, Calif. ---------------j-----charged today that llw- Afri­ "boo-koo” income for Sanlord him. (UPI) — Bandleader Eddie I .O S US B a t t l e can summit conference had and Seminole County mer­ The Brisson Funeral Home Howard, (8, whose recording BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (LPII TALLAHASSEE (L'PI) — iliuwn an "Iron Curtain” orr.VWA (U PI) — Secre­ also is endeavoring to locale chants and business houses. of "T o Each His Own" sold — Staunch segregationists Ttie Senate passed a rcsoiu around discussing racial dis­ tary of Slate Dean Bu.k to­ Frinstance. Garfield Walker 15 million copies and became Mayor Art llane* and Police Item today directing the legis turbances in Alabama. Hr ia- day warned the NATO for­ relatives. estimates it would mean )!,protest to President his theme song, w-a* round Commissioner Eugene l Bull) 1latise council to study the su'd eign and defense minister 5o0 monthly for the barbers dead today in hi* Eldorado C inrror lost their court battle] fea-ibility of lowering the Kennedy over “ Inhuman treat Ha-v must guard again.t any alone. And. it has been re­ Country Club home. 1 to remain in olfice today. 1voting age in Florida to 18. I mint” of Negroes there. political or military splits liably reported, within twoOFFEIUNG OUlt CUSTOMERS — within the alliance. three years it would mean $1 Bridge ------- Page 7 • Free Tire Inspection Rusk was the first speaker million annually for all busi­ Clu.sified Page It * Expert Wheel Alignment this morning as lire council nesses. Comics . Page 10 * Easy Time I’ uyments of (lie 15-nation alliance • • • Dear Aiiby .... Page 7 We Speciulixe In Tire* For Foreign Car* plunged into political discuss­ Who »aya it doesn't pay to Edit-rial ......__ Page I ion after forging a "new advertise? Take Advunluge Of 33 Yean Experience Entertainment _ Page 7 KATM ANDU. Nepal (U P I) the American expedition said 1029-foot peak at 3:30 p. to. tup via Hie previously unex- bok ” nuclear striking force The other day .Maryland I.egats Page 10 A II for NATO. Fried Chicken people ran a — Two American climbing the four vlrtorious climber* [ Wednesday by way of th.- pi,,red west ridge. I'uxite „. Page 10 .. . , .. , ,, south eol—the routr used by ! Tha two teums reported by full page ad on their grand team.* conquered Mt. r.velest are in g .--) lu-ultli -tml on , , . Society _ Pag* H A l* . . . . . all previous siu.-ces.ful a»- 1wulkir-tulkie radio that they Opening . ■ . Ye.'erday , , . Sport* ............... Page 6 over s, oarate route* within their way uu, k down together. vaults. . .. . , • were descelulllig tile mouutui" you couldn't even gel near tin­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I) three hours 0( each other in | Radio reports -.-a'd one asj Three hour* later the tram [ together by the south col The House Drainage ami . . . plate . . . we hear the boys ai* alii! trying to figure cut 8S unprecedented twin ■••suit sault team of Barry C. Bishop, o f Dr. William L'nsocld. 3d. 1They were betwsen 23.000- Water Conservation Commit- A d l V C I F U U in j? Th. FA 2 0631 105 W. Flrwt St. NEW YORK ( UPI)—Stocks just how many hamburgers on the world'* hlphrst moan. 30, of Washington. D C . and o f Cors-alli*. Or*., ami Dr. I foot ramp .1 and 2l.1.VI-f,»,t tee approved a hill today railWE LIVE I'l-AID STAMPS )nJ buxrd chicken dinnarsjt41in.it waa dUcb>—i t.*lay. l.uUu-r G. J*r*la,t. 36. I f Eu TTunoas E. Ilornlieiii. 32, ,il rump 2 wln-n r<>oU»i*i| I„|* mg (or a two-year sltuly o. opeiu-il na<>atly higher ou ac Mold from Iba U o« camp of ,g*i*e, Ol*., rsailiad tli* 20,- San Dieg", I'alif., rracht-d thy [today. ( use o( detergents in Utu slate. 1 Us«/Uaduig tsrday. were tUUOA... School Talks Moving W ell BRIEFS Money Okayed For College Bill Seen 'Closed' Meet 'Harmonious' Chairman Says turn — Altamonte OK's Engineering Pact On Street Paving Massive Marches Church Move Grown Weary ; Rrvgnf 5'?ns. Needy Aid Bill Police Probe Corpse In Lake Shipman Set As New VAH-9 Commander Compromise OK'd Don't Count Me Out, Karl Says Back To School Navy 'Slaps' Carrier Critics Must Preserve Order-Court, Difficult Crisis Sugar Price Mixing Move motion id«*i with the .so- Appears Briefly CEN TRA L Iron Curtain Singer Dies Vote Change? FLO R ID A Guard Against Splits—Rusk H EA D Q U ARTERS Merald Index 2 Teams Conquer Everest Detergent Probe . M c R O B ER TS TIKK SUPPLY, INCORPORATED �reopending aeeretery end Mr*. OOe Lee, Longwood, treasurer. , Mrs. L. P. Richards, retiring yraMent, gave Mr*. CrittsoMn*Crittenden p T e n a n te d Mr*. .Richard* with a pafc president’s pin In return. Mrs. Swope presented Mrs. Rich­ ards with a beautiful pink nylon negligee, a gift from the dub. Mrs. Milton Tinsley donated an orangewood gavel mad* by bar hosband for the use of FedsratJoa Convention held in April in Miami Bench. Mrs. Garland Shaw was in charge of the devotional and lira. Putnam gave the Invocatine. Reports were given from the bOMtiftcatioa project commit* tee* on plantings made at the Casselberry Pott Office, Cas* aelberry Woman’s Club and the Longwood Civic League Rutlding. • Mrs. Charles Pieree, Mrs. Velvet Jacobs and Miaa Emiley Evans served on a committee to plan tha luncheon and were responsible for tha lovely ta* bl* decoration* of fragrant white and red tropical flow* era. Pencils with cut flowers TALLAHASSEE <UFI) A eeutltuttoeal amendment permitting we of the 9M million permanent school fund for construction of jun­ ior colleges, uaiventtiea and Mrs. Putnam made a clean sweep of Urn prise* winning n potted plant for her list of 55 klnda of birds Identified this years and n subscription to Tropical Gardener for her scrapbook. Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, out* going vice president, reported on the District Meeting held May Id in Umatilla and attended .by four members of the local dub. Guest* at Monday's meeting were Mies Rial* Matirko of Chicago, guest of Mrs. HuoLarger and Mrs. Willis Denson of Alaaka. The garden club meetings are suspended for the summer months and the neat meeting surrected aJU*1 adoption of t saving a n d a a i t that made public schools eligible for them money. The governor had iB tested it be earmarked kmc* ly far higher education. hot dogs, boons and sauerkraut prepared under the direction at Wright and Howard Mid* dtetoa and supplied by the around Nov. 11. DeBary freexrite. John Thursby, a tax as­ sessor built a dock that serv­ Members of tho club onjoyod iced the old paddlewheel fishing, swimming and boat* lag during tha day. lags account for higher e®* cation. Under present law, only fit in.erest from the fund can 1m used, while the principal must bn left intact. 11m new pro., poeal Iris tha auto spend both interest and principal* This fund is composed of mooloy escheated to the state from unclaimed bank accounts and BIG WHEEL GIRL SCOUT Leader Mr*. Richard Stridden of North Orlando Troop 233 will retire at the end of thia routing year to anaume duties an president of the North Orlando Garden Club. Mrs. Stodden alno in an uctive member of the Longwood Elemen­ tary PTO. (Herald Photo) V a ed in tbs B oom, bet wai »y- pohik tehoela dtamd * e Legtilatare Wednesday. It will go to the voter* fer approval or rejection at next years general election! It was a part of the gover- YAZOO MASTER MOWERS Farewell Luau Party Enjoyed . In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Celery w*a slightly weaker, With crates of two to thrso doom setting mostly at M and f*ur deaea at t U M L Oar* tarn at film wrap*** eatery hearts, 18s, brought 98.60. Cucumber prices continued to yiae, and bushel basket* at the beat offerings sold for SOUTH SEMINOLE GARDEN CLUB officer*, Installed at a luncheon Monday at the RUuha Inn. are, front from left, Mr*. F. Hueberger; Mr*. W .T. Chennell, Installing official and Mr*. H. T. Crittenden; back, Mrs. Arthur Putman, Mr*. Oil* Lee and Mrs. L. E. Swop*. - -- (Herald Phots)- Church To Observe Women s Day By Robert Thame* Jr. ■ «4C as.\ lH, with poor goaMty aad con­ dition as few as |L Curley parsley prices were slightly lawer again, crates of five doaaa buaehoa selling for 94- •. Basket* at 80-sin igs told tar 91-91A8. la Central Florida tha market for endive and eecaroie was stronger, with a very tood demand. Crates of an* dive war* 93.60, with fair gust­ ily aad condition 91.76, and ••enrols was 9* with fair qual­ ity at 91-60. Cabbage waa a little lower, eratee selling mostly at 9146-91-85, wllh some high as 91-60, and celery prices were steady at 93 h r all alias except two duaen and four dotsn, which sold for 9L79. Crates of 24 film wrap­ ped hearte were 92.78. Prices for cucumbers were •toady at 98 for basket* or cratee and beans were un­ changed with the few beet Harvester variety selling for 98-50, end most offerings showing the affects of dry weather aud selling at |3. Chinese cabbage was steady at 94 per crate and parsley waa 93-50, unchanged front the pre­ vious day's business*. Peppers were firm, bushel basket* el California Wonder types, ex­ tra large ranging from $1.5013.75 and medium to large |39240. Radishes won slightly stranger at 9ML16 per bask­ et. Shipments from Florida In­ cluded. Calory rail 14 cars, trucU 8* carlo! equivalents; cabbaga rail two, truck 12; cucumbers rail two, truck 30; endive rail I, truck nine; pep. pert rail 14, truck Bit radishes rail none, truck 10. Luncheon Party Enjoyed In DeBary ' Horsing Glory Missionary Baptist Church of Midway will observe Its Annual Wom­ an’s Day activities Sunday. You are cordially Invited to attend. Mr*. D. A. Thomas will bo tho spoaker for the U a m. sorvics and Mrs. Flossie Zanders will bring the afternoon addrass which will ba at 3 p.m. Chairmen for tho program are Mrs. El­ la Brooks and Mrs. Ethel Martin. Tho Rev. R. L. Prin­ gle la tho pastor. A special thanks to those Individuals who volunteered their asstitanca to “ Operatiou Alphabet.” As you know tho purpose of this project is to help non-readers and nonwriters to acquire tha basic fundamentals of reading and writing. However, the re­ sponse wasn’t as wa had hoped it would be. Say, would you like to con­ tribute to a very worthy causa T Well, become a reg­ ular donor at our local blood bank. Yours truly contributes one pint of blood every eight oo Monday morning, May 27. weeks. It la a good feeling to Consecration Services wlR be know that your blood save* held on Sunday, June 2. the life o f an Individual. The A. J. Hurston Chapter Each year many Uvaa are of Future Teachers of Amer­ lost due to persons not know­ ica is about to culminate Us ing how to awlra. Those per* club activities for the 1962-63 school term. Tho Club has son* who cannot swim should been quits activo during the avail themselves of swim­ year, beginning with assem­ ming lessons soon to be held bly programs during Amer­ at the Goldsboro Swimming ican Education Week. Our pool. speaker was Mrs. J. C. Ringling. In February, tho mem­ The Women of Now Mount bers attendrd Die State Con­ Cavalry Baptist Church will vention which was held in observe their annual Wom­ Bartow. During April, a en's Day Program 8undsy. Teaching Career Month As­ Everyone is invited to attend. sembly was observed. The Mrs. Ida Anderson o f Oviedo speaker for the occasion was will be the speaker for the it. B. Thomas Jr., attend­ morning and Mra. Lillie R. ance officer for Seminole Hall of our city will deliver County. Election of officers tha evening address. for the term of 1963 64 will be held at our next club meeting The seventh grade clan of after school. On Saturday, the Midway Elementary School P.T.A. along with tho Tri-Hiwill give a Banquet in honor Y and Ili-Y will attend a of t h e graduating eighth beach party at New Smyrna grades, Thursday, May 30 at Beach. The clubs will travel * p.m. The eighth grade will by Greyhound. have Ita Claia Day Exercise Auxiliary Memorial Unit Re-Elects Slate Of Officers By Jane Casselberry Election of officers was held last Friday night by American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Unit 256 of Cassel­ berry at a meeting in the Womeo'a Club. Although the Auxiliary only recently w u organized the election was necessary In ordtr to comply wiUi depart mental regulations. All off!cora currently serving were re-elected, however. They are hire. Harold Kryder, president; Mra. Whitman Ward, vice president; Mrs Keoaeth Walbridge, secre­ tary; Mrs. Richard Grlndie, treasurer; Mrs. T h o m a s illusion, sergeant at anna; Hr*. Wilbur Morey, chap lain; Mrs. Luther Mynderae, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Leonard Casselberry, histor­ ian. Officers will be installed Ip the fall as the group voted to suspend meetings duriug the mtntha of June, July and August. Mrs. Kryder tnd Mrs. Wat Mrs. Alice Robtolio and Mrs. Edna Reilly wtr* cohostesses at a luncheon party Saturday at the DeBary Res­ taurant. Among the guests were, R iia c Poor of Lsch Arbor; Dorothy Beckrr, Margaret Rothehiid, Maria Rcntsch. Marvtl Johnson and Julia Al­ Wash walls from the floor len of DeBary. Following the upwards to prevent streak* ,luncheon, the ladles played or stains when cUanmg washa bis wallpaper. bridge reported on the Sixth District Constitutional Con­ ference which they attended In Orlando recently. Mrs. Kryder and Mrs. Ward wore elected delegate and al­ ternate to attend the Depart­ ment Convention to be held in Clearwater, June 7-9. Tho R. A. Alien Chapters of the Croums High lit-Y end Tri Ili-Y Club* bavu received the Red Triangle Award for (he second time. Last year the clubs set this award as their annual goal. They worked hard and king during projects that reflected the clubs' purpose which il, “ to create, maintain and ex­ tend everywhere high stand­ ard* of Christian character." The 1903 school term was a very rewarding one in Ihjt the distant goal became a reality. Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, Lika D r i v a , Cassel. erry, were hosts Saturday at a Luau given as a farewell par­ ty for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baer of Melbourne, who were on their way north to spend the summer in Wisconsin. O t h e r former Wisconsin ’-- '• '“l U who were guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gullickaon and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schrocder, Fern Park; Mr. and Mrs. Harry McPeck of Longwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Christiansen and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Facia of Casselberry. As each guest arrived they were greeted by the hostcas, who was wearing a Hawaiian l«l. The ladies were attired in colorful mumui and the men wore bright Hawaiian shirts with shorts. The guests were served Polynesian Bundle B a k e , sparkling pink punch and Ha­ waiian Mood Cookies seated on the lawn of the Howard's lakeside home. Palm leaves, pineapples and b a n a n a s served as decorations. Franchint Available la Seminole C oaly ELECTRONIC INSECT CONTROL fee residential. Industrial, aad agrksUarmi u m . A proven, nationally known product with local installa­ tions. Qualified applicant* will bo flows to ace existlag installations and will bo tralasd by factory personnel. Ago or past expexieset so factor. Car and pretlosn sale* work helpfnl* For fall Information and detail*, writ*, win or phase EDWARD MILLER * BON, INO— P. O. Drawer 887, Staart, FIs. Phone 387-4193. Personals for Only SHELL: SH ELLA N E BO TTLED GAS ThomuH Moving & Storage Cel Tho Ileal Uy Krqumt 201 N. I^turel Ave. FA 2-1991 • Local, long distance, Ovsttsas • Packing and Crating • Storage Pfclt too I B CYLINDER No Innlnllntion Chnrge Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County United l/ a n Call FA 2-5733 L in o s MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE9 .......... " Sanford Gas Co. 199 W. 1st ST. 2517 Cowalry Club Road delivered daily to your door Address SUfMMino MINI fOS Lewis Sales & Service Phono FA 2-7928 and have the Sanford Herald When the occasion calls for moving...call Ms*S ytur nunin( day • M k f , im »« p t M u n l oosaltan mut au. pti tonall i t J . " P i t ■PI a n n a a " ttrvktt. utmost protacHon tar " b i t a t a b i a t " t n r O u * h c u i l o m U niPt SSIP * .. . frttlmat • an* ctoanlinott at til lumi.iv ln*t p.turtd by t.Clu.iv* S a n ltlz td * v t ns. C all today tor prompt sailmat*. No utilisation. When Yon Trade For The Famous Yazoo: Ns Job Ton Tougb - Smooth Path rmasco. Wo Sell • Service • Demme* ■Irate Aad Trade. iail or bring this coupon DeRarjr Mr. a n d Mrs. Manley Stroud will soon be visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dahl of Rochester, N. Y ., and c&U drvn. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Zeller of Sanford Avenue ra tertainrd their daughter, Mrs. M. G. Cosby, of North Orlan do, this past week. BIG TRADE-IN A LLO W A N C E m am �, Local Women W ins Show PEST CONTROL Tcrmilr* A Other P M Mr*. Erie Vihlen, wellMrs. Vihlen has been named I Sanford Flower Show, which |first week in April 1964 nt known Sanford gmrden club general chairman o f the 19641la scheduled te be held the |the Mayfair Hotel. leader and local nunery-wo* ■an took first place In the garden ahow featuring nitric* from all over Central Florida K e l l y s The Importance of getting a yearly cheat x-ray physical check-up waa emphasized by Dr. C. W. dwick, who spoke to members of the Kiwanis The local doctor pointed out that there are many diseases and conditions which con affect the lungs “ . J." YJ p — r-v-T— ' _ \j and the entire physical health bestirs pneumonia and tubermiosis, which ie what moat people think al>out In connec*• tlon the lunr*. He 1 W '* WILLIAM J. ROGERS, left recently to enter htuiic training at Lackland AFB in Texas. He in the non of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, 201 Grapeville Ave. Rogers m o v e d here from M o r r i s t o w n , Tenn. six years ago, attended local schools and was employed by the Sanford Produce Co. While a student at SHS he was a drummer in the hand. He plans to work toward his high school diploma while in the service. alio the and Health Assn, has branchnow concern its education pertaining to these other lung conditions, in an effort to get people to do something about them. Some o f the pulmonary dis­ eases, which are equally aa in­ capacitating though not con­ tagious, ami which recelva littla publicity were pulnted out. The included chronic bron­ chitis, small abceaaea In tha lungs, fungus infections, eancer, edema, h im , asthma, FLOWER SHOW WINNER, Mrs. Eric Vihlen gnzes proudly at the First Place trophy and blue ribbon that she won at the Parkwood Plaxa’s Central Florida Garden Show, held in Orlando last Saturday. Her entry listed under the name of the Hemerocallis Circle depicted a living rose garden, complete with white picket fence. (Herald Photo) By Shirley Wentworth New officers of the Bear Lake Community Club were elected at * l a a t Thursday nlght’e regular monthly meet­ ing of the group in the Flor­ ida Power Lounge on Bear Lake. Elected were William G. Carpenter, president; C. D. Spence, vice president; J. N. Ancrum, treasurer, and Mra. Russell Loomis, secretary. In opening statements as the new president. Carpenter suggested that m e m b e r * strive to make the club a more neighborly one. both at meetings and outside activi­ ties. He also suggested that each member submit to him threo ideas, In writing, for club improvement and actlv. Ity which later will be pre­ sented for discussion at a general meeting. In this manner m ore en­ thusiasm would be shown for the club and tta work by all members, the president said. Mra. Loomis, who was chairman of the beans and frank supper held preceding the meeting, reported that the supper was very success­ ful and that S3 adults and 21 children had been served during the supper hour. The next monthly meeting o f the group Is scheduled at the Lounge at 8 p.m . on June held in th* Parkwood Plata mall, Saturday. The prlie-wlnntng entry waa designated In a 12 f t by 25 ft. area and depicted a row gnrden, On a carpeting of tod, Mr*. Vihcn placed tall podacarpua at a background and used a full diaplay of choice bloomlnr rote*, aurrounding the whole thing with a picket fence and a garden CHRISTIAN FLAG The Christian (lag is an emb 1e m of the Protestant Church displayed since 1897. Its upper inside corner is deep blue with a red Christ­ ian cross and the rest of the flag D white. OPEN Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - S a t 9 tfl < Thors. & F ri 9 til 9 Mr*. Vihlen Hated her en­ try under the name o f llemerocallia Circle o f which the 1* a member, and alio In her own 'name. She la Immediate paat president of the Sanford Garden Club and a paat pre»ident of the Hemerocalll* Cir­ cle. The local gardener recently we* given two special awards in the DeBary Garden Show held at the Count Frederick DeBary Mansion. One o f her entries, designed In the Image o f a formal Jap­ anese garden, haa been extenaivety photographed by th* Stat* Federation o f Garden Clubs and by the Dellary Club for entry in the national con­ test. It's hot enough to put your A ir Conditioner in don't gamble. C all B R IT T S for o FREE Home tioning Survey. • Designed For Bedroom • Quickly Removed For Storage • Automatic Thermostat • Convenient 115 voltn 7Vi amps, operation • 4,000 HTU M. G. HODGKS INSTANT INSTALLATION PLUMBING • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2-6lia7 LIMITED QUANTITY PAOLA ROAD General Elect N otes Bishop Johnson, Altamonte Bp rings; Ralph Streblow, A l­ tamonte Springe; Doris Frsati, Longwood; Mnrla Derum. N. Orlando; Rhoda Gray, Dorothy Kudell, Jennie Brady, Shirley Jean Spivey. Brenda Bowden end Luda Young, of 8anford. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Lawrenca L. Hills of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. John Brady of San­ ford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Vergil Spivey o f Sanford, e girl; Mr. and Mr*. Donald Fraata o f Longwood, a boy. Discharge* Katherine Davis, Lake Mary; Teresa Davie, Lake Mary; Floy Fallows, DeBary; Fred­ erick McCleary, Lucile Glenn, Mildred Ervin, Myrtle Kelly, Nettie English, Mays Black­ burn, Samuel Griffith, Will* Boyd, Amanda Montgomery, Anna Pearl Hill, Finnla MeCaskill, Laura Kirkland, Baby Boy Soloman o f Sanford, 25th & PARK gate. Hospital Winners of it table* In play •t thl* week’s Tuesday after­ noon meeting o f the DcBnry Duplicate Bridge Club were announced today by Howard Middleton, director. NS, first, Mra. Ruth Hiatt and i’ldl Dellerard; second, Mr*. Myrtle Dunm-hacke and Mr*. Nan Edwards; third, Mr. and Mr*. Howard Middleton and fourth, Mr*. Albert Besom and Oscar Barnett, K\V, first, Mrs. H a r r y Schob and J. A. Sheffield; second, Mr*. Norman Meyer and Marvin Long; third, Sir*. William Woodlock and Nor­ man .Mortimer and fourth, Mr*. Myron Accnnll and Mrs. Elsa Unkles. Next week's game will be Master point. HOSPITAL NOTES May 21 Admissions A IR CONDITIONER • For tha hair beauty you ‘ want in tha Urn# you hat*. FOB OUR 3 Heat Selection* • Plus GRA N D O P EN IN G M AY 25th ★ Free Gifts ★ Door Prizes SPECIAL SALE! LUM BER Vi A Cool Setting • Extra Large Bouffant {.Bonnet, Big Enough For T Largeat RoUera • Quiet Operation • fnatall In Sa*h Windows Or Through Wall • 2 Comfort Levels CO. 700 S. French Ave, G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC -^1 Pushbutton Range • 36" WIDE • EXTRA RIG OVEN Athletic Assn. To Meet Monday By Jane Casselberry The final meeting of this school year of the South Sem­ inole Junior High School Ath­ letic Associstlon will be held st 8 p.m. next Monday at the school. Henry Duncan, chairman of the group, urge* all members to be present as there will be annual reports given at that time. 2601 PA R K D R. 322*8865 SAN FO RD • ENCLOSED BROIL UNIT • NO DRIP COOK TOP All Records Reduced WOULD BE MORE ATTRACTIVE, COMFORTABLE WITH THESE RUGGED BEAUTIES? FILTER FLO WASHER 2 WASHERS IN O N E W ITH D O N ’T GROW MINI - WASH r All normally handwashablcs, deli fe a t s fabrics, lingerie, sheer stock- i Sings, ram be washed autonstlcslE ly In General Electric's new mini- |F> ■ ntura wash basket. W EED S ! 1 ! KILLTHEM 7 W I T H . . . fOBTHO^ js g j W E E D B G O N • Activate** L u s t wash* « * • • • «I m i m clothes thoroughly iSvffilS Kills Roots and All! Won't Harm Grass K ILG O R E S E E D CO. *oo «. is * . rotas 3*2-1981 With Acceptable Trad* *’ •/**' �Political A Training Ground tntataf aid*, nutefait, art and graft •qofpmnat gad auppHca, phta tha taaeWa aalary, (wtoeh la vary low) art all paid for oat of faada da­ rtvad from contribution*, Rift* and donation* of local individual*, cluba, lodfM, civic, religious and ftataraal orgaaintlona. And by a llg yearly fund-min­ ing project, auen aa tha musical Merry-Go-Round which ia baing pro­ duced, directed and f r u i ted by tha m a iti of tha ehfldm tad by aft ai» to about 12 to teaih thpm a ttttln mak, the w d k s of the year. »Mcoumgt aalf cxprcaalon with ■uprising taint for drawing, end art. - T H R fflT * dagger outfit Bat now that tha so yean am up, Stanley Lovell baa written a book, “ Of Ipte* sad S t r a t a g e m s ," (Prentice-Hall ISAS.) It reveals at least eoeae of the (aside stories. If it isn’t required reading la the moru circumspect Ceatral latelUgeneo Agency, boused la Ha multlmUUoa dollar palaoa up tha Potomac from Washington, uoderginU and todiraei tha butRutkm of Hu of the organisation to to atrengthen and enlarge tha teaching staff of tha school ao that more children may ba taken la from tha long waiting Hat, which sow knacks at tha door, beg- faca mmvMual child to maka evena ttttte pngnag. But proms# If baing mad*, tonchar, Mr*. Jerry Kecth, aaya . . . . sometime* quite amazing progremt— and aomatimos quite heart-rudlng disappointment. Even with aldoa and helper* on* teacher cannot cop# with mors than 088. it should bo. Lovell waa and etlll ta a manufactcring chemist Ho holds soma 70 patents ia hla own name. He waa recruited for OSS by Dr. Karl T. Cromp­ ton of MIT and put to work by Vatmovar Busk of tha Car­ negie institution—mes who know good brains when they found them and knew what to do with thorn. Maybe that’s wbat’a needed now—more and better brains with a m um o f huntet threwa in for good measure. One of Lovell’s first jobs sstucs of tho tosch- Phil Newsom Soys Trouble In Seoul The United States, never fhlly enamored of South Koroa’e military regime, kaa for peroral week* now boon ovideneteg ■ apodal displeasure with the general In Seoul. A low in relatione earns on March 16, when the ruling military Junta headed by Gen. Park Chung He* reimposed a baa on political activity and disclosed plana to continue military rule for another four year*. Under U. 8. pressure, hla •chow eoilspeed on April 6 when Park rescinded tho poll- tleai ban and agreed to fall •lectlona for restoration of a civilian government. Tha agreement eased but did not remove tho strain between tho two governments. Ao concrete evidence of this displeasure with Park, the United States had withhold aa extra 9113 million In aid which tha Korean government said It ncoded to pa/ for important purchases. This weeks tho reasons ■tamed apparent. From Seoul, U. 8. Ambas­ sador Samuel D. Berger, who OUR BOARDING HOUSE ^ \6U6TA MINOfl kXJLU KIAL W A F6W1 \ V £5l« V - I but X 6US6S *■> 16 WCUPHWTW6 A HE-£ i£D J i l Wfl HOOPU* ALL -KAFF— A<4 a v u t u /J m f i liW T jlI N G w w ' USSR * H a* NO^jllLaHACB A I l H f c Y ^ i i i ^ ^ n ^ v w M J r . a v i Y FAIN DESPITE BEIN6J ID 0(4 BV A HOfffiEr Beale meutleswd below, far H te widely seed to wedera h to lry . You wives might even teat your husbands aw It, tawI CASE P-446: Martin G., aged 94, baa been promoted to an executive poet with hie Insurance firm. “ Dr. Crane,” be began, *1 am new at this sort ef thing. Be 1 don’t know how to get along very wall with people. “Could you please give me aome pointer* on huw to be a good boei ? “ Is it poeslbl* to be well liked and still retain th« re­ spect end cooperation of your employes T” Yes, indeed! A good employ­ er should evoka both loyalty as well aa popularity from hla worker*. A few years ago I made a survey of 1348 men snd women employes In various types of office, store and fac­ tory. They talked very freely about their employers. And hsre are some of their exact criticisms) He claims credit for all new ideas and Improvement* originated by hla employes. A buck-passer who always rages and trie* to blame a subordinate for hie own mis­ takes. Poor letter dictator, He mumble* and enunciates poor­ ly or tries to dictate with * cigar In hie mouth. A bearcat who trie* to Intlmldat* everybody and rule by fear. Barcaatle and negative. Al­ ways looking for a mistake as he can bawl out an emplpye. But never praises anybody for good work. Poor manager. Waite till al­ most quitting time to dictate * big batch of letters, and then wanta them Cone before 5 o’clock. i Plays favorites or shows partiality to hi* relative* on I tha payroll i Old maldish. Rnoope around Doesn’t for petty error* or dust on the ; filing cabinet*. < Yells about tardiness nut ' fails to notice unpaid over- i time that far offsets the few 1 Employes,” enclosing a long, minutes the employe may istamped, return envelope, plus have been late. 20 cents. Airs hie domestic problems It la widely used In indus­ and private affairs at the Itry so keep it on file. office. (Always write te Dr. Derogatory towatd hie wife. Crane la care ef this news­ Calls her his “ball and chain.” paper. ratio* lag a long, Personally repulsive. Has stamped, addressed ravel"U. 0,” or halitosis, dandruff • t o and 39 M a t e to caver or foul tobacco breath. typing and printing casta Let* his secretary try to when yew read for ewe ef boss tho other workers and booklet#.) run the department Practical joker. Tries to make employes tha butt of hia Jokss. Gets irate if they don't laugh at hla corny humor. Q—How are pearl* named? (ieta personal while dic­ A—According to t h e i r tating. Pate stenographer's shape. "Paragon” la a per­ knee, etc. fect sphere, “egg shape” la 24Isay and vacillating. Afraid an elongated oval, and ao on. of hla own superior. Boasts of his ses conquests Q—What waa the relation­ and tries to havs an affair ship b e t w e e n President* with ft-malo employes. Franklin and Theodore Roose­ Stands and peers over the velt? shoulder of employes while the A—Franklin waa a Bth latter are working, cousin at Theodora Roosevelt. Delays about purchasing much needed supplies, machin­ Q—Who designed tho cos­ ery, ate. tumes worn by tho Swiss Guards *t Vatican City? A—Michelangelo, In tha 1500*. Politically Inspired emotion­ al gimmick* and fanlaitlc promisee are tha trade marks of tha Democratic party. We Republicans c a n n o t and should not try to compel0 with them on their own shal­ low ground. —Sen. Barry Gotdwator, RAri*., on wooing minority group votes. HOUSE PAINT INVESTMENT BKRVICE Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thurn., May 23, 1963 w h t s s a. a in w w , narrow ana n s t i t e c a Lsanv vutamti. su w s a u a. utuswous Maasaln* editor J t/u r w u u C o e ilr Stellar ■cam vaam sn ■eclair Zdltor iono rg y A im .# n a tu r e nil tor St* W*«k !•** « Advertlelna lUroctor l . aiiOKJtsfcKm liualneM Mauaavr j s s im i u i b m t j. uwaxt ClaMlIlad Msnaaar ra ss i vom u sg CUeeteUaa Mute* or t f y i r * ^ 1 If r * ** I - —-aw— ALLIN « c a til B. LEMON BT. LAKELAND, FLA. 411-10 » Tear * SO « Mooltia S.70 I Months 1.1* I Moatha I.#* I Month* Lt« 1 Meath l.ss I Month ■ a. Pastel Rag ala lie as eiuvldo that all mall sulM tlptioas h* •aid te edvaace. \ Listed and enlisted Securities Malawi Fawda MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA 1-9614 Q—What special type of soo la found in Jerusalem? A—A Biblical son, contain­ ing many of the animate men­ tioned In the Bible. Q—How early did labor unions appear In Amtrlea? A —At about the time of tho Revolutionary War. Q—Who te credited with starting tha retain industry of Tha la guilt by association California T and Innuendo. Pm not guilty A—Tho Jesuit friars, priests, and I've dona nothing wrong to bo tshamod of. —Detroit Lions’ Alts Karri*, suspended for belting. Acrylic Latex COMPLETE day from Alim Dull#*, then A m t 111) in Switserlaml, . . * L__ A -M *■ - - 1 later bead of Catral Intelll(#neo Agency. H* reported that a Frenchman escaping to Switserland had said ha waa a guard for water ahip. m*nt* from a biy power plant In Norway to Pennomunde, on Lovell’s next Job was to the Baltic coast Lortll had been briefed on make counterfeit Japanese currency need In the Philip­ the U. 8. Manhattan Engineer pine Islands occupation. A oroject and knew that heavy water was nsed in atomic en­ ■train on Japan’* economy, ergy research. Ha alto knew but the Japs never caught on. than aerial reconnaissance One Lovell invention waa a had revealed come 70 mysteri­ harmless firecracker called a ous ikl slides on the Baltic “ Hedy Lamarr.’’ When you coast all aimed at Britain. Lovell reasoned that tha pulled a small win loop, it Mails were developing rock­ ets that would carry atomic bomba, so bo pomaded Don. oran to alert the Royal Air Force. The SAP raid on Pennemunde In August IMS set tha German V-S program hack a year, thus saving the Nor­ Lovell went an from then mandy invasion. to develop • magnetic bomb Actually, Uio heavy water which, attached to railroad wasn’t shipped to Fanncmunde cure, would blow up only when but to Wotgaat where tha the train was In n tunnel, thus Germans were working on wracking the tunneL Next waa atomic submarines. But they a silent and flashlesa pUtol never got them built in time. Lovell’s greatest achieve­ for use by underground fightment in counter-InteUlgenc* ora and saboteur*. Donovan demonstrated one came after President Roose­ of thceo guns to President velt told Donovan one day, Roosevelt in his White House “Bill, you must treat tha Rus­ office one day, firing six silent sians as you treat the British. but deadly shots into n sand­ They’re killing Germsns every bag. After bo recovered from day, you know.” Shortly thereafter a team surprise and shock, FDR said: “Bill, you’re tha only Rspubli­ of Russians appeared at OSS can I'll over allow In my offico headquartera to Inspect Lov­ ell’s bag of tricks. He mad* with n wsspon ilka this." Lovell's greatest achieve­ aura that hla silent, flashlesa ment in espionage was per­ gun went off with a blinding formed right here In Washing- bang and that his booby traps didn’t work. WAIHW OTOK—(NRA) — With everything from Coho to Loss *ad boek a*ria to badly iMMi ap, marks th#r ehoold briar itanley P. LmU back to Washington again. After Penman, who ilgntd Hitler’* and Mussolini’* name* to all aU, h#*a only 71 now. Lor#11, ia ease j n bar* for* kind* of official document* ”§ S 5 Another door hope and ptraistent dream of the Seminole County A m . for Retarded Children la to estab­ lish a workshop for teenage retard­ ed children to begin teaching them M a g the water faucet on and off, simple skills with which to Ee aalf. playing and dancing and singing to gtowcll, recognizing animals, people, supporting and self * sustaining ia flacaa and things m picture* deter, modtrn loetetys mine whether they are able to team Tha children admitted to this _ ^ _________ ___________ ___ _ school art what ia kaown aa ModoaUJk to be able to ba trained Into cable". That is, they poena enough far aimpie jobs and vocations with Intelligence, enough proaants o f which they may keep buay, employ# mind, enough talent and ability to . their time and even earn ail or part be able to learn many things, if •2 their living whtt they become someone just takas the time and pa. Mi eider, times to teach them. 1H •£*••• » * W f ahnplo There are acme publicly supportthings are teamed by moat children tad schools for mentally retarded . before they go to achooL But with children, but the number of units V, these children, much of It cornea available under tha Basic Minimum ■ V hard, ia difficult to understand, pain. Foundation Program of tha state is " fat to grasp and hard to remember, extremely limited and Seminole It takas a gpeeiaUy-trained, ded- County does not now have any im­ itated teacher, assisted by volunteers mediate hopes of obtaining any stats Notebook ink chemists u d pul the Bu­ reau of Engraving and Print­ ing to work manufacturing L y lt C . Wilson Soys A ClUaeae Committee for a Frew Cuba (CCFC) has been set up in Washington, D. C, Impressively, it Is spon­ sored by a score of notable Americans. CCFC la nonpartisan, thw committee is likely to deve­ lop considerable political muscle, however. Its spon­ sor* are such as to win the confidence of tha Amtrlcan people if CCFC eaa make itsetf heard. VoL 1, No, *1 of CCFC'a Free Cuba New* (FCN) waa May 4, a modest, eight page, mimeographed pamphlet edit­ ed by Daniel James from 617 Albee Building, 1416 G Street N. W.. Washington 3, D. C. Emphasis appears to be on Cuba. But the committee’s interest embraces the whole of Latin America. CCFC la sparked by sev­ eral ideal and convictions of much urgency: Tbit there is urgent need lor an effective U. 9. Cuban policy embracing n method of freeing the island tram com­ munism. That the cnselvement of 6 million Cubans may now lead to the enslavement of 200 million persona In the re­ maining it Latin American republics. Tbe Communist achieve­ ment In Cube snd plana for tho other 1* republics are wholly part of an offensive designed to enslave the Unit­ ed Slates. That communism ia making such progress la Latte Amer­ ica that there may be ether Cuba* there before long. Implicit in the CCFC pro­ gram te the conviction that the Kennedy administration dots not now kavo an effec­ tive U. S. Cuban policy. U CCF gets tho attention o( tho V. S. public, the Kennedy administration will find it­ self under a punishing non­ partisan attack. The political consequences could be very great. It already is evident that the 1964 Republican presidential and congression­ al campaigns will make Cuba a major Issue. Tbe first issue of FCN as­ serted that the overall situa­ tion in Latin America is much worse than tho Amer­ ican people realise. “ Tho Communist drive there,’’ said FCN, “ is al­ ready on the way to producing these serious consequences: “ Demoralisation of Latin America's democratic forces. “ Resurgence of dictatorial military elements intent on taking power in reaction to tho Communist threat “Infiltration and subversion of other Latin American gove-nmenta, “ Frustration of inter-Amer­ ican effort* to achieve social and economic progress.” FCN summed up things thus: Portoflno, fishing village on thw Italian Riviera, has been a resort since ancient times, maintaining it a old-world charm. “ If not halted before much more time has passed, thw Communist drive south of tbe Rio Grande could resultin the gradual Isolation of tho United States from Its friends and allies in Latin America— the reverse of the effort to isolate Communist Cuba. “The object of Free Cuba News is to publish news about Cuba, and about thw growing Castro • Communist Infiltration of Latin America, which is not now finding its way into existing news me­ dia. The American people when given the facte, will make up their own minds what to do about them.” ECONOMICAL �♦f l 1 p |p ^ < -1 Hit fitter! Vmll Women O f The Moose Form Sanford Chapter Sanford Chapter l«H , Wo­ and inspiring ritual, which men o f the Mooso, was Injtl* took place In the Lake Mary toted Sunday afternoon with Fire Halt, enrollment and in­ struction ceremonies were a total of 31 charter members held for members of the present for the ceremonies chapter after which installa­ conducted bp Mrs. Rose M. tion of officers was conduct­ Weidenmeyer o f Clearwater. ed. Grand Council Member, who Installed were Mrs. Ida served as Instituting Officer. Map Sjoblom, senior regent; Orlando Chapter 1002 was the Mrs. Edna Mcshotto, junior lastltuUni Chapter. graduate regent; Mrs. Eloiae Following the Impressive Small, Junior regent; Mrs. Lera Harris, chaplain; Mrs. Eva Moore, recorder and Mrs. Kap Gehr, treasurer. Appointed offlceri installed were Mrs. Marp Lou M irrs, guide; Mra. Emma Willla, assistant guide; Mrs. Mildred Luster, Argus; Mrs. Emma Bashara, sentinel and Mrs. Lenore Price, pianist Assisting Sirs. Weideroeyer as assistant instituting of­ ficer was Mrs. Jeanne Bol- tcnbach; as instituting chap­ lain, Mrs. Iris Dunn and as Instituting pianist, Mrs. Marp Saleeles, a former deputy grand regent. Chapter 1002 members pre­ siding at the installation were Mrs. Tbelma Sherrod, junior graduate regent who served as Installing regent; Mrs. Ann Harris, college of regents. Installing guide and Mrs. Alice Sasser, college of 1 regents, installing chaplain. Charter memnera enrolled, In addition to the offlceri named were the Mints. Mar­ tha M. Dsnktefs,, Kathryn I. Thomas. Gundrun Hansen, Winifred M. White. Anna Colley, Margaret J. Aul. Wllda J. Farrar, Julia Wells, Marion E. Schwelckert, Gla­ dys Pinter, Mary C. Pinter, Anna Schwelckert, Millie Schweickert, Doris Gandy, Lucy L. Hodges, Irma Craig. Bettkr Donley, Berniece Sobeck. Pal Fletcher, Flora M. Herrmann and Rosemary Pierce. Although the Chapter was formally instituted as a San­ ford Chapter, membenhip in the organisation Is open to all women of the surrounding areas who fill requirements of eligibility in their kinship to a lodge member. Sanford 'Lodge 1S31, Loyal Order of Mooae, will honor the new chapter at a dance to be held this Saturday night in the Lake Mary Lodge Hall for all members and their in­ vited guests. A three-piece orchestra will play for danc­ ing beginning at 8 p. m. ................................... By J i m Mrs. H. L J Good afternoon. Louise Rushlow Is in Miami for a few days attending a church con­ ference. • • • Very sorry to hear that c . P. Rabun is in Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando where he underwent eye surgery. We wish him a very speedy recovery. • • Also so very sorry that Brown Swaggerty is 111 In Seminole Memorial Hospital. Hurry up and get out o f there Brown. Will be thinking about you. * • • Had a phone cal! from Lrnora Johnson. It seems that the house that she and A1 ami son Jim were renting since tbeir own home burned caught on fire. Have not had full particulars on it yet. lenora said that their clothes were saved. But the furniture and the house were damaged badly. ♦ • • Linda Hitlell was given a gradua­ tion dinner Monday evening at the Rlkisha Inn by Madelene Coveney. Eight o f finda's high school girl friends were invllrd along with Mary and myself, \udrey Yeakle. graduate regent and Mrs. Eloise Small, junior regent. Not pictured ure Mrs. Mary Lou Marrs, guide; Mrs. Emma Willis, assistant guide; Mrs. Mildred Luster, Argus and Mrs. Emmn llashara, sentinel. (Herald Photo) FIRST OFFICERS o f SunfonI Chapter U04, Women o f the Moose, are, seated from left, Mrs. Eva Moore, recorder; Mrs. Kay Gehr, treasurer nnd Mrs. Leru Harris, chaplain; back, Mrs. l.enore Price, pianist; Mrs. Ida May Sjoblom. senior regent; Mrs. Edna Mcshotto, junior Hospital Business Stressed A t Rotary <4 Even though a hospital 'n |ilcr a hu<lness, it has certain disadvan­ tages a normal business does not have, says Jack Monahan, executive director o( t b o Florida Hospital Association. Monahan spoke to the Ro­ tary Club at a noon meeting as the club observed “ Hos­ pital Week." Included in the problems he listed were not being able to choose who the customers will be ami not being able to de­ termine when they will be customers—it's not a 9 a.m. to 3 pm . proposition, he said. Neither can the hospital de­ cide what to sell the patient since the doctor makes that decision. Therefore the hos­ pital cannot decide how long the patient will be a custom­ er. nor how much credit he will be allowed. Most important, Monahan ■aid, the customer It not willing buyer of the product the imspilal sells. Monahan listed other prob­ lems faced by modern hospi­ tals trying to operate as a business, and (lie hospital ad­ ministrator who must equate the desire to run (lie hospital as a business and the medical and humanitarian aspects of the hospital. The most important prob­ lem hospitals face, Monahan said, is trying in keep up with the advances of medical sci­ ence. Although it is impossi­ ble to provide for all the ad­ vances, he said, some kind of reasonable relationship to that progress must be main­ tained. Other difficulties include trying to give the patients the accommodations t h e y re­ quest, finding congenial ami well trained stalfs, and com­ bating the bad public rela­ tions about high hospital costs. |trade information are valuAlthough hospital c o s t s I able, he said, and a proceseem high, yiunshsn said, Uiti liUld ui 'K 'grcgaiiiiK pal terns nation aa a whole spends according to (he degree of more on tubacco and alcohol illness will undoubtedly prove than it docs on hospital efficient. charges. Monahan characterized the One of the reasons for the hospital of the future as being rise in costs, however, Is the underground because of the Increased units of service use of radioactive treatment Compsrcd to 10 years ago. materials, more TV monitor, patients are now getting mg of rooms and wards twice the X-rays and three where minimal care la needed times the clinical lab work. and monitoring of Iwuly func­ 1’rlccs o f the actual work has tions by machines, Much as is actually risen very little, done with the astronauts, Monahan said. Monahan said that in his To solve these problems opinion the hospital of the fu­ hospitals are turning to the ture would also take a turn professional hospital adminis­ away from the home like at­ trator who has been especial­ mosphere and become more a treatment place. ly trained for the job, Mona­ technical han said. They are also Monorails would transport pa­ adapting business techniques, tients from room to room, even though business consid­ and the use of disposable erations have a lower priority equipment w o u l d become more extensive. than patient needs. Hospital associations which Casselberry Larry Reams received the of rank ot Star and an Instruc­ Casselberry held a Court of tor'! Radge. Hilly Dempsey Honor Monday night at the and David Krohna received Casselberry C o m m u n i t y their First Class badge. Receiving their S e c o n d Methodist Church following a Class badges were Chris family covered dish supper. Boys who took part In an Cass. Danny Dempsey, Bob impressive c a n d l e lighting Glaze, Steven Nicarry and ceremony explaining t h e Peter Montgomery. The following boys had meaning of the various ranks in scouting were Dan Cassel­ earned merit badges: David berry, Steven Nicarry, Wal­ Krohne, electricity; Norman ler Blstllne, Billy Dempsey, Mitchell, horsemanship; Wal­ Ricky Casselberry. D a v i d ter Bislline, scholarship, and Sieve Duncan, cooking. Uridine and U rrv fleams. liieim UuiicJII. '3 ie»i Du*Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel Jr. presented awards earned con ami Chuck Norris were by the boys amt explained presented with their one-mile that the Scouts have to ad­ swim patches to b« worn on vance one rank during this their swim trunks. Scoutmaster Daniel espec­ year in order to he eligible to go on the troop's trip to ially commended the boys for the Smoky Mountains this earning this patch under ad verse conditions. They swam summer. the rough waters of Lake Norris In cold and windy wea liter during a camping trip to Camp Lanoche. Scuut Troop Ml Nursing Exam Applications Now Open Professional nurse licens­ ing examinations will be giv­ en by llie Florida Stale Hoard of Nursing in the Seminole Hotel in Jacksonville on Aug usl 8 and 7, Hazel Peeples. RN, secretary treasurer of the Florida State Board of Nursing has announced. Completed applications must be filed In the office of the toard no later than July 9. The address of the Roard Is 1115 Reach Ulvd. Jacksonville TALLAHASSEE tU P li-A 1, Florida. controversial bill to give the NOT ALL HONEY state a professional highway Honey bees carry water as chairman breezed (brunch the Senate Roads Committee welt as honey. Special carr­ iers bring the water to the today by a vote of 8-1. But it still must get h> hive, dole it out, seal it in j Appropriation* Committee be­ cells or even act as Storage fore going to tho full Senate. tanks themselves until it i.« fur a vote. j needed. sleep like a king with a com pact ‘Central Air Conditioner pa NEW FT A OFFICERS at South Seminole Junior Hifth, Installed last week |>y Mrs. Carlyle Swnfford. left, are Mrs. Charles Adkins, treasurer; Mrs. Harold Cluck, secretary; Mrs. H. A. Scott, vice president and Mrs. Ch irles Dome, president, left to right. (Herald Photo) B U Y IN G A NEW CA R? L E T US FIN A N C E IT ! I Compare Our Lower M onthly IN S T A L L M E N T S ON NEW CA R CURRENT F IN A N C IN G ! INTEREST CALL RALPH FAirfax PEZOLD 2-1811 or AND ASK JIM The com part Polar Prim* la Coleman's nama for Its revolutionary new home air conditioner, UP TO 36 MONTHS We do the whole job. (.’all u* now for detail*, free tileratuia and frea estimate . . . no obligation. RATE — P(L<2>S1[1®£ OP I M I O I O Completely Inntullcd To Existing Furnace System Tbia low rost unit root* every room in your house. And the cost is only slightly more than you'd pay for 2 or 3 ctd-fashionad window unita that wouldn't begin to do the job. TO PAY JlElWEIt FD.I.C. Now As Low As FOR DOUCETTE m 1007 8, Sanford Ave, Helen Wade and Mary Faria of Sanford. The table* were cleverly decorated by Made­ line and she gave Linda a beautiful g ift • • • Connie Griffis la going to be Llnda’ a guest this week end. Connie Is a former resident here but now resides in Holly Hill. • • • Cart and Rose Anderson were called to Lake Lanier, Ga. because of the tragic drowning of Rose** brother David Lee Tedder. Re was burled with full mili­ tary honors. Our sympathy goes out to Rose and the rest of her family. • • • Congra­ tulations to J. W. Anderson and Ruth Wilson on their re­ cent marriage. We wish you a long and happy lire to­ gether. • • • Clara Matheson, Sammyc Lou Keel and daugh­ ter Martha motored to Al­ bany, Ga., a week ago. Ssmmaye and Martha visited with Saminye's brother Pres­ ton, wife Gloria and child­ ren and Clara went on over to Lafayette, Ala., and saw daughter Wanda and J. T. Relcher and children. • • • The C. 11. Knight family of Dunnell and Miss Judy Vaughn also of Bunnell ip c it last weekend with Samu.ye and Leon Keel. • • • L.ltlo Kenny Spivey fell and hurt his left leg a few days ago and is having to slay home for a (ew days. • • • Mrs. II. A. Taylor, Mrs. Herman Spi­ vey and daughter Carolyn spent Thursday in Maitland. asked Lucille what they did and she said they went T.V. Stamp shopping. That* cute. • • • Lucille and Christine Driggers of Orlando have been very busy putting up pickles. • • • Here tell Clara Matheson has been do. Ing the same thing. • • • Mr. Marvin Dodson, eon and granddaughter of Sparta, Tcnn. have returned home ■fted being relied here for Ihe funeral of hli son Floyd. J—‘—1 Hope j mr m ul to <cv. the Glee Club in their last concert of the year Tuesday evening. • • Tomorrow (F ri­ day) evening the High School Rand will have it* annual banquet and concert. Go hear them at concert lime. • • • Son-in-law and daughter Dun and Shirley Hudson and our three granddaughter* spent a few day* with us last week. Was sure glad to see them. By the way Happy Birth­ day lister. • • • Mrs. Ruby Kenney, her two daughters and grand children of Haines City were visitors here Tues­ day. They were the guests o f relatives out st Woodruff Springs. They are former residents there. • • • Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Allison had as her guests also on Tues­ day the Chandlers from In­ tercession City. They drove up with the Rev. Cecil Shaf­ fer who is building a home on Orange Blvd. • • • Mr*. Charles Baker ‘ and children motored to Gainesville Sat­ urday where they attended (he funeral o f a relative. * * Have had a reque* for this proverb. This will be Use thought for this week. Yesterday la but a dream And tomorrow only a vision But today well-lived Makes every yesterday t dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vi* sion of hope. ' f i r e s t o n e BRAKE AND FRO N T END S t WVic.t WE DO ALL THIS...FOR ORLY INCREASE LAND P R O D U C TIV ITY Y o u m ay find valuable, produc­ tive land in your w aste areas by sim ply c le a rin g land, filling or bulldozing off rough spots. ■ T h e m a ch in e d esig n e d fo r developing your land is a C a t Diesel T ra cto r equipped with a b u lld o z e r and op erate d by a m an w ho knows the land cle a r­ ing b u sin e ss. T h is dependable com bination of m an and m a ­ chine wiM do a better clearing job, fa s te r and m ore econom i­ c a lly . 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First Street Sanford FA 2-0244 Trai tet ei er ere *••• •'filler Tietlfi zli Ci Mnai m imii J �whw imi Spitter? divide tto M M N far tto M d U a iM ly ftaa to* tween tto players' to—fit pita aai tto yUjrm' pool. f$ foefettk o v e r . . . l o r w i n d . . . pnette * *w in g ‘WeU.wScfc do you th in k ?'. Mantle Almost Matches Gordon's Feat aad Wet Moeki (to Chicago White Sox whipped tto Washlagton Senatora H , with new Nats' manager GU Hodges watching from tto steads; tto Los Angsks Aagab sip­ ped tto Ckvtlaad Indiana 14 ticker-tape parade aad din­ ner, but tto tight belonged strictly to klkw Oklahoman Mickey Mantle. imII lM«l»g., .ml «to Mlim*. sola Twins detaated tto Boa* loo Bed Sox 3-1 «• Jlna East’s ■even-hit pitching. By winning, tto Orloke aad White Sox remained tied toe first place la tto Amer­ ican League race, with the Yankee* a game behind in third place. Barber gave up four kits aad walked eight tottera la tto alx Innings he worked and gave wig to Stock when to started tto seventh Inning with another ban on balk. Stock promptly eat down nine other major kague player a m has don* to tto to-yoar history of Yanks* Stadium, *ad that Includes such stars as Babe Butt, Lon Gehrig and Jo* DIMagglo. Mantle elmoet seat a base­ ball Into orbit when to crash­ ed a homer—"tto hard** hit ball of my Ufa"-*gatoat tto uppermost facade of Yankee runs off him. Pete Ward's two-run homer la the first and Jim Landis* baies-kaded trlple la tto eighth vert tto Mg blows. The Angela blew aa early six-run kad aad than woa out la the 11th wbta Gary Bell, tto fifth Cleveland pitcher, hU Lee Thomas with tto bases loaded aad two out to chase over the winning tun. Minnesota'! Jim East held Boston to aevtn kits. Tto only run off - him was Lu Clinton’s fifth toning homer. bringing tto i | I U « r b u t world tolp pitchers, Betofftog replied: *1 dost think it world tolp ttot mack. After oil, fo r can (•t hit* off It too. R an k Ella* waa throwing It against m ora night la WaaUnctoa aad struck a moo oat oo It, bat wo pot oom* klU o ff tto Earlier. Cnrnmleskuer Poto pitch too. la tto old days Boaollo announced ttot June* plenty of goyi got baao klU Milwaukee Philadelphia E. Hamilton, 93, world to|ia off tto ■pUtsr.* Houston work Judo 1 u tto leagues Now Tort roving watebdog to tolp protort future iacldoata orck ai Drivers Prep tto Pari Hornrac aad Aka Kama earn. For ‘Classic’ la other dovoloptaoata tto INDIANAPOLIS, tad. (UP!) league: —With leai than 4* boar* re—Reaffirmed tt* awardlai making before tto flaal of tto 1923 ebampkmahlp to weekend of qualifications, tto Chicago Cardinal*—there- drivers worked today to get -by—qyvttuliug- -ubjavtims by USfir~ Mra a ikapo for the Pottavllle, Pe. last-minute icramble for —Revised tto cotdown num­ atartlng poaltfama in the Mam* bers. This year roetan must orlal Day 900-mlk race. to cot to O players by Aug. Eighteen driven, led by ST; to dg by Sept. 3; and to pck-sitter Pamelll Joaea of ST by Sept 19. Torrance, Calif., qualified —Ordered clubs to mala can lait weekend, leaving injury roports to tto kague 13 *pota yet to bo filled la office to order to etudy var* the 33-car field. loos Injuries with a vkw to Joaea, who qualified at a taking preventive measure*. record 151.U3 mitce an hour, —Approved e sodden death continued to set tto pace at finish for tto annual Playoff the traek Wedne*day aa ha Bowl gam* at Miami, Fla. turned In the day'a best un­ official ipeed of 151X94 m.pJj. while oa a teat rm. Folley, Cleroux Clash Tonight Mantle, Yanks 9; Gentlk, Ortoka; Powell, Orioles; Nlcholaoa, White Box, and Stugrt, Red Sox, alt t. National League: — Aaron, Braves 13; Cepeda, Giant*;; Covington, Phils; Dailey, Gl­ ints; P, Aku, Giants and Howard, Dodger*, all 6. Bane Batted In American L*agu*t — Wag­ ner, Angel* 37; Nicholson, White Sox 31;; Allison. Twins 0 ; Stuart, Red Sox 37; Robtoion, White Sox 27. National League: Aaron, Braves 34; Robinson, Reds 31; Fairly, Dodgers; Royer, Cards, and Whitt, Cards, all Flicking American Leagee: Pappas, Orioles 4-9; Fischer, Athletics 6-1; Herbert. While Sox 9-1; Bouton, Yanka 3-1; Buihart, While Sox 4-1. National League: O'Dell, Giants 6-0; Koufax, Dodgers; Perranotki, Dodgers; Sim­ mons, Cards, and Maloney, Beds, aU 6-1. WASHINGTON (UP1) Jimmy Plornd may wind up playing tor tto New York Meta u payment far GU Hodgea, tto aurprie* new manager ef tto Washington Senators. When Hodgea waa given hta unconditional release in o r dar to succeed deposed Mick­ ey Vernon as tto Senstors' field boss Wednesday, It was announced the Meta would re­ ceive nothing to return-except good wUl. However. It waa reported to Lot Angeles Wednesday night that Ui* Senators will offer tho Mete a player aa part of the deal. Speculation Immed­ iately centered oo Pieraall, a long-time favorite * Meta manager Casey Stengel who Senkarik Hurls Yowell’s To Little Loop Win Skipper Senkarik fanned 11 baiters and alkwad only two hits aa Yowell'e defeated First Federal, 13-3, to Uttk League play Wednesday. Senkarik aided hta own cause with a home run. BUI Millar aUo Muted n fourmaster tor YowsU's. Get Wing kidney stones to mld-Jhty leaf year and appeared In only 34 games. He underwent knee surgery during the off-season, then appeared to only 11 gamea this year before being placed oa the disabled list with another knee aiimeat The announcement of Ver­ non's dismissal and tto hiring of Hodgea waa mads by George Selkirk, the Senstors' general manager, who said Vernon would move Into the club's fro* office as aa "ad­ ministrative assistant" MONTREAL fUPD-PHtt* ranked heavyweight contend­ er Zora Folley and former Canadian champion Bob Cler­ oux meet tonight to a ached* uled 10-round rematch boat that may to tto tuning point for both fighters. Vateran Folley of Chandler, Aria., remained a heavy 3-1 favorite to rrpeat bis lopaided decision of a year ago to Sea FtaneUeo. Cleroux, ranked seventh by tto Blag magastoe, has won his last two local starts by knockouts In unlmprosalvo fashion. 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Williams 167/446 end Susy Bono who rolled n turkey for GENUINE FORD Quits Vikings NEW YORK (UPD—Dick Meissner, e 23-jtar-oM right wing who scored IS goals for Hsrahsy la tto American Hockey League last season, toe been obtained by the New York Ranger* from the Hus­ ton IIruins. 2 Lyman High School too been admitted Into the Or­ ange Halt Conference et a spe­ cial meeting of the loop this week In DsLend. Other OBC members nr* Leesburg, Wildwood. Lakeview, DeLanrf, Apopka and Kissimmee. Two schools, Sanford end Winter Park have joined the new Metro conference making room for tho oouth Seminole achoo] to be admitted Into Uw 0I1C. Lyman will compete In tto loop In baseball, basketball and football. The achool also has plana to add track, awlmmlng and golf qast year. tto Cleveland Indians. Piers all waa traded to the Senators at the and of the 'U campaign and Immediate­ ly fall into disfavor with the club'e brass aad Its fans. He ■kidded to JM last year aad has n Jtt average to 0 gamea this season. Georg* Weiss, the Mata' president, waa enrouta back from Los Angeles, where the team p l a y e d Wednesday night, and thus waa unavail­ able for comment on the Pkriall report. However, a club spokesman pointed out Hodgea went to Washington as n free agent, "So they don't owe us anything." "But If they want to do us a favor and giva us Pieraall, I don't imagine we’ll turn him down," the spokesman added. It seems unlikely that the Mels would allow Hodges, who was to popular wllh New York fans, to go to Washing­ ton without asking something in return. The club paid the Dodgers gTJ.OOU (or the 39ycar-old first bsaeman In Ittl and alio spent a bundle on Gil for surgery. Hodgea waa stricken with GOO DYEAR SERVICE STORE 500 E. Second Si. fiaaford, Fieri Kalncr Present! The Lloyd Bridges Shaw Tuesday 8 pjn-, Channel • 836 W. lei SL FA 2-2821 Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 Winter Park HI 4-8916 FA 2-2263 t �War SB, INS — Pan T Qsoh • SEAR ABBY: 1 h m u “ honor Mwipaptr nek” and th« money I am cheated oat of la unbelievable. People pat paper elipe, buttons or one or two pennies into the slot instead of the pries of the newspaper. They think they art cheating the newspaper company, but they are only cheating the newsboy. HE has to pay for ev­ ery newspaper he gets from the company. Does the general public know this, Miss Abby? DISGUSTED WITH PEOPLE DEAR DISGUSTED: now! s e They do e DEAR ABBY: I have a sister-inlaw who has brought her baby over to my house for me to watch as early as 7 o’clock In the morning. And sometimes she doesn’t pick the baby up until 10 o’clock at night. Now I don’t mind watching the baby be­ cause she is a little doll, but don't you think I have a right to know where my sister-in-law goes for 15 hours while I take care of her baby? NO NAME PLEASE ByAbigail Van Buren only one bite during the whole meal because she was so busy waiting on everybody else. I told her that I would have been glad to help her if she would have ASKED me. 8ha in­ sisted that I should have had brains enough to know she NEEDED help. Abby, 1 am telling you. I didn't know she needed my help. Was I wrong to sit there? TEEN-AGED DAUGHTER • • * • $o£oby On fihidqa * • P» WJIST • AK 9 «A U t VQMiai ♦ TS + 1014 AM I VKM A Q J U II A ll AQJtfS 9A 4 U I _ «KQJf A M and West vulnerable Warlfc Bh I I n Hi W M Pm 14 FM 14 1N.T. Pom s* Pus rase >4 FM 44 Fas* Few clubs on the table. From that point there was nothing South could do to make the hand. He won in his own hand and led a trump. Aire. Moore U)a. JJvi ix)omsm: 7:90-9 pm. CBS. Fair Ex­ change. Star Eddie Toy Jr. is a talented old hand at eccna stealing by either subtlety or wild manipulations of hia facial features. Tonight he takes the subtle step, trying to subtract a few year* from hia age by using a hairpiece. Ha ia trying to look Uka hia former seif when ho was a dashing young airman. Thera ia also an enjoyable sequence with a group of London’! Aimed street entertainers. Eddie Foy Jr., Dennis Witerman, Victor Madden: star. 7:904:10 p.m. NBC. Wide Country. “ Straitjackst for an Indian.” (Rerun). Guest star Claude Akins la particularly well cast for be can act the part of a wild Indian as well as look It without makeup. This particular Indian ia a bit different from the traditional Hollywood Redskin. He la loaded with good Intentions, but little else, as he gathers wild horses to help Mitch fiU an order for rodeo Livestock. Much confusion, a bit of vio­ lence and the arm of the law are the results. Earl Holli­ man and Andrew Prlne star. 1:304:90 p.m. NBC. Dr. Kil­ dare. “ To Each His prljon." An interesting and sometimes exciting melodrama that has R o u Martin, guest starring took her kind and led a sec­ ond club. Then the got in with the ace o f trumps and led a third club which Ira nilfed. Ha returned the queen of diamonds and just waited for the setting trick. Actually tha elub lead was not very dilliculi ui decide un. tu t I wonder just how many play­ ers would havo followed Dorothy Moore's Une of thought and mada it. Dorothy had listened to tha bidding. Obviously South held four clubs and five spades and North three spades. In that caae, if North held four eluba Ira would be able to ruff the third lead o f the suit since Dorothy held the ace and king of trumps she could get three elub leads. question “ How do you like my new hat I " and giving you an honest answer that either will cost him money or put you on th« defensive, he studlea it and soya it looks fine, hut then you’d look fins in any thing. Instead of bristling when you mention the name o f an old beau, he pays you a sud­ den compliment, knowing you must be feeling the need o f on* Instead of talking about all the things you are going to do somsday, you suddenly realise that TODAY la the important day. T V Time Previews as an alcoholic, winning tha acting honors. Whllo suffering hallucinations, he tells Dr. Kiidara (Richard Chamberlain) an Innocent man has been Imprisoned for a crime ho committed. Later, be re­ pudiates his confession as the Imaginings o f a tortured mind and pltads with Kiidara to forget 1L But Kildare feels ho w u tailing the truth and tails the district attorney. Kildare gats another scorchtag lecture from Dr. Gllleiple (Ray Massay) la this one. 9:90-10 p.m. CBS. Twilight Zona. “ The Bard." A whim­ sical fantasy that has some amusing moments with con­ temporary television coming ia for some barbed Jabs. A struggling writer (Jack Ea­ ton) gets help from the ghost o f William Shakespeare and immediately becomes a suc­ cess. Shakespeare, however, U annoyed by the strange behavior of actors, agents and producers. The bard then gets temperamental when hie TV work ia revised. Burt Rey­ nolds has a good bit as a method actor who pains the bard. 0:90-10 p.m. ABC. Meilala’a Navy. “ Parents Anonymous.’ ’ You'll like this one because It’s warm as well aa ridicul­ ously funny. Mcllale (Ernie Borgnlne) god hia crew tem­ porarily adopt a waif (Cherylena Lee) who la left behind by a hospital ship. Angry Captain Binghamton ( J o e Flynn) orders Mcllala to turn the moppet over to the proper authorities. It’s touch and go as McIIsle and bis men ap­ pear to lose then outfox the frustrated captain, who can't ■ay a thing when Mcllala finds parents (Franklin Siu ■nd Pat LI) for tha child. r NOW thra BAT. ROBERT RYAN PET H I USTINOV •til ( I ) (1) 1:1* <«> •:■• ( I ) lir a o s Sign Os College o f the Air Drove sad Form Re­ port T:M (1 ) Today (** Wake Vp Movies Till <!) Farm Market Report (4) Stale New* * We*, they t i l t (I ) Toder ( I ) rre-Sehoot Manning Tit* ( I ) Countdown New* 1i«S (» ) -Mickle's Goepel Time’ Till (I ) News-Weather S;»» (») Slicker vena Show ( I ) Captila Kangaroo l : l t (1) Weather aad News 1:11 ( I ) Today Yanks Favored In Walker Play 1:41 (I) Feepie Ar* (I) u m i a e 1:44 (It Ben Jerred (•) Feseweed (I) Day la !:»• (It NBC News 1:1* (•> Art LlaMetter (I) Jaae Wymaa (I) Th* Deetar* 1:44 (X) Loretta T e s s f (4) MltUeaalra 14) 1:44 (X). S T r K f J * 14) T* tell The TrwlR <•) Wh# Do Tea Tv set • ill (•)i CBS News •:•• (I) Th* Malik II) Seem Mara <•> Asieeteaa 4:44 (I) (•) Csrieeaettls 4:04 ( I ) Jack L a la s* Shew TUHNBF.RRY, S d o t U n d * :ie i n Dale storm Skew (U PI) — Pairings for this IS:** (I) Say When It) Lears Ipsalsk weekend's 10th renewal o f the (4) Calendar Walker Cup golf competition 14:14 ( i ) I Love Locy ( I ) Cartoon Capers will be announced today with Price is Rlskt tha Americans Still solid 2-to- !1:M (X) ( ( ) The McCoys 1 favorites to beat their Brit­ ( I ) Ann Bolhern shew U:Jt (X) Concentration ish rivals for the 18th time. ( ( ) Pete A Dladya Play gets underway over the 7,025-yard Alisa course Fri­ day and wind Up on Saturday. Under the new rules o f com­ petition foursomes will he played on each morning and eight singles matches each afternoon—all over 18 holes, which la a departura from tha old 30-hole grind, “ (l> The Bdge s f (4 ) D lsssvery I t 4:14 ( I ) A m erles a 4:11 ( I ) NBO K< (4) Reap* ■.14 (I) Beet *( (•> Daela Walt (4) Paper# 1:44 (4) Carte#* _ ( t ) M tK eeeee * 1:44 (4) Almsmae 1:11 I t ) W eather B m THANK YOU 'COVER GIRL*. . . . Thin photo of Candi Cornier, “ Mini Seminote Coun­ ty,” appears on the cover of the current issue of TV Directory. Condi, sponsored by the Seminole Chamber of Commerce, is vying with other "cover girls” in a contest sponsored by the periodical for a trip to Holly­ wood, with TV appearances, and other prizes. (Ruhija Photo) Residents of Sanford and the Seminole County area for your tremendous response to our opening. Mile Race NEW YORK (U PI) — Ths “ dream" mil* race between world record holder Peter Snell o f New Zealand and American titllit Jim Beatty will be televised livo from the California Kelaya at Modeato, Calif., Saturday night by the A n u iiu u B w sd w ttlig ■*»»■» poker than they charged him puny (A11C). for hie physical examination. It all turned out, all right, however, for Illack later was WASHINGTON (U PI) — asked to become a financial The Washington Redskins o f adviser to the Mayo Founda­ th* Nstinnnl Football league tion, which handle* Its multi- have signed Utah Htata quart­ million dollar endowment that erback Jim Turner for th* help* finance medical service* 10G.1 season. fot charity patients. U. 8. Information Agency Only U. S. territory where workers In Bolivia have found a new use fo r old n d lo pro- Christopher Columbus ever g u m tapes. Formerly the re­ ■et foot li Puerto Rico. cording* were erased after be­ ing broadcast and the clean tape* used to record succeed­ ing programs. Now the old tape* ar* dis­ tributed to missions In re. mote mountain areas of Bo­ livia, Tha pries.* broadcast the recordings on their public address systems. The U8IA programs, par­ ticularly the anli-Communist ores, arc broadcist outside tho churches and on tho villngu squares, right along with the priests’ sermons and talks to their parlib:oners. W ashington N otebook The merchants of the 2100 block on French Aye. again say “Thank You.** H o w Ciga r , Slippers Elude J F K WASHINGTON (N E A ) — President John F. Kennedy doesn't always hart an easy time o f it when he wants to ■pend a quiet evening at the White House. First Lady Jacqueline was going to a performance of the American Ballet at a down­ town theater with brother-inlaw Bobby and friends. Hus­ band Jack decided he would stay at home. During tha flr it act Jackie aent a Secret Service man to phona tha President that the ballet was so good ho should coma over. Soon afterward, the Presi­ dent arrived at the theater, still in time to enjoy a goodly portion o f the night's perform­ ance. Hut White House sevurlty guards reportedly were less prepared for a night out than the President. They wtre nil settled comfortably for tho evening with their shoes off when Mrs. Kennedy's call cant* In. Recent commotion over news censorship has caused revival In some newspnp.-r circles of the old proverb “ The truth shall mak« you free " The rub Is, say the critics, "Y ou ’re not always frea to get It." Associate Justice John M. Harlan o f the Supreme Court, listening with h!s colleagues to an Income tax cate Involv. Ing a dance studio, heard with astonishment that some peo­ ple buy “ lifetime courses" en­ titling them to 1,200 hours of instruction. "When they finish," he said quietly from the bench, "they must be magnificent dancers.’’ Air Force Chief o f Staff Gen. Curtis E. LeMay was 50 Noe. 15. Ille Navy counter- part, Chief o f Naval Oper­ ations Adra. George W, Ander son Jr., e a r 68 on Dec. 15. On Nor. 15 Anderson sent a gift to LaMay. It was es­ corted by a bosun’s mate to pipe It aboard In the best Navy style. A Wave officer bearing a letter o f transmittal, a Navy commander and Ma­ rina lieutenant colonel—both aviators—followed the gift— a four-foot model o f tho air­ craft canter Forreetal—Into LeMay’a outer office, much to the amaiemsnt o f the Air Force chief. Un Dec. 14, tho Friday bef«re Anderson’s birthday, Le­ May, not to bo outdone, sent a present First came two kilted Air Force personnel, loudly playing bagpipes. They were followed by air police. Finally came the present, a model of tha controveraial long-range bomber US-70. At a recent party of Inter­ national bunkers in a Wash­ ington hotel, on« of the wait­ ers told the dignifisd money men, “ You people drink more than anyone who cornea here, except the machinists." Eugene Illark, who rc-tlree OVERTON, Tex. (UPI) as president o f the World Hank on Jan. 1, telle one on Residents o f Overton hoped himself about a checkup at there would be no fires to the Mayo Clinic. He went out day. Eighteen of 25 members for a thorough examination of Dm volunteer fire depart­ and was there for over a week. ment, including tho chief, quit. On Saturday night the ataff doctor* invited him to a week­ TV RENTAL end party which they hold to B Hale* • Service relax their own tensions. Part of tha fun waa a poker game. 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Instead of trying to get him rou march him right in to look it them and tell HIM how to tell you what is wrong noth they help the looks of when he comet home in a grumpy mood, you hufry din­ he room. Instead of trusting himself ner on the table, tell the » remember such important klda to go easy, and remind iatea as the wedding ennl- him that it's tha night of hia rersary (hall never forget tha favorite television show. Instead o f falling fo r that fme h# forgot), he makes a diujh & fhJtA • li*S ( I ) Mr Three Ins* (•) The Twilight See* 9:14 (I ) Haiti (I) (t) (1) (SI (X) (1) (t> (S) I f) (i) (t) f i l l ( I ) W a lle r Creaklta — News T ill ( I ) w id e C osa try ( I ) Broadw ay d o l l Latin ( I ) F a ir K i c k i n g * M S Si r e r r r Meson ( I ) Donna need Show 1:10 ( t ) Dr. Kildare I t ) Leave It To Denver HENRIETTA By Oswald Jacoby A I0 II SAX (ill S:te • itl DEAR ABBY: I have news for the wife who complained because her hutiand never told her he loved her. Mine whispered, 'T love you, Marcella” and then I let him have it with the lamp. Yours truly, Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 3365, BEV­ ERLY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.” W hin Mrs. Charles Moors and Ira C o n J r , o f Dallaa won tha m ind p a in at ths St. Louis Nationals it marksd tha second mixed pair victory fo r Dallas in tha last thrso years. I watched tha new chainalone play in a Bridge Deck duplicate tha other day and I was able to see one o f the reasons why they won in St. Louie. Mrs. M oon sat W est and I was watching her hand only. As is customary with me when 1 kibitz, I try to decide on my own play and it did not uka me long to make np my mind what I would lead against four spades with her hand. It didn’t take her leng either. She placed the four o f Site • DEAR ABBY: We had a big ar­ gument at our house and would like help in settling It The other night we had company for dinner. After they left my mother said she had • l:t l S ill 1:11 M t Get It off your chest. For a per­ sonal reply, write to Abby and send a self-addressed stamped envelope. • t:#S • :te DEAR DAUGHTER: I don’t know how old you are, but any girl over 12 should not need to be told to get up and help her mother. How­ ever, I’d call It a draw. Neither should your mother have fumed si­ lently. She could have good-humor­ edly given you a clue by saying. “ Come on, Mother's Little Helper, pitch int” DEAR NO NAME: Yes, with a capita] "Y”. And if she’s going some­ where she shouldn’t be, don’t make it easy for her by keeping her baby. • THURSDAY P. M. l e t (SI C U iM a NeW ee.om Oul Your T.V. 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She expects to return to Sanford after graduation. _________ jg • • ___ CORRECTION: In the ee count of the recent wedding of Miss Cindy May, a brother turned Into a father, when gremlins got into the press, and the error slipped by everybody. Cindy’s father Is deceased, and serving as best man at the wedding was her brother E. Porrest May, who was er­ roneously listed as being her father, the Isle Rev. Porrest May. These things happen some times, lo the chagrin of the editorial staff. All we can do is sjy, "We’re eorry." Refroahawnts of lee mam, Rhett Jackson, all of Lees­ f ad punch were served burg; a granddaughter, Lynn Mn. Sally Jock s* of Lealto members and guests of the Bauman; a n o t h e r grand­ wood shared hooors with her family which waa represent- daughter and hostess for the gnat grandson, Harold m a ­ ed by four gt&eraUoas for the party, Mrs. Freeman, and an­ inta. at a family party cele­ occasion. other great grandson, Brad­ brating his fourth birthday Those present, and their re­ ley Freeman. on Saturday, May 11, at tha lation to Mn. Jackson, wen Friends of the family pres­ homo of bis parents, Mr. and her daughter, Mn. Eugene ent were Mrs. George C. Mn. Henry Freeman, 200 Bothell; a grandson and fam­ Crawford of Orlando and Mm. oa, and these events slip by Palmetto Street, in Loa* ily, Mr. sad Mrs. Harold C. S. Donaldson of without tha proper write-up wood. Jackson Jr. and Thomas and Mary. and editorial comment. Such an event was tbs com­ edy three ect play "Best Foot Forward" presented by the Dremstlci Club at Seminole High, May 10. It was a smash hit and It wsa a double-dyed shame that the audience was so slim. But those that were there thoroughly enjoyed the pre­ sentation which bad laughs aplenty—and the acting was terrific. These kids, all mem ben of the Dramatics Club, love to aet and really did • fine Job with the play, which has been real big on Broad­ way for a long time (and I believe it was made into a movie.) SUn of tha show were Bob Bolt aa the mlxcd-up, con­ fused youngster who Invites ■ movie star to the prom; Louise Higginbotham as the g l a m o r o u s , sophisticat­ ed movie star and Donna Sandage as Bab’s discomfited SHARING HONORS with hi* great grandmother, Mr*. Sally Jackson, at and put-out girl friend. Car­ a four-generation family party to celebrate hi* fourth birthday recently, rying the supporting roles of Bob’s two roommsles with a wa* Harold Freeman, son of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Freeman of I-ongwood. pro-touch and realistic fervor Members o f the family pictured are, front from left, Mr*. Jackson hold­ we-e John Westgate and Ro­ ing Thomas Jackson, Lynn Bauman holding Bradley Freeman and Harold bert Murrie. Freeman, the honoree; back, Mrs, Eugene Bothell, Mrs. Freemun, Harold Terry Buckelew did a mag­ JnckHon Jr. and Rhett Jackson. (Herald Photo) nificent Job as the Into pro­ fessor, trying to find out what the "craiy" students are up and fun and frolic to suit to with their shenlgana. The every taste. In return, they ask that you whole play had a marvelous purchase tickets to boost the touch of authenticity, as the parts were mostly geared to desperately needed support Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken the particular age group In for the Littto Red Schoolwhich the local setors are house, the private school for entertained with a breakfast retarded children, wlto can- after the May Day Ball, bonnow a part of anyhow. no! attend niihlic M-honls wing their sun Bedford, who ■-Tin. puiU of the inuviL Jlsr. This school is entirely de­ is a member of the graduat­ professor and the chaperone, (played hy Margaret Toe vs) pendent on charity, contribu­ ing class of Seminole High were well-Ounc and expertly tions and fund drives for its School. The Aiken home in Mayfair performed by Louise and Ter­ financial aupport. In return for that aupport the school of­ was decorated with arrange­ ry. Comments heard after the presentation w e r e compli­ mentary to Ihe entire cast, mixed with regret that many more people did not get to see the fine performance the youngstcra presented. • • • BUY FOR YOUR GRA D U A TE fers training and teaching for cducable mentally retard ed children, in order to fit them to taka on as much responslbtllly as they can han­ dle and learn os much read­ ing, writing and social skill as they can assimilate. It's a sluw, patient, up hill road, with the youngster amt the teacher taking only a few steps at a time. Each child must bo taught separately and individually, as the re­ sponse and abilities of each are different and unusual. Mrs. Jerri Keeth, the teach­ er, has her work cut out for her and It takes a special kind of teacher to manage tills kind o f a school. I havu digressed from the beginning o f this commen­ tary. The show Is scheduled (or Tuesday night at B p in. at the Seminole High School auditorium. FIRST LOW-COST QUALITY Hydrangeas 50‘ and *1 • Lawns • Landscaping (iray Shadows Nursery BIG V A R IET Y OF DRESSES For HesWsa Mo.ltS M irn n t, F* * T.i..uuu mSB, Ssrtr Sstsrs u s* )t* iM susrssr, Ms* Is* •blue, u t * l*id*g *u . •I n it I n arts*. «a u u . ItnU M VACATION And TRAVEL Quality Drewar* From * 111 8. PARK AVE. . '• ~ “ On one end of the table was a beautiful threc-ticred wed ding cake and on the other were dainty assorted sand wicbes. w e d d i n g cookies, nuts, candles and the punch bowl. Lorraine planned the cn tire party and with the as­ sistance of some nearby rela fives managed to keep the couple away from home long enough to have everything ready Including the guests when they arrived. About 30 friends and rela­ tives called during the even­ ing to wish them well and enjoy the party. * * 9 8 9 2326 PARK DR. OPEN WED. ALL DAT AND rRT. NITE Third Birthday Observed Donna Wsrolek celebrated her third birthday with a party In bar honor, given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wszolek. at their home 24 North Second Street la North Orlando. Games were enjoyed by the youngsters awKh Ellen and Pat Campbell and Timmy Grlnstead winning priies. A white birthday caka with pb\k candles wss served with hot dogs, potato salad, baked beans and punch. Tha group aang "Happy Birthday" to Donna and helped her open her gifts. Other guests were David and Sherry Carr, Carol MeVay, Lisa Nall, Patti Grinstead and Robby Hudson. Mrs. Bob Dean assisted Mrs. Wixolek and other adults present were Mrs. Donald Nall, Mrs. William Carr and Mn. William McVay. DONNA WSZOLEK AND SHERRY CARR. Miss Bishop Hostess For Circle Three Family Picnic Enjoyed By Peacemakers The Peacemakers Wives of VAH-7 celebrated a husbandless Mother’s Day with a family picnic at Lake Golden, which doubled as a farewell to two ladiei with the same last names. Both Mrs. O. W. McGuire, whose husband la Joining Hat Wing One Staff in June, and Mri. Jack Maguire, who will be Journeying with her four pre-school offspring to their new duty station at the Atom­ ic Energy Commission, in Idaho, were presented silver bracelets. They were engrav­ ed with the squadron medal­ lions and presented by the wife of the commanding offi­ cer of Ihe squadron, Mra. L. A. Heath. Chairmen of tha outing were Mrs. E. A. Decker and Mrs. W. C. Holton. A delic­ ious fried chicken dinner was served by the new catering service at the Navy Ex­ change. A special guest was appro­ priately a mother, Mrs. A. Oswald, who is visiting her daughter. Mra. R. M. Thiel and family. The children had such a good timo they wanted to come back the next Sun­ day. It takes only hot soap or octcrgcnt suds and rin«es to keep stainless steel tableware shiny. No polish is ever need­ ed. Miss Florence Bishop was hostess for the monthly meet­ ing of Circle Three of Ihe CWF. Mrs. V. II. Grantham gave the worship program from Paul's Roman Sandals pertaining to qualifications for women leaders in the church. Mrs. A. U. Huntley present­ ed the program from "The Rim of Southeast Asia," a study- on China. It was announced that the annual church meeting will be held May 28 with dinner on the church grounds. Mrs. 0. D. Laindresi, circle chairman, will be hoateaa for the next meeting on June 10. TELL MOM AND Family Fashions And Footwear OPEN ALL NORRIS RINGS 7 GwiHaty Jawtlera Gwultn 201 8. Park FA 2-4309 GifU - Cards • Boofca (Formerly MeVicars) 210 E. First St. DAD TO SHOP — Open Friday Night Till Downtown Sanford Nine DAY HKD. AND FRIDAY N1TE 100% frostless — and I’ve cut it to an all-time !own Cut *60.07 Now Only J 269 It’s froatlrau . . . no de­ frosting ever. No frost can ever form in free*, er or refrigerator. No unreadable labels , . . no atuck-together food packages. It’a frostiest . , . frigid, fun-furecd air h o l d s even cold . . . no warm spots. Regains low tem­ peratures fister after door closes. Fresh foodi stay fresher, tastier, criiper longer. QabMoLbL It’a fruitless . . , freezes food faster to seat In mura fresh flavor. Blast o f zero-cold air freezea from all aides at ones. SHIRTS For The Grad Shaded copperlon* now priced aa low as white! Jaycee Wives Wedding Flemings " O U R FIN ES T F R E E Z E R ... Circle Members plained shout the Improve­ ments made nt the club and grounds. Plans were n>inp!etrd for the hamburger broil held thii past weekend. Twenty two members were present for the business ses­ sion conducted by the presi­ dent. Mrs. Harry Adair. UAR-B-Q ITEMS MAKE WONDERFUL GIFTS FOR SUMMER OUTDOOR LIVING WE HAVE THEM — AT — Gifts Speaks To KADER'S Howe's J n M o ju Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jsffords, S20 Catalina Drive, celebrated their 20tb wedding anniversary, recently, with a surprise party given In their honor by their daughter, Lor­ raine. The house was irtistlestly decorated with floral arrangemeats of white mums, snap­ dragons and baby's breath. A special arrangement wss one with 20 red roses, gift to Mrs. Jeffords from her husband, each rote representing one year of marriage. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white linen cloth and centered with a pink and white arrangement of sweetheart roses, cams Horn and snapdragons and flanked by two pink burning tapers. Elks Ruler Members of the Jaycee Wives Ciuh made plans for future activities when they met at Ihe home of Mrs. A1 Keeth. They decided to assist with the "Merry Go Round" this Saturday and scheduled a "taatln tea" for May 23. They also elected a new di­ rector, Mra. Larry Skatea. Fourteen members were pre­ sent for the business aessioo. Its Mr I M alt It isIttHta s f" Hfsrtlf itjftS Ctrtnllt Out j n . i t / - . * * « trn Mb Anniversary DeBary Personals With College To Got Activities m im tlwck n iiil.n l, anbrtiM ■sm arms. WUMUUUU Celebrate ments of wliito daisies flank­ ed wilh green candles in white holders, to depict the class colors of green and white. The hosts were assisted in serving by their daughter, Miss Anne Aiken. A f t e r breakfast of hot cakes, saus- , age and bacon, the guests in­ dulged in Informal singing Jjjn McGuiro at the guitar. Present with the honored r guest were his date Susan DICK AIKEN, right, dona chef'* hut and upron Tamny, and Stewart Clovis to nerve hot cuke* to non Bedford, left, uml hi* and Ann Pharr; Steve Wilson date Kiman Tamny, at a breakfast held ut the and Cathy Duller; Jack Caolo Aiken home in Muyfuir, following the Muy Day and Sharon Stanl; Alex Car­ hull hint Saturday niifht. man and Susi Deal; John Westgate and Itotierta Han- _ kin; Diehard Mayer and Judy lavender; Mike Champion and Ccni Wheatland; David MacGillis and Michele Jones; Jim McGuire and Donna San Ity Mrs. Adam Muller Mrs. Frank Musia, of Macdsge. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Dill Air Force Rase, Tampa; Miss Paula Purser, of Day­ of Plantation Road have re­ tona Beach, and son Edgar lumed to DeBary from a re­ Scott home from college for cent trip to Bloomfield. N. J. the day. Mrs. William Lakcman «t Mr. a n d Mrs. William Sanford Avenue had as her Gluinpp, of Maplewood. N. J., recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. arc the guests of Mrs. L. L. If. Schafer, of West MascocJt of .Monroe Avenue. Guests attending Ihe De­ Pete Uowersox, exalted ml- Orange, N. J . who are va­ er of the Elks Club was guest cationing in Central Florida. Bary Volunteer Fira Depart­ Rev. a n d Mrs. Damon ment Dance Saturday night speaker at a recent meeting of the Anna Miller Circle, lie Scott of Hibiscus Drive en­ from Dcl-ind were, Mrs. R. thankrd them for their help tertained Mrs. Stott's sister Huggins and George Von ■luring the p.iit year and ex­ and brother-in-law, Mr. and Halle. Plan Future Summer Weights rntioM Ih n M ■- May Day Breakfast COMING UP next week arc two more shows which prom ise lo be highly entertaining for the general public. First off is the "Merry-Go• • • Hound" which you l i s v i V A C A T I O N S some heard so mueh about. This Is times come at the timo when the big variety show filled something Important U going with singing, dancing, funny sklu, instrumental music and other offerings of talented lo­ cal people. And if yuu think there are­ n't any really talented folks around these parts, you Just don't know your onions, (as the old saying goes). 'Cause the folks at the .Seminole Assn, for Mentally Retarded Children have got a great Thu second show is tlie San­ sliuw lined up to entertain ford Mule Chorus’ s Spring you, with Just ahuut every variety act you can think nt Concert. Tills gruup lias consislenlly Improved since Its beginnings a few years ago and its presentations are al­ ways mueh enjoyed and ap­ preciated by fans and listen ers. Tills concert is slated for May 30 ut 8 p.m. at the same place . . . SI IS audi­ torium. Guest artist. Sid VihIrn Jr., who made such a hit at Hie lust show will again add the music of his trumpet to the rich singing of the mate vuiees, lo give Ihe show that added fillp, sort ut Hid cherry un top. Bettye (Mrs. Dr. Robert) Smith, only woman of the ag­ gregation, accompanies the 8. Sanford FA 2-ft06i> chorus in their musical rumbl­ I Cl ML S. of Ginderville ings. WATCH ~ Jeffords Four-Generation Party BONNIE COX. ■ student la tto* curriculum of dentil hy(k M la the school of den­ tistry nt Loyola University in New Orleans, will receive her certificate Saturday at grad­ uation ceremonies. Bonnie is the lovely dsujbter «f Ur. and Mn. C. H. • ♦ T-__ f . • Madras • Sheer Oxford ( • ItoI isles *2 95 * * 3 95 ,n ’ 6 M j-’re particular about their shirts. We are with them in Ivy styling, form*fils. ShirtJars, Fop-overs and Indian Madras. 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Inside light speeds selection. Cold control. Porcelain, interior . . , scrapeproof, won’t absorb odors. Enamel ex­ terior, 3U\ xTOlsxJJ in. wide. SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE W EAR Phone FA 2-1381 SANFORD, FLORIDA �franforB Wrrall 5iHjr 23, 1963 — Tape 9- Tiom sim afohii Cathy Celebrates Fifth Birthday HELPING CATHY CASSELBERRY celebrat. .tcth birthdny are from left, front row, Roper Shea, Cathy, Limb, ilflcLeod, Cheryl Lynn Lott and back row, Ricky Newberg, Joy Miller, Tommy Herald and Mntt Copeland. Another guest, Repina Laitt, i» not in the picture. (Herald Photo) 90th Birthday Celebrated By Donna Estes and young people from the Altamonte Springs Baptist Church who sang a number of Mrs. Cramer'a favorite hymns. Also calling were Mrs. Anna Davis, Sir. and Mrs. R. Mrs. Sarah LaRosalie (Lotlie ) Cramer celebrated her 90th birthday on Tuesday, May It, by enjoying a turkey dinner with her daughters, Sirs. Lcnora Ecklcs of Ococe and .Mrs. Hcttie McNamara with whom she makes her home at 212 Day St. in Longwood. Mrs. Irma Garrett of Ocoee, a family friend, also was present for the dinner. Others who visited during the day ami the remainder of the week to extend congrat­ ulations were Rev. Lewis D. Haines and a group of ladies MRS. SARAH LA ROSALIE CRAMER Eve. Appointments Picnic Enjoyed Summertime brings back memories of old-fashioned ice cream parties — the k i n d where everyone took ■ turn at working the freezer be­ tween “ times up" at baseball or dips in the pool TodayAnother from Bus book is hand freezers are hard to find. Instead manufacturers Saiisagc Scrapple. are producing electric gad­ 2 lbs. pork sausage gets that turn out Ice cream 2 cans (8 ozs. each) evapor­ ated milk with a flick of the switch. One of these fits into an ice 2's cups water cube tray and operates in the 2 rups crushed corn flakes freezer compartment of a re­ 1 cup yellow cornmeal frigerator. Another electrifies V* tsp. salt the old time freezer. If you it tsp. pepper have either of these new elec­ 2 eggs tric ice rrcam makers—or if 3 to 4 Ihsps. lard or dripping* Brown sausage and pour off you still have an old fashion­ ed hand freezer—you're pro­ dripping*. Combine milk and bably looking forward to lot* water. Measure 3 cups of li­ of home-made ice cream tills quid and add to sausage. Re­ serve remaining liquid for summer. Fur one that will bring the dipping scrapple. Heat saus­ kids running, food specialists age mixture to boiling and in U.sDA'a Research Service and slowly stir in eurnmeat and seasonings. Cook 3 min­ suggests tills recipe. Home Made Vanilla Ice flea m utes, stirring constantly. Four into a greased 3 by J inch 2 cups sugar loaf pan anti chill until firm. '* cup corn starch Unmold and cut Into la inch '« tip. salt slices. Dip into corn flakes. 4 cups milk Combine egg and remaining 4 eggs beaten liquid and dip slices Into m ix­ 2 tlisps. vanilla ture, then in rornllakc* again. 4 cups light (table) cream Mix sugar, corn starch, amt Brown in lard drippings on vrrr tit iiie —lop ui a iluirb i jmih tiili-s sml serve will! boiler. Blend in milk grad­ syrup. Serves 8. ually. Cook over boiling wa­ From Mrs. Glessie Miller ter, stirring occasionally, un­ til thickened, about 12 to 13 comes Butler and Nut Found minutes. Stir a small amount Cake. Sounds delicious. Cream for one minute at of the hot cornstarch mixture tnto the beaten eggs: then high speed: stir the eggs into the remain­ t cup Crisco ing cornstarch mixture. Cook 2 cups sugar over boiling water 4 to 5 4 whole eggs Add: minutes longer, stirring con­ stantly. C h i l l thoroughly. 2*» rups plain cake flour (This is esser'ial for a ■a cup self rising flour al­ ternately with .smooth ico cream Stir in va­ nilla and chilled cream. Fill 1 eup sweet milk Then add: a one gallon freezer contain er not more than *» full. l tsp. butter and nut flavor Four Into tube pan or two Freeze in a hand cranked or electric freezer with a mix­ loaf pans. Bake I hour at 300 ture of one part ieo cream to 325 degrees F. Butler and Nut Frosting salt and six parts crushed ice. Makes 31s quarts ice I rup brown augar cream, enough for about 28 Bring to a rolling boil servings. • • • By VAH-7 Enlisted Wives FRIDAV The I.-ulte* Auxiliary ol Veteran* of World War I to the Barracks 4S«, will meet 7;30 p m. for the regular business and sorial session at the American Legion Bldg, on 17-92. Personals J Harriett’s Beauty Nook 103 S. Oak It's Thursday again, and we have some very good recipes to try. Rachel Donelson sent us several tasty ones. This one for a salad sounds limply “ mouth watering." She rails it Cherry Salad. 1 8-oz. pkg. Biack Cherry Jelio 1 can (No. 2) Black Cherries 1 8-oi. pkg. Cream Cheese 1 (king size) Coca Cota 1 cup crushed pineapple t cup pecan* Drain cherries, heat juice to boiling poinL Dissolve jel­ io, add cheese end mix well. Cool. Add coke slowly. Chill until it starts to thicken, add cherries (split), pineapple and pecans. Mix well. Chill. • • • Enterprise Also our regular $12.50 v e r y popular wave $H.5t), includes shaping anil styling. FA 2-3712 3 Lady - I Male Stylists Miss Linda Long, Dwayne Watson, Howard Henderson, Jimmy Morn*, Tim Shin, Danny Braddock, Rev. Fred Foster and Rev. A. Beatty attended the sub-district ban­ quet held in Ormond Beach during which Howard Hender­ son was installed as publicity chairman. coof/ras/t/ her salad, suggest the L'SDA Home Economists. T h i s sounds very good, even for cracker dips. • • • C a I h y l4*e Casselberry, daughter of Mr. ami Mr*. Leonard Casselberry, ccleorated her fifth birthday Thursday with a party at her home on Lake Tony. Guests included Linda Mac­ Leod, Joy Miller, Cheryl Lynn and Regina Lott, Roger Shea, Matt Copeland. Ricky Newberg, and Tommy Her­ ald. Each youngster was given the toy musical instrument of his choice and they all en­ joyed marching and playing band, as well as other garnet. Refreshments included cup­ cakes, candy, ice cream and punch. Local Events To the first is ladies who cnll in. we w ill give (his wave for $17.50 - Only 5 At This Price, lirg. $25.00 Pettipnnts & Briefs By Mr*. B . L J A picnic at Lake Golden, held by the Enlisted Wives of T. Milwee. Mrs. Maude Tup- VAH 7 recently, was well at per, Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Blan-1 ,fn ‘,ed E*rh onp brought her kenship, Becky and Hilly Lee. own lunch ■"'* ,h* ■*d,r* Nancy Stevens, Annie Barn- P'a>ed cards while the chil­ es, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur drrn played games. Mrs. Karon Waggoner and Thompson and Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. F. Ott were hostesses Kelley. and supervised the games. Flans are being made now for a social in the Station Nursery at 7:30 p in. June 4. Honor guest* for the even: will be Mrs L. A. Heath and Mr*. E. A. Decker, and Mr*. Dunham will show the group how to decorate cake*. Plan* are also in the mak­ ing for a party when the men return. A squadron newsletter “ Jrtblast" is being edited and mailed to the men of VAH-7 each month. The newsletter eontains nev.* of interest about the men's families. It is compiled by Mr*. J. Jones, Mr*. Wag­ goner. Mrs. B. Perry an t Mrs. K. Hammersmith. The n e w enzynmntlc non • sensitizing llio* Wave with natural or­ ganic proteins will not frizz, gives n a t u r a l curly hair with laxly. From our Florida Meat Recipe* book we found this steak recipe. It’s called Onion Steak. 1 beef arm or blade steak cut 1-inch thick 3 tbsps. lard I tsp. salt '* tsp. pepper 1 can ( to** oz.) condensed onion soup t 10-oz. pkg. frozen lima beans Flour for gravy Brown steak in lard, fo u r off drippings. Season. Add soup, cover tightly ami sim­ mer 2 hour*. Adil lima beans and continue cooking for 2S to 30 minutes, or until meal Is trnder and beans are done. Thicken liquid for gravy. Serves 4 to 6. • • • Low Lit cottage rheese has very little fat and vitamin A. Creamed cottage rheese usu­ ally ha* about five per rent fat and therefore furnishes more calories and vitamin A • • • IDEAL GIFT FOR YOUR “ GRAD” H ERE IN TIME FOR GRADUATION GIVING Combine sour rrram, chopJed pecans, gratrd onion, lemon juice, and salt to make a tasty dressing lor cucuin- THE A Wide — Selection VIDA SUE SMITH daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith of Sanford, who was named to tho May Queen'* Court at T ift College in Forsyth, (!n.. was escorted to the royal throne by Gordon Military Academy cadet A1 Moltrum o f Gary, Ind. T ift College annually holds May Day cere­ monies as a highlight of tho academic year. T o Choose From *8.00 It* OPEN FRI. 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T ire « o * l(* a f each claim ev demand (h a ll ka la w ritin g, and (h a ll d a te Ik* place a f Haldane* aad p otl e fflca addreea a f tha claim ­ ant, a a d (hall ka a v e r* la by tba claimant. kla a ie a t, ar attorney aad accom panied k r a lllln a fea o f o n o dollar aad auch claim ar dem and a ct *o tiled ahall be raid. Oaraa Mae* Aa Adm lnlatralrls a f tha K atala af ABALEB I t BARIXBAU Deeeaeed ■teaalrom , Darla A Melaloeh A ttorn eys for A dm lalelratrla Foal O fflc* D rawer ISM Sanford, Florida Fnblleh Map t I t II. M COI-SP TIZZY THAT OIDNY jP* y SM ELL. ( a s co o ts) W KBi SIDE GLANCES ' YMSIK.SOMt- Q*?f WW WILL BC LMMOON I w A sW K cn u T N ow T M A rs EVENTUALLY EVEM ^ WMERE JtO LIKE . T D B rA JA M F O K / TWEWOCN/ > By Galbraith VWCEE A AtoP AMO A BUCKET OU Y WE(6Ll A FEW OUNCES HE'S aOW8..A*f WHERE* UTTLB . CHARLAYf S -7 3 I “Anothpr mltthkp, Finlay! What this offlc* n ^ d s lo moro computers and fowor brtlnil" Bird Watching >OJ RRWrMdTO LURE, OOSWLPf DO YOU KNOW k WHAT YOURS WMWOr i i YKMT TRIE AMMMSf J P U Ia tlft TA b m t o a ii F ou cu en n DAVID tUT CHlDUR p a d _____ RGIA BITCH ISON, kla wtfR ot aL, Defendants NOTICS M KSREBT GIT. BN panuant to a Final Do­ er*o a f Forecloenro dated May IS, IM L aad oatorad la Chaaeery Casa Ns. ISMT af th* Circuit Court of th* Nlath Judicial Circuit * f Florida. I* aad far Somlnota County, Florida, whoroln THE BROOK. LTX BAVINGP BANK. * Now YorB corporation. Is plaintiff and DAVID R ITCH ISON and GEORGIA RITCHIBON. kla wlfa, at aL. ar* Defendants, I will Mil to tha k (shoot aad boot bidder for caoh at tha West Front Door o f th* Pomlnolo Oeaaty Coart Hoars, Ip Baaford, damlaol* Couaty, Florida, at tt:M o’clock a .m , a* tha fla t day of May. IMS, th* failowlap dascrlbod pro­ perty a* let forth la aald Final Dacroo; to-w lt: L o t Id. B’ nck I, H E F T . FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAQB AaMJCIATION, F la la tlff, LK R HOI*. • ORLANDO) SECTION ON.' a ccording ta tha Plat t h e of, re ­ cord *d Ip Plat B ook is , > P * « o * I aad d, ad tu * Public Haoorda o f ■ola C oaaty, Florida. D A T E D : This >*th day a t May. 1IU . WILLIAM M. B R WPCPt, JR. aad BKVSRLT I . BRBNTON, k la wife. Defendant*. TWl WILLIAM M. BRENTON. (■BAD JR- aad BKVKRLT J. Arthar If. Bcehwlth. Jr. BHEKTON. kla wife. Clerk a f said Clrealt Coart WHOSE LABT KNOWN By: Martha T. Vlhloa ADDRBBB M l B/SOT. W. Deputy clerk BRENTON. A F K I I I I I I , William* Salomon, X saaar and B e re rlp J. Brentoa, A Undso* DeL t Slth Missile Attorneys at Law T o * aad each o f yoa arc Main!. Hqdn. Boa H I . A. IMS DuPont Bulldlap horoby notflod aad r qulrod to I’.O. IS*. New Tork. New Mlamt It. Florida prooent any clalma and daTork. AND TO : ALL Publish May IS, 1IML maada which yon. or ollhor o f P A R T I N CLAIMING IN- CD1-IT you. m ay ham naalnot tha **TERRPTP B T . THROUGH. oetala a f I R M A TBRNA UNDBSt OR AGATXWT GREEN, deceased. tale o f told THE AFORESAID PE R - IB TM B CtmCTTT CWVBT * P County, to the County Jodao TMB BIBTM JUDICIAL C tB . aoNA o f Bomlaolo County, Florida, TOU A RB hereby notified C trV |B AND FOR PSHM. at kla office la tha cen ri houea I t U CBVRTT. FLORIDA. o f eald County a t ien ford , that a Com plaint la foreclose M CRANCBBV. F lorida, within tin calendar a eortala m ortga ge encumber- STLVAN1A ELECTRIC FRO* monttm from tba tlma o f Ike ln « the follo w ln a doaarlhod DUCTS, INC, p mrporalloa. firs t publication a f this no­ reel property, to -w lti Plalatl*L lle * T w o espies a f aaek claim or dsm aad ahall ka la writing, B. OOBMLT, aad ahall atata tha placo o f o f aa recorded la Flat rooldence and peat office adBooh IS. F a i t <«. Public draaa o f tha claimant, aad Record* o f Sem laol* Canaahalt ka aw or* to by tha ty, Florida. claim ant, his s p e n t ar a ttor­ ■ubject ta a wtlllty aaee- H W H T SA D B F O R B C b M U B M ney and accom panied by a fit■ALB BT CLBBK m int o r or tha w a lk n i s i Inp fa t o f one dollar and curb NOTICE IS HEREBY O IV (I ) feat. claim nr demand a e t no filed •hall h* void. Topelher w ith tha follaw lap BN puriunnt to a Final Deere* Item o f property which la lo­ at F n rtcioia ra dated lha Stth / * / Edward B. Green Aa u e e u to r o f the Last cated la and perm anently In­ day a t May. A. D. IMS, and stalled aa a part o f the Im­ entared In Chancery Cat* No. W ill and Ttatamant o f 1IIM In th* C ircuit Court o f provement on aald land: Irma Teresa Green, INTERNATIONAL OF tIT- th* Ninth J o d ld a l Circuit la nnd fo r Seminole enm ity, IGA " A ttorn eys for B xecator i r i W V 018 1 F ie r i? a wherein STLVANSA haa boon filed apataat yoa ta ELECTRIC PRODUCTS. IN C , tha a b oco-styU d s ilt, and yoa a corporation. Is P lain tiff, and ara required ta serve p copy CHARLES E. OORMI.T, H I, o f year Anaw or ar other and DOIUS A. OORMLT, hip Ptoadlap t o tha Complaint aa w lfa aad APPLIANCE BU T P la in tiffs A ttorney, Mach N. B R T CRED IT CORPORATION, J o d ie . Cleveland. Jr., Suita I I I Baa­ a F lorida corp o ra tio n ar* D aford Atlantia National Banh fendento, that, Ida. l a F» abate, I w ill (e ll t* th* hlphaal Dulldlnp, Baaford, Florida, la re i Batata ad JGBKPlt MIKLKR, also known and ftl* th * origin a l Answer and heat bidder, fo r caah. at o r other Flendlnp la th* o f- Ih* fro n t doof o f th* Pem lnol* aa JOB SUKLKR, Decaaaad. flea af th* Clorh a f th* Cir­ County Courthouse In th* City cuit Court a a or k ofor* th* o f Sanford, Seminole County, Ta A ll CradMaa* aad Po< Itth day * f J an a A. D. IMS. Plorlda. nt 11:0* A M . an th* N oTtap Clalma aa I f yoa fe ll to d o to. P doer** Sth day of June, A. D. IMS, Apataat (aid Batatei T o o and enth o f yoa ara pro confeeoo w ill be taken th* fo llo w in g described p ro h ereby notified and required nanlnst y o a fo r tba roller de­ >*rtr na eet forth la said fin a l Decree, to -w ll: to preeent any clalm a and da- manded In th a Complaint. Th* East IS feet o f th* Thlt N olle* thall b* pub­ mande which you, or tU her Boutti h alf or Lot T, Block ot you , may have apalost tha lished one* a w eek fo r four 4. T ier * and th* Eaet IS w eek* la th* •stats o f JUPKPH MIKLKR. consecntlv* feet at Lot I, Bloeh 4, a lso know s n t JOK kUKLKIt, Baaford llarald. T ie r 1 o f Sanford, a c­ Deled th is H a t day at May, deceased, laic a f said County, cord in g to E. R. T ra fto tho County Judpu af Beml- A D. ItSL fo rd 's Stop thereof, a s tha n olo County, Florldn, at hi* (SEAL! asm * la duly recorded la Arthur If. Beckw ith, Jr., o ftle o In lha court house o f Plat Book 1. Page* M to Clerk a f Circuit Court. cold County nt la n ford . F lo r­ #4, o f th* Publle R ecords IDmlnol* County, Florida. ida. within ala calendar o f Pemlnol* County, Flor* m onths from tba time o f tha Publish K ay IS, I t A Jan* Ida. first publication o t this n o ­ a. is. u a •abject to th* Ilea a f a first lle*. T w o copies o f oooh claim C D !-It m ortgage held by th* Sanford or demand ahall b* In w ritc iR c r r r c o m , Atlantic Natlenal Bank, which Inp. and ahall elate tha place in t m b C I R t 't lT I* recorded In O.R. Book I H , o t roaldtnc* nnd poet o tfl-o NINTB J t D i e t t L eddreee of th* claimant, and o r FLORIDA IN AND FOB at Page 41S. o f th* Pabtle R ecord* o f Sem lnol* County, shall b* sw orn to by tho HRRINOLH COUNTY. F lo rld n and eubjeot te nil un­ claim ant, hi* apanl. o r a t ­ CMANCRBT NO. tsaod paid t a ie s and amassment* torney nnd accompanied by a noth'* o r H urr i n against tha above described MOBTO AOH F O R R C L O S t 'R R fllln p fee at on * dollar and such claim o r demand not so FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- pt rperty. D a t e d thin Sim day a t OAOB AHHOC1ATKX. tiled shall bo cold. / a / Joseph Silkier, Jr. F lalatlff, May, A. D. 1M b (B E A D A e e iecu tor o f tho U e t A rth u r H. Beckwith, J r , BIHIRMAN K. HUYTMAN and W ill and Testamant af Clerk a t th* Circuit Court JOPEFH SUKLKR, also PAUL1NK HUFFMAN, hla wlfa B y . Martha T . TthH a know s aa JOB MIKLKR. and R A R IT A N T. AM EKE Deputy Clerh Deceased D IB and CLA RA AMERKM aoPsrlaan Perga bur Htenatrom, D arla t M elatosh DOB. hla w lfa. D efendants Allison * K elly A ttoraeya for Baocntor TO I BIIEMAN K. HUFFMAN K achans* Nnlleanl Bank B I lR P. O. Drawtr ISM P a B oh 1SS1 and PAUJJNK HUFF Hanford, Florida MAN, hla wlla, WHOSE Tam pa 1, Florida Publish stay S. IS, IS. M Publish May i l , IM L RESIDENCE AND AD CDI-S# D R K M ARE UNKNOWN CDI-IS . - ■- ■ d IN TMB C l R C ir r COCRT. and HAIUTAN T. AMKNINTH JUDICIAL CIRCl IT REDES and CLARA OP FLORIDA IP AND FO B AMEKKDES, k i t w ife BKWINOLB COUNTY. WHOSE REHIDBNCK CHANCERY NO. tia*S ARK UNKNOWN AND PKUKHAI, NATIONAL MORTWIIUAK LAST KNOWN UAUB AMOC1 AT ION, ADDRESS HI IS: Ml D. F la la tlff. CALGARY. SAN ANTONv* TO SI. TEXAS. AMD TO: D ILL W. HURST aad ANITA ALL PARTIEH CLAIM K. HURST, hi* wlfa. LNlS INTEREST, 11T Defendant*. THROUGH. UNDER OR R O TIC B O F * 1 IT IN AGAINST TH E AFO RE­ m O R TU A U R r o R K C L O I I R B SAID IGSRauNP. T O : DILL W. HUIIHT and TOU A R E hereby notified ANITA R. IIUKHT, kla that a Com plaint to foraelea* Wife. RKPIDENCK AND n certain m ortgap* incum ber ADDRESS UNKNOWN, AND TO: A LL PAR TIES Ing the fo llo w in g deeerlbed CLAIMING 1NTKRKNTH real property, to-w lt: Lot «, Block IS. North UT, THROUGH. UNDKII Orlando 1st Addition, t OR AGAINST T IIB cord in g lo plat thereof AFORESAID PERSONS. recorded In Flat Book IS. . TOU ARK hereby notified ra ge* IS and M, Public th at a Complaint to furecloea Records o f Hamlnol* Coun­ n certain m ortgage encum berty, Florida. Inp th* fo llow in g described TOGETHER with nil Ma­ real property. lo*w ll: ture* nnd household apIait It, liter k II. flunland pllancen attached le er Kata tvs, Amended PlaL need In connection with according lo a plat th ereth* premise* herein dee* o f. recorded la Plat D ock crlbod. l b page* l A I. o f tho Public Record* o f Born- ha* bean filed agalaat yen In tk# abova-styled ta ll, and yon Inol* Couaty, Florid*. ar* required to eerc* a copy TOGETHER with all fla Anew er er ether lure* and household a p af your pllanee* attached to o r Pleading to th* Complaint *a plaintiffs Attorney, Mack N used In ronaoctloa w ith th* promlooa herein d e ­ Cleveland. J r , Suit* 111 Han­ ford A tlantia Natleanl Bank scribed. Sanford, Florida, haa been filed opolnet yn « In Building. th e n beve-slylsd suit, and you aad III* the original Anawar a r* required to eerr* a cop y ar sther Pleading In th* attic* of your Answer or oth er of tha C lark o f tho Clrealt P loedloa to tho Complaint on C onn on o r before the Slth IMalnlirre Attorney. Sleek N. day o f Juno A D. 1S4S. It Cleveland, J r , Sulla I I I San ­ yon tall to do So. a decree w ill bo takes ford Atlantic National Bank proceafoeoo Rulldlng, Hanford. PIorMa. agalaat you far th* relief da■ ad flla th* orlptaal Anew er mended la the ComplalaL o r ether Pleading la th* o f ­ This N olle* ahall bo pubfice o f th* Clerk * f th* Circuit llthad one* a weak for tour Court aa er b efore th* Ird day cuneecutlvo weeks la Th* Baa. o f June. A. D. IM L I f you lord H erald. fall to do re, a decree pro c o a Dated this Slat day at May, feeeo will he taken agalaat A. D. 1M b you fur th* relief demanded (SEAL) in th* ComplalaL Arthur A B eckw ith, Jr. This Nolle* ahall be publish­ Clerk o f Circuit Court. ed once a week for four runHeroine!* County. Florida ■orutlve w eek t la Tk* Hanford Publish May SI. S* A June A Herald. l b IMS. Dated thla n t h day af April, C1H M A. D. IM L (• B A D Tor quality autsnotak* at It Pays To Use The iu a o a . mom turn's r now fOHBtfUL d W P - |POCTOf Herald W an t A rth a r M. B eckw ith . J r Clerk o f .C trcelt Court. HomlBolo County. Florida. Publish; May fc L Ik SI. M M low pricta ch*ck tbs H«rtk cUiiifletf page* wber* local M a n advMtiat. Ads �i W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 f. Far Real 1- Lost ft Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tucs., thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuev., thru Frl. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. SI* LOST: Fidelity hearing aid. Furn. 3 Bcdrm., oak flood , masonry borne. 1 Blk. Weal Reward. FA 2-4632. o f Hwy. 17-93, on Longwood 1 E d u ca tio n • l a s t n e t k a Rd. Then 1 Blk. South cor. o f Vinceat Dr. REGISTRATION opened lor Good Shepherd Chlitliaa FURN. 2 Bedroom day scbooL 3, 4 A 5 years 130K* W. 3rd. St. old. Nuriery 914. Kinder­ garten 919. Transportation FURN. 4 room Apt. 940 Mo. Adults. FA 34480 available for city and out­ lying area*. 322-7312 or CLEAN, quiet Apt.. 2 bed­ 323-9719. room. Clote in. FA 2-0647. 6 . For Rent FURNISHED 2 bedroom UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom house. Adults. No peta. Apt. kitchen equipped. 109 FA 2-7664. W. 18th St. FA 2-4879. 3 RM. Furn. A p t. 870 Mo. W G L A K A APARTMENTS: Bedroom Air-Conditioned. Rooms private baths, 114 I l l E. 8th St., FA 2-9786. W. First St. 2-BEDROOM furnished apart­ NEW Home, 3 bedrooms, Ilk baths, W eitinjhoujc kitch­ ment, also efficiency apart­ en, central oil heat. Carment, furnished. 322-6341. purte. SJO.OO monthly, op­ Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. tion to buy. Pb. Orlando 1309 Elliott Ave., FA 3-9294 422 2578. or FA 20929. FURNISHED 3 room Garage FURN. Apt. 2300 Metlonvilie. Apt. FA 2-31C7. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Close vise or reject any advertise­ bouse, kitchen equipped. to school A shopping area. ment frum what ordered to Ph. FA 2-3891. FA 2-6776. conform to the policies of thia 2 II ED ROOM house, Florida 2 BEDROOM house In Depaper. room. Available now. I*h. Bary. Large Florida room. FA 21319. 31 r. k Mrs. Utility room. CLASSIFIED INDEX FA 2-7213. EFFICIENCY Apartment on 1. L ust A r o u n d First St. Near 2 city free LAKEFR0NT RENTAL 2. Notices - Personals parking lots and shopping Distinctive but modest, avail­ 3. Education - Instruction stores. No utility charges. able June 1st, located 6 4. Transportation Suitable (or couple or sin­ miles West of Sanfonl on 5. Food gle. Inquire Jacobson Dcpl. 9 acres. Privacy and no 6 . For Rent Store. aircraft noise. Available for 6 A Special Notices responsible party at $90 per tURNlSHED or unfurnished 7. Ilusiness Rentals month. duplex. 4 large rooms. Near 8 . Reach Rentals base. No pels. FA 2 3799. 9. For Sale or Rent 10 . Wanted to Kent U-NFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rnu. 11. Real Estate Wanted bath, 2 screened porches. 12 . Real Estato For Sale 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply 13. MortRugo Loans upstairs evenings. 14. Insurance 15. Easiness Opportunity "16T_F'emaIe Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 2 0 . Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. BulldinR Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pota 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boots - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 1. I,unt & F ound 1 UDRM. bouse. NO 1-3123 ' a lte rs.-----------------------------3 ROOM furnished Apartment for couple. $49. FA 3-7399. 2 BEDROOM Turn, ground floor Apartment. Contact 2312 Palmetto. Efficiency Apt. 930 Mo. up. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Bsby Beils. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-9181 116 W. 1st St. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and dose in. Jimmie Cowan. 322 4013. In I 'U t Hook I. rra f'ln l im im Z4 In <l«. of th# Uuhllc n«* By Nadine Seltzer • an Sr M*. to. Is ■« >1 Vi M 'Hew can he give you * pain in the neck whin he's •mine way. over there?** 12. Rea) Etitate For Sale 21. Beauty Satoiw Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop NO CASH NEEDED 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. 981 • Call for Evening appointments month. T. A I. Included. 318 Palmetto Ave. 822-0331 322 8063. 22. Build - Paint - Repair months in FA2 3884. advance. Ph. 11. Beal Estate Wanted RENTALS 3BDRM, unfurn. home Loch 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Must Arbor $33. 2 Bedrra. Furn. be hardwood floors. Garage. Apt. $99. 1 Hdnn. Furn. Prefer East Sanford. !.ow Apt. 945. Robert A. Wil­ down payment. Older type liams, Realtor. FA 23951. home preferred. Write Box B, c 'o Sanford Herald. "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Gablea. FA 20720. 12. Real Eatate For Sale borne. 9' x 20' storage 27. Special Services area. 118 W. Jenkins Cir­ cle. FA 2-3382. LAWNS Renovated . Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch COMFORTABLE 2 Bedroom Bug Spray (VC-13) • Fcrtlhome. Paneled Florida •xe-Ph. FA 2-4244 room, fenced backyard. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. C o r n e r lot. Reasonable FRIGIDAIRE down payment, lot Garri­ Salrt & .Service son Drive. G. II. HIGH 3 Bedroom House, CBS Const. 1700 W. Ut St. Sanford Completely Furnished, lo­ Th. fA 2-3063 cated at 300 East 24tli St. PAINTING, decorating, In­ Only 99.500. Good terms. terior, exterior. Also paper 3 Bedroom House being offer­ hanging. 29 years exper­ ed for balance due on ience Free estimales. K. Mortgage. 978.39 per month M. Seebcrgvr, Fern Park, 49 Acres hlway frontage near Sanford at sacrifice price Ha. TE 8-1898 or TE 8 9017. 16. Female Help Wanted LAWN SERVICE iv t i i i ; r im i it m i nr. v i v i ii ji tin m i . i l i u m , iv vvii ru n •i . wi vi i i k m i v r i . ri.n n in * . IV l l l t M I I H I >••. IM M I'KtllvINH AL:-:.\U, JP 1-Ulnttrc r o r d i iif *’ o » n t y t T*. C L A R A MAP. A U : \ l r KSorl t 4. P m th" W * # l Itelrn 1.4ut. fs'Ct ther eof. •; T i l W I T . IK T o n , a ml tar n o f y * u . ar* h r r f b y aoUffatl and r««iiiir*'«l TOi. C L A R A vi \y. AI.KXra H I # Karl# Av«DU* to ap p ear ao*l fit*. i u r m n a l l y W a c o, T n a u op by f o u r * t t 0fri*y# w i t h th# Ttju ar« to <terk of tha ah ov a*a lyl*d Court, y ou r dafanar*. fit# y»»ur wrlttan *lpftti*#i t*# littt of (•suiulaint r*r if any to tha bill to «|ul*t tha h**r«ein analaat tU l* Hi* I h * r » ‘ n affaln at y ou (JI port * In th* Ab4jvi*atflad *nd yoi6» with tha C lar k o f th* (o l i f k B a r o p y a f the •am# A b o fa d t ) led C o u r t on *>f ha* i»r%* on pill ii tiff** rt tot n* i «, be* fora June U, HIS. |ijM, o.i iif b * ( a f t I!*- I f III • oofyjr o f pauia I#(»<■>i* pLalnt l f f ' a at tor'iay , Jalftaa ti. Col* da> o f J li - A. P l»« 3 Ii«r*lii fait not of m *ir—rM liar. TOI \S •• t Ch *ivh M r « l , pir■i' c iiif#:*it*» lit t 1 *itt*fq>1 o r U na< q Ph*i ssla. Ilar viu fall n».t o r a tlafiffi a 4! its* y «Hi. tur 4 * f a Ut'L WITXKj*1 Try bon:t and th# pro aonfffKi will !»• i'lUrttf #ffTulat * i i l o f I'M* Court, a* alu» t you. title 1th day o f May, A. L> W I T S U M Miy hart I *i»4 •#*! ut Hall f o r t . B c m lo a t i • ■u n i ), 1X3 PIrMa, ikla 7 lU <1a / at Majr. I bK A I-t A r l S W tl B cVk w H fo J r . 19€L t h i ; vr.) c itfll * Vrt'iwr II Ur •SiwlUi Jr., Hj * M i r f f * t « t K. T> r t t ' l t r k «»f t b « Circuit Cuurt l i t p u t r CU r k I l m c h U ^ Q iti>i U f l h r lijr \iarKur«l U. Tyrt* P o . t O f f h * D raw er II v n. Sanforsl. Klarlda J # m * s C. COllUr A l O i r n i j * f a f H a Is U R i \n•■rijfljr for f U l n t i f f I » b i ; * h May 9. M. U , H T u M S u Via/ 9. I t . V , Z4 C U l-U New people in town look at GOOD amall Velocipede. Ph. tre, rent Electric Carpet Htrald Ada. Be sure your Shampooer for only $1 per FIA 2 2820. business is represented with day. Carroll’s Furniture. attractive advertisements. TOMATOES. 18.00 bu*wl at BLACKEYED Peas. You pick Can FA 2 3612. the farm. FA 80888. and bring contralner. 82.00 We Buy. Sell. Trade. Repair COMP AC open arm searing a bu. FA 2-7864, BILL'S THRIFT SHOP machine with attachments Furniture - Appliances - T.V. and guarantee 994. Discount M. Aatowobllcs - Trucks Open • to 9 daily and Week­ for cash. FA 8-9411. BUYING A NEW or ends USED CART Ph. 382-7362 3610 Hiawatha St. OFFICE Furniture. Includes FINANCE IT WITH US desk, swivel chair, filing Sanford, Fla. * Low Interest Rales cabinets, typewriter, etc. * Low Monthly Payments BEDS FOR RENT See FA 2-3771, Osteen. FLORIDA STATE BANK Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and COLDS POT Refrigerator 1*55 CP. Oev. Cad. Loaded. Pick-up. New finish $149.93 Actual 49,000 mi. Immacu­ FURNITURE CENTER Croiiey Refrigerator— New late. 87*9. FA 2-3462 or U0O French Ave. finish 9139» GA 5-0663. Ph. FA 2 7933 Crosley Refrigerator— New finish 999.95 JENKINS & WILLIAMS 17’* G. E. T.V. 9 » t 5 FURNITURE 16" RCA T.V., with Record NEW A Used furniture and player 979 89. appliances. Good place to buy—sell or trade. EASY Apartment sise Washer 949.99 TERMS. Wholesale prices Any appliance or T.V. 9$00 down, up to 2 years to pay. for cash. GOODYEAR SERVICE Telephone FA 2-7490 STORE 400 S. Sanford Avenue 995 W. 1st SL Jim Hunt Realty 3-2118 17. Malt lltlp Wanted 2-0641 The Stnford Civil Service 823 0700 Board is accepting appli­ iX i Park Ur Sanford, Fla. cations for the position of police patrolman. Require menta: 21 to 39 years of THE TIME TESTED FIRM age; height and wgt. to 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 conform with established standards with minimum 3' PARK RIDGE. 3 Bedrooms, 9" bgt. and I3t lbs. wgt.; l l i baths. Owner transferminimum of high nbool red. N'<> qualifying. Mini­ education or equivalent. mum down payment. Ph. Examination for qua), ap 323-9669. p'icanta will be held at 7 30 P.M Mvy 28. 1M3 in WILL TRADE city hall Good working 3 Lots In Sanford, close tu conditions and pension plan. dciwnloun. for Homfotratler Submit ipplictiains to Civil of equal value. Write p. 0. Service examiner by May Box TU2, Wildwood. Fla. 27. 1963. ON l.\KU I l WKNNA. I Bedrtn i bath. Comfortable 1 IB. S itu a tio n * n a n teri year old borne m excellent condluon Fireplace, Air- Child Caro. FA 2 Sill. cunditionmg, cent/al heat, J21. Beauty Salons double carporte A large utility rm. covered patio HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK with oral landscaped yard •Complete Ser. Eve. Appt's. 301 Yihlen Kd. 1103 So. Oak FA 4-5742 Office Night FA FA AITTO Air-Cond. St. Johns Realty 11. R. POPE CO., INC. FA 2-4231 2D. A u tom ob ile S e rv ice AUTO RADIO SERVICE PERSONAL RADIO k TV 35th. St. k Sanford Ave. $00. T. V. to he sold for charges. 17" Motorola $22,97. 20" (1. E. 94645. 21" Console. $39.90. All In working order. 'Down k Country T. V. Ph. 322 3362. AIR • CONDITIONER. Like new. Us font, 220 volts, 85,000 BTU. FA 2 *366. \l.t. WUHK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED SenLurik Gtaaa ami Paint Company 210 Magnolia Pb M UlK IV Alr-CondilPmcr for car. Complete, tfs 00 cash See James Skipper across frum P, O. Lake Monroe. 322-4972. 3 8 . .M otorcycles . S coot i n VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. N?w It Used. Lewis Sales A Service 2517 Country Club Rd. Ph. FA-2-7928 BICYCLES repaired • **• painted. Elec. T ralu re­ paired. Coy'e Bike Shop^ 414 Sanford A n . FA 8-9MC Free pick up and delivery. *■;; Mac ha» hrm with our service department fee yearn. He, h b wife, Tntlw and chiMrea, Brace, Fred, laptiat ralrtrla anil Mmla are active la the Flrat Baptist t'hurrh. Mac nine* In the choir, U anperintendeat e l the adalt diriaien and acre re a* a deacon. Miulc plajra a great part In Mac'a life. He la a member of a Weal quartet, also plays a string Instrument. Ilia draire lie to nee that all retarded children get the care and training they need ao much. Ready T o Serve Y o u At HoITcra o f Sanford JhankA... FOR HEARING WITH US! Dur new enr lot in now rars displayed • are BEST for in paved, and our your selection! used cars! • New Ruickfl O New Wide Tracks New Ramblers By The Score! 1956 PLYMOUTH Here’s this week’ s HELVEUEKK V-8, 4 ilmir acdsn, auto. Iran-., It A II, ^ p g 1 ownvr, only SP.uoo anHr-. A licaotiful a L oriRlna) ro rsl 4b btark finU li, -himrtHim rood it ion. 11)55 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET 1 TON RENAULT 1956 FORD ▼J 1 C Y L1N D E R $2 STATION 2 95 95 WAI20N Aulomstic Ira n -., |( x | | . T J 95 •Many Other (Jowl Cars! BARGAIN “ If they won'l ROW run we’ll lend ym i g j PONTIAC 2 Dour u 0 2 BUCK .... - ..... ...... ........ ........ ( f l O 2 Door 1 ***•' 0 0 CHEVROLET ru|ie.” ............. j------- .................... ...................... ^ I Door HUH THOMAS .. J£0 CHAiiLiK nt.\t<; Sem519inole Co. M o to rs E. First SI.. Sanford FA 2-0611 1958 Mercury Monterey 95 PANEL Ni-w paint, new tire*, i t s >olid. l%() Extra Special 2 - HOOK K cylitidrr, R A I I, rnonililtoncd mutur, floor -lick nhlft. Il'n r k s n ! 1953 95 FA 2 4422 29A. Auto Acres-torles 10’ SAILING Pram. FA 2-8986 HUBERT McSWAIN, MECHANIC AUTOMATIC Hntpoint Washer 940. Airways Vacuum Clean­ er 913 00. FA 2 9376. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sill*, lintels, steps, U-P1CK. Shelley • NovemberCranlwrry Beans. $100 bu. blocks, sand, cement, rock, U pick. So. Cameron Ave, pipe, steel, grease traps, watch for sign. Ideal for dry wells, stepping stones. your freeser. Don Dunn, Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 25751 YOU pick It. Bring contain­ er. Black eyed peas. $1.73 BEAUTIFUL furniture. Many a lumper. Okra $3.50 a fine imports. Also linens, hamper- FA 2-OWO. dishes and silver. Call FA 2 7431 HOUSEHOLD furniture. Odd pieces. 6 ft. G.E. Refrigera­ An Investment, not an ex­ tor, lruner, breakfast set pense. Call FA 2 5612 for and other various pieces. expert advice on a Herald See FA 3 3771, Osteen advertising campaign. Auto Glass, Tops k S ts' Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 301 w. 2nd M FA 2 80*4 Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 8 4 8 0 LIKE NEW. 1962 Upright Coldsput Froeier. 550 lb. Frost free. Sacrifice. Call FAGOOD practice Piaoo. FA 2-2365. Winter Park Ml 7-2.TT0 Door O-.Mntic, Hnrdlop. White Power HU-ering, Merc- Tirm Heater, and Low Ml lea R e ....................... Only $695 Muny Morel . Rohaon Sporting Goods FA 13075. Air-Conditioning 2»t0 So. Park Ave. Gateway To The Waterway Your Neighbor A t Hollers J. W. Hall, Realty, FA 2-3641 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 15. Buslneua Opportunity All Typei and Slaea We Repair end Service For Lease: Service Station. S T I N E Choice location. Apply The Pure Oil Co. 604 W. 6th Machinery and Supply Co. St. 297 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. All work CURB girl. Apply Pig ’N guaranteed. Very reasonWhistle. Sanford. a hht In price. Day FA 2-7431 Night FA 2-2089. DAY Grill cook. Female pre­ ferred. Must bo tipcricnc UNFURN. 3 Bedroom house, 3 UU1LDINU loTa 901 x 125’. cd. Waitress, must be ex­ Near churches on paved IVk bath. Carport*, utility perienced. Chick 'N Treat, Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph. room. Close to High School. rosd. Very desirable ar««. Sanford. FA 2-1917. Large lot. Reasonable. I’ h. Phone FA 2-7.727. WAITRESS. Experienced pro FA 2 8942. Piano Tuning and Repair ferred. Plnecrest Inn Res W L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 taurant, Hwy. 17-82. Legol Notice 14. Article* Far Sale 4 POMERANIANS. Thorough­ RECONDITIONED T. V.’ s GOOD used Water Cooler. FOR SALE: 1998 VolkawigW See A1 Lyon at Sanford bred. Ann Alexander. Lake am’. Radios. T. V.s 814 95 to Convertible. 1962 engine Electric Co. Mary. «3a.»5. Radios 99.00 to and Irsntmlsskm. Top ) * « 0 - : 919.00. Century T. V. Ser­ than year old. Cash p rte o ' Z BY Owner. I Used 3 ton AirBOSTOiN Terrier Puppies. 8 vice. 1319 Celery Av«. Ph. 9599. Call FA 1 2880 after •" Conditioner. Contact At Ly­ weeks. AKC Reg. FA 21861 FA 2-1418. 3 p. m. or FA I - M beforo ' on at Sanford Electric. 3 p. m. 32. Flowers . Shrub* STOCK and modern fixtures FEDDER’S Casement AirIn Grocery. P. O. Box HI. Conditioner with drhumidi- MODEL A *31 Pickup. $29* POTTED MUMS in bloom. FA 3-1795 after Sanford, Fla. fier. 8000 BTU. 110 voltage. 33c up 1 Yr. old. 9U0 cash. Ph URAPEVIU.E NURSERY CARS SINGER in console. Makes FA 9-0885. Grapeville Ave. Near 20th S t REEL'S button botes. 938.00. Ph. llth SL Jk Sanford FA 2 9411. ALUMINUM Furniture re­ .'13. Furniture webbed clwaper than you 37. Boat* • Motors Uaed furniture, appliances, 4 x 5 SPEED—Graple earners can do It yourself. Bring and attachments. Dark room tools, etc. Bought - Sold. It to the Furniture Center. CANOE. 1982 Model, IT . equipment For sale or trade. Larry's Mart 2t3 Sanford 1100 French Ave. Fiberglass. Like new. Ph, Ph. 365-3768. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 FA 2 7799. With purchase of Blue Lus­ Wall Legal Notice Kanfof >). a* SWEETIE PIE 34. Artiekn For Sals May 28, 1963 — Pag* 11 31A. Peta Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty Of Rrralft NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 Bedroom CBS borne. 309 HE MODELING A Painting of all kinds. 7 years to pay. Collins Dr. Phone FA 2-7470. No qualifying. Free esti­ mates. License A bondage. 3 A 4 BEDROOM Homes. TE 8-1463 or 322 5633. See models at Highland FREE ESTIMATE Ave. Longwood. 10 minutes 1901 S. Park Ave. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ south on 17 92 and west on 25. Plumbla« Service* FA 2 9232 anytime ovating. New A Used Furni­ Seminole 1 block. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. LMN ENTERPRISES INC. SMALL furnislted house; cou­ C o, at i(A Celery Ave. ple preferred; modern conFA 8-2111. — ivu t n .lv t' A .' WTtL iA M T S — ' VetileficCS- 909 " 1 7 T 5 fi T 5 r TiurailUiliE A im r iin fc — ■ Realtor AIR CONDITIONING WANTED reliable couple to FURNISHED 1 bedroom Gar­ Raymond Lundqutst, Asso. CONTRACT and REPAIR take up monthly payments age Apt. i!9Vt W. 16th St. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. WORK of $13.50 on 3 complete 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6968 3 BEDROOM’S. K i t c h e n rooms of furniture. Call 913.600 MORTGAGE for 9300 equipped. FA 2-3722. TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ PLUMBING down. Large 3 bedroom lect. Contracting Repair* bouse. Immediate occup­ 9. For Sale or Rent FREE ESTIMATES ancy. FA 2-2749. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick House. FA 2-7896 or FA 2-4209 R. L HARVEY Service With the Cash. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3363 SUPER TRADING POST 2 BR. 817 Catalina. FA £0378 3 A 4 Bedroom homes. Some FA M677. 2d. Radio # Television with alr-ronditloning. BY OWNER, 3 Harm. 2 baths TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES -TL Article* For Sale large lot. FA 2-1932. PERSONAL RADIO A TV 20th SI. W. by Mayfair Coun­ 1 DAY SERVICE Mens, ladies, childrens dis­ I BUCKEYE, 1 bedroom try Club. 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. count shoes. Best family lfousctrallcr. Sale price Th. 3230659 buys. Surplus City. $t095. Rent $40 a mo. 2 3 YEAR otd. 3 Bcdrm. 2 bath LOST: Brownish red Bach3 Furnished 2 BEDROOM Hcuae. 908 Myr­ • shund. Female. Named SUBURBAN rooms, lit floor. Water fur­ Midget. Anyone with In­ tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ nished. 6 miles from town. formation call FA 2-8340. wan. 322 4013. 149 rent. See. FA 2 3771 LOST: Eyeglasses. Blue Osteen. frame. Call between 6 A 7 NEW unfurnished 2 bedroom p. ns. FA 2-3041. Reward. Duplex Apt. New stove A Real Estate—Mortgages refrigerator. W a t e r furn­ 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 ished. Tile bath and term Ravenna Park FA 3-7493 so doors. 979 per Mo. Ph. i* t u b c iH c r ir t o t n r. Evening! \i vr i i j i n i t i %t# r n i c i it FA 2-2374 after 5 FA 2 3677 FA 2-3029 FA 2-8360 or i T - o i t n i %. i * t>t) r u n m m im h i; c o t ;v n • FURNISHED 4 targe room iim rR n v * o . i .mmiu apt. Downstairs. Close In. 3 BEDROOM bouse. T ik e up W A I . T H R O A I N Ktf « im| QL'KIuX payments. FA 2-4199, L 9 l i l s . i t U A 1 M J . his wlf*. Call FA 2-3619. P la in lift s. SUNDRIES Store. Stock * •TH* Elf. Furn. Apt. «U Park. A K C i l l K B A V I N . «t •)-. equipment. Well iitabllihUofttidiintB. eil. Proprietor wishes to re 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath unfurn­ VOTV4 »: IlK **l IT l i r i l K O F I I III! 119V T i l l tiro. Call FA 2 0274 or ished bouse at 2404 S. Or­ B A V I N a ii tl M I N K * ange. 322 3492. Lungwood TE 66380. B A V I N , hi* wife, JIOUEN UK* VT * n 4 J t W n i'H M. A R A K P O N D A , If a l i i * . i h r t t rta« p ortlv * u n k n o w n i p o i l N l If ffiArrl#«l. ami If th# n * s t isc tU # u n k n o w n h#ir*. •!*• l e « i 1 *c* a tli n r » l l l i r d i f **li| iJt fa n lB nti; Rial any and all i»*rt»n« h a v i n g or r laln ilii* any rUItt. t ltl a o r III* t erest in anil to th* fv»Jl*»wlin <i*d€riiittl U nJ lylrur ami b** In* in StrmlnuU C ou n ty , Kinr1 t i. t 5. A104ik t. T la r C, acvortllnK to K* A, Tr.if* fn pii* i l i f t o f t h * T o w n fta lir ) ■* ' Come In Todayl �*Ffi PAGE 12 THUBS., MAY 28, IMS , . Karan Cnee, daughter of Mr. g w Mr*. William Caaa of Sunaat Drive in Caaaalberry, WO ha among the ala featur­ ed aaWeto at the flaring Cobdart t i the rtalag yooag chorfl| m m “Young Winter Park M g P to he preeented at 1 m, m. Sunday at the Winter M Sigh School Auditorium. :■;, Other eolototo wiD be Steeo iNdertch, Laslie Culver, Barturn Smith, David Stilling* gad Tam Temliaaoo. Thu chorua, under the diymtlrt el the well-known . rttornl director Dr. Chrletopb- cam* to the United State* In US? aa a refugee from Ger­ many U becoming more of a reality with each paiaing day. Or. Jakob Harieh, hi* sonin-law, Edwin Swtdt and a friend, Emit Longron, all neighbors on S. Cortes Ave. in North Orlando, hare Joined Billy Dempsey Missile Club Member Of Year force* end era herd at work producing chemical product* relatively new to the Industry became of their extreme low toxicity. Now being manufactured and aold by Harieh chemical Co., Inc., are a mildew and mold cleaner, a root coat* tag compound and a pharm­ aceutical product Although My Jaaa Casselberry Billy Dempsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dempsey of 240 Taike Triplet Dr. in Cas­ selberry was named Outstand­ ing Missile Club Member for the Year Tuesday at a mast­ ing of the genera] board of the South Seminole Missile Club at South Seminole Junior High School. LONGWOOD FIREMAN Carl Lommler In tured preparing entry blank* for the beauty content to name a “ Mis* Flame of Seminole County” which will be a feature event of thi* ear’s annual Fourth of July Fiesta sponsored y the Longwood Volunteer Fire Dept. Lommler, chairman of the event, will send blank* for each area fire department to enter two girl* in the contest. (Herald Photo) J Linda Cote, Missile Club president, presented him with the medal that comet with the honor. Billy, an eighth grade stud' ent, has been a member of the club for two years end has served ss vice president of Chapter Two both years. This year, due the illness of chap­ ter president Johnny Wisdom, Billy has had to assume many o f the dutlee o f this office, Billy waa ehunen because of By Doaaa Estes hia wide knowledge of spaee The Longwood Volunteer and mlssllei and for hla serv­ Fire Dept, today announced ice end loyalty to the club ac­ plans to sponsor a beauty cording to Missile Club Ad­ visor Mrs. Catharine Martin. As for the future, Billy ha* hla eyes on the etar*. He would like to join the United State* Air Force and, if he can pass the stringent require­ ments, wants to be an astro­ By Donna Estei naut involved in space explor­ Two member* of South ation or testing. Seminole VFW Post 8207 re­ ceived membership awards bis own community. Ills se'which*were’ announced Gy M. cretary and bookkeeper, Mrs, J. Benson, junior vice com­ William Sklslak, also Is i mander of the Dept, of Flor­ resident of North Orlando. ida, following this month's regular meeting of the Post. Commander Harold Mats Tha Mid-Florida Skating received a silver football for Assn, will hold its May Dance enlisting 11 new or reinstated and Figure Competition Meet members and A. J. Berdahl, front 4:30 until 7:10 p. m. this post quartermaster, received Sunday at the Skate City Hol­ a gold football for bringing in By Shirley Wentworth ler Kink iu Fern Park. 23 or more new or reinstated The Forest City Commun­ Clubs taking part in the members. ity Assn, will hold a fish fry avent will lie the Roll Arena Plans also were made at ■ml covered dish supper for o f Tampa. Gay Blade* o f St. the last meeting for ■ chicken all members and prospective Petersburg, Guy Way Palace barbecue to be sponsored by members in place of Its regu­ o f Clearwater, Palms Arena the post and its auxiliary on lar June meeting. o f Pinallu* Park and Skate June 9. The event will take place at City. the property site ol the asso­ Thli will he the last meet ciation’* proposed clubhouse until after the Southern Re­ The May meeting of the on the north side of SR 43d in gional scheduled July 1-0 at (he Luke Harriett area begin­ the Deauville llotej In Miami Auxiliary of South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will be held at ning at 4:10 p.m. this Sunday. Beach. Fish, bush puppies and cof­ Sunday’s rumpeitiun Is open 8 p.m. tuday in the Post fee will be provided by the to the general public free of Home on the Old Dixie High1way. association and those attend­ rharges. ing are to bring a covered dish. The supper will lie the last uf the group’s activities until next September. Person* In­ terested in alfiliating with the organization may do so at a very nominal fee. Firemen To Sponsor lufto* and entertaining pro­ gram ranging from .Bach, Beethoven and Brahma to lighter aelectloo* from the Bound of Moale and popular meladiea from the West Side (Tory. The public la Invited and ticket* for the performance may be purchaeed at the door. Miss Flame Contest VFW Members Get Awards North Orlando Event Canceled • Announcement waa made toby thr Map, fami-aiGom; ~thc~JAKOfl HARiCil, ieuUn. InveTytap-fop-anA-ioitiidsr-ot-Harich rhetfii' mittaa of the North Orlando cul Co., Inc., in finally realising u longtime dream. With him are Ernie ' Civic Aaan. that plana to stage Longcore, left, vice president and Edwin Swede, secretary. Dr. Harieh, the event this month have who alfio serve* ns company president, ia a native of Yugoslavia who came ] Seen canceled due to the close­ to thin country in 1057 an a refugee from Germany. (Herald Photo) ness hi time to the Fourth of 1|uly when the association will gponaor a big celebration In EDITORIAL COMMENT I the Village. The committee urge* that hll members of the association now concentrate their Ideas, plana and effort* toward mak­ ing the July 4 avent the most Sanford Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose, By Shirley Wratworth sueceasful ever held in the wu* instituted here Sunday afternoon with n A PTA Play Day will be community. total of 32 charter member* in attendance for held at the Bear Lake Ele­ Bear Lake Sets PTA Play Day mentary School between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. this S* turd ay which wlU fea­ ture assorted ball games be­ tween the school faculty and the parents as part of the program. Cooperating In arrange­ ments and plans for insuring i day of fun snd sport are members of the school's Bid's Club, Richard Lathlcy, president of the club, said to­ day. Lushley advised that no children will be allowed on the grounds during the event unless they are accompanied by at least one of their par- Old Glory Post To Sell Poppies In Longwood By Doan* Estes This Friday and Saturday Will be hippy Days in l«ongwod aa members of the Amer­ ican legion and Auxiliary o f Old Glory Post 18,1 set up ■ales stands in front o f the Longwood Post Office, the Longwood Super Market and to Longwood Plaza, Only members o f the Ameri­ can Legion group* are quali­ fied to handle snlcs of tlm rati. Small poppies which are mode by veterane In VA hospitals. Veterans receive pay fur mak­ ing the poppies and the work, in many instances, doubles ss therapeutic trestmenL Residents In each area are urged to support the program By Shirley Wentworth in their own cumin unity. Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises of the Forest City Seventh d a y Adventist Church School will be held at 8 p.m. May 2U. in the Academy Cha­ pel wlili Eider Ray James, Florida Youth trader, ns the priiirlp.il speaker. A special meeting of the A program featuring stu­ Geneva Citizens Aisn. to dis­ dent talent also will tie pre­ cuss organization ot a vul ■nicer fire department ami sented. A Clans Heccptiun will be rescue unit has been called held following graduation at for T p.m. next Tuesday hy Lewis Hughey, president of the homo of class president Edwin hammer on Forest the association. The meeting will be hekl at Lnku Dr. in Forest City. Forest City Church School Sets Graduation Geneva Citizens To Discuss Fire Department toe Geneva Community 1UII. All interested residents orged to attend. Lyman High PTA Installs NewOfficers are Bear Lake Club Sets Meeting By BUrley Wentworth The monthly meeting and workshop of the Bear Lake Home Demonstration Club will be held next Tuesday at I p.m. la the home at Mrs. Xlcherd Matbai on Linnaal Beach Drive In Bear Lake. Each member ia asked to bring 12 copies of her favorite recipe for exchange. The workshop of the evening will be on designing aluminum trays. Arrangements to so curs trays hr those do not alraady have them may be made by contacting the club president, Mrs. Raynead Jackson, st her home iolliday Avenue in Bear Oviedo Chorus Sets Concert By l.lnds Smith-un Tha Ovicdu High School Chorus will present a concert entitled “ Spring Serenade" this Friday at 7 p. m. in tha school auditorium. Tha program will include two numlwra by tha school band which waa organized this year. Nominal admission* have been oat for adults and chil­ dren. Pre-school ago children will Iw admitted fro* of charge. Library Holiday The Delia ry Public Library Will be closed un Memorial Day. The summer schedule will begin un Tuesday, June 4, when hour* will be from 9 until 11:30 a. in. Fish Fry Set In Forest City Congratulations the enrollment ceremony. Congratulation* are in order for thi* new group and for member* of Sanford Lodge 1851, Loyal Order of Moose, who played a major part in supporting and encouraging it* organization. Roth the Women of the Moose and the Order are recognized the world over for their work with children and the uged for it i* through their endeavor that support is given to Mooseheart, the orphanage in Moosehcart, Ind„ and to Moosehnven, the City o f Retirement in Or­ ange I'ttrk, Fla. In uddition, both participate in any number of civic and sociul project* for the young uml old in their own local areas. The Sanford Moose Lodge has received widespread recognition for it* work ami growth in enrollment during the paat year . . . now, we look witli interest to the Women of the Moose to meet, and pcrliap* even lietter, this record. VFW Meeting Set By D«nna Knlrn Mary llowrll, secretary and An Adult Talent Show willi Leroy Riley, treasurer, bo presented Ht next Tut**- 1 The show, which will be unday's 7:10 p. m. meeting o f the di*r the direction uf .Mrs. Elda Longwuud ITO In the school Nichols, will feature tlm fidauditorium following the hud. lowing acts; ness meeting during which The Hchoolhouie Four Plus new officers will be installed. One starring R. T. Miiwre, Officer* ate Mrs. Carolyn John Angel, Louis Husky and Itistlilie, president; Mrs. Eula Christy Harp with Michael Scott, vice president; Mrs. Fisher ut the piuno; A Chorus Line of Mothers from l.ongnoud, Nuith Or­ lando and Longdate; a Com­ edy Act with Mra. Paulin* Sleveria and daughter, Mar­ Tha Sctnimda High School garet; an Impersonation of Rami will present Its annual Minute Pearl hy Mr*. Mari* Spring Concert at 8 p.‘ m. thi* Wallace; a Takeoff on Victor Friday in the school auditor­ llorg* by Wayne Joiner; a ium. Duet for Flute and Piano with Tha cuncert has been In re­ Max and Arietta Coberly; hearsal for a number of weeks The Korny Kitchen Kutics, and students uf the band have a ladies' band; a Vocal Solo studied and workni especially by James Meriwether and a hunt for this year's presenta­ Ballet Dane* hy Mr*. Nicol* tion. and first grade students. Interested resident* o f all Refreshment* will be served area* who enjoy music are in­ by fifth and alxth grad* vited to attend. mothers following the meeting and program. Picnic Set Sanfurd Lodge 1*41, Loyal Order o f Moo SO, will hold S dance thia Saturday night in honor of the newly instituted Sanford Chapter 1404, Women of the Moose. The dance will upen to all members and their invited guests. A three-piece orchestra will provid* music for dancing be­ ginning at 8 p. m. in the Lake Mary Lodge Hall. A minimum admission churg* per couple will be accepted and refresh­ ments will be available. Fain Meshotto Is chairman in charge uf planning tha event. Casselberry VFW To Install New Officers The public is Invited to at­ tend. Lyman High Band Boosters Set Dinner Three more Lyuun Band members who scored well at The annual picnic o f th* Dethe state Bandmasters Coo- Iter y Volunteer Fire Dept. ventmn held at Miami Beach and its Auxiliary will be held recently, not previously re-.mi May 31) at Hurta Park in ported are John Peterson,' DeLeon Springs. Those planwho received a Superior rat­ nlng to attend are to bring ing for his drum solo, and Pat their own picnie lunch, their McLaughlin and Terry liar- swimming aalta and fishing , nion who received Excellent rods. The department's Min­ [for Utelr trumpet solos. ( tro leers will provid* musk. By Jane Casselberry Lyman High School Band Roosters will sponsor their third snd last dinner fur Una school year Saturday from 3-7 p.m. In the school cafeteria. A fried chicken dinner will be served and continuous en­ tertainment will be provided by the dance band. Lyman Band and South Seminole Junior High School Rand. The public Is invited. Band Boosters Elect Officers By Jane Casselberry The Lyman High School Bund Boosters met to elect oftlcera for the coming school year. B. R. Peterson was elected to head (lie group. Other officers are Mrs. Pat I House, vice president; Keith l l a r m o n , secretary; Mrs. Austin Seville, treasurer, and Mrs. Rae Lambert, corres­ ponding secretary. To Attend Meet TWO ANNIVERSARIES were celebrated at the II. At. Cochran home in Lake Mary at an Open Huutte held Monday niyrht. "Air. John" Cochran, seated, celebrated hia 90th Birthday and Mr. and Air*. Horace Cochran celebrated their 35th Wedding Anniversary. (Herald Photo) C o m m a n d e r and Mrs. George Howard and Mr. and Mra. Ralph Tilton of VFW Post 10030 of Casselberry will go to Cocoa this Sunday to take part In the installation of officers at the Capt Cana­ veral PosL Two Anniversaries Celebrated By Frances Wester | Monday was ■ big day for I the Cochran family in Lake Mary It was the ninetieth birthday of J. D. Cochran. lly Jane CoMcIbcrry The parking lot at South I bead of the family, better Seminole Junior High School I known to hia friends a* “ Mis­ in Casselberry will h* turned ter John.*' and it was alto into a miniature Cape Canav- the thirty-fifth wedding anni■nil Friday when the school's I versary uf Mr. sod Mr*. Missile Club hold- ite annual Horace 31. Cochran. A day like tint could not .Ml,«ile Launchings. Motels made by *ach chap­ be allowed to pass unnoticed. ter o f the elub will blast o ff at Six friends spesr-hesded a various times through the day celebration, which took the term of on “ Ope* House'' at from the perking lot pod. Missile Club Sets Firing Day By Jane Casselberry V.F.W. Post 10030 of Cas­ selberry and Its Auxiliary will bald a Joint Installation of Officer* Saturday at • p.m. at the Land O' Lakes Country Club of Casselberry. District Commander Joseph Tyminskl will Install the men and Past Department Presi­ dent Maude ilorrcU will in­ stall the women. By Men have combined qoainted 8 p.m. ne Florida Power Lounge un j Rear Lake. At Hie same time those 1tending will hid a [a re well to John Neel who ] leaving in the near future for a nine month* European tour of duty with the Navy. The party will he open to all men of the urea. SHS Band Sets Annual Concert Good Scores Moose Lodge Sels Dance Bear Lake Men To Have Pa Ad u lt Talent Show Scheduled For P T O To Host Meet cojlest to name "Miss Flame of Seminole County" at the annual Longwood Firemen's Fiesta on July 4. Carl Lommler, who Is serv­ ing a* chairman of the con­ test. already has requested the fire departments of San­ ford, Lake Mary, Oviedo, North Orlando, Casselberry. Altamonte Springs, the Naval Air Station, the Florida For­ estry Service and the Weklwa Volunteers to each enter two girls by the June I en­ try-deadline. - The winner will receive a beautiful loving cup and other prizes o f value to be revealed at * later date. Lommler states that rulea for the applicant! are: 1— must be • high school stu­ dent; 2—must be a Seminole County resident; 1—must par­ ticipate in all activities (par­ ade, bathing suit and gown contest); 4—must be accom­ panied by an adult chaper­ one; 5—application must be signed by contestant and par­ ent or guardian and •—girl or sponsoring department must furnish garments to be worn In the contest. Girls meeting qualifications who would like to enter this contest may contact their lo­ cal fire chief or the chair­ man for further information. Iztmmler may be reached it P.O. Il<>\ 41. longwood. By J u t Casselberry The Lyman High School PTA held election and In­ stallation of officers Tats* day night in the school aid!tarings Officers installed by Mrs. David McCoy, pu t PTA pres­ ident, were Mrs. Joseph Pavelduk, president; A1 Lor* msnn, vice president; Mrs. Austin Seville, secretary and Howard Babbitt, treasurer. Mra. Clara Baimer, outgo­ ing secretary, presented car­ nation corsages to tha ladles and boutonnalres to Urn men. A1 Lormana, who waa un­ able to be present, was tostalled by proxy with James Birkeameyer standing in. Lyman High Tauber Mor­ ion Martin gave the devo­ tional. The Lyman Chorua, accompanied by mule teach­ er, Mrs. Nell Draeding, pre­ sented two numbers. Principal Ralph Diggs, whs will be leaving the school this y u r to taka the position as superintendent ct custodial services, was presented with ■ gift of a chrome and plas­ tic rocking chair from the PTA. Burbon Ferrell, outgolog president, received a gift of an electric drill from the organization. Refreshments of cake and punch or coffee were served following the meeting by tbs tenth grade mothers. the Horace Cochran borne on Crystal Lake. Some forty friends called between the hours of 7:30 to 9:3t) p. m- to share birthday cake with the nonagenarian and congratulate the wed­ ding pair of 35 years. The hostesses were Mrs. Smaliters, Mrs. Raymond M. Ball. Mrs. Jsmes M Thomp­ son, Mrs. R. E. True. Mrs H. M. Gleason and Mrs. P. D. Anderson. Mrs. William llarmuu,. sister of Mrs. II. M The party '“<oins were gay and fragrant with flowers, the gift* of friends, as was the orchid corsage worn by 31r*. Cochran. The dining room table was overlaid with a white damask cloth, and a beautiful arrangement of wbde orchids was flanked by the crystal punch buwt at one end and the three layer birthday cake at the other. A green and white theme had been carried out in all the decorations, in the punch, Mrs. True presided at the punch bowl which was live conversation piece with its floral ice circle. During the evening, Ute hostesses presented 31r. and Mrs. Cochran with a lilver tray aa a memento or the occasion. Out of town gueata were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moon and sons. Tommy and Johnny of Oviedo. Mra. Moon is the daughter of “ Mister John" and the sister uf Horace Cochran, kept the guest book. ] the petit fours, and the mints. Cue liras. �Prep School Negotiations: W rapped Up - Crapps Sty? §>mtft«rit ifm Ut WEATHER: Fair through Saturday. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 80-66. VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., MAY 24. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA 2 5 0 Cadets Ready For Fall NO. 719 Fadden Foundation, sponsoring the new military school, told The Herald by telephone this morning “ all parties are agreed In the transaction ex­ cept a few minor details.” He said the Foundation and the San Franclsen Giants are in agreement for the pur­ chase of the Giants’ dormitor­ ies at a cost of (275,000, He also said agreement wak reached Thursday evening to purchase the city property for ttoo.ooo. However, W k fert added, ir la u t the attorneys aiast yet Iron out details ot the contracts n t CUy Commission mot and that will taka more time in secret session this morning than we desire." He said the la to* Abstract Co. office . , . Foundation would prefer to Knocked on tha door aad complete the transactions In 1 asked Atty. gill HutehUon, two weeks whereas it now la expected the deal will not be who, surprisingly wss invited, consumalcd until the end o f -Can I come in ?” “ Not at June this time,” sakl Mr. Hutchi­ roaches and frogs . . I woke ■re men. Therefore mother leading to the toilet. Others There alto is a matter o f WASHINGTON (U PI) son . . . or sometbiag llko Ten-year-old children armed brokerage feei amounting to u,» with my body all cover­ prisoners cannot be visited by had lo huddle on the floor or that . . . Waited outside and with machine guns are serv­ more than 513,ouo. The Bu­ ed with blotches from bites.” their sons who have reached remain standing.” reau of Private Schools and talked to Jack Wilbur about ing as guards at dank, ratA prisoner at La Cabana, The report said testimony their seventh blrliidayl” Colleges, New York City, fishing, etc., and Mayor Tom infested Cuban prisons, ac­ The wife o f a former offi­ where many o f the more than from prisoner* “ specifically cording to a report o f the brought the principals to* McDonald came out and gethcr and their fee must be said: "The office Isn't sound­ Inter-American Human Rights Indies led that the complaints cer in Fidel Castro's revolu­ 1,000 announced executions by Use Castro regime were car­ were more serious concern­ tionary army testified: paid. But the principals are proofed. would appreciate It Commission. The 2,000-word report re­ ing the treatment o f female not in accord who shall pay, if you left.” “ We were about 125 women ried out, tutd this story: “ I used to hear and see leased Thursday said the prisoners.'' and thus another compromise • * • without any clothing other what went on when the exe­ The girl was one of them. treatment o f the estimated must be reached. Requiscat In pace; ora pro A woman told the commis­ Hun what we wore. Mott of cutions took place , . . Just 60.000 prisoner! in Castro Wlcgcrs stated the Found* nobis. sion during' an investigation us slept on the floor. There below the cells In which 1 was Jails was “ humiliating, op­ ation Is proceeding on the • • • Ir. Miami: “ Mothers in pri­ were only 12 double bunks confined. I saw crowds that pressive and despotic," premise that the transaction So I'll be waiting out here One girl said there wa* no son were not allowed to sec where two persons slept in gathered to witness this a* will be finaliied by Interview* In the torrid heat outside on sunlight m the prison, and their sons who were over 7 each . . . others sat on beds a spectacle . . . cbilddren 10 ing prospective Instructors,1 Commercial, and 11 you past “ the place was full of big rat, years old . . . Jailers consid­ and others step underneath and 12 year* old guarded the setting up a curriculum, com*' please give this weary travel­ mice, mosquitoes. Hies, cock­ ered that boys over this age them and In a corridor |prisoners w'lh machine guns.' plcting building plans for ren­ er a gltta of cold water. ovating and remodeling the JIM CRAM’S • • • dormitories, etc, ‘Optimistic’ NOTES FROM TI1K UN­ Crapps said the city'a re* DERGROUND ON COMMER­ celpt* In the sale “ will be ul*' CIAL. Hmalely plowed back Into an 10:30 a.m. Tom McDonald e n l a r g e d recreation pro­ came out and gave me a nic gram.” He added the Founda­ kel to put In the parking me­ tion has agreed to lease three ter for one of the commission DALLAS. Tex. (UPI)—The ball diamonds at the Mellon* Air Force disclosed today cr's vehicles. ville-Celery Ave. site to tho that it hoped to start developtO;K a m . Lovely Peggy WASHINGTON, (UP1> — ctiy for a reereationa! arc* ■■*.»»>" » military orbital Jane Lundquist brought me Tha House Armed Services for two years at a rental of $5 WASHINGTON (UPI)—The 3. to show cause why the tempting to enroll in the uni- _ ( p<co Nation lhal toulil *lay out a gists of water (no annually. Committee — reflecting the Justice Department t o d a y order should not be issued. versity. He said this would J ut<>ft indefinitely with men ice). Accompanying Crappa to Shortly after Grooms order­ It a.m. Changing of the mood of an economy-minded asked the U. S. district court be hi* "constitutional stand- aboard, New York wa* Mayor Tom Birmingham, Ala., to issue ed the two Negroes admitted, guard. Van Pelt takes over Congress— today cut nearly ing" as governor and as "dlMcDonald. Wallace publicly staled he Seminole County Senator charter which gives the coun­ |'2(3 million from Pentagon an injunction preventing Gov. and Versbel calls It quits. George Wallace from Inter- would be present to bar Hie reel representative” ot th e, ATLANTA (U I'l) - The U. Mack Cleveland Jr. will intre­ cil the power to impose any • * * requests for military construc­ (erring with the enrollment of entrance of any Negro st- people of Alabama. 11:15: Changing of tha tion projects at home and S, 5th Circuit Court of Ap­ duce a bill in the Senate early form of tuxes needed, except qualified Negroes at the Uni­ peal* today hear* two acliool next week on the proposed ad vulorem, without the mat­ guard again Van Pelt R»ea uhioad. versity of Alabama. desegregation c i s t s that new Casselberry charter vm ter coming before the people fur coffea. . . The committee approved a > could force Integration emphasising that ad valorem for a vute. Atty Gen. R o b e r fF . Ken­ 11;30; Commission breaks j j,,ni!:t,472,lKMJ measure authorclassrooms in Mobile, *AI».’, ' i proJToited unless The only other major ob­ ■jp, , . . Queried Tom McDon­ iling buildings. ho*|ilikl »>*! nedy said tha complaint wa* fded |i gel an immediate1 and Savannah, Ga. He* rharter is umanded In a jection wa* to the original ald on what the meeting was scllit special referendum. use of the word “ condemnaabout "It's alwut our trip to bases. Include.! in the men.* court test ot Wallace's an 1 CaaselWrry dtiaana had ob-| u„tiu nr “ eminent 11-main” New York . . briefing the rest ure were 'lo.unu new home* nm,nerd position of "legal re­ Charles E. Sparks, 20-yearADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Jetted certain articles in the in |]„, Mellon dealing with the r t the commission.” “ Any­ Defense .Secretory Robert S. sistance and legal defiance” (L’ PI) — President Kwamc thing about tape recording McNumaru (aid wets needed of federal court order* admit-1 town's right to acquire land old Sanford Negro, was sen­ TALLAHASSEE tt.'l'l) — proper passing, rutting in too Nkruiiiah of Ghana today for public Improvement, This tenced to a period of from discussion at meet?'* says 1. to house some servicemen now ting two Negroes to the uni­ Gov. Funis llrynnt said ■fast and released on $2,:IOOI called for an Immediate union *N# comment,’’ said Mr. Mc­ living in shuhhy quarters. versity Juuc lo. later was rectified to the six month* to five years U> Wallace ha* said he per­ Thursday the ltello Gludc bus bond. uf Africa ami the establish Donald. satisfaction uf tha citizen* at Raiford State Prison by Cir­ Those homes will cost Still,• • • cuit Judge Vaasar Carlton sonally will bar enrollment of lucid of a "liberation bureau” After reviewing detailed re­ a public meeting. 61U,000. ucciilent which killed 27 be,lit Thursday afternoon after ho Malone i' tu free colonics from while City must be thinking of The Defense Department Negroes Vivian J Cleveland a l s o reported port* on the accident front pickera lust Saturday pointed p u r c h a s i n g "recording” sent to the committee, headed and David M. McGlathcry to the Slate Patrol and the In- rule, that there will l>e some kind was found guilty by a six-man out the need to improve labor equipment to tape all com­ by Rep. Carl Vinson. (D-Ga.), the university. dustriul Commission, the gov, . , . • , , of decision made public early Jury of attempted robbery amt attempted rape. The complaint wa* filed in cundithtns • • * mission meetings . . . Dem­ rvquest* totaling *1.87*1.455,ernnr said ho wus convinced |’ -'P L lIT llS H C T A L L A H A S S E E ( U I 'l ) - A next week on Kern I'nrk In­ Sparks, testifying in bir III KM INGHAM, Ala. tUPl ) onstration wa* held at City UOl). Thu committee w barked the same court where Judge bill authorising (hr stale lo corporation. See Editorial in today's Ihe accident was not due to own behalf Thursday after­ II. Hobart Grooms on Tues­ although Hail yesterday afternoon , . . about 13 per cent from that any failure of the bus or the ] “ *, ^ c #rt> leaders, . . . . . borrow 1125 million to finance Herald. noon, admitted being in the day ordered Mis* Malone and Equipment cost . . . 5350 . . . total. voicing rome skepticism, higher cduoatu,n construction driver. * * • company of a 30-year-old white day looked to the new city , Sen, lo as „ Asked City Mansgcr W. E. Defense agencies hail their McGlathcry admitted to the lie conceded, however, the The bus plunged Into a hospital employe on the night Knowles about it today and requests reduced ncmiy 7<i per university under a l'J53 court government of toft • spoken ‘ nn(m.n, B r(,mtnUtev , ent deep canal beside State Road i b u s » .is overloaded, not of last March 28 but denied Knuwlc* said not only will cent, mainly beettu-e Ilia com- i order. Mayor AlCiert Bm.twcll f a f ; ^ u „ l)l||(, bo rcfllly lo rc. he attempted lo rape her. Judge Seybourn II. Lynne 827 ufler locking bumpers covered by Insurance and tho '•direct progress In race r e - j ^ ur s „ u[tlay otl a ' lomniisskm meeting be re­ miltce decided that u new •D corded but the inning board $17.2 m i l l i o n intelligence J**t hearing for HI a.m., June with a passing pickup truck : driver's license had expired. The young woman testi­ lations. compromise general spending — , driven by James Sconyera. | “ But these factor* seem TALLAHASSEE (U I'l) — fied that Sparks, a former ind, get this 21ack, Civil Ser­ building in nearby Arlington,' bill. •J SSconyers, a 35 • yeur * old , "'incidental rather than the The House Appropriation* hospital employe, attempted vice board. Va., was not needed now. !r The bond borrowing hill, dragline operator, was charg­ nose iif the accident,” Riy Conimlitre bus okayed a i 155,- l» burglarize the hospital NEW YORK (UI’ l) — The The measure merely author- | steered to 3!) 0 passage byed with manslaughter, itn- ant said. 000 bill to keep the cuntrov- safe, forced Iter lo leave wtlh trial of Navy yeoman Nelson hast end of Red Bug Bund |Iej ,u,w i-ousirurthiti for fi»- r In New York. Sen. Ilurrimii C. Drummond, accused of Sen John .Mathews Jr., of ial Johns f'unililittc* in bud- him and attempted to rape finally included in the county jpui, |,ul without specific [ \ Williams, IH N-J.l, said a selling U. S. defense secrets Jacksonville, would lake care ness for another two years. her in a parked automobile road department program for mithorizntlon for projects no bill pending before the Senate In Soviet agents, ended Thurs­ of about half of the new rev­ Tbe bill passed the commit­ in the Negro icclion. tills year. Some two and one fynu’s could bo appropriated would have prevented tho day in a deadlocked Jury. enue estimated to be needed tee Thursday by a vote o f fourth mile* will bo pav$d. Ih.tur by Congress. lo run tbe slate in tbe next ll-il. Tim Semite bus already Belle Giude tragedy. Federal Judge Edward Weinbiennium. Charllo Grant, ot Roaeland approved the appropriation He said a bill he is spoil* leld ordered a new trial (or Rocket C i t y developers Subject lo approval by the for tbe 'ogixIuUvv investigat­ Park, loth grids student of soring would have kept the June 3. plann'ng to dump water into House and the peuple at a ing group. Crootna High School, today OTTAWA I LTD — The worker*’ children h<onu under llic Eton hat people in the special election this fall, the Rep. Robert E. Know Irs of was presented with * certlfi* NATH ministerial council to­ udult supervision, making It Ovicdo-Cbuluota Geneva area bill earmarks proceeds of Manatee said tbe Legislature cate of merit in farm meday ended its spring meeting unm-ce.sury for the youths It) United Press International up in arm*. the slate utilities lax, about would be "pouring 8I5.*> ............... ,_____ _ ____ _,ih»ii chanir* by the Thor Center with a pledge o f basic uni­ to travel on the bus. A crippling cold snap siiat*22,1 million per biennium, t*> ,j,nv„ the drain,” mol charged for Better Farm Living. Huntty and formal endorse meat And ill Winter llavcn, the tcred low lempcratiiri! rec­ Final plans fur that 5RJ0.UQ0 TALLAHASSEE I LTD of a new nuclear strike force HuiIda Comiuilln i t i R ur al ord* across the northeastern underwrite bond* for a high Hie group had become "a pol­ ley. 111., for showing “ great im-pliai Improvement pro university ami Junior college ice committee.” farm mechanics ability.” , I The House bill to establish for the alliance. Health called for stricter portion of the nation today gram will tie presented to the construct ion program. The foreign and defense safety control* to prevent an<l threatened to wipe out board June 10 including new 0lMfr‘“ p'1 sweep*take, at minister uf the 15 \ VFO u i h a c c id e n ts . millions of dollars worth of pediatrics ward . . . Hill* fu,,r n,a* 'r hu,’‘" h" countries pledged Increased tender fruit and vegetable Burton to kick-in toJ.ooo. tme " ,," r «*mml»iee «*. . h a . , , , the appropriation*! committee vigilance against Hie peril of crops. N E W COMMANDER Communist aggression and About a month ago Belle- — before going to the floor. 1h* proposal, which estab­ Local authorities today wrr* o f VAH*9 is Ctlr. Jumen urged increased attention to mead took out a building lishes a sweepstakes similar MIAMI BEACH ( UPI ) — ’ continuing ihtdr search fur I,. Shipman who will arras beyond tin- physical permit (o start work on their to that recently adopted in Tho National Congress of relative* of Albert Ifnbitimin, Like over the cotmtmml boundaries ot NATO. shopping center out by 27th New Hampshire, cleared the In the final cumin unique, Parent* and Teacher* Tltur-wlmse body was recovered of the winR alnmnl the SI. . . . Aa of today nothing lower chamber’s finance utid Sanford's home builders in­ day gave its wholehearted from Lake Monroe, at the city USS Saratoga Sutur- the council spelled out the done about construction . . . taxation eommitttce Thtnsduy major points of the "new vite Herald readers to a support lo only one portion boat (main, Wednesday after Adams Shopping Center has day. by a 13-10 vote. look nuclear force It rati- ui-fkrnd tour of homes of this of llic administration's omni­ noon. apparently fizzled out. fied earlier this week. Coroner Hugh Duncan said • * • area, which arc featured on bus education bill—that say­ J F r l. N it* — page 12 of today’s Herald. ing the federal government Invest igut inn bud “ brought That project of a group o f I’eggy, Hill und Don Fur the convenience of in­ will stay out of local school nothing new to date.” Hrisson prominent people to purchase *“,♦ Other N itcn - Don C h oy a terested persons, a complete administration. T h e PTA, Funeral Horn* suid It, also, the Woodruff Building, tear A & Hit Guitar map is printed showing the which ended Its convention had not been able to unveil it down and make a parking location of all the humes here, refused to give full any information about the lot uut of it has flopped. which are included in the ad­ hacking to federal aid to cd drowning victim and apparent­ ly burial would l>« ill u “ pau­ vertisements. ik a l ton. The Altamonte Council, a f­ per's giuvu” at county ex­ Country Club Heights is ter covering only about half WASHINGTON (UPI) pense. the items scheduled on tha Commencement Services day with a Consecration S cr-! -fUe House Agriculture Coro- h»'in g a "rneak preview" uf JACKSONVILLE f UPI ) ■grndu Wednesday n i g h t , |or jyj member* of toe l!W3 ' lt'r *nr which Elder lit*- mi Ure today approved a their Culvacadc o i Homes out gently but firmly "excused” ,.ral]uj„ n., t.u>, a, yure, t m«nd Cummings. Young Pern multi-million dollar stib.idy « « Five Point*, ami Kings Sixteen Navy men will la­ the press at g:15 after which ** pic's missionary volunteer program for the cotton in wood Builders is featuring commended today at the Rridue P age A th* three member* present Lake Acalle,,)> ln Lily , ccrc|ary 0j thv conference, dustry after rejecting two their new Creenbriar of Loch Jacksonville Naval Air SlaC lassifie d .. Page ID A I I took chair* around another ; W*B be held at to a.m. Sunday i*. tj,e speaker, ! Republican attempts to tie Arbor homes this week. I lion fur behind the scenes Com ic* P age 10 table in the clerk’* office . . . with Elder O. L. Heinrich,! Sabbath School will be held p jn with wheal legislation Shoemaker Construe-, work they performed during Dear Abhy Page H can’t help but wonder If the rhurrh development w r e at 3:15 a.m on Saturday with Toe committee — on an al tion Company's custom built the October Cuban crisis. The Ed ito ria l .... Page l- A Intel mg uiiitinuttd there. - tary of the Southern Union! Baccalaureate Services to lot inu>! straight party line vote homes at LiyilwUdc are Ka men, attached tu Light PhotoEntertainm ent .. P age U * * * Conference otSeventh day low at II a nt. Elder II. F. —approved cotton legislation lured thu week and L.MN En graphic Squadron 62 at nearlo c a ls l ’agu 3-4 4 R) Twenty-tirta at. c»»l SK.UOQ AdvtntUU.delivering t h e Roll treasurer of Hie Florida !» tA alter five months of lerprises are allowing homes by Cecil Field, will be prepttiilr* --------- P a g * 4 With the ctly paying one third principal address. Ccnlereucc, will be lilt speak- bickering and numerous at 1in batiiord ares at l e c ’X i tooled With UlU-r» of tun Society ... .......... Page 8 and the county two thirds! Other activity scheduled [ er. i tempts to bring together the Green sad in the Longwood, mcniiatiun from the eomSp orts „ Page l . . 2.2U) tons of asphalt used'this weekend for the grad-' Class Mght Is scheduled fo r 'warring factions within the area at L'tk* W a y m s n mandcr in chief l". s. Allan, Heights, ChuUhti . ....... Pagu 2 JcutUm industry. ,uaU» begin* at J:3U put. to ,* p m . Saturday'. j uc ilccL on lite project. l *** eto^ m an. 1la;|1 1D amsi JIdIIi iiB p ci n ; |%N fvill lllla ll Some SO cadeta are sched­ uled to begin classes with tbe fall semester at Sanford Mil­ »• itary Academy la September, la tbe first term of tha new school, classes will be con­ fined to the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades. This was tbe consensus of principals today although fin­ WASHINGTON (UP!) Legislation to end pay dis­ al contract! have not been crimination a g a i n s t the signed and, it was reported, "weaker sex” today was a a “ few minor details must be step eloaer to final approval. ironed out.” City Commissioner 1. A. Crapps, commenting on ne­ PORT EVERGLADES, Fla. gotiations in New York City (UPI) — The freighter Morn­ with MacFaddcn Foundation ing Light docked here today official* Wednesday evening with 751 refugees from Com­ and Thuraday noon, said that “ It was a good trip and suc­ munist Cuba. cessful, all wrapped up nice and clean.” He wa» referring to nego­ ST. LOUIS ( U l 'l l - A m e r ­ ica's astronaut* ire “ sorely tiations wherein live Foundsunderpaid" and ought lo get I tkm agreed to purchase from a salary increase, according Uie City of Sanford 18 plus to their Washington attorney, acres of the recreation area at Mcllonville and Celery Leo Deorscy. Avenues for $loo,oou, payable 128,500 down and the balance TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — in deferred payments over a The Senate Finance Commit­ period of 10 years. tee gave it* spprovsl TtiursJ. P. Wlcgcrs, New York dsy to a bill that would pro­ City, chairman of the Mac* hibit Floridians from deduct­ ing state liquor taxes from their income taxes. WJLVA., BRIEFS Near Approval Bugs, Death, Brutality 751 Refugees Underpaid Okay Given $234 Million Cut OH From Military Projects Injunction Sought To Stop Wallace Fern Park Still Question Mark Space Boost Casselberry Charter T o Be Introduced Mixing Cases Sanford Negro Senfenced'ln Assault Case Labor Condition Boost Stressed B y Governor Union Asked ★ ★ ★ Senate Okays Borrowing Funds Johns Group Gets Confidence Vole Deadlocked W' Sweepstakes Biil { Clears Hurdle Unity Pledged At NATO Meet Wins Honors Cold Snap Herald Feature: Stay Parade 01 Homes Out-PTA No Clues In Man's Death VALDEZ HOTEL 'aribe Downtown Sanford Dancing Live Entertainment Forest Lake Academy FarmSubs|dy Graduation Sunday IProgram OK'd lfi Honored Herald Index ! n � 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 23, 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/8688186dee429b276d8cb933b45663eb.pdf a2341079767dfa46e494a4d90d1dc7d6 PDF Text Text * W t are proud to tart don# flit roofing and matal work on 1tfcb.v building —• • We m prowl to have supplied tho lumber and bordware for this modem building. W« a rt proud to hove been selected for the flo ss and store-front installa­ tion o f tide new building — wa are also pleased that Moore and Penninsula HILL LUMBER & HARDW ARE CO. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC at W. M St. _____________ ________ P ta c PA 2-5561 'CHAR BROILED” M A Y W E SU G G EST THE BURGER KING FOOD OUR SPECIALTY A T H IC K SH AKE, COKE, R O O T BEER, O R A N G E O R G IN G ER A LE W IT H Y O U R ORDER The Biggest in Florida V4 lb. Char-Broiled Burger . . . stuffed with Pickles, Lettuce, Tomato, M ay­ onnaise, Onion, Catsup . . . on a King-size 5-inch Toasted Roll. Garlic on Request: P L E A S E * * phone orders during this fabulous sale at Regular Price 40c Melted Cheese or Roquefort 10c Extra. W EDN ESDAY WEDNESDAY SP E C IA L By no means, are we cutting prices. This is strictly a one day sale. Make a date with Mother now! WE SELL TO SELL AGAIN. 2109 FR EN C H AVE Reg. $2.00 Value DRY C L E A N IN G SP EC IA L $1.50 AND NOW READ THIS . . . . 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Open all night, every night Except Saturday Business Rentals Handled By Stemper Agency & Everett Harper Agency JJ 115 ^aaaaiijii] L fi ir" �t ■ ' ' 't i ­ 'Rain, Rain Come A gain'... Seminoia County agriculture is in dire need of rain. This waa the gist of a report this morning by County Agent Cecil Tucker afte r Tuesday evening’s seemingly heavy but actually light rainfall. Only .06 of an inch of rein fell Tuesday evening, bringing to 1.93 inches the total of precipitation for the month of May. as compared to 4.29 inches as normal for this month Location of one and possibly two new state universities is practically assured fo r East Central Florida and expectations are that a t least one will L w. ^ c i o c* a y Larry VcnlMl That controversial taped telephone conversation be­ tween Pata Knowki and J. P . Wingers at the MeFadden Voundatloa U bow being transcribed and the Herald ha* been promlaed n full transcript . . . Doe* Um City Comini**Ion have the right to tape phone conversation*? Pete Knowlei says: Yea, if It Un’t u*ad in court. • • a Wonder how much the city will appropriate for tap* re­ cording equipment a t the ■ext budget acssiont Bean tulng a lot lately with the Hunt Co. people and now with MacPaddea Poundatloa. la the *95Ml State Road Department budget eome $428,000 in aecondary fund* were appropriated for SR 427 from Altamonte to Cinder** Corner. What happened to the money? In the 1981 SRD budget some 1100,000 in bond con■traction money wa* allocat­ ed for righti-of-way for Bear tak e Rd. and flOO.OOo out of secondary fund* for construc­ tion . . . Nothing done yet. • • • Pern Park Incorporation legislation ha* a* much chance thU session as County Attorney Harold Johnson drafting a franchise direc­ tive hill. • • • Friday is the deadline to gel tickets for the annual SIIS Sports banquet slated for next Wednesday night. • • • ta k e Mary parents upset over promises made to grade the ball diamond out there . . . Time and time again people were told the work will be done . . . • • • Sure seems a shame to go all that expense convening the stadium into a baseball field when only I t people turned out for the last Babe Ruth League baseball game . . . Now the school board will have to dip Into else kit­ ty to convert the field back to." football. • 't That tractor-mower mishap the other day left the count) with only two uactor-mowera on hand. Bid for a new piece cf equipment thouid be let June It. • • • 23th St. finished. Next item of business. il*w many tons of concrete used and Just how much the county and city chipped in for the project. • • • Glad to see Jim Crappt was on* of the City Commis­ sioner* that weit to New York on that lYep school deal. Crapp* became* a bet­ ter and better commissioner with every passilg day. • • • We known fie Woodruff Building I* behtod the times but isn't it abcut tim e those Semi-Centennid pictures in that store freest were taken out? ! * I* A inl and fun driver this morning sparked a move which b is / been growing among reidents whose pro­ perty back on Magnolia be­ tween 24th and 23th Street. Magnolia ft this point is • d ir alley./The speeding driv er struck/a dog and failed to slop, resident* have been request in | police to place speed libit signs but have been loij U will require an act of t)« City Commission. Resident ale (earful these speeding drivers ta the alley will guU» a child. be situated in Seminoia Coun­ tyThis opinion was expressed this morning by Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce long range committee ea educa­ tion, when U was teamed that the Senate-approved aducatioa measure is the No. T Item on today's eslendar lor the House of Rcpnsentativea. The Senate has approved measures providing for the establishment of a branch of the University of Florida en­ gineering college, with an ap­ propriation of |SU,000 to gel started, and for the establish­ ment o f ' a four-year under­ graduate university, but no appropriation. Stenstrom said reports are that the measure will clear the House and, of course, will receive Gov. Farris Bryant’s approval. Stenstrom added it has been practically assured one or both new schools will be located in the seven-county East Central Florida area, and, "if our expectations prove out, at least one will be placed in Seminole Coun ty." A favorable report is ex peeled shortly in the feasibil­ ity study being prepared by the First Research Corpora­ tion, Miami, for the Chamber, advising on advantages of lo­ cating a state school in Sem­ inole. -This r eport, Xtrastrom tv il. will be studied by Chamber executives and then passed to the Seminole County Commis­ sion and legislative delega­ tion. Ultimately, after legislative approval of the education bill, the feasibility study will be presented to the State Cabinet and Ste|f*'Bu.ird Of Control. A state, site rummittew t u n tually will choose the loca­ tion* for these two new state schools. of th e year. “We need another good two inches of rain this month to get us out of our problems,” Tucker stated. “W hat we have had is not enough, really inadequate.” He pointed out that citrus is in danger, on the borderline. Ha added some citrus growers already are irrigating. If they continue, Tucker said, “they will at leaat get a p art of a crop, after but lost De- cember’a freeze, and thia will pay for the irrigation; sort of, money in their pockets.” Vegetables also are in some dan> ger with this lock of rainfall, the agent said, pointing to peppers, egg­ plant, cabbage, celery and sweet corn now growing on the truck farms nnd field corn on the dairy farms. Tucker summed the situation: “We need more rain to get us out of our troubles.” ll WEATHER: Cloudy through Thursday. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 60-66. SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES Murie Flexer (left) nnd Billie Burke inspect the 110-gtdlon still confis­ cated by federal and state liquor agents and deputies Tuesday evening on Highway 427 near Elder Springs. Sam Dowdn, 48, Sanford, was taken into custody a t the scene and was to be arraigned today b e fo re the U. 8 . com m issio n er at Orlando on charges of possession of nn illegal still, possession of illegal whiskey and trans­ portation of illegal whiskey. He wus being held in the Orange County jail pending arraignment. (Herald Photo) 'Bama Governor Defies U. S. VOL. 63 United Press Leased Wire M d ls li #C K M A 0 • • • Pope Failing VATICAN CITY (UF1) Pope John XXIII, appearing wan and tired, canceled a scheduled general audience at the last minute today because of his falling health. Established 1908 WED.. MAY 22, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 717 Business Relief Seen In Inventory Tax Bi TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A bill giving tax asiesiors broad latitude in valuing • merchant's stock-in trade for inventory tax purposes pass­ ed the Senate today without a dissenting vote. Sea. W. C. Ilerrell. .Miami Springs, said (lie measure was designed to give relief tn business and circumvent the strict provisions la thc con­ stitution that such sloek be assessed at full essh worth. A 1981 bill, calling for ass­ essment of stock-in-trade at 23 percent of its value, was struck down by tha supreme court The new bill, which now goes to Um House, permits merchants lo file for a bulk or tump sum assessment ra­ ther than having to evaluate each Individual Hem. It also permits adjustments oa the age of the goods being valu­ ed. In other business a bill re­ organising the State Board •4 Control to la in ndmlaktratioa of Mate universities Mg MIAMI (UPI) — A Red • f politic* wag bp tha Cross medical team flew to lie us* today and Mat te Mm Havana today to aaaist refu­ Governor. gees expected to leave Cuba Tha measure, changing «h« Thursday on the American freighter Morning UghL board's asm * to Um Board oI Regents, would also iaereoM BIRMINGHAM, Alu. (UPI) Fiery Gov. George Wnlluce, despite the dissent of his attorney general, Strike Feared the sise of Um agency from ATLANTA (UPDEmploye* seven to a ia t member*. Baete today appeared determined to square off against the member would serve a aiat* federal government over the admission of two of the Southern Greyhound lines voted overwhelmingly year term , which would pro­ Negroes to the University of Alalmmu. hibit gay on* governor from The defiunt 6-foot, 7-inch tall governor pledged Tuesday to go on strike If their contract demand* are having a majority of TucmlHy To TOOT in me not' met. meats to the board. 1wny if necessary to block ad-ft-w at approved b r -aa_ I million of Vivian Malone, 20, Sweeping Plans 13 vote. DES MOINES (U PI)—The nnd Navy veteran David MeApproved a t tbe same lima United Presbyterian Church, waa a proposed constitution­ (•lathery. 2ti. Jum ex A . D ei .ouch, 48, of L uku M onroe, wax found innocent o f * c h a rg e in a series of sweeping con­ Wallace look In* fiulitinn stitutional proposals, h a s o f second d e g re e m u rd e r by u ju r y in t h e circu it c o u rt o f J u d g e Volie A, W ll- al amendment that would ea-‘ abte as s f tha memalulld drapltu statcnirnta by moved to end social and eco­ linitix J r . T tthatlay. T h e ju r y d e lib e ra te d loss th a n a n h o u r. 04 odftei to elate D eL oach w h s r^vsvtrml w ith - s tu b b in g llillm nn B eh ren s. 49, L uke M onroe, years. the university h*»n( of lru»- nomic discrimination against nn la s t O ct. 2 0 iluriok' .< q u a rre l ov«?r a b o ttle o f w ine in ten uutom nbile p a rk e d .4.* that It suit, red • con <vf , Negroes by local churches There was od opposition to TALLAHASSEE f t h l l on E ld e r R ond. admissions llulieit Mu to *«•the measure, which was ex­ Seoaie President Wilson Car crpl Ne-rnc* In 'tils lace of Red Orbit Assistant State Attorney A. J. lloxeniuii Jr., Cocoa Reach, represented plained by Rep. Osee Fagan raway named a senate e r a - 1court action. I MOSCOW (UPI) — Thc So the state ami Gordon Frederick, Sanford, represented DeLoach. of Alachua. Pagan said Uto fercnce committer dominated State Atty, Gen. liiclimoiul . viet Union today launched tha At the time of the xlnyintf. accord ini; to deputies, DeLoach admitted the measure was sparked by a special space era education by big spenders today to Flowers endorsed llu- hoard'* 1 17th in a series of unmanned killing. statement that It hnd no legal •pace satellites in a program study which was made public Justice of the Pence W. 11. Duncan reported tlmt the murder weapon meet with a similar house alternative, “ When the g' v- Micvcd preparing f o r a just prior to the legislature. whs u long bladed picket i ' group to Iron out differences ernor stands in diTiutice of spare attempt by a man or The study said the chief knife and one thrust hud in the general appropriations: fc,,cr, | Iluulority. be encour- woman. obstacle to quality and econ­ p e n c t r n t e d Rehren’s biU. ages others to join him—Unit omy in the university system heart. was the present board of One of the members, Sen. brings on racial violence,” Propaganda Ilehrenx had lieen u GREENSBORO. N.C. (UPI) control mako up. He laid the WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Ed Fraser of MacCIcnny, u "«'** Flowers, resident of Lake Monroe — Almost 700 Negroes jailed beard had a weak adminis­ United States has dismissed the Legislature'* strongest Thc •nnouncement of »cfor 35 years. for r a c i a l demonstrations trative atatus In the state's c*»,Unf0 uf lh" 4lu,‘- as "typical propaganda" a here were released early to­ advocate of taxing groceries ents government. rams a t a hearing in Soviet proposal for withdraw­ to finance a spending bill of day. The Negroes, some of Fagan said tha bill was which Mute was to answer al of U. S. Polaris nuclearthem crying, marched from )1 billion or mors. Other charge* of contempt of court missile submarines from thc TALLAIIASHKK (U Pli — TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — designed to overcome many members are Sens. L. K. a temporary jail. for not admitting the Negroes. | Mediterranean. A Pasco County judg* charged Gov. Farris Bryant signed of the objections in the re­ The Negroes, most of them Edwards. Irvine; Ed Price. port and taka the board away Shortly after the announce­ today a t tha impeachment into law today a bill to pro­ from polities. college students, were order­ Bradenton; Dewey Johnson, ment, Wallace, who pledged Hailstones Quincy, and KW. Gautier, ed by Guilford County Sher­ tect the public against buy for Alabama at his inaugura­ lly United Press International hearing of Circuit Judgs Rich­ iff Clayton Jones to leave a New Smyrna Beach. ing subdivision land in Flor­ A Texas-sized hsil storm ard Kelly th at "w* do not hava tion last January, "segregaThe House committee has Justice” in the county. reopened polk) hospital where tion now, segregation tomor­ left hailstones piled IS inches ida which does not live up the) bad been held. The hos­ not been announced. row, segregation forever,” deep In West Texas today, The situation Is getting eo to promises of Um promoters. Carraway urged the group pital was ringed by police railed a new conference tn i Crops were flattened and cars bad, said Small Claims Judge to "try to come back with The bill, a part of the gov­ A. J. Hayward Jr., "that one and sheriff! deputies as the a solution by thc end uf this Montgomery to make clear ' were dented by the golf-ball does not talk to Judg* Kelly ernor's program, create* Negroes left. his stand. ' sire stones and at least two week.' three . member Installment without a court reporter pres­ A few of the male student* The conference, always held The governor suid, "The ob­ road* were closed. land sale* Nurd with power An espansion of its expedit­ ent." sat oo the Hour amt had to behind cloved doors, could ligation to protect the tradi­ to suspend or revoke certi ed service for less than car* Hayward testified before a be carried down the halls b) be a tug-of-war between tion and sovereignty of this Supplies Dwindle I flcates of persona engaged in load freight ahlpmenta ha* deputies to an outer lobby. DALLAS (UPI) - A Red • |>eciul House committee look­ economy forces ami liberal 'to te •* n,y obligation and will the business of telling sub­ been announced by the At­ A group of 122 Negro girl* spenders. The House has vut- he fulfilled by me.” He auid Cross official said Tuesday ing into charges by the Pasco division land oa the install­ lantic Coast Line Railroad. from Bennett College liatly cd a hill of $943 million and the federal government "might Cuba will ran out of its sup­ County Bar Association Unit ment plan Prime F. Osborn, president refused to leave the make­ the Senate *1,125.000.000. hesitate'' to put hini in jail ply of drugs obtained in a Krlly should he Impeached at All persons dealing in sub­ ot Seacoast Transportation a judge in the 8th circuit on shift Jail and remained there. because of his position but swap for invasion prisoners in division sales of more than Company (an ACL aubsldiary A total of 1(7 other Negro would not be reluctant to jail about ■ year and will be grounds of official miscon­ 50 lot* on installment con organized to perform the sc * demonstrators remained in lesser officials, including the laced with a medicinal crisis duct. The committee, which heard "TAKE ME TO—"—.. tracts must register with Uie vice) said that second-day the sheriffs custody at two trustees. . when it does. two day* of testimony last Out - of - this • world board amt pay a lee of not delivery will now be made county larm units am! the Jail more (tun $100, renewable h> all Flo. da points from week in which Pasco lawyers “visitor" in T o l e d o , in nearby High Point. Wet Now annually. Their salesmen also Atlanta. charged that Kelly harassed Ohio, is u pretty downBARTOW, Fla. I CPI) to -e a rth fellow. His must register and pay a $5 He added, "We feel that Bring on Hie booze, boys, the ami embarrassed them. KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) h this service will be of special head is a highway con­ fee. 70-year thirst in Polk County —Two teams of American All adsertising of such benefit to the business com­ struction f l a r e , the lands must be first submit­ mountain climbers struck out No personnel changes are Is over. Determined "wets” “l>ody" is a workman's ted to the hoard for screen­ munity in providing a vast­ 1 inarched to the polls Tuesday WASHINGTON (U PI) - toward the top of Mr. Evervst, anticipated in the Sanford ly improved and far more ruini-ont, nnd his spine ing to ascertain whether it dependable distribution meth­ Rep. Francis E. Walter’s doc­ tha world’s highest |H-uk. branch uf A 31. Kidder A Co and trounced the “dry*" by a parking meter stand. tor has confirmed that the from the south and east sides when the entire stock Inok- a 25,211 to 22.WM margin, ac­ is misleading or fraudulent od than has ever been offer­ veteran Pennsylvania Demo­ toduy in hopes uf meeting at erage lirni Is taken over June cording to unofficial returns in any way. ed before. crat ia suffering from leuk­ the summit. 3 by ilcynolds A Co. and from tha county's 48 preThe improved service te ' rim ts. emia, Walter's office announc­ An official spokesman fur Francis I. du Pont k Co. O T T A W A (UPI) — The Assigned Here provided by using trailers in the expedition said there wa* Frederic I). Garcia Jr., AEed today. The Sanford branch along coordinated piggyback and NATO spring council opened The atatcinent eaid l)r. “high hopes (or everybody." I with 24 other Florida oftices today with a stern warning 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ highway service and was k Darrell C. Crain had confirm­ But, he said, there was no con­ | will become a part of the Open Higher augerated last Monday. from Canadian Prime Minis­ eric D. Garcia Sr., of 753 ed the rausa of Waltar’a long firmation that anyone actually 1 Reynolds firm. NEW YORK 4UPI) - ter Lester B. Pearson against Haywood Circle, has been PAN'MUNJOM. K o r e a — illness through testa. Walter is had rra< bed the peak when Knn Barley, local manager, I Stocks opened irregularly the perils which would stem transferred from a Navy (UPI) — Communist North at Georgetown University hos­ last word was radioed to Kat­ said no personnel changes higher in fairly active trad- from a split between the school at Jacksonville for Korea today refused to re­ mandu from the base camp. pital. 1ing today. North American and Europe­ shore duty with Heavy At­ lease two Americans heli­ are anticipated. tack Squadron Three at San­ copter pilots or even to dis­ an members of the alliance. Pearson, welcoming the for­ ford Naval Air Station. close whether they still were Fleet Reserve Association eign and defense ministers of ■live after a forced landing members will stage a "terlythe IS nations of the alliance, on Communist territory Fri­ aki" steak dinner for the •aid thc trend toward Europe­ day. public between 3 and 8 p.m. The United Stales believes Saturday at the FRA borne, TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - A Floridan fishing in the salt Outdoor Recreation Fund to Under the outdoor recrea­ an unity was an "axclting de­ Bridge . . . Page 8 the pilots, Capts. Ben W. 219 Seminole Boulevard. To­ compromise salt water fish­ waters of hi* home county. purchase and lease water­ tion law. the Cabinet will velopment" but It would be Pag* 3-A Classified . "a sad day for peace and se­ ing license bill was sent to It also exempts persons over front and inland areas (or Stutts, 32, of Florence, Ala., day is the final day for re­ have authority to use the Page 2-A Comics __ curity if a united Europe and Charlrton W. Volts, 38. of servations. the floor for final action to­ (5 years of age and under public recreation. Dear Abhy J'age 8 Frankfort. Mich., are alive. Directors will meet at 7:38 day with the backing of the IS. It was part of Gov. Far­ funds for such purposes as played a separate role." Editorial Pag* 1-A But lie added that “ chang­ But Maj. Gen. Ueorgu II. looigbt lo discuss dinner Tourists and other visitors ris Bryanl's legislative pro­ providing new public beaches, Senate’* Salt Water Con­ Entertainment _ Pag* 7 Cloud who met with North plans. Memorial Day aer­ servation Committae. may obtain a 25 cents dally gram and he had to come obtaining land* for access by es that have been wrought tagal* _ Pag* 2-A * 3-A Korean negotiator* a t this ates* a t noon May 30. Sea to waterfront since the last NATO meeting to its rescue last week with fishermen The compromise measure, license. Puxsl* _ Pag* 2-A trace village, said the Com­ Scouts meeting at 7 p. m. Revenue from the license a pica for support of It as areas, construction of boat in Ottawa point to the nerd setting a new 91.75 annual Society . . . _ Pag* 8 salt w a t e r fishing license fee would go Into the land the bulwark of his ambitious ramps, artificial reefs and i for some new definition of thc munists "Don't have the de­ Tuesday, and election of ofcency to tell us.'* I Atlantic comm unity." H p o r ts ---- ^ — Pag* 9 public fishing piers. liter* June 18k exem pts from the tec afly acquisition trust fund y the outdoor recreation plan. Cuba Bound Jury D Find .s.. DeLoach Innocent Big Spenders Dominate Group On Money Police Release 700 Negroes 'No Justice' In Pasco County, Judge Testifies •! Bryant Inks Bill To Protect Land Buyers ACL Expands Freight Service Walter F " With Leukemia Two Yank Teams Move On Everest No Personnel Changes Seen Pearson Warns Of Treaty Split Viets Hold Two Yanks I 'Compromise' Fish Bill On Floor Steak Dinner Slated By FRA Herald Index a f �Quantity Right* Reserved • Prices Good Thru May 26th It's the second bitf week of our store monogec'a tale end we Invite you to come In and compare Winn-Dixie. Compare our stores, our merchandise, our prices, our selection ond our personal. We believe you'll love shopping at Winn-Dixie. Friendly service is the rule ot Winn-Dixie. This is a wonder­ ful time for you to discover how to make your shopping pleasant and profitoble. Low prices and the finest quality is yours at Winn-Dixie. Visit us today. Stamps fold present Mrs. E rnest Bolick, wife of th e pastor of tbs Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, a gift in appreciation for the use of the church for their meetings. From left a re Dale Bromberv Mrs. Bolick and Leslie Hsurtwig. The g ift a set of towels made by th e girls to earn merit badges. (Herald Photo) Government r LARGE SMOKED Fanners ’Reject' JFK's Wheat Plan T he nation’s wheat WASHINGTON (UP1) farmers, rebelling against federal controls, today dealt President Kennedy a major farm policy defeat by overwhelmingly rejecting hia strict 1964 wheat program. ..................................................... Returns from Tuesday's nationwide referendum Hew York Set SHANK PORTION (bowed that the President’* proposal was buried wader sa avalanche of "so” votes test could portssd s sharp chsafs in federal programs for farm- The h a st Agriculture De­ NIW YORK (UP!) — The partm ent tabulation for ths big town wiahea Godspeed to- record turnout waa 307,771 -dsp-to-the-maa who said a votes against the administra­ htUo prayer In apace. Astronaut L. Gordon Coop- tion plan and 347,131 la fa­ ar, one of the new bread of vor. There were 73,«75 chal­ spaceman who a rt writing lenged votes to be counted history right out of this star. world, cornea to take hia The percentage of **yea" plaee among the American .votes waa 47.79. Kennedy fail­ heroes of the past who have ed to muster a simple major­ bean tlekertaped up atoried ity, m uch lass the two-thirds Broadway in the city's Uadi- vote h^ncfded to put hia pro­ gram Into effect. 'tlonal welcome. The weather Forecast was Tbs outcome was ballad by ter cloudy skies In tho after­ the American Farm Buraau noon with a cbanca of show­ Federation aa "A bright day ers later la the day. Tha for agricultural' I t confront­ temperature waa expected ed Congress with the dilemma to be In the 60’a. But New of whether to enact a new York's millions were prepar­ whe«< program or let growers ing a welcome that not even operate under a stop gap plan a downpour would hinder. with lower price supports. Lower Broadway was renam­ Thia la what the vote maant ed "Mercury Way" for the for wheat farmars: Tho 1M4 p.rada. crop will be grown without The 30-ycarold Oklaho­ marketing quotas and no man’s plane was scheduled t i n e a for overproduction. to arrive a t La Guardis Air­ Price aupporta will drop from port i t noon bringing along the present $3 a bushel to the Cooper family, five other $1.23 and will bo paid only to astronauts, Vice President growera who stay within their Lyndon I). Johnson, and acreage allotments. The decision could have for-reaching effect on other farm ers, too, espectaDy in government program s dial­ ing with farm surpluses. Ken­ nedy's “ supply management" plan probably would hava been proposed for other crops If the wheat farmer* had ac­ cepted it. Reds To Launch Spacewoman BOGOTA, Colombia (CPI) —Two viiltlng Soviet tech­ nicians tald Tuaaday Russia hopes soon to put tha first spacewoman Into orbit. M. KlUipuv and M. V. Honuntebenku, delegates to an international communications conference here, told a press conference the Kremlin plans to end male domination of 1space. fresh Only It* ><*> s. G overnm ent groded beet wears th e W -D *'•> *• Plotted in te m p - r a tu r a c o r v trolled eo o len , W -D beet * oged to th e very P * 3* <* tender, flavorful by n a tu re > own !>«*•** while .till fresh. N o d h « f bM f so fresh could be » n atu rally tender. N o wBfttndflrlztri rmtatOe LEAN b r is k e t REGULAR 49d . . TAR NO W BAKED . . (PLUS 25 EXTRA STAMPS) Sliced Picnic ••"» 39* CHUCK Roast COPELAND A U MEAT extra Pork Roast Loin R oast , lean fresh IRISH W H O U ar HALF FORK TOUR CHOICE SPECIAL BLUE or WHITE ARROW POLY-UNSATURATED ASTOR 4? Detergent H f YOUR CHOICE S h o r t e n in g ^ f ! 3 LI. CAN m i Drinks 6 '£ 41* > LONG GRAIN RICE REG. or LOW CALORIE & A sto r O il t** 5 FLAVORS . . CHEK CAN SOFT DIXIE DARLING Fancy . . Save I0< ALL PURPOSE OIL K £ 9 (! A LL PURPOSE OIL . . Sove 11< , J Limit 1 with food order. 2* ■* r 1 m FISCHERS LIGHT ANO DRY m 12-ox. ROTS Just toll us how m uch m o n o y y o u n e e d to meet all your seasonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous servicel H c«k I T Yn 24 Muttl) Sttit,, —tiro oo a r.oo ||$ B MSJ 1*2.00 12 00 iLj» 8 SAVE I0« EACH . . DEEP SOUTH STRAWBERRY LA.Mll SHOULDER SAVE I6< EACH . . DEEP SOUTH LOANS UR TO $600 FAMI LY P 'n u t B u tte r SAVE 4 « EACH . . CRACKIN' GOOD LA.>1U SHOULDER Sdltines SAVE 110 South Magnolia St If EACH . . VAN CAMP . . (300 ConU Pork a Beans 8 CANS GROUND �4 Casselberry Legion Elects New Officers - By J a w Casselberry Q U ANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU M A Y 2 6 * IVIRY (GO GUARANTIID sw eet golden 100 E X T R A b a n ta m Florida com TOP V A LU E STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AT TOUR NEAREST FRIENDLY W INN-DIXIE Good Thru May 26 American Lesion Memor­ ial Port 346 of Casselberry elected officers for the comins year at a meeting held leal Friday night at the WoMen's Club. Harold Kryder was re-elect­ ed post commander. Other officers are Marvin McClain, first vice commander: Frank Messick, second vice com­ mander; Hibbard Casselberry, third vice commander; l.uthe r Mynderse, adjutant; Ken­ neth Green, finance oiticcr. Darwin Shea, chaplain: lien 'Evans, historian: Clarence Doebcnor. service officer and William Filler, sergeant at arms. Elected to the executive committee were Wilbur Mo rey and I.arrv Maptesden. In other business of the meeting plans were complet­ ed for Memorial Day Services to be held Thursday, May 30, at 3 p. m. at tha new Memorial Park on Laka Triplet and Sunset Drives in Casselberry. Legionnaire* have been working hard to get the park1 in shape for the ceremonyj by putting in sidewalks and a Lag pole and planting shrubi and flowers. Loral u-teran organisations,: ministers, ami Hie Lyman' High School Band will ha1 taking part in the services which will be open to tha public. Delegates named to attend the State 1-eg ion ('m e n tio n 1 in Clearwater. June 7 9. were Commander Kryder and Carl1 Stoddard. Refreshments of douhhnuta and coffee were served fnllowing the meeting. Limit One Coupon To Adult With A $3.00 or Mora food Order. ftm w m m m w i i n WISH FLORIDA GREAT Htrsfcty’s CHOCOLATE W IL L IA M M O O UK, Sanford man recently joined thfe Air Force nnd in now umlergnini; bank* training a t Lackland Air Force Ilane in Texan. Moore in the non of Mr. nnd Mm. W. M. Moore of 1100 \V. 25th SUPERBRAND *M._/IIJfRTS — _ — ■- WHIPPED —r n rrtu M argarine * 29/ K y p T . . P l N g y p ^ PIMENTO O tiv r Red Bliss Potatoes Groan Calory G re e n Ot-D FASHIONED STALK* iemonade 8 Pound C A K E PKG Waffles 2 «*<* C u c u m b e rs S a r a l ie Daisy c h e e s e u 40< Biscuits.. 4 PILLSIII id v B P I^ M U R Y or BALLARD w ~ f DOWNYFLAKC SAVE 4 * EACH . . THRIFTY MAJO YELLOW CLING •m u w TALMADGC FARMS SMOKED WHOLE or HALF Country Ham Peaches . P-G Drink 4 Spic Cr Span Salvo T ablets Lustre Creme SAVE 4 * EACH . . THRIFTY M A ID (PINEAPPtl ASTOR FORDMOOK B°by Lim as ^TOR G IAN T . . 19* PALMETTO FARMS . . tPLUS 2S EXTRA STAMPS! DETERGENT 303 CANS . < fresh frozen B ru sse l S p ro u ts ^ astor FRESH frozen Cauliflower _____ 4 A 4T0 R FRESH FROZEN P O T A T O French Fries . A LIQUID » 4AMPOO 303 C A N S <* FRESH FROZEN Mr. Ellery II. Uaddin, 7tt. a winter resident of Longwood for 13 years, died Mon­ day morning while enroute front Richmond, Va., to Stroudsburg, l’a. lie was a mcnilter of the Methodist Church and of Amity Masonic Lodge in Danvers, Mass. 11c was a retired chief engineer of the Champion Light Co of Lynn, Mass. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Grace Itaddin of Longwood and Saugus, Mass.; a son, Harry of Richmond, Va.; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Shi­ vely of Stroudsburg, I'a.; six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Thursday with burial in Saugus. V C S Teachers Set M e e tin g SPECIAL PLAIN or SELF-RISING Vacation Church Set* ad teachers of the Khene/er Methodist Church wdl meet at A IM) p m. today at the church to make final plans for the school which is sche­ duled from June 31 through July 3. Material* Is) In* used for tlie school will be distributed at this meeting ami all teach­ ers are urged to attend YOUR CHOICE ALL GRINDS CHIC., BEEF, T U R K EY & A s t o r Coffee STANDARD RED RIPE VAC PACKED COFFEE Save 18* Apple, Cherry, Peach, C ’nut Fruit Family Tomatoes £ 9s J l Yii SAVE 3 Sire EACH I !:)' bjihhhU ECONOMY SLICED By louise Mlmaaek New officers of the Seml-i nolo County Federation of Women's Club* will be in­ stalled by Mrs. Charles Mc­ Dowell, district seven dir­ ector, at a meeting to ba held at the Casselberry Wo­ men's Club at 10:30 a. nt. this Thursday. Installed will be Mrs. Milton J. Tinsley, president;! Mrs. Albert Grinwood, first vice president; Mrs. William Gramkow, second vice pres­ ident; Mrs. Clark McCoy,1 corresponding s e c r e t a r y ; ) •frits. iu n it'i vlfhi . tteasmet, and Mrs. Boy Titlia, auditor. Mr*. Tinsley will present' a report on the Convention o(> the Florida Federation oh Women's Club which was held recently in West Palm Beach.* A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. An executive board meeting1 will In* held at 10 a. m. pre-l ceiling the general meeting! and installation. 75 Attend DeBary Dance By Mrs. Adam Mailer Some 74 residents of De­ llary and adjoining areaa at-] tended a dance sponsor* * lad Saturday night in the Itecrcation Hall of the De-| llary Fire Station by th J Volunteer Firemen'* Assn. I Specialty numbers were presented by Mr. and Mrs.] William Stripp and by Mr.! and Mrs. Darwin Bruce. The neat dance sponsored by the group will be held from 8 until It p. m. on Saturday, June 1. O V E R 33 Y E A R S At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) • Carpels • Furniture • Tile • I'lanop * Rental Red* IUSEONLYTHE BESTINGREDIENTS INMYPAINTS ^ W ITH T M li COUPON AMO PUPCHASL Of GR. A QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN I Free Too Vabo Stam< n x TM» CCU*ON AND H.ieO MM r w l a w moTTVrtrt Tbriftf la id Oaisap 51 Fret Tip Vi Im Stinps wpw 7 m COUPON AND PUHCHAil Of Ohl a Lrt P*« 56 Free Toy Vitae tlu p W ITH TH«i COUPON AMO PURCMAW Of • l OO 04 MOBI WOrtVMOrt Crackia’ Good Fig Bars Health I Beaaty Aids AT ANT W INN-DIXIE AT ANY WIHN-pixi! rtrtrtrt TWN MAY MTM ' i w p i ' w c t *<'t 'f r i '(w t i w n * i P A IN T S S u n fo rd , Fla. �, ,.. t ^- • ■m; v«r ft ft ) I GREEN GIANT MS CAN Cream Style Com . . . 5/99c GREEN GIANT MS CAN Green Peas . . . . . . 5/Wc IS OZ. CAN 50 50 STA M P BONUS M FREE GILT KTOI STAMPS | With nil Catpat And Thn Pwcham>01 I DUKES C O R N O IL . 69c | COUPON GOOD AT TOUR THRIPTWAT 1 ONLY. THRU NAY M Van Camp Corned Beef . . . 1 49c S OZ. CAN LTKE8 Potted M e a t . . . . . . . . 2/2lc % LB. PKG. Liplon T e a . . . . . . . . . , 45c ft S LB. BAG See-All R i c e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c 50 STAM P BONUS 50 (0 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS ------W ith T fak -Ciwinuii A w l IM I m ttlW P I------ 7 OZ. CAN RENUZIT A IR D EO D O R IZERS . 59c (ALL FLAVORS) YOUR CHOICE „ 0, eh SNAT 12 OZ CANS Dart D r in k s . . . . . . . . 6/41c Pla n ta tion 5 lt l b ag s Meal or G r it s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c NO. Vi CAN COUPON GOOD AT TOUR THRIPTWAT Halfhill T u n a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c ONLY. THRU MAY U NO. IVi CANS COUPON Royal Purple Plums ST A M P B O N U S 50 STOKELY’S NO. 2 . . . 4/99c ELO U5 CAN Pineapple Chunks. . . . SO FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS Willi This Coupon And Thn P u rth u a Of LYSOL 7 OZ. CAN '/, GAL. JUG SPRAY D IS IN F E C T A N T 99c Clorox COUPON GOOD AT YOUR TIIRIFTWAY ft B in u c s n 4/99ci PILLSBU RY SUNSHINE 14 OZ. PKG. 35cOatmeal Cookies . 35c t ONLY. THRU MAY U J>JU2Ah (pAodujCC FRESH 50 ST A M P B O N U S 50 SO FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS , With ThU Coupon And Thn Parcbnnn Of CRISP BR ACH'S I Vi OZ. PKG. Chocolate M alt Balls 39c COUPON GOOD AT YOUR THRIPTWAY ONLY, THRU y_ y t MAY 25 ST A M P BO N U S BELL PEPPERS. . 3 for 14‘ FRESH 74 CRISP ▼ .▼ n s C O U P O N 25 CUCUMBERS 3 ^ 1 4 25 LETTUCE V FOODK1NG OLEO 2 LBS, 1 Lb. (Quarters) 25 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS With ThU Coupon And The Purchnnn Of ,MERITA Cherry Angel Food Cake 49c COUPON GOOD AT YOUR THRIPTWAY ONLY. THRU I HEADS v» g a l . MAY 25 Sealtest Sherbet H GAL. Autocrat Ice Cream CO UP ON 50 ST A M P BO NU S 50 FRESH SO FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS With ThU Coupon And Tin I’urchtM Of ARMOUR STAR I L a CAN I GRERN GIANT I t OZ. PROS. PEAS IN BUTTER BAUCR OR B RO CCO LI_________________ PRICES GOOD THUI&, FRL, SAT. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Spiced Lunch Meat . $1.: COUPON GOOD AT YOL'R TIIR1FTWAY ) ONLY. THRU MAY 25 { 25th b PARK i o �WITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR FRIENDLY SANFORD THRIFTWAY Limit 1 Coupon P tr Adah With 95 O r More Food Order EXPIRES MAY 25TH U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Beef C H O IC E U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Beef Boneless Rump Roast U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Beef U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Beef Boneless Pot Roast FU. G ndt U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Beef Boneless English Cut iii. PAN READY SPLAT faow m ij. VYlsual U. 8. GOVT. GRADED BEEF CHUCK RO AST... U. 8. GOVT. GRADED (BONE IN) R U M P R O AST U. 8. GOVT. GRADED P R IM E RIB RO AST . . . . BO N ELESS A L L M E A T STEW U. S. Govt. Graded • Sirloin • T-Hone • Club Lb, “The Kind Of Ham Your M eat Cutter Takes Home” Whole or Shank Half 10 -14 Lb. Avg. Smoked - Fully Cooked Armour Star FRESH 100% PU R E , Armour Star N E C K BO NES & PIG FEET . . . lb. 10c PO R K L IVER lb. 19c DRY SA L T PORK lb. 29c ARMOUR STAR SMOKED SLICED Armour Star Sliced Breakfast Bacon Armour Star All Meat Franks . • C H U N K BO LO G NA • W IE N E R S • SM O. SA U SA G E « T A L L H IC K O R Y SL IC E D B A C O N .............. 3 LBS. 99c T h u fim u f �Installation Planned By Pilot Club ByAbigail Vaa Baron DEAR IDIOT: I f you “break up* a t w hat should be a very tender and sober moment — break up with An* th u r. Ha is definitely not fo r you. • Mrs. 1 .1 . Chapman gars a the party haw* e< 4 to u a -S T • ■TtoeMd to s a r i Ms < SOS mocking, chatting 'S e lse u g a n d l*' a i Turner, Vada , Linda A. WUUama, Tamny, Janie Ashby, McCall, Diana Beasley, se Higginbotham, Judy MRS. VERNON HARDIN, le f t presents a g ift to Miss Flat Kuhn a t a graduation party la her honor. A t right is her mother, Mra. Robert Kuhn. (Herald Photo) oie, fleaaa T a n a a r , Personals DEAR ABUTi Yo« probably won’t botkva th is te w ritten by a 21f u r aid girl, b a t it id. I am dating a man ( k t’n call him A rthur) but not itM d y . I data other*, too, b u t ho’a th a only man I know who la in a ponitkm to got m arried. I know ha ia m a y about me. Tha problem: E rary tim e he goaa to kiaa me h a gata a aort o f pained expraaaioa on hia face aad hia noatrila widen, m aking him look like a h o n e. I Juat “break up** and go into a laughing f it whfeh I can’t control. Abby, I really care for th is man, but I”m ruining it for myself. W hat ia th e m atter w ith me? ARTHUR’S IDIOT • • DEAR ABBY: My neighbor and I are good friends. H er eight-year-old other committee chain* en daughter whom I shall calf Janie, plays with my seven-year-old daugh­ te r. I f my suggestions do not meet will have e representative at with “Janie’s" approval, she opens the tISO aseual meeting ea up w ith a sasslnesa such as I ’ve nev­ June I. The seat meeting ia sched­ e r heard from a child. I’ve tried to be uled for May 9 and will be patient, but m y own daughter has an Installation dinner. Hot- started to pick it up and now it has p o in t I’ve te a m wig he Mrs. A. 0. reached the breaking Payne aad Mrs. Marvia Wil­ heard “Janie* apeak to h e r mother liams aad Mra. Btevaasea win th is way without punishment or cor­ rection, but wonder if she knows the iaitail the officer*. child talks to other adult* in thla We ere kiyfy to report that DEAR BREAKING: Tall your neighbor in n friendly way th a t you will not permit her daughter to ease you. And inform her th a t unless Juaie stops it your daughter will not be allowed to play with bar. e Hew Arrivals U. end Mrs. Ronald L. llkieen, of Waraer-Robins. G«, announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Helen, April XI at the Waraer-Bobiaa Base nnijltil They also hava two bo ss, Ben aad Bobby Pataraal Mrs. 1. P. Robison and m itonal grandparents are Mr. aad Mrs. P . B. Montgomery, aC Weodlytt, Pa. Ju st Arrived! Big Shipment Libbey Stemware And Barwars Gifla • Cards • Books (Formerly McVieara) 210 E. First Bt. LONG TERM INVESTMENT YOU ^ 6 LIKE LOAFERS YOU’LL LOVE THESE! DEAR “V” : Advise the manager to watch the woman and get hia own evidence. Get it off your chest. For a per­ sonal reply, write to Abby and send a self-addressed stamped envelope. FOR Sportswear Lingerie Bathing Suits H andbags Costume Jewelry OES Observes Friendship Night Mrs. Markos waa then pre­ Mrs. J . R. Wells Jr. wss sented a gift by Worthy Ma­ hostess for the monthly bus­ tron, Mrs. Clprles Cole, and iness and social meeting of each of the visiting Marthas the Indies Society of tha Locomotive was also preseutsd a remem­ Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineraen. brance of the occasion. Plans were made for Mrs. Grand Instructor of District Eudonal Ethridge to attend 24, Mrs. Wanda Mercer, ol the National Convention In Uunnell, urged officers to at­ July. Members were asked to tend a School of Instruction back legislation which would May 23 a t 2 p.m. la Titusville. improve health and sanitation Birthday hnnorees, Miss facilities on diesel engines, Anne Muir, Mrs. C. N. Rob­ cabooses and camp cars. erson, and Mrs. Fred W. They were also asked to Lons by contributed to the back the minimum safe crew Rainbow Fund and were pre­ bill which would insure five sented ceramic plaques of crew member*, engineer*, “Praying Hands.” firemen, brakemen, flagmen The Chapter room was dec­ and conductors, on each train orated with polled plants at for the safety of the public the various stations and th* and the railroad men. dining room tables were cen­ The group enjoyed a spsghtered with “May Day” bas­ etti supper, last week, with kets of paper doilies filled their husbands aa guests. w i t h nosegays of yellow, white, and purple static*. Small favors of bats fash­ DeBmry ioned frim vaper doilies were at each place and the mem­ bers r.nd guests donned them in festive mood as they were served punch ami cake by Mr. and Mrs. William Wil­ Mrs. W. T. Corbett, Mrs. Harvey Martel), Mrs. Ruth liams of Plantation Road at­ Hamilton, Mrs. Alonso Me- tended the Standard Oil MUs Steffi. Durak. of Mar Caltoy, Mrs. Helen Bruce, Company Convention, held at blebead. Mass., arrived yes­ aad Mrs. Florence York. Houston, Tex., last weekend. terday, to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. M. J . Du­ rak at Uielr home on the Gar­ ner Road. The Durak'a son, Michael, and his wife, of Pras.nl Thin Ad For Starke, are expected to join th* family for the weekend. Your Fro* Wolf Head (tie JJt& Uhutuw Token • Good For On* Kimmons Hostess For VAH-9 Bridge Car. K. le t A Baaford At*. FA 2-1829 or FA 2-8432 200 N. PARK A V I. STORE HOURS: • TO I J t By Ruth Milfett that's admired everywhere! Catholic Club Meets Thursday ra -w u ? • BEAUTIFUL • PRACTICAL • STYLISH JUST TH E THING FOR A GIFT FOR YOUR “GRAD. SMARTER. The Ivrautifully contoured d e ig n make* •S the shmI fashionable luggage obtaiuablr anywhere today. LIGHTER: The lighted luggag) --------je yon ve ever earned. Actually pound* lighter than o th er luggage. STRONGER: F ibergla.. reinforced one-piece molded ronitruclion*. Ounce for ounce the .Irnngc.t luggage. I’rru u n ite * covering* rr.ivt M-ralchc. and acuda — wipe clean with damp cloth. ROOMIER. Park* up to 2irii more rlolhet than com parable .ire luggage. N asi To Plnacrast School Duty Moo. Thru Sat. FROM 9 A. M. -4 P.M. LAUNUERAMA OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY “Featuring Pashto** Juat P er T en- FOR A GIFT™ Mach As A Rag. Washer) On LOOK* you regard th* rail aa a duty, ta detract from the ’’nice-?) rather than a pleasure.) —“I hope I haven’t offend­ —“I didn’t tee you at tha ed you.- (If you haven't, that so-snd-so’s party the other remark will be sure to do the evening, (Maybe It waa be­ trick. And if you have, it won’t cause she wasn't invited.) help the eituatloa) —“If you come from such—“We must get together and-euch a town you must sometime.” (That's a brushknow tho so-and-eoe. Ha’s e off in anybody’s language. very important aomethlng-or- Seylng "soon” would asak« It other.- (If the person doesn’t n real pleasantry.) happen to know your impor­ tan t friend, you've made him feel as though you’re wondering *why not?’* —“Do you follow me?* (Give the other person credit for having sen** enough to follow you.) Mrs. —“Just how big ia your ranch, or your plantation, or your farm ?” (Thai's like ask­ ing a businessman how much money he haa in the bank.) Mra. G. W. Kimmons enter—'*Nic« little place you tained the VAH-9 Officer have.- (Why add the “ littleWives in her home last week, with n very enjoyable eve­ ning of bridge. Cold drinks, coffee and dessert were serv­ ed prior to the game. Mrs. J. L. McCracken waa An Esecutive Meeting will th* lucky winner of th* high be held by the officers and score for the evening. Mr*. board of the AU Souls Cath­ Kimmons was second high olic Women's Club this Thurs­ winner and Mr*. R. D. Cooke day, In the Parish Annex, im­ had tho low acore. mediately following the No­ Other wives attending were; vena Services. Mme«. A. O. Karnes, W. L. Mrs. Paul Auroin, the pres­ Uurks, K. L Atkinson, A. K. ident. requests that all board Reno, W. 1. Lewis, J . L. Ship- m e m b e r s and committee man, W. E. Markl-y, T, B. chairmen, please be in at­ Wood, and T. E. Quillln. tendance. 20 Lb. Wash (Twlc* As 17th 81. Attendant ROOM Some remarks which are passed out aa pleasantries actually aren’t F or Instance: —“Haven’t you lost some w eight?” (That implies tho person needed to loso weight so badly bo'll b* pleased to hear th at you think be hat.) —“ Where have you been keeping younslf?” (That im­ plies th at the person hasn’t been out and going places the way you have.) —“I feel eo guilty that I've never gotten around to calling oa you.- (Your fooling guilty makes the other person think Personals SANFORD FLOWER SHOP OPEN ALL DAT WBD. AND FRIDAY NITB By Oswald Jacoby OFFICERS OF THE DIRT GARDENERS CIRCLE a t the final meeting of the season. From left, nested, Mrs. E. 8. McCall Sr. retiring president; Mrs. R. F. Robinson. Back row, Mrs. C. D. Perry, new prenident; Mm. Hamilton Biabee, Mrs. W* E. Bristol and Mra. W. E. Kirchhoff. (Herald Photo) -ELBOW H ate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 8865, BEVER­ LY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby** new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS.* Anyone who gets in tha habit of passing hia partner's two no-trump bids is going to miss to io ssf VXII plenty of gamas, but thia time ♦ AKQTf North bed a good reason. Ho ♦7 had heard hia partner’s orig­ inal pais and felt that it was most unlikely that three notrump could make. Hence in my opinion the blame for milling tho game testa 09.99 per cent on South'a shoulders. South had commit­ ted a real bridge crime. He had peaaed an opening bldl Even then he had a chance to Correct things. No un« was twisting his arm and ordering him to bid two no-trump. He hearte. Since tha ctub finesso I and South was annoyed a t hia could have jumped rig h t to was on for him there waa no partner. throe no-trump and anvod all defense to beat three no-trump I I agree with South in part, the trouble. Personals G IF T S s DEAR ABBY: I work a t a founth i In a drug store. Also working ia this drug store is an older woman who is steeling the store blind. One day I caught her in the act and call­ ed her on it and she said, “Doesn’t everyone?” Should 1 teH the m ans««1 * y tt Dirt Gardeners Close C lub Year M embcn of the Dirt Gar­ dener's Circle met at the homa of Mrs. F. A. Palmer for the final meeting of the club year, with Mrs. B. V. Robison, vies president, pro­ dding. It was announced that Mrs. Henry Simpson will ha chair­ man of the “ World Gardena” with Mra. W. B. Wray aa chairman from the Dirt Gar­ dener's. Members were re­ minded to make articles for the November baiaar. Circle members voted to serve aa clerks at the 1M4 flower show. A garden club nursery has been started at the home at Mrs. A. W. Epps Sr. to grow plants for the new club building grounds. New officer^ for the coming year are May- C. D. Perry, president; Mrs. I . S. McCall, vice president; Mrs. W. E. Klrehhoff, secretary, a n d Mrs. W. E. Bristol, treasurer. Mrs. Hyatt Saytr was wel­ comed ae a guest At the con­ clusion of the meeting a cov­ ered dish luncheon was serv­ ed. Co-hostesaee were Mrs. McCall and Mrs. W. A. Krattori. About 90 members were present for the luncheon meeting. The neat meeting win be Oct. 11 a t 10:30 a-m. at the Leesburg Nursery with Mri. Alice Smart as jpesker. s Erse ft Jonas is convatosdng at his S o n s toOowiag IS days of hnapMaMratioe at the result of a fall fram hia hone ••Stormy." Mr*. Prank Winkler ia ta Seminole Memorial Hospital, Sanford, Mtowtag an acci­ dent with her ear and a leloptsosse pole a* a bee or a wasp decided to ride with her. She was trying to get him eat of the ear and received a brok­ en note and had bruise. Otherwise the win mea he out again. ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED �Iff tu to r! |r r « t t May 22. 196,1 — Page 7 We've Really Sharpened Our Pencils-Just Look! Every Shelf Is Crammed W ith... Television Tonight T:M <D K ara WEDNESDAY P . M • :M (t ) W arn. f n a i r (t) e u i i a • i m i H i it) A ac M » <i> Editorial 1:11 U> SSigio m « n i l !■ Sparta 1:11 ID Atlantia W M tlir id u u -m . a .ta tn g Po»t ,1) N lllW t* Xi * i M l III rdltorlal C , n « i i l (I) Aoort. p tctu 'a M l (I) W aaih.r Shaw KM* I I ) l.*arnd of M e T.44 S:S! S:l» MS 1:1# S:«*e S:St M utt M arket B e. I ! ) N»wn * Wo*ikor i d T itsr I ! ) P r.-irk ool P ltn a la g IS) -M ltkltfe Ooepol Tim.'" IS) Cspltln K aagaro* (S) Miskey K v a ss S«ow I D Weather a n ! 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IS) l>*r In Court M l ID Sign on ID Art l.lnk latltr'a 1:41 III H en On lluu.cparty T:04 III W lk l Up IIo a lt■ S.va II) M.r* Clrllfls IS) Jon* W ym sa Fraa.aia 4 .t t 111 Loratta Toung III Mllllanalra ID guaan Nor a Day d \» u I'on't Boy 7:30-9.pm . NBC. Th* Vir- 1 11 i III To T .ll Th# Tratk ID Wha Do Toa Traat gtniin. “Weil", (color) (re­ S.SS i f ) Calllogw aad Mtwa run ). This icrici- rerun acheIf) *#cr*t alarm 4:0t 111 Th. M sleh Mama dule ita rti with an epl vxje ID hrcrai Mlorm It) Ain. H and.land that had two major dlstinc4 .1 ! I t ) Miha Room far Daddy tioni, an extremely thin story ID F la t af Night and extremely good acting. IS) p i.i-o .a ry '41 IS) Am .rlcaa N.waalaad Regular Iiotig McClure dc- 4| va on «p> llrnm.i 14) Unci. W all aervei part credit for the l ie ID I Md 1 lir a a latter, although moat ihould III llu tk l.b o rr y Hoand go to gueita Stava Cochran I:S ! (D Woathor M ow ID N ..I o f Oroarke and Clauda Alt ini. Cochran , -----------TTV* FIRST CUT Mt V STEWNG HENS Fla A (tra d e PORK CHOPS Lbs. I ) & I) Sunnyland Smoked TV Previews playi an imaginative and fun- if" loving driitar who convince! Tram pai the old wait still exists and he la going to find i t ’ Akins plays his brawny brainlais sidekick and does it perfectly. With a fourth m e m b e r (James Brown), they set out. finding a few laughs, some adven­ ture, and ultimately tragedy. Allen Casa plays the sheriff who bring* them beck to reality. V 7:301:30 p. m. ADC Wagon Train. "The Antone Rose Story." This may at first ap­ pear a routine plot, but stay with it for a surprise twist that will evolve as an imposslle situation for a pair of young lovers. An invalid rancher (Trevor Bardette) suffers a stroke and loss of speech while trying to dis­ suade his daughter (Judi Meredith) from marrying a basque shepherd (Charles Robinson). After they are married, the father regains bis speech and shocks them with the real reason for hia opposition to the marriage. g:30 9:30 p m . ABC. Going My Way. "A Man For Mary.” (rerun). TV RENTAL • Naira • Service Seminole TV LEAN SHOULDER ROUND . 3 lbs. 98c lb. 58c SLICED BACON . 3 lbs. 69c SMOKED llOCK or PRIME R in A RUMP ROAST . . LEAN B O N E L E S S ______________ MEATY 16739c . . . E 1 8 T T P A R T R IB S POT ROAST FA 2-1929 2 L - ■r . THU-TENDER FRESH lOOr- PURE GROUND O Q c BEEF * A 7 T he Nila Teallt Ta r.a (lilt To l llltlSKET or lb. 48c PLATE STEW ROAST . . Zaeitk Color T V Nalae 2499 Baafoed Are. lb. 58c lb. 38c ALL MEAT STEW POT ROAST • Club • Hound • Sirloin Lb. \yiv.ltlf\r^ Mil/* I H T H I A 1 I’HONK FA 2-1219 TON IT K A T lll’KS. A Car Jewel Shortening With Carload Paee 7:33 A IlltS •ELEl’ll ANT GI N " Mirharl Craig |g Color Co-llid • 9:30 Only "TRAPEZE" Gina Lollobrlflds Tony C erlb • a r t l.awraatrr ------ -- S n e c ik EVI abaH L U Z IA N N E 20 LB. TEA BAGS 57c DILL PICKLES , RAO BRENNER t LB. BOX PAPER PLATES ^ * FRESH IIDl.SCM 2 I II. JAR PICKED Blackeye Peas . GRAPE JELLY Yellow Squash CORNED BEEF 3 lbs. 29c FIRM RED SA R A L E E II OZ. Chocolate Swirl C a k e ........... 79c Tomatoes I.KK 12 OZ. I.KK k OZ. WINTER CARDEN 22 OZ. Coffee Cake ............................49c RIKDMKYB 12 OZ. PKG. Peaches ............ . 2 cfns. 25c Frozen Food Pound Cake .......................... 79c TOOA* . lb. 9c FANCY LA RI TA 13 OZ. I iN S \K A WHITE 10lBS28‘ ' ..................39c J j J J g J g SA R A I POTATOES ALABAMA Glltl. 4ii OZ. JAR 18 COUNT WHITE 9 IN. 40 COUNT • APPLE FROZEN PIES• • PEACH CHERRY IIIKU8KYK I LB. I’KG. 04. My Six Lowes (pAnduBB U. S. NO. C H A R C O A L .........................88c e m m e r ioo I d . 7 04 Limit I With I I Food Order .. . ..... A '* * * * J T8& c LB. CAN Regular Admiaaloa Wllhoul Carload l‘aaa Whole Straw b e rrie s...............49c (JUAMITY 4th. 8T. A SANFORD AVE. 1100 W. 13th ST. PRICES RIGHTS RESERVED GOOD THRU MAT 2« J!m S h �To AidRetarded FRYERS 'Merry-Go-Round' A 'Cornin' Here Scboothouse, at the Seminole High School Auditorium, Tuesday at I p. m. This charity • supported •mall school for mentally re­ tarded children was begua by ■ group of Bother* of retarded children several year* ago, and now ha* eight pupil* aad a spoclally-traiaed teacher. rapport ha* boea through donation* aad contribution* from Individual*, dob* aad orgaaisationa. The variety revue which Since U'a Inception, the only win bo presented a t Ike Semi­ nole High School auditorium at S p. a . Tuesday draws the talent from a a a y of the elabs and organisation* who Women's Club ToHave Fashion Show The Lake Mary Women’s Club will moot a t noon Thurs­ day at tho Capri Restaurant In Sanford for a Fashion Show and Loneboon. A demonstra­ tion on the propor application of makeup also will ha pre­ sented. Fashions for Um show, which will bo under direction of Mrs. Harold Patterson with Mrs. Richard flteek as com­ mentator, will bo supplied by tho J. C. Penney Co. Halrstyleo will bo through tho courtesy of Lillian Cordot’s Beauty Shop la Lake Mary. Models will bo Mrs. Robert Mooney, Mrs. Charles Gorraly, Mrs. William 8hattuek, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, Mra. Don Smith and Mrs. Patterson. Tho makeup demonstration nil bo given by Mrs. Jamoa Hay, graduate cosmetic lan and dermatologist MERRY GO ROUND FLANS are shaped up by » committee or mothers who ore members of the Seminole County Assn. for Retarded Children. The entertainment revue will feature talented local persona and la being presented at 8 p.m. Tuesday a t Seminole High School for the benefit of the donation-supported Little Red Schoolhouso for mentally retarded children of tho county. From left are Mrs. Lylah Gorman, therapist; Mrs. John Galloway, Sunland Center chairman; Mrs. Edna Murray, treasurer; Mrs. John Barlow, vice president and director of the show; Mrs. Jerry Keeth, teacher; Mrs. Frank Huhn, secretary and ticket chairman and Mrs. Bobbie Goff, teacher aide. (Herald Photo) Florida Elks Slate Slate Convention Meet Association will hold Its fiftyScvanth annual Convention at Tampa, Thursday through istu rd ay . With the Official Htadquarters located la tho Florida Hotel, the delegates ef the elghty-two Elks Lodges la Florida will gather during the mornings for a round of business sessions under Um chairmanship of State Pres­ ident A. C. Vaa Horn Jr., of r .n a m a City. Thursday afternoon the Rit­ ualistic teams of the Elks Lodges from Tallahassee, Gainesville, Clearwater, Or­ lando, Sarasota, West Palm Baach and South Miami will compete for the State Ritual­ istic crown. The contest will be supervised by State Chair­ man Don C. Jordon, of Jack­ sonville, and the winner will enter the National Elks Rit­ ualistic Contest at Saa Fran­ cisco in July, A highlight of the Conven­ tion will be the annual break­ fast, on Saturday, of the llarry-Anna Committee, with the Past State President Charles I. Campbell of Tam­ pa, as presiding officer. This Committee, which includes A. P. Bowersox and William Livingston of Sanford No. 1241 Elks Lodge as members, Will hear the report of Geo­ rge Carver, Managing Dir­ ector of the llarry-Anna Hos­ pital for Crippled Children at Umatilla, an Institution for tho care of physically handi­ capped children, owned and operated by the Florida State Elks Association. .. Many social activities have been planned for the dele­ gates and their wives by the host lodge, Tampa F.lks Lodge No. 708. The Conven­ tion will come to a close with the customary "State Presi­ dents" Ball on Saturday have contributed funds and volunteer labor, and all pro­ ceeds of the show will go toward the further support of the school. The show Is being directed by Mrs. John Barlow, vice president of the Seminole County Association for Retardsd Children, the parent organisation of the school, which has sought and gained support for the school. The program lor Merry-GoRound includes comedy skits, soogs, dances and Instrument­ al numbers. A well-known duo, Mrs. Marge Kcbelberger and Paul Lewis will be a headliner number of the show, as they sing Broadway show tunes. Sherri and Babette Splnelli, talented pianists, will be beard la a sister-act piano duet and members of the BPO Does will present a Mitch Miller pantomine. Comedy skits will be pro­ duced by the Theta Epsilon sorority, ''Fashions In Orbit"; by the Sanford Moose Lodge, (a secret, but said to be a howler); and by the Semi­ nole County Lunchroom work­ ers. The last on* is to be called, "Borrowing Neigh­ bors." Several tap dance numbers will he presented by the Bar­ bara School of Dance. Tal­ ented Uppers lnelode Susi aad Jeffrey Largen. Debbie and Dale McLain and Vickie Harden. Miss Audrey Decker, also first rate pianist will enter- j tain with some compositions j by Cbopin and Use fam ous! Officers Wive's hit show-stop­ per "The Charleston," will add to the merriment. One of the highlights o f , tlie show, and one which has not been done before will pre-. sent one of the pupils of the Little Red Schoolhiouse in a piano duet. Michael Zarella will Join Faye Karns at the keyboard to show that many handicapped children have talent, too. Anogier surprise number i of the show will be presented I by the Sanford Elks Lodge. U's a musical, but the exact nature of their part of the show was not revealed. Mrs. Barlow said Monday that there is a distinct possi­ bility of several other num­ bers Including a local pop band, and more information on addik.onal entertainment v ill be forthcoming. Advance tickets may be secured from Mrs. Frank Huhn at 2633 French Ave. and at the door on the night of the performance. Several other ticket locations are soon to be announced. Jackson Service Conducted Today Barracks 486 To Meet Friday Sanford Rurrurk* 4Htl olid its Auxiliary, World Wur I Veterans will meet at 7:30 p. m. this Friday Instead of on tho regularly achedulcd meeting date of May 31. This change in ditto is nudu due to the Department Con­ vention to lie held in Tumpu, May 31-June 2, Plans will he made at Fri­ day night's meeting for dele­ gates who will attend the 3luy 31 Statu Meeting. Choristers Set Annual Picnic The Dcllary Choristers will meet at It a. m. Wednesday at tho homo of Director Laura Platt Brown on Gem Lake for their annual pic­ nic. It is requested that all bor­ rowed music be returned at this time. Those planning to attend aro reminded to bring their swim suits. Cards will bo played after lunch. Life expectancy Id the U. S. has risen from 47 to 70 years since 1900. Elects Officers l y Mrs. Adam Walter Recommendation* for m v officers of the DeBary Re­ publican Club, as prtseatsd by Ralph Wither*!!, nomi­ nating committee chairman, at last Thursday's meeting of the group, were approved and installation was conduct­ ed by Tborntoa Smith, past president. New officers ant Horace Merrill, first vice president; Beatrice E. Muller, second vice president; John A. Park, third vice president; Mrs. John Leone, financial secre­ tary; Mr*. Lawrence Tinsley, recording secretary and Mrs. Alvin Wind, treasurer. In other business by-laws of the club were ehanged to provide that the new pres­ klent will have a full nine months in office without In­ terruption of the summer recess. Limit S With Food Order “Super-Right" Corn Fed Western Rib Half With this eoepo* A purchase of Oar Own Loom Tea 1-lb. box 11.02 Coupon good through May 23th. J-S-23 “Super-Right" Heavy Western Beef With this coupon A purthae* of Antlfteotir Lislerine 14-ox bottle 89c Coupon good through May 23th. J-S-23 BONELESS FULL CUT LB. With this coupon A purchase of Aon Page Imitation Vanilla 2 AS LOW AS >20" (PLUS TAX) •5e PER WHEEL TO BALANCE AND THE WEIGHTS ARE FREE. Cavanaugh Tire Service 1401 8. FRENCH AVE 3 9 cs a l e i 16-ox. bottle 25e Coopoa good through May 23th. J-S-23 Pair 'Em Up For E x tra Wear RETIRE WITH FISK By Joan Magla of the Women's Christian Recommendations for of- Fellowship of the Chuluota fle ert of the .Priscilla Circle- Community Cliutcli were picsented at the May 13 meet­ ing by Mrs. Myrtle Moon, chairman of tho nominating committee. The slate Included Mrs. Mildred Wrtght, president; Mrs. Florence Boulden, vice president; SI rs. Ruth Bos-, well, secretary and Mrs. Hil­ da Shupe, treasurer. Instal­ lation will be held at the June 11 meeting at the home of Mrs. Shupe. In other businese Mra. Katherine Jones reported that a total of $00.20 was made on the recent rummage sale sponsored by the circle. Members voted to donate the unsold merchandise to the Goodwill Industries la Orlaa- Drawn Jane Parker Peach or Blackberry Jane Parker Angel Food With this coepee A purthsee of Asa Page CH Vinegar quart bottle 25c Coupon good through May 23th. J-S-23 All Flavors Lima Beans MARVEL 4/49c Lady Betty Prune Juice qt. btl. 35c Sun, r d n tfm have FLORIDA-GROWN fickle Patch Frcah Kosher h Gallon J a r Dill Pickles 49c Ann Page Grape Jelly or Grape Jam 2-lb jar 45c FIRM RIPE Tomatoes ICEBERG Lettuce FANCY LONG GREEN Cucumbers As May is designated Kor­ ean Orphanage ktonth by the circle, members voted to sent a sum of $43.M to the Holt Adoption Agency in Ko­ rea, A vole of appreciation was extended to Mrs. Lit Mur­ phy for seeing that fresh flowcn were put in the church each Sunday during tlie past year. Anyone interested in Join­ Mrs. Mildred Wright, host­ ing a group tour of Germany ess for the meeting, served refreshments at the conclu­ this summer Is Invited to sion of the business session. contact 3trs. Bertha Benton at 1807 Adams Ave. for fur­ ther Information on the trip. Persons planning the trip are members of the GermanAmerican Club and ths group nerds a minimum of 23 per­ sons to be able to charter a plane for the trip. So far 19 persons have signed up and at least six mor* are needed, Mrs. Benton said. Children will be accepted and are half fare under 12 years of age. The trip la to last from four to eight weeks, depending on the wishes of the group, she said. GOLDEN RIPE GOLDEN SWEET Want To Go To Germany? Here’s Chance A&P-Our Finest Duality! Grade “ A' 10-OZ JAR . SPECIAL! ANN PAGE CREAMY SMOOTH Money’s a good thing to have on a Mayonnaise . ARP Frosea Concentrated “rainy day.” But there’s no sense in ANN PAGE aloshing through spring showers to get Ketchup . It. Make withdrawals, or deposits, Nabkco Premium Lb. Box FOR OUR without leaving your car. Our outside G R A N D O P E N IN G M A Y 25th ★ Free Gifts ★ Door Prizes teller windows are open during all Saitines 29c Paste Armoar Star 12 Os. Treet 49c SPECIAL SALE! regular banking hours. Drive in! Armour Star Corned a 13 Vi Os. Bunts Tomato • Os. Caa ORANGE 2/27c Saffola Safflower PL • Os. Blur Label Karo Price* in this ad are x»ud through Seminole Dry Cleaners OPERATED nY MARVIN MILAM 919-22# MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-4933 1 l lb •* if* — . ^ H 4■l i ” LUM BER CO. 700 S. French Ave. Saturday. May 23. Magnolia Ave. at 2nd St.. Sanford, Fla. �•( ill* Bawfarl | m ! ) X 3 7 22, IM S — P a ts 9 ■ Mantle, M aris On A MONSTROUS 12-pound bass is shown after it was i-Hutcht in the Puzzle Lake area by L. B. Crocker on a top water plug. rrrsN r t ------ 1— r— - - y i By l ulled Press UiereaUesul Are MAM back in busi­ ness? And, if they are, bow long will it be before some of those American League "contend­ ers" are out of business? The questions are enough to give the New York Yankees' rivala the Jitters today be­ cause it could mean that Ralph Houk'a world champkins are ready for Utetr longawaited big push. Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris have been awfully quiet for $172.00i)-worth of borne run hitters this season and it's no coincidence that the Yankees have made sev­ then, lo and behold, the long(lumbering Maris woke up with a homer of his own. Sir Roger's Mason totals still show only five homers, 10 runs batted la and a .230 average but hia history • la that be followa Mantle off on a "tear.” Jim Bouton went 54e in­ nings before turning over a 73 lead to Steve Hamilton and received credit (or his fifth win. The Yankees re­ mained one game behind the Chicago White Sox and Bal­ timore Orioles, who are tied for first place in the AL. The While Sox scored their third straight victory when they shaded tha Washington Senators, 44, the Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers, 4-3, and the Minnesota Twins whipped the Boston Red Sox, 8-2, in other AL game*. Los Angeles at Cleveland was rained out. Mike Hershberger singled home the White Sox' first run and contributed a single to a three-run sixth-inning rally that also Included singles by Floyd Robinson and Ron Han­ sen and a double by Joe Cun­ ningham. Relief pitcher Hoyt Wilhelm preMrved Johnny Huzhardt'i fourth win despite being tagged for a two-run homer by Don Lock. eral false starti while other teams shuttled in and out of the AL lead. But Mantle'a big bat exploded Tuesday night and the thunder was ao loud It apparently managed to wake up Maria, too. Mantle, the MVP of the 1962 season, who started Tuesday night's game with six homers and a .293 batting average, hit a three-run hom­ er in the first inning and a two-run homer in the fifth In the Yankees’ 7-4 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. The outburst gave Mantle respectable season totals of eight homers. 20 runs baited in and a .303 average. And Red Equals Pitch M ark Bjr United Pros* International Manager Fred Hutchinson and the Cincinnati Reds always said that Jint Malone’s hurd stuff would overcome his hard luck . . . A 6-foot, 2-inch, 200-pound firebuller from By BUI Vincent J r. fish story about the one that Fresno, Calif., Maloney won nine games for the Wall, a howdy to all you got away. He said that while Reds in 1062 and would huve won more except th a t hia t e a m m a t e s developed paralysis of the but when he appeared on the mound. They didn't score a run for him over the lost 20 innings of the '02 season. Maloney has been getting some runs this season and Tuesday night h t didn't need any luck—just a ninth-inning helping hand from Bill Henry —when he equalled the mod­ ern major league record by ■Diking out eight straight butters in a 2-0 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. Jint went on to fan a gullUl-muii of10 Braves—the third highest single-game total in modem baseball history. Maloney’s eight consecutive strikeouts tied the mark pre­ viously shared by Mux Hurkont of the 1003 Braves ami Johnny i’odres of the 1002 Los Angeles Dodgers. Bob Feller and Sandy Koufax share the game strikeout rec­ following order, The Saints, ord of 18 and Dizzy Dean once Lee Itoud Amoco, Mldwuy suuck out 17 batters in a Market, Weavers Watercress, game. Maloney began his suing Norman Brothers, and the of strikeouts with the last out f.lg's Etts. The l.ig's Etts team receiv­ in the first inning and run it ed a consolation prize of s to Ihe first out in the fourth before Hank Aaron grounded set of crying towels. Winning t e a m s received out- li t had allowed only two trophies for their sponsors hits when lie walked his third und cash awards were made ami fourth batters of the game in the ninth und Henry to the teams. Individual trophies w e r e went in to retire the side. It was Muluney'a sixth win (awarded to the following, High game scratch, iKittie against one loss und he has Johns, 201; second high game, struck out 58 butters in tH)V4 Margaret Durrunce, 192; High Innings. His powerful perthree game scratch, Lillian formnnee has helped to comB.ihuer, 503; second high l pensate for B<rb I'urkuy's slow threo-game, Betty Mailman, I start due to a sore arm as well 476; llandicup high game, as the 1-7 record sported by Mury Logue, 232; second high Joey Jay. Frank Itubinson singled in hnndicap, Lucy Norman, 221; High three-game handicap, the first inning ami hit a sac­ Until hillock, 0Uj; second high rifice fly in the third to drive three-game handicap, Mlini in both Cincinnati runs. Bob Granlxrry, 586; Most improv­ Hemiley suffered his thiid ed player, Margaret Calaxn, defeat compared to four wins. The Sun Francisco (iiunta who came up i t points; High average, Hetty Volkenberg, retained first place with u 3-2 decision over the 1'hiladdphiu 111. The floral centerpieces given 1Phillies, the lazs A n g e l e s us door prizes were won by Dodgers downed the New Itutli Tullock, Addie Mcndes, York Meta, 4-2, the Pittsburgh Piiutcs nipped the Houston and Acdrey Bryant. Cults, 0-6, and the St. Louis Cardinals shaded the Chicago Set Trade Cubs, 5-4, in other action. MONTREAL (D l'l) - Ihe .Montreal Aloui-ttcs tnda> an­ The date Mi B. C. is sig­ nounced they have traded quarterback-linebarker Dave nificant in Japanese history Gross to liie Liiuioiituu E*ki | as the date of the founding inos for Jim ietcavits, an end. of Jtp sn by Jlminu Tenno. liiherm en and outdoorsmen. fishing in Puzzle Lake, he (looked onto a giant bass but I've finally gut myself that lost him. With that kind of big flail itory that l'\e wailed thriU, Crocker returned to 10 long for. the same spot and tried again I was working in the dark with a top water plug and room and all of a sudden 1 with that desire to catch beard a lot of commotion that big bass he hooked onto coming from the back shop. the fish. With a lot of excite­ Curious mo. I had to knowj ment and fun he brought the what was going on, mi I went monster in. to see. I asked Crocker what he There in the middle of the planned (o do with the fish, press room stood L. B. Crock­ and he had decided to take er, with a smile from ear to it to Orlando to be mounted. ear, holding a giant 12 pound I’ve waited for about four bass with a head as big] months for that big fish story, around as14 gwifanr 'jug.-------- t ro w 1'vu gnc t u gci um ami I got to talking to Crocker sec if I can have such good and he reaUy had a goodi fishing luck. Medallion Keglers Hold Awards Banquet By Jane Casselberry The Medallion Homemakers Womens Bowling League held its annual banquet lust Wed­ nesday night, May 15, at Sherrurd’s Itestaurant in Orlando with 35 women attending. The league bowls ut the Medallion Lanes In Maitland. Trophies were awurdetl to winning teams mid individuals by Bonnie W'erley, president, anil (lice Norman, vice presi­ dent, and officers were elect­ ed fur the coming season, which starts Sept. 5. Officers for 1003-04 season are Mind Cranberry, presi­ dent; Margaret Poller, vice president; Dorris Albin, sec­ retary and Margaret Hose, treasurer. The banquet committco in flmrgc of plans for the affuir consisted of l.illiuri Buhner, chairman, Betty Waltinan, and Mary Logue. Dinners of prime rib or turkey were serv. fit and the tables were decor­ ated with lovely floral ar­ rangements. Kach one attend­ ing was presented with an in­ dividual mrsage of yellow, white umi uqua fluwcis. The winning teum was Cal's Sunoco made up of Ann Heitr, tupUiit, Margaret Kose, Au­ drey Coved and Christine Kay. The Kunner-up leuni was Bulmer's Motors consisting of Lillian llalmer, captain, Dottie Johns, Margaret Caiaia and Hetty Dygert. The remainder of the teams followed in the Panthers Second In State '17)v Panthers of Crooms I era had met all year. They to du something that hasn't High were able to advance to ; led the Panthers throughout been dune ill recent years. Take two consecutive state the finals in the Mate "AA" j the early innings of the game, championships. T h e y fell Baseball Tournament held z* but Croums rallied in the late short of their ambition and ccntly at Daytona Beach. innings to down Carver High, were downed in file champion , In the first game Crouius by a score of 0 7. ship game by Marshall High defeated strung Gibbs High Saturday afternoon t h e of Plant City by a score of of St. Petersburg by a score Panthers made a strong bid 0-4. o 70 In Ihe semi-finals. Croums defeated Lincoln High of RELIABLE SERVICE FAST Gainesville by a score of 6-5. Andrew James started the game, but was relieved in Hie second inning by Grooms' ace, Wesley Boston, who • DECALS • TRUCKS • WALLS pitched niignilii'chll) in the opening game. SILK SCREEN PROCESS Last Saturday, l rooms met SHINS OF ALL KINDS a strong teini from Deiray 317 S. IWL.METTO AYE. Beach, rioliua ( C i T V C f HijlH. Tiis team was ilroii;: PHONE FA 2-6122 cr loan any team Inc Paul.; -------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- tyounq $iq n Qo. 1'eited Frees MerwaUoasl American League Flayer * C U AB R. H. Pel Causey, KC 115 15 41 .357 Wagner, 1A 145 25 52 .351 Boyer, NY 138 18 43 .341 Schilling, Boa 141 21 48 .340 Robinson, Chi 132 13 44 333 Ma leone, Boa 12B 15 42 333 Ka line, Dei 140 23 45 3M Fox, Chi 139 21 44 317 Hershb-ger, Chi 93 21 20 312 Alii win, Minn 133 27 41 .308 Ytrxmskl. Bos 130 14 40 305 Nallenal League Onvington, Phil 100 20 »i .360 Groat, StL 1G5 25 * 352 Fairly, LA 118 a> 13 .350 Aaron, Mil 153 35 50 327 Cepeda, SF 154 25 40 .318 Ikemeter, Phil 120 21 41 318 Gonzales, Phil 115 23 36 313 White, StL 161 24 50 .311 James, StL 57 8 27 310 Hunt, NY 117 15 36 308 Home Runs American League: Wagner, Angels 13; Allison, Twins 10; Nicholson, While Sox; Gen­ tile, Orioles; Powell, Orio­ les; Stuart, Red Sox, and Mantle. Yanks all 8. National U ig u r: A a r o n Braves 13; Crpeda, Giants; Covington, Phils; Bailey, Giants; and F. Alou, Giants all 8. Runt Hatted In American league: Wagner. Angels 33; Nicholson, White Sox 30; Allison, Twins 30; Stuart, Red Sox 27; Robinson, White Sox 27. National league; Aaron. Braves 34; Robinson, Reds 31; Fairly, Dodgers 30, Boy­ er, Cards 20; White, Cards 29. Pitching American league: Fischer, Athletics 68 Pappas, Orio­ les 4-0; Herbert. White Sox 5-1; Bouton, Yanks 5-1; Bushardt. While Sox 4-1. National league: O'Dell, Giants 0 0; Koufax, Dodgers 61; Perranovkl, Dodgers 6 t; Simmons, Cards 6-1; Malon ey, Reds 6 1. W alter Grlner banged out two home runs and hurled ■ three hitter to give George's a 18-5 victory over Florida Stale Bank In Little League play Tuesday. In other Little League ac­ tion, Engineers toppled Chase, 8-5 behind the six hit pitching of Mett Morgan who aided his ow n cause with three bits. (irants slammed Uadcock In Men's Softball League play, 15-7 with Roy Lisk banging out two homere and scatter­ ing 10 hits to gain the win. In Women’s softball play, faiwoma Williams hurled « fivo hitter to lead Williams Restaurant to ■ 4-3 win over Jet Lanes. Standings tu tted Press Intfruatfcxul Americas League W. L. PcL Chicago 23 15 .605 Baltimore 23 15 New York 19 13 .501 Boston 19 15 .559 Kansas City 20 10 .5.Vt Cleveland 16 10 .500 Los Angeles 18 23 .139 Minnesota 10 21 .432 Detroit 14 22 3*9 Washington 14 20 .360 National League W. L. PcL San Francisco 25 ts 025 liiis Angeles 21 10 600 St. Louis 21 19 .525 Chicago 19 19 .500 Cincinnati 18 18 .500 Pittsburgh 18 10 .180 Milwaukee 19 21 .475 Philadelphia 17 21 .117 Houston IS 23 U0 Now York 16 24 .400 Heads Personnel NEW YORK (DPI) — The New York Jets of the Amer­ ican Foot! all League have appointed George Sauer di­ rector of player personnel. Sauer, who w n an assist­ ant coach last year, will he in charge of the Jets' scout­ ing program and lie will serve as an assistant coach during Die pre-season tryout and training camps. • Crestttnnr Bents Dick Rati struck out Bill Freehan and Dick McAuliffe to end an eighth-inning Tiger threat and enable the Orioles to aeore their seventh victory in their last eight games. Joe Gaines homered in the second inning and drove in another runs in the third Inning and run with a sacriflca fly to breetrd behind the eight-hit lead Baltimore's seven-hit at­ pitching of Jim Perry, who tack. The win raised Chuck won his second game of the Estrada's record to 5-1. season. Lu Clinton and Dick The Twine routed rookie ftuart homered to produce Dave Morehe ad with seven the Red Sox runs. A ammsw w U ififixu ry mmm m otori • The Alomlnnaa B ob! For The Fisherm u 2401 8. Freach Am. 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Chin**# ssabait wm ap slightly to MfUO p#r (rat# for unwrapped has da, and 96.50 for wrappad. Celery was dull with cratas ot Sira to tkraa down alia rang­ ing from 93-93.50, mostly 93•9J8. and four dosen alia 93* FARMIR CRAY THICK SLICID BONHL EM8 ia.2A. . Cartons of 18 film wrappad Salary hanrta wer* 93.50. Cuasmbars war* allfhtly strong­ er at 93.50-94 par bushel genarally, with a few sale* high ae 94.60, and iim II *Im 93-94. BadWa was 93-93.25 par crate tm tha bast offering, with ■may fair quality an<T eonifu Mm 93*93.50. Racarota also Showed many fair quality and fpsdltlon which sold at 91.75H par crate, with the faw bast ranfIn* 92.25-f2.75, mostThere, were no off*rln*a of good quality Florhla lettuce. Okra brought f t.r>0-ffl, mostly 95-fd par bushel hamper for small to medium also with •ne mark of small bringing 18.50-97. Parsley was steady, crates of five dosen bunches surly type selling for 95-9'*.SO. The pepper market was dull, s itr a lures sits bringing 93* 90.60 per bushel hamper with a few high as 94. Radishes were steady. Ilastkets of .10alx ounce film hugs sold for 91*91.60, mostly f I-91.25 and water cress sold for 10-12 cants per bunch. In Central F l o r i d a , the market fur brans was slightly Stronger for the licit quality. Bushel hampers of Harvester type sold for $.'1.50, with poor­ er quality most $2.7!>-$1 and some as low us $1.75. Cucum­ bers also were slightly strong­ er a t $1 for baskets ami crates, with some early sales a t 9~50 and smull size gener­ ally 92.75. Cabbage was a bit lower, selling at $1.60 per irate and $1.26 for sacks. 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LONGER IVORY S N O W IAK �m %vr- - r - n w r Ena ‘•r- Moving Chore The nation's liberals like to think th a t they, better than moat others, apply history’s lessons to the pres­ ent. But often they seem forgetful of differences between the past and to* day. From the moment President Ken­ nedy took office in 1961 many liber­ als began chiding him for not shov­ ing Congress around or going “over its head” to the people in dramatic appeals for action. Now liberal journals like the New Republic are after him afresh. Un­ complimentary parallels are drawn between him and such "activist” pre­ sidents as Andrew Jackson, Woodrow Wilson, and the two Roosevelts. The F.D.R. era of the radio "fire­ side chats” Is of course a great ben­ ch mark for liberals. But are the parallels valid? Earlier presidents, even Frunklin Roosevelt, operated in times when m ajor problems, whether foreign or domestic, stood above the horizon like mountain peaks. Today Americans are drugged and dulled by problems. Soviet sold­ iers stand in Cubu. Governments tot­ te r in Argentina, Syria, Iraq. Com­ munists push hard in Luos.. . Nuclear test talks wither again. Riots flare in Birmingham. High unemployment lingers in many places. Not only are the problems num­ berless, but their shock — if any — is absorbed by a nation whose Imsic tone is prosperous well-being. Thus again the impact is deadened. To mil­ lions, the difficulties do not quite seem real. Furthermore, the problems devel­ op in the context of a government, an economy and u social structure so massive and glnciul that moving any purt of these more than inches seems often nearly impossible. WAS THIS TRIP NECESSARY? In F.D.R.’s first years, there were some 126 million Americans. His fire­ side chats were not needed to stir people, but served to reassure them. The people hardly needed arousing, what with 16 million jobless in a 45million man work force. Today’s America holds more than 185 million people, and 94 of every 100 employables are working. Most are caught up in family life and per­ sonal economic betterment. Liberals say Kennedy should cre­ ate commotion and tension and move the big glacier. Yet they admit it has been largely immobile on the do­ mestic front in the 18 years since World War II, and has moved in for­ eign matters only when war (Korea) or its threat (Cuba) appeared. The truth is, since the "great engine” of postwar America took shape, no president has known how* to spark it to uction in the full sense. And in 1960 almost half the nation’s voters, opposing Kennedy for presi­ dent, said in efffect th a t great ac­ tion is not needed. In these circumstances no one, liberal or whatever, truly knows what condition short of wur would urouse Americans massively today. Liberals guess wildly when they say urgent words from Kennedy would gulvnnize millions into pulsing ef­ fort. The America of 1968 is a phenom­ enon no activist president of earlier times ever dreamed of. None tried to move so great a mass. None gained action when half or more of the coun­ try wanted inaction. When Americans again want strong leadership, they will get it. Hut that guidance will huve to be something altogether new — befit­ ting a hugeness thus far not really mastered by anyone at all. Helen Fuller Says JFK ’s Lucky Chance’ —Ai»S,i i . iu iv .i —- it n nheight of the Birmingham crisis last week the Kennedy brothers had a lucky* chance to tell their side of the story to a highly influential group of Alabamans. By coincidence, weeks be­ fore Birmingham came to a boil the President had invited 26 Alabama newspaper editors to lunch with him at the White House on May 11. Re­ presentative editors from all the states are being honored in a scries of such lunches; this month happened to be Alabama's turn. And May It happened to fall one day af­ ter the President had sent Federal troops into Alabama ioilowiug the all-night race riot in Birmingham on May 12. Under the circumstances, the lunch table talk was al­ most entirely about race re­ lations. The President was busy trying to explain his problems. The editors were full of polite but frank ques­ tions about his actions. ■nii.i—irarcr i.t uni liunfn in Alabama but not to Illinois when race problems flared up in Chicago recently, the editor ot the “ Montgomery Advertiser" wanted to know? Local police had been able to keep control of the situa­ tion in Chicago, Mr. Kennedy teplied. When the Clovernor of Alabama judges it safe to remove the 500 state troopers he has posted in Birmingham ami when city police are again in firm control in Bir­ mingham, the Federal Gov. ernment will remove its troops from Alaliama, the editor was assured. Until then, the President said. Fed­ eral troops will remain but will not be used except as a last resort to "prevent a dis­ aster." Another editor allowed that Negro leader “ Martin Lu­ ther King Jr. U a pet of the Administration." lie has met King only twice, the Presi­ dent remarked. He implied, however, according to those present, that King was en- Trin -i in li. u ’ |.-0t'*-of Si.’d ern moderates who hope for a "non-violent" solution of the present racial conflict. If the Rev. Mr. King's "non­ violent" protest movement, based on the Gandhi philo­ sophy, fails to produce at least a moderate rate of de­ segregation by its methods, the President warned the Ala­ bama editors, the way will be open for extremist Negro groups like the Black Muslims to wsik into leadership and turn spreading Negro dis­ content into terrible violence. Tho Black Muslims and their leader "Malcolm X", who recently has moved from New York to Washington to direct the national movement scorn the demands of Martin Luther Kings followers in Birmingham for lunch count­ er privileges and access to jobs as store clerks as ser­ vile. The President and his brother, the Attorney Gen­ eral, to whom JFK sent the editors after lunch, did every­ thing possible to plant the OUR BOARDING HOUSE idea that Southern moderates should thank their stars that t — VOLt MERE’* *1 OO.NW they havo Martin Luther «AlD-— CEAYOCR King to deal with Instead . THAT IS, OP THE PROPITS X MACE INMY ( IT’S of "Malcolm X” . N ew venture ! incidentally ,x wen t BeREALLY 3NG TO F06A«TY'6 tRAOKe SHOP* FOR A It is doubtful that Alabama UlLBf BLWoLAR'* HAVE BELtd ACTIVE. INIHC Day at the White House E16HBORHOOD AND X WAO IN A 6LI&WT changed many e d i t o r i a l 10PFLB t NO NEED TO ALARNtN’CU WlTHlUB [6 tV t UP.’ minds Perhaps the most con­ . d e t a i l s ,e a r m y f m y ^ c i a n h a s servative member of the ORDERED A COMPLETE REST/i group. Col. Harry Ayers of the South Alabama "Annis­ ton Star", later told a re­ porter that the lunch had influrnrrd him “ not a bit." Some from North Alabama, where Negroes are not num­ erous, listened with more sympathy when Kennedy told the group how he was criti­ i>— cised in the South for doing too much about civil rights and criticised in the North for doing too little. Kennedy, L , W | ;||M who has learned to be thank­ ful for small favors from the FPT BEFORE- > i loOESnoN‘3 'll South, probably was hearten­ RTE.O *- i - . i i . - J - * SO U S ed by at least one reaction. The editor of the North Ala­ bama "Cullman County Timcs-Democrat" said for quotation that Mr. Kennedy was "a very charming host" and that "from a political Hugo 1-A S u n fu n i, F lo rid a W ed., M ay 11, 1968 standpoint, he made us more aware of his problems." o »i. ru n i. ta n n o t s s i i r i hi.i - im m I.IHHI VMtkOM. Kitw sHit w. um sw oi.it Managing Editor Advertising lur.ct.ir j i ih iit;i,i,s m u : i.. iiio tiiO K tH county iMiinr lluelri-a Mau.c-r CKi'KLIA ESNHKN •HIMI.KV J. ••MOT £v-'lfty Editor Claeeltled Man.g-r ;r-'i Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON—(NEA) — President Kennedy's speech in defense of his tag. spend­ ing, budget bnlance of pay­ ments and fiscal policy in gen­ eral matie a profound impres­ sion on the 200 member* of the Committee for Economic Development at their annual trustee* meeting in Washington. For good reason. Some of the idea* he espoused were theirs and he praised them. Whether or not the CED Letters /, < /fi*^ Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Rachel changed her "bearrat" bona Inin a purring, plraaant employer. In fact, he even gave her a $10 per week -alary Increase before the end of her aemeater in -roiif— -1 North. wratern University and was ■ a I n g the "Complimrnt Club" technique nn her. So the office tension vanished! CASE P-445; Henry K., uged 42, la tho "bearcat" (miss who kept his whole department in • jittery, nervous stute. Rachel wiia his aecretary. She had enrolled in nn evenimr claat uf mine at Northwestern University, and In a private interview after my lecture, the asked fur advice. For Rachel said she was go­ ing to suffer a nervous break­ down If ahe didn't tret nwny from Uiia balking, critical boss. Hut I urged her to look fur some of his good points and then pay hint at least one honest compliment per day. even if ahe hail to clench her teeth to force tha wonts of praise across them. She insisted that Henry would never soften up or he even half human, but she fi­ nally agreed to try. It was mid-afternoon next day when ahe screwed up her courage enough to pruise his n«w tie. “That’s a very pretty tie," she blurted out. "Did your wife pick it out for you?" Henry gruutrd a “ Yeah" and went on reading some re­ ports. Bo Rachel telephoned that her compliment hadn’t done a bit of good. But I told her not to form her final opinion on the basis of just one day’s test. Rachel reluctantly promised to puy him a second cumpli________ . ____ And at the next meeting of the rlass, Itarhel admitted that her Ikjss now wopld greet her with a halfway cheeiy "Good morning," which was a big change in him. • "But he is still a la-nrrnt and seurea all of us half to death!" she added. After two weeks of these dally compliments from Rach­ el, her boss tiegnn to come to her for uilvice on which type of rartion paper sha thought was best. And he also consulted her opinions on other minor office routine. Now this was a tremendous step forward, for he had never •ought advice from unyUtdy up to that point. The asking of advice is a form of complinunt in itself, for, when wu seek help from unyhody else, that means we look “up," nut “down.” For wo assume the other person has more knowledge than vve do in the situation where we seek his counsel. Success in life depends to a very large degree on realising that everybody bears this in­ delible brand tattooed across his chest; •Y WANT TO FEEL IM­ PORTANT.’’ Rachel's boss didn't fec| as important as he wished, so he shouted and became a beareut at the office to try to impress people with his superiority. When Rachel begun prais­ ing him, he realised she look­ ed lip to him and admired him. So he didn't need to shout thereafter to impress her. TVmi---illl.lUSO---TTTC---f-.1— merited him. he began to think she had good judgment. Befuie the end of that sem­ ester, K;u lid ’s salary hud been boosted flu per week. And her boss was publicly stuting that Itacticl was the Iwst secretary in the entire plant. Ho he was using jhe."Com­ pliment Club" right back on her. She now thought he was wonderful, too, and her spastic colitis disappeared. Thus, a little deft pnychology run often solve what looks like an insurmountable business or social problem. (A l«a)n write to Dr. Crane, in care of this news­ paper, enclosing a long Mumped, addressed envelope and 211 rents to cover typ­ ing and printing costs when you send for one uf his booklets.) To the Editor: While 1 re-pectfully admit that my opinion does not count much in the scheme of things in our city I know that mine is an opinion also held by many adults in Sanford I have just read the Editor­ ial in May 2t), 1963 issue of The Sanford Herald. I have nothing but sympathy for the citizens of Sanford who, through poor judgement, have put men into office, both In Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty. who have hurt our chances for growth and progress. Tiiis military school which will not come to Sanford is but another sad example of what indecision snd bicker­ ing among our ollirials has done to Sanford. The adults of Seminole County have put short-sighted, and in many cases unintelli­ gent men into places of pow­ er. It seems that better judg­ ment on the part of the citi­ zens, coupled with interest in the future of Sanford, is needed promptly in order to slraightvn up the mess we are in and prevent the dis­ aster we are headed for. Sincerely, Susan Tannei Senior, Seminole --------------- .Sehftp]_____ P. S. Thank you for your attention. I wanted you to know that you have the sup­ port of those who are aware of the situation. (Ed. Note: Good to tee high school students taking an In­ terest.) Barbs By Hal Cochran Casual stalls and casual­ ties are too closely reluted on the roadways. So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0811 o u k sts T i.sf E d ito r * havk txTUTi REMODELING - Residential or Commercial member* agreed with the way the President interpreted the ideas, many came out of the meeting admitting that he had • remarkable grasp of facU and figure* and could argue persuasively for hia idea*. The cliche la, of course, that th* President ia antibusiness. And it is inconceivable that the American Iron and Steel Institute, which will present the first Benjamin F. Fairies* memorial gold medal to exPresident. Eisenhower May 2.1. will ever award it to Kennedy. Labor leadcra and the ultraliberals, on the other hand, urgue that Kennedy is far too prohuslness — particularly on tax policir*. The President’s real ideas on buainesa stuck out all through hi* CED speech. He hod praise for the organiza­ tion's recognition that “federal monetary and fiscal pol­ icies ran and must supplement the decisions uf the market place in d e t e r m i n i n g the course of the economy—that interest rates must lie adjust­ ed up or down, budget* into deficits and surplus, to fit the needs ot th# time." Kennedy made this speech before the CED for two reu. sons. One was because they asked him. The other was tiecause this wn* CED'a 20th annlversary meeting ami he knew he could get a fair hear­ ing. In it* two decudes of public service, CED has made an out­ standing contribution to eco­ nomic sophistication in the United States. It has issued mure thun 00 reseuivh studies and rc|Mirta on every controv. ersial economic policy question confronting postwar America. It began operations in JD41 when there wus great fear of postwar depression and high unemployment. Under its first chairman. Paul Hoffman, CED argued rightly, “that instead of a recession, the pent-up demand fur goods would cre­ ate a business Iroom. Recugnixing that th* great depression of th* 11)10* was a confession of fuilurs to pro­ vide a livelihood for millions of Americans, CED set out to prove that buainesa must pro­ vide Ih* leadership to preserve free enterprise. Hut along with this, CED I SA LE ! v ORCHIDS IN BLOOM GOOD SELECTION Grapgrillg N a n n y P A 1.M IA 2221 Grsptvillc Avg. "Scott* Dealer" Join the “Cool Ones'* in an air conditioned 1963 • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon Get h Genuine Ford Air Conditiongr xincered exclusively for your c ir . • low ax *2 7 0 m for at • • . . 0 0 INSTALLED Comfortable MOST OTHER POPULAR AMERICAN CARS „Tv * 2 9 5 00 1000 Free T V Stamps Given With Each Air Conditioner Installed lletween April 15 & Miy 15 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN m i .t i o .i s K K.RH w r t.i.t Mechaulcal Supk m iim iiie riiiv iiJtTK* •*» **•*• v -m la -l- r e a m ? SI) n ite r Me W eek **.*# 1 Veer t t l .i e I Veer ** i.»0 f Mouth* * ;J * Mui.ihs Z.iO I M ouths 30* t Mentha l.ee 1 Month 1.00 l Month V. g. P o iie l Regulation* provide th at sit mail subscriptions he paid In ad van ce _____________________ ___ WE DO THEM ALL! Heme lln li.e r r Entered e l second clnen matter October 17* HIS et the Poet O ftlce o t lan iard . Florid*, under the Act ot c o n s r ... ot L'— The Herald Is a member nf the United Preee which Is entitled v eiclu»l«ely to the use lor republlcatlen o t alt the torsi n.w e printed la th is newspaper. Writ* lor Froo Catalog M W O M U M 1 II r a i 3 3 E«*i ROaiMSON oeiAMDo. ha Shofunak&i 211 w. 25th St r e e t FREE ESTIMATES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2-3103 -j also recognized th a t govern­ ment has a responsibility in Its tag, spending, deficit and other fiscal policies to influ­ ence favorably all business, price and employment level*. From this sta rt CED want on to support paasag* of tho Full Employment Aet of 1946 as a necessary national eco­ nomic goal. The next step CED success­ fully advocated was removal of wartime supports on gov­ ernment securities by th* Fed­ eral Reserve, g l a c e t h i s •tackled monetary action and induced inflation. A third major contribution was CED’a "stabilizing bud­ get policy" concept. While it emphasized the desirability of balanced budgets under relatively full employment, it left room for a change In thia standard In timea of high un­ employment and business re­ cession. Kennedy fiscal pel- ' ire* are drawn from this. From then on—through the IU.T7 turning point in U. S. economic history and continu­ ing even now—CED has pro. d e e d careful analyses of cur­ rent economic problems, and has sugegsted solution*. CED’* most conatrgttto. achievement probably W i l l sg&ta come from its C om aissha m Money and Credit, estgtM s t a t t aM tt *d in 11)58 with a Ford F m M-> j ' i ation grant. On* volumo ot Ho .- r report was published I t )N 1 and ha* been extensively good by administration cconaafctg’ and Congress. Other r are in preparation. A principal goal of Q U ) now is furtheranca at *gMromic education in A The theory ia that if fl lerprisa and individual are to survive, this will only through greater standing of what ths ia and how it works. Air Conditioned C irculation l l u * t « .;,1 Notebook Ride Cool b © J jr & a u f u r ii Ij r r a U i I .. Every tnninirr some pretty girls in buthing suits jump right into the water without some fellow chasing them. f u to to r iir —- - It's natural fur little kids to blush their front teeth (oh, yeah?) and let the back ones go to the dentist. CST. 1935 IN S U R A N C E A T A J a v Tn 114 -A '“ . , 1 v - “Your Friendly Ford Dealer’* Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • s e r v i c e De p a r t m e n t 308 E. P in t SI. Pit. FA 3-1181 W. Park Ml 4-8918 �v * *7i T - zi'fSrt * Legal Notice Legal Notice Legol Notice CARNIVAL Yerfc oerperv u te ttn , x x m u< E. Ua wire, «t OlfM lUli FI ED t l u t ft Com pU U t fee Dt.-ore* l u been filed against yo». i h ere required ( • n r * « » eopy o f y ear A n t war er f l M l I t l te Ik* C t H f l t l i t #■ Ike r u i e l l f r e A ttorneys Dew O ffices e f J. X u m U Hornsby. H I North Magnollft Avene*, OrUsde, Florida. fta< file the ertftftftl Aaewer er P lead lag U the O ffice e f the CU rk o f the Ctrealt Coart eft e r before the (th Oar e f f u e , 'BtaaBk ■I 4 & S 9 f* OMAN-. , BUN TH* CURTAIN* TTCItSSPi V r M R i W TORW dTCTJM *^ OOT AWAYI \o U l> LlU UM> CUB M d * L DOCfB AND OBOBBBO Banford, gew lnole County, Florida. Ih in Ith deg e f May A. D. lilt (BBJtl/l A r t b * N. Beckw ith, J r . Clerk Cl real! Coart e f deatlaole County, Florida By: Martha T. F th lea D eyatg Clerk a / Albert Tarho ALBERT TURBO Law Otfteeo e f 9 . B aw eB Ton aad each e f y e a are Meraaby hereby aotiflod and required •M North M agnolia A veae* to yroeeat any elalm a aad do- Oriaado, Florida maade w hleh yea, e r either e f y e a . may h are agalaet the aetata e f OAB D tB C. EX3Ct^ja v A awm ammo A. U o ef enw ic wl a *-^ ^ te ^ w^ w j e w et wl w C eaaty, te the C eaaty Judge e t d em laole County, Florida, n is t m j u d ic ia l e n te rrr. a t hla office la th e court nr a sd fo b in a iio u bonne e f nald County a t dan- c o r im r . F l o r id a , ford, Florida, w tthla ala c a l­ IN CMARCBBT NO. ISOM endar month* from the time s u r r t o q u ir t t it l b e f th e firat publication e f J. F. BATEMAN and thle aetleo. Two eoplce of THELMA 1* BATEMAN, hid each claim or demand ehall w ife, be la w riting, aad ehall atate F U la tlff s, th e ylaae e f reeldeaee aad TO. poet o ffice addroae e f the The anknowa h a irs davleeea, claim ant, and (halt be eworn legal***, grant***, or other to by th e claimant, agent, a t- claimant*, by, through nr unU .a e y aad accompanied by a d*r CARL ------- J. UBNAON aad fllla g fe e e f one dollar and MART Xo BENSON, deceased, ■uch elalm or demand aat ee • t aL filed ehall b* cold. D*f*ndanla B th el C. Parkoe n o t ic e o f a r r r Ae eaecutor e f th e Laet TWi Th* unknown b*tra doW ill and Teetam ent o f visa**, logoi***, granCarrie C. Collin*, deccaect. via*, or othor claimant*, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. by, through or und«r Carroll Burk* CARL J. BENSON and A ttorney* at Law MART Ie, BENSON, doP. O. D raw tr B a«a*«d, aad If th*ra ara Sanford, Florida any helra, dad****, leg*A ttorneye for E secutrtx tot*, grant***, er e lh tr Publlati May U . II, I elalmant*, by, through Jun* I, 1I1L er under CARL J. BUNOON and MART L. BEN­ SON. dee oared. If they are living and If dead, i n t m m c im c r r r c o u b t o f their uaknow a h tlr a doTMB NINTH JUDICIAL CIB. tln * t legatee*, grant in o r and m n la g u t a t s er other claimant*, NOLS COUNTT, FLORIDA by, through er under any CltANCEBT NO. 1SM1 h*lr* at law e f CARL J. AMERICAN FEDERAL OATBENSON aad MART L INOd AN D' LOAN ABdOCSABENgON, deoeaaed, aad TION OF ORLANDO. all pereoaa elalm lng any FUlatlff, ••ta la , righ t, till* er Intaraat In or 1l*n upon H E LE N M. 'LUDW IO . farmerly kn ow n • • HELEN M JOHNSON, et e l. n o t ic b if ^ ^ D efin d aata o r su rr in MOMTOAOS FOBBCLOaUBB TOl HELEN M. L U D W I O . form erly know n a* HELEN M. JOHNSON aad HUBERT LUDWIO, h*r husband rW'/W'i TJUTCUT* MEWBOrisI WHO SCHOOL ASKID FOOL 'itXJfb PHONE NUMBER?, KNONS/ Y 01SRG THE ONLY GUY I KNOW WHO E V W / TOOK A CASTLE J g i n g l e -h a n p u >/ y OHjWWHS GOOD ENOUGH. , AIA noH Lw lUMSStB* naaiDM NC H i U a k a ew a AND TOl A ll partite claim ing laU r ea l by. through, undtr agnlaat the aforeanld or agalaat parson TOU ARK horoby notified th at a Complaint to for*clot* a certain m ortgage oncum bering th* follow ing d*ecribod rani property, le-w lti L ot I**, QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH ADDITION TO CAAftKLSEIIHY FLORIDA according to Iho plat thereof ** recorded In P la t nook p. P age* U end 44, Publlo Record* e f ■emtnole cou n ty, Fterlde. h*e b u n filed *gt!u*t yea In th* eb ece-ely U d eult, and you am required to **rco n copy o f your Anewer nr other P leading t* Ihn Complaint on P la in tiff* nttornay*. ANDER­ SON. RUSH, DEAN. LOWN- THAT THE KING HASN'T TOUliD ITOUT YLTI PAR AS PM CONCtBNtD, — Y / V ?r S-SL Food Shopping AST CUT. MIPS MANNTRSl 1 M 4NT TO TAtIC TO MY . h ntTSNTl J AND WHAT PO PMSAT PONAIOT YO JU AUOW HIM TO THROW M S G Q k C U T U K B A -A « . iA W r* or. IUAOA PCUJtOS UKlftAL OAAA8U WTH WHO a to m — _ _ _ _ _ common NOUOfYfy r Hf 0 UTW06 M5 UKflA BY Firry p o u n d s - n o __ / CHANCE- UNLESS. \ LUAGACAN HK£AK J AWAT— r V U IN HOHM . H O W ELL PARK . SECTION ONE, according te th e Flftt thereof, recorded la F lat B ooh l l , F a g ee 41. 44, IT and H . e f th e P ahlle Beeerde e f d eH la ele Ceoaty , Florida. DA TEDi th le ITth day e f May. I N I (BBAL) A rthur X . B eck w ith. Jr. C lerk ef eald Ctrealt Coart B y: Martha T . T lklca D egaty Clerk W llllnmn, Solomon, X caaey A L lndioa A ttorneye a t L aw 1001 DuPont B uilding Miami II, F lorida Fnbtlnh May t t , ItM . T IZ Z Y By Kate Ouum u n to * S - iX "I wish I htd on* of thoso signs for my _____________dmgtitgf’s rooml"_____________ Lot* >• and I t . Block t l . I T ogether w ith a ll atru clurt* BANLANDO, THE SUBURB and Improvement* now and BEAUTIFUL* eocordlng t* I h e rta ft* r on nald land, and filnl tham of *• recorded I flatarn * a lln ch td th«r*io, and * r u t Booh L Fng* M. I all rent*, leeuee. proceed*, end Publlo Record* of g*ml-1 profit* accruing and te ncnole County, Florida, le ru * from aald premia**. *11 TOU ARK HBRKBT NOTI- I of which nr* Included w ithin P IB » that th* Plalntlffn, J. F. I th* foragolng U**crlpilon and UATKMAN and TIIELMA L> th* hnbandum thereof; alio all BATEMAN, hU wtf*. hav* In- pur, etcaob *l*c.<ia, w ater, d ilu te d eult agalnat you In and other heating, cwdklcir. Ih* Clreult Court of tb* Ninth I refrigerating, lighting, plumbJudicial Clrouli, In nod for lin g , ventlU H ng, Irrigating. ilnul* County, Florida, to end poyrer nyatema, machine*. <|ul*t th tlr till* to th* above appliance*, flxtur**, and upd**crlb«d proparly, alluated, purU nanct*. which now a re or lyleg aad being In S*aUnot* I may beraafter p artala to, or County, Florid*, a* haraln -1 be need w ith. In, or on aald ftbov* more particularly e«t I premUe*. #v*n though they be out. T ea am hereby required detached e r detachable, to HI* your Anewer w ith th* a t publlo ■*!*, I* th* hlfth**t CUrk of tk* Clreult Court. I* I and beet bidder for c**h b r­ and for Hemlnol* County, I tw een th* hour* of eleven Florida, and **rv* a copy I o'clock la th* fom aooa end Ihertof upon W. E. WINDER -1 tw o o'clock In th* afternoon WEKDLE, e f the firm a t on th* U th day of Jun*. U tl, Wlnderweedl*. Maine* 4 a t th* F ro n t D eer e f th* W ard. f>« P ark Avenue, South, sem lnolo County Cearthoua* W inter Park. Florida. A lte r -1 in Sanford, Florida. n*ya for the ria la tlfle . In th* (BE.VL) abov* aotlon, on or bafor* A rthur ll. Beckwith, Jr. th* ITth day o f Jun*. 1141, C I«rk of th* C ircuit Court •U * a Decree Fro Confeato B y : M artha T . VihU a rill b* entered a ta la a t yea. Deputy C U rb IT IB O RD BRED thle ‘ _________ P a h llih May M . IM L pubtUbed la tb* Saeferd H eraid, a n*w»p*per pubtlihed In Seminole County. Florid*. •a e* each w eek lor four eon•ocutlve w eek * WITNESS the hand e f th* Clark of th* Circuit Court. Seminole county, Florida, th is U th day o f May, 1MI. (BBAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. J r , CUrk of tbo Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By t Martha T. VihU a Deputy CUrk Wtad*rw**dl*. Mala** A Ward Attorney* at Law I >4 Park Avanuc, South W inter Park, Florida Fubttah May 14, I t , II Jun* I. 1141. C D I- U YfH.AN'AS \ .. i t s j u a r M yuretasnl te • F la * ) De­ cree ef F ereeleeare I t t e f H e r i e , tle e , u i e e u r e e hi Chancery Cftee h e 1M4I e f th e C trealt C eart e f the M ath JudWUl Ctrealt e f F ieri Oft. la ■ el fe e sn m ia e ie o e e a ir . F I e r 1 4 a. w here la f H I M O O M eT N OATtNOa BANE. • N ew T erh so rye ration, ie F lftlfttlff aad WlATKS C. RROCK, m e a e JO ANN ■MOCK, h ie w ife , e t e l, ere DefeeAftftte, I w ilt bell t e the h tih e e f aad b e e t bidder for eeeh a t th e W eet Freak D eer e f th e Som iaol* O ee a tr Coart H oule, tft hen fore, Oewlnole Coafttr, F ieri ha. at lin e e ’eleeh A. X , e a th e ITth 4e r e f H ey , l i l t , th e follow in g 4eeerlb t4 property ee eet forth la said r ia a t D eereei te w it: ______ l e t I t, N teeh U , N B F T - Legal Notice Legal Notice l a th e Judge, Ida, la l a rot Court eg the Ceuaty IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP gemluel* Ceuaty, Flae- TH E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. Prebate, C’ IT. IN AND FOR SEMI­ NOLE COUNTT. FLORID V. E state e f DOOU "JACK" HARRIS IN CHANCKRT ND. I.IIHS Deceattd. SLIT TO QUIET TITLB T o AU Credit*** aad Pereeue VIOLET R. IIAVEY, Mavtuft C lelo e ar Deaauda P lain tiff ve. A galaet Said E tta tti Tou end each of you art Mr*. EDNA MERCER. a /k /» h treby notified and required EDNA F. MBUCK It and -----to p rtten t any claim ! and MERCER, her husband, et al demand* In duplicate which Defendant* you, or althar of you, may NOTICB O F SUIT hav* against th* aatat* of l a tb* Neme a t th* (ta le DOOO “JACK" H A n R I • a f Florida 1 deceased, late o f said County, T * the llereed aatai to th* County Judge of HcmlMr*. Bdna Mercer, a /k /a not* county, Florida, at hi* Edna F. Mercer o ffice In th* oourt haua* of Naw Turk C ounty said County at Sanford, Flor­ Naw Tork id*. within ala (4) calendar month* from th* time e t th* E lite V. Ileealer first publication of tbla no­ Naw Tork C euatp il**. Each elalm er damand Naw York sh all b* la writing, and shall aad tot sla t* Ih* place of residence All unhnow a epoueta af nd poei office edJrraa of th* aald abov* nam ed aatural defendant*, claim ant, and shall b* sworn to by tbo claimant, agtnt, aad tot nttornay, and any such claim AU part!** c la im in g talaror damaad not ** filed shell aat *y, through, undtr or be void. agalnat th* abov* named O DI-II • / W illiam V. Class natural defendant* not I As administrator nf Ih* bnowa to be dead or IN T U B CU trU IT COUBT. E itata of alive, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, LXXX1 “JACK" HARRIS, and to: IN AND FO« SEMINOLE Dacaaaad COUNTT. s t a t e o f f l o e . Alt p a rties havin g er elalm lng ta h ave any IDA. IN CMANCEBT NO. I B S Oordon V. Frederick Attorney for the Eetal* TMB SEAMEN'S BANK FOR right, title e r In ttrtet In end to th* follo w in g d es­ SAV1NOS IN THE CUTT OF 101-104 North Park Avenun O. Dos till, new TORK, a Naw Torh cribed property, situ ate In Hemlnol* County, Florida, Sanford, Florida I corporation, to-w lt: I P laintiff, Publish May U , U . I t A Jun* I, 1H 1 Lot I. Block PT. RANT-IN| v*. VELMA U HOWE and SHIR- CHI-14 DO. THE SUBURB BEAULET HOWE, bar husband, TIFUL. Sanford Hacllon. D efendant* IN THE CIRCUIT COl NT. according to th* plat NINTH J t i m i . t L CIRCUIT N o n rs o r a rrr thereof aa recorded In o r FLORIDA IN AND POE THE STATE OF FLORIDA Plat Book I. P a g e. *'>H. SEMINOLE lO lN T T TOl VELMA U HOWE aad 44. 47. and II. Publlo Re­ SHIIILET HOWE, bar IN CHANCERS NO. IM*4 cords Sem inole Count), RICHARD K. FLYNN. husband. Florida Plaintiff, 1'orast Park. Oaurgta Tou. and each o f you. ar* N olle* U hereby given that notified that a ault to quiet | volt has bean filed In th* EMMA J. FLYNN. till* lo th* above described Defendant. property abov* Indicated Court agalaat has bean D ial NOTICB OP SUIT you. and aaeh of you, th* till* aguinst you and you ar* heraSTATE OP FLORIDA by required lo aarvo a ropy o f w hich caa* ta a* abov* TOl EMMA J. FLYNN. ahown. of your Anawer lo th* Com­ W H O M E RESIDENCE plaint on th* P lain tiff's a t­ l u u ar* hereby required AND MA1UXO ADORE** to tiU your anewer or writ torney*. FEED ER AND UETTIM 10-A MULZKR BOU­ INOIIAUM. 1*4 South K now les taa dafaneee. If aay, tn the above proceeding w ith the LEVARD. M A X W E L L Avanu*. W inter Park. Florida, AI R FORCE BASE and fll* tb* origin al In th* Clark o f th is Court end te MONTOOMERT. A L A serve thereof upon th* plain o fflc t ef th* C U rk o f th* Cir­ BAMA. n/n MRA ROB­ cuit Court on or bafor* Jun* l l f f a attorn eys whoa* asm * ERT m o m . and address appear* baraon. I*, lit* , otherw ise th* A llega­ A tworn Complaint tor Di­ tion* of aald Com plaint w ill he on or bafor* the U th day of having bean filed taken ae confessed. J u n * 1*41, th* nature of tbla vorce proceeding balag a su it to against you In th* Circuit Tbla notice sh all b* pub­ foreclose th* llaa, o f a mort' Court la and for SemlnoU lished one* each wash for gag* ea th* fo lU w la g describ­ County, Florida, by RICH four consecutive weak* la Ih* ed proparty sttu a U tn Sem lnoU AILD E. FLYNN. Ih* abort SANFORD HERALD. till# of which U KICIIARD County, PTorlda, to w it: Th* abbreviated till* e f this Lot T*. LTNWOOD SUB­ K. FLTNN. Plaintiff, varau* •u lt U VIOLET K. IIAVEY, DIVISION. according to EMMA J. FLYNN, Defendant, Plaintiff, va. Ur*. EDNA map or plat tharaof re­ thaea presents nr* to eom M K It C B R. u / k /a EDNA F. corded In Plat Book It. mend you to appear and fll* MERCER and ------ MEItCER. your Answer or other da bar husband, at aL, Defend­ P ag* T0-1L Publlo Re cords e f iiem laet* County. fan** or pleading haraln w ith ants. Ih* CUrk of th* Clreult Flu, Ida. Dated tbla u t h day e f May, DONE and ORDERED at Court o f Samlnol* County, tit* . Sonford. ftemlnol* County, Florida, aad serve a copy (SEAL) m a le of Florida, this Ith day thereof on P U a t l tr s attorney, A. H. B tck w lth . Jr. K a-aeth O. Spaulding, Hen o f May. 1*4*. CUrk e t the circu it Court ford Atlantic National Bank DALI By: Martha T. Vlhlao Arthur !(. Bechwttb. Jr., Building, ganford. Florida on Deputy CUrk Clerk e f th* Clraull Court or before lb* Ith day of Felder and B altln ghau s Juaa, 1*41, or otherwise Byt M artha T. Vlhtan. Attorney* e t Law XX C. decr-e pro eonfaaso w ill bo lit) Bo. Knowtee Av*. entered against you, and th* Winter Park. Florida Roe** W ight A Burford causa proceed ta part*. Colonial Building—dulto ]* l Publish May 1*. *5. !> A June WITNESS my hand and off! 4TIT F irst Avenun South 1. 1*41. ML F etsm b urg, Florida c u l tea l a t Hanford, Hemlnol County, Florida, tbla fib day c o m : A tloraayn for F U la tlff of May. I t f l. PublUh May (, M. tL 1* (SEAL) O D l-tJ U you w a a t people to pay Arthur 11- Beckwith, jy, CUrk of Circuit Court attention to j o u r b u iin e si, By: Martha T. Vlhten. N O T R E SPO N SIB L E D. C. K aanelh O. Spaulding call FA 2-5312 and a sk tin 1 w ill ao t ha reayaftaihln Attorney at Law fag ART debt* la ru rW by Sanford A tlaailo National Bank Building fta jftM other tham m 7 self. H erald S taff ab o u t to m e atSanford. Florida Publish May I, 14, It, :j H r*. E liiab o th d e fa llo t icnlw u getting a d s. , 1 a �4 mm W It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Classified Phone mm 322-5613 O ffice 204 W . First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY! Tue*., thru Frt. - I P. M. day L Leal A LOST: Yallow female dog NEW unfurnished I bedroom Duplex A pt New stove A namod Chlquita. Long hair, refrigerator. W a t o r furn­ bushy tail Ik iklrta. Pitch ished. TUo both and terrasear* and pointed a n d * . so Doors. *73 per Mo. Ph. Please call PA MTU o r FA 2-2374 after *. *22-ITS1 or come to l i t West lath St. Seward dead 2 CLEAN Furn. ApU. Very or alive. reasonable. Ph. FA 2-1394. LOST: Brownish fed Dach­ FURNISHED 4 large room shund. P e n u lt. Named apt. Downstairs, dose in. M idget Anyone with laCall FA 2-3819. formation call FA SAMS. Eff. Furn. Apt. 611 Park. LOST: Fidelity hetrlag aid. I BEDROOM house. Kitchen Reward. FA M O L equipped. Call after 5. FA 24136. 8. Kdecatlem before KMCtten. Moa. • S at REGISTRATION_________ Good Shephard Christlea day ichooL I, I I I year* oid. Nuretry *14, lla d e r STKAIOBT CLASSIFIED! Tu b , tkn Frt. . S P. M. day gartea H i. T raaspartattra available for city ta d eatbcloft taaartioo. Moo. • I lying tre a t. 322-791* or *2*4711. RESPONSIBILITY: TIM Herald win not be re­ I . For R e s t sponsible for n o n than one UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom incorrect Iniertion of your ad, A p t kitchen equipped. 1M and rtM nrta the right to re­ W. llth S t r A 2-4*7*. vise or njo ct toy advertise■ r a t from what ordered to W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private bathe, 114 conform to tho policies of thla W. P in t S t paper. 2-BEDROOM furnlihcd ap art­ ment, also efficiency apart­ CLASSIFIED INDEX ment, furnished. *22-6341. M OB. Legal Notice iv tmij f i n e r it roiM T o r T i i r SIHTII Jl u u -u i. n i l . Ct'IT. IV SMI n iK SKV. M H.N r n r s T t , ri.o K U .i. is c iiA s r K N V MU. ia«M i.v n r i s u o r r iM or r n A . v z Pll!U .!PO » Mln«r. BT JAKOB H A n tC I I. HI* ■ t»pfath«r. .v oticr o r rr m .ir .» n o v o r r n m u g row A itu rn o x TOi JOHKI’II IMIIM-IPS YOU AKB IIKKKUV NOT!. P IB D t h a t a pttlllon has b« tn file s In the above styles Court By JAKOB ItARl'Tt far the adaption of FKAN/ l*HIT,t,lfW. • minor, by the petitioner. JAKOU IIAKICH. end you ere r e q u i r e d to e«rv* e e»py of your Anewer or O b jectio n s to ahovr csuie why »»ld p etitio n should not be irrsnted. on the attorney for petitioner, C. It. 2-AUTRNHtilWi. P. O. Bo* l i t . Kern I’erh. Florida, e n d file tlm original In Ihe of fice of the cleric of the Circuit Court on or b.fore the H i t day et June, 1»M. I1BUKIN FAII. NOT or a de. ores pro confeeeo will be antrrrd agslnet you. Wltncee my hand and the aenl of raid Court In Sanford. It-minute County. Florida this Suth day of May, IMI. IHBAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. As Clerk of the eald Clr cult Court Jly: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Publish May 2S. »» A June S. 13. HO. C D t-ll Use The Herald Want Ads 1 BEDROOM bouM on large shady lot. *60 a Mo. Ph. FA 2 0387. S-BEDROOM, 2 bath unfumished house at M02 S. Or­ ange. 322-M92. UNFURN. 3 Bedroom house, l i t bath. Carporte, utility room. Close to H l|h School. Large Lot. Reasonable. Ph.' FA 2-8612. Furn. 3 Bedrm., oak floors, masonry home. 1 Blk.. West of Hwy. 17-92. on Longwood Rd. Then 1 Blk. South cor. of Vincent Dr. FURN. 2 Bedroom 1303tb W. 3rd. St. house. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. FURN. 4 room Apt. *40 Mo. 1303 Elliott Ave., FA 2-3234 Adults. FA 2-94S0. or FA 2-0323. FURNISHED Apartment. 2 Bedrooms, living room, FURN. Apt. 2300 MelloavUte. kitchan A Florida room. *60 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom per month. Adulta only. In­ house, kitchen equipped. quire Otto’a Barber Shop, Ph. FA 2-3651. 20th SL A French Ave. 2 BEDROOM house. Florida room. Available now. Ph. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house. Kitchen equipped, FA 2-1340. *63 a month. FA 2-4691. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free CLEAN, quiet Apt., 2 bed­ room. Close in. FA 2-0647. parking lots and shopping stores. No utility chargts. FURNISHED 2 bedroom Suitable tor couple or iln* house. Adults. No peta. lie. Inquire Jacobson Dept. FA 2-7064. Store. 8 RM. Furn. Apt., *70 Mo. 1T7KMSHKU m uufuruijliid Bedroom Air • Conditioned. dupiex. 4 large rooms. Near I l l E. 8th SL, FA 24716. bate. No pets. FA 2-3733 NEW Home, 3 bedrooms, It* 2 BR. House, Uvlng-dinlog baths, WeitlnghouR* kitch­ mom. Alr-Cond. Garage, en, central oil brat. Car­ carporte, Urge modern kit­ porte. *90.00 monthly, op­ chen. *55 month, with op­ tion to buy. Ph. Orlando tion to buy. 610 E. 14th St. 422-2370. J. N. Robaoa Jr. FA 2-1333 or FA 242M. FURNISHED 3 room Girage Apt. FA 2-3167. UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm». bath, 2 screened porches. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Close 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply to school A (hopping area. upstairs evenings. FA 26776. ________ 1 BDRM. house. NO *3122 9. For Sole or Rent slier I. House. FA 2-7896 or FA 2-4203 3 ROOM furnished Apartment 2 BR. 817 Catalina. FA 2-037* for couple. *43. FA 2-7399. te s te r* flrn lR Legal Notice S3. Fxrxitxrw 34. A rtid ra For 8a!« 84. A rlklra F or Sate PERSONAL RADIO 4 TV 1 DAY SERVICE 29th. St. 4 Sanford Ave. Ph. 323469* We Buy, Sell, Trade. Repair GOOD small Velocipede. Ph. AIR • CONDITIONER. Lika m w . m teas, 220 volts, i v rA 2-2820. BILL’S THRIFT SHOP «Furniture • Appliances • T.V. 909 BTU. FA M M . Open * to • dally and Week­ FRESH tender snap beans for frettin g or canning, *2.00 * AUTOMATIC Hotpolnt Walker ends 27. Special Services $40. Airways Vacuum Clean­ buahet, you pick and bring P h. 322-730 3640 Hiawatha SL er $1109. FA 1-9*71 container. M A M Produce. Sanford. FU. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate W. First St. Remove Thatch • Chinch JENKINS & WILLIAMS 86. AxIaxaobDaa • Tracks Bug Spray (VC-11) • FsrtfNEW Shallow well eprinkltr FURNITURE CAM WANTED •xe—Ph. FA 2-4344 pump. 1 h.p. F 4 W. *75. NEW 4 Used furniture and REEL’S USED CAM MANSriELD LAWN I M . FA 2-5842. appliances. Good place to 11th SL 4 Sanford Ava. buy—sell or trade. EASY FIUGIDAIRE TOMATOES. $2.00 bushel at TERMS. Wholesale prices Sales 4 Service BUYING A NSW « l the farm. FA 2-0893. for cash. G. H. HIGH USED CAST Telephone FA 2-7450 COMPAC open arm aewing 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford FINANCE IT WTTH US 400 S. Sanford Avenue maehlaa with attachments Ph. FA 2-380 ♦ Law Merest Kates and guarantee $34. Discount ♦ Lew Monthly Payments , PAINTING, decorating, in­ FREE ESTIMATE for cash. FA 2-94U. FLORIDA STATE BANK I terior, exterior. Alto paper Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ REPOSSESSED Singer con- FOB SALE: IMS Volkswagen hanging. 29 years exper­ tote. Payments of *3.00 per ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ience. Free estimates. K. Convertible. IS** angina month after l i t payment. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. M. Seebcrgcr, Fern Park, and tranaalMtea. Top leas Call Singer Sewing Repre­ than year old. Cash prira FA 2-2117. F la. TE 8-1836 o r TE 630(7. sentative, FA 2-57*1. 1393. Can FA t-MO after WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, WANTED reliable couple to a p. a . «r FA M *B before SPRINKLER SYSTEMS taka up monthly payments COLDS POT Refrigerator — I p. & Now finish 1149.99 All Typra and Sltei of $13.30 on 9 complete We Repair and Service room* of furniture. Call Croitey Refrigerator— Naw MODEL A ’91 Pickup. *9*1 S TI NE TE 6U11, Casselberry, col­ finish $129.93 FA 1-1709 after f p.m. Croitey R efrigerator- New Machinery and Supply Co. lect. finish $99.99 1959 CP. Der. Cad. Leaded. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 17" O. E. T.V. $39.M Actual #,000 nL Immacu­ SMITH Air-CondlUon Refri­ Service With tbo Cash. 1*" RCA T.V., with Record late. *7*9. FA S4MS or geration service. AH work player $79.93. SUPER TRADING POST GA soon. guaranteed. Very reason­ FA 2 0677. Apartment size Washer $19.93 able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Any appliance or T.V. *3.00 37. Boats • Motors "I told tho foBcs next door I was starting to tak* Night FA 2-2069. 34. Articlen For Salt down, up to 2 years to pay. violin Isa tonal" Gateway To The Waterway GOODYEAR SERVICE 12. Real Estate For Solo 15. Busiaooa Opportunity LAWN SERVICE Luggage, ruga. *3.99 up, TRobson Sporting Grads . STORE shirts 48c ea. Boat cush­ Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ Your EVLNRUDE Deater I 333 W. lit St. SUNDRIES Store. Stock 4 MAN or WOMAN to aervice ions, Army-Navy Surplus. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. 304-6* E. ’1st Ph. TA equipment Well establish­ and collect from cigarette, 310 Sanford Ave. AUTO Alr-Cond. FA 2-3075. FA 2-1817. ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ Ice and other coin operated 10’ SAILING Pram. TA tire. Call FA 2 0274 or READY MIX Concrete, win­ LUCE NEW. >962 Upright Plano Tuning and Repair dlapenaera In thla area. Thla Coldapot Freezer. 330 lb. 38. Motorcycles Longwood TE 46389. dow tills, lintels, steps, la a very good position that W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Frost free. Sacrifice. Call blocks, sand, cement, rock, can be worked full or partVESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS, i 3 BUILDING lota 90- x 125*. FA 20181 or FA 2-4443. pipe, atcel, grease traps, Air-Comhtioninpf time. Person selected must New 4 Used. Near churchea on paved dry wells, stepping itonca. have good serviceable car II. II. POPE CO., INC. GOOD practice Plano. *60. Lewis Sales 4 Berries road. Very desirable arm. Miracle Concrete Co. and 10 or mora spare hours 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 FA 2-2363. 2517 Country Club Bd. Phona FA 24327. 909 Elm Ave. FA 3-3731 per week and *30000 to f h . FA-2-7928 29. Automobile Servlet T . V. to be aold for charges. *3.600.00 cash capital. Writ# *1 per day rental for Elec­ 17” Motorola $22.67. 20” G. BICYCLES repaired • Be* Riving namt, address, tele­ AUTO RADIO SERVICE tric Carpet Shampoocr with E. *18.43. 21” Console. painted. Elec. Tratea *•» phone number and all de­ PERSONAL RADIO A TV purchase of Blue Lustre. *39.50. All in working order. paired. Coy's Blk* Ib o ft tails to ltox 111C, Tulsa, 23lh. St. A Sanford Ave. Office FA 2-2118 Carroll's Furniture. Town & Country T. V. Ph. 414 Sanford At*. FA MMk] Oklahoma. Night FA 2-0648 Auto Glass, Tops 322 3362. Free pick up and dsttvacy.f *23-0700 HECONDITIONED T. V .’a A Seat Covers 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 16. Female Help Wanted anti Radios. T. V.f *14.93 to AUTO GLASS & *34 93. Radios *3.00 to CURB girl. Apply Pig ’N NO CASH NEEDED SKAT COVER CO *15.00. Century T. V. SerDtdiwui, > Ujpr joi a Vice. 1319 Celery Ave. l’h. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 month. T. 4 I. included. FA 2-1412. DAY Grill eook. Female pre­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED 222-808*. ferred. Must be experienc­ 3 ROOMS full of furniture. ed. Waitress, must bo ex­ AUTO GLASS ISM.30. 20 pieces in all at perienced. Chick ‘N Treat, St. Johns Realty INSTALLED Furnltura C e n t e r . 1100 Sanford. THE TIME TESTED FIRM French Ava. Senkarik Gloss and Paint 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 Company WAITRESS. Experienced pre, ferred. Pinecrest Inn Res- 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 PIANO A-l. *160. NO 8.4304. PARK RIDGE. I Bedrooms, SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Jim Hunt Realty Your Neighbor A t Holler! taurant* Hwy. 17-02. 1V4 baths. Owner transfer­ red. No qualifying. Mini­ mum down payment. Ph. 19. Situations Wanted 323 066*. Child Care. FA 2-2274. WILL TRADE 21. Beauty Salons 9 Lots in Sanford, close to downtown, for llouKtraller HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK of equil value. Write P. O. Complete Beauty Service Box 702, Wildwood, Fla. Evening Appointments 103 So. Oak FA 2 3742 ON LAKE RAVENNA. 4 Bed­ rm., 2 hath. Comfortable l Cut ’N Curl Bsauty Shop year old home in excellent Call for Evening appointment.* condition. Fireplace, Air- 3IH Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 conditioning, central heat, double carporte 4 large 22. Build - Paint - Repair utility rm. covered patio with neat landscaped yard. REMODELING A Painting of all kind*. 7 years to pjy. 301 Vlhlen Rd. No qualifying. Free csti mates. License 4 bondage. NO DOWN PAYMENT TE 61463 or 322 3633. 3 Bedroom CBS home. 209 Collins Dr. Phone FA 2-7470. 2 BEDROOM ru m . ground BY OWNER. 3 IWtrm. I baths floor Apartment. Contact large lot. FA 2-1952. 2312 Palmetto. 1 BUCKEYE, 1 bedroom House trailer. Sale price Efficiency Apt. *30 Mo. np. *1093. Rent *10 a mo. t Surplus City. 201 W. lit. months in advance. Ph. KENT A BED FA2-3SS4. Rollaway, Hospital 41 Baby Bads. 11. Heal Eatate Wanted By Day, Week, or Month 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Must CARROLL’S FURNITURE be hardwood floors. Oarage. Ph. FA 241*1 116 W. l i t St. Prefer East Sanford. Low F U R N I S H E D Apartment. down payment. Older type 3 4 4 BEDROOM Homes. See models at Highland CUan and close in. Jimmie home preferred. Write Box Ave. Ijingwood. 10 minutes B, t'o Sanford Herald. Cowan. 322-4013 south on 17 92 and west on RENTALS Seminole 1 block. 12. Real E state For Sale 3BDRM, unlurn. home Loch LMN ENTERPRISES INC. Arbor $95. 2 Bedrm. Furn. 2~BEDROOM House. 006 Myr lie Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ Apt. *33. t Bdrm. Furn ROBERT A. WILLIAMS wan. 322-4013. Apt. *43. Robert A. WII Realtor liam i, Realtor. FA 2 3931 Raymond Lundqulst, Atso. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. "CLEAN quiet Rooms” The G ablfl. FA 2-0720. *13,600 3IORTGAGE for *300 Real Estate—Mortgages down. Large 1 bedroom HI N. Park Ave. FA 2 2120 house. Immediate occup­ Ravenna Park FA 27193 ancy. FA 2 2743. I* Tits: c iu r l it n i l mt, Evenings SIXTH J l DIM *1. Mill I IT, i s amis koii o i s i m i d : FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-6360 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 A 4 Bedroom home*. Some r o t mtt . ri.oM iiia IM riM S IK H I .MO. iv w 3 BEDROOM house. Take up with air-conditioning. IS ItK: payments. FA 2-8199. TEE V GREEN ESTATES p e titio n of JAM)-* WALDEN •m t DAIHY U WALDEN 20th St. W. by Mayfair Coun HOME WITH BONUS s u n n : to iii :ks: mi» try Club. TUB 8TATB <’K KU JlllD A TO : Would you like beat FHA JKSHK WILSONterms on A home fur your 3 YEAR old. 3 Bedrm. 2 bath Morrle-Hmlth P lantation Wynn*, Ark*n*an family with a rental Apart home. 9’ x 20’ storage YOU A llE IIEIIEUV N<*TIment included? Do you hate area. 119 77. Jenkina Cir­ r i K D t h a t a Petition baa b*«n Iliad In th a above-ety leJ i-auee to face the expense of buy cle. FA 2 3392. by Ja ntea Walden and Daley ing » house full uf furni L. Walden. Ilia wife, for I tie adoption of Dorothy Je a n Wil­ turn? Then BUY this beau­ COMFORTABLE 2 Bedroom ton a n d Ila r b a r a Ann IVIleon, home. Paneled Florida tifully landscaped curner minora, a n d yon a r e required room, fenced backyard. to earve a copy of your aneproperty with all fine fur­ C o r n e r lot. Reasonable w ee o r objection* to ehow niture included from TV to enuee w hy eald Petition ehould down payment. 101 Garri­ Florida room set and EX­ not ba aranteil. If any- on , h * son Drive. a ttu rn e y e for Petlllonera. StanTRAS: Garage, well and etrom. Davie A M.-Intoeh. Poet pump, others. T O T A L 3 Bedroom House, CBS Const. Office D r a w e r 111". Hanford. Florida, a n d f l it tha orlalnnl In PRICE *13,950. Excellent Completely Furnished, lo­ th a Offlea of tha Clerk of the terms. C ircuit Court, In and for Samcated at 300 East 34th St. Innlo County. Florida, on or Only $9,300. Good terms. bafora tho eth day of Juna. 3 Bedroom ilouso being offer­ A. Ik n e j . and herein fall not o r n I)e»r*e Pi j Confeaeo will ed for balance due on be e n te r e d a aa ln e t you. Mortgage. *76.35 per month. W 1T N B SS m y ban-1 a n d th e REALTOR — LNSUHOR o f f ic ia l a e a l o f eald C o u rt In 13 Acres hlway frontage near H an fo rd , S em inole C o u n t ) . FA 2-1991 1919 S. French Ave. Sanlord at sacrifice price. F lo rid a , th la SStb d a y o f April. A. D. ISIS. J. W. Hall. Realty, FA 2-3*11 (SEAL) Arthur It. I»*ckwlth. Jr. 15. Buainetut O p p o rtu n ity Clerk Of the Circuit Court By: Joan M. Wilke. D. C. ATTRACTIVE new 3 bed Stenetrom. Davie A Mctnloeh room, 1 bath home. Flor For Lease: Service Station. A ttorneve at Law Choice location. Apply The Ida room. 3 Miles from Poet Office Drawer !U * Pure Oil Co. nm W. out Hanford, Florida Sanford. Priced reasonable. Publteh: May I. S. II. l > « I Pn. FA 2-2905. hL » C L l—X Stenslrom Realty M a y 2 2 ,1 9 6 3 — P ag * S-A 26. Radio * Television 25. Plumbing Service* Wall UEAUTIKUL furniture. Many fine imports. Alio linrni. MARK IV Alr-Coaditionsr for illihea and tilver. Call car. Complete. *79.00 cash. FA 2-7431. Sen James Skipper across from P. O. Lake Monroe STOCK ind modern fixtures in Grocery. P. O. Box 991. 322-4972. Sinford, Fla. 29A. Aulo Accctworie* Ill A. Pels SINGER in console. Makes MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS button holci. *36 00. Ph. 3, AKC registered. It Ilk-a FA 2 9111. with tan markings, 2 fe male* *13., Mule *00. 4 x 6 SPEED—Grapic cuntern and attachment*. Dark room FA 2-3942. equipment. For tale or trade. Ph. 345-3766. 32. Flower* • Shrub* POTTED MUMS In bloom. 33c up. GRAPEVILLK NURSERY Grapevllla Ave. Near 20th SL Annual!. Petunias, Snapdra goni, Pansies, Vegetable Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just off 20th St. and lit St. 33. FurnUor* Plumbing & Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6362 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold Larry's M art 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. rA 2-4132 PLUMBING New people In town look at Hi raid Ada. Be sure your Contracting Repairs budneu U represented with FREE ESTIMATES aitractivo advertisements R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 Call FA 2 3613. ATTENTION LADIES.1 as— > 1. Loot & Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. F or Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. F or Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loons 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted ~20. Babysitters21. Beauty Salona 22. Build - Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas «k> C. F o r K a r t Helen Wade, Assistant Bookkeeper Ifrlrn and her husband. Bill, live M Graadvlew Ava* llilen hae served Holler's for 9 years. Hhe attends tha Flrut PrmhyterUa Church. Helen attended BtiUaa Univeraily and taught arhool until marrying Dili and then went with him tu Japan during the war years. Her grraleat ambition ia to travel la a leisurely style throughout Furopa. Ready To Berra You At Hollers of Sanford HOLLERS of SANFORD MAY SALE 1937 CHEVROLET 2 Duor, V-S Enainr. Flour Shift Trana. 695 1937 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Hardtop, V-H, Puih H u tto n ------------- ------ 598 I9*.J CHEVROLET 2 Hour. V-8 Aulo. Tran*., Radio, H ralrr ......... 495 1937 CHEVROLET 2 Door Htalioa Wagon, A CyL, Bid. Trana. 595 I93S FORD 2 Door. Clean. V-H, Standard Tran-mUnion ......... 695 1937 I’DNTIAC 2 Door ................... AAO 193* MERCEDES 220 4 Door Law Priced You ar* interested in employment You are interested In advancement You are a qualified stenographer YO U 1939 JAGUAR 4 Door, ' Solid A* A Rock ... ..... . 1595 DISCOUNTS EVERYWHERE 1938 PLYMOUTH l’laza 2 Door. V 8. Bid. Traru. Waa - 413 NOW IF 1295 49O 4A E ««« 1934 CHEVROLET Bln. Wag.. V-H A I K A/T, P/B/H, Air Waa - 393 NOW 1932 CADILLAC 4 Door. Solid Waa 293 .......................... NOW 1Q C 1936 C1IKVROLET Bel Air 4 Door 4 Q K Waa • 443 .................. ...... NOW 1937 PLYMOUTH Bavoy 4 Door, A Cjl., A/T. Waa 493 NOW 1938 CHEVROLET Fj Ton Pick-Up OAfa I’/S /ll, New Tire*. New Paint THE WWal Waa - M93 ....................... NOW 1 9 9 1937 MERCURY Btation Wagon A/T, P/B. Waa . 493 ........ NOW <|A R 193* FORD Station Wagon Waa - 393 ____________ NOW SY B » l# Can assure your future with GENERAL # ELECTRIC where immediate opportunities are open for those who can take dictation and type at reasonable speeds. Stemper Agency ! APPLY By Writing Employment Office P.O. Box 2500 Daytona Beach, Florida LAKE JESSUP GENERAL i am iaitxi @ ELECTRIC ovroaiuNlir im p io t ii ALL G -W 1WARRANTED 1942 COItVAIR Monaa 4 Door Bvdaa. 1 Speed Floor Shift 9 1 O K 1963 CADILLAC 4 Door. Radio, Heater, Clean .... K I O U Full I'uaer, Air SAVE 92309 4 1 AC 1941 CHEVKOKT 4 Dour Button Wagon. V>8, A/T. Radio, lleatcr, I T Q I t 1939 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan, I f t l l R IIH K I ow Mileage .......................-........ 1 l # U V-8, A/T, Good Buy ------- ---I'JAO RAMlII.F.It Super 4 Dour 6 I'ylindcr, Mrw Paint, Nite T h ro u g h o u t....................... 219 E. 2nd ST. 1 9 Q f a 193* CHEVROLET Convertible V-8. QAIa UU9 I w ™ A/T. niark FlnWi. White Top SANFORD 2303 PARK AVE. QUICK EASY LOW PRICED GMAC FINANC1NO ___________________________________________________________________________ \ J �>r«en Stamps ritfc Alt eeepen and yard'ttt tfc $5.00 OR MORI P in e a p p le J u ic e d 25* as ■ORVw nSwSlISS M P unch __ ............ 3^*1. RFC 35 BUY 4 SAVE 4 0 W ESSON Del# HpwpMm i Cfu#h#4 P in e a p p le . . . 4.:.2.*1. ^)#l# MowoMai 3Hc#4 ec ^sliv#h P in e a p p le • • • 3<:«*1. Van C ta p P t l k l m P o r k & B e a n s .«? 19* firm 's l— Cream C a k e R o ll • . . S s * !. dairy specials M argarine........... 5£ 37t Pkiledelakfe Icm l Cream Cheese ... 4 » SHARON W i l ­ is, second runnerin the recent Miss nlnole County con­ te st has been entered fo the Miss Seaside Fi­ esta a t New Symrna Beach by her sponsors, th e Sanford L i o n s Club. The contest is slated to be held a t th e coast city on June 1st 49t ■roekfeet Oak M l A F M i Z. 39< Cream Cheese..... *Z 29t Medium E g g s ...... Kraft1• Aaaarta4 WWf»W ALL G R I N D S CHASE & SANBORN CO FFEE Kraft's S M Ckaaae Mozzarella ......... 39< SW IFT'S PARK LA N E G ov't-Inspected (14 lbs. Or up) — S h i p p s d r O w c k -F r o w daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cieo Williams of Sanford and a Junior a t Seminole High School. y l v is c g w t t d By Mrs. Adam Muller New officer* of VfW Post •003 Auxiliary of DeBary wero Installed Iasi week h r Mr*. Nellie Taylor, diitrict eight president, in ceremonies feeld at the Recreation Hall of the DeBary Fire StaUon. Installed were Sally Peral* to, president; M a r g a r e t Strang, senior vice president; Blanche Frye, Junior vlee president; Theresa S m i t h , treasurer; Margaret Deilard, chaplain; Myrtle Hill, con­ ductress; G r e t a Denning, guard; Francanna Howard, three year trustee; llhoda Yow, secretary, and Ruth LaChat, historian. One new member, Marie Zeller, was presented. Hospital Notes MAY It Ruth Williams, Oviedo; Anna liirtung, IK’Uary; Dale San­ chez, Geneva; Dorothy Law­ rence, Oliver Barfield, Wil­ liams Tocvs, Pearl Kelly, Phyllis Graley, Samuel Grif­ fith, Janlee RenanJ, Robert Thomas, Dorothy Gainey, Nancy Cheryl Johnson of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Graley of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Law­ rence of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly of Sanford, a girl Discharge* Lola Pugh, Lake Mary; Mirl Winkler, Enterprise; Linda Beans T is s u e N a p k in s Testy Fresh Kleenex White er Colored Temow's Fresh, Flovorfisi Whtfo or Colored Kleenex Pork H o c k s....». 33* Swift's Premium Fresh Country Sausage....». T o w e ls •. frozen foods la w Cn* Proiea Orange Samoa ... 5 t Naw H.rmal Spread Deviled S p a m ... 2 Mrs. Smith's Ca<enut Custard Pie ....... aJ s*ukiM Krher S a ltin e s................* Lasagna ............... ” M.V. P*s«Wr D««Hl«ld QuUk.fraise Crazy T h i n * ......" S r Butter Beans........ J; MaCarmlak fere Saatfclead Cade task Jtaw Black P e p p e r...... 4Z Vegetables......... flee 100 astro A ti Oran Hemps wttfc Saaka flavarfal AIK CONDITIONER pie* 100 astro d * f Ortaa Hempa aid AUTO SERVICE IM S 8. Sanford, FA 3-1284 Sliced Bologna...39* BREAKFAST BARGAIN . . . Coupon worth 10c on pur chase of 2-lbs. Maxwell House Coffee and 10c on pur chase of 1 dozen of your favorite eggs . , . from special' ly marked packages of Arm our's Star I Scallops........... 4-fitharmaa Iroadad H.ddatfc w CLIP A N D REDEEM COUPONS . . . Cod Steaks......... >O onV «Y^ 1 0 0 G re e n S ta m p s i t <=> ;O W ra u W 5 l J jl G ree n S ta m p s ! PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. MAY 25, 196.1 W H ER E SH O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE S u u i w i Jfti O ra a n Stam pa Jljl O raan Stam pa SANKA INSTANT COFFU _ l-es. far $1.39 m «Mk 41a aaapM mi pMtkaaa th m «Mk 4ia as*aw mi aediasa *h vatMua* tali rsa u v tw s •MADID SHRIMP 1 1•/«-». ak«. St.30 mm**—n Pina InatalUUoa 3 Yr. Factory Warranty JONES Dried Beef........49Copelond's Delicious T-V Dinners......... 4-fitharma. CHARM NAM WATER SHAMPOO 12-ex. plastic 9Sc AUTO ak Swaatoa'a 3-Cauna Instant C o ffe e .....t l y u r r a u *1. Swift's Premium Sliced l i m a Brand aaAAtacaroasrodmnkaaaaA N O R D IC W ieners......... 3 55* CUSTOMER BONUS TH ERM O CUP a m L.U a . , ZS. I t « “SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, FERN PARK, I.ONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND SANFORD- . . . . from HIGHWAY 17-92 aad 8TATN ROAD 134 mm K THIS WEEK’S FEATURE: Limit 1 Par Ciutomar With �Across-Board Sales Tax Proposed In Senate ^ e i ® 6* By LAMY VEBSHEL The door to tb« First Fed •ra l Coafereace room was open last Bight . . . But not for me as the County School Board aad County Commia•ion met in informal session, •aid J . D. Wright at the door . . . "If anything U resolved Ute people will be told" . . . We hear that something was resolved and that was la the future lb# County Com mis* sion will be Informed about possible school sites and the Deed to provide access roads go the county won’t have to •» lato the expense of build­ ing a road to some out-of-theway school . . . It was re­ vealed today it would cost some $60,000 to build an ac eeis road behind the Jal-Alal Fronton to the English Es­ tates school . . . That includes paving and drainage. • • • This verbutim i|iiote from the Sanford telephone direc­ tory is directed to the City Commission: “If you hear a short ‘beep’ tone on your tele­ phone about every 15 sec­ < • onds, it meuns that the person with whom you are talking Is recording your conversation. This signal Is provided by the telephone company for your protection. Use of a recorder without recorder • connector equipment containing a tone, warning device ie contrary to the company's tariffs and not perm itta). If you do nut want a record made of what you are saying, ask the person wun whom you ars talking to dis­ connect the recording ma­ chine. When he disconnects, you will no longer heur the •beep’ tone.'* TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — A broad, across-the-board sales tea bitting virtually everything but medicines was introduced in the Senate to­ day as subcommittees search­ ed frantically for new reven­ ue to finance record spending. A pert of the additional revenue would be earmarked for the cities and counties. The bill, which could pro­ duce up to 1200 million in new revenue per biennium, was offered by Sen. Ed F ra­ ser. MrClenny, and Dewey Johnson, Quincy. It goes much further than another across-the-board tax proposed by Fraser at the start of the session, which Included groceries but con­ tinued exemptions on many Items included in the new biU. It would exteod the three per cent tax to groceries, lawyers and other profess­ ional services, and to news­ papers. wire services, radio, television stations and magatines. It leaves automobiles taxed at only one per cent, but boosts the tax on heavy ma­ chinery from a present ceil­ ing of $30,000 to $163,000. It also puts the tax on charges for repairs, Installa­ tions, remodeling, duplex apartments, race track ad­ WEATHER: Fulr through today with chance of some ahowern toni.fht anti Friday. High today, 85-00. Low tonight, 65-60. missions, movie film rentals, The "monkey bite" at­ VOL 65 United Preaa leased Wire Established 1908 TIIUKS., MAY 23, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 718 and repeals the present exem­ ption on goods sold out-of- tempted rape cane went to trial thin morning be­ stale and radio advertising. Monkey Bite Case Aired Forced In Parked Car, Girl Testifies Money Okayed For College ©lit* fore an all-white nix-nmit jury in the circuit court n of Judge Vannar Carlton. t m i . . . School Talks Moving Well BRIEFS Charles Edward Sparks, 20j par-old S a n f o r d Nrgro weighing 200 pounds and six fret tall, is on trial for at­ Bill Seen WASHINGTON (UPI) — tempted rubbery and at­ tempted rape of a hospital The Senate was expected to­ cmplojc last March 28. day to pins legislation ending Tlie hospital employe, * the silver backing of $1 and The House appropriations commitco Wednesday j c' r '0,‘* K,r| we**h’ .... added(I 81 million to the 8511,000 already approved by the full Sennte for the establishment of u branch of la engineering collejre in East the University of Florida Central Florida, according to Dougina Stenstrom, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce long range 'Closed' Meet ’Harmonious’ Chairman Says “A very harmonious meet* Ing." Those wore the words from County Commission chairman J . C. Hutchison in regard to the dosed door Joint County • School Hoard meeting Wednesday night. “We talked over mutual problems" Hutchison told the Herald today and it was ‘‘har­ monious." The press was not Invited Which reminds me, new ot­ to the meeting and a reporter ter at the zoo but he's not was told at the door “ if the talking . . . cage might be something is resolved, the peo­ wired. ple will be told/1 • • • Hutchison alto that «atoug The Senate-approved meas­ matter* discussed was access ure proposing, establishment roada to any future school of the St. Johns-lndian River sites and that the County Canal District was sent to | Commission will lie Informed the House committee on gov-| on future sites so they can ernmcntal organiiation Wed­ map out roads going into nesday, Rep. S. J. Davis Jr. schools regarding paving and advised John Krider today. drainage. Krider is chairman of the St. The meeting lasted over au Johns-lndian River Navigat­ hour, tht- commission chairing Committee and manager man disclosed. of the Chamber of Com­ merce. • • I Someone stole some wrench­ es and hammers at the Pipe­ line Co. docks . . . Man, still having trouble getting that facility. j"* 10“ )*)utuli1 .?"*). ., ve jhree nchc‘ tall, tins morn- ' "Negotiation* are progreaaing satisfactorily” in effort* to have the Sanford Military Academy in full operation by Scptemlter, J. P. Wiegers, chair­ man of the MacFndden Foundation, New York City, informed The Herald in a telephone interview this L ender J"8 to1,1 ,*’f. Sp?rk*| en^ inK the hospital shortly before Utica! HOME (UPI) — lolitlc midnight, attempting to bur­ observer* predicted today that committee on education, to. glarize the hospital safe and President Antonio Sc-gni will then forcing her to leave lire day. numc Christian Democratic hospital with him. The full House Wednesday . The girl testified Sparks leader Aldo Moro a* Italy's approved a Sennte hill au*1forced her to a station wagon j new premier by this weekend, thorizing a state university or in q,c hospital l ot ' r . „ 1 branch university in this areal tcllins her he was “ going to JY lftS S lV e M R l'C llC S but with an amendment which makl. |oVe m c » when he ! GREENSBORO. N. C. (UPI) will send it back to the Sen- found ||lc station wagon lock-1 Thou, -ml. of solemn Negroes, ato for concurrence. The ei)f , he he forccd her amendment would add Flagler t0 accompany him to the Ne, , , „ , . County to tlje seven counties gro section of the city. ' youth waving ( unfedof East Central Florida inter-i when she continued to re- crate flags, staged two masested in huving a school lo -! msc to cooperate, the girl j »ive mnrehes her* Wednesday rated in their respective coun., tcstiiied, he dressed himself, to proirst segregation. Altamonte OK's Engineering Pact On Street Paving morning. Wiegers said hr, other Foundation officials, Mayor Tom McDonald and City Com* misslunr J. A. Crappa had « “lengthy discussion" Wednes­ day evening and were to meet at luncheon again today In an effort to finalise negotiations for tha Foundation to pur­ chase tho 18-plus ucrcs of th« city rrw sallon area a t Melluitville aml~C3f«Ty~Aveimci---Tha Foundation hae agreed to pay $375,000 for the city property. The Gianta has agreed to accept $275,000 for its property. . Crappa and McDonald pint* to return to Sanford tunlghQ Wiegers told. The Town Council of Altanmnto Springs Wednesday 1night r r a c h‘e d preliminary 'agreement with the Glace EnThe university* was a re- and returned her to the lios- (j|m ,ch Move------gineering Co. of St. Peters, DES MOINES. Iowa (UPI) commendation of a special j pital. POLICE LTS. Run Hut lor (front) tutd Jack burg for tho company to pre­ spare era study of Florida's' Sparks was arrested the — The United Presbyterians Hickson, aboard the police boat, prepare to re­ pare a complete report and university system which was 1same night by city police alt­ today began the task of i move tlie Uxly of All*ert Robinson, 56, from recommendations on needed Like Monroe a t the city basin Wednesday after­ released shortly before tile er the girl told thorn he had “practicing what they preach street paving*, curbing* and on civil rights, Christian uni­ remarked he had been bitten opening of the llMVt aesion. noon. by an animal and police re­ ty and separation of church drainage system at a cost of $3.!M)I>. called the Negro had been and state." ★ ★ ★ Thu study, which will take kitten by a monkey at ll»e, _ . ... , approximately 40 days actual 1Sanford Zoo where tie work-1 C il’OW R V V C ttl'y working time to prepare, will r* •« p trust” whi'- -e rx lrjt Vv.SlTikNGTON (UPI) — | rrcommrnd stages on con­ ' a minor sentence In the city j a Congress that has grown | struction over u period of sev­ Jail. wear) of farm subsidies , eral years. Mayor latwrenee Robert Beaserer, hospital j acm ed <outmt today to lit Swofford was authorized to administrator, testified short-) wheat farmers have a tn-te I TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ly. before Ihe noon rcce»» that j of the free enterprise pro- | sign a filial agreement sub­ With a stroke of the pen to­ (lie girl was a hospital em­ grain for whieli they votrd. ject to approval of Town At­ Local ant hot it irs t<xlny were ontleuvoriiiK to torney Joe Davis. day. Gov. Farris Bryant ploye and on duty the night of made Florida eligible for March 28 and that Sparks Compromise OK’d identify a lauly recovered Wednesday afternoon in A pre-rmistrurtiun confer­ aland $8 million in federal was a former employe ol the Lake Monroe and tentatively identified as Albert ence on the $:I5,0IMI municipal WASHINGTON (UPI) — Kerr-Mills funds for hospital hospital. Robinson, 56. Cdr. James L. Shipman, a water system was set for 8:30 The House Way* mid Meuns and nursing care for Hie ag­ The trial was to resume at The Ixttly Wits discovered flouting oil the .surface a. m. next Wednesday at 2W year veteran of Sanford Committee tentatively ap­ ed. 1 p.nt. today. proved Wednesday a compro­ by a 55-year-old Negro, do Ililies, of 705 Orattgu which the construction con- Naval aviation, Saturday will The measure will cost Ihe Avenue, while fishing from Irucl with .Macklo Co. of Mi­ accept command of Heavy Assistant State Attorney A. mise version of olio of the stale about *3.2 million over , j Uotema„ J r „ Coc„ , ||Cacli. tax-raising provisions of Pres­ the city breakwater. ami will Im signed by the Attack Squadron Nine (VAIN the next two year, and the u proM.culing lllc can. »hilc Peace Justice and Coroner mayor and a groundbreaking if) in formal ceremonies ident Kennedy'a tax program. money is provided in Ihe gen Sparks is represented byHugh Duncan said it appear­ date will he set. aboard the USS Saratoga in era! appropriation* bill. Spon­ Norris I). Woolfork III, Ur- j ed the body had lo on in tho (lie Mediterranean. In other Imsinrss the counBack To School sor* said it would get back lundo Negro attorney. lake for a week. No autopsy ril approved tliu plat for a 10 Shipman will relieve Cdr, BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U l'lt for this money ab-iut $H mil­ was ordered since, Juihe acre development to lie known George W. Kimmons, skip­ — Ilundreda of Negro stu­ lion in federal funds. I HAMAS, Tex. (Ul‘1) -T h e Duncan said, there was no ns Glenurdt'ii . per of VAH-9 for the past T A L L A H A SSE E ( UP I I — • • * dents suspended or e\|H'llcd The program is limited to \.iv j tore into critics of its evidence of foul play. ___ Coun ___ year. Kimmons will return to Only three members, State Rep. Frederick Karl of fur taking part in anti-segre­ Those long awaited drapes persons over 63 year* of age Social Security and health riloieii Keith Nismi und Frank Sanford to assume tlie duties I controversial uireraft car­ gation demonstration* return­ for Jim Spencer's finally ar­ Daytona Orach has let it be who arc not on public wel­ riers today, contending the cards Imre the name of Al­ Gerhardt and the mayor, were of chief staff officer of Heavy known in no uncertain terms ed to rlass today tin,hi a fed­ flattops were America’s bod bert Robinson, .VI, giving his rived. present for the Wednesday Attack Wing One, replacing that he is not in he counted fare but who cannot afford . . . eral court order. big hospital bills without cut­ weapons for meeting rising address as a Lakeland hotel. night m e e t i n g und items Cdr. Charles W. Meshicr. out as a possible starter in | Legislative delegation fin ting into their food and board WASHINGTON (UPI)-Tlie fled military threats in Af­ The hotel manager told The scheduled oil thu ugeiulu per­ Tha ceremony will taka ally got together to discuss' ***c i**'* raic f"r governor. budget*. Welfare pensioners Justice Department, answer-j Difficult Crisis rica. the Middle East and Herald an “ Albert Ralinson" taining to the police depart- place while Ute Saratoga I* Fern Park Incorporation . . . ^ * r* nmvc<| quickly to arc provided for under an- ing a constitutional challenge MOSCOW ( UHi — I're- South Asia. had been employed there as fent and to the hiring of a anchored in Naples, Italy. Decision due within the next >"nu.lch rumors that he has nther state hospital program i from Alabama, told the Su- ■nm' r Nikita S. Khrushchev At a time when Defense a dishwasher hut tiad been tow n e n g i n e e r were nut VAH-9 embarked aboard tha Mack decided to bow out in favor i Say* few day s . in effect for several years. pretne Court today Die fed­ said today the world may fan- Secretary Robert S. Mc.N’a- discharged three weeks ago. brought up for discussion. “Sara" in March for a sevenj of Sen. John E. Matlicw* Jr., Cleveland Jr. eral government has an obli­ a more difficult crisla than ' mara was gravely pondering He added Iho nun returned month tour with the U. S. I Jacksonville. gation to preserve order and tln-t'uha confrontation of last Ihe carriers' future role a about tu days ago with a Second and Sixth Fleets. The rumors flooded the Cleveland not as optimistic safeguard individual rights if October unless the United bevy of admirals came lo the ■request to tie reinstated in Mixing Move Shipman has served as ex< cliool here as D o u g l^ P l‘ul wh' " for" " r 1's *n' aliout school there is a breakdown oi local States adheres to its “proui Aviation-Space Writers Av.u-j hi* job but bad been refused, ecutiva officer of the squad­ JACKSONVILLE (U PI) — J Doyle Carlton, aucliuln, Ntcnstrom appears to be . . . | i.-cV* in the Carihbemi. ciation's 25th annual meeting | Giber papers, including a Trial of a suit seeking to ron since last July. Prior t9 autlairily. “ It will he a dogeat-dog” HUM) runner-up for governor, to uncork a spirited defense j Tampa bank deposit slip, gave bring full larial integration of that time he served as Oper­ The statement answered a paid a pop call to Tallahassee battle . . . Heck, not worried. of the multi-inillion dollar other names but efforts to public schools in Bt. Johns ations Officer of VAH5, also motion filed wills Ihe Su­ Appears Briefly curlitr this week and held With Cleveland up there By United P rrst International preme Court by Alabama I contact these person* have County will begin in Federal based at the Sanford Naval VATICAN CITY (Ul’l) — ships w e i r got a* good a chance as scrie* of meeting's with po­ Sugar prices soared in Gov. George C. Wallace t-hal Pope John XMII, suffering There were shades of the been to no avail, Court here July 1, tential candidates and top pol­ Air Station. any body. stores across the nation Inday engmg President Kennedy's from rccurrrnt gastric trouble famed l!H9 inter-service fight Xuthorilic* expressed the itical advisors. • • • Karl told Ul’I lie had a in what could eventually decision lo station troop* in complicated by a '•hireling le­ over carriers ami bombers in opinion there was no connec­ Mayor Tom McDonald and “long meeting" with Carlton mean an rnd lo Ihe (ice-ccnt Alabama during tlie Birming­ sion,'' appealed briefly at his some of today's argument*. tion in Robinson's deatli with Commissioner Jim Crapps in studio window today to bless These were calculated h> put that of a 13-ycarold Paula ham racial crisis. but he -aid no decisions were candy bar. New York at the same time “We don’t know where if u cheering, hoin-hoiiking As- land-based cuuibut planes in liarlwr, Floyd Dodson, whose Wallace asked tlie court to made, indicating that his po­ as that ticker tape parade for sition hn* not changed since will »top." said one chain restrain the federal govern­ ceiislon Day crowd of about a comparatively unfavorable beaten body was discovered Astronaut Gurdon Cooper . . . he announced just prior to the store official in Dallas, Tex., ment and Defense Secretary 15,000 persons in St. Peter’s light for dealing with limit­ May 15 in Hie St. Johns River. Wonder if the hometown boy* Four men have been charged ed war in remote areas. Legislature that he was as flie price of sugar climbed Rolierl S. McNamara from Square. thought that parade was for lo tilt cents for five pounds with first degree murder in stationing troop* in Alabama strongly considering the- race. them. In many cities, housewives lo suppress domestic violence Iron Curtain Dodson's death. • • • streamed to markets to stock unless tlie troop* were re­ Judge Duncan requested to­ ADDIS ABABA, Klhlopa Bringing that m i l i t a r y tip on sugar. day that any relatives or quested by the state. Singer Dies (UPI) — An African leader school to Sanford wuuld mean friend* of Robinson contact ] charged today* that the* AfriP A L M DESERT, Calif. “ boo-koo" income for Sanford him. ean summit conference hud (UPI) — Bandleader Eddie looses B a ttle Vote Change? and Seminole County m er-, The Unison Funeral Home Howard, 48. whose recording BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) TALLAHASSEE (L'PI) — drawn an “Iron Curtain" Ol'I'AWA (U PI) — Seen-chant* and business houses. — Staunch segregationist* Tlie Senate passed a resold around discussing racial dis- la-y of Slate Dean Husk to- also is endeavoring to kicatc of “To Each Hi* Own" sold Frinstance. Garfield Walker, 15 million copies and became Mayor Art Hanes and Police iton today directing the iegis- turbancet in Alabama. Hr is- uay warned the NATO for­ relatives. estimates it should mean SI,hi* theme song, was found Commissioner Eugene (Bull) lative council to study the surd a protest to President eign and defense minister 5o0 monthly for the barbers dead today in his Eldorado C mnor lost their court battle tea.ibility of lowering the Kennedy over “inhuman treat- they must guard against any alone. And, it has been re­ voting age in Florida to 18. i mint" of Negroes there. to remain in olfice today. political o r military split* liably reported, within two- Country Club home. OFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS — within the alliance. three year* it would mean ft Page 7 Bridge * Free Tire liupection Rusk wa* the first speaker million annually for all busi­ Clarified -,i i... Page 11 * Expert Wheel Alignment this morning a* the council nesses. Comics ... .... Page 10 Ku.wy Time Payments of the 15-nation alliance • • • Page 7 Dear Aliby .... We Speciulixe In Tirex Fur Foreign Cara plunged into political discuss­ Who .ays it doesn’t pay to --rm Page 4 Edlt-sial ...1 ion after forging a “ new advertise? Take Advuntu^e Of 33 Year* Experience Entertainment _ Page 7 KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) the American expedition said 102U-foot peak at 3:30 p. tu. top via the previously unex­ look" nuclear striking force The other day Maryland Legal* Page HI k 11 for NATO. Fiied Chicken people ran a — Two American climbing the four victorious climbers ; Wednesday by way of the plored west ridge. MM Page 10 I'uxxb. . . . . and. on south col —Ihe route Used by The two teams lepoitrd by full page ad nil their grand tennis conquered Jit. Everest, ale in .. g<M«i. . lieulth Society _ Palge H A: l» ull previous successful u»- wulkie-tulkie radio that they D e t e r g e n t P r o b e . opening . ■ . Yesterday . . . Page 6 Sports ..... over *» purate routes within their way buck ilown together. Slllts. were descending the mountain TALLAHASSEE (UPI) you rouldu‘1 even get near the THUS SUPPLY, INCORPORATED place . . . we hear the boys three hours of each other in ( Itadio reports .-aid one as- . Three hour* l»u-r the team together by the south col The House Drainage and are alii! trying to figure cut s s unpreced?!:!*-! t'*'" ****ult ■sault team of Barry C. Bishop, ot Dr. William Unsoeld.3 8 ,1They were between 23.000- I Water Conservation Commit' A c tiv e T r a d i n g Ph. FA 2 0631 105 W. F lrat St. NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks just how many hamburgers on the world's highest moon. !30. of Washington. D. C . and of Corvallis, Ore., and Dr. | foot ramp 3 and 21.350-fiMit tee approved a hill today rail I'l.AID STAMPS W K L I V E Luther If. Jvrxlad. Jo. $f Eu- 'fluniui F. Ilornlo-in. 32. of ranip 2 when contacted Lie mu lor u two-year study o. u|H-md mostly higher ou ac yiid bused chicken ilmner* tain, it wn* dUcioxai t.xlay. Wmd from tha base cwiup of jji'iw , Ute., Startled the 29,- San Do-go, Calif., reached the | today. | u>« of detergents in tile state.I UverUudmg U>Uay. were sold .. Police Probe Corpse in Lake Rryonf Signs, Needy Aid Bill Shipman Sei As New VAH-9 Commander Navy 'Slaps’ |Carrier Critics Don't Count Me Out, Karl Says »»/ Ifm tilt Must Preserve Order-Court, Sugar Price Soars; End To 5 Cent Candy CENTRAL I. F L O R ID A Guard Against Splils— Rusk HEADQUARTERS Herald Index 2 Teams Conquer Everest McROBERTS � 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 22, 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/b134b306c5876e30fc09b54b138ba8d3.pdf ec73d3a34a786c2b004eade3d0ce4cd1 PDF Text Text i t ~1 f I VSr BanTurl Pafre 10 — 'A p rfl 2 2 , 198S RfraTB Citrus Pruning Demonstration Set Wednesday . u A special demonstration of pruning and topping method* and techniques for citrus ha* been set for 'J p. m. Wednes­ day at the Heifer Brother* grove in Longwood, try the .Seminole County Agricultural Agents office. The grove is located one and a half mites west of I levy. 17fig on SIS HU. There will he signs to mark Ihe way. Specialists on the program will he Dr. Dale Kretehman (tom the Citrus Kxperiment Station and Jack .Mel'own nod Dalton Harrison from Ihe I'niversity of Florida Agricul­ tural Extension Service, Dealer* in pruning equip­ ment aie invited to di'inonstiale their equipment after the demonstration on method* and techniques. 'Tinning is on important topic o f discussion fur grow­ ers, caretakers and production manager*," said Krnie Luridberg, assistant county agent. ".Severe pruning is neccssary in many rase* because of ihe severity of the cold thin past December. In some in­ stance* the tree* need to lie topped. Topping means that the lops of llio tree* are cut hack.” For additional Information on the demonstration Wednes­ day, contact the Seminole County Agricultural office. *r K IN G K W O O D H U M .H E R S w ore 1mntn a t n luncheon fo r all realtorn and o th er Hpceiul Hues la nt Die Hite o f th e ir new G reen b rier o f I-och A rl*o r KntiiteH, F rid a y . H ere the o ffic ia ls B ryon I .each, Hecrctary trciw u re r ( l e f t ) and W il­ liam H rum ley, president (accom l fro m r ig h t ) aland w ith tw o gucHla, E n gin eer Bill L e f f le r and H erald Puhliaher W a lte r G ielow on the track o f a ca terp illa r tra c to r on the p ile o f th e new de­ velopm en t ju x l Houth o f the M a y fa ir G o lf Co ur h o . (H e r a ld P h o to ) Special Events Set A t Gen. Sanford Library u t 1 I n celelirnlloti of tlto Semin­ ole County Semi-Centennial, on unusual exhibit of old pho­ tograph*, curia* and nienientns o f eurly Sanford will go on displuy at 2:00 p. in. Thursday, nt (lie (icnrral llem y Hhcltmi Hanford Memorial Library and .Museum in Fort Mellon Park. In ndilition, tlm library will present allilo projections of early picture* of Sanford and (lie Rurroumihig area Thurs­ day night from 7 p. in. until il p. m. Most o f these pieturea uto fiom the oxtenaivo collec­ tion o f W. 11. Vincent, local resident, and n number are the work of Dr. Fred Knuinlnger’* father, a pioneer photographcr in the county. Dr. Fieri Kmuningcr, lihrnr* inn ami museum cuiator, and u resident of Ilia county since 1HU0, lias announced that the library will ho open from it it. tn. until 0 p. m, on SuluV day. Assisting him in greeting visitor* wilt lie members of the Sallle Harrison chapter of the Daughter* of the Ameri­ can Devolution anil wives of the member* n( the Hoard (if Manager* of the Henry Sludton Hanford Memorial Library and Museum Association in­ cluding tlm following: Mrs. Urwrenre Tinsley, Mis. J. I„ Him*, Deltary. Mrs, lidniund Mr lscli, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. F. li. Itoumillul, Mrs. Dean Till tier, Mr*. II. W. Hui'ker, Mrs. J. Ht. Clair White, Mis. .1. It. Hay, Mrs. A. H. McCullum, Mrs. A. II. Key, Mrs. M. .1, lira ill, Mint Kimmi linker, Mrs. C. It. Ihiwsun, Mr*. Hmolidl Chase, Mrs. H. II. 1‘upe, Mr*, (i. Andrew Speer, Mr*. Hoy H. Wright Jr., Mrs. .1. C, llutchiann, Mis. II. F. Whitm-r Jr., Mr*. Flank F.van*, Mis. II. li. True mol Mi*. Haymoiid Hall, Thu library anil museum, completed in I!di7, commemor­ ate* Henry Hhelton Hanford — lawyer, diplomat, general nail founder of the City of Han­ ford. Having served n* the United State* minister to IU-Igium for eiglil years, (iencral Hanford began a new career in Florida in INTO when he |iiltrha»rd t uerrs (near iy 20 sipiaru miles) of land iHirdeiing oil Lake Monroe. lie foHtned tli« growth of rill u* at Ids HI. (irrlrudo or­ ange grove and experimented witli the culture of many other varieties of fiult* at lii.i 126 aere ‘ Iropieal gulden," Ilelair. To pro muto development o f j gutilzi-d the Florida Land nod IKK) foot pier Into Lake Mon­ (tie men, Ceneriil Hanford o r - 1ColonlunUon Company, Guilt a roe, erected the Hanford Hotel uml established t e l e g r a p h communication. Hi* wife In­ fluenced construrtlon of the original Holy Cross episcopal i f i l l '. ! 'M A D A M E It II T T li It !•* I. V ' n n n n gcm en t, in buck, won tllKployoil liy Mra. Hill Itytm o t thin month*H m ootin g o f tin* N orth Orhunhi Gtirilen Chili wlien riieiiiliei'H pivnoiitoil llio ir ow n p ro ­ gra m . In fro n t « r « rlo vo riy doonratoil plntos iiiutlu by M rs. Hon N o ll. (H e ra ld P h o to ) Garden Club Members Present Own Program Ity Mona (irinstead Creative talents id North r nla inIn Harden Chili mem tier* were displayed at Illo April meeting a* (lie women presented llit'ir own program featuring floral arrangement* and articles made at home. The piriceii* nl leathering carnation* wa* demoindrulctl Icy Mrs. (irsiige Diaiuelte with each meinlsT following the step by-step lush ml Ion. A note of warning fame 11mu Mrs. Hi,nil-* Howell who said that Hie glurimo Illy, althoilgll he.ml Will, IS deadly poisonous and lli.ct homct|uiiera should he caul lulled to watch cliildien m the area* where Ihe gloriosu is used. Among those exliihiliog arrangemenl* were Alls. Du quelle, wall planter with urlilicial maleriuls; Mr*. Jt'*»e Wallace, Hawaiian Keekowa A light year it ruughly six eenlerplcee umig orange and trillion mile*. green arlilinal (lower*; Mrs. FOR Memorial Contributions To < Mrs. Charlie C. Collins, at, died Saturday at Sr minute Memorial Hospital after a long illness. SI*' wa* a member of the Friend* Church of North Carolina ami (lie Hibiscus Garden Circle of Sanford. Mrs, Collins is survived by her sister, Mrs. IL II. I'arkes of Sanford and four step­ children. Mrs. W. K. Brown, Hincliurst, <»a.; Ilamlal) Col­ lins of Texas; Bernard Collint of N. Y. amt Clarence Collins of l.ake Mary. There are also several step-grand children. Her view* are scheduled al 10 a. in Tuesday at llrisson Funeral Horne wilh the Rev. Fred It Chance ofliciating assisted by lies. IL L. O'Quinn. Iliinal will be m ever­ green Cemetery. I'allorarers will Ire J. I*. Hales. M< | Wilkins, John Fox ami lien Whittier. OVKIt 33 YKAILS \l First K I'almi'llo ( Vlungsiilr idd po-l ul I reel Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • T ile • I’ ionnx * ItcuDil lied* a urn- 1* HI .1 H M(IN I lls 111 I* \ Y iiwtsmiguujgmL MLM1il-.lt I .D.l.t . Ul *At*fUHI» H M G ftg r s a. u / L Florida State Bank of Sanford more rca Lb. t t FRESH "LOCALLY GROWN" YELLOW SQUASH "YOUNG *N TKNDKR" SLICED ARMOUR STAR SLICED BACON Lb. 48 SANDWICH SIZK VEAL CUTLETS Each c 9 LIVER FLA. GRADK "A " D & D WHOLE FRYERS FRESH "I IMFI PURE’* GROUND Dun'l forget . . . "EVKUFRKSH" HAMBURGER BUNS "G KRIU C It'S" CLEANER V ic t o r I m v a S I0 N THAN m\Y n°JHERKINDb l a c k AND WHITE »259w W/T OR COLOR "dial" 2 & 29‘ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. AVK. ROAST FLOOR & WALL PEOPLE^ ! y lull. io,t/*ll d*a« > M A G N O L IA Pkg. STANDING M ILK AMPLIFIER THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION 118 I .a r j r c "FLAVOR - A<;EO” BEEF “ HOSt d ” in h is- aktvr* toward Hie contiuest of cancer mail to M o t. I m sl llr d c r . I ’l r s - f l IT. S. CHOICE V A N ILLA WAFERS W.aHMIl is - ) m ir * 1 H r (Lim it: One t'ilh tour *1 Ot Mure Limd Order. IMe*»r) "V A N F A 2-1562 CAMP'S** CORNED BEEF 39 Lemonade a9‘ 6 59' w 29' 0LE0 2 us- 25 25 37 2T 39 “ SK ALD SW KK T** 'FOOD K IN G " 12 Oz. Cult FROZEN (JU AR TK K S "M C S S E L.M A N 'S ” 12 O/.. Jnr APPLE BUTTER "M R S . •• \J V \ ” Jwn W ith DETERGENT "S U N S H IN E " TUNE PORTABLE TV FROM YOUR EASY CHAIR! American Cancer Society U rn TIDE BABY FOOD The Pick of the Portables" Tk. MUrtltNUI f l. in u l lar Go New Cur li mincing >1Z?UQL/10J0 rcaVictor Sportabout with "W ireless Wizard" Remote Control COFFEE (i ()/ .. Monthly la-tallmenls 4),\i For Fun Time,..For <ilK Thno New l istci INSTANT Compure . . . Our Lower 1 Visit SANFORD ELECTRIC rca Victor “NESCAFE” Mrs. C. Collins Dies At Hospital Church. The interior of the library is copied as far as possible from photograph* of the lihrnry as It was in the gener­ al’* home, "The Homestead" in Derby, Connecticut. It is furnished with massive, curved cabinet* ami table* and I lie building contain* many rare volume*, the oldest being a law dictionary written in Latin ami published in INgfi. Ollier Items in the rnllertinn range from silver buttons with Hie monogram H. S. H. to Urni rule-cove ic'd scrapbook* con­ taining visiting cards left at Ilia Hanford*' official resi­ dence in Heigitim and invita­ tion* from Hie king and queen of (hat country. A prlml memento is a large silver inodnltion signifying (ieueral Hanford's nomination as a (•remit Officer of Ihe Or­ der of Leopold, Also on dis­ play are portraits of members of the Hanford family pin* hii assortment o f nutogrnphed pictures, drawings, ilagiierrutypes and print*. Many of these are of memhera of the Belgian royal family. Approximately bn,mill Items of (icncrnl Hanford's papers riirrespomlrrirc, ledgers, docu­ ment*, etr.—were microfilmed by the Archive* Division of the Tennessee Hlnta I. Unary in Ithill nod are kept ill the \milt of the Florida State Hank. W W. Amlersun, pink ami while aililtcl.il swei'lpe.i* In blue container; Mrs. Leonard Hieuarl. arrangement of ar Idieial glad* ami daffodils; Mr*. Kichanl S t u d tie n, small arrangement of roses in Vieluriau eotilainer; Mrs. Carl Hyatt, white glad ar­ rangement; All*. Hill Hvan. an arrangement entitled "M a­ dame llulterlly" using small Oriental figurine* placed on iced iii.il. • M O N. O TUES. e WED. Large Fkg. S - i m i 'S - 28 Oz. Jnr FROZEN I•w CREAM PIES 2 oz. QQ< l*iiH " E V E R F R E S II" BREAD 2 Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve YOU! 25TH. & PARK (Ouuntily R igh U R im m ed ) 1 1 Oz. Louvex ( �/ I 125 Styles On Display Wednesday 'Hot-Potato' Auto Show Time Pay Hike Th e most modern in : automobile fashions anil styling.'* will he offered fo r public viewing when 125 o f the latest 1963 models will he displayed at tlie fourth annual San­ ford Autom obile S It o w s|)onsored hy the Sanford Autom obile Dealers A s­ sociation. These 125 new ears and new trucks will l>e on dis­ play Wednesday, Thurs­ day and Friday a fter­ Is Stymied C L O Hj LAIIRY \ KIISII EL The Giant’* dormitories have been valued nt $27>0,000 . . . equipment ami property. . ■ . Giants asking $:)3U,00l) for the facility from the Castle Height* Prep School. . . • lh-ul has appamitly fizzled. • • • Poor Chailcs hinnpf. . . • First his Senii-Ci-ntenial sign (flimsy of course) got ripped to ih m il hy the heavy rain* i i S lZ , — T A L Is A II A S S K K (U P I ) — Th e Florida Education AsHociatioti'a ?88 million lint po'nto— teacher pay raises— was tossed around in three I e g I « I a liv e committees Monday. The House Public Schools Committee pass­ ed the K E A 's full request fo r ? 100 ncross-tho-l>oard raises, hut the House A p ­ propriations Committee refused to go any higher than the $20 million al­ ready written into its hill. The measure was dis­ cussed in the Senate upp r o p r i a l ions commit­ tee and seems to have a bright future there. That will have to wait until Wednesday. Ii o w e v e r , when the committee holds a special meeting to look into the matter. The House Appropria­ tions Committee was to submit its billion-plus suum il utiiioit-pius iEF E A&request Municipal Stmluim will tie t .inverted into bns.-l.all dintmuid for the Mimmer month* litli the city nnd sponsor* working hand-in-hand. Actual roit $2,237.48. . . . City to furni»h labor nnd equipment and Inil night agreed to kick in $500 for light* for some night hall games. • • • f Important Semi-Centennial meeting tonight at 8. A must fur everyone conii.-ctc.l with tlie affair. • • • vt (? Cordon Itradley having lun tr)ing to guess how many different ways people will biing the picnic to the HYOP —bring your own picnic—on Golden Anniversary day . , , Spread oil the ground? . . . Table i collapsible kind that might get "weak-kneed" alauit the lime )ou put tlie baked lieans on IT . . . Or were jou planning l » have potato salad? . . . Or Just what other way* are there to serve picnics? . . . Any­ way, it looks like tlie far end i front here) of Ft. Mel­ lon Park will hr a whopping tog picnic ground come noon April 27. • • • Oh yea—FRKK Coke, N'ohi. Frllo Lay potato chip* and Scaliest ire errant • . . Compliments of lUadlry's committee. • • • Casselberry Is drawing up a st-lifdutr of municipal rourt cost*. Mayor K111I Heath said recently his town was the only one in tlie county op rialing without said cotta. Heath also will present a pro­ posal for hiring a traffic con­ trol officer for the town at Monday'* continue. I council Uzaaivn at tin. Town Hall. 53 A N N M il.I.K it. an entry in the "M iss Seminole County" contest, is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W illis W. M iller o f Maitland. Her interests range from modeling to electronics and she is active in school functions and clubs, cheerlcnding, swim m ing and skating. Area School Debate Rages Navy Relief Drive Slated Cuba Economic Embargo Seen WASHINGTON (I'P It — The United States today was reported preparing to ask the Organization of American State* i(l\ S i (nr an cconom line i uihargo against Cuba High U. S. officials said OAS member* would lie a-k ed tu halt all trade, except for food ami medicine, willi the Fidel Castro Government Officials acknowledged Dial the Impact would he largely Latin psyrhokigical since American trade wtih Cuba already has <li<>p|M-d |o a minimum. The economic embargo was one of the steps w iir .1 Sen ale Democratic leader Mike Manslieid recom inended yes terday to ri.1 Cuba of t 'n lor is in. Herald Index (▼J|SSITIQ jIliP Founci Sale By Puerto Rico United Press Leased W ire b r ie f s Established 1908 TU B S.. A P R IL 2d. lOti.'l Chevrolet, O l d * mobile, Cadillac nnd C hevrolet trucks dealer. Hunt l.incoln-Mcrcury, Inc., W illie Hunt, ownerm anager; Comet, Lincoln and Mercury dealer. Seminole County Mo. tors, Inc., Hen Howland, m anager: Dodge, Chry­ sler and UcnuulL dealer. Strickland - Morrison, Inc., (Jury Hudgins, man­ a ge r: Falcon, Ford, Thundel-bird and Ford truck dealer. SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A WASHINGTON (U P I) — I lie Navy planned lo lower underwater cameras to Die txittum of the Atlantic today to see if it has found the hulk ol Die siiUmurinr Thresher. Courtroom Fight lUHMINCIIAM. Ala. (U P I) —Leader* o( a 21-.lay-old scgrcgalion protest campaign that has brought more than tut arrests were involved in two rourtioom action* today. Firm hmburgo NEW YORK (U P I) — Gov. Nelson \ lloekefcller has put a smiling tint firm embargo on information relating to the question: Will he wed tlie recently divorced Mr* Mar garetta Filler Murphy? Plans Canceled NO. 090 County Board Kills g g * Probe Continues $150,000 County Commission this morning in a 3 2 vote sirsported action of Dir Zoning Commission and .Irliird an appeal of Robert G Marlin to reione property on Conn try Chib Road to permit erection of a community .-Imp , ping center Joe Gazil, who holds an option on Martin's P i arrrs, sought the r.'zoning Inun agrl- Center cultural to commercial to permit erection of a $130,ixioo center. Tlie Zoning Commission previously had denied Gazll's request ami Marlin appealed that iNianl'a decision. The County Commission today held up the Zoning Commis­ sion's decision. Martin's and Gazil'* appeal Ibis morning was prcscnlcil Board Okays Bridge Permit hy Stanley Drutnlcy, who pointed out lltc shopping ecu ter would occupy only onehalf acre while the other seven acre, would lie u-.il as a buffer strip Ik'tween llavenna Park an.l Idyllwildo. Dr. John Cox, saying lie was s|W‘akltig for 50 Ik) resi­ dential owners, voiced approval nl the Zoning Commiss­ ion's decision ami asked the County Commission to sup­ port it. Urumlcy replied he holds a ‘ petition with 278 names supporting Die shop­ ping .-enter. A show of hands in Die jiack.-.l hearing room was uliout even for im.l against the renter. Commissioner* John Fitz­ patrick led to lengthy deci­ sion between Commission membora when lie poinl.-d out the property is in his district but lie would have to support the Zoning Commission. Commissioner James I'. Avery Jr. moved lo r.-z»ne Die properly to commercial. Commissioner John Alexand­ er seconded for "discussion (1|||v Bond Schedule The City Commission Mon­ day night authorized City Manager W. E. Knowles an.l Fiscal Agent Igmmia lardy to work out a water rnto ,fh<‘<lulc based on a $W().. k°nd Issue for 30 years, The Issue would finance a massive water improvement program including a new Wa­ ter treatment plant, well*, storage reservoir and trans­ mission line*. Plans on Iho Improvement program are expected to !*o completed in about two months. lx'ody outlined various bond financing proposals .luring Dm leiiglhly meeting with tho lM,ard leaning toward a plan which would require water rale adjustment* of some 2$ rent* per month on an aver­ age io each customer. In other buainesa, the city: Denied a request on va­ cating and relocating of Iho alley north of 17th St. be­ tween Park Ave. and Mag­ nolia; Approved a dance hall license al 405 E. Fourth SL for a M) day trial period; Tallied action until budget lime on the city added healllt insurance plan; Agreed to purchase clay to fix roads nt 13th St. and Die old railroad tied section near 13th Si.; Agreed lo throw out all hid* on termite control of the Civic Center and let city cr.-w (to Die Job themselves. DAL L T-v (U P I) — I".in- have Ii i m canceled for astronaut G.mh u Cooper to dm .impress Ins Mercury cap I'erillil lor Die removal of The permit wa* granted to Mile when he goes Into space o f Kngiiicci mg. a w.N>,ten bridge and installa Frank Evan*, wtm Indicated next month, it was disclosed Sen Ed Price of llrndenton, lion of a rulvert on Evans- work will he commenced tin i' iimi mil tec chuiriiinti. led the SAN JUAN (U PI i — 1'hc Monday night. dale Road, Ix'lwren Like mediately, along willi xoiiic fight nguiiiil the hill saying missing freighter Santa Ana the committee lots uln-iidy vvu, (mm.I safe to.lay near Mary and Little 1-akc Maty, ■hedging in Lake Mary. TALLAHASSEE i l l'll - A passed hills establishing u jun­ Die western Dp of Puerto was granted today in a pubThe hearing attracted a hill placing the State Turn ior college and n four-year lino at no distress large delegation of pnqiorty hr hearing by Ilia County pike Authority under the huduniversity in the area. A Coast Guard plane >]xttoun.’is along Little Lake get controls of the Slate Coluillis-inll "And tin Fliuida institute tisl the ship Tlie captain, Mary, who expressed concern Legislature was approved to­ of Ullivclsily studies lias the idenlill.il as Oswald Waller Dial Die new rnnslriii'lion day hy the House State Gov­ Avery stated there was an full puvvc'i tn set up I Ii in giail of Miami, radioed the ves-el would bring Ilie lake mean adequate buffer strip and lie ernment Committee. Utile school without ail exliu was just behind aeltedule and water level lo a point alill sawr "no reason In the re­ $511,0(1 stuck ill Dm budget," was in riu trouble. The Coast lower than at present. cord as submitted to show Price said. Guard said it was experled They in.licalnl tills level why the change should not VIKTIANK, Laos .U P I) — "We've aln-aily given $|ixi to reach San Juan later to­ already I* loo low hul agree 1 lie made." Alexander |x>int lliglitwing strongman Gen. imllion to liighi'i education in day. that they had no objection to ed out Die county should I'hoiillll No savan accu-ed Die Tlie IDIf.Mit freighter left Ibis stale," Price suid, "and Die installation if the con­ plan and cooperate with In leflist I’atlM't Lao t.alay ol I Dunk it's asking too miH'li Port Au Prince, Haiti, April Joint meeting o f Dir Conn, struction would raise Die le­ trying to destroy the Laotian dividual* willing to udd of Dir people of Florida to 18 and was due m San Juan co.ilition government ant of­ ty Commissions of Semln»lr, vel "clean, adequate" commer­ step m and do something four days ago. Evans agtet-d (he installa cial properties, lie also said fered to send troop* lo help Itrevard Orange nnd Volusia The Coast Guard In-gan it* where the interested Indus­ Die neutralists ngaln-t Die Counties pi lie briefed oil the Don would he of such design that "commercial and real trie* in Dii' area have done air search today. pro Communists. pro|Ni-<d ,Sl John* • Indian as to cause Die Little Lake (Initial ran he compatible." nothing." River canal ha* hern tenta­ Mary level to he raised four And then cxpress.il himself Itepresrntatives of the Na tively set for May 3. It wa* feet. not in favor of the rezoning tiolial Aeronautics and Space In other action the Com­ and withdrew hi« second of reported this morning hy C o u n t y Commissioner! Administration <\ \x \» and Chairman J. C. Hutchison at mission: Die motion. agreed today on the mo­ private missile roinpuiiica and Tabled lo next meeting a County (ouiniissi.nl meeting. Fitzpatrick explained I m- had tion of Commissioner Jam.-t oilier space-illleiitc-il f i r m s Gelt llnlehi-oti's announce request of Die Garden Club no pi r-onal objection to Die Avery to hire «n appraiser have n*l ed that a scientific men! followed » statement by of Sonland Kslales for Die shopping center hut said that to give a comparative ana­ TALLAHASSEE (D PI t — giaduiilc school In- I'slalilislicd S. II (Jim) Crowe that Die use of a rounly park in con "tlie people who were there lysis oil Die 25tli St. righl-ofTALLAHASSEE (U P I) in the f'ape-tIrlando-Daytona A hill increasing travel al \ lull strictly limiting costs shad fishing in Die a r e a will 1neclion with its plans for first should lie considered." way. 1low slu es n| stale ollici.il* and (ilea. of State lloiul issues wa. bring in a $<> million income con»lrurll«n of a new ImiI'.I- To bring the matter, » - lie The question of (lie apprais­ Si n. Itoyd, also a mmidier of employes cleared tin- Sennit sent to the .Senate Calendar hy it)70, I S. agency figures ing said, "to a iM-ail.” he a.-rond er would he whether it would Die ciiinmitti I*, said lie icnllx- today. Directed lloln-rl May. of ed A v «t v ' s motion today with Die unanimous h a -<il tin I'l.'Ml. he less expensive lo aequtro The bill, which will merca*.<1 Dial the off-cmiipus inatl hacking of the Hanking Com Hie chairman's announce­ laieli Aflsir, In appeal lo Die The vote. Alexander, Chair rigllt-of way property to Iho tutc can establish the gradu- ,1m' coal lo Die slate hy $Pm mittce. ment was that "this hoard Hoard of Adjustment III*' mand J. C. Hutchison and extent of 20 feet on Dm- north a te si-hiMil, hut t ills w ould he non. |iassed the upper cham­ The hill, hy Sen John Mat- is not too well informed hut Commission's order for iH.lire Fitzpatrick, no: Commission„r f(M., „ „ t)lr MI1|th iiiia h q u ic k e r in g e ttin g such ber hy a 21 2U vide. It nun hews of Jacksonville, was an we have lu-en advised we action (ompi-Ringhim to I. ,-rU e Garyand Avery, ye. ll(lo< „ r , „ kt. |col off (.,fh goe* lo Die House. a si hoo| I's ta lilis h c il.'' outgrowth of charges of ex­ will Im- appraised ol Die situ­ move a horse Iroin his pro flic nimiliisslon voted 3 2 to I M l|(, o| .,il(| s , Ilie lull increases in stale "I'm siiic if lln* small seed prrty. Commissioner .lam*- support Die Zoning Hoard's cessive c o s t s in Die ni-gotlat ation on M <y 3 (.unity Kngincn Hill Rush were planted," he said, "those travel allowaneea lor Die gov id sale of $157 million in Floyd Snow, formerly with P. Avery Informed May of a decision and denied the ap stated that Die Stale llnad film* inteiesti'd would jump ernor and cabinet member* turnpike extension lawds. the U. S. Corps of Engineers, "grandfather" clause In the peal for a shopping center. Department was not going to to $25 while Iti*' legislature i* in and support it.' Tlie Matliows Kill would re­ requested the Commission to zoning onlinanrc In permit consider anything less Ilian in session nnd SRi when II I* quire that all state bonds la- seek supiMirt ol local llldu*- iiintinuaiire of any action cs an HO foot rigllt-of way. Tho not The governor and ealniict I t iH K 'jr o t in t c sold on a basis ol open emit Iry for a priqx.srd limestone lahlished prior lo eiiactiueni present right of way I? c*i fret. officers would gel $2U lor mil TALLAHASSEE ( l P I) — la-illive hid*. Only exemption plant on III.- Wekiva Itlva-1 ol Die law. The |Mirtion of road Involved of-stale Iruvel Hie Stale ftoad Department put Into the hill was county Dirri'lfd Zoning Director Hr said that he hold* is the strip from Mvllonvlll* oulil renegotiate road runroad improvement Linda an option on 2,400 acres and Robert ISrown lo revise the TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Ave. io French Ave. tracts to pay contractors for ha.k.-d hy state gasoline tax Du* was verified by Die own zoning oidinanee lo bring it The governor'* hill lo put an lluvli warned Ihat since tho Die extra eovts of trucking JKIIL'SALKM. Israel (I I’ ll revenues and certificate* cr. Dr. Raymond llass. Snow up lo dale and include amend annual license fee lo $1.75 on SRI) had Ih i -ii requested hy liiiieroek during Die Honda — I'rcaidcnl Itzluk ItenZvi, purchased tty Die Housing and p ve n ted a lengthy picture menu. sail water *|mrt* tolling lo the County lo give the proEast Coast Railway strike a scholarly Zionist whu help Home Finance Administration of economic piospi-cts for Ilraid ollnr matter* rela help finance a huge recreg- j.-ct (op priority. If SIID reunder a lull introduced in Die ed found the state of l-ra.-l, or other (uleral agency at a the county Ihroiich establish live lo zoning and building Don land acquisition program filiations were not complied Senate today nlied today at llw age of 7* fixed rale. . iiia-nl of Dlls plant. perinil*. was Intr.Mluceil today hy Sen. with lo llieir sati-laell Ml. Din Fal Fraser. MacUlenny. e<iunt) would have to take No license is required now Die consequence* of further for salt water llshing ‘Hi. delay. fi-c proposed In the hill would No appraiser was named hy lie the same lor Floridians the commissiou at Dm* meet­ and tourisla. ing. Gets Okay Leftists Charged Travel Bill Clears Senate ★ * * Canal Hearing Slated May 3 County Asks Road Appraisal Limits Seen On Bond Issues Fish License Boost Seen Ileii’ Zvi Dead PUC Opens Geneva Phone Probe Page 2 Invciilitfalitiii by the l-evvin K. Huifhey, preai-; area I’ L V rcprcHentativc Page 7 Fluriilii Knilrimil mill I ’ tib- tlt'Hl o f the Genuvu 4'it i- who is mitkiiiR' the invcsPage l> lit- Utilities Uuiiiiiiiissiiin ^-x'Rs Asnii., Raid tliut the tijrution. Dear Ahhy Page 2 Iietition o f cunijiltiinl filed I he |>etiliun. which eitinto io n )plaints aK«in s t on Aprj| , 0 w|U| t|,e w| a number o f K1, ev. I’agr I K.litui lul operations ol suuthern CommlsEion, ulong with u n c e s concerning the Entertainment Page 2 la-gala Page 6 Al 7 Hell 1elepluiiie and Tele- the nurvey report made existing telephone aervPuzzle .... Page « Kraph Co. in the Geneva l,y un independent tech- lee. wu.-t signed by some Society Page 3 men liegun this week, the niciitn, bits lieen turned 103 residents o f the urea. Sport* . Page b , Herald leioued lo d u j. .o ver lo Wilkiiin l.iiih u rt,i Loeul .Southern Hell o fHridge Clas-ift. <1 Cotuica Participating in this annual show are these members o f the Sanford Autom obile Dealers A s­ sociation: Hrnss Motors, ,!. D. (R e d ) Hrnss, owner-man­ a g e r; Plymouth and Vali­ ant dealer. Hill Hemphill Motors, Bill Hemphill, o w n o r m anager: Pontiac, Ihiirk and Humbler dealer. H o l l e r Motor Sales, Emmet Ferrell, m anager; W E A T H E R : Fair through Wednesday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 55-00. it had not w ritten it cent into the $1,065,658,961 upper c ham her lull intro'bleed Monday. R u t the committee, amidst warnings from Chairman L. K. Edwards ....................................... ..... , , . that “ somelsaly is going I A L L A H A S S I.E (I I I ) — A hill establishing a to have to put the spend- $511,000 graduate engineering school in the Cape ing brakes on," decided Canaveral area passed the Senate Committee On to w rite several spending H igher Education today a fter hot debate, amendments Wednesday The measure was sent to the Appropriations nnd submit them Tliurs- Committee where it has little chance o f gettin g day a fte r the senators thniuicli Die floor of the up- - —* hud a chance to look over l"'r <IimhiIm-i . lUl ! , . ! n _ f t , ' the 68-page bill. Intt.xliu.il by ,s«n. J . A. Tilt* Sc,,r*e rirpiinflt1* * * buv»l ‘If. Lceabyrg. the incus will uImi U k r tip m m e .a » foi* a g .a d o M e amendment m i .-qKJiitliug school III eipOnvcrillK to Ik fo r tlie ptililir ilefemler i sUlihshs <i ii- - hn .ii.li o f the I nlvci s it) o f I he iila Selioul system. A group of pruuuacnt Sanford busine»>mcn will ntaks a concrete offer for tlie Woodruff Iloilding ami let the city turn it into a downtown park mg area . . . No profit for the group . . . Just want to get rid of tlie biggest eye sore in the city. • • • Nobody naked me hut wouldn't it he nice if oldlimer Fd Lane waa in the lead car Tlie \avy Relief Suelely. of the rentinninl parade here. Ihe Navy* -liong helping • • * hand fur its distressed mem­ Say, ttiey finally removed ber*, will open its servicethat stump out on the golf wide Fund Drive May 4. course. On the local scene, the • • * Drive will lie launched at li The County School Hoard p in. May 4 with the lieneli! will meet in special session "M ay Garden Parly," the Thursday to rev iew final plans festive dinner-cocktail pol y for additions at Sanford Jun­ sponsored hy the Oflieera* ior High School and South Wives Cluh of the Sanford Seminole . . . Additions will Naval Air Station The parly include a new cafeteria, lib­ will lie held In the NAS ball rary and music mom at the room. junior high and cafeteria and Initiations air being null music depart mrnt at Uic cd lo many local dignitaries South Seminole facility. ami a blanket invitation hi* • • • l»c<-ii extended to all NAS oi 1 hone pioillincd copies of fleers and their ladies. the proponed new Cuanull wiry Charter were delivered to I lie Town Hall this morning and are ready for uny interested resident. • • • broadcasts, will present their daring nerinl net a t I and 8 p.m. each day. Music will lie presented each evenin g: The "T e m ­ pos" Wednesday evening, the "S h ades" Thursday evening and the "Hockin' Kondrunners" F r iday evening. A smirk bar will he es­ tablished on the grounds and other facilities in­ stalled to insure a suc­ cessful show. (F lr p ^ m t f n r i T i i i r r a l i T Sofons Soy O ka, tacked is went out of the Chelsea Title Corp. the other day to wider i biltc to 1>C later timt planter. . . . And it «u* ,l-s nmeudment. Die Semite coniniltteu gone! discovered Monday that • • • noons and evenings at Sanford Municipal Sta­ dium. Hours will he 1 to 10 p.m. W hile tlie new vehicles will he the highlight o f the Automobile Show, the Dealers Association also is o fferin g entertain­ ment. The "S ilver Condors," who have a p p e a r e d throughout the United States and abroad and on numerous t e l e v is i o tt fii-iulri have stilted th a t 1tliist'lisniotl on the issue nny number o f uttcmpls nrc ex|M*cted today when to meet with the Geneva memlier o f the Citizens people nnd work out the problem met w ith fa il­ Ansn. meet at 7:30 p.m. ure und thnl llieir repair in the Geneva Communi­ offices report very fe w ty Hall und on Wednes­ service c n 11h received day a fte r Linhurt meets from Geneva. with lending citizens o f .Further rcji.rln end the community. Under Arrest Allen To Answer AMMAN', Jordan (U P I) — Five opposition member* of Parliament were reported uuder arrest today tn connec­ tion with pro-Na»*cr demon­ stration* against Uic regime u4 king 11us.-*-in. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The Senate has voted to atlow President John Alien ol the University of South Flor­ ida lo answer charge* that the school’* administration i$ soil on Communism. �wzm m V 6f SattforB Page 2 — ‘A p ril 23, 1963 RrmlB (D sw i Cuba Jails Emptied Of Yank Prisoners HOMESTEAD A P I). Fla. (U P I)— Cuban Premier Fidel Castro emptied hie dungeons o f oil American prisoner* ex­ cept one longtime enemy Mon­ day In exchange for four Cubans held In U. 9. Jails, The bearded Cuban dictntur also promised to uRnw 800 to I, 000 Cubitus to truve hi. Com­ munist Island later this week a* part of the deal. "T O G E T H E R N E S S ” — Rep. Jun Fortune (I t ) , loft, Sen. Muck Cleveland, (D ), center and Rep. Joe Davis (D ), right, j>o»e<l together fo r their firs t newspaper photos ut Saturday's heurinK o f the Legislative Delegation in Casselberry on the town's proposed new charter. In back are Charter Committee M em ber A r t Lego, L. E. Swope. Hibbard Casselberry, M ayor F red Heath and A ttorn ey Kenneth McIntosh. (H erald Photo) Inflation Warning W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — Sen. Jacob K . Javits, (R -N .Y .,) warned today that recent increases In steel prices could set o f f an inflationary spiral In wages and the cost o f living. H o mude the idatem cnt as the Senate-House Economic Committee opened hearings into whether the prico rise by Am erican steel manu­ facturers was justified. Javits said he welcomed the hear­ ings as a means o f fact-finding and educating the public. Hut he anid it would be "m ost unfortunate” i f they w ere used to make the steel com­ panies conform to w hat Congress thought steel prices should be. Sen. Paul II. Dougins, (D -Ill.), committee chairman, said the hear­ ings — scheduled to lust fo r at leust a week — would be an impartial in­ quiry into costs and wages involved in steel production. The United Steclw o r k e r s o f America (A K L -C IO ) is expected to reopen its contract with producers next month fo r possible wage in­ creases. Douglas said Dies committee would not go directly into the wage situation, but would consider "th e pay o f labor In relation to the output per man-hour.” N E W O F F IC E R S o f the AHunmntu Springs Library Assn, elected ut the Annual M eeting held earlier this month arc, seated front left, Mrs. John 8 tew art Jr., president and Mrs. Fred Rnssmnn, vice president; standing, Harold Jackman, treasurer and Mrs. A lb e rt Stnrke, secretary. (H erald Photo) Losing Battle l V £ £ WASHINGTON (U P I) 8*n. Gordon AHolt, (it Colo.), wiged SB apparently tot tag fight today to cut ■ hill to authorize federal outlays of up to $2o million a year for water rnaourcea reiearch. Send* barker* were confi­ dent the bill would paai with­ out aubitaatlal change. It would provide aiilitanrc to public and private group* to encourage research In water coniervation. The Senate alto wai ready for final action on legislation that would help clear the way for *ah> of aurplti!, pub­ lic power in the Pacific Northwelt to areas aa far south us luu Angeles. Under a prior agreement AREA DIRECTORY A IR CONDITIONER H. B. Pope Co., Inc. IN S U R A N C E AUTO & PR O PE RTY Fur The Kitten Yeitr Around Weather Conditioner KKDDKKH Sale* — Service A ll Linus W rit tun 200 8. Park Ave. Hanford Ilring Yuur Insurance FA 2 4234 INSURANCE AUTO HF.llVlCK HARRY ADAIRS 4 Ki Problems To Us — BALL-BLAIR UUI.K HER VICK AGKNCY Tires - llatteriea - Acreaeurlea 218 8. Park Are. FA 2 MU' Hoad A A A Service SANFORD, FLA. Guaranteed Brake A Mu tiler Service French A tat. I'l.UMIIING F A 2-01)21 FA 2-21)22 CONtKHTK P ltd b u ih s R. L. HARVEY PLUM RING Complete Installations • Repair* Ualhrootn and Kitchen BLOCKS Fixtures Stepping tjtones . I'atio Block* Car Stop* • Kill. • Lintels Water Pumps Free Estimate* FA 2-3281 "Every tiling In The block 204 8. Sanford Line” 100 N. Kim Sanford ROUPING • .suitin' METAL FAUU4W2 Chapman Concrete Products FEEDS STEINMEYER Roofing A Sheet Metal, lac. Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repair* Uulleri • Waterproofing • Jim Dandy Feeds Sheet Metal Work Timothy Ray • Cotton Feed Free Estimate. ■ First Class leal‘ Mi Work Fittenlng and Fattening FA 2-4TII JCow Feed $2.40 per 100 lb. 111 Oak Ava. Bonded A Insured DUO Aaofurd Ave. benlerd Sanford Flour and Feed Store / ' deltaic on all amendments to Urn water resource* bill was limited to on« hour each, with one hour for general de­ bate before final action. New York attorney James II. Donovsn, who arranged the swap, arrived here .Monday aboard an airliner with 21 of the pain and akinny Ameri­ cans. He eaid three others de­ rided to go to a Latin Ameri­ can country initead o f return­ ing to their homeland nnd three chose to remain in Cuba with their familiea. In exchange for the Ameri­ cana' releuso, the Justice De­ partment announced in Waihington that It waa releasing three Cubans arrested recent­ ly and charged with conspir­ ing to blow up defense estab­ lishments in this country. New York Gov. N e l s o n Rockefeller also cooperated In the deal by releasing a Castro favorite — Francisco (The llouk) Molina Del Ida, a Cas­ tro sympathiser convicted of killing a young girl with a wild bullat during a fight be­ tween pro and anti-Castro Cuhnna o r a street In New York City. Tho others released were Robert Raniiestebnn Casa­ nova,, 27, a member o f the Cuban mission to the United Nations; and Antonio ffuerio, 28, and Jose Garcia Orulluna, 43, both Cubans living In New York. They were arrested a few months ago and charged with conspiracy to sabotage defense installations. Donovan said the first of the refugees Castro has prom­ ised to release will arrive In Florida later this week aboard tho freighter American Sur­ veyor which is now in Havana unloading r a n s o m supplies paid Cuba for thu release of 1,113 Cuban Invasion prison­ er* on Christmas Eva. Release uf the 21 prisoners Monday apparently cleared Castro’s jails of all but one American—Cuban-born Miam­ ian Rafael Del Pino, a long­ time Castro fuo. Del Pilio'a wife collapsed here when she heard he was not ahuurd the Pan American plane. 1 D E A R A B U Y : M y husband has a habit that is slowly drivin g me crazy. He smells his food before tasting it. N o m atter where we are he gets him nose down in the plate ami starts to sn iff. W e can be eating at home, dining out or be guests in someone’s home, it makes no d iffe r ­ ence. Our children have started to pick up the habit. I ’m a very good cook and when I ask him w hy he does this, he ju st luughs. A n y sugges­ tions? AGGRAVATED D E A R A G G R A V A T E D : Th e hahit probably originated years before you r husband ever m et you, and is no reflection on your cooking. I t must not be a very pretty sight, but the only way you’ll ever put a stop to it is to ask him to please cut it out, be­ cause it irritates you. D E A R A B U Y : I can’t find th « answer to m y problem any where else, so please don't disappoint mo. Is there any special way a bow-legged g irl can dress to make her legs more Httructive? I am not cursing m y bow legs because 1 am thankful that I have any a t all. Nevertheless, I am 18 and am v e ry bow-legged, Th ere are fashions fo r tail girls, stout girls and short girls. But I have y e t to see anything fur bow -legged girls. Help I --------"R O U TE T H R E E D E A R R O U T E : Don't attem pt to make you r legs M O RE attractive, coJby The freed prisoners told newsmen of brutal, bsyonetwaving gourds, meager meals of mush and horseinuat, uml a plan to dynamite them if their prison was ever attacked. Mrs. Barineau Dies In Hospital Mrs. Ataiee Barineau died ■t 8 p. m, .Monday at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital fol­ lowing a lingering lllnett. Born In Tallshittco she had lived In Sanford for (lx past 40 years and maile her home al 308 Myrtle Ave, She wa» a member of the First Baptist Church of Sanford and of Die American Legion Auxiliary of Sanford. Survivors are right chil­ dren: Lawrence of Detroit, Mich., Kennelii E. of Tam­ pa; Eugene L of FI. Isiuderdale, Richard L. of National City. Calif.; Mrs. Elsie Evan* of Albany; Ga. Mrs. Gwen Mute of Lake Monroe; Mr*. Mildred lbdid> of Ml. I tors, and Mr*. T. V. Metis Jr. of San lord; 14 grandclilklren, MRS. A . Y K A C K L E one great grandchild; a sitter Mrt. Janie* L. Brown Sr. of Tallaliatiee and a brother, Edward Grilteile of Jackson­ ville. Funeral arrangement*, In­ w i r complete pending arrival of relative*, wiii be announced Mr*. Audrey Yearkls I* by Urlaaon Funeral Home. the only woman automobile aali-xmsn in sanfonl. Slie ii I 1 ha unfortunate tiling about employed by the Duller Motor •pading up ths gulden is Sales. that in the end ths weeds get Sbu recently decided to Luk* the best of the deal. up selling cars with tho en­ couragement uf her huohund who ho* been in the auto huilnc*a for ninny years, after TuakawlIU liuad bet wren some experience in other sell­ Bedbug Road ami Stats ing lints. Kuad 4 tl will b* closed to through baffle (hs morn­ " I ’m enjoying it mors each ing of A|*il I3lh, 1843, for day," said Sir*. Yeackle who a period of approximately l« tho gralidmulhur uf three. 20 days, lo permit run"Bo far, 1 have sold one, but alruelion of a new bridge. have saverul good prospects.” Traffic it siDtard to de­ tour br way of Dodd Kuad, In h*r spars time, ths lady Ii mile west. car salesman enjoys going Bern hole County Hoad fishing with her husband or Department woikiog in her garden. Business Briefs NOTICE O) <;> W e a th e r ( I t W ea th er I . : - 19* B re vard S e a t 4:4* <»* Sports 4:13 ( 3 ) N e w * 1*1 I l o t KlOVr L e n t i l * ( t ) W **k ly S t* i Kt- VISW T:oo (*> K»ibole it) Rollins Star Ivey, Makes l ast Annearance New* Re- 7:15 I t ) W i t t e r Cronklto — Ni « i 7:10 ( 1 ) Lxrah In I t l M arshall Dillon t i t Combat 1.00 i t l Llo yd B rid ge t Show l . l o ( ! ) Em pir e i t l Hed Skelton Hour ( I I Haw aiia n l ir e 1:1* i t l Jack lleiitsjr Hl.uw <») Untoucha ble* C ) Hick P o w e l l Shaw ! < : « « I t l (tarry Moore tlhowr 10.30 ( * i C la * » t p <t> Hun tley R e p o rtin g II. to 131 .Newecope ( t ) Channel I M ew tr eem ( * ) Murphy Martin N ews 11:10 ( 3 ) M id - F U . F l i n t Re port 11:30 ( t ) W e a th e r H i l l ( I ) H o lly w o o d I t s v t t Cxtveee da ( » ) Channel 0 T h e a ter U li) ( ! ) T on lt e Show a e W E D N E S D A Y A . M. t :3 t i t ) B ig s O s f ; l » ( I ) C e llt g a a t H it A ir t : I t fl> U s e On Tornadoes Rip Throuah Midwest By Oswald Jacoby A young wife, married lets her hutbsml to drive her to then a year, wanta lo know her recently widowed mo­ how often the should expect ther's homu for a weekend visit. They live nearly 200 miles apart. The young wife wants des­ perately to be both a gued daughter and a good wif*. She doetn'L want to neglect her mother, who Is lonely, and yet she doesn't want to demand too much o f her hutDana Ivey, ona of the moat band. And so she atks for a versatile stars of the Rol­ simple answer to a nol-tulins College theater will make slmple question, "How often her final appearance on the would it be reasonable and Annie Rut tell stage in 6m rigid for me to suggest go­ forthcoming production, "A ll ing to my mother’s for a My Sons" by Arthur Miller. v liltT " The play open* Tuesday With two conflicting de­ and 'una through Saturday, mands on her love and loyal­ with Dana In the lead role ty, this young wife 1* Just uf Kate Keller, the mother. beginning the procett o f di­ D ie conflict of tlte play it viding herself up to meet derived in part from Kate's refusal to accept the death of life's demand* slid obliga­ tion*. her eldest son. When *he hu* children there Alter graduation from Rol­ lins in June, Mitt Ivey will will be need of more ami be a aclwl'.rthlp member of more dividing, as aha tries to the Otolo Theater company give each per»on who luve* In SarstuU during the sum­ and needs and depends on her mer, leaving for England in as much o f herself as possible, (lie fall to study al the Isin- ami itlll have some time to dou Academy of Music and give to friend*, to community Dramatic Art under a Ful- affair*, and, perhaps, a little time for licrtelf. bright grant. For a good litany years a Other star* o f "A ll My Son*" are Fred Chappell, woman's life cuneltU in di­ Sullie OR and Date Rcnicr. viding herself Into smaller Arthur Wagner it directing and .waller tllcet, to that tills play. Ticket* are on talc each person who need* her at tile box oflire from 3 3 p. ut. workday*. The lllrde Is Comingt w <#kl> 1lawr I (7) Wlilpiatfl F o r A b b y ’s booklet, “ H ow T o H ave A L ovely W edding, send 50 cents to Abby, Box 8365, B everly H ills, C alif. W n tp o r t C3> (tr ea t Headline* * ; * < o Atlantic W ea th er • i t s <41 knurls Picture 19) C<1- Cummant t . ; o ( « ) Gueatward Ho W h a t’s on you r mind? F or a per­ sonal reply, send a self-nddresscd, stamped envelope to A bby, Box 3865, B everly Hills, C alif. J .h a a etc C l H tyin Puucher 4;1J l» i llltl-Fla. Import D E A R A B B Y : The g irl signed "F e d U p” could have been me two years ago. I, too, was 16, and fed up with home, so I quit school, ran awuy nnd got married. M y m arriage has lasted tw o years, and 1 have a baby boy. I will make thia m arriage last fo rever because I w on't hurt this man on account o f m y foolish mistake. W hat Is tw o more years o f stayin g home and finishing school compared to 60 years o f murriuge w ith someone you don't love? I'v e hurt no one but m yself. I hope my experience will help someone else w ho considers m arrying ju st to g et out o f the house. Running aw ay Is the surest w ay to g et caught. M A R R IE D A N D M IS E R A B L E NORTH 24 Probably the toughest hand AQ B 13 In tho Intercollegiate* I* ona V 632 in which North and South ♦ Q10 iJ II! must atop below guma In W F .S T ( D ) KART spade* anil then ptay the * Nona A K 71B hand to make nine trick*. The VJ105 VQSI4 bidding will lint be difficult ♦ A KJ B7 8 *33 If Knhl nnd West stay out of 4K1074 + Q23 SOUTH the bidding, but West la go­ ing to open thu bidding and A A J 10$ 4 RAKT while Eait la supposed to ♦ •42 respond one heart, there Is A A t aouio chance that tie might No one vulnerable bid unu spade in which ratw Wert North Eas4 Heath Past 16 nr 1* ho cun atvul thu suit from Pass a * 3* t » North and South. Parr Pm Psae Playing ut threo tpades Opening lead—$ K South watches West cash thu ace nnd king o f diamonds uml South'* correct play is to dlscentinuu w i t h thu jack. card u heart from dummy, 7.11 13) T o d s * T:' ( I t Farm l l i r k s i S i y o r t T U E S D A Y P . 31. make them LE S S conspicuous. W ear only flesh-colored hose— NO SE AM S. W ear you r skirts us lung as possible w ithout d e fy in g fashion. A void tricky shoes. T h ey draw attention to you r feet. And, by the way, too fe w 18-year-old girls express ' ‘thankful­ ness” fo r having legs at ail, which makes you "special” in the depart­ ment that counts. O n (B hid q a U)& Television Tonight By Abigail Van Buren This ensures South an en­ try to dummy for a trump finesse. Assuming thnt West shifts to a heart South will take hit ace and king and ru ff a heart tow. Then lie should tend dummy’* (juccn o f spadet. I f East covers .South's worries sre over. I f East plays low, South must drop his nine of spade* in order to lead the eight frutn dummy and leave the lend there fur u third spade play i f East still refuses to cuver. I f he has bid correctly and nukes all these plays South will have acquired a well de­ served par. By Ruth M ftlett hat a share of her time and attention. Only the woman, hertelf, can decide where the need la greatest at the moment—and tho makes these daily deci­ sions at much with the heart as with ths head. Though ft may seem at times as though there just Isn't enough o f her to go around, the needed years are for a woman the happy years. The young wife who doesn't believe that hat only to look around her at the women who are no lunger needed, to tec that It It far better not to have enough time for all the demand* Ufa pule on her than to have time hanging heavy on her hand*. By United Press International The spring’s greatest twlater onttaught curved a 150-mtle path o f destruction and dang­ er through Illinois to the Huoaler capital of Indianap­ olis Monday night and the toriiudic storm system plowed into tile East today. A t least 44 persona were In­ jured by tomadoei which eklpped and etruck In the hours after sundown along u north­ east path from north o f De­ catur, 111., to a subdivision of Indianapolis. Another blast of tumadic wind* hit the S o u t h w e s t . Roofs were swept away, grain storage tanka were upended and street! were choked with downed tree* and debrie In the town uf Fritcu north of Dal­ las. Although almost a score uf tuwna, big and small, were hit t{y the twisting M I d w a 1 1 winds, there avers no fatal­ ities. The counting uf dumugo lit duller* and cents awaited daylight. The past 10 days had been marked by lwitters in the Midlands but Mundey night'* were the worst o f the trudillonul springtime tornado teuton. Tornado warnings were rais­ ed to ths East s* the storm wept onwards. A t Columbus, Ohio, downpours f l o o d e d street* and stranded cars for a while. Motorists climbed on ths tops o f thslr auto* until help cama. TV H ENTAL ♦ Sales • Service Seminole TV FA I-4I20 Zenith Color TV Hales 2600 Hanford Ave. DIUI IN I HI A H it WF.D. 41 THUIW. 13c A CAR LOAD WITH CARLOAD PASS “ LOVE IN GOLDFISH BOWL" Tummy Hand* And “ licit Is For Heroes" Hubby Darin STARTS SUNDAY "Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation" James Stewart UwMUtU‘ -IE8kCIUI«-F«g SMUG I B ? STARTS HUN. Attention FORD OWNERS A P R IL - M A Y Parts Special! G E N U IN E FO R D SPARK PLUGS 55 E «. G E N U IN E FO RD ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS FORDS * 6 65 1952 - 61 $994 G E N U IN E FO RD SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH G E N U IN E FO RD OIL FILTERS 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon $2 EACH 40 51 • 56 FO RD ORD $2 05 EACH NOW THRU WED. 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AFTERN O O N T I L L 4:50 hunts room air oniJilunirrt )u*t tool e path . . . West lilgliuu** |i\rt M»u com/off hum null to u till. Iliankt to Adjustable lirille*. '1 urn Grille* to direct air up, to left or rikht, nr turn *>m<> in rat h direction lor geiwrul sir flow No matter where you’re tilting . . . you're in tliu cool cuuduit torio with a VVcatinghouso Mubilairet. Y O U R F R IE N D L Y FO RD D E A L E R SM ALL TU DOWN 1007 S. Hanford A ve. PA YM E N T, DELIVERS P L U M B IN G - H E A T IN G A IK C O N D IT IO N IN G UlU HnJback, President Phone F A 2-6562 • Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. F IR S T ST. SANFORD. F L A . P H . F A 2-1181 W in ttr P a rk M I 4-82 �GMjr franfnrh WrralTI April 23. 1068 — Tnye 3 B e a r Lake C irc le Elects O ffic e rs ■ <1 o B> Shirley A. Wentworth Election of officer* was held at the regular monthly meeting of the Bear Lake Garden Circle held at the home of Mrs. Alan Wentworth, Lake Asher Circle, Bear Lake. New officers for the 1!W3- (Vt tear are. Mrs. C. t,. Ilrunk, president; Mrs. Rich­ ard Ostrander, first vice president; Mrs. Lome Evcl* sizer, second vice president; Mrs. Robert Kowalski, recording secretary, Mr*. Al­ len Forward, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Albert Jacobs serving another year as treasurer An installation luncheon of new officers will he held in May. Mrs. Richard Ostran­ der, chairman of the card party to he held this Friday evening at 8 p. m. m the Lockhart Chamber of Com­ merce made her report. An i *3 * # ») * N E W O F F IC E R S OK T H E H E A R L A K E G A R D E N C IR C L E are left to ritflit, fron t row, Mrs. Robert Kowalski. Mrs. ( ’ . l„. Rrtink, president: and Mrs. Richard Ostrander. Back row, Mrs. L om e Kvelsizcr, Mrs. A lbert Jacobs and Mrs. Allen Forward. 0 A Mrs. H. K. Ring Elected CW F President V » ’ )> v The Christian Women’s Fel­ lowship of the First Christian Church elected new officer* for the raining year, when they met at the church for the tiomtlily- business session. Mis. 11. K. Ring was elected president and others who will serve with her lire Mrs. J. L. Iluil-iii Jr., vice president; Mrs. W. II. Young, secretary ami .Mis. Lester Thurpe, treas­ ure.*. Mrs. Ira Jackson was named worship chairman and Mrs. Huliurt Shields, service eliuiiman. Members voted to semi f fid ns a love offering to the stale convention at Ft. Petersburg, in May. The combined worship and study program w-us pre­ sented by Rev. and Mrs. Wayne Johnston, with a vocal sulo by Miss Diana Clause. The program was based on the dramatic story of Jesus on the cross with reflections of the Rinnan Centuriuu at the Crucifixion. Tlie room was decorated with white lilies and a shall­ owed cross was visible on a screen. Hostesses Mr*. J, L. Horton Fr. and Mrs. W. II. Young s e r v e d refreshments during the social hour to the JO members present. Mrs. A. Probst Named President Of W. W. Club A » O *t •• n * The monthly meeting of Ihe Welcome Wagon Club was held at Ihe Capri Restaurant. Gaiety was the order of the day as new officers were in­ stalled. Mr*. A. I’robst was installed as Ihe new presi­ dent with Mrs. Stephen Berry vice-president. Mrs. J. H. Gould, scetrens, and Mrs. Don Cahill corresponding secy, Une of the Area .Sup­ ervisors, Mrs Judy Hurl, hurt was the installing offi­ cer. Following Ihe installa­ tion, Mr*. 11 or limit gave Hie historical resume of Wel­ come Wagon and an inspiring talk. With live installation of of fleers, a new format for the summer meetings was sug­ gested and ron>equently adopted. Tim meetings will he very informal at the homes of members. As usual card playing will precede the lun­ cheon followed by an inform­ ative and interesting pro­ gram. Tlie next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. I'robst 118 Satsuma Dr. on May 21. Notice that (here has been a change of date for future meetings too. They will lie held on the third Tuesday of each month, rathcr than Ihe third Wednes­ day. Welcome Wagon Mem­ bers of Saniord please mark your calendars. Mrs. J. \V. Dodson Ritual Held Celebrates unusual amount or dour and table prizes have been donat­ ed by the merchants in the area to be awarded to the winners. Refreshments will also be served after the game. Guest speaker fur the even* mg was Mrs. J. V Ancruin a long time member of the American Hibiscus Society who tiegan Iter program by explaining that there are two dozen varieties of the famed plant and can be obtained in just as many color com­ binations, Mrs. Anerunt brought a dozen species of Imautiful hibiscus blossoms giving a short run down on each. Bul­ letin ItW A entitled "Hibiscus m Florida" was also display­ ed and contains about all the information possible of the subject. The hibiscus itself is of Chinese origin and comes to us via Hawaii. Matty var­ ieties are grown in Florida. \ question amt answer per­ iod followed regarding pro­ tection of the plant in wild weather Mrs Anrrum advis­ ed that a frame o plastic lie Used and hilling is re­ quired if the bush is exposed in llie o|H-n. A well dug around each plant or bush will hold water after sum­ mertime watering After this interesting *cs sum the group adjourned and enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess. 84tli Birthday tty Iraners Writer The Htth birthday of Mrs. J. W, Dodson of Lake Mary was celebrated with a party at the home of one of her -on* and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. (!. W. Dodson, on Crystal Luke in Lake Mary. Sharing honors with tier were two other friends of the family, John Grilfin and Bir­ ger Wester, who also have birthdays at Hie same time. Tlie rooms and patio were decorated with a variety of floral arrangements. During the evening music was played by Harry Wester. Birger Wes­ ter and Bill Dodson. Other en­ tertainment u.i* aImi enjoyed by Hie group oi relatives ami triends attending. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served. Others present were .1 W. t hutson. Mr. anil Mrs. Joint K. Dodson, Duke Dodson. Edith Dodson, l-ariy Dodson, Midge Doilson. Mr. mid Mrs. Bob Jones, Mr and Mrs. C. C. Dodson. Mr and Mrs S. A. Dobbins, Mrs. It. E. Dob­ bins. and daughter Ann. Carol Dodson, Carl Dodson. Jo Ann Keefer. Kenny Keefer, Mr and Mrs. John Ulmer, Rev and Mrs. John I’llley. llirdie Bailey, Mrs, Carl Bosi'li, Kay Sassntan, Joy Wester, Sandy Kinnaird and Alberta Scull Business W o m e n In s ta ll O ffic e rs An installation ceremony was held recently at the Capri for the City lieautiful Chap­ ter of the American Business Women's Association. Mem­ bers of Hie chapter are from Sanford, Orlando. Lotigvvood, Apopka, and other Central Florida cities. A luncheon picicdid ths program ami Mrs. It. A. Fitz­ simmons, past president of the Ornuir Chapter, o f Shreve­ port, La. was installing o ffi­ cer and guest speaker. Officer* installed were Mrs. Alyn Headley, president; Mrs. Robert Baer, first vice presi­ dent; Miss I,Ut tile Wentemforf, rev. secretary; M:s. I Cup. pula, cue. secretary and Miss Dorothy HuckenwoiHi, treas­ urer. The group meets Hie tint-I Tuesday of curb month in the various cities. Zeta for Hie Spring Rushrcs, Mrs. [ and Mrs. Thomas Russell. Tin- 16th meeting of th e' of Mr*. Philip Boyd Zcla XI Chapter of Beta Sig Preceding the meeting * R L. Uradloy, Miss Mildred Final plan* were made for nia Phi was held at Hie home pledge ritual was conducted Turner, Mr*. L. J. Linnekugel ] (j)c poutu]cr-s j,aJ. luncheon I V 1 fur April 30 at the Mayfair Inn with Mrs. Bob Morris, social chairman, in charge. Mr*. Gary Hudgins, way* and means chairman, report­ ed that tlie Easier wardrobe project was a huge success. An interesting program was presented by Mrs. Harvey \\llkilison on "The Good of Mankind " Others attending a n a Mines. Ihdi Winsa, Ric'ianl Butler Jim Lyons and Mis* Grace Marie Stineeipher, Wives Club Sponsors Egg Hunt The Accy Duecy Wive* Chili sponsored an Easter egg hunt, va Arm,—» alternoun at the Acey Duecy Club, starting at 3:30 p.m. Mine than TOO eggs wets hnim! by the loo children parZ E T A .\i C H A P T E R o f Rota S igm a Plti. Iiolil a pledge ritual fo r fo u r new |ticipatmg. Tlie gulden egg was rtislioi*.* at a recent m ootin g. F iiitn lo ft tiro Mrs. Joo C o r k y -If., oliiiptor loond by Dana Hogan, for president ami Mrs. M iltlled T u m o r. Ihtek row, Mrs. It. I,. Iln u lley, Mrs. I.. i which she received a silver .1. Lin iieku gel anil Mrs. T lio m a s Russell. (H e ra ld Ph oto) dollar, latter in Hie afternoon a dance contest was held for the small fry and prizes awarded (or the best twist and limbo dancer. From 3 to T p.m. a specal i i i i m ; t mm n : r * Ills tlr*. Epp* It ,d on ill* eoniuiiltcc on World Garden dinner was sertril to com­ Mr* \ v\ t;p|> i-nti-r- play *oiiie of her own hybrid mg. flans were made lot tlie plete the rrstivities of the i aricties tnelmiing a pure annual May picnic, lo be held day. During the dance and luiucd member, ami gio'*i* of at the home of Mrs. O. I.. dinner, George Kay present­ tin- Ro*e Circle witli a lunch white one. The president Mrs. Henry Barks, on Seminole Boule­ ed a variety of music on the ism at tier home <-<> Lake vard. organ. Minnie, follow mg Ihe April Simpson, rundiiited the hirst Ollier member* present nr** session which was open meeting Ttie program fi-aiuied nma ed with a devotion eillltled were Mines. Lester Brown, Brumby, Charles "Looking Toward Easier" list Charles by Mrs. Charles Park Mr*. Cols', II. B. Crumley, J. o, Hear Lake I'rrd Liitgeiilelser ami Mrs Gregory. W. G. Kilbi-c. W. A. Marie Wilhelm were welcom­ Morrison, J. C. Noel, John I). ed as new members and Mr*. TlMiiias, James Truitt and William It. Miller and Mr*. W II. Miller Jr. ^ J each G. W. Bailey as guests. Recent gue.sls at Ihe HullThe resignation of Mrs. J. ■lay Ate Inline of the Ray II. Straub was accepted with mi-inI Jaekson* were Mr and regret. Mr*. Charles Meri­ Mi* Allen Tuekel. ilailglller* wether was elected lo the Cindy an-l Delihie, and a stale convention in Miami and i niece. Kristute Duke, all oi Mrs. Simpson was mimed alTIUJUSDAV Ciihindiu*. Ohio. Seminole Association of the Ilouscgin-Ms Mr amt termite. Mr* Epps, president-e'eet, Baptist WMU will hold a rally Mr* C l*. June* oi I'erelin Dmi are Mr and Mr* Clyde appointed com mit lee chair­ at the First Baptist Church in R. Hanford Ate. Davi-, Laura an-l Butiba, of men lor tlie ruining year. Del31ml, starting at HI a.111. I •i -ML S. nf Gindervllle I .imp,i ami Mr. and Mr* Sul Mr*. Simpson will lie chair- Covered dish luncheon served lormeil at lUKin. hey Hill ami miii Wayne ol mun of tin- newly Jack *oti\ illr. fya h d sw Special! LiguMtrum Personals K Church. Calendar ( • Lamlwcaping • Lawns (Jmy ShadowH Nnrnory (iC 'IU 'Y U Driver’s School Personals Planned By C P O Wives Club Another driver's training school will be available for military personnel and their dependents Hint ling m !|:15 p. ill.. May 2, at NAS. Regis­ tration will lie between 2 and I p. in. on April 23 an-l 2.1 in Bldg. 2. This course provides pro­ fessional training for a nom­ inal fee. At the time id regis­ tration, the fee is iiecepted an-l a Florida .State driver's hundliouk is given the student to study in order to pass the lest for the learner's |H-rinit. The minimum age for the course in M years old. The CI’O Wive* (juh have sponsored this roursc since its inception in April of IthUt, and is proud to report that IhV.i of tile student* have been suc­ cessful in acquiring Florida State Driver's l.icen sc. Tom Ryan o f the Naval Air Station will In- the instructor. For further information call W, E. Giles, sufely engineer ut NAS, or Mrs. Sam Gubcl, vhuirmun of thu driver's train­ ing committee. Mr*. Emma Harper's son ami daughter in law, Mr. and Mr* .Sidney Harper, led lor a weekend with their daugh­ ter and son-itt-law, in Georgia and then on to Scranton, pa. A M E R IC A N B U S IN E SS W O M E N ’S A SSN , installed new o ffice rs at a mount luncheon m eeting at the Capri. L e ft to right are Mrs. Alyn Headle y , president and Mrs. Robert Baer. Bark row, Miss Dorothy Hackonworth, Mrs. R. A . Eitksimmons and Miss Lucille Westomlorf. (H e ra ld P h o to ) The annual Easter egg hunt wns held on the c h u r c h grounds nt the All Fouls Catholic Church Rue-lay after­ noon with pre-school children as well as children from the first through the third gru-les participating in the event. First prize winner in the pre-sehmil division was twoyeur-olil Paul Pi Palma with David Willi* capturing Die prize for second place. Ronnie Decks and Mary Palmer were winners in the *- haul age category. M i'liilm i of the Catholic Youth Club were* on hand to supervise the event ami the roloieil egg* weie donated through the joint effotts of tho Youth Club ami the All Fouls Catholic Woman's Chile o f y ou r summer vacation? ART BROWN REST CONTROL Termites K Other Pests 2601 PARK OIL :i22-8K«.’» SANTORO VAH - 11 PLANNING ON K - L O R iJ D A C A R E o f O R L A N D O Y t x t r e ld e r ly lo v e d o n e .dandd h n w a m m inxT va ca tion , - loo, hut HomeUmiWf it'a extremely dillieiill lo plnti a holi­ day llmf inoclK Uto inlereat. nntl denned pace oT all Use family niemliem. Thai mi minor, whether you’re planning a holiday lor juot « week, two week*, or for n whole Mourner , . . invito your elderly loved one lo atay at KVsrida Cairn of Orlando where nctiviiy in ndjimled to the liensrvM anti cajuiritieH of Ihe M-ttior rili/en. Florida Care Iiam cum pa onion, and a alncero dedication to service 11mi ikw Is and comfort* trf yonr loved otto— twenty-four htmr« every day Buying A NEW CAR? LET US F IN A N C E IT ! Compare - - - RE - V IV - ALL C O N D U C TE D KvuntfdiHt WELCOME HOME OUR IIY William E. Green LO W E R MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS Personals Ota-half cup of mashed po­ Girls — don't mooch cigar­ tatoes added to the butter and ette* from your c*cort. Carry sugar when making a cake will alow Ihe caka'a drying. your own. enjoy the busy pace Egg Muni Sponsored By Catholic Club ’ Mrs. Joseph Dailey and Mrs. Marycllla Drury have returned to their homes in Harrisburg, Va., alter spend ing the weekend with Mr. ami Mrs. Robert S. Itillhimer. Mrs. Dailey is Mr. Hilihimcr’s sister and was spending some time al her winter home in .Sarasota. Bubba Davis has returned to Connor's Junior College, in Warner, Okta. after spend­ ing U«> Easter holiday* with Itis parents, Mr. and Mr*. Johnny Davis. He was ac­ companied hack by Gary Davidson who will be a guest at Ui« sell-ad this week W ill your loved one 2k Oiithhalf o f our lotuf capacity w availdb'o at " I *1 0 P E R D A Y , o r * 2 9 6 P E R M O N T H * ' including 34 hour skilled nursing cere end e ll m eets! I On New Car Financing CURRENT INTEREST RATE ALOW Up Tu fils 4 m Months To Ptiv j. m tAiuav o a a s M Thursday, April 28th. mCMAHO C. HSOI.CY />• rets' • SUN. II a.m. - 7:15 p.m. MON. - Fill. 7:.A0 p.m. * Go*pel Prrarhinic * Jn*piraliunal Singing Llder Springs O ff Old Kv cry hotly Orlando Welcome Baptist Church llwy. On llewti-r Nu mery Avr. Open Member I .D.I.C »i or (f? h n "t te r * b b .u td rd , a SM h n e tl n e r t o e t l It f m v t ssniu s * CALI. FAirfaa 2-lfilt AND ASK Fltlt R A L P H PE Z U LD o r OOLANOO t,Y/V JIM D O U C E TTE 8 3 0 W EST M IC H IG A N AVENUE • ORLANDO • FLORIDA • phone Mill * �Frightening Though Adm . George W . Ander­ son, C hief o f Navul Operations, con­ siders sabotage a rem ote prospect tn the loss o f the nuclear submarine Thresher, past history works against ruling it o u t I t has been disclosed th at when ou r fir s t atomic vessel, the Nautilus, was in Portsmouth naval yard fo r repairs four years ago, some 23S separate sabotage e ffo rts were made In a two-week period. AIT involved deliberate cuts In armored, cablestyle w irin g a ffectin g ship controls. T h e F B I failed to turn up the saboteurs, despite hard search. Its quest was sim ilarly fruitless in the case o f another nuclear submarine and a guided missile destroyer, both Peter Edson "Maybe Them Vietcong Didn't Realize You Are Just an 'Adviser/ Sir!" Political o f which suffered sabotage later in 1959. W hether this kind o f thing is the work o f conscious foreign agents or simply o f disgruntled workmen, it is not very heartening to hear that it can occur In the tigh t security a t­ mosphere o f a U. S. naval shipyard or that the perpetrators can go un­ discovered. W hatever the cause o f the Thresher’s sinking, we would all gain from assurances that fa r tigh ter screening o f workmen is now being applied in critical naval de­ fense tasks. Obviously, too, it should not overlook men o f a temperamental weakness which m ight lead them to work out personal resentments in actions against the nation’s safety. WASHINGTON (N E A ) — way to remove unwanted Tha United States has a kings. Saudi Arabia, on the other big stake In the new Unit­ ed Arab Republic just form­ hand, has been close to di­ ed by Egypt, Syria and Iraq. rect conflict with Egypt over Tha merger unites 38 mil­ the revolution in Yemen. lion Arabs Into one strong Nasser has had 26,000 Egypt* force, dominated by Egypt. ian troops supporting the Near East authorities In revolution while King Saud’s Washington look upon this farces supported the old lrndevelopment a* something ■mate that was overthrown. Automatic Bankruptcy T h e term "escalntfng expendi­ tures’’ Is a vague cover fo r runaway government spending. You g et it in Washington. You g et I t in the states. W h at it means is th at the government keeps gettin g b igger end bigger and spending more and more. A t the state level, a typical ex­ ample Is the steadily sw elling load o f pupils In the schools. In many states this means inescapably heavi­ e r assistance f r o m governm ent sources. There ere other kinds o f escala­ tion. Sometimes new programs are started almost on a pilot basis, with modest expenditures fo r the first year and carefully planned increases over a span o f time. N ow how docs all this f i t into the spending debate? I t Is important because a good m any governors, especially some who are gettin g shot a t fo r proposing higher budgets, claim that a substan­ tial part o f the increase they seek is compelled by these "built-in” es­ calations. Though the name argument is made now and then at the federal level, it tends to get drowned out by other points. Nevertheless, budget specialists on all sides o f the spend­ ing debate do agree that automatic escalation Is not uncommon to the federal budget. I f the arguments are to be weighed properly, the citizen needs to know how big a factor these built-in increases really are. Should they represent a marked percentage o f budget hikes, then the executive establishments, state and federal, would seem to have s legitim ate point. Executives, even when they have promoted the programs In­ volved, can hardly be hunded full blame fo r Increases which were ap­ proved by clear legislative majorities In prior years. in this connection, it would be in­ teresting to singlo out the politicians who are most vocal against govern­ ment spending, and match their wellpublicized economy shouts against their voting records on measures with built-in escalation fonturcs. Embarrassment m ight prove more than occasional. Obviously much more reporting research needs to be done in tills field. There Is today too much verbul noise about escalating expenditures — and almost no hard substance. Aircraft Carrier Island By K. C. THALEIt LONDON (UIM) — HriUln will remain an aircraft car­ rier island for many mure years to corns, with an Immin­ ent nsw American air strike buildup this side of the A t­ lantic. New and more up-to-date U. §. planee equipped with nu­ clear weapons are to he flown to bases in ths British Isles erer the nest few months. The developments belle ear­ lier suggestions that Uie Unit­ ed States was plannlnt to pull down its bases in this country. This impression of a fadeout haa been strengthened lately by U. 8. plans to with­ draw Thor long-ranga missiles from Europe, Including Brit­ ain, as Polaris-carrylng nu­ clear aubmarlnea come Into operation on a growing sralc. American a t o m i c strike fighters will play an Import­ ant part In this new U. 8. move. Current assessments In London are that by Oct. de­ pleted American liases will be hack to their former strength, prnhuhly even with t h e i r striking power Increased. The fighters will, at least partly, take over from ths long range B4T a t r a t s g i c bombers which ars to be grad­ ually withdrawn. Supersonic fighter bombers with operational ranges of more than 1,00 mllea are held less vulnerable than the B47 —apart from serving addition­ al purposes. The prugram for the buildup In Britain Includaa a new op­ erational control and com­ mend center and other long term arrangements which are seen aa an Indication of plan­ ning for a long stay In Brit­ ain. Whether some o f this nsw air strength will eventually be added to the projected InterAllied nuclear force now In thu elate of preparation re­ mains to lie seen. 'Die United Hlatee and Brit­ ain are seeding arrange- menta for the Intcr-Allled force which, aa a start will Includa the British V-bomber nuclear force, three American Polaris submarines, and tacti­ cal air forces of NATO allies. European interest has been turning lately to the inter-AIlied nuclear force concept, as expectations fade for early emergence o f the Americanproposed multi-lateral force of Polsrli-armed, mixed-manned aurface vessels. Notebook Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic CASE P-420: Donna (5., ag­ ed 1ft, in a college coed. "But, Dr. Crane,” she began, “ I don’t know how to carry on an interesting conversation. •'Last week I dated n very attractive boy. But lie actually told me I was too tongue-tied. “ Ho what can I do to become an interesting conversational- utr* Psychology Tiss developed several simple recipes by which you girls ran make a boy feel wonderful. And If you can help him over the awkward pauses of tha first few minutes on your dute, ami then get him launch­ ed Into easy conversation, he Usually will feel happy. Then some of his joy will splash over upon you until you hccoma painted in a much more charming hue. Clever conversational skill thus keeps 'em coming buck for future dales far mure than does a classy chassis! Y o u r attractive physical beauty may A TTRAC T a man's attention hut what pro* durea a wedding ring is a girl'a ability to 11ULU u boy'a Interest. I f a hoy's first attempt at eonveraatioii hogs down and a pauae develops, you girls should use this 6-word for­ mula. It reads: "Literature" and tha * T ” to "Politic*." And when you can't think of anything elaa with which to break a pause, then site up your companion quickly for soma virtue or talent. "That'a a ruts hat you are "Yes, Dr. Crane,” Donna wearing,” a boy may thua aay may Inquire, "hut suppose he to a quiet, ahy girl such as doesn't say a thing except Donna. 'III' when he first arrives. But you girl* should nevsr "How can I get him started trump this type of conversa­ on any topic long enough to tional lead by almply laying justify using your 6-word re­ "Thank you.” cipe?” Don't end your reply with a If you have a clam-like boy period but with a question friend, you can get him launch­ mark. ed upon easy conversation by Say, for example, "Thank using the key letters H-E-L-P you; I'm glad you Ilka it, hut of my short-form strategy, I've been admiring that basil, "H " stands for ' Hobbles,” tlful tie o f yourt. Where did so ask him if he ever collected yon get ItT” birds eggs, b o t t l e c e p e , This "question - strategy” matches, old coins, stamps, makes It easy for a ahy boy to etc. respond. He will usually get launched For further detailed advice upon conversation, after which and tha longer formula I you can then use that 6-word taught my college students, strategy: send for my "Formula for "How Interesting! Tell me Easy Conversation,' enclosing morel” a stamped return envelope, But if he runs out of con­ plus 20 cents. versational ammunition after you have tried the letter "II," then shift to "E,” which stands for Entertainment. It include* sporting events, tnovirs, dances, etc. The letter " L M refers to “ Mow interesting! Tell me morel” Hu will expand happily at your compliment, plus your request for more Information, whether it ho about football, Ills hobbles or apace ships, T h e new and different In the Arab world. They believe it bean watching; American In­ terests art Involved. The first U.A.R, o f 1958 broke up In 1961 because Egypt exercised too tight a control over Syria. President Gamal Abdel Nasser mny havs learned something from this. Whether h* did will be re­ vealed In ths degree of local Independence a l l o w e d the young Ba'ath party In Iraq, tha Nationalists and Social­ ists In Syria. Nasser has banned all pol­ itical parties except his own in Egypt. It msy be diffi­ cult for him to maintain a unified country If he has three different local political systems. Tha new U.A.R, haa an­ nounced there will be central financial direction. But who Is going to collect the taxes? And will Iraq turn over to Nasser a share of the oil royalties It now collects from Iraq Petroleum Co.— 17 per cent owned by American com­ panies—or keep these funds for purely internal develop­ ment of tha Iraq "area,” as each of tha three new states will be called? Relations between the new U.A.R. and Its neighbors are alto being watched closely. Tha kindoma of Jordan and Saudi Arabia, which formed a loose alliance last year, may have completely differ­ ent reactions to the now na­ tion. Jordan haa made encourag­ ing progress the last few years. Young King Hussein recently declared that if con­ ditions were right and his people wanted unity with other Arab countries ha might resign his throne. Ha might also b« assassinated, which Is the traditional Near East nan f r o m Yemen has had observers In Cairo while unification of Egypt, Syria and Iraq was being arranged. Yemen could conceivably provide a fourth star for the new U.A.R. flag. This would not meet with favor in Saudi Arabia, which then would he Isolated. So far, the United States has felt no embarrassment in dealing with both ancient kindams and new presidencies In the Arab world. U.S. potlcy Is to not Inter­ fere In the domestic affairs of other countries. It has been made clear in the Near East that on the question of Arab unity, the U.S. will live with whatever the Arabs agree to, so long as tha will of Arab leaders Is not im­ posed by force. As an exception to this policy, the United States has tried to work quietly with both Nasst-r and King Saud governments for an agreement to disrngngc in Yemen—an agreement that was reached a few days ago. Lebanon, with a population half Arab Christian, half Arab Moslem, is having no part of the unity movement. Lebanon seeks only to main­ tain the independence it has enjoyed since 1968 when U.t* troops moved in to preserve the republic. Oil-rich Kuwait, w h i c h Iraq’s assassinated Premier Kasslm threatened to annex In 1D6H against the wishes of both the British and all the other Arab countries, has now relaxes). Troops have been removed since Colonel A rif seised powor in Iraq. G w i l l v is it y o u Tha most Important que*. tion remaining on Near East peace or war, is Israel's fu­ ture in a world of growing Arab unity. There are now two schools of thought on it. One is t h a t as A r a b strength gains—particularly if Nasser develops missiles— the dangor to Israel increases. The other Is that If Arab unity is established, rivalries of Arab countries to be tho molt anti-Israel in action will disappear. The laraell government la extremely skeptical of this possibility. An agreement In which I s r a e l ’ s continued existence I s accepted is a desire to see some settle­ ment of the Palestine refu­ gee problem which ha* been borne lirgety at American ex­ pense. Of the four refugcu "host" nations as they era called. Iraq and Syria now are In tho U.A.R.; Jordan and Lebanon are outside. Getting all four with a com­ mon Interest other than anti-Iiraeli*m might facilitate a settlement. N E X T— Nasser and tha Russians. Quotes While the United States sits on the Inunch pad with a Pull­ man coach, tho Russians msy heat the path to the moon in a Tooncrville trolley. — Rep. James G. Fulton, RPa., on elaborate U.S. prep­ arations for journeys to the moon. ECONOMICAL FOLDING CHAIR Special AH kiWs •! 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TBa Herald Is a member or ths United Press which Is catlllcd cdbluslvsly to ths uss fur rspublliatloa st all Us (seal asws pnaied la this aswiaapcr. ss-n s-i— WW»en--'-- A C C I D E t t f 'l N S U R A l f e llU K M A R U t llu.lnr.a Usnsgrr DBCKLU ytUVKH s so fici a t T V n Aa old flu legal reserve Insurance company with borne unices in Oklahoma Qty rttrM.nm| W INTER PARK BRANCH OFFICE Suits 2, Park Plaza O ffice llld f., SOI N orth Park A ve. Roy Raymond, Mgr. W inter. Park, Flori �O ft O dntnrB JrraTB A p ril 23, 1B63 — P age 5 Strikes . . . Spares By John A. Spolskl Just like old times! Let me tell you it was n pleasure com­ ing out to the Lanes on Sun­ day again as we resumed com­ petition on our Sunday Sweep­ er! This la our local handicap­ ped tournament which carries a $100.00 fir it place prize. After the totals had been counted and again re-counted, the do-re-mi went out in par­ cels like this: Hurry Schob of Dellary took first place with his 1091 and collecta $100.00. Second place was won by Dale ‘Twectie" Steven* of Orlando with a 1090 ($90.00) nnd 3rd went to Carpenter of Kustis with a 1080. Individual Jackpots were worth $.32.00 and you needed a “ RE A LLY BIG ONE- to collect the loot. Schob won the l i t game with hi* 257; Bill Howard blasted a 247 for the 2nd pot; Carpenter took gnmea 8 A 6 with a 200 and 233. The 4th pot went to Tremaln who had a 243. These ara lota better ■cores than the -proa- aro ■hooting on week-end TV, aren't they? In view of the entry fee dropping to only $&.00, which Include* 6 ganua of bowling, this tournament offers the greatest ‘ ‘gunranted- prize of ita size in all of Central 1-Tor* idu. Just imagine, excluding the fow lin g fee of $2.60, thnl leaves only another $2.50 to put you in line for a $100.00 guaranteed prize. That's bet. ter than most of the odds be­ ing quoted around this area in other “ sports." Today’s the day when 1 eagerly look forwurd to my friend Livvie Blauvclt, Fhya- Lislon, Pally Bout June 27 I.AS VEGAS, Nev. (U P I) — Fromotcr At Boisn la com­ pleting arrangement* here today for the return Sonny Liston-Fluyd Patterson hea­ vyweight title fight to be staged at the Las Vegas Convention Center, June 27. Champion Liston of Chi­ cago and ex-champ Patterson of Yonkers, X. Y. have agreed to the aite and the date, Bolan said after hia arrival in the gambling metropolis by plane from New York Monday night. By Alan Mover A f /C f i'f r y p jw o # At fit* 3 ttP Y £ A R A * 3055 OA 7V £/t£tY WASH/NGTA/t ftttA T O R G C A V AAK3 .O V T A 3J£tN£SS A * O Z itA t* S/GAt AV TA£ , £*A£Ar& O P.W O A '. wWrtam (for Atofie C £ U * R WtrxiA.Y.tYer* M A r o d O A TA £ 3A91BAU ito/rett. <$or PARK fSRCy T*'<5 Y fA A A P/V/GtOtt O rtT/i. A1/PJ V M B fA O M jy / m m v p / A A 9 rA P£AC£ fiS /A TM /P P£B V AjrtA zr ytr'ARr*sy TOOK 0 \ '£ P 7A £ m CSLLAP £AT£ A t APR/!. ASP MV£P P£l/\CXt!SA£0 rr. t a n n w H km, f - s w » » —»“ » Foulk Cops M ayfair Men's Golf Title Milwaukee Bounces Back l ulled Prrss International How can a team look so bad againit the New York Meta and so good against the National league's best pitch­ er? That's what Milwaukee Manager Bobby Bragan was asking himself today after his Braves bounced hack from a •'lost weekend" In New York by blasting their way to a 10-2 victory over Don Dry*dale and the Los Angeles Dodgers Monday night.' “ t guess our guys were just glad to )ca\c that cham­ ber of horrors In the Polo Grounds," said liragan in ex­ plaining Uie manner his Braves recovered from four straight losses to the Meta. Drysdale lasted only five innings as thr suddenly aroused Milwaukee sluggers ripped the big right-hander for six runs and eight of their 13 hits at Ixts Angeles. Eddie Mathews clouted a three run homer and Hank Aaron and Denis Menke chip­ ped in with solo blasts to back up lefty Bob licndley's six-hit pitching. The Cincinnati Red* knock­ ed San Francisco out of first place by scoring a comeback 7-1 victory over tho Giant* on two-run homers by Jerry Lynch and Frank Robinson in tlie eighth inning Jack Sanford was cruising along with a 3-1 lead when (he Reds struck and liandcsl the Giant right hander his first defeat after three straight victories. Marty Keough also ho me red for Cinrinnati while Orlando Cepeda and Tom Haller hit soio blasts for the Giants. Tlie Philadelphia Phillies ciidi-d (he Vets’ four game winning streak, 80; the St. ■amis Cardinals downed tlie llnuslon Colts, 3-2, and the Pittsburgh Pirates took over first place by blinking the Chicago Cubs, 2 u, in other XL games Monday night. The Mcts didn't aurrender to the Phils without a tight. After wasting an early- 30 lead, they staged a threerun rally in the ninth before reliever Jack llxldschun fan­ ned Rod Kanchl with the ha sea loaded for tho Anal out. It was a typical perform­ ance by the Met*, who stranded 12 bascrunncrs and committed three error*. Tony Taylor knocked in three runs for Philadelphia and Frank Thomas hit a two-run hom­ er for the Meta. Ray Washburn limits'll the Colts to seven hits and struck out eight in running his re­ cord to 3 0. Bill White and Carl Sawatski hit solo hom­ ers for the Cards, who col­ lected eight of their It hits off kiser Ken Johnson. The Pirates took advantage of two-base errors by Billy Williams in the sixth inning to beat tlie Cubs. Earl Fran­ cis was pitching a aix hit shutout when his arm lighten­ ed in the eighth inning. Bob Veaie ami Boy Face mopped up to preserve the shutout. Tom Cheney seldom Is bo­ thered for his autograph. The kids generally pass him up because he doesn't look much like a ballplayer. He's balding ami skinny and he's the type who studied veter­ inarian's medicine in college. But he happens to lie one whale of a pitcher and if you doubt it, Just inquire around the American la-ague. Tlie 28-ycar-old Washington Senator right-hander turned in Ills second straight super­ lative game in a row Monday night with a four-hit, 4-1 vic­ tory over the Liu Angeles An­ gles Angels. TTie only run off the softspoken 105-pound Georgian— who tossiil a one-hit shutout in his only other previous Consolation: Jerry Jernigaii Bill Foulk is ths champ of the Mayfair Men's Golf Assn. over Bob Jernlgan—1 up; S. Foulk defeated Sonny Powell Abramson over I.. /.ok— I up. 6lh flight: II. Heckenbai'h in ths championship flight 6-4. over P. Duncan— I up; I). In other championship flight llurli over G. Waters <R-7). United Prrss International Consolation: .Vim. Johnston American league Dub Epps, 3-1; 11. Grier Won — winner. W. Pit. 6th flight: It. Ilcrgstcdt over 7 4 63(51ov*r K. Minna, M-7; <tn«l K. Baltimore J. Dickey— by default; I). Uruilforif ilrfi-uted Kurl llig6 Chicago ■l .600 Wright over It. Slayton— I up. 6 4 .6m> glnliotham, 3-2. New York 7th flight: A. Robb over K. 7 5 ..VO Kansas City In other matches: 0 5 .545 Boston 1st flight: G. Pearson over Ehtivrl (4-3): K. Elhell over 6 6 .500 J. Pulmet— I up; It. Malirzmv- W. Patrick (2-1). Detroit 1/os Angeles 5 7 .417 ski over D. C. Hamilton— t 4 6 .400 up: A. Fennell over Doc King Cleveland 4 • .400 — 1 up. Washington Minnesota 4 H .333 Conaolatlon: Bill Kpp* over League K. Burr (5-4). W. L. Pet. 2nd flight: It. Walker over 7 4 .636 II. Sherwood— 1 up. Pittsburgh 8 5 .CIS San Francisco Consolation: Andrew Cnrra0 3 .613 way over Kilby Fit*—1 up; St. Louis Mtlwaukee 8 6 .571 F. Harrington over A. lie7 8 .538 franc*— t up. Philadelphia Split-second action, blazing go-go-go! That's Dixio’s 7 7 .500 Ix>i Angeles 3rd flight: B. War* over G. modem pace of work and play. And you'll keep up— 5 3 .500 Ililliip (3-2); B. Sowell over Cincinnati 8 7 .462 F. Ilurzo— 1 up. Chicago' when you uso today’s Standard gasolines, designed 4 9 .308 New York for this stop-and-go grind! Whatever car you drive, , Houston 4 10 2986 \y Standings n there's a Standard gasoline that gives all the power Balk Rule Okay—Giles start thia season—waa un­ earned. His season record now stands at twe victories, no losses, no earned runs and only five hits allowed in 18 innings. Cheney, who throws a little hit of everything—knucklers, sliders, fastball*, curves and even an occasional screw-ball —achieved his greatest pro­ minence last Sept. 12 when he set a major league record by striking out 21 batter* during a 16-inning game with the Baltimore Oriole*. His record last year was a modest 7-9, but here's a top to the kids: Better start getting his autograph. He could (urn out to be one of the league's fin­ est pitchers this year. Shortstop Eddie Brinkman's sixth inning error helped th* Angels to their only run Monday night but the Senator! had all their runs by then. MEADORS M ARINE • C ren llin er Ttoati • M ercu ry M o to r* ■ Th e Aluminum Boat For The Fisherman I 2101 8 . French A re . FA 2-1392 REDW O O DI ;• « * Practical Luxury, durable, carefree! Perfect fo r Interior* & E xterior* • Paneling: • Siding: > New Itusticwood Plywood Come see un fo r new ilcalgn Ideaa or . . . PH. FA 2-7121 P R O M P T S E R V IC E GATOR LU M U E R CO. 700 80. French A v *. When minutescount. . . STANDARD STANDS OUT I The Sanford Orlando Ken­ nel Club finished a highly aucceasful season last night with the evening's mutucl handle of $109,452 bringing the reason'* total to $7,673,* 452. The aeiaon'i total fell be­ hind lilt year'* mark of $8,073,388 only because of the loss of six matinee programs. The average per performance remained the same a* last year—$59,000 per racing pro­ gram. Carl Tracy* WiUa Win romped lo victory in the final race of the season, the Au Bcvoir Handicap. Tracy ac­ cepted the winning trophy from SUKC .Manager Jack Lcduux. Standard Oil defeated Chase 7-4 in Little League play Mon­ day with Dennis Robertson hurling a six hitter and N. Patterson banging out three hits. In other Junior League ac­ tion, Shrine defeated Civltan 160 with Fordham getting the win on tlie mound; Flor­ ida State toppled Navy 14-10 in American League play with Green pitching and Kiwanis and Rotary ended their game on a 5-5 tic. In other action Monday, Gerald Bowling pitched the L o n g w o o d Grant's Men's Softball League team to a 255 win over Chase with Lish hitting the home runs and Cook and Wiitiams one each. Kingswood Builders toppled Badcock 14-1 with Bud Moncrief winning uided by u 20 hit barrage paced by Har­ vey** Mangrum and Mathews hitting four masters. Perfection blanked George's 9 0 in Little League play last Friday behind the three hit pitching of Albert Jarrel. Hinson led the victors at the plate with a double and triple. In Men's Softball action, Longwood Grant’s nipped MeHaney, 11-10 with H. Helms picking up thr win on the mound while Williams aided Grant's cause with a home run. N O CAPITAL GAIN m £ Kennel Club Ends Season ical Ed Instructor at Seminole Junior High School, to come out to the Lniu-a with tier young “ Kuturo B o w l i n g SUra.” In talking with Mias Blauvelt earlier, »he told me to be prepared for approximately 20 30 of her atudrnta who want to come out and learn how to roll those strikes! (And aa soon aa I learn that ■ecret . . . I'll share it with you, honestly I) Tomorrow night, we'll sea the end of the Fall Schedule of the 3-mun All Star Scratch League. Something new has been added for till* coming Summer Schedule. There’ll be a team limit of 525, baaed on each of the indi­ vidual bowler's highest cur­ rent average. And you know, it surely look* like it'll be a winner. Even before the season be­ gins, we already have nine trama signed. We'll atop when we have 12 team*. Our Friday morning “ love­ lies" of tho Holler Motor*/ Navy Wives League started their summer schedule and Suzy Brno stepped into the hi game *|>otlight with her 170 and Ginny Huff cupturcd scr­ ies with a 452. On Wednesday evening, ths Bull & Chuincrs who did the howling were Verna Bolton— 194/600 for the gals; and Dirk Atkina shot a beaut of 226 fur hi single and lied Allen rolled the hi aeries, a 506. In the Bill Hemphill Motorettes League, it was Betty Bowes nil the way. Betty rhecked-ln with one of her highest gninee, a 192/ 400 series. Alta wuy to chuck ’em, Betty! Another one o f our leagues which has begun its Summer Session is that of the Jet Bowler-ettes., They howl on Wednesday mornings with eight team* In their league. This past week, it was two of the Ole Reli­ ables, Dot Johnson and Elaine Kustiva! who epurted into the limelight. Dot's high game was 187, tops for the Icaguo and Elulne won aeries honors with her 630. A bit earlier w* were talk­ ing about the All Star League. Well, to give you an idea of tlie scores turned in by this league, these were the “ atars" of last week's action. Bill Hall shot the High One —a 228 and Johnny Wright collected a series of 8261 Pretty fancy (hootin', huhT This coming Sunday, we’ll ■gain bo running our Scotch Doubles with squads at 6-7 A 9. And in tide one, too, we carry u guaranteed first-place prize . . . $50.00. It you’ve never bowled in thia tourney, why doncha . , , it's loads of funt Here's one for you! One woman recently gave thia statement to a reporter out to discover why people bowl. "A ll day long I wuiTy. Will my husband's shirts get hack from the laundry 7 What shall I cook for dinner 7 Why aren't tho kids doing bettar In achoolT Things like that!" They may not sound Import­ ant, hut at the end of the day they have me shaking. "W ell, I go howling twice a week. When 1 let that ball go sailing toward the pint ■nd see them go flying, I feel a lot better." Como on out and feel hetteri Standard Oil Defeats Chase In Little Loop it can uso—and not n nickel wasted! Chooae from Crown Extra, Crown, Economy Crown. Each famous for long-running mileage, dependable performance, top power at ita price. So atop at Standard for tho gasolino that fits your car. Get wide-awake Standard service that helps you mako the most of your car and your money. Standard gasolines are the South'* top-selling favorites. Just one try w ill tell you whyl S T A N D A R D OI L COMPANY ( K E N T U C K Y ) In Pan Am SAO PAULO, Brazil (tint — The United States, with five gold medals already won after only two days of com­ petition in the fourth PanAmerican Games, was expert* rd to add four mors today wlirn ita record-setting swim­ mers gompetv In four finals. Yank swimmers broke three more record* and tied anothrr Monday in trial heats, making It a total of six rocords set in two days. NEW YORK (U P I) — Na­ tional League President Waricn Gils* said today tho con­ troversial hulk rule “ will eontlnua to be enforced" drspltn two new angry broadside* front St. Ixiuis .Manager John­ ny Keane and Houston Gen­ eral Manager Paul Richards. Dismayed over the unpre­ cedented number of hulk* al­ ready called so far this sea­ son. Keane said. “ If the um­ pire! keep culling the balk rule the way they huvo been, H'a thoughtful to give a it will decide the National small gift to a friend gumg I.saguo pennant rare." abroad. Sandspurs Loop Holds Organizational M eet T h e Sandspurs Women'* Bowlins L e a g u e , which roll* on Friday evenings *1 0:45 at Jet Lane*, held Ita organiza­ tional meeting for the coming Summer League. At the meeting It waa de­ cided, baaed on the Initial reaponae of tboae attending, that the league would func­ tion with four member* to a team and hold to a six team league. In order to meet their six* team league quota, there are opening* for another three or four women in thia handicap­ ped league. Presiding at the meeting wa» t'at Foster. Secretary of the Sandapura League. Thoaa in attendance were Marion Farella, KdiUi Zucli, Eleanor Anderaon, M a r i e Roche, Loula* Owena, Fat Foater and Sue Jackaon. The following have express#d the dealre to be member* of the league but were unable to attend the meeting: Mary Smith, Jimmie Lfvingaton, Margie Kipp, Midge Wood*, Helen Kaelin, Dot Tbomaa, Caroline Fierro, Jo Wataon, Kathy Bukur and Viola Kaatner. AU tboae peraon* intereated In joining thia league are in­ vited to the lanca thia Friday at 1:45 p.m. for Familiariza­ tion Night and aaalgnment to the vartoua team*. 3E E P G LADIATO R 1 he Gladiator it the fint truck to offer passenger car smooth aca* A N D ‘Jeep* 4-wheel drive traction. • America'* only ratotnotive overhead camshaft engine. • 'Jeep' single at lector knob for 4-WD traction. • Optional automatic tranamiaaion and independent fiom suspension. Chooae lire Gladiator J-200 with 120-indt wlteelbate and 7-ft box, or J-300 with I2<> inch wheelbase and M l box. GVW'a up to 8600 lbt. m r in . atze rr ur. Tar IT outi Milf t Howi >o<kit ItrfMMiMlMUcmU« ■htal a ix tthUM. o « a * ( r o t * I UdcnuVw. CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 600 K. 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Men of Infatuation 47 Komin road 5 6 11 ■ l | 31 56 Pilot* 11 DOWN 43 44 r it 44 41 i! 51 54 54 54 4J ] Tele cram 42 3 Fewer 48 2 A ra b ia n g u tf 4 Make lacw __E edRlnc 5 Summer (Fr.) A Fnrtinralloa y sin iu ta ■ Ulood money hi 5T 7 a a id I T tr 14 fr 43 44 a R 54 aw r n t T T T I k m .n o lb Ill A j i n n r 'A c o v e t , c o t.N T r, ri.o K . • m t a t b U i T A T h Lie a n n a rn u iiK L « nECBA H BD N O T IC E T O C M F . IIlT n lt * T O A L L I'EIUMJNR H A k t h O CIwAlMri OH D fc M A N D ■ a ' ^ I N H T R A ID E S T A T E : < Ton and each o f > ',u hereby notif ied and required to fi le any claims and demand* which you. o r either e f you. may hav e against eald eatntw In the nffle# o f Him. C. V B I l (firN M IZ E . JIL. County Judge o f Sernlnole County, at hla o f . flee In the Cour t llouae In Senford, Florida, wrlthln si* c a ltn dar month* f m m the time o f the firs t publication o f thlw notice. Each claim or demand must be in w r it in g ntid contain the place o f residence and poet o ff ic e address o f the c laim ant I and must lie »w nrn to by the claimant, his ag en t o r attorney, o r the eame shall be void, /*/ Irm a A. Fols om As K i e c u t r l g o f e a l l estate Liarto J. Icardl A tto rn e y at I. aw P. 0, I l o * 194 W in te r Park. F lo rid a Publish: A p ril 21. J«. May T, 14, 1947 C H I I — 91 ___ ____ __ iw th e rn tn r nr th e <n lA T I J l ’ l llii:. S K M I M I L B c u t v r v . i t .i i h i i u , i t p ittiiiv n :. IS- UK: E S T A T E OF A L I C E II. HKLD1N Deceased. T « %II Cred llnc* east rerenwe •l a s i n g I talma sse llrasanria A gnlaal S e l l E sla lei T o n and each o f you ara hereby n ollfle d and required to present any clalme and demanda which you. or either o f you, may hav e against the es­ tate o f A lic e II. Iteldln. de­ ceased, late nf eald County, to the County Judge o f hasulnole County, Florida, nt hie o ff ic e In the court house nf eald County at Hanford. Florida, w it h in eigh t calendar months from the time nf the f ir s t pub­ lication o f title notice. Each Halm or demand shall be In w ritin g, and shall slat* Ilia place o f residence and poet o f flr e address nf the claimant, siul shall be sworn In by the claimant, hla agent, or a t to r ­ ney, and any euch claim o r d e ­ mand not so filed ahall be void. Charles L. fleldin As administrator e f the lEetate nf Alic e 11. Heldln, deceased IT. t f . Ware. A t to rn e y f o r Ad m in is tr a to r P. n. it o i l i t * Sanford. Florida Publish: A p r il l b 19, M ay T, 14, tsej C P U—I I _______________________ n IT T IIK C IE 4 TIT C II I'R T , M 9 T II J I ' H I I T 41, 41144 I T T O F F I . I I I U I I 4 14 4 9 9 F O R S K V I IM I I.K C I l f W T V i n A 401:11 v 4ii. I see* A L I C E K. KOISEIL Pla ta II I f vs, JO H N M I C H A E L H O P E H . Defenda nt N O T IC E 41F B L I T TO; J t i l l N M I C H A E L R O P E R A p a r tm e n t in W e s t 1*3 ftlraet Near Y o rk 33. N e w T o r k A S worn Complaint h a v in g been filed again st you III the c i r c u i t Cour t In and f o r Hem(lode County, Florida, f o r P ieon* and o th e r relief, tit* short I d l e e f eslil action being ALICE K. IttJliKIt, Plaint I f f vs. J O H N M I C H A E L HOil Kit, Defendant, these presents ar e to (alien and requ ire you to file y o u r w r it t e n defenses, I f any. tu the Comp laint f ile d herein, and to s erv e a r o p y th e re of upon P la in tiff' s a t t o r ­ ney, on o r b efore the 27th d a y o f May, A. t>. 19*3, o th erw is e a Decree I'ro Confeaao w ill be entered against you and the cause proceed eg parte. W I T N E S S my hand and o f f i ­ cial aeal at Sanford, Kemlnnla County. Florid a, this 19th day o f April, A. P . 1943. (H E A D A r th u r 7T. fleck with, Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court, In and F o r Memlnole Cnunty, Flo rid a Hy M artha T. Vlhlen, D. C. Gordon V. Fre d er ic k A t to rn e y for P la in tif f 202-201 North P a rk A v e n u e I*. O. It,II 1795 Hanford, Florid a Puhlialt: A p ril 21, 10, May T. 14, 1943 CPH—»I th e rm c riT rn n tT , N IN TH J L T I i n A I . C I H C I 'I T . IN AND PO H aETCINIILE r t l D N T T , F I . ( H l l l l 4. IN ( T I l N C K I t l I M H F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MOHT13A s-13 A8MHCIATION, a r o r . pnratlnn orga nised under an Act o f Congrese and existing pursuant to Ihs Fe de ra l N a ­ tional M ortgage Aseoctetloa Char ter Act, P la in tiff, in TP. D A N I E L P. H T P E L and D O N­ N A M. I t V D E L hie wife. Defendant*. n o t ic e o r a u .E N O T IC E IS H K H E I I T O I V . E N that on Hie 3rd day o f May. A. I>. 1901, at the hour o f l |:00 A.M., at the eastern door o f the Court House In Kemlnol* County. Florida, c i t y nf San­ ford. the Hon orable A r th u r It. Heck with, J r , Clerk n f the Circuit Court of Remlnola County, Florida, wilt o f f e r fur sale to the highest bidder at public o utcr y f o r rash, the f o llo w in g described pro pe rly i f the Defendants: situate and lying In Seminole County, Florida, to w It t l o t 19, nio.-k 13. N O R T H O R L A N D O 1ST A D D I T IO N , accor din g to plat th ere of recorded In P lat Honk 12. P age s 23 and 24. Publlo Itecorda o f Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida. T o g e t h e r with the f o llo w in g equipment: 1. W a ll H e a le r — P an elray — Model l - F A - l i *■ R an ge — D ia l* — model 731-50411 3 I t e f r lg e r a ln r — F r l g l d a l r * — Model p - l l *, Ho t W a t e r H e ate r Day A N i g h t — model 10.c T his sale la made pursuant the Final Decree o f f o r e ­ closure In the shove cause, Chancery Case No. t « * 5j, * ntered by the Honorable /*/ V a w a r IL Carlton, Judge of the said Court, on the 19th day nf April. A. p 1943. IN W I T N E S S W H E R E i i f . | h a t e lierr unto aet my hand and o ff ic ia l eeal this n t h day o f April, A. D. 1913. (H E A L) A r t h u r II. B r r k w llh , Jr. Clerk o f the Circuit Court Seminole County, F'lorlda. l l y : Martha T. Vlhlen Depu ty c l e r k Sanders, U c E w a a . Schwars A Mima I * * Eaat Ce ntra l Av enu e Orlando, Florid a Publish: A p r i l 11, lt|| CD 11— M ♦ �Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA 2-5612 C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X I. Lost & Found 12. N otices - Personals II. Education - Instruction I. Transportation 5. Food G. F or Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beucli Rentals 9. For Sale o r Rent 10. Wanted to Kent I I . Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate F or Sale O ffice 204 \V. First 13. MorttfiiKe Loans 14. Insurance DEADLINES 15. Business Opportunity 1G. Fem ale Help Wanted CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 17. Male Help Wanted Tut*., thru Fri. * 2 P. M. day 18. Help Wanted before lmertlon. Mon. - Set. 19. Situations Wanted noon. 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons SI HAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 22. Build - Paint - Repair Tu. *., tin u FrL • 2 P. M. day 23. BuildiiiK Materials before insertion. Sion. • Sal. 24. E lectrku l Services 25. Plumbing Services Boon. 20. Radio Si Television RESPONSIBILITY": 27. Special Services The Herald will not ba re- 28. Luundry Sendee aponsible for more than one 29. Autom obile Sendee incorrect iniertlun of your ad, 29A. Auto Accessories and rcaervea the rl|bt to re­ 30. Machinery - Tools vile or reject any adverUae- 81. Pou ltry - L iv e stock ment from what ordered to 31A. Pets conform to the pollclee of thle 82. Flow ers - Shrubs paper. 88. Furniture 84. A rticles F or Sale 35. A rticles Wanted 86. Autom obiles - TrucKs 87. Boats - Motors NO TICE o r S ALK N O T I C E I « II C U B B Y C U ­ 38. Motorcycles - Scooters ES' Hint p ur. us ut to tlia Fi n al 89. Trailers • Cubunas Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Legal Notice D r c r t a o f V e r .c lo s u r . and Mala • n lt r a d In lha eauia pandlna In tha Circuit Co urt In and (o r Brmtnola County, r l o r l d a , eaae D o c k . ! N u m b e r ISIS*. Johnaun. lha undaralgnad Clark w ill • » 11 III# p ro pa rl y altuatad In aald County daacrlbad aa: |.„t u . Block 1. N O R T H O lt l. A N D O SEC OND A D D I ­ T IO N . a c c or d in g to plat t l u r r o f recorded In P lat lluuk 12, p a n * . S3, 2$ and IT. Pub li c Hacorda o f HemIr...I— County. Florid a, at public -all', l o Ilia hta h.al and beat h bld-r f o r caali, at 11:00 A.M. on Ilia i l h day o f X U ) , ISOS, at the F r o n t Door o f tha Semlnola Coun ty Courthoiiar. Hanford. Flo rid a. tH E A I .) A r th u r II. Ba ck wlt b. J r , (bark o f the Circuit Cour t My: M artha T. V lh D n Depu ty Clerk P u l ’ll.Ii: A p r il 23, 1»«3 C D I I — SO • i '.n i m i i .i : i o i x t y tiiM tu t IIU N IK IO V N o lle * uf P u b lic H.arUac N o ti c e la her eby ( I v a n , that a f l r r ronaldrratlon, the Sem­ inole Count>f /.on I Pa Co m m it elon w ill hold a public h ea rin g to ileterillllie the reaalhiltty o f nicutninendlna to the Hoard o f County Coinnilaelonera that th e fi.llo wlna dearrlbed p r o ­ p erty preeent ly toned It - 1 Blna le F a m il y Iteeldenllal l>e roned i?-2 Co m m e rc ial: T h e F.eal 210 ft. o f U n I, 3. 3 and 4, Am ended P la t of Druid Park , cor ne r F re n ch Ave. and 37lli Street. Public h ea ri n g w i l l he held In Ilia Seminole Coun ty Court Iloua e, Coun ty Commleelonera Hoorn. Sanford, Florid a, on Tt'ednaeday, May I. I l l ) at Tile P.M. nr at aoon t h e r e a f te r aa poaelble. Sainlnola Coun ty Zunlna Cummlatlon lly Hubert 8. B ro w n Seminole County Zon in c Dire cto r Publiah: A p r il 31 A JO. n i l r o H - ii It Pays To Use The Ads Bjrralb •lon w ill hold a public h -arln g to datarmlna lha feasibility of raoommamllng to tha Hoard o f County Co m m l- a lo n-rthat Ilia f o llo w in g u—orlbrd proparty p ra » rn lly suutU It I A Hlngla F a m ily I D . I d . l i l l a l b* lonad C-3 C o in m . rc ls l: SE'4 o f N W * 4 laaa that portion ta b an f o r Inlar atata No. 4 and acr a . i roada In Hactlon 1I-3IH- B v N a d in e S e ltz e r EFFICIENCY Apartment on Firit St. Near 2 city free parking lot* and shopping stores. No utility charge*. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. Store. r N F l ’ RN. 1st Floor. 3 rmi. bath. 2 screened porches. 3OK Magnolia Ave. Apply up«talri even mgs. Unfurnished 2 bedroom lwu*c. 1505 Elliott A v e , FA 25254 or FA 2-0525. 5 ROOM furnished Apart­ ment for couple. $45. Ph. FA 2-7399. FURN. A p t 1113 Park Ave. 2 UKDKOOM house. Florida room. Available now. Ph. FA 2-1M8. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen 4-quippcil. $70 a month. 2434 Cedar Ave. “ Tho mailman just found our pet garter snake— so you can stop looking!" 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen FURNISHED or Unlurnikhed Duplex. 4 Room*. Near equipped. $75 month. Ph. bate. No pet*. FA 2-3755. FA 2-53UCI. Legal Notice IN R K : E S T A T E u p J A K E T. N E I V I I V I )*c. sssn). T « VII I rrUllora wad Paraoaa lla ila g t Inlma « r Drmaada A s a la a t Said K . U t . i Vuu and aarh o f you a r t haraby n o tlf ltd and required to pr-aant any clalina and damaiida w h lt h you. o r althar o f you, may liava ag ain .: Ilia asI l l s o f Jaka T. Ns a liy, da. raaaad, lain o f aald County, to III* Coun ty Judga uf Haintnola County, Florida, at hi* o f f l v * In tha court housa o f aald County at Sanford, Florida, within all calandar months fro m lha lima o f tha firs t puliUral Ion o f Ihla noth a T w o tuples o f aauli claim or ilamato •hall ba In w r iti n g, and .hall • lala Ilia ptara o f r s i l d t m * and post o f lira addraia o f tha claimant, and ahall ba aworn to by tba claimant, hit agallt. o r altornay and arc,i|n|Mnla,| l>, a f i l i n g fan o f ona dollar and • uch claim or ilainand not an Iliad ahall l>a told. I.dclla N e w b y Iir>anl Aa ad m ln litr a to r of tha Ealala of Jaka T. .Saw by. , daraaaad It. W . W ar s, A l l y , f o r Ad m in is tr a tr ix W o o d r u f f . Park Ina Bldg. P. II. Hot I I I ! Sanford. Florid a IhiltIUh: A p r il SI. tv. May t, it . CDir—IS ik m ia u l e iiii v ii a u .v i v t v afltr runaldarallon. tha Sam* Inola County Zoning Conimla•lun will hold a public baurlni to datarmlna ||,a faaalblllly o. raconunandli.g to tha Uoard of County Commlaalonara that lha following daacrlbad pr.’prrI ) praaantly lonad II-1 Hlngla Family rtaaldantlal ba tona.l S^.Comtnarclal: All Mb', of H Last of llrlck Itoad ' laa* South 111 ft and por t daIn D. II. 13y, and In D. It. Is:. I-g. Mactlnn T-IIS .39E. |-g jfj j„ Public haa rlng will ba l.ald •n tha Samlnola County Court If ou*9, * wuitl> CuiniiilMluiiBri Ho in. Hanford. Polrlda, on -t a Ina-day. J|ay 1. a. J , | P.M. o r aa aoou th atsaftar .1 poaalbla. Samlnola County Zonin g Comtnl.alon By Hobart S. Brown Ban Inola County Zoning Direct or Publiah. A p r il 33 A iv. l a t l C D U — 11 6. For Rent FURNISHED large garage apt. 1902 Maple. FA 20731. 2 APARTMENTS. Furnished. 1000 E. 2nd. St. FA 2 0221. SLEEPING Room. Phone FA 2 398ti alter 2 p. ill. 3 IIKhHOOM furnished Apartment. Newly decorat­ ed. nil Elm Ave. FA 2-11M W K L A K A APARTMENTS: Room* private baths, 114 W. First St. 2 IIEDRUOM house. Kitchen equipped- Near base. FA 2-:i085. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ plus City. 2U1 W. 1st St. Furn. 2 Bedroom h o u s e . Adult*. No pets. FA 2-7tiit4. STENSTU OM R E N T A L S BRAND NEW Atr Coikltllom d Apartment. Furnished or unfurnished. $50 and up. Water furnlslved. In Cas­ selberry Area. Call days TK 8 5951 or caU night* TK 83714. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $65 mo. FA 2-4089. Stenstrom Realty Real Estate — Mortgage* 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 242U 9. For Bale or Rent House. FA 2 7898 or FA 2 4205. 2 IIK. 817 Catalina. FA 2-0578 3 0EDK0UMS, 1>* baths. 22tl Bradshaw Drive. Inquire at 230 Bradshaw. 2 BEDROOM Furu. houte lor ENJOY living on Lake Mary. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, water amall family. Call |-’A 3 637U for boating, etc. Approx. after 8 P. M. • ml Sit i i ft P of N W corner. 21* acres citrus trees. Ph. ft b run M J* n * i r * i; i n i ? FA 29102. lU l. la f l !«$ canal. 3 i ‘ as‘ w S W ’ lj alt •IIK falla l 111 f f N .SK I) 121.2a n aO'el '•<j*4 i: • Iwiitf curve- with 30 f t r««ltus to l ) t ( i m j b » f S f l ft M o f NK corner run N • • ' ! ! I f W M ( ft W two ft h I ' l M I ' w i m .i ft * m u r \v i3 « « ft M to r a n i l HK*Iy • l o t i « e t l i i l nrul N i: I) i l o i i f lake to IS line North lo b « f ) »n<l U t i I. 2 ai.d 3. Block 1 .Atnemlrd l*Ut Hi itiltiola Park . K B . «. P®. :• Public l i t e r l f i f w i l l b « held lit t h « b em ln o U County Court lou*e, (Niunty Commlaalontra llsHim, Hanford# Klorldo* on l V « t n » e « l i r ( i l a ) I. IMS at 7 SO P.il. or aa toon th ere afte r •• pOMlIlll. nerulnola County /.oiling Cuftiinleelun lly ftobert I . Brown ftemlnoU County /. otilnir D ire ct o r P ob lte li: A p ril Sf A 3U. 1843 CDII — 14 i\ : tiittiir t o im op i > i ii J i m t i t i , t i n . L I I t . I^i A .Ml r O M » l * I I I N O L K o m i . M .O N ID A •% I II %M ».H% >Oa I3 N O il L K .N A K D W. U A M r i X P lain tiff t iii m i: \ M A IM "O; LU Z A B IaTII N O IILR TO D A N ILIN . Defendant 4 IT M II •AIM K L I Z A f l E T I f D A . M L L n •cv Houtli L ) n t i u r » i Drlva ndlanapolle 41* lndlanik \uu ar e hereby n otified that t Coiopialnt f o r D D o n a hat •ctn filed against you and you » ie re gulr td to eer%» a «••!•> f y o u r A newer or p'-tadln^ to e Comp laint on the PI iln tl fre ttorneye. K eh U r and l le t iln s >iaua, l l u Houtli K n o w le s A v e ­ nue. W Inter Park . <»ra n «« County. Florida, and fi le 11*• o rigin a l A n » w » r or iilcadlng In lit o f f ic e of |ii« Circuit Court u o r before the Svth Out o f l a ) . 1KJ. I f >ou fall to do eo a Decree P iu L.'onfe*eo w ill be n te fed a w l n e t ) ou fur the r e lie f demunded in the Coinpl -Int. U l i . N K n d my hand aod eeal Of aa'd court at Hanford Hfinlnote Count $ r i i rttla. thle 13th day o f A pril. I>«3. i ' V • !.» A r th u r |4. If *hv. Ith Jr. t.Terk o f the Circuit t*ourt. lly Martlie T. Vlhien l o j . u t ) C le rl . r i - L D t l l and l l E T T I N u H A L a A t to rn e y * f o r P la i n t i f f ltd H uth Kno** D * A-enue n il t«4 Par:. Florida. Puhlleh A p ril li. 23. 20. > U y T 12. Beal Estate For Sale 27. Special Services 34. A rticle* For Sale 2 BEDROOM house. 215 S. IIK illl.A N I) P A R K Air-Conditioning EXTERIOR A INTERIOR Coxy 3 RU CU home situated Maple. $3.5oo FA 2-6457. Latex or oil base Paint. II. B. P O P E CO., IN C . on spacious oak eluuli-d cor­ $2.79 single gallon. Mary 2uu So. Park Ave. KA 2-4234 ner lot. Feature* too num­ tiY O W N E R - Nice 4 Bdrm. Carter Paint*. 209 W. First 2 bath liome in Ravenna erous lo itemise. Drive by St. BICYCLES and Imwn MowA ldyllwilde area. Large 2427 Laurel Avenue, then era repaired. Free pickup Utility Bin. and workshop, call for early inspection and delivery. J. M. Baird. $1 per day rental for Electric double carporte, air-CoudiCarpet Shampooer with pur­ date. Just SI3.U00. with 322-6710. Lake Mary. tiootng, central licat k fire chase of Blue Lustre. Car$400 down and mo per place, covered patio facing 29. Automobile Service roll's F urniture. month: A real f.ne home Lake Ravenna. Reasonably buy! Auto Glass, Tops LOOKING FOR RUGS? Drop priced. 3oi Vlhien Rd. Ph. A Sea' Covers b ) Furniture Center. Braid­ FA 2-2134. ed, hooked, frieze, decor, A U TO GLASS & OSTEEN. New frame house, heavy b r a i d e d chenille Real E*late — Mortgages 2 Br'a, ktt. equipped. Car­ S E A T COVER CO. -aud hall runners. 1100 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-2420 porte. By < vner. FA 2-2064. French Ave. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, large cor­ 15. !iu»incHM Opportunity 2 CHAIRS. Need covers, $10 ner lot taring lake. 109 A U T O GLASS each. F’A 2 8008. Waits Drive, S u n l a n d For Lease. Service Station. IN S TA LLE D EMalc. l i l t in service. Cltoice location. Apply The 3 AIR CONDITIONERS. Used JUO do*u, mottllil) SSI. 75, Pure OH Co. 604 W. 6th St. S e n h a i i k G l a s s a m t T a i n t tedder Westiughouse. Leav­ Com pany VA nothing down. FA 2-8074 ing town, must sell. Total WANTED Partner for food 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-462? price $350. 323 0650. or FA 2-2118 business. Must be able to AUTO RADIO SERVICE put up $5000 cash. Invest­ CRIB, High Chair, Stroller. 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath CB PERSONAL RADIO A TV FA 2 9194. ment secured by equipment. house, fenced hack yard. 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. Also is tillered in business. Call FA 2 0000 before 5, MAPLE Bunk Beds. Excel, Up to 20*7 on your invest­ FA 2 4284 after 3 31 A . P e l, lent condition. 1 Inner* ment. If interested write P. spring matlress and 1 box O. Box I486. SIAMESE kittens. FA 20171. spring. 2 Childs storage and play desk*. Reasonable. THE TIME TEN I Ell HUM 16. Female Help Wattled BEAGLE PUPS. Papers. $33 322 6710. FA 2-7544. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 WANTED. Resident of Town of Casselberry for opening BOSTON Bull male puppy. MAYTAG automatic washer, ROBERT A WILLIAMS perfect condition. FA 2-9402. AKC registered. F'A 26187. as Deputy Town Clerk. $1.25 Realtor hour. Approximately 30 hours ZIG Z.VG Sewing Machine! Raymond I.undquist, Assn. a week. Must have experi­ 32. Flow er* • Shrubs 1962 model. 5 Payments of FA 23931 Atlantic Bank Bldg ence in shorthand, typing and POTTED MUMS m bloom. $6.21 each or discount for 35c up. 2 BEDROOMS, living and din­ bookkeeping. Contact Mayor cash. Write P. O. Box 42, GRAPEYILLE NURSERY ing room, big carpurle plus Fred G. Heath. TE 8 3646 or Lung wood. Fla. Grapcville Ave. Near 20th St. paneled m tront, m (runt TE 8-3022. FENCE Post. Round heart porch, with jalousicd win­ cypress. 7 ft. A up. CaU 17. Male Help Wanted 33. Furniture dows. 1505 Hanford Ave. tin F'A 2-1440 or FA 2-8910. and see it, looks good in WANTED bartender. Kxpori Used furniture, appliances, side. Make me an offer and mice necessary. Apply CIO tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 311. Autom obile* • Truck* we will trade. Must sell. Ales* Open Naval Air Station. Lurry'* Mart 215 Sanford 41. G1 loan. Call Cocoa FA 2-1330 Ext. 449. BUYING A NEW or Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 collect. NE 6-32J6. USED CAR? Sell Us Y’our Furniture. Quick IS. Help Wanted FINANCE IT WITH US Service With the Cash. ♦ Low Interest Rate* BOOKKEEPER. Must In- ex­ SUPEIt TRADING POST • Low Monthly Payments pert, need. In charge of F'A 2-0677. FLORIDA STATE BANK small office. Mac'* Oil Co. Office FA 2-2)18 F R E E E S T IM A T E 202 N. Laurel Ave. Night FA 20648 CABS WANTED Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 323 OiUU REEL’S USED CARS ovating. New A Used Furni­ 2524 Park Dr. Sanlurd, Fla. 19. Sltiiullnns ANanted 10th St. A Sanford Ave. . ture. Call Nix Bedding Mtg. Child Care. FA 2-2274. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. '59 FORD Stallou Wagon. ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, FA 2-2117. Air-Conditioned. Radio 4i Da hath Ixunc. Built in kit­ RELIABLE Babysitting by heater, power brakes and chen, air conditioner. Cus­ (lie hour, day or weekend. J E N K IN S & W IL L IA M S steering. $800. FA 22363. tom drapes ami (tower mow­ Call FA 2 0644. er included. S.ioo down, NEW A Used furniture and 37. Hoats • M otor* monthly payments $81.00. 21. Ilcuuty Snloiit. appliances. Good plucc to FA 2 2030. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK buy—sell or trade. EASY IS f t HIGH HAT BOAT. Merrury Mark 700 motor. Complrte Beauty Service TERMS. Wholesale price* NO CASH NEEDED Evemng Appointments Mitchell adjuitahla trailer. for cash. 3 Ht'divoni. 2 bath. Stil a FA 2-4183. FA 23742 Telephone F'A 2-7430 month. T. A 1, included. lU3 So. Oak 400 S. Sanford Avenue 322 8085. Cut Curl Beauty Simp BEST Package deals now on top quality Larsons, Evln* Special on Perm*. Call for WANTED reliable couple to 1 D Y L L W IL D K apiMmitmrnt. 3 Senior ope­ nules and Gator trailers. take up monthly payments We now have under construc­ rator*. Free parking lots. Example: $1900 Runabout, of $13 50 on 3 complete tion for your inspection a 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 motor and trailer outfit rooms of furniture. Call lovely 3 bedroom, 2 hath complete. $1495. See our TF! 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ liome, situated on a corner 25. I'lumlitnK hervlcttt introductory offer. A $895 lect. lot in desirable ldyllwilde. 36 ft. Ruoabout only $695. This home feature* all of Muny others. Terms. Rob* 31. A rlirien For Sale the exciting items nccctson Sporting Goods, Dowry Spurt s h i r t sale. $1.99. oary to please the discrim­ town Sanford. FA 2-4961. ’ i ' l n n t l i i i i K Si l i o u t i i i K Bugs $2.99 up. Anny-Nnvy inating liome buyer id to­ A ll! CONDITIONING Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave, day. Prompt action will af­ 38. M otorcycle* • Scooters CONTRACT and REPAIR ford you Hie opportunity to MAGNUS electric chord or­ WORK VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS, select paint and Ulc colors, gan. Practically new. New Jk Used. plus other tutuor custom 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 1-6362 FA 2 8790. Lewis Salas k Barrie# changes. PLUMBING 2517 Country Club Rd. LIVING Room suite. Slip Contracting Repairs Ph. FA-2-79‘28 Total, just $Jo,oui), witli only covered. $65. FA 2-1691. FREE ESTIMATES $1 Wo down Slid $131 per II. L. HARVEY READY' MIX Concrete, win­ 1959 A LL STATE Motor Scoomonth, including every­ 204 blllfurd Ave. FA 2-3383 ter. FA 2-74U9. dow sills, lintels, steps, thing! No closing costs! hicks, sand, cement, rock, May we serve you? 20. Kmliu Hi T ele v is io n 30. Trailem • Cabana* |dpe, steel, grease traps, PERSONAL RADIO & TV dry wells, stepping stones. SMALL All aumtnum Trailer. 1 DAY SERVICE Miracle Concrete Co. Sleep* 4. Fully equipped. 25tli, St. A Sanford Ave. 30U Elm Ave. FA 2-5741 FA 2-59(19. Beal Estate — Mortgages Ph. 323 0655 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 GENE'S T V . Prompt ser­ vice on T.V.’s, stereo's and 3 IJEDItUO.M, 1 bath. Excel radios. I'll. 322 8393 auylent condition. Facing lake. time. 102 Lake Dot Dr. Call be bad for NO DOWN PAYMENT. Call KA 2-7117 or FA 2 1472. 27. Special Service* St. Johns Realty We presently have au outstanding^aelection of renlal and leas* home* lor your Inspection in all price range*. It will be a plea­ LARGE 2 bedroom trailer. 2-BEDROOM furnished apart­ sure to assist you iu se­ Lake A»hby. Adult* only. ment, also efficiency apart­ lecting a borne. FA 2 73U8. ment, furnished. 322 0341. Public haarlng w i l l ba bald In tha Samlnola County Court lln u it. Coun ty Commlaalonara Boom. Hanford, Florida, on • KMIftUl.ft: t U l.U I W adnaiU ay, May I. 1*43 at T :l* < IlM M IV f tlO * P.M. o r as toon tharaafiar aa >ultra uf l*aM»a poaalbla. Nmif*# !• harehy » lv # n . that Samlnola County a f te r consideration, the Z o n ln s Commission inoja County Zo nin g CommU* liy llobart S llr awn •Ion H'III hold • public h * t r a. iu ln o le County I ii a to iW tvrmln* the f o a l b l l * Zoning Director lt> o f rciTimiiitnilliii t«» th* Puhllah: Apr. 33 A *« . I » « J Hoard of County ComrnlMlnnC D I I — 3* era that tho f o l l o t i l n * ri«»crlt>* rvl propel ly I ' r t i t n l l y ■on#»l CIX TIIE t il l MT up THE I Comm ercial be «uned It - I A t a r x T V j i i i m :. m u i n o i i ; yi m s lf |*nin lly t t r e ld iiitU I: i m m . s i .u h i im , Lot A i U m b t f 400.7? f t L 12. Beal Estate Tor Sale Slenstiom Ideally Houses for rent. For Infor­ mation contact Ted Wil­ liams Hardware, 205 E. 25th St. :ir IV M o ll XT):. A p ril 23. 19G3 — Page 7 BEAUTIFT-LLY f u r n l shed room. Private borne. Pb. FA 2-7431. Legal Notice acrlbad W ant franfnril 3 FURNISHED Apartment* on Stone Island. Efficiency 0. F or Rent with large screened porch. $50. Studio Apartment, 1 NICELY Furnished 2 bed­ bedroom. $$0. We pay uti­ room paneled hou»e A den. lities on these. 2 Bedroom, Cali after 4. FA 2 3249. 2 bath, modern kitchen, G. RENTALS E. appliances. $85. Phone 2. Notices • Personal* 3 BDR.M. unfurn. home Loch FA 2 4280. CARD OF THANKS Arbor $95. 2 Ilednn. Furn. To tile Pallor*, Officer* ami 1 Bit. Duplex. 317 W. 12th Apt. $55. Robert A. Wil­ St. $80. NO 8-4208. Members, Club* ami our liams. Realtor. FA 2-3931. many friend* of Seminole 2 BEDROOM upstair* Apt. 3 BR. Comfortable house. UnCounty and adjoining countCompletely redecorated, furu. k Reas. 1404 K. 20th Ic*. The family anil staff sparkling clean. Adult*. $75. St. Call Ocala 629 22U6 col­ of the Good Samaritan 1504 Celery Ave. V* mile lect. Home join the committee E. of traffic light. FA 2 0808 in ■ BIG THANK YOU for 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equiptlie many Blessings and the For rent or lease. 30 x 40 |>ed liuusc. Call FA 2-77U9 metal building with con­ many donation* that we fur appointment. crete floor. Contact Ted have received. Again we Williams Hardware. 205 E. NEW furnished k unfurnish­ thunk you. 1 am. ed 2 bedroom duplex apart­ Sincerely your*, 25th St. ment, tile baths; terrazzo (Mother) Ruby L. AVAILABLE NOW. Beautiful floors. Pb. FA 2-2J74 after Wilson, Supcrvlaor Brittany Farm House. 5 p in. 2 Bll Kit. equipped. $63 K E N T A BHD 2 BR. Kit. equipped. $75 Rollaway, Hospital k Baby S E M IN U I. E t-O P N T V BOMINU ROSA L. P A Y T O N Bed*. c o w M ie e itix Reg. Real Estate Broker X n flrr - t Public l l - a r l a s By Day. Week, or Month N . t l c . la b - r » b y aDa n.-4 .ia t FA 2-1301 IT-92 at'lllawaUia CAHHOLLS FURNITURE a f t a r cotialdaratloii, tha H«u»Inola Coun ty Z o n in g Commlu- Efficiency Apt. 611 Park. Ph. FA 2-5181 llti W. 1st St. 4 o tlw taa itiv Nolle# o f Pgfclla Maarlag Notice la haraby than, t l a Herald 6. For Rent Legal Notice ■ M t ii.v o i.i : t u i v n litv iv u t'OSS s t i s a t o v X a t l M • ( f-gfclla H a a r l a g N o t u a I* harstir *D a n . that a lt a r culialdaratlun, lha MamI o cl a County Zoning Cuminla•lun w il l hold a puldlu haarlnu In datarmlna tha raaalhllll* o f ra ioin m ah dlo g to tha Hoard of County Coinmlaalonara that lha ( u lls w ln g daaorlbcd urol’»rt> praaantly xonad A - l » g rlc ullu ra and I t - I A Haaldanllal ha lonad C-S Cotnmartial: Krom tha N W c or o f Ilia N K ' i of MW •. Of Hactlon IDSIM-ISM. run H utcut'utr' VV rs.lt It tor HUH: llun M IS-SS IS” K *1-1* It. Ihanca B lu*SS v>'‘ Y. I » : « t ft. thanca h « « - t S i S ' ‘ t: s l . l v ft. thanca M IS ’ S M t " i: t t l . t a ft, thanca H u v - H ' t Z " K ISV.4* ft. thauc* N I C I t l l " VV I t " plua or mlnua to C D o f clay road, thanca N W'VS'OV’' VV «S1 IS f t lo I'oU. l-ubtlc haarlng will ba hal-J In tha Samlnola .County Court llouta. County Comtnlitlonar* Itoom. Hanford. Flo rid *, on VV adnaaday. May I. I* SI at T:SV F.M. or aa aoon lh ataaftar aa poaalbla. Matnlnola County Zonin g C oiu m lit lo n Ivy Hobart B Urown Bamlnola County Zonin g Dlract or I'ub llsh: A p r il S3 A tv. IStS CDII—St aiiaivuLK m l M i tuvivu t (iMmaaiu* NaKca a f l-a b ll r l l a a r la g N o ll e # la haraby glvan, that a f ta r cotialdaratloii, the MamInola County Zoning Conunlaaloli w ill hold a public haarlng to datarmlna lha faaa lblllly of raconiniaridlug lo lha H-ard of Cuunl) Coinmlatloiiara that tla a f o l i o * lr g daacrlbad p ro pe r! ) prarantly aonad A - l Vgrlcul'.ora ba sunad It-S Hlngla t' aln lly Itaaldantlal: Al l of Itaal Ha: rn on toaka ll arit ty . I*, it 7. I*ga. ST and 4* and Amamird l-lat o f Utock I Itaal Ifavau on Laka ll ar nay, i*. Li. 7, I' g tt. I'ubllc haa rlng w ill ba tir’d In Ilia haintnola Count) Court llot.aa, f o u n t ) Coniinlaalutirra Ituoiii, Hanford, rlorld*. on VVa.|li-a l a ) . May I. I f t : at 7 .V l-.M. or aa aoon tha raafiar aa poaalbla. Maitilnola County Zo n in g CoiiitnUalwn Lly Hobart 8. Itruw n Hamtnula t,'ounty Z .iiing Dlractor F u b ll. ii: Apr. Si A SV, i n * CDU— «• 3 BEDROOM, 2 hath Imiiiic, Florida room, built-in oven «iul range. I.argr utility room and carport, shallow well fur yard. Rent $115 | m t month. See at 123 K. Coleman Circle, Pinecrest. If interested call collect. Lt. Daniel P. Kt-nmxly, MOtg 902B NAS. Patuxent River, yiaryland. VO 33111, Ext. 410. 12. Krul Kntiitc Fur Sale Jim Hunt Realty Wall Stcnstrum Realty ROLLERS o/SANFORD 5IASONRY 2 bedroom liome. Imrge rooms, corner lot. (gulet location. Near big tree park. $6,200. Goad terms Winter Park. Ph TE 8 1633. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Centrally Air . Conditioned. 3 large bedrooms, IVk bath*, witli a screened porch. 107 Bunker Lane. l ul l THE YOUNG FEE *N GREEN ES1A1LS AT HEART 20tb St. Extension If a liome for you la Just a place lor eating, sleeping R A V E N N A 1»AKK and watching TV, read no \ ery neat and attractive 3 further. This liome goes bedroom CB home, featur­ beyond providing live nor­ ing standard extra* plus mal comforts expected of a fenced yard and air con­ modern 3 bedroom, 2ia bath ditioner. Just $675 down bouse— It waa built for and $78 per mouth. PEOPLE w Iio like PEO­ P LE ! 150 gucsti have of­ ten been entertained in the large living room, Tiie Real Estate — Mortgage* Palm Beach Room, the 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 Parly Room, and the patio . . . Hie Party Room Is PAY closing cost* and as­ also perfect for children's sume $12 monthly pay­ birthday parties, and what ments on two - bedroom a "b a ll" lisc teenager* house. Call FA 2-3493. bave when it i* their night! H ill SALE by uum-i Lund And outdoor# — swimming, at Corner of 4th and Bay buuliug, water-skiing, fishAve. 370’ x 200’. FA 2-0221. mg—you name it! See for youraelf. You could IM MEDl ATE~ OCCUPANCY search for year* without Centrally Air > Conditioned, finding so much tor $2J,5uj one 3 bedroom, one 4 bedruum, each have large fam­ ily rooms (BEST BUY IN' FLAT Cptaii Road. REALTOR • INSUROIt I EE \\ GREEN E nT A I ES 200) St. Exleutloa |FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Stenstrom Really Stemper Agency WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER .SYSTEMS All Types and Sizes We Repair and Service S T 1 N F. M.miner) and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. KA 2 613.' Plano t uning aud Repair W L. llarinou — FA 2-4223 LAM NS Renovated • Aerate Remove Thatch . Chinch Bug Spray (VC 13) * Fertl’se-Ph. FA 2 4244 MANSFIELD LAWN t>ER. GLASS Tub enclosures In­ stalled. $39.93. F'A 2 4085. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Night FA 2 2069. FRIG I HA I UK Sale* k service U. >1. HIGH 1700 W. 1st bt. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3*C3 L A W N SERVICE Mowing and edging, etc. Satislact on guaranteed. Pb. FA 2-1817. THE ULUNDOn T ’ HESS Job Printing Social, Commercial, Cards Announcement* 3u7 E. 1st St. Ph. 323-0921 /CHEVROLET CADILLAC OLDS SQUARE DEAL CARS ti2 Monza 62 Cadillac Sport Uoupe 1 Sprrd Trans. 4 Dour Power And Air 56 Mercedes 220 4-Dr. Sedan *2195 61 Chev. 59 Olds Station VVago* V-8 Auto. 4 Dour • 98 Power, Air Country Sedan, • CyL, Auto. Tran*. *1795 58 Chev. *1995 'MB 58 Plym. 58 Ford 2 Door V-8 Ktd. Tran*. 2 Door • CyL, Bid. *895 57 Oldn *445 57 Chev. 196 56 Chev. 2 Door • as Auto, trails 2 Door V-8 bid. Tran*. Hrlalr 4 Dr. Bts. Wag. V-8, P/S. P/IL A/C. ’695 *C95 *895 ! i Tun Pickup, I7S. P/IL It k It. New Paint k lire. 4495 F R E D and A U D R E Y YEACKLE 219 E. 2nd ST. *1298 58 Ford C L A U D E H IT T E L L 2505 P A R K A V E . SANFORD �Pape 8 — A p ril 23, 1%3 A knowledge of crew rescue procedures by both military and civilian aafety personnel is tnansds lory at the scene of an air­ craft accident, Ix-dr. C. Thomas Covill, Safety Offi­ cer for Heavy Attack Wing One told an assembly of 75 local safety officials last week. Speaking before firemen, police and forrrslry authori­ ties from Seminole and Vo­ lusia Counties, Cowlle said, "Your prc*rncc here alone Indicates a strong desire to assist u* In (tie event of an aircraft accident." The occasion was the first in a sertea of Wing-NAS San­ ford briefings to civilian of­ ficial* on crash and rescue operation!. The purpose of the annual conference*. according to Wing official*. Is to Kivo civi­ lian user* first-hand, up-todate knowledge and informa­ tion on effective crew rescue procedure in the A3 Sky war­ rior, A5A Vigilante amt TF9 Cougar aircraft. The all-day conference be­ gan with lecture* by Covill and on-the-spot inspection of NAS aircraft with an eye towant crew rescue methods. Later the delegates watched a two-hour fire-fighting de­ monstration using latest equipment under the super­ vision of NAS structural Fire Chief Claude M. Whitten. G R E E T IN G G U ESTS nt the Sareptn benefit hall at tho M ayfair Irm, Saturduy night, were le ft to right, A r t Flynn, public rclationa direc­ tor o f the San Francis* co Gianta, Mr*. W . L . M erritt, one o f the hurt! w o r k i n g committee member* and E verett Kerr, M ayfair man­ ager. Bottom picture, Mr. and Mra. C liff MeKibhln, finance com­ m ittee members and Richard Reagan, bull chairman. (Herald Photos) Tampa U. Opens Summer Register Ryan Service Held Sunday Tenon* wishing to attend the 1803 *ummcr session «t the University of Tampa should make application aa aoon aa poaalble, Dr. Willi* J. Dunn, director of admiss­ ion* and registrar haa an­ nounced. Aa toon as applications are received and pruapccllve stu­ dent* are accepted for admiiaion to tha summer acaalon, they may pre-register for Uielr course*, insuring their choice of claaaea, Dr. Dunn laid. Summer acaalon claaaea will begin on Monday, June 17. and the aeailon will end on Aug. S. Itralalration for cur­ rent atudent* will lie field on Thuraday, June 13, ami for new and returning stu dent* on Friday, June It. I,atc registration will take place from t to 8 p. m. on June 17. Hospital Notes A 1*1111. 17 Admission* Ikmnlhy tlroM-nkeinper, Lake Mary; C h a r l e s HillliarUl, Ivoul* SalUcr, Drilary; Clar­ ence Hatfield, Dali**, Tcxa*; George Hay, Edna Martin, Uirlla Bronson, Mildred Oilley, Minnie Strong, Jill Gem* ma, A/alee llarineau, Bessie Anderson, Nellie Phillip*, Lil­ lie Mary Nirley, Sanford. Ilirtba Mr. and .Mr*. Itoyinond Nor­ man of Del.aml, a Kiri. Mr. ami Mr*. Tim E. Phillip* of Sanford, a boy. Discharges I'aiiline Poole, Del.aml; Betly Moore, Titusville, Warren Ewing, .Mabel llallhuacn, De­ nary; George Hay, Emily Saekell, Susan Stein, George Arnold. Stay WoiMlrulf, How By Mra. Adam Muller The Unit annual variety ard Chadwick, JoAnn Ogle*•how, "Those Wonderful by, Joanne Capps, Mr*. Paul Year*," will be prevented by Werner and baby girl, San­ (uember* of the Dellary Vol­ ford. APRIL 18 unteer Firemen’* Asm. and Admissions it* Auxiliary on Wednetday and Thursday at R p. tn. In Ann Moore, Orlando; Dorothy tlie llcerration Hall of the j Hotter, lld la ry; Easter Ka­ le ridge, Deli ary; Klale SlurFire .Station. More than 33 voice* are timer, Dcl.and; Janie. Cramp in this year’a claim* and Ion, .lotin Knelllnger, Michael many specialty number* have llrumlcy, Jean Clark, William been prepared. Sir*. Charlei Mann, Gilliert Postell, Mark Ulrich i* director and Vuta Hittctl, Michael Hlttell, James Ellison of Sanfurd. LambersUm la planiit. DeBary Firemen To Present Annual Show Air Safely Measures Told Outthorough At Course Birth* Mr. and Mra. Paul Clark oi Knnlnrd, a boy DIseharKes llutli Boyle, flellary; Tammy Ityan. Dellary; Jill (lemma, Mr*. Paclflro Drnganza ami hahy, Mr*. Claud Ilyroin and baby, Mr*. Alvin Leo and baby, Ullie SI ary Nieley, Frank Pills, Iteaslc Anderson of Sanford. A PRIL l» Admission* Mary Ann Hamilton, Dellary; Edna Lcathcrwood, Joseph Zavrntny, Shirley Coodman, Kathryn Bunge, She I lie Hopps and Henry llnmn of Sanford. Illrtha Mr. and Mra. W. II. Hiinge of Sanford, a Imy .Mr. and Mrs. James Crump­ ton of Sanford, a Imy Mr. mid Mrs. William Goodmail of Sanford, a boy IHsthargrs Henry Murkey, Lake Monroe; Shelllc Hupps, Michael Hitletl, Mark l(illi-l), Michael llrumlcy, Jean Kdwarils, Lu­ cille Anderson, Essie .Slone, Eldon Shiver, William It. Harvey Jr., David Knmlsen, Shirley Hedcll, Mrs. Freddie ItolmiMin and baby, Mrs. I aiuls Seuhe and baby of Sanford. Funeral service* for Milton II. Ryan who died last Thurs­ day afternoon at Fish Memor­ ial Hospital In DrLund were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Allen Summcrhlll Chapel in Det.nmt. Rurial wa* in the Evergreen Cemetery of En­ terprise with Rev. Fred Fos­ ter officiating. A native of Washington County, V*., Ryan was an Enterprise resident for 39 year* where lie owned and operated Ryan’s Store until Ilia retirement, A World War 1 veteran, he wa* a So year member of the Masons and a former District (Inc County Commissioner. He was president of the Volusla-Seinlnole Hunting Club and a trustee of the Harnett Memorial Methodist Church of Enterprise. Oviedo Names Cheerleaders Ily l.lnda Smithson Oviedo High Cheerleaders for the iwt3-(M school years were announced Friday amid much excitement and spe­ culation among the the stu­ dent*. Named for the Varsity Squad were Maureen Hoyle, Alice Fox, Marilyn Partin, Ann Ridenour, Nancy Swen­ son and Joy Walnwrlghl. Al­ ternate* will lw Miriam Wlteelcr an<l Kathy K«t>k. Junior Varsity cherrlead era will bo Judy Htirclt, Cathy Corlon, Belli Gore, Anne Martin. Linda Buy and Lin­ da Biggins, M ental Health Fight Drive Set N ext W eek Rcddcnl* of Seminole Coun­ ty will tic called Upon to join in a "National Hally Against Menial Illness" at a meeting May 2, during Mental Health Week. April 28 to May I. Till* meeting will take place at 8 p.m. at the Seminole High School. The .National liaily Against Mental Illness is a nationwide event sponsored by the Na tonal Association for Mental Health, its Ron division* ami chapters throughout the conn try, and many oilier national organizations and their affil­ iates. ft* purpose, according to William Ttiomai, president of the Seminole County Associa­ tion for Mental Health, i* - to stir a national awakening tn the grave problem ol mental Illiieis." Citing President Kennedy’s mental health message to Congress last February. Mr. Thomas noted that the Presi­ dent bad called for a "new approach" to the problem based on new scientific know­ ledge ami new psychiatric treatment measures. If you need netp, ciil FA 2-56t2 ami place * Her­ ald Classified. F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H URCH young people o f the Senior High Fellowship ujienl the weekend at Iloek Eagle State Park, in Eatontun, (Ju. at the W orld MUnlon* Conference. Th e nix Sanford young people traveled by chartered bun with about 1,000 other high acboool and college youth* who attended. Shown here a* they le ft from Sanford Friday were Norma Adam*, Tom m y Makin, Helen Mann, Sherry Mnrazitn, Steve Sewell and Linda W illiam s. (H erald P h oto) County Ball Big Attraction Eyes, ear* and plans of the paccmaking dancing set oi tho county arc focused on the Charlie Spivak dance band that will mark the closing of the Seminole County SemiCentennial celebration here on April 27. The renowned and jKipular orchestra leader and his top­ flight musician* will give the Mayfair Inn crowd "the dance of the season" as Hie curtain is brought down on a festive day filled with headline attractions. Garnett White, chairman of the dance, said that the Jaycrc Information booth plione lias been ringing much more frequently for reservations in the pas; few days, indicating that ns Ihc day of the dance gel* closer, more and more parties are lie ing organized to take advantage of the rare opportunity to "have a ball” to the music of a nationally known orchestra. Aland two-thirds of the table* that have been set up tn lake care nt the dancers during rest hreaks have been reserved, White said. Hr urged those whn have been planning to "gel in the act" with the other dancers of the area to call in for their reservations us soon as possible. If tickets that have been set aside are not called for in the next few days, re­ servations no doubt will be canretlcd, not because the L A R G E S E L E C T IO N O F COLD H A R D Y SHRUBBERY A L L SIZES committee wants to do so, tainment offered in this Cen­ but to help meet an assured tral Florida district,’* White demand for the limited avail­ said. able space at the table*. He pointed out that while White commented on the tlie Blue Angel* and the fact that in addition to Spi- ‘Chuting Stars, navy’* preci­ vak’s orchestra, there will sion airmen who wilj have the thousands of lie other entertainment to add thrilled enjoyment to the ‘ 'big night." visitors attending the open Candl Scott, appealing in house at the Naval Air Sta­ personality, appearance and tion earlier in the day, are voice will hate a featured not part of the act,” they will be at (lie dance to enjoy spot on the bandstand. "This i* tlie biggest bar­ the outing and shake hand* gain in dancing and enter­ i with local admirer*. Yes. The exact model Plymouth that beat Chevrolet and Ford can be in your driveway tomorrow. A customer walked into a Plymouth dealership the other day and asked where he could get a Fury just like the one that beat Chevrolet and Ford in 8 out of 10 tests at Riverside. The Plymouth salesman grinned broadly and said, "Mister, you're leaning on onei" The point is, the exact model Plymouth that performed so well at Riverside-winning every acceleration test, the handling test, both passingsafety tests, and the gas economy test—-is performing just as well for thousands of new Plymouth owners every day. (There’s probably one sitting in your Plymouth Dealer's showroom this minute, with a 5-year/SO,000-mile warranty* in the glove box.) See and drive the 1963 Plymouth! N ATIO N W ID E CONSUMER T IS T IN Q IN STITU TE REPORT A t P ly m o u th 's r e q u c it , N a tio n w id e C o n s u m e r J e s tin g In s t it u t e p u rc h a s e d th e la s t c a r s - a 1963 C h e v ro le t Im p a la V-8. f o r d G a la ile " 5 0 0 " V-8, a n d P ly m o u th f u r y V 8. th e y c o n d u c te d e v e ry te s t a n d c o m p u te d a ll re s u lts . S ee y o u r P ly m o u th D e a le r lo r illu s tr a te d O ffic ia l R e s u lts B o o k le t, MILL CLIME CHEVROLET.......16.00 sec. PLYMOUTH........16 44 tec. fORD..............••16 00 sec. XERO.TO-SIXTT PLYMOUTH........11.99 *ec. CHEVROLET....... 13.64 MC. fOHO..................18.01 sic. CITY PAttIN Q PLYMOUTH............. 278 ft. CHEVROLET........... .279 H. FORD, .305 It. QUARTMt.MIL> PLYMOUTH........18 04 sec. CHI VHOLLI....... 18 99 see. FORD................. 20.63 sec. PLYMOUTH............ ,462 ft. CHEVROLET........... .516 ft. foh o ..................... .554 It. WILOMITMV RUN PlYMOUIH........33.43 sec. CHEVROLET.......34.44 sec. FORO. , , •. •,,... .3 7,59 sec. FORD..................... .120 ft. PLYMOUIH............ .125 ft. CHEVROLET........... .133 It. ECONOMY RUN PLYMOUTH...... IB 77 mpg, C M IV H O lL t,...17.04 mpg. fORO......... . . . . 16.14 mpg. PLYMOUTH.........2:32 mtn. FORD.................. 2:44 mtn. CHLVHOLtT........ 2:57 mm. EMIROCNCT STOP CO.STOP-PARK S ', - M IL E C L A S S IC PLYMOUIH.. . . 2:61.74 min; CHEVROLET....2:65 67 mm. TORO.............. 3:04.89 min. • - Incompiets llwd hsst REASO NABLE Grnpcville Nursery 2221 Grapevillr Ate. I‘A 2-nssfi “ Smite llrah-r" IN F L O R ID A KEEK IS A NATURAL From nature's Ig h t gram com es sparkling, light b e e r . . . Florida's traditional beverage of m oderation . . . it's lig ht, sparkling, delicious. ItE l), W H IT E A M ) 1ILUE P E T U N IA S were plimUsl Saturday in all the planter boxes on F irst St. by member* o f tile Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorori­ t y '* Gatitma Om ega Chapter, hr their contribution toward the celebration o f the Semimile County Semi-Centennial. The ladle* warned that though ih ey Ituve purchtuMKl and planted the flower*, it will be up to merchant* to w ater them and keep them from dying. From le ft are Mrs. Kirby Fito Jr., Mrs. James M cKee. Mra. M ary Keenan, Mr*. Johnny IH ggiiu , Mr*. Eli W hite, M r*. Henry Tooke and M r*. Raymond Fox. Kneeling are Mr*. John ' Dickey and M r*. Edward McCall Jr. (H erald Photo), A nd nelurally, th e Brew ing Industry in Florida I* proud ol the m ore then 827 ,820,835 it co ntributes in te ie s to the state ol Flortde each y e a r ,,.m o n e y Utet h e lp * support our schools, our h o s p itals, and out to e d *, in Florida, beet b e ­ lo n g s . . . enjoy N. • Vlmuii Authori/*4 P9f>ntijMlh>ViB«n(' D*jl#r'i Wnf rjmfr *ja<nAl dWW la IN malarial and vMwhmvamhto tm ty&l t*r* twa im b •*|s«mW<1to inttuda P*i1| *Nil*mzt ’Nut Vf MtfUFt, wiIhLMl s Kw'UQ BRASS 2l)U UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. FLORIOA DIVISION lor loqu u rd fk*’ t> o# Uuor, N r ft |W4 1 ot OOJSJO m ile*, • »>'•! on th a a n p a a Lltx k, hm*4 and iM arnat parts tr*n»nNaa**n t * * * and H ta rru l parts (aictudm g m anual D u tc h ), to*Oua cwkrhrOfta*, <l't*a sha'1, U stlu d H q «Mrt t m t n ) i m * a* la and dihatanftat, and i« * r * h t « i ttaaonya, pro* idad tha taJu tia has Uaon aad*a,»d at rtaasutu!: »• »nt*i-*als Its l ria P liK SM lh -V altan l L+ n it+ 4 C a i C a ia latutiadyiaa* Eual n>MQUtNQfMMON A MOTORS Cuntnirrciul S i. — Sanfurd T H E RIG M O V E IS T O P L Y M O U T H S E E IT A T T H E S A N F O R D A U T O SHOW M U N IC IP A L S T A D IU M - W E D N E S D A Y , T H U R S D A Y . F R ID A Y CHRYSLER X /B MmuconnmnM �SPONSORED BY: Y 01 'UK I W I I L I ) by The Sanford Automobile Dealers Association to the most exciting event ne’ve ever staged in Seminole County, The 1902 Auto Show. Don’t miss it! Admission Free! i y •w FACTS ABOUT THE AUTO SHOW: J . I). lilt \ss lira * * Mnliitm m u. liill i t c . M i 'i i 11. I lt.*m|»liill Mol on. 1{tiller Motor S ii Iim LOCATION: Simford .Memorial Stadium (Lianls Hall l*ark), AlcllonvilU* Ave., just off Celery. DATK: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, April 21, 25, 2ti. TI.MK: 1:00 l'.M. until 10:00 1\M. 1. See the world famous “ Flying Silver Condors’* perform on the high wire! 2, Free orchids to the first 50 adult ladies each night! \m llim l i i n: h unt l.im tiln M ercury ttl.N H OW LAND Seminole < oinily M i i I o im <:A u \ hi ik ;i n s St l icit luiul •Mot ri.sun 2. Live entertainment by “ The Tempos” , The Shades” and “ The Kockin Koadrtinners” . PLAN TOSEE THE SIXTY -THREES Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - M ar. 2 4 , 2 5 , 2 6 �Ih r frajifurb Srrnlh P .ip o 2 - \ — A p r i l 2 ‘.\, ’0.1 New Rambler Emphasizes Ipadershio DETROIT—The 1!W1 Ram­ bler* presented by American Motors Cor {Mira lion re emphasin'* the compact lead­ er's sire and balance concept while iitillilng new body build­ ing techniques t" take on s fresh new nppenrancc Tire new Ita inbirr l,'lm»lr Mx and Ainbasssdor V-8. which are on talc are lower In silhouette, look much big­ ger but are actually more than ail inch shorter in over­ all length Ilian previous mo­ del*. GRASS, o f Brass Motors, displays a l lJ(M Plymouth. Coining on the heels of the is displayed by Hen Howland, o f Seminole County Motors. best sales year in the com­ pany's history'. Rambler's first major appearance change in several years is based on an advanced unit construc­ tion method that result* in a stronger, safer burly ami sellun and a 8and 9 passen­ I be Savoy series serle; Plymouth offer* 28 differ­ New styling, exceptional u 2-and I-dull r ger station wagon, bulb B and greater precision and quality there ent models lor 19G J In four A new 428-cubic-inch super performance ami fuel econo­ Dodge offers automobile H-ey Under; ftelvedere offers In manufacturing. Slock Plymouth is the ItkEt my - - plu* a 60,00(1 mile or Other highlights of the G't buyers a choice of 12 models 2 and T-dnur sedan* and a 2successor to the spectacular Renault, largest French uu- per rent above predicted sales five year warranly on major dour lur-ltup in bulb hand 8 It am bier Include a seven-fold fur IWEI, ranging from low1982 Plymouth Super Slock OlimJiT models, and U-aik I U Increase in use id galvanized price compact* to medium- tu nuiker, hits UNveiled ti new for 1982. K H» will make up 113 that swept (o 41 track re­ power train components - * most of this intreuse. steel for g res ter rust-resis­ passrnger wagon* with V-8 compart sedan the It-8—de­ price luxury ears. pro (linking Un* 1983 I’ iyinmitli “ The American market wits cords and piled up 328 troph­ only; Fury with 4 disir sedan tance, step down design with | There are three separate signed especially for inlei na­ a Fining entry Iii the low price very much in our thoughts ies for its owner* in four lower over all height, curved and 2 dour haidliip in both Glines of Dodge passenger tional markets. field tlm year. whin we designed the R-B,’* month* of drag strip com­ side glass, new grille design, car*, each distinctly differ­ The R-8 is a four-ifoor. five and 8-eylinder models, and petition last summer. Tlie new I'lyniuulli model* the 4-d"t>r hsrdlop, txmvertl- large wrap-around bumpers, ent in styling, »iu- and price. passenger ear featuring disc *ald Grub. "W e believe there With bigger displacement new Twin Stick Door shift is a good muihei for a com­ hie coupe, 8 ami U p a s s e n g e r All will lie on display at tlie brakes on all wheel* and u have a wider, longer look lo and more power, the new Dramutic new styling fea­ add crispness to the styling. wagons with V-« only. The transmission with overdrive, Sanford Automobile Show. rear-mounted 48 housapower fortable four-door ardun sell­ Plymouth 42G gives added go witli their widely ccclaimTim 3Pi)-Maurau<ler V-8 now Sport Fury series have a ' ocrmnncntly lubricated trans­ tures plus Increased power ing for around TI.Mio, partic­ The three lines are: the engine. It sell* for }l,i'J3 td liveliness. alternators, and new, ularly now when the Ameri­ momentum to tlie unpreced­ and perfnrnisncc highlight the becomes the standard engine 2 door hardtop and converti­ missions, family-size compact (East Const port of Entry I. They arc three indie* lung­ many other improvements to can comparts ure getting lurg- ented competition record of on the Monterey, replacing the Dart; the standard-size, pop­ iliangt* for the 1983 Merrill)' ble cuu|h' with 8 cyiitnlcr en­ Renault continues to sell (lie sensational Plymouth 413 fu-tlier reduce maintenance er and an inch wider than in .Monterey. ular-price Dodge; and the the Dauphine, the small econ­ er and mure ex|>eiisivc. 223 six-cylinder ami 292 V-H gines only. Su|>er Stock that tills year costs and service require­ 1982. A ityliah new roof line luxurious, medium-price Dud- omy sedan that hs* kept the The completely r e s t y l e d engines winch nra no longer All 1UG3 I'lyniuulli cur* bsve has given drag strip farts one ments. Continued features in­ go HHo ami Custom 880. with upright rear window, a Munt«r«y, the big car entry in fully unltUcd bodies, insde cumpany in s e c o n d place of the most powerful and available on Monterey. Thn longer rear deck with roomier the Mercury line, Includes a “ Our 1W!3 line up gives tho among imported autos, a* even bellcr this year by clude Rambler’s double safe­ dramatic demonstrations of stamluid SIM) engine with twoty hraku system and ceramicApproximately 2(81 commun­ competitive performance any trunk and amart new front- unhpin reverse - sloped rear American motorist the wid­ well as tlie sporty Caravclle incens of sddlllunsl roriosmu barrel carburetor is rated at end styling gives the 1983 window and roof line that -eta ities in the United States and production *tock car has ever pioicclbm, stronger struct­ armored muffler and tailpipe. est selection ol Dodge cars " 8 .” 25(1 horsepower and uses reg­ Plymouth a distinctively new the eur upurt from all other in our company's 19-year ures and tighter sealing. Vincent Grub, president of several guest countries ure known. ular fuel. With four-barrel op­ appeal. American ears. Tito ornamental trim parts history," Dodge General Man­ Renault's U. 8, operations, expected to be represented in tion, the engine is rated ut 300 All 1UG3 Plymouth automo­ The new rear window, which on the listin Dodge Dart have ager llyron J, Nichols said said his company hopes to sell tho 1083 All-American Soup horsepower. Hotli IlirO-englnes bile* sold ill the United States goes up and down, hua iroThe 1963 Dodge Dart has 45,000 to 50,000 ears— Duu- llox Derby, the boys' coasting round edges lo protect he may l>o equipped with dual and Canada carry a new war­ poitant functional advantage* competition sponsored e a c h single headlights which ar< pliines, !t-8a and Caravellea— The 1903 Dodge Custom H su tMiiiy paint from cutting or range Mere - O - Malic trans­ »cvcn inches in diameter. ranty for five years or ao.onu us well us styling appeal. The in 19*13. This will In- about 30 year by Chevrolet, is 17 feet. 9 inches long. cracking. mission, tho fully synchronised mile*, whichever comes first, window elniita inward and virA Detroit engineer ha* or­ four -speed flour m u u n t e d on major power train com­ l u n 11 y eliminates visibility manual transmission. A newly ganized a three-car team of ponents. Plymouth is the first problem* c a u s e d by ruin, designed fully synchronised Chrysler 3i*l cars, with ex­ of the low-priced standard- snow, frost or lee. The win­ three-speed manual Irunsmis- perienced drivers and navi­ aired ears lo offer such ex­ dow, which is )tower operated, sion is available on the stand- gators to compete in national tended owner protection. provides excellent ventilation aid :i!HI-engine. rallies of the .sports Car Club The length ol all IMS Ply­ when opened. Thu new roof of America. mouth sedans, hard topi and also allow morn than half They are competing tn . convertibles is thn salon - nn inch of nilbltiouul rear seal The Dodge Custom kni for evnils traditionally dominat­ BOfi Inches. There are no Inter­ head room. ItHU <tiers a choice of 13 ed by European cars and In nddllion to the new roof exterior colors. Tlie paint is American compacts but tlie mediate, In between models, •hurt wheelbase or small en­ line, the exterior of tho Mon­ a new bulling-ly pc acrylic engineer. Scott Harvey, »ay» terey bus been completely re­ enamel winch is highly dur­ tlie big Chrysle- 3oo cars have gine cars in lln- line. Standard power plants are styled. All ntnjor sheet metal able and provide* longer- what it lakes to do well on rallies Ireranse of their fine I2A ruble Inch ineilnrd Six and ornamentation bus ban lasting gloss and luster. bundling qualities. end the 318 cubic inch Fury changed. The front features a Accurate timing, skillful na­ The 1UG3 Dodge Hsu anil V-8- Until engines retain the new bumper and r o n e a v e •conotny features which have grille. The rear of the car bus Custom 880 have a free­ vigation and all-around driv­ won fur Plymouth victories In new quarter p a n e l s , n e w standing vertical hood orna­ ing skill, rather than top Its clast Is the Mobla Econo­ bumper, and triple tail lights. ment which displays the fam­ speed, are the principal fac­ my Hun the past six years In Canted blade-type fenders ex­ iliar Dodge triangular trade­ tors hi determining the win­ ner of a rally, Harvey say*. tending the length of thu rur, mark. • row. J. I). (Red) A 19fi3 DODGE 1963 Plymouth Has Longer, W ider Lines New Compact Sedan Plymouth Swept Dodge Offers 42 New Models 44 Race Records Set By Renault Dramatic New Styles Highlight Mercury Soap Box Derby Chrysler Enters Sports Car Field 9 R IM B U n i l New look... new “go”: Mercury elegance at the Auto Show! M O N TER EY C U S T O M 4-D O O R SED AN Unique Breezeway ro o f... 390 V-8 as the standard engine R a m b l a r C l a a a l o - N o * w ith a c I i u k t o r a new V - 8. o r it* fam ous running m ale, the Classic ti. T o p Six or \ -8 econom y. N e w T ri-P o U e d h w t t fo r exceptionally s n u a it h perform ance. ruddy tippoinict! ii it c u o r s . exceptional riding comfort. 25l>-lip engine (ITO-lipopiioiuOgocoupenot perloinuiue,ouitUndmg \ -8economy. N I W R R f 1 / tW A V REAM W IN D O W 0 P T N 5 . th e , lo B i l l .•( w e y v e n tila tio n . Close sid e w in d o w s, o p e n li r x b * . r c o n tro ls , a ir llo w s th ro u g h car and Out tear w in d o w . W in d a n d Ir a lb c <>- 've is b u s tle d . A BIO M AR AU D ER 3 * 0 V * N O W STANOARO o n e .e r , M o n te re y . O p tio n a l V - f l’s ra n g e u p to a S u r e r H r i . j r i a c o V -B . L a non , n t * . m e jt a n J a id M * f« u 0 c ( i3 0 Y - 8 t h n , * * o n le g a l* ' * * . ! ij( l i t pi, Ctc*f| i in f 4111Of - mil** M O R S M E R C U R Y N t W k l R«c,ss»d frtif Window • IU srgiv r«4uc«t aUio. #id* ftir vinMUy Hcjf >Mt p4, »g in mj* r titu f'tfdfoom. _ titodvi) iiam luuifi* Mif cuff Mouterup mikei §< ii|L- g Auj you cm (tom cof1H'Wimt OptiOAil filiiL including a ftOArf n|^r<*ttd tfofit -e-it and a combined AM<f M Md«o, f M ERCURY NORtUtT •HoaURtT CUSTOM-i b* lla,i lot lun iii the oJ Rambler American. Reclining bucket console, mo-toning mid a new 13s-horsepower Six arc all standa T H E M O S T V A L U E -F IL L ED R A M B L E R S E V E R BUILT N e w l \dtaiKcd l ml t onslruelrun on t I.icsk and ^mtuisiJoi features one-piece immdc. Moie galvanized steel for longer, rost-iire life. N e w I btcncatKi lopaxls.Looks longer but it un’t.Even »haiper turning. N a w l S e i u - l t a m i c c u r x c d glass s id e m h u I o a * . h m V i.O U U c a t ' * N e w eacc o f c u l t A rte c a n d e x it , n e w b e a u ty , n e w fe e lin g o t s p a c io u s n e s s ? N e w I I ii- P o is c d P o w e r 1 c l j « ' i k j . i J \ i n t s j " j J o r e n g in e * j t c c ia d le d 111 d e e p r u b b e r a t c e m e r o l g ia s u y f o r u n m a tc h e d s m o o tlin e s * . N a w l B a c k e t 'C a lx , sotlsolc, a n d Iw m -Sticlk I lo o t S h ill with Install I N e w l IVni Rambler Classics and Ambassadors are almotl 3 inches lower, yet base plenty of toorn lor six b-footer*. Osc t la k e . S p o t ls - c a r s l y Ic a n d spun, L x c n b c i t c i e c o n o m y . Optional. a s SURE t o SSS M E R C U R Y 'S F U N L O V IN O N IW C O M E TS ANO S P A R K LIN G N tW M C TSU R S A t I H l AUTO S H O W ! tO H U • N i l LO k * NON I t h i s . C n o O lC I. c t 3 M u le * C c N M .it • U N CO IN M i n i u m o is il k i. SEE ALL T H E NEW RAM BLERS A T T H E S H O W -S E D A N S -W A G O N S -H A R D T O P S -C O N V E R T IB L E S A M E R IC A N M O T O R S - D E D I C A T E D T O E X C E L L E N C E Hunt Lincoln ■Mercury, Inc. 109 N orth I ’ alm rlto A ve. Sanford, 1'la . S A N IO P D . ll.A . �Cltr Canfnrlt Srralh A p ril, 23. V<3 — T a p e 3 -A Buick Sports New Design Hunk Mot,a Division intro­ icrent appeal ance*’ The Flectra 225 can be identified by its long, straight rear fenders that extend be­ yond Hie body panel, by its uniipie. concave taillights and liv the four \enti|>iins on the tront tender. Tlie Wildcat has its own grille design with brushed duced its new line of ears lor HHsl witti all series distinc­ tively styled in a completely new design and featuring numerous engineering refine metils which w i l l reduce maintenance costs and in­ crease safety and case of stainless steel moldings ex lending down the sides from Hie headlight to the middle of the front thsir A similar molding across the bark, be­ tween the taillights, identities the Wildcat from the rear. The new Special, tup selling ear to its class, ha* been in­ creased in length from Iffl T to 192.1 inches. The additional length Is in the rrar fenders which extend beyond the body panel, and bumpers, both front and rear, have been made deeper, giving the Spec­ ial a more massive look Smart new interiors, luxur­ iously done in a wide choice of nylon, leather and vinyl fabrics, add to the overall de­ cor of boih the Special and regular line. All-vinyl inter­ iors are available in two-door and tour-door models of beSabre series for the first lime o p e ra tio n All regular • si/c Itlllcks maintain approximately the same dimensions as last year bill tile Special Series models are lour indies longer The Wildcat, introduced Iasi spring ha* been expand ed into a complete series lor 1‘dtT with three models til­ lered in a two-door and fourdoor hardtop and a convert! hie \ four speed Horn mount­ ed transmission is available as an option on all Wildcat models. Front bucket seats, with renter console limning the transmission control, are standard on the Wildcat con vcrtlble and two door hard top, and optional on llte four door hardtop “ This is Hie first time Hoick has ever oftered Its complete tine with distinctive styling fur each sene#,*’ said Edward |l (toilert. general manager of llmck an) vice president of tieneral Motors. “ From the Special rigid up through the lllviera and Flectra 225, each series has a complelely dtf- HILL Hll.Ml'IIILI 1LARKY ISYU1) demonstrates n (lit Rambler Ambassador, with Harold Whittern assisting. They are with Bill Hemphill Motors. IS you didn’t plan of Hill Hemphill Motors, shows a !!•(>:! Pontiac (Irani! Prix. to go to the show, Riviera Is 'Revolutionary' For '63 'because of S TYU N l! I'l l" ltuick Motor Division hast ot styling anil engineering tn ni t lie I i ii i I v r ,„,f I. \ \C E and KNISINKI HINT. Sharply sculptured released the details nl its rev novations, ineludlli : a steer , | ) | N ltiN h a v e h e rn a it aim . . , , .. | uluiionary now Kiw cu, a per- in l; w h e e l th a t c a n tie ta ilo re d lin es, sh e e r side p a in Is a m t eil in te r n .itio ii,il el.t - le v I (,;,|w a r ij | i |tirlli>ri gen »onaliml. custom, s p o r t s to any |m > d u m to lit Hie d u ll a lo w s ilh o u e tte g iv e th e U lv eht.r a jm a n a g e r ot H u irk coupe Wdll .HI extremely Ion victual d r iv e r , »id, w in d o w s ie ra a ro n lm c n ta l hail, ut nam e, e r a lls m a iis lo p and v ic e p re s id e n t ot (g en eral center ot gravity— IS inches— ! w ith o u t Ir a tn e s , am t th e w in d .M otors. “ T il l* is llu tc k 's hid Hint permits a Tilsit degree ol sh tehl an d b a c k glass m -1 in p o w e r. n e w g la rin g c o m p o u n d th a t " O v e r th e y e a rs th e re h a v e lo r a e a r in th is very ex nianeuveraliility. 'I lie lllviera contains a host m a k e s th e m a s tr u c tu r a l p a rt b e en le w a u to m o b ile s t h a t , i l l u s i v e class .*' get ready to change your mind and t l ‘it,3 Tempcit Is f.tani Contemn * 19 6 3 Pontiac Grand P o t see? See you at the Pontiac exhibit A * H R TH E SHO W , O RtVE I H ( W IO l T R A C K S A l Y O U R A U IH O U Ig lD ('O H 11AC O LA LLH S See the Riviera (and the Bold Beautiful change in all '63 Buicks) at Sanford Auto Show Bill Hemphill a»| w. 1*1 Motors, Inc. SANFO RD , F I,A . �A#«6l4*«*• m '•»• *« At* A « **“* &. « A§ii aA - -*, UiJ i bi Uldsmobile Offers 26 Top, Unusual Models A 63 CADILLAC two-door hardtop Holler Motor Sales. is shown with Charles J. Smith, o f I.A.NSI&G, Mich—For l!*n. Oldsmobile it ollenng 33 j highly distinctive model* . ranging from the crisply dej signed, longer looking K H.1 to the most elegant US's ever built. Kach mode] has been designed for broader npjscal through fresh, youthful «tyl* ing. stronger model indenlification, many improvement* for customer comfort and important engineering ad* values. The impressive look of the F-8j ha* been achieved by a styling theme of clear, sharp, horizontal line*. Over­ all length ha* hern increas­ ed by only four inchef while A 63 C H E V R O LE T IM P A L A fouro f Holler Motor Sales, the maneuvering of JU 11.’ door is shown with Charles J. Smith, inch wheelbase has been re­ tained. Impressively apparent in all lino Oldsmohilc full-sire models are tlic sweeping changes in body and sheet metal, individualised grille*, Cadillac comes to the Auto wood Sixty Special sedan new engine that is more dur­ illac. bright metal accent trim and Interior trim combinations Show here Wednesday with Its and 1063 is no exception. Its able and more efficient while contemporary roof and upper lUtig-lonk of Increased s!x«*. distinguishing characteristics giving u substantial weight total 143 and include the finest structure design. significant engineering ac­ are 11* stately roof, stainless reduction and the smoothest of leathers, wool broadcloths The fresh new styling of complishments Including a rocker moldings along the most rugged drive line yet and modern synthetic fabrics the Starfire coupe feature* new engine and drive line lower edge of the body, the known to Die industry. It has and materials. a concave shaped rear win­ and still greater emphasis on grille treatment above the durability twice that of any The popular leather trims, dow complemented by a rear bumper and the special­ operating design. exclusive to convertibles and highly individualized roof line. comfort and convenience. For lurj, all 12 Cadillac ly styled interior. In the area of comfort and three of Ihe de Ville models In the ns scries, two new Sharing the spotlight with convenience an elegant new in 1982, are expanded to in­ nudt la made their debut this models arc styled with a year. The Luxury Sedan i* blending of clean unbroken the Sixty Special arc the two- instrument panel is featured clude the Sixty Special in the flagship of the Oldsino- side metal with bold and def­ door models, the Coupe de on all models, seating comfort 1963. To go with these interior lule fleet, offering the epi­ inite individual components Ville ami the Series Sixty- is further improved with con­ tome of elegance in inlcrior such as thu howl, front fend­ Two coupe. Their new ap toured and raised seat hacks combinations, Cadillac offers comfort, design and decor. ers, grille, head lamps and pearance is accomplished by on the Sixty Special sedan 21 exterior colors Including a shortened roof line, a back and Eldorado Biarritz con­ five high-luster firefrost aery, The Custom Sports Coupe roof*. Eleven models are one inch window that is 38 per cent vertible while the Interior lie lacquers. The firefrost ex­ combines the distinction of combinations include teriors arc standard for th* 'JS exterior appearance with longer with nine of these 223 smaller in over all area and trim styling combinations Biarritz convertible and an the excitument of bucket Inches In over-all length. One, a crisp format design to the more scats, power console and per­ (he singli* short deck sedan metal surrounding the rear lhan ever offered by Cad­ exlra-cnsl option on all other formance of thu famous Star- remaining in the line, is 215 w indow. With the shortened j illac. Additionally, Ihe use ol models. Another exterior sytlinches and the two Series 75 roof line the rear deck be­ wood trim is increased and ing option, new this year, is firc engine. are 213.3 Inches. comes seven inches longer, options such ns an adjustable a padded cross-grained vinyl All 1W3 Oldsmobile* offer models important advancements to­ Wheel base is unchanged on contributing greatly to the steering wheel, AM-FM radio covered roof for the Fleetund combined air conditioning w(Hut Sixty Special and the long and low silhouette. ward greater comfort, con­ all models. Traditionally (lie top of Ihe The out via tiding engineering and healer controls apiwsr Coupe <le Ville. u is available venience and safety of the Cadillac line is Ihe Fleet- accomplishment* Include a for the first time on a Cad­ in fuur colors. driver and passengers. Exciting Engineering M arks Cadillac CHARLES J. SMITH displays a 63 Oldsmobile at Holler Motor Sales. Hi* OUmbli Htwly-HiM — |iai la a m aWik f o n . . . i I is* long loo* of tvnwry , , , krllloM Marias Udoikng . . . itiperW.a V-t tnginai wliti *p ta 1*3 Sp. H*lp mall* II is* p*if*<t that* la Pi* Imury-car datti Center of Attraction at the Show They steal the ahow—and no wonder! For there’* new style to excite you . new luxury to delight you in the wide variety of O L D S M O B IL E full-size Oldsinobilca for 1963! And tlic soaty, longer-looking Oldsmobile F -86 oilers an exciting new blend of beauty and action in the low-price field! Mugnificent Ninety-Eight* . , . Super 88’a . , . Dynamic 86’a . . . stunning Starfire* . . . oniart F- 86'« . , , and the revolutionary turbocharged Je tfik k . See them at the MJ-I.IIH, MS .ow.wl.pl way is MS ahuw . . . drive them at your Oldsmobile Quality Dealer'*! •P I* O U m p SDp I AluMlmM V I pnglap g*S .tn sp te tfS h p 1 Crtip n .» itySng ... w w lt i' big (ar“ rIS t. .. Play «onfm >.Si(l|r '»■ | » lit p.pry loch an OlStmobil.l . . . A T T I I K S A X F O I 1lb A U T O S H O W A p r il 24-26 • Sunfortl Hull l'urls Thlf If what wonderful motoring looks like in IU«3—Ixtid new uieganoe of design and brilliant new excellence of cruflamunahi|i. Mora than ona hundred and fifty major advancements embrace every aspect of exterior and interior atyling . . . body construction . . . chassis design . . . and appointments. And the moat Improved engine in fourteen years resides beneath the hood. All this, together with a unique Yew truecenter drive line, makes the 1003 Cadillac smoother, quieter and more efficient. * There are twelve new models in 1963, including two dramatically styled coupes, the distinguished Sixty Special and world-renowned Eldorado. Each bus tlm widest choice of colors, fsbrics, leathers, appointments and personal options in Cadillac history. There ere two very easy, quick wsye to confirm all this. Visil the Auto Show for a firsthand inspection. Then visit your Authorized Cadillac Dealer end s|>end an hour Iwhiml the wheel. Will you do that? We know you'll agreo that in 11)63 Cadi Hue sets new standards of excellence T 18 1T C A D IL L A C VUUIl L U C A 1, A U T llU ltU U U D II 3 L K It __________________________ __ I I I TOUR LOCAL AUTHOIIZID OLOSMOIIU QUALITY OI ALI R_____ __ _____________ _____, HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY Second and Palmotto Stroot* • Sanford, Florida HOLLER MOTOR - V IS IT TH E O LD S E X H IB IT AT TH E SALES, Cor. 2nd & Palmetto 8AKFOKU 4 AUTO SHOW , M U N IC IP A L S T A D IU M , A i'I U L 21, 25, 26** �W ff OanForB April 23. ’63 — WrrnTB RICHAKD McCANNA, o f B r a s s Station Wagon. of tune model* and budy si) lei. "The IDG3 Valiant re-emphasizes its -eputatiun as the value leader in the low-price compact field,” C. E. Itrlggs, vice president of Chrysler Corporation and general man­ ager of the Chrysler-Ply­ mouth Division, drelared. "It Crisp Elegance M arks Chrysler A d entirely new and crisp aculptured look of eleganre distinguishes the 19ta Chryalrr which Is on display in dealer sltnwruoms. Along_with this fashionable new look, much more Is new *63 Chryslers Have ‘New Look1 Tite I9ti3 Chrysler ca*s at the Sanford Auto Show have an entirely new and crisp look of elegance described by design authorities In other fields as embodying the best in contemporary design. They have a new body structure, new brakes, new engine options, now economy features, new interiors and new Improved passenger roominess, safety and com­ fort. They retain the traditional lize of previous Chrysler cars. There are no compact versions in the line. Also new for I9ti3 is a war­ ranty for fisc years or io,000 miles, whichever come* first to cover the major power train components on all 1IW3 Chrysler automobiles. Chrysler 1* the first of the medium price cars to offer «uch extended owner prudetion. in the l» B Chrysler— new body structure, new brakes, new engine options, now economy features, new m tenors and new, improved passenger roominesj, safely and comfort. "W e have been told by ar chilocli and design author­ ities In many fields that the 1903 Chrysler embodies the best of contemporary design and is in many ways a lead­ er In this area,” C. E. Uriggs, Chrysler Corporation vice presklent and general manager of the ChryslerPlymouth Division, said. "However, while we have made a distinctive appear­ ance change in Chrysler we have retained* the traditional hig ear appeal and engineer­ ing which lias seen Chrysler register continuous sales gains over the past four years,” Mr. Ilrlggs said. In I9S3 Chry­ sler maintains its policy of building only full-size car*. Also new is a warranty for five years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first, to cover the major power train components on all unis Chrylor autoinoblos sold in the United States and Canada. Chrysler is the first of the medium price cars to offer •such extended owner pro­ tection. 5-A Luxury Top Appeal In New 'nerialCar ! i A i llKiii Chrysler. Dodge Unveils Fam ily-Size Compact Valiant Offers New Styling He assorted that the Dart la small enough to provide ex­ ceptional ease of handling and (talking yet large enough t<» accommodate tho aveiage-sixo family in comfort. A standard rear axle ratio of 3 71) lo t on 19S3 I)oil go two models with automatic transmission makes possible Increased fuel economy and rt-duccd drive train noise. Thorough Tests Given Valiants Trucks Get Rugged Testing NOW SHOWING! The Crisp, New, Custom Look o f CHRYSLER '63! Seventeen feet of styling revolution! That’s Chrysler '63! So n e w . . . so beautifully ahead. . . that they've already earned the acclaim of many top stylists! □ $-1,0007 $3,5007 Think again . . . but much lower! Chrysler prices are still surprising people . . . they still start just above many "jr. editions." Come in today while we re offering special high trades. P See Chrysler ’63. The Big Beautiful Step Ahead! Now at: SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC 119 £ . H r» l 6L it The 1933 Imperial which I* on tlispay tn dealer show room* carrie* forward a styl­ ing continuity with design modiflcatiun* which further enhance it* appeal to luxury cur buyer*. U ba» a new roof structure, new styling treatment in the rear, more interior room for passenger*, more luxurious interiors and additional con­ venience feature* as standard equipment. "Imperial continues to be America's biggest cur," *.iy* C. E. llrigg*. vice president Chrysler Corporation and MSN H O W LA N D , o f Seminole County Motors, shows a general manager of t h e Chrysler-Plymouth Division. Motors, is shown with a (>U Valiant "W e are continuing (o make Imperial Hie most carefully built car in the industry. "T o that end we are giving Ilie new low-price compact provides “ more room, mot* DETRO IT— Dodge bus un­ It exclusive manufacturing veiled a new, larger, family* I* one of three si-piualt- Dodge comfort, more convenience— ni tent Ion. It has ils own size i-oiii|iact— the liM t Dnrt. lines for luil.’l. The othri* are 1in s h o rt , m o ie of everything separate shop for special HutU mi u M l-inch vvheel- the popular-price, stuudutd- th e nvernago liu y e i of » .-out­ Is Chry slir'» law*.it priced roach work, and other laelli* ban', tin- new Dart 1* td feet. • ise Dodge and the medium- put't car Seoul * to VVHIIt." compact entry tics set aside for the sole 1 inches long. Nino model * Hie price Dodge H80. "We are convinced that the purpose of making it the best offered. including two cunRear door lock button* in Dodge General .Manager llylt>03> Valiant is the best all- i Valiant, the low priced com­ car possible." vei ItliU’jt. roli .1. Nichols said the Dodge the IUtil Dodge Dart must be pact of Chrysler Corporation, around compact anybody has lineup for Itlth't gives buyer* pulled up before the door can come up with yet," Uriggs Im* completely new- styling Dodge I m * till! the widest choice anil greatest tie opened. Till* feature as­ said. Tin- HhU Dodge M<> and f o r HU!3. maximum protection brake ]m •IK a I f 4 im jN no d variety of ears In the com­ sures Vallum for ltliVi tarries It is g.g inches lunger and is Custom MHu have a resonator for children riding In Die back pany's -19-yrar history. tv .S u and Custom HSI . urn, pi ice in the exhaust system which a new warranty (or five years sleeker in appearance than Nichols said the new Dull seal. |model* for 1903. or So.oto miles, whichever previous models. For the first reduces exhaust noise. comes first, on the major Ihuc this year Valiant offers (lower train et>ui|Hinenis in­ a eonvertihlo with either a cluding engine, transmission, power or manually operated propeller shaft and universal lop. joint and rear axle. This Vuliant for llhM lias a new makes Valiant first in the warranty for five years or 50,* compact car da--* to offer 000 miles, whichever come* such extended owner protec­ fiist, on the major power train tion. roinponeula including engine, transmission, propeller shaft and universal joint and rear axle. This make* Valiant first in the compact car class to o f­ fer such extended owner pro­ With more than a hall mil­ tection. lion mile* of rugged engin coring road testing before it* public i n t r o d u c t i on, the P*h>3 Valiant is one of the most thoroughly tesled and The 11W3 models of Chevro­ proved new models the auto­ mobile industry has ever in­ let truck* at the Sanford Aulo Show were subjected In some troduced. Chrysler Corjairation en­ of the most rugged l o t pro­ gineers logged a total (if 55(1,- gram* in automotive anna!*. In addition to their normal 902 miles of proving grounds and highway road testing to fate of weeks on the famous prove the rugged durability torture trails uf the (ieueral Proving fimumls, and sturdy performance of Motors Chevrolet sent the vehicles the UKVt Valiant for 15VS over what I* probably the month* before the new mo­ del* of Chrysler Corporation's roughest stretch of road on lowest priced compact went the North American contin­ on sale at Chrysler-Plymouth ent. This super testing site was dealerships October 3. scorched, dust-chokcd This is a half million miles the "road" which runs the length of the severest kind of road test running on all kind* of of the llaja Peninsula In road surfaces and over long western Mexico. Extending periods of non stop endurance for l.uoo miles, It winds and twisl* over surface* from running. corrugated adobe to soft ■and, front jagged lava to The Auto Pilot, an optional boulder-st ream creek beds, feature on the medium price- from hubcap deep mud to 1>U Dodge Mho and Custom rutted ocean shore. Hfti,. is a unii|uc driver con vcnicncc that function* ns The brakes on the 19413 nn automatic speed-control Dodge (wtu and Custom M<t and speed.warning device are sell adjusting. Style Change Sparks Valiant Valiant'* fully now devlgn for 1903 mirk* the firtt major •tyling change In the popular compact field since Chrysler Corporation first Introduced the low-price Valiant in the fall of 11(19. llrand new In the 19t*l Val­ iant line arc two convertibles, to fill out a complete range P age SA N FO IU J, H .A . If you like ’em hot and handeome, you gotta Ilka Dodge. Tho '03 Dodge Is fast and rugged. Roomy and comfortablo. Quiet and nice, with beautiful Interiors that sit you InRte lap ol luxury, But why talk and spoil it all? See for yoursolf, Look over Dodge at tho show. Then go drive it at your Dodge Deal­ er's for the best show of oil. Forget what you've figured about compacts. Dart's a new kind of compact In the large economy size. Fumlly-sizt room and comfort. Dart's assy on gas, great on looks. Sea Dart at the show. Then givo it a go at your Dodgo Dealer's— the mun who sells Ths Dopendables. A F U L L L I N E OF C A R S I N T H E L O W - P R I C E F I E L D THE FRESH NEW COMPACT IN THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE BIG CAR MAN? DON'T MISS THE BIG DODGE B80 AT THE AUTO SHOW Municipal Stadium April 21, 25, 20 Seminole County Motors • 519 East First S t �Lincoln Enriched Lincoln Continental’* class­ ic styling undergoes only sub­ tle refinements In iw>3 and the car Is rnrlchcd by in­ creased roominess, additional luggage spare and higher per­ formance In the engine. •‘The car's high reputation for reliability and durability is enhanced further by addi­ tional Improvements in qual­ ity throughout all areas of de­ sign and manufacture," said Flen I). Mills, Ford Motor Company vice president and general manager of the Lincoln-Mercury Division. Mr. Mills pointed out that the Lin­ coln Continental continue* to carry a 24,000-mllc, two-year warranty. Interior d e s i g n improve­ ments yield almost an Inch more legroom for front seat passengers and more Ilian an Inch additional legroom for rear seat passengers. Hear seat headroom also is in­ creased slightly. The sedan trunk lias 18 ruble feel additional usable rapacity, which permits car­ rying one additional two-suit­ er. The car's elegant styling shows a slight mollification resulting from a new and higher rear deck and threedimensional ornamentation on the lower back panel. The distinctive front-end features a new grille and up­ per grille moulding. Amber lights for front turn signal ■nil parking lights arc a new safety feature. eighteen solid color* arc offered for the exterior. The Lincoln Continental four-door convertible — the only one made in America — offers a new blue lop in addition to a white and a black top. New goal* of luxury are at­ tained in the interior styling, with new upholstery fabrics and redesigned instrument panel. Major Improvements to the 43(1 • cubic • inch displacement engine give higher power out­ put for acceleration at start­ up and for passing at turn­ pike speeds. A light-year is roughly sit trillion miles. ITfie SntiTnrS WrrnTF Pnge fl-A — April 23, 'ffa COME TO THE CHEVROLET T U B L IN C O L N Continental is com temporary. Today anil tomorrow . . . the beauty o f this motorcar is timeless. B xactly w hat is the Con­ tinental look? I t is neither too much or too little. It iH style, spirit, fla ir , . . w ith discipline. Clean. Simple. Classic. At Chevrolet's bit], beautiful auto show exhibit you're hound to find your own personal brand of cicitnmcnt. If it's luxury and lively going you're looking for, here's fair warning: The new Jet-smooth Chevrolots arc about all the temptation you can take—and at Chevrolet prices why should you resist? ■ II you're ol an oven thriftier frame of mind, the dashing new Chevy II Is definitely on your wave length. ■ Or maybe this Is your year to go sporty (and still take the whole family along). SHOW Step up, mister, and meat your Waterloo In tha new Corvalr Monzas. ■ To top it all off, there will be fascinating displays and attractions for the whole family to enjoy. ■ Incidentally, all Chevrolet! for ‘ 63 are going great—including the new Corvette Sting Ray Sport Coupo and Convertible with such new features as 4-whcel independent suspension and retractable headlights, and the new Chevrolet Jobmaster trucks that conquered the 2,000-mile Baja Run, toughest road lest under the sun. T U B C O M P L B T E L Y restyled Mercury M onlerey, the bur ear entry in the Mercury line, features a unique rear window and n a if line that nds it apart from all other American cars. The window slants inward and virtually eliminates visibility problems caused by ruin, snow, ice and frost. The window, which is power operated, provides excellent ventila­ tion when opened. For increased [siwer and performance, a HOO V-H Marauder engine is standard on the Monlerey. replacing the 2211 sixcylinder and 21)2 V -8 engines which are no longer available. T W O N B W convertibles will join the Mercury ( ’oinet line in HIGH. The j tower-opera led soft-tops are available in the custom series and in the bucket seat S-22 series. Significant engineering advances d eve lofted originally fo r the big car field have been incorjtoruted into the new Com et and substantially reduce the time and ex- jMUise o f auto maintenance. The m ajor lubrica­ tion cycle has Itcen extended from I.iHkfk to HG.ooo miles with minor lube intervals o f G.OOt) miles. High detergent, factory installed engine oil ami improved oil fille r combine to extend the initial checkup period from I,OIK) to G.OIK) miles. CHEVROLET EXHIBIT SANFORD AUTO SHOW APRIL 24, 25, 26 Yc.s, w e’ ve gone nil the way . . . Our completely remodeled nod modernized service department is now in operntinn offerin g the public the newest uml most scientific car maintenance available anywhere. Automobile malfunctions are no longer check­ ed liy "h it or mi*?, m elhods," they are unnly/cd electronically and corrected by our factory trained personnel. We iuvile your inspection of the new testing equipment and front end alignment equipment, recently written up in the national maga­ zine, Tlie Southern Automobile Journal. Aiilnm nlivc News May 'li t Issue will also have a story and picture ol our service department. It's our aim In give your ear, regardless ol make, the best service obtainable. GOOD SERVflCE IS OUR SPECIALTY HUNT LINCOLN - MERCURY YOUR MERCURY - COMET, MONTEREY, METEOR - LINCOLN 10D N. PnlmcHo A vr. DEALER H i. F A 2*1881 • W . Pnrk M I 4-0209 < �ITItr A rrfl 23, *33 — Pair* 7-A #ntiTiirK I’hunderbird - Spells Exdtment tm .111-11 «*'|H l aI maiu vrer Vet Ml thr moot port. the i li.iiigi-i ait* Whttli* tl»c \r* hide Si'i-i ei tlll'M wiTr maili* n«»t W y they u i'U' n ro ^ id t). ' I ne I imiidi elmd t» tor l»Ul iHTdll'p thi V in.ide the moil cli.-M. d i -ir we are ot 'cji fn’ltri Mi l.iii-ecu >«ld. 1lu>- l lmiidi rturd llUN lung lermc lor I!*"* ' *.nd Lee V laeoeea Fold Motor loin hrni rtu o-ni/til f.»r i*V.lllt pail* i tie preiidiiit and I *d |»U . a» oiii1 ot till* l|UIii'test I Imnui i lurd lor tsi*1 tin iim.il m-Jltt i,n t-t1 1 pro meed In I'md I Hvisual m oil pill ulei moie than -' .-on engiiieeriiig and d e s i g n i linngi * ( J A HY HUDGINS, of SlricLIuiul- cat * nil thr road Vet to v« iiul haunt i ) iicin, mu hytlrauli it already hud. Kurd uigt- 1tilly-powered windshield wip mvm .iildrd I .‘>0 |hmiih|» of er mol or. new attPin.dor, now *imnd ile-ulener 1hi» i» more windshield holding to reduce Itiun twieo iIn' annum! nor wind noise. anil new eirrult mailt put into other vehicles, breaker* limit into the power Mr laeocca expluhtrd window*. The traditional ( ithrr 19*3 Thundu ml feu l.oon mile new ear inspection lure* lor added cumtori and li.ii been eliminated eon* elilcner Include IOO.ihkv • Hie t!*iU ritunderbtrd cunmile i*Im « m » lubrication. a timtea the styling integrity new, quieter, longrt life ex i and progressive impnitement Ilia! led to sale* of 4<i.V"0fl I hunderbirdi since the car'* introduction m lacoera *ald. p.m ," Mr. The lour Tliunderlnrd mo­ del* for Ifkkl—hardtop, hard­ top lamdaii, conterllhle and •port* roadilrr — w i l l ba show ii nt the mfi.td Auto -Show. April .’ t, -J5, 'Jii. .Morrison, Inc*., is pictured with a (id1^ T ln im le r b in l. See the New Command Performance Cars. . . . Fresh From Their World Premiere In Monte Carlo. . . . at the A (>3 Galaxic 500 X L is shown by Gary lliulRins, o f SUkLlaiul-Mornsun, Inc. AUTO SHOW New Hardtops Spark 'M eteor' A highly successful firat jeal tor the Mereury Meteni ha* led Lincoln Mercury In vision to ekpaiid the car to a full line lor 1UU3. Five new mudels — two huriltopi and three station wugoiii — have been added. '•While we ottered tlie Me leor initially m only two body styles, a two-door sedall and a lout dool sed.ill Hi sale* sueees* pioved tberi is a 'Hot Test' Gives 500-Mile Breakin A rigorous three Inmr "hotte s t’ put* the equn alent of a Soo-onle break uf on every (aneuln t'ontinental engine «veti liefore it is installed in the ear. .an when each car i* driven olf the filial a**em bly line lo begin l.mndti Continental s uiiii|iie r.’ mile road teat the engine aIn ady Is run in Throughout the entire ope rations at the lama (Ohio) plant where the new 130 ru tyic mill lancoln « ontmeiilal W fln r is limit. extreme i are is taken to attain unexcelled quality standard* When the engine block lia« been much Wed. It is wrappid III cello pliam to keep It Iree ol dust and dirt particles oil its con veyor journey to the engine issemhly line When eaell engine IS colli p le te d . It undergo" ' a special three hour hot ti-'t ‘ to break It ill s"i that win n tin ru* (inner gets In* Lincoln ton iineilt.lt It l» reads lot the niost M-vi’re and varied dm mg oflered "in the Xuorieau toad solid place in the market lot mr fliair lengtli die tailgate , tun* u quality cur of the .Meteor <» counter balanei-d -mil Ii - |dow l loU dowu tipe win- ilu ‘," sain lieu 1). .Mill*. Kuril .Motor Company vice pre*i dent and Hi vision genital manager. Tile unjil Meteon feuline refini-d styling willi nmri luxurious interior appointuient*. reduced ni.iiiit-iiami' ii" w or improved option* and aecessorte* and bcllur en gun- iiuumiiisxmu eharaeteris lies. The in1a haiillnps — in the Meteor Custom and S 3.1 line k« t seat serifs are two th-ui nimlel* with n fleet-appear­ ing low silhouette and a long rear deek Until hardtopi pro - vide even more trunk »p*ce Ilian the Meteor sedan* The three new xtnlimi vva gun* are four iloor model* They arc ill Hi"' Meteor an.I now otter* Meteor Custom m-i ic*. p ii* a tup-ollhc-llnc Meteor Custom I'nunliy Cruiser which tea tines simulateil maliogaiiy side paneling The wagon* are six passim ger niiHlels. with an optional tear lacing third w i l piovnl nig roililortahli- -pate for a total id eight pnssengeis Tin . . n l u * ( m e t a r s t y l i n ') s m o o lh n r r id e eiiunli r halam etl >i cund . .<i . . . b e s t r e s u l t ! v . i lu o n o o r d in I h o h e ld . call lx lidded down m one simple npeiatloll allei telrllig a salety lal* Ii l ai»o v I San ford, Florfdtt linn- is Mil 2 cubic I t. with I mi .North Kiilmel In \ venue a sutphialicnteil apnrt* cur flint, fn ll-M u le luxury and easy handling si/e . . . the exci t i ng new Fairlane aim Spurts Coupe. Itin kel ,->eals and Thunderliird - .-lyled rm if are pari ol it » great new ill vie. 1963V2 FORD FAIRLANE 500 W ord'* nul- Fnlron'a go! new Y>ft Var-onni! Thla /.Ing-y V-H in nvnil- '63 COMET V 8 HORSEPOWER aide in any nf thr nineteen lively Falcon miHlela . . . .standard in the 'fill',! Sprite Hardtop. Teat drive the nlftleat enmpaet on the road! 1963Vi FORD FALCON HARDTOP Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. /// //'un' LINCOLN C O N TIN E N TA L FOR I9b3 Meteor Offers 5 New Models The Mercury Meteor •* ex painled to a lull ear line fur hive in i hardtop* and i nn- d.*i m wagons—are addl'd " l l w Meteors -.ili« *ui cess III ils first year proved Hare i> a solid place in the mai Let lor a quality • ai Vrteor si/e *■ id Iti'ii I* M II*. I urd Motor i - nip n> vice preside ill ali i Division general manager Helmed *iylmg with more itxurknis mti n o ai>|*uiilincut*, n duced inalUTi name new or unproved optl*nt* an.I acce*surie>. and Iwtter en .5lnc transiiii»»iun • mr/c -t Isties are (calund by the Hail Meteor The.new hardtop* ire two doui iiioib ls with . I - i -d* pearitlg ow sil.lumlli and a lung rear deek limb hard •up* provide even uore Trunk ipac*' inan ! u Meteor »•• tan* llicy are ill the Meteor l U>.(pm serie* and in the > 33 eerie* with buckul seal* and vnier con»oi* II e r t ' s lilenil o f 19631/2 FORD GALAX IE HARDTOP New “ nwept-hutV liHrdtop sly ling, luxury pointments and a lively ap­ \ -h engine make the (•iihtxie aim X I. the greatrat Ford y e t! Hucket seals noil s|jek -shift are only two ol the diatincliv r feat urea! Don't mins our exciting display o f the “ liveliest of thr l.ively Ones" at the lUti.'l A L T O SHOW ! TOP STEP FOR T H E FINE CAR BUYER b u a a tm ij ‘ N ut lu a lly II s li.m l lo avo id u n tliu siu a i. in tJu su rib in u (ho L in c o ln C o n lin u n tu l debt lu lot it spouk lo i itbult C la s s ic aimp lu dy Lu xu ry hr yo n ii w hat you d i.'*p«.'i.t in i cu r L o n s ib lo s ire A ilrlt Ilia! i, ...... thru ' > r far b etter ftiat) in cOu.d To tjiasp lully tliu niti uinuj ol Lincoln Continental you havo to own onu A n yth in ;) cdsu is a s lo p down HUNT LINCOLN MERCURY, INC. 10*1 North l*ul mi-1in Avenue Sanford, I lorida Strickland - Morrison, Inc. AUTHOKIZlsl) FORD DFALKU IN SEM1NOLK COUNTY SINCE 1931 SANFORD, FLORIDA �J ’joIL ojLU jth& S m & ^ £ lc}M a SANFORD MEMORIAL STADIUM (GIANTS HAM. PARK) MELLONVILLE AVE. JUST OFF CELERY Perform ed 10(1 feel above ground, thi* deal It defying act him wnn acclaim "under the big top" thrnuglHiut the United States and many foreign countries and appeared on nation* wide T V programs, 2 SHOWS DAILY 4:00 P.M. & 8:00 P.M. 3 BIG DAYS m in ts. - Fiti EACH N IG H T APRIL 2 4 -2 5 -2 6 TO THE FIRST 50 ADULT LADIES Hcginning At 7:00 P.M SPO NH O ItKD nv — Sanford Atlantic National Bank PLAYING N IG H TLY 125 N EW CARS ON D ISPLA Y 7:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. J k c JsunpoA WED. N IG H T Chcvrnleta, Oldsmoiiilrs, Cadillnr*, Cnrvnirn; Fords, I'nl cons, Tit under liirds, Mncolns; I’ ontlacH, Kuril Trucks; Mercury*, Comets, Hoicks, Ramldera; Dodges, Chry JAc Sh THURS. N IG H T slcrs, Renault*; l*ly inuiitIt and Valiants, Jh & tRoxJun fio a d h w u w iA • SPOUTS C AR S • C O M PAC TS C O N V K H T IIII.K S • • H A U D T O PS FRI. N IG H T L U X U R Y C AR S SPONSORED BY Sanford Automobile Dealers ASSOCIATION Selling hot bur-b-que sandwiches, hot dogs and cold drinks. ‘W W W iM iW , . - ~~ rJ ^ \T T ' ■ •f i . ] �(Ehv J5>m tfnrfr W E A T H E R : F a ir through Thursday. H igh today, 80-85. L o w tonight, 60-65. VO L. 53 By Larry Vrrshel 1 mutt he teeing thing* . . Th*t couldn't be the Woodruff Building they were painting this morning. • « • United Press Leased W ire • • Are they thinking of paint­ ing the Palma Hotel? No, two shocks in one day would be too murh. • • • Aa you enter Penncy’a •tore—as so many of youall do—tlop not only to look at the fine merchandise In the windows, but on each side of the door read the act of tlie legislature that In 1013 created Seminole County . . It aulhoritct the fabulous aura of gloo a month to copy the Orange County records that pertained to the area of Seminole . . . "Good money In them days, podnaht" • > • Quarterly safely meeting of employes, their families and friends of the ACL slat­ ed for 7:30 this ctcning at the passenger station asaembly room. An interesting »rogram it promised. 9 ft • For University Here 'Hard' Cuba Drive Urged WASHINGTON (U F I) nep. Paul G. Rogers. (DFla ), called on the United States Tuesday to begin “ an Intensified, hsrddriving pro­ gram to topple Communist Cuba.” The Florida congressman said the U. S. need no long­ er base Its Cuban policies on “ fear of Jeopardizing the safety" of Americans impri­ soned on tlw Communist is­ land. voters desire to added ad valorem taxes to repay any bond Issue for purchase of the site for presentation Ui the slate. County Engineer William Bush was requested to con­ tact a number of engineers who may be interested in accepting the project and to report back to the Commis­ sion In special session. Stenstrom expressed op­ timism and amaaement, in ★ ★ ★ recounting progress to date, that legislators of the seven counties involved “ have avoided a fight among them­ selves, possibly killing the school Issue, by banding to­ gether.'' He laid that the seven legislative delegations. Instead of each presenting a bill to have the school plac­ ed In their respective coun­ ties, are supporting a joint bill to have the university placed In the Daytona-Orlan- ★ ★ ★ Road Jobs Finished' Repair* totaling 322.808 have been completed to coun­ ty roads aa the result of the December , freeze damage, Road Supt. J. C. Lavender reported to the County Com­ mission Tuesday afternoon. He said 11 miles of road­ way were repaired at a cost of 319,912 for materials and 32.804 for labor. Lavender also reported that work will be commenced in four to six weeks for the improvement of Bear Lake Road, which has been in the planning for two years. Commission in other ac­ tion Tuesday afternoon: Voted 3-2 to name John Fitzpatrick and John Alex­ ander as a committee to name an appraiser of pro­ perty for the 25th Street four-line expansion between French and MellonvlUa Ave­ nues. Approved Alexander's se­ lection of a registered nurse for the county home. Approved a trip by FitzJ’ Patrick and County Attorney llaruld Johnson to Tallahas­ see to check with the local legislative delegation on local hills. Tabled discussion on a traffic signal at Highway 17-92 and 27th Street. Approved banning of park­ ing on South Sanford Ave­ nue to Onora Hoad: the city concurred on no parking with­ in the city limit*. Postponed consideration of a county road program until an inspection of the high­ ways on May 8. Approved a State Hoad Department center line sur­ NO. 697 r u r n i . . . BRIEFS vey of SR 436 between High­ way J7-B2 and 1-4. Approved a speed limit of 35 miles per hour on South Lake Howell Road. Approved a 3G00 appropria­ tion to match Casselberry In the improvement of Concord Road. Alexander objected, pointing out the county was setting up a policy for im­ proving other “ checkerboard'' roads; ttyat is, highways through towns but not part of the Incorporations. Merchants Vote Wed. Opening Sanford downtown m e r chants have voted a l m o s t unanimously to stay open on Wednesday afternoons Uils summer. At a meeting held Tuesday proa and cons of tha Wednes­ day closing were discussed with the final vote and poll showing about DU percent of those present In favor of keeping r e g u l a r h o u r s throughout the year, instead of taking off Wcdnrsduy af­ ternoon* aa has been the cus­ tom o f the past. Chairman Glenn McCall was given permission to use tha Merchunta Assn, monies for advertising the fact that the stores will not close, and will Im open for the convenience of customers. Individual merchants were urged to advertise tliuir de­ cision so that their customer* would know that their serv­ ices will U- available. do Cape Canaveral area. He also said that a bill has been introduced in the Legislature providing 3509,000 for the employment of a president, selection of a site and “ to get this thing off Use ground." He pointed out tire Board of Control and Cabinet will select the site. He exprr*«rd optimism all “ (rill be in readiness for the 1905 Legislature" to approve final plans for the university. John Kridcr, Chamber man­ ager, quoted a Board of Con­ trol official that the univer­ sity will have an enrollment of 25,000 students in 10 years, in a 3100 million plant. All were agreed It Is the biggest undertaking ever pro­ moted in Sendnol* County. County To Get Tax Benefits ST. AUGUSTINE (U P !) — The FBI ha* been cal Ini in to Investigate a fifth apparent attempt to sabotage the trou­ bled Florida East Coast Rail­ way. Bill Killed TALLAHASSEE (U l’ ll — Hie House Roads Committee unanimously killed today a bill lu limit advertising bill­ boards on Fiords'* interstate highways. In Coni a GAINESVILLE (UIM) — Pinellas County Itcp. David Anderson, in a coma since a wreck Friday, has failed to respond tn treatment, accord­ ing to doctors. Okay Plan WASHINGTON ( UPI ) — The Senate Appropriations Committee today was expect­ ed to approve e plan for re­ writing the Philippine War Claims Act to bur big fees for Washington lobbyists. Seeks Order AOMAN, Jordan (U P I) — King Hussein struggled to maintain order today in tha TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) — face of repeated demonstra­ I f it's any consolation to tion* by hundred* of pro-Nas­ smokers who are likely to he ser students defying heavily paying more for their habit hy armed government troops. tha and of tha 1003 Legisla­ ture, a Senate committee it Gridder Dies A TLA N TA ( UPI I — John­ doing all it can to keep their ny Butler, a hackfield star at tax money close to home. Whether it succeeds Is a the University of Tennessee matter of how far the le g is ­ whose legendary running sup­ lature is willing to go in sibl­ posed coined the nams "scathack," died Tuesday in an At­ ing taxes in other places. The Finance and Taxation lanta hospital. Committee voted Tuesday to give 318 million o f an antici­ Hopeful Meet MOSCOW (U P I) — The pated 341 million in proposed new cigarette taxes to the U. S. and British ambassadors countlce Instead of the state. met today with Premier Ni­ But, at tha urging of Sen. kita S. Khrushchev In talks John Mathews o f Jacksonville, believed alined at achieving tha committee withheld final a breakthrough In the stalled action on the hill to see nuclear test ban negotiations whether the state ran afford at Geneva, giving up the muney. Thera la a gap of about 3'.’(KI million Smash Ring now between anticipated revBUENOS AIRES (L T D — enue and proposed spending In Argentine authorities announ­ tha coming two-year financial ced Tuesday night they had period and the e l g a r e t t e smaslied a Communist spy money may have to go to the ring and arrested several per­ state to help close the gup. sons, including a representa­ tive of a Czech automobile company. Police Hunt Escaped Prisoner l'olice today are scutching the area for a city prisoner who escaped from a work gang Tuesday. Tha prisoner was identified ns James McDaniel serving time hero for driving while intoxicated and failure to have vehicle under control. Vote Okayed TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Volusia, Palm Beach, Putnam, Bay and .Martin counties would lie allowed to vote to have their school superintend­ ents appointed rather than i-lrctrd under a measure ap­ proved by the Senate Consti­ tutional Amendments Commit­ tee. Aerialists Here For Auto Show 'We Fly Through The Air demonstration* during the au­ to show at Sanford Mrmuiial Stadium, climbed Die last few Mejia to put on the top plat­ form. Down on the ground, his Xtee that for tala sign by Delmar. • S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A FBI Probe 11) Jud) Turner Semi-Centennial will get at One hundred fret in the air least 31.500 of free television the bright white polra swayed coverage. na Fred Bergen, one of the • • • Flying Silver Condors, the Wfcll, the new street bangroup who is putting on aerial n ft that proclaims to all w)k> pass that Die Semi-Cen­ tennial c e l e b r a t i o n will “ blast o f f here on April 27 la again hanging across West Firit Street . . . And that it an announcement to heed! . . . Be sure you join the Joyous crowd . . . Of tome 40,000! See the Square Dance, Apr. 28, at the Civic Center . . . S p e c t a t o r * • (lie DA It ladiet are go­ to have a covered wa­ in the Semi-Centennial ide Saturday morning, they please be anachronand have a CAB not a LE pull It . . . Why? . . i use we'd like to see the iilar ladies toward the )NT of the line of march . Vo way back there on tall end . . . And-as in , parade*—that’s where mule MUST—and we do a MUST BEI 1 ! W ED ., A P R I L 24. 1963 1,000 Acres Offered Memo to the Bar Attn. Why not have the dedication of the Fred Wilton 1j w Lib­ rary to honor Law Day next Offer of l.ooo acres gratu week . . . Tuth for that aa a site for the proposed legislation this week. * • • under graduate university for I know it mutt be a mir­ tbit area wat announced at age that Just couldn't be a a joint session of the County fresh coat of paint at Park Commission and the Cham­ at Firit St. ber of Commerce long range * • • Some rainy day thoic peo­ committee on education Tues­ ple in Ravenna Park will day afternoon. m itt that proposed shopping Gen. J. C. Hutchison an­ center, nounced that Charles Lee. • • • Oviedo rancher and citrus This itire it a heck of a grower, has offered onc-hatf time to leave town . . . I of a 2.000 acre plot—either mean with a froth coat of the west half or the east half paint on the Woodruff Build­ —situated east of Oviedo ing and all. north of SR 419, west of S13 • • • and south of Econlockhatchcc There will be no parking Crick. along Firit St. Saturday Tlic Joint session was call­ morning between 8 a. m. and ed by Douglas Stenstrom, 10:15 . . . That it from Park committee chairman, for the to Sanford Avc. Alto no purpose of requesting the parking during the aame Commission to further join hours on Park from First to In the efforts to have the Seminole Blvd. and on the new state university located boulevard from Park to the in Seminole County. Civic Center. Stenstrom pointed out a • • • fund of 35,000 was raised— An elderly man fainted In 32,500 by the county, 31,500 front of RoumtUat's this by the city and 31,000 by morning when he aaw the the Chamber—to finance a painters arrive by the Wood­ feasibility study to deter­ ruff Building. mine that the school shall * • a be placed here. This study There will be extra police Is to be presented May 6. and firemen on duty Satur­ Chamber Tuesday asked day . . . Sot to mention for and the county agreed to Refuse crews. employ an engineer to make • • • a study of proposed sites in A newspaper man had a the county, such as Lee's ofnear stroke this morning on fer. Stenstrom pointed out the First and Park. It took two stale Is interested only in police officers, three attor­ sites of 1,000 or more acres. neys, a barber, a prominent He added though, that a Insurance man, a bank pres­ series of parcels comprising ident. used car salesman and in all 1,000 acres could he a utility company executive offered, either for free or to revive him . . . A rail for sale. These site offer­ road matt showed up* but it ings must be submitted by wat too late. May 1. • • a COunty Attorney Harold What’a this about the Johnson was directed to draft Washington powers • that - be a legislative bill calling for withdrawing approval of Uie a referendum whether the the charter for a bank In DeBary that they issued? , . Dead duck, it says here. • Established 1908 FRED BERGEN •Up In Cloud** wife Betty, aiked if thu was ever scared up there, said. “ No. I f 1 were, I couldn't du it." Bergen lived in u town in Germany alaiut 29 miles from where the famuus Walindei, one o f whom wet killed in a similar act last week, lived. Mra. Bergen mentioned the incident casually, as though the death was an occuimtlonal hazard such as those faced hy airplane piluta or bus drivers. The Bergen* and Boh 5Urro. the third member of the group were setting up their equip­ ment, a Job that takes them three to four hours. “ Wa put ujr all our own own equipment," bits. Bergen said. "A fte r all, it's our lives." Befora earh performance, Bergen checks Ilia wires and pules, making aura they are In perfect condition. The Flying 8tlver Condors have been In every country ex­ cept Japan with their act. They prefer not to affiliate with any one circus i t group, but to work alone nr in a group that suit* them at Uie Ume. Both the Bergen's parents were In tha circus. Mrs. Ber­ gen met her husband while • • ■lie whs dofng an elephant act I running rarrs," a h * ■ a I d. and he waa working on a sin­ “ Just so he gets his educa­ tion. If he should (all while h* gle pule. Bergen designed the appar­ la young, befora he finished atus on which they perform. his studies, there Isn’t much A single heavy pole ascend* he can do. But if he has Ills approximately f>5 fret, when education and later hurts himIt fork*. A t about bn feet In self, he’ll have some other way height, two vertical pole* 4<l to earn his living," The Flying Silver Comdors feet in length are attached. A platform on eurh side ami a will pul on two acta daily, at eoiiiiecling bar aic at the 99 4 p. m. and H p. ni. during tho three day auto show. foot point. Acts in which balancing Is the entire feature are the must dangerous, said Mr*. Bergen. Biding Uie bicycle and hand stands are tricky tasks and as Mrs. Bergen said, “ Your mind run’t be In another country.** Other acta In which the per­ former la holding oil to some­ thing ate not so dangerous. Even so, tha group works without a net o f any kind. The Condors winter in Palatka where Uie Bergen's 16year-old son attends school. They try not to begin thair summer tuura until school la out aiul he ran join them. Mre. Bergen said their sou can do many o f the tricks, al­ though they du not Ilk* him to go all tha way up. “ I don't car* U ha wants to do this, or U> earn hi* money 'Angels,' 'Stars' To Visit Show ♦ The “ Blue Angrls" and the “ Chuting Btara“ will appear 1* person between 8:30 and 3:30 p. M. Friday at the Hanford Automobile Show at tha Municipal Bledlam. Narrators w i l l espials the precision flying and parachuting by Ihrae two Nary teams aa (hey will perform Haturday morning nt the Nam l A ir Button. A fu r that, lb* members af both teams will meet with and talk to the public. Teacher Salary Bill Boosted TALLAHASSEE ( I T I ) — The Senate Appropriation* Committea today added 350 million la teacher pay raises to Ha billion-dollar budget for tha coming biennium. The raises would provide 3(00 across-the-board raiaei for state public school teach­ ers, 3190 extra for those on continuing contract, and 350 more for those with 10 year* leaching experience in Flor­ ida. The committee also lacked 35.5 million to Die 3l.M5.65fl,991 bill for a Sunland train­ ing center for mentally re­ tarded children in Dade County. The new appropriation* will be submitted aa separate committee amendment* when the appropriations bill la brought to the floor for dis­ cussion and possible vole Thursday. The pay raise amendment, which iolals 350.264.000, cuts some tide benefits and pro­ gressive salary raises for teachers with more exper­ ience from the Florida Edu­ cation Association’* 388 mil­ lion request for the bien­ nium. The amendment, offer­ ed by Sea. Ed Price, Braden­ ton, passed live committee by a 9-4 vole. Sen. W. C. Herrell, Miami Springs, pleaded with the committee to add the “ full 35.5 million for construction of (he hospital" for mentally retarded children “ with my heart In my hand." “ I have never asked a great deal for Dade County In my many years tn the Legislature," he said, “ but this is one of the greatest needs in lb* state." Mott of the senators on the cammltle* stood to bsck Herrell and tha amendment, offered by Sen. Ed Fraser, McClcnny, passed unanimous­ ly. The appropriations bill al­ ready tu i 3350.9UQ written, in­ to It for planning of tn* hospital, Tho committee also passed an amendment calling for a 359,090 psychotic teaching unit with 25 bed* at Uie Uni- New Parade . Route Set Saturday A new parade route will be followed for tha Krml* Centennial Parade, Satur­ day, one that has not been used before, Chairman Clyd* Long announced today. The County's 80lh Birth­ day parade will begin at the usual spot— First 81. and i-ifford A i*-, proceed weal on First 8 t to Park Are., him north on Park toward lha lakrfronl, and turn Hack east at Hem I n o l o Bird, (lakrfronl) ending ap bark at the Mayfair Hotel. foing emphasised t h a t 1 Ihla different routing ia dasigned lo keep tha center of the day's srllrille* in Fort Mellon Park and also to amid clogging traffic lane* aa parade watchers head for tha Natal Air Elation Open House, and tha aerial show by Ihe Blue Angela and-thd Chuling' Hurt, after tha parade. Circuit Court Rules Mistrial Norman Kinbrough, charg­ ed with cutting and carrying away Umber belonging lo an­ other, waa found not guilty due lo a mlitrial tn Circuit Court Tuesday. Judge Vasaar Carlton con­ tinued other case* o f ordered pre-sentence investigation*, Bill Amended verstty of Florida. The unit, scheduled today to try and would be u*ed to tcaeh per-1 work out a compromise over sonnet who work with p*y- , tlw full committee'* refusal chotic children. to go any higher than $20 Meanwhile, a II ou m Appro- million lor teacher pay priatiom subcommittee was |raises. j RO U K U T P U T M A N , Ocala, in lifted onto a Btrctcher a fter n two-truck collision nt 10:15 p.m. Tucadny on Highway -16, cunt o f Lake JenBlip Hririgo. Trooper J, L. Sikca reported P ittman'll 10-wheel dump truck, loaded w ith 20 tons o f limestone, threw the front le ft wheel, causing it to veer into a truck driven by Jnmca Jones Burley, Grovelund. Barley pulled Pittm an from hla overturned truck. Pittman, with a broken leg, was taken to Seminole Mem orial Hospital but, attaches mtitl, waa released this morning. ( Ilcndd Photo) Pipeline Completion W ithin N ext 9 0 Days Entire project of Installing the jet fuel pipeline from Lake Monro* lu Sanford. 'Na­ val Air Station will b* com­ pleted within the next 60 90 days, it wai announced today by Gerald Rauch, president of the Sanford Pipeline Com­ pany. Purchase hat been com­ pleted of Die station site, Bauch reported, and the pipe has been (hipped from Hous­ ton, Texas, to tha coating and wrapping yard at Atlanta, Ga. “ On Uie basis of till* prescut •chi-duli’," Rauch laid, "w e ihuutd start con* true lion of tlw pipeline very shortly." Three Are Hurt In Motor Mishap TTirre prrioni were Injured, none believed icriouily, in a car-truck collliion at noon today at Sanford Avenue and Onora Hoad. All were taken lo Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital for treatment. A light telephone truck driven hy Joseph Stewart, It. 11. 1, Maitland, was turned on Its tup In tho collision. A new model sport* car, oc­ cupied hy Bernard and Carol Buckingham, had it* front end imaalied. Buckingham wa* identified hy Ihe hoipital a * being with the Navy. HEAVY Geneva Okays Wait-And-See Phone Policy Geneva citizens Tuesday night voted to adopt a "w all and see" policy concerning tha petition o f complaint re­ cently filed with the Publia Utilities Cumniiaaion against existing service* in thn area ■upplied by Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Cot Although the petition car­ ried 103 aignnturr* only 16 persons attended Tuesday night’s meeting of the Gen­ eva Citizens Assn, where re­ ports wera given on the area telephone service survey re­ cently made by an indepen­ dent technician. Wtlklna I.lnhart, PUC rep­ resentative who haa been as­ signed to mnka an Investiga­ tion o f complaint* registered, uiu scheduled to meet this morning with leading citizens and civic leaders o f lha area. HO TEL TYPE HOLLYWOOD • Guaranteed For 5 Y rs. • Tw in Or Full Slut TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — A subcommittee of tha Sen­ ate Huaila Committee repurled today that Uia bill to abolish tha state turnpike authority has been amended to delay lu effects until Jan. I, I960. REG. $59.00 Herald Index 2nd & Magnolia Bridge .... ..... Page 8-A C lassified___ Pag* 8-A Cumin Page 2-A Dear Abby Page 2-A Editorial Page I-A Entertainment Page 2-A P u z z le ___ __ , -Fag* 2-A Society - Pag* 10 SporU __„ . Pag* • t D U TY He added that work on tha tank alto should begin In tha next 10. days tn two weeks. “ We are desirous to com* plcte this entire installation ai soon aa possible," Rauch concluded, “ and you can rost aiaured we will do everything possible to hold to t| not ex­ ceed this schedule." THIS WEEK ONLY F A 2-6321 •tv T< bl D ome c � 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, April 23, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 23, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Twelve glria re­ ceived year pioa and fly-up wing* from Mn. Bill PLloiao, troop leader and eeven glria were preaceted with year pins by the asslctaat leader. Following the awards pro­ gram the girls and their guests enjoyed a wiener roast. Girls receiving pins aad wings were Susanna Girons, Glenda Birfchimer, D e b r a Bishop, Jennifer Burke, Dab­ by Coyle, Denise Duquette, Kathy Gretas, Bara PDolan, Pam Thompson, Petty Web­ ster, Marianne Young aad Ann Smith. Those getting year pins *■ Lake Monroe Jottings . . . da Maxwell, Debra Poe Dianne Stewart and Debo Ward. Patty Parker was present to receive her pia. Monday's event wound this year's Brownie prod which started at the be Ring of the atason with « members. Enrol]meat a steads at SB girls. iI Wieboldt's MATH ER of Sanford DECORATIVE! VERSATILE! • • • • • ROOM O U T F IT Big Hots with Matching Chair Rocker Cocktail Table and 3 End Tables 3 Tahlo Lamps Zlppered Foam Cushions V. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED SHORT RIBS OF BEEF 37c lb. U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED Stanford's Only Air CuntliUoned Furniture Store 203-09 E. list ST. FA 2 0983 ROYAL ALL PURPOSE BEEF PLATE STEW 27c lb. FRESH 100% PURE U. 8. CHOICE Ground Beef C | .9 5 LBS. PLUS 100 FREE GILT EDGE STAMPS > GORDY’H VS PLAIN or IODIZED COUNTRY STYLE THICK SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 2 lbs. 79c FLA. GRADE A Limit 2 Please Fryer Parts Sale • • Breasts Legs Thighs 39‘ FOLGERS PAN READY BROILERS . . . lb. 39c LEAN MEATY - FINE FOR H-1MJ Keg. $2.49 Special $198 Replace Binding On tu restore likr-nrw Reg. $2.50 look. Expert SM A LL workmanship, guaranteed S PEC IA L “ “ satisfaction. T 8 REGULAR PRICE RIBS 39c lb. Limit I With S3 Or More . . Food Order * CHUCK ROAST lb. 39c SHOULDER ROAST lb. 49c •• T-RONE • CLUB • SIRLOIN STEAK . . . . lb. 59c ALL MEAT STEW lb. 59c FRESH PORK LIVER lb. 19c Palmolive Soap, reg. b a r ...... 2/21c Palmolive Soap, bath bar .... ... 2/31c Super Suds, large box ........ 2/49c Vel Detergent, large b o x .......... 33c Ajax Liquid Cleanser, 28 oz. 69c Seminole County Laundry Co. 813 W. 3rd SI. SPARE . Economy Meat Specials Blankets 20% OFF of Sanford CHUCK i PILLOW S ^ M ATH ER ROUND ST EA K will be laundered with mild s)nthellr aoap in los temperature water and treated for one season against moth damage. I’lare In plastic storage bag* an request. EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS SH O U LD ER • A L L W ASHABLE BLA N KETS ONLY C LU B | deodoriced, sterilised, aad placed is new blue stripe ticking. Kcrlutlvr in this area Fluff ’n I’uff process uses cool, germ billing ultra-violet light and la licensed by the Htate Hoard of Health. danish modern L IV IN G 8HURFRE8H SIR LO IN • “ Special 90< FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE STEAK SA LIE 8T 6T 5T • Summer FEA TH ER FRESH LEAN 100% PURE • C 1 Flavor Aged Bee! , This was followed by a ques­ Mrs. James Chaplin *«ve tion aad answer period. New returned from Cleadcnin, W. officers of the clubs also Va. where they attended the were Installed during the funeral of his brother John day. A nice luncheon was who was fatally injured in an served at noon. • • • Glad aulo accident here. We ex­ to have Marilyn Krocjar back tend our sympathy to the among ns a g a i n . * * * bereaved family. • • • Hap­ I W e d n e s d a y . . . lta Stove and Mary Davis recent­ py Birthday to Alice Nordasing bow tbs science age ly bad as guests for a week­ gren. Bet she Is sweet six­ really taken over. Kvcn end his brother, Hiller Davis teen. • • * Our thought lor ffoe girls talk about tt too.. and family, of Kissimmee. • * today is by Ben Franklin. • • • Edwin and Marian Keo- Mr. and Mrs. Psul Dennis Ho says “In this world noth­ fondy have as their gueata spent a weekend at New ing can be said to be certain MEMBER P.D.LC. Marian’s sister, Bobbie, and Smyrna Beach. • • • Mr. except death and taxes.'* and Mrs. Don Baldy have f a r husband. Vernon Moody g a d children, Vidor and moved to W. Third St. from Mania. They are residents N. Orlando. Mrs. Baldy is We Are Happy To Announce Our a t Aiken, S, C. Marian aaya the former Margie BumbsM ay pUa to stay a week lough. • • • Mr. and Mrs. trith than at their home on Billy Knight and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin of Cocoa wore weekend guests of Mrs. H. A. Taylor. • • • Lucille and Herman Spivey had lots la g . in fact she looks like a of company week fwionr ysaag school girl. Mary and last. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cfctede Sr. are very proud Pye and daughter of Mer­ M M r daughter-in-law and ritt Island. Also Earl Nel­ ana hardly wait until they son from Forest City, and You will nolt that w# ham iacludnd other specials this year. Taka ad* cam e home. Bubbn Is teach­ Wednesday she had Mrs. Eravantage nf these limited time prlcen at either plant location or call us for ing Johanna how to speak tnajean Tyner of Dundee and free pick-up. All dry cleaning will bo mothproofed at no charge. Thla la English. She Is doing fine Mrs. Chris Driggers of Or­ good only antll tho garment is cleaned again and should not bo confused ban. • • • Bob Dorn was lando for the day. • • • Mr. with our retalar 3 year written guaranteed mothprooflag service, home the past weekend to and Mrs. Forrester had as ana Opal and the kiddies. • • guests at their homo on W. Lucille Fltxgcrsld was made First St., Rev. and Mrs. Sul­ Mother of the Year at tbe livan who are mi«k*n»rlF» Sunday Morning Service of from Cuba. • • • The Spi­ Mm Upsaia Presbyterian veys, Ward Yeagers and tbo Church. She was taken by Allisons motored to Merritt surprise. Son Tommy knew Island Friday evening where Isssraace of II.N pro hundred valuation, mis. gl.M. Clear jour ctaecU of wlatro clothes and protect them against mildew. Clothes will be pressed nod ready to about it days before hot they attended a revival. • • wear before the first cool soap lo tho Kail. kept it from Lucille. She Mr. and Mrs. Ward Yeagers iwcelved a gold pin engraved have left for Pennsylvania, with her name on It by John where they will visit for a Andes. • • • Six mem­ while. • • • Glad to see Mrs. B LA N K ETS T O BE DRY C LEA N ED bers of the II. D. Club made Leon Doan back baching a tour of tbe Moderns ge school at Lake Monroe. She will receive the esrlusWe Hanitone process; guaranteed odorlraa. placed in Furniture Store In Orlando. has been ill. • • • Wish I plaetic storage bags on request. They reported a wonderful could have seen Herman Spi­ time. • * • Tbe club will vey sweeping the floor the have a covered dish supper other day. Bet it all went an June UHh. • • • On May under the rug. He claims to 10th H.D. members heard a have done a good job. • • * very Interesting talk by At­ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Luts left torney Doug Stenstrom, who Wednesday, May IS, for spots on County Government. Lockhaven, Pa. where they will spend Die summer. They The fruit of the cheriinoya will return in November • • tree la edible. Its white, Rev. and Mrs. Leon Dean Smooth pulp, which tastes and daughter, Pamela, motG U A R A N TEED 3 Yeor M OTH T R EA T M EN T •omewhat like n mixture of1 ored to Mt. Pleasant where available on all woolen garments including blankets. Prices available on request. pineapple and banana, Is> they visited Rev. George Hawthorne. • • • Mr. and juicy and delicious. G reat Saving* on Easy Terms U. 8. CHOICE Ph. FA 2-3233 Beadaeect a »a. can Lemonade or Limeade Downtown Cleaners & Launderers 113 So. Pulmctto Av». Ph. FA 2-5242 _ 10c QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD MON. - TUBS. - WED. LARGE SWEET W A T ER M ELO N S each O Q c �* ft m -■ Sanford , V* *•' -- - TT;.; M ilitary Academ y Nears i % i' ♦ ta o ^ By Larry Venkei At Um request of tli« Coun­ ty Comralision the proa U <# barred from a joint mooting with the School Board Wed­ nesday evening at the First Federal conference room. Wa bear “personality clashes" Will bo aired and possibly reiolved. Other purpose of the meeting Is to discuss an aecess road for the new English Estates School. (f • • • These off-the-record meet­ ings by public officers are becoming more frequent in recent days. It was “prefer­ red" a reporter leave tbe City - County Commission meeting last Friday although the press was permitted to sit in another such session ( 1 Monday. Even then, there waa an “off-the-record" state­ ment by one City Commis­ sioner. • • • There's a very interesting piece of Upe in Pete Knowles office that’s going to shock Jot of people when it is made public after the negoua ttons for that prep school are wrapped up. I’m still reeling from it. • • • A CONVERSATION WITH JIM AVERY. Reporter: I beard you walked out of that meeting yesterday. Avery: They weut below the price. No reason for me to be a party to an agreement ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ | "Sanford Military Acad! em y" will be la full opera1tion with tbe commencement j of tbe September term of 1school and with completion of ‘ property negotiations later this week, J . P . Wiegera, chairman of the MacFadden i Foundation. New York City, W ay Paved I For School told Tbe Sanford Herald in la not a big city but la ideal­ a telephone interview this ly satisfactory for us." morning. Wiegers expressed appre­ “ We are most anxious to ciation that City and County come to the City of Sanford.” Commissioners had reached Wlegers said. “When 1 waa agreement Monday in their there threw weeks ago 1 differences over the site (at found the community ideal Mellonville and Celery Avefor our type of operation. It j nues), adding he is looking Way was* paved late Monday afternoon for the City of Sanford to finalize neKotiatlona with the MacFadden Foundation to establish the "Sanford Military Academy" on Mellonville Avenue at Celery by September. The Foundation previously agreed to pay forward to meeting this week with City of Sanford officials in New York to finalise nego­ tiations. “ We feel the community can use another secondary school," the foundation chair­ man stated. “We believe we can emulate our trrmrndnis success in Tennessee, where we have operated a military achoot for ft) years, turning out thousand* of boys." Wlegers stated that “ we have a soft spot for Florida because it was one of Mr. (Bernarr) MacFadden’a fav­ orite states. We feel we can ijm tli provide ■ worthwhile educa­ tions! facility." Stating the sebool will b« strictly « military academy. be said that "we will eora* mence a real drive to open by September. We hope to complete necessary con­ struction this summer fromodeling of the Giants’ dor* mitory buildings)." The local academy, to bo named “Sanford Military Academy," will be in charge of Col. Harry J. Furman, a descendant of the foundera of Furman University and now associated with the Mac* Fadden Foundation’s Caatia Heights Military Academy at Lebanon, Term. Colonel Fur* man waa In Sanford Monday interviewing retired Navy of* ficeri Interested in being I * struclors In the school, al* (hough it will be a military academy and not naval. Wiegers, who said he wilt come to Sanford In the ae* vond week of June, added that the Sanford Military A c a d e m y will be at* sociatcd with the Cattle Heights Military Academy on* ly in that both are units at the MacFadden Foundation. WEATHER: Fair and mild through Wedneaduv. High todny, 85-00. Low tonight. 60-65. $373,000 for the San Francisco Giants’ farm property, in­ VOL. 53 United Prw* Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., MAY 21, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 716 cluding dormitories, and for the city recreation area. The Giants had agreed to accept $273,000 for its property. It was learned 12.23 acres TALLAHASSEE (U N )— valued at $49,000, of the city’s A Mil abolishing tbe apeclal recreation area of IS-plus $4oe competency award for acres had been donated by the county with a clause it superior s c h o o l teachers would revert (o the county passed the Senate today by if used for other thsn re­ a lop-sided vote of 39-3. creation purposes. City and County Commiss­ ion members were far afield in their negotiations for the n m v A . . . county to donate this 12.23 WASHINGTON (U PI)—Air] today a presidential “ well naut accepted a medal and i The chief executive, beamacrM- ,he w un,-v Reminding Force Maj. L. Gordon Coop-1 done’’ and a hero’s welcome President Kennedy's thanks ing himself, said he was as much as $20,000 and a in a colorful and crowded "proud our country continues in the nation's capital. er. flanked by the fellow as­ Drawling out a "thank ceremony in the White House to produce such young men right-of-way and the city of­ JIM AVERY tronauts who blazed Ameri­ y’all’’ in his Oklahoma ac­ rose garden after a triumph­ who go so far” and do so fering nothing. Thla wanted New Prexy Walks Out much. right-of-way Is on the west can path into spice, received cent, the 30-ycar-old astro­ ant entry into the city. JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) side of the 31ay fair golf Cooper's spectacular flight — Ruasian-horn Zalman Shacourse along a dirt road. last week, he said, proved zar. one of Hie pioneering in the third meeting be­ the necessity of having men early settlers to what now is tween the two groups the in the space capsules instead Israel, today was elected the The North Orlando Firo De­ city informcsl the county Mon­ of Just machinery, and he nation's third president. day afternoon that the citypredicted there would be an partment, consisting of eight owned land of the golf American on Ihe moon before men, were left out In lha Weak Spell cold Monday night at a spe­ course Is leased (o Ihe San the end of the l»Ws. Francisco Giants for »J years, VATICAN CITY (UPI) Noting that Cooper was be­ cial meeting of the vlllaga with 80 years to run. ing honored on the annivers­ council. fn r __________ While all commissioners, i P°Pe ^ol,n XXHI has suffer­ —J»-» h m "rnnns ma le offThe Council decided to hold ed another weak spell, but is ary of Charles A. IJndliergh's Reporter: Do you think era and counter-offers in t ’e ty—mid v-urf.v sre aarccd , a special meeting Friday ■im.li.ting— keening h I s historic flight to Paris, Ken­ the city took advantage of three-hour session Monday "it is good business’’ to bring «clM*iIule of public appear^ nedy said their (lights took night at 7:30 to award bids the county taxpayers? for the five-man afternoon, witli the city rais- the proposed military school anccs, a reliable Vatican 'al-oiil Ilk- -31110 linn- bill t h nn Insurance a t ____________ Avery: It was a lot lower ing its ante to $3,000 and ganford, two members op -1 source reported today, Cooper covered many, many : P°llc« department and tabled figure than 1 would have times Die distance. Yet, he action on insurance coverag* then $3,000 but no right-o(,(ie tran*»ction finally, x j /-vi gone for. said, both ventures were haz­ for its volunteer lira lighters, , i/ i negotiated by the City and N C f l l S UK«l,V Reporter: You didn’t an­ At the same time, the coun* The county- finally offered Cou|Uy Commll, ioni l a t e , WASHINGTON (L P D -T he ardous ami daring for their swer my question. cil tabled action on improve* times. to accept $ 1.1.000 for its Monitav , (|ernonn. Senate today was expected to .Monday aitemoon. ' Senate today was expected to Avery: Weil, ch. let me equity, payable as deferred meats to its lone fire veblclo County C o in m i s s i o n - ' approve ami s^od te 1^9 put it this way. the county payments are received from er James P. Avery Jr. ami White House Pnwhfoat' Bo9and agreed to look Intoslha presented a reasonable fi­ the 3lacFaddon Foundation. possibility of a recipiteal . , , T ; City Com* ..lie. Joe Bak.'i T/> tOCt i-«qwi(Wd* gure. If that $13,000 U cor­ Tbe city went in.o special oppo<N| |ha dM, hetwffn tho 9( and U Mils with jcld ^re*^ agreement with tbe Catiel* rect wc have been more than session and accepted on a 4-1 berry Fixe Department. county and city for the coun- serves instead i lenient ami charitable. vote. Mayor W. W. Andsrson estl* • • • ty to give Die city $15,000 for .. , . Gen. J. C. Hutchison, coun­ mated it would take from claim deed for tile L i l t i l U l l l a quit A CONVERSATION WITH ty chairman, assured the $300 in $8oo to improve Iho county’s share of the proposWASHINGTON (Ul’l)—LaJIM CRAPPS. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — lire truck “and there’s Just city that he and Commission­ ed site at Mellonville and | bor Secretary W. Wlllaid Reporter: Well, what did ers John Alexander and John The way was paved today not enough money in the bud* you think of that meeting Fitzpatrick will hold to UwTr C*'er* Avenue., Wirt* ‘oW Congrew Monday for a conference committee get for that expenditure." VICE ADMIRAL ALFRED (1. WARD, Comnmtuler of tho U. S. Second agreement and so vote In . / v e r y , expressing himself that m e fifth of the nation, yesterday? The council authorized In* to reroncilc a $100 million Fleet arrived nt the Nuvul Air Stution Monday for u tour of the ntution. Crapps: It was all right but the county’s next meeting, that the county should receive work force-14 million perdifference in House and Sen- sursnee company officials The Admiral its shown here (center) at the luncheon at the Muyfnir na they could have gone for either Wednesday evening or « “■«».. . «° droP «®»«ns-were hit by the uncmute general appropriations from Hanna-Closson and Al he in I>einff prreeted by Andrew Carmwny, Chairman of tho C. of C. Armed on May 29 $17,500 “ but that is my final i ployraent problem last year. $ 10, 000. Davis to draw up specific i* bills. Forccn Committee (riKht). At left in Capt. Frank (!. Kdwards former • • • Mayor Tom McDonald and ' *"«' " * lk' d ° u‘ ,h* p - - p , l i n Ilona for insurance coverage The Senate refused today commander of Untwin# One here, who in now Oiverutioiu Officer for the ity Commissioner II. ,m’cl,nCK G jL C t tr lU fl An official of the Castle City __________ J. without discussion to accept for the police department In* Second Fleet Staff. (Herald Photo) GENEVA (UPI)—The Euro ,n lhc before the Heights prep school was Crapps are slaiesl to leave the $%5 million spending bill eluding death and hotpUal down yesterday looking over tonight or Wednesday tor V"1* ,n • e« P ‘ «he coun’ pean Common Market nations passed by the House Monday benefits that domitory property. New York City to finalize *?’* ,offer .°f„ ,1S0<” ’ Baker early today rejected "take it and asked for a Joint com­ A • 9 be believes the coun-t or leave U" proposals for tar negotiations with the Mac* mittee to work out differ­ ty should donate the property iff cutting made by Uie Unit­ Poor John Alexander . . . Faddeu Foundation. ences. The Senate . passer! "for free,” that the city ed States and their talks en­ AU day John heard about bill totals $1,123,000,000. should pay nothing. tered the final day with fail­ prep schools and at night at Major differences are in A v e r y , who previously ure looming. the Campus Monday some spending for teacher pay started to walk out of the refugee from Chelsea or, was raises, school operations ami The Lake Mary Volunteer meeting but was stopped by a Undefined it Munich asked him if he new ronitruction. The Sen­ Fire Dept, was credited with question from Mayor Tom wanted to bear some prep PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti I Four men have been chargIt was determined in the men for which search has been ate hill is more generous in saving the brand new mobile McDonald, charged the- city (U PI)—United States policy of with first degree murder po-t mortem thut Dodson's instigated, school music on the jukelxix ever) area. home of a )oung Navy enuplo with “ being greedy" and with toward Haiti remained unde jf| |},v ,]ruth of Floyd Dodson. death waa caused by blows The sheriff staled Gilbert by John Philip Sousa. from total destruction thiJ « • • “ trying to put a No. 9 foot fined today despite an end to , , about tho head and not by nml Carey are l-elng held with.. morning at the Seven Oak* Paolu hurber, it in a No. ft shoe." He added The word is that the feasi­ drowning. Out bond anil "are ru-operuts i. days of “ silent treat- 4«, Jrrnr oW Trailer Park when fire hroko the "school will benefit San- m e n f of President Francois u -** rw,»«rte«l today I.y Volusia bility study from First Re­ Volusia deputies took into I ing to a degree” in tlm inout din; to a short in the elec* search of Miami for a uni­ ford and will rub off on the gyyvalicr's government by the Sheriff Rodney Thursl-y. custody Fred Gilbert, East vrstlgution. Itridge .. Page 7 trical circuits of the home at entire county." lie taler add 1U. aS. embassy. versity here has been com­ Dodson's t-ody waa found Highway 4*», and Joe Carey, | --------------------- * Classified .... Page II about 8:30 a m. ed he uould drop his acceptpleted ar.d the county Com­ floating in the St. Johns River Sanford, at the time Dodson's Dear Ahby .... Page 7 Damage was estimated to mission will get a “ looksco" ance figure from $20,000 to T a k illU T T i l e L iC tld rurly in the morning of May lx * ly w a s d is c o v e r e d . Editorial Page 4 be about 23 per rent by Firo $17,300 hut uould be “ no { within the next few days. Sheriff Thureby said first MONTREAL (UPI) — The *5- Volusia Coroner J. 8. PetEntertainment .. Page 7 Chief Ralph Aticll who re* • • • party to an agreement lower Quebec governm ent, ronvinc- ersoii said at thut time “there degree murder Wurarnta were Puzzle .. Page 2 ported the loss. RANDOM TIIOCGirrS AT than that." ed that anti confederation ter- u,p "vldeneea of foul play" j filed Monday against Gilbert Society ...... Page •! A 7 Abell could only identify A NORTH ORLANDO COUN­ Haker, in voicing hi* °PP°* j rorj4| s are responsible for the 11,1,1 MM autopsy whs ordered. Iami Carey and for two other Sports ... Page 10 the couple’s name as being sition to pa> ing any cash to CIL MEETING . . . Somerecent wave of bombings C<rules ... _ . I'nge 8 Caudrnhrad. Dan Ritzie wav elected on* should Huy Woody the county for its equity, here, took the lead today in commander of Cnmpbcll JOE MAKER Anderson a gavel . . . He’ll agreed that the "city Is in . , an all-out war against the A Loud No break his list pounding that this for a profit but so is ,, . , , , _ .. Los.ing Post 33, American . ., „ ... , . Q uebec u b e ra tio n h ro n t. THE SANFORD desk . . . and how about th e c o u n ty ." He outlined m U'gion , Monday evening. some chairs around the vill­ ■detail (off the record) the TALLAHASSEE tUPI) — Ocean laying off Ihe roast Ollier officers elected were: Higher Pay | city's plans for use of the ex age office . . . MIAMI BEACH (U P I)-U .'T h e Stale of Florida today for a missile-launch safety Frank Holmes, first vice « • • ! peeled proceeds. His was the S. Commissioner of Educa refused to grant the federal commander; Tom Best, se­ zone. The North Orlando Council i f l G n P C T n H i f l h ‘T oppo' i"s ; o,c whe,n ;!« rion''”^ M c u ', K .p ^ l « u « i govVrnment ^'exclusive ‘ riifhta The Stale Cabinet said, cond vice commander; Fred read a resolution (minutes) R D IQ U U C J IU l l i y i l lit) agrtrl to accept lhe(Montl;iy ^ (()r 16 mil„ Monday night tor higher of ,118 miles ot Allan,i, Atlantic however, it would cooperate Yrjcklc, A N N O U N C ES finance officer; fiom the city of Sanford last If. J . High Construction « . o for of $ 5.00<i (IM cnw pay Gene Stovall, historian; Karteacher pay and improved with projects of the Defense night. It seems the "nls'med1 Sanford Company, Orlando, won a Lounl> ‘-ommissloner I.ce bl|c <lUlude, ,0 kUve off Department and National lyle llousholdcr, service of­ T h at the majority of tlty father, here com plaint H ruction tr™ th e , “ mediocrity of the most parAeronautics and Space Ad­ ficer;; F. E. Donaldson, scrabout your favorite ,’eant-at arms; Victor Jenkx, "C l contract with a low bid o f ! mec,‘n« 5•* «3' " - when ^ l a l y z i n g kind” In public eduministration (NASA) by Im­ paper slanting the news. etc. $371,100 smong five a, the ^ m,,comrI cation, posing differ regulations tn chaplain, and Cedi Carlton. DOW NTOW N STORES elc. and had some copies cir- ii . . j t ■is.i.iis. ... in.s-t.sin I ha\c no comment sit John F. McCloskcy, John L. keep the area as free as ruiatrd thcoughou! the -«u((ty I ______ “........... .... . , thu lime hut may later." A r t i l l e r y K i l 'e possible from noo-authorned Galloway. George Swann Jr., at council meetings and ,0 • meetmg ,»„* morn mg. WILL REMAIN Victory Jenks and Joel S. eomPLAIN OF JARS. Laos JACKSONVILLE ILT1) — I perwnnel. various organizations . . . » contracted to Field, executive committee. (UPI) — Deafening artillery The strike-bound Florida East Gov. Farris Bryant, who What ,o u -all don’t know a n d , P>'t* six months a Uinstallation of ufficers will and marhinrgun (ire echoed Coast Railway began a new sits as chief of the powerful what the commission f a d e d j brary. cafeteria niusie all around this advanced po.i- move .Monday to force the dis- stale cabinet, said the re- be held June 17 at Iho Le­ to mention in their epic was wo™ at Sanford Junior High gion home. tion this morning as Grn missal of Marshal C. Jean*) quest was too extensive that two of the commission- School; a cafetorium and Kong Le's neutralist forces nette, president and general “We want to cooperate,! •rs Jim Crapps and Al WU mus.c room at Smith Seminreturned the (ire after a soft- manager, and Elliott Aifame, ■but we can’t advocate such I r son demanded their name. ■“ l« Jnn‘«r High SchooL and be taken off the letter when five classrooms al Rosenwald By United Prr*« Inlrrnalioi.sl ening-up barrage by the pro- general counsel, of the Jack- a va.t takeover ot water N O V O l C h l G l they found out it was being Elementary School. An uneasy lucial truce pre- . Communist Pathet Lao. jsoiiville Terminal Co. . area," he said. W EDNESDAY A FT ER N O O N S they found The -uilwuy lost a aimilar Next regular session of the vailed in Birmiiignani today n . The government asked for Gets New Post Circulated. attempt last month when dia- exclusive rights of the vast I WASHINGTON (UPI) — Inurd is June 3. hut Negroes vowed to eontin- K O U IK l O f L u I KS throughout the George Touby will be the . * ,ue demonstrating for “ aerose- ’ OTTAWA (UPI)—Secretary tfici court threw out a suit area of Florida territorial President K e n n e d y today guest speaker at the annual. On Trial j the-boa id desegregation" in ot State Dean Itosk toda) asking for the ouatrn. That watera stretching from Capo 1named Adm. George W. AnAll Sports banquet for Svm James A. DeLoach, charged North Carolina plunged into a round of inti- suit was filed aa an amend- Canaveral to Palin Beach as deraoii Jr., retiring chief of SUMMER M ON TH S inult High athletes at 7 p.m. with second degree murder In A Negro civil rights leadrr mate talks with NATO lead went to ail earlier court action a protective device for boat- naval operation, u U. S. am(uhermeu in the bassador to Portugal, klay 29 al the school cafe- the stabbing of Hillman Beli- warned al Jackaou. Miss , ers to lest support lor mva-. which sought an injunction ers and ALSU the terminal company > Capo Canaveral launch area. Tho White House saidAu. teria. Sixteen trophiea will be rena in October 1962, went on Jlonday night that racial turb­ aures designed to patch up against presented. Letters will be | trial before a jury in the cir- ulence would upset the Mis­ some of tbe cracks in the al- (JTC) forcing It to handle :Tbs rights were sought “for derson would succeed AmbaaOPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS *TIL 8 the struck v» long a period of time as sudor C. flurke Fdhrirk this prvirnted at Ihe Awards I>a* cult court of Judge Voile A. sissippi ra p ita l unlcpa It lianee and increase its mill- fn-ight cars for jth*iig--a 11« ta> lai ydi 'n-s. 1 1st) might. jrailroad. I may be needed." Isuiuua-r. urogram u ic r on. I Williams J r. this monung. BULLETIN Kennedy Tells Cooper: 'Did Your Job W ell' Village Sets Insurance Bids To Aid Police Avery Walks Out; Baker Says 'No' Senate Nixes Spending Bill In Death O f Barber Volunteers Save Mobile Home 4 Charged W ith Murder Herald Index Ritzie Named Legion Head G rant Refused Package School Downtown Merchants Assn. Move On To Oust Terminal Mgr. Uneasy Truce Hiis Birmingham OPEN *v • J •i \ �— crr»?M&^. •' W T' tV?73 — ■. —-^B—-— ■' •VV*I)M.-fa»t* . a &v? ; C Sic-v*" ■«l* *v v sa c w sz str v *944?T _ - u M t>* la * i NOYfCB ! • N S M I T 93VMS. Ttmt Da*M IU m Oa h o lla r a f tha ren ew in g eartW* aata haa flte s aald aartMMM fo r taa Baud l e h # Hewed thiraaa. Tha oarttflaata aem bar aad r o a r a f issu eaes. tM dew ristlw a a f tha prohertr, a a s th# h m la arhiah It waa avttaaed ara aa M to w si. Krider b Speaker F o r Loegwood C O f C Mf£Vy~. SttTodoy Lflkt Area cham­ ber af Cammarea was ad> vised loot Tharoday sight bp M b Kridtf, Baa mote Canaty C af C maaagar. la datermiae it* objectivee, to. Umit itaoU oaJy ta thiaga which eaa ba accomplished aad to local opinions aa lsauca aad to vote# thasa apintoaa. i r * * * r W m tm tm -.: tathWata of tha Boar U k * area k i n bans tatotad bp BUI IpaaMT, iiatetiat u f e t j director at tbe D p U i Power Carp., lb attend a pracra* af lartm ttaa os bmp Ui ta aad aMutb t* aaaa roaaacHadtaB la ba bald at tbe r d a b oa Bear Lake at • > at. today. A HI* oa tbe lUauviag tocJntoaat win ba fallowod by itonal demoaotratlou* oa tbe Ilia Ilka dummy. After tbe ptogras Uw m wlakiag to toll thalr akUl la either bath, will bo iavttad to um tha dummy hi making a pratoleal appltoa- SpaaUag aa the quosttoa "What is a Chambaraf Comamreo,” Kridtr toftosd It u a grasp of cittoaaa who farm aa orgaatoaUa to make thalr community a batter place la which to live aad who seek to Improve tha community aad ta falsa Its economy. He said Chambers of Cammarc* should eater iota In­ dustrial dovotopmoat, com­ mercial ar trad* development and in political aad aroaomle education. lie tortserd that rasidents of an area should ba en­ couraged to buy those thtapi which can ba bought la thalr own borne town and advlaod that merchants should stage sales featuring Items to at­ tract tha residents Into their stores. In closing be suggested that the Loogwood organisation adopt a more vigorous pro­ gram of beautlfleatioa aad promotk a af tha a rts to p q rfg tha business maatiag bald fallowing tha pro­ gram- H. C. bcakt, i . C. teams aad Mark Bullock la aimed as a committee to oolicii ads for tha new city directory, current pro­ nto of the Longwood C of C which to to t e completed In the coming year. It was anaouaced that can­ vassers will rover the area to tha aaar future to receive Afarmatioa for the directory. Klacted to the board of diretoon wrw Reams, Bull­ M aarlatlaa a f f m a r t r i Boa. t h ft. H a 34.1 ft. . y.v E o f I B C or e t Lot 11 R a n .'#UI ■ H H U f t. W H U ft. I D U f t B I M f t t e Boa. H ef j t i f u / ' n . ef llaioen ~ P a r k M a t Book 1 la d 1 1 * tv (la w W N P u a at n .) M * fm m P i* a u tie « K am a l a whioh ReMm *M k l m i M hart 1. A P onay i . H atu w ay ' I m h la t l t o k aaeeesed Cart AH a f aato proport y Pol nr la Tha Merida Coovaatioa af tha C aeaty e f M atoala, Itato Chrietlaa Churches Friday a f Florida. Cal«*a aach eortl•lected Or. i . Wayaa Drsth, float# (hall ha rodo«mod a«• f Ptartda. Uhlans MMk cortlfl- cordlnp to le w th e property minister of tha lfln a r Lake : v BhuU M N 4 M O M i c t o r l * described In eech certificate Christian Church in St. to h v th# property I* - w ill he eeld t e the high*** hidrwii doer ooor eorf U u«i " la ■*#» aertifteat* w ill d*r a t tha front Patarsburgh, as prasUtoat ef . I la t i ll high est bidder hotntsele County intr Court Uouoo cen to U iM the 1M4 ccavcntioB. Am i m i t a r o f th* > •« ta­ a t Sanford, Florida, on tha i * *•r t R m m a t flrat Monday _la tha ataath of Other offlceri were Rev. M tba first Jana, lie * , w h l... lo tha 3rd ahlch William P. Weeks, miaitter »r of Juno, l i l t . . la Ik# m oath #f Jttn#. . — M M to th e ir * Say a f Dhtad thio l o th doy a f April. of tha Ft. Myers Christian * IM I. Church, first vice president; (SEAL) l l t h Say a f A»rO, Mrs. Sea Durian of Miami, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. i M il) Clorh Circuit C ourt sorood vice president; Miss ' r\?: dominate County, Plorlda i n t u b c a t tB ? a r i Mabel Hendrickson of Ocala, M thlW y April I t Mar T, I t c a l m JII BOB, B B H Iht ___ t t a t i r , F lorida c a tm . •tertoary and Qlltord Millar April to, Mar t, u . CDH—t l l _____________________ VTATM a r P L o a iD A of Miami, raglitrar. l a oa Hto Borneo e f i \p , t * T B B c m c v r r COCBT M r ■AM COCHRAN, KING AND QUEEN OF MAY . . . Minn Pun i'C y IM PROBATE Jonpp And Jim Waulund. (Hnrald Photo) p th A L M w rtca t® « U C U b t n ana MATHHotleo to hereby alro n th a t IT B B t _____ tha aM orntpnod w ill, oa a B. MEAD A OOMIUMT, Ith day e f Juno, A. D. 1MJ. B oof l o a o t 1 1 1 MaUIng Plaintiff, irooont to th e Honorable Coun­ TO. ty Judpo o f aem laele County, w c * w m ac s " o r toc OBCXtOB LBBTBB OWKNh. at Pterldn. Me final return, nooonnt aad Touchs n . aa Adm in»*, at a t baa h n i n ^ i a g * f l ^ « N lt Dofaudoata. lotrnter o f the R o u te o f BAM A I R COHDmONKR INSURANCE r o a to t h T c S o a l t Oourt **f COCHRAN, docoaoed, a a d a t t m c i a r d«rv n •tht ee Hlath Ninth Jadletui Ctroait a f R N tm r M h a c a M o a u i _ _ d lim e, then end th e r e MM btota o f M orton to aa4 t w i H i i / r o r s c n w A B f t B and m ake application to th e eeld M aria ffaa r Sam laate C h a a t r . t h a a v AUTO * PROPERTY HDRBRRT A M U MR aa Judpo for n flanl settlem en t at heuvteted b m t a t a a t itle a f v h l o h tai F o r Thu F iau at Y o u r Around ■onoral partaora e f Ao* hte adm inistration e f eeld ro­ M iu Pom Joans and Jim stags where tte King sad W a a t it e r C o n d i ti o n e r oootetod Pundlnp Com­ u t e , end for on order diep eer, a Ilmltod partner- ehnrplnp him no such A dm inis­ Wouluad wart c r o w a a d Queen and their court trod, FKDDRKR trator. ah Ip orcnatead and patel­ i h - B alah Harry Orarooa S o lee — S e r v i c e AH Linan Written Dated thte to e S lth d a y e f Quaaa aad King of tha May as they mounted tte bsautila * under the tewa of M t 8 . P a i k A vo. S aalo rd B th al Laatea Orayaoa. hte April, A. D. IM*. the Pla ta a f O eaaaeU eit at tho Civic Cantor Saturday Brins Your lararue w ife , at aL, _ F A 84SS4 / o / J . D. COCHBAH U U fli fulJy decorated stage to n ign Aa Adm latetrater e f tbo which bad teen turned into Problems To V i — l a a a nahnow n atata or l a Chaaaory.N*. 1 I M I tte tostivltks from AUTO 8KRV1CK B a ta te e f Sam Cochran, Spring garden for tte an­ oountry other than the Tha antaro a f thio oult la f t » P i n t it • u t o o f Plorlda, aad ■ alt• Parmlaeura a f th at aortata ■tenotrom, Darla A Main look nual Seminole High School white wrought toon thrones. lap addraaa bolnfl M ortaaaa f r o * aato d e fe a tAttornoya far Administrator May Day BalL I Croat w eed Read Tables won decorated with P. O. Drower t i l l Wool p e r t Ooanootlont atom ten of tte O U L F S E R V IC E AGENCY a on ford. M orida by T on a r t h o m y nottflod that waca Mtoa Diana Beas­ tte members e* tte Student I k e s - B a t t e r i e s - A c c e ss o r ie s t i l 8 . Park Are. FA M M P ahllaki A pril M, M ay % I t. Complaint to feroalooe a g i a l o o b f t m S IM a i* tia oortala mortpapo oneumhrrtnp II. IM I R e a d A A A B e iv ic e ley gad Butch H im , Mtoa Council which SANFORD, FLA. F u tile Reeerds o f loariaolo G uaranteed B ra k e A M uffler e follew ln p daoarlhod real CDS— l i t Jady toBtoa aad Wayaa C oaatr. M artoa, a a o a sh o rto a th Hall. property, to-w lti S e r v i c e th a t oortala plaaa a r paroel o f L et II. Block II. WBATHF r e n c h 4 1 s t. Miss Jones w u BM hartr H eated, altaate, and PLUMBING B ftP M B U ) PIRPT ADDfto tte with n guttering silver crows F A 1-0921 F A 2-9922 f a t a l to aato Cooaty a ad TIOH, accordln* to the Btaio, to-trltt i*d Canto wuru M iu So* which w u placed m ter plat thoroof ao recorded MOTICB IS HEREBY OIT. t e » 10 to tha R. t i e foot In P lat Book II. Papoa II IN, That Dartd Ram# the nad Htokjr Oalto- dark hair aad a bouquet t i T m n m r r m m r o f U t II, B leak 10, W yaaeaad *T. Publlo Reeorde of holdar ef tkc following aortlft- gter, Mtoa teanNi Williams . w oo*. Seeferd, M artoa, aaPLUMBING lovely mums. Roth Miss Jones ■omlaoia County, Merida, ante haa fllad mM aortlfloato o o M la i te tha P lat thoroof _____r i M .othlwto yon Complete InaUUnttoan • *»« Sag—deep t r - btand ter ftswirt uttra enstaaed - t M l l l f l r i ■;« - » «> Boflh -t, the abcTo-otylod o u lt aad thoraon. Tha certificate uum P a r* ! I t, It, aad ** ~ -SepadMT te tear Soptemoras te­ • tte traditional white areay e a are required to aorra a bar aad poor af laoaanoa, tba BtUmom ii *4 Kitclroi nded Mias R oute Caoto lag clothes. aepy a f year Anawor or other dooortptlou af tfca proporty, ■LOCKS Fixture* MACK o r TOC _______ M oadlap to tha Complaint on aad the aamo la wblok is Wat wilk David Lanier aad Miss Miss Jones la tte daughter 8tones • Patio Blocks Water Pump* Free Estimate* • W M B t e file pear aaoaror P te ln tlffo nttoraoyo, AMDBR. n aomot ara aa follow*: Linda Spa scar with Jot F i d Bills . Lintels Car 8 < POM, RUSH, DEAR. UOWM Certlflaat* No. 1M/IT* of He. t i Mr. aad Mrs. C. O. Jonas ar athar .w rltta a M i a m u FA t-3321 In T te Bleak 204 8 . Sanford IT! th e Cem plalat w ith the Clerk DBP A ran don BBRO. IM oi Sanford, waa among Line” a f tha Ctroait c o u r t of le a l* Baat Central Aranua, Orlando Tear at Imuano* IMS T te traditional Maypole tte Senior Superlatives of tte • e t a County, n e r M a , to tola Morldm, and fUo the orlplnal Daaerlptteu af Proporty: IM N. Elm Sanford ROOFING • S H U T METAL Lot MU Loogwood Flat centered tte ballroom, with year, w u a Homecoming prooeofU a and to aarro a A now or or other Plondlnp to FA94492 Beak 1 Pagae IS to 11 A rainbow tead strsaasra ray* e o p f thoroof ap e* tha y lile t - tha offlco o f the Clark of moor, a member t i tbo Plat Book I Papa Id Mta, attorneys, whoao aamee the Circuit Court cu or before oat f n a tte top t i tte Anchor Club, tte Tatars aad oddroa aro harolaaftor aot the 14th day e f Juno, IMI. Nam* lg which amomod by J. Hunt If y«u foil to aa required by law , a«t tall poto, which was par­ Toseharo, sod tho Gtot CM . Roofing A Sheri Metal, thaa tha Ith day a f or oo pro confoieo w ill ha All ef eald proporty bolnp ta Built-up and Shingle Jim WcMlund to dm son IM I. l a dafaalt thoroof lah ea n a a ln d you for the re­ tba county af Bommoio, Put* tially twined with pink, Mm , • m i w t|l proceed oa lie f demanded to tha Com. •f Florida. Unioo* auoh cortl yellow, lavender, green nod t i Mr. and Mrs. Victor WaaaInstallation aadP Repairs float* ahall b* rodaomod ao parte apaa th a oatry o f a Do* pUInte Gutters • Waterproofing luad. Ha to vies president t i Thio Hotleo ohall bo publish, oerdlnp te taw U* proporty da* white. area Pro Coafoooa aaolaat you. Jim Dandy Feeds Sheet Metal Work Carden paths led tip to tte tte Letterm sb's Club te a ted W fTHBM a y head and the od once a w eek for four eeu- eertbed la euob oartlflcata wtU hnothy Hajr Cotton Seed Free Estimate* • First Claas •ffte ia t aanl o f onto Coart la oocuilre weoko to t h e boa. ba uoip te tba blgboat bidder bur years t i IbotoaU and at th* trout deer ef tha Bam(OM laele Connty, Florida, thio ford Herald. Work Fittening and Fattening DATED told lath day af laela County Court Houaa at four years ot track. FA 2-47S1 aanford, Florida, an th* flrat Cow Feed $1.40 per 100 lb. 211 Oak A t*. May. l M t Monday la th* moath of June Bonded 4 Injured Arthur H. Boohwlth. Jr., (PEAL) 320 Snnfgrd Are. Sanford n w r i C B OP APPLICATION A r th u r H. Beckwith. Jr., ISIS, which te Uo Srd day o Clorh o f the circu it c o u r t POO TAX DE E D Juno, IMS. Clsrh e f Circuit Court b y i Martha T. Tlhlon (SO*. i e s . i a Florid* a m n e o i Datad thk llth dap at April, Byt M a rth a T. Vlhloa D oenty Clark *t ted*) IMS. ROYoca n r s u i t Ksardato. Orldloy and L ow la Deputy C lark NOTICE 10 H E R E B Y OIVIB T E N NAHB O P T W I PoAlteh May I I , M A J u a e (BBAL) Attornoya far P la in tiff BN. T h n t Ralph R y*» th* Arthur H. Boohwlth. Jr. STATW B P P L 0 B ID A lU M .Y A S.rM Q U T B FAMILIAR > M HoMb Onart Straot I. 11. IM I. holder of th* following M r i l - TO: JO SE PH A. P U L L B R and Clork Ctroait Court. WITH HOUR LOCAL TRAtMT)0)461 P eat Offtoo B oa MM CDMI WflULQ «lOO B f ADaqUATW Seminole Cuunty, Plorlda float* ha* filed M id oortlfloat* JANE H. PU LL E R, bla Orlnaao. Plorlda. INOOChlTALLY, X*Ai A FORM gR for t a g d otd to bo lu u o d RCIMBURSEMEMT R M l U E PuDllah: April IS, May T, 14. wife, raaldanr* unknown. R O T K E O P A P T L IC A T e g Pnhltehi May T, II. II, I t 9RH6 DCR ttHStUP ^ M Y ri thoraon. Th* eortlflcat* n u m ­ II. IMS TOU ARB H K ItE B T NOTI­ OiSCOMFOtU CAUSED BY ( CDM I POM TAX DE E D * ber am t y u r of Imunne*. th* F I E D t h a t F E D E R A L NA­ SOUR FALL,SIR ¥ Vifi UK8 1 c o co K -a v t e R B W i d e l y CDH— 111 (Baa, I M i a P lo r ld a B iatatm doaerlptlon of th* property, TIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOC­ |M LOMOOM RAC­ nuccrr ad lBddl "VOTMitiK THAT eVSRVOia FOLLOWED NO TICE OP A PirtICATtniV • nd th* n*ra* In which It w u IATION. h a v in g fllag in thU ING) aRCLBG*. BUT-*#AHCM J e d *c s a l n t a e t r r NOTION IB H E H E BY OIVW M O 301)49 US FOR A OAV J ■ m i n d ar* *a follow*: F O B TAX D E E D Court Its . w o r n Blit e f Com ­ • B A m a r d r a m BN. T h a t W e a lth y Maa Byrd — 4100 D oes seeM A OttlHB 9ROKT OF KIHOS ( S o n 1*0.1* F lo r id a BSatatae C e rtifica te No. ISS plaint, th* n a tu r * a n d purM B t l M B GaVNTT. th a boldor of tho following » LOW— PBRMAR6 Ntt a t t e i e i T e a r of iHuanc* I M t VatLW AfTTTD K U R R V poaa of which la to furocloa* • O A a c B A T a o . tsaoa oortlflealo haa filed aald oar* SHOULD HA S8 O U R LA N Y M S, NOTICE IH H E R E B Y OIV- Doaerlptlon of P ru p o rty : th at e a r ta la m o rtg a g * a s s n o t ic e a y tlfloato for t a a dead to ba la EN, RORK OUT T U t T h a t D arld Hum* th* EM of HEM of HWU | L m outod by L auroae* W. itlgnalt PBBBCI.OBBBB BALB auod Ihtroon. T b a earttflcato H tIT.d ft. of W SOI.7 fL and H a r y Ann Rlgnatl, a / k / a dbt Ails op A, FWDBMAL RATIONAL MORT* num ber and y e a r e f leauanee, b o ld er e f tb* following cortlfl A Uy.) Htctlnn IS- Town Mary Ann Flog!, ta F lo rid a 0 \ O B A a a o o f a t i u n , a Cor- t b a daacrlptloa of tho pro* cote h a a filed aald c ar tlf lc a l* fur t a a deed In b* laaued ■hip SO Itango SO E. M ortgage Sorvloo. Inc., on lb* Berotloa orpunlaoO u n d . r a a rty, and tba mama In which thereon. e o r tlf lc a t* num Nam * In which • ■ o tu o d W. U Still day or N o v tm b tr , ISSS; Act o f O oiprooo end oalo tlus waa aaaeeaed a r a aa follnwa: her a n d Tb* ye ar of leauanee, th* Pulton, Kolro t h a t aald C om pla int p r a y s for p u r i o a a t to th e T Morol Ho- Cartlflcata No. l i t deocrlptlon of th* p ro p e rty , All of **ld proporty bolng In an a e e ountlng te b e to k e n un tloaol M o rtg a g e Atooolotluo Year of l u u a n c o i f l l and th* name In w hioh It w u th* County of Homlnol*. Htat* dor th* direction a f tho Court Cbortor Act, b o r i n g Ito sr l n - Deacrlptlon of Pro p o rty : aaaeeaed ar* a t foltuwa: of Plurlda. U uIb m *uch cortl- for w h a t lo duo lb* P l a in t i f f oteol ettlco ta tho City of L ot t tLoaa B SS f t ) Blk. C a r tlf lc a ta No. ISS float* ahall b* r*d**m#d *c- f o r principal a ad .Intoreot *■ E Wlnwood P a r k r i a l T e a r of loeuane* l i l t W e e b li g l o a , Dlotrlet o f Colc o r d in g lo law th* prope rty do- M id m o r tg a g * end m o rtg a g * umbte. Book S P a g a IS ocrlbod In auch cartlflcal* wilt not* and for th* oosto, c h ar* Doaerlptlon of P r o p o r ty : Name in which aaaaoaod gam rteiattff. f-ota I a I Hlk. C Calory b* oold to tb* hlghoat bidder to and asponto* Inclu ding a t ­ MoKenala Avonu* Addition P in • t th* front door of th* g*m- torney'* foes s a d a batrac t RICHARD L. yO L E T on« ED- Alt of aald p ro p e rty bein g In Book I Pago* IIS A 111 Inol* County Court llouo* a t faaa a nd t h a t In d a f a u lt of tha County of Hamlnnla, i t a t o BA L r o L E Y , hlo wife, Nam# In which aaa*aa#d J, D. Hanford. Plurlda. un th* flrat ■uch paymont. till*, lataroat, uf Plurlda. Unlaat ouch cortlfl* Dcfcndonto. W oodruff. #t al Monday In lb* month of Jun*. MOTICB IP H E R U tlT OIV- cato ahall bo redeemed aa* AH uf aald property l.elng In ItfS, whl. h lo tb* Srd doy uf oatAto, claim, demand amt e q ­ u ity u t redem ption of th* De­ BN s u r i u o n t to a yin « t Do- rnrdlng to U w tho property th# C ounty of Bamlnola, Htate Jun*. ISIS. fendant* and a ll poraona sreo or yorooloauro dot»d May deerrlbed In ouch certificate of Florida. Unlrea ouch cortlfl Dated thio l l t h day of April. claim ing by, tbrougb, u nde r or I I , IMS. a n d ente red In Chon, will bo oold to tho hlgboot bid* c at* ohall b* redoomed accord ISS). a g a l a a t them o r a n y o f them, eery C u e No. m i l « f the dor a t th a fr o n t d o o r a f !h» lu g to law t b s p r o p o r ty de (HEAL) 4V A (o1e *5 c n s r b* abaotutely b a rre d a a d for* Clroolt C o u r t of tho M n t h Hamlnule County C o u r t Houaa acr I bed In euch e o rllH c a t* will A r th u r H. Borkwtth, Jr. aloeedl Mid ault being fllad PLAViNo Ht€> a t Sanford, Plorlda, on tho Judicial C ircu it In end for be aald to tba h lg h e e t bidder t ’l*rl» c ir c u i t Court, In th* C lreult Court uf th* SemlnoU County. ytorldo, flrat Monday In tba month of a t th * front door of th * HamHomlnol* Count). Plurlda Whiroln r E D B I I A L NATIONAL Juno, IMS, whlcn te tbo Srd Inol* County c o u r t Hnua* a t Publlohi April J*. May T. I t. N inth Judicial Circuit, In and fur Sawlnol* County, lo Chan day of Juno, IMS. M O im iA O B APUOCI AT ION, a Hanford, Plorlda, on th * f | u t SI. ISSS r#ry, entitled PKDRAL NA­ oarporatlon o r g n n l i t d u n d . r ^ f m t a d tbla l l t h d a y a f April. Monday In tho m o nth of J u n k CDH— ISS TIONAL MORTOAOB ASSOC­ a a Aot of C e a g r e io a n d osltt* IMS. which lo th * Srd d a y af IATION. u e orpora tlun orga nAntwoe ta Previous A m b l a p p u r s u a n t to tho y i d t r a l (SEAL) N O T IIU UP APPLICATION Ju n e . IMS. laad under a n Act of Congroa* A rthur )|. Beckwith. Jr. Motion*) H o r tg o g o Amoo IaPUN TAX DEED D a ta d tbla l l t h day o f April. and re la tin g p ura uant to th* Clark Circuit Court. tlon Chortor Aot. ha v in g Its (■*»• lOLia Pl.itlda a ia l u tM IMS. K tiltra l N allu nal M urlgsa* Seminole C ountr. Plorlda ■r t P ia i yrlgoluol offtefl In tho City (HEAL) 3 Provtauanl of W fl.hln gton, Dlotrtet of IIlb|Mi: ApfU >*‘ XUf T* ,4t NOTICE IH HEHEBY UtV- C h a r te r Act, r i a l n l l f f . varaua A r t h u r If. Ileuhw lth. J r . JOHKPII A. r U L l.K H and Culumblo, lo tho Ofllntlff, end CDII—U# EN. T h a t Ralph Itya* th* lWiagad rodtaS 4 Moby Dick, Clork Circuit C ourt. for UuUnCfl holdar of th# following cortlfl- JA N E H. rUL L UH. h i t wlf*. RICHARD L. rOLHY and BO­ Hemlnul* County, P lo rld a 4 Small hint being Choncory • SUf* part RA L roLEY. h i. «lf*. aro r u b u a b : April SO, H a y T. 14. cat* ha* fllad Mid ra rtlflc a l* Dafandanta, • BleekJHrd CBN No. I37IL p r a y in g a ROTKE OP APFl.!i:«TIOR tbo Dofondantfl. 1 will .*11 ta fo r lag daad lo ba laauad 13Pertoaof lima • thidor POE TAU DEED 7 Bird 1 bosk th*r*on. Th* ro r t lf l c a t a n u m - furacleaur* o f aald m ortgag* U Ground Ivy tbo blghM l a n d b a it b ld d .r CDH— I I I IS#*, t b 4 .l l F lo rid a ■l a t e toe • Containers bar a n d y a a r uf iMuanc*. tb* un tb* fallowing doocrlbed 14 Ga by aircraft for floih o t tho y r o n t Door land, lying a n d being la Heml__ e ite iu s *f teooi 13 Weapon daacrlptton of tha prnparly. NOTICE OP APPLICATION of tbo gflmlnolfl County Court note County, Plurlda, l o n l t : NOTICE In IIRREIIY OIVa n d lb* nama In which It waa PUR TAX D E E D h o u.o In tho City of Hanford. i i i i w ' a t u r a t i o a }?-?•“ *• »'»««*• Lot I of P R A I R I E LAKE —u . II Had an <a*v. 1M.IS S'larlda g ta ta te e a w raaad ar* aa fullowa: County of g.m lnula, riu rld a . EX, T hat Dovld Homo tbo M.VNuHH, Hamlnol* County. IS Colonired 17 SmlaMriea Cartlflcal* No. S l l / S i e of No, a t tsoa i a t 11:0* A. U. on tbo I t o t bolder of tbo fullow lng c ertifi­ Florida, accordin g to plat cate boo ftlrd soli) rortlflcato 30 Um.liuoaliri ISThlaj found ISS NOTICE IH H E H E B Y Q IY day of May. IMS. th* follow­ 43 Crustacean bSd* 13 Holding d e s k * * a CoddoM thoroof rocordoJ In I'lat for t a t (teed to bo teeuod T o a r of Uauanc* IMI EN. T h a t David Hunt* th* ing J . t c r l u a d proporty oo aot -43 BibUctI Bouk II. P # (* 73, Public t l Thor* ___ 34 Pnuetae* 2v Discern Daacrimion of P ru p a rty : Perth In . a i d P in a l Docroo, to- thereon. Tli# certific ate num ­ h o ld e r of th* fullowlng cortlfl 44 lluakkad many aarlMwe » Villa*# la Roar 11 Her ju t___ ber and y e a r of letuonrc, th* Record* of Hamlnol* County, c a t* ha a filed M id oorllflcat* w s of k m Of HM'M (Lata Wit: 4d RraxUua tapir .( Maiico 33 Perfurmad b'luilda tugatbor w ith th* Uoacrlptlon of th# property, f o r U a deed t o t>* Mautd N 417.1 (t. of E SOM f t A L ot 1. Block IS. North and 47TUy the name In which It woe (hereon. Th* c e r t if i c a t e nuio following r q u lp m a n tt Hoat- 23 Night* befora 3d Fowl fur soma 3SExU N S4S.T ft. of E. S*» OrlauUo t a i Addition, ao41 Spanish paiatar M R aS^V m ^ror, 40 rurafatbare aeaeued a r e a# foltuwa; *r. parmAUanlly Inatallad. b a r a n d year of Uauanc*. tha tL ) uf Hactloa IS Town o o rdlag lo pint tkorout Cartlflcata 37 Paaaerlna bird* 41 Um who baa* M Court* No. S i t You. and aach of yuu, ar* 3* Broad »milt deacrlp tlon of th* proparty • hip fo Rang* So E. Alao TOivfd-d In rut Back it, Vear a f Menane# loot a n d th* neiu* In w hich It w u I-*** portion r*.f*stn*d May haraby r a ^ u l r t d to fit* p e r ­ 37 Prono«in y u g . o SS and 34. Hub! to 1 T" TT 4 & e 1 T" sonally or by a tlornoy. In tbs 30 Legal aeoaaaad a r* u folio # e: St. IMS d**.rlb*d a s n . c o r d a of gowlaulo C oun­ Deacrlptlon of Fru p e rty : Instrument B 141(4 ft. of N. IS* f t C orilflcat* No. IS 117.34 f t or N. I.M l.Si ft uftlc* of th* Clork e f u l d ty. Klorlda. u 11 33 A«*r* of Lot SI Ruhlnaon'e eur- Year u t leauanc* t i l l »f E 117.44 ft. of W 4 uf Co a r t. In th* County Court T s g o t h . r w ith tbo following voy of an Addition to Hon. Deacrlptlon or P r u p o r ty : KM of H\V<i of g\VM Bac H»u*a. In th# city of Hanford. MRaUgtaue doacrlbod proparty a tt a c k . d rs | i 11 dsrvutioo Cuunty of Hamlnol*. Hint# uf ferd P l a t llouk 1 P a a ta SS lion IS Township 3« lia n a L ot ST lloukertow n Plat tboroto: A IS Florida, un ur bafor# th* Slh 3d Military trrm 30 E. Hook 4 Pages ST A SI 1. W all I t a u t . r —f a a a l r o y Nam* in which aaeeaeeil Char­ ar ie 1 day of Jun*. A. D.. 1S43. your 3d Compsaa point Nam * In which aoeeseod L. B. Nam* In which *M**aad Ed —t-PA -M 37 Eipli a« lie Haywood, llelre ■ ppaarauc#. a u a a a r o r otnar Mann Ward L a r w u S. Kongo — PrigldAlr* — «•* *f eald property bolug In ptiadlng* to tb# 3P Suitor All of eald proporty bolng In All of a a l j propa rty bain* I dafanala* modal IM-M *■* County of deiuln.ilo. Plat* th# County of Hemlnul*. Btal* th* County of Hamlnol*. m a t s Cumplalot In tbt* caua# and 40 Chinos* dynasty S. Ito frlg a rn to r — P rlgt- *f u It*b> U.man 24 a Florida. Ur.Ue* auclt cortlfl. uf Plorlda. Unlaaa auoh cartltl of Plurlda. Cnl*a* auch c artltl alau lu **rv# upun HandocA 41 deity d a li a — modal D - l t • *to ohall b# r r d e e m td *c- c a t * aliall b* radaauiad ac c a t* ahall b* rxlaa m a d accord SlcUwau, Hchwara A Mima, at4. H o t Watoy U a a ta r — eordlng to law th# property a turnaya fur tb* Pla intiff, a 43 beet Doy A N ig h t—modal SO-C d#««rlb#d m Audi cortlflcat# c o r d i n g to law lb* pruporty log lo law th* pru p a rty da copy of aald plaadlnga, utbar- 43 Making aa deocrlhad In euch usrtlflcate acrlba.t la ,uch c ar tlf lc a ta will I. V onotlan blind, t Incuruua 34 will b* told to tb# hluboet bid- will ba aold to th* h i g h e s t bid b* sold In th* high*,! I.lddar w t.a aald Ullt of Complaint 4 t Typify A Haraonod polio dor a t tb# front door of tb* d a r a t tb* fruut d o u r e f th* a t th# front door o f th# Ham will ba t a k a n a s confessed at 31 Advocate uf the DATL’D t b i t Hoy IT. ISOS Soralnul* County Court IIwuM Homlnol* County C o u r t Houaa Inol* County C ourt ll»u** a t >uu and aach uf you. navel p a y of May. A. D. IMS. a t Saafurd. Florida, na lb* flrot a t Hanford. Plorlda. ou tb* flrot Sanford. PI rlda. vn Ilia first DONE AND UIIDEIU-D UI* U Nautical turn (PEAL) Monday la lb# nmnih uf Juno, M onday In lb* m o n th of Jun*. Monday In th* m ontb of Juna. Srd day of Stay. A. D.. t i l l , U city A r t h u r II. Bookwlth. J r . IMS. which la lb# Srd day of ISIS, which lo tb* Srd day of IMS. which la th* Srd day of a t Hanfurd, Hoalnul* Cuuaty. 34 ttnllaa Specious w JT u r Clork o f C ircuit Court, Jun*. IMS. Jun*. It«3. Jun*. IMS. Florida. SSUrTare gom lu alo County, Plorlda. (HE.U.) Dated this l l t h d a y of April. l»at*d thla n t h duy of April. 34 Peter th* (.(eat a V Cleveland. Jr. iss^*"* ***,r of ms. IMS. f A rthur It. Back with. J r . 37 Musical \.r aMack n d H arold P. Jobnocn (BEAM (HEAL) (HEAL) Clork ot tb# Clruull Court dlrocDaa 44 (F A ttornoya f a r P la intiff ot Hamlnol# County. F l o r ­ A r th u r It. Beckwith. Jr. A r t h u r H. Booh -ith. Jr. A r t h u r H. Backwlth. Jr. DOWN Suit# IIS S a n f o r d A l U a t i a Clork Circuit Court. id* Clork Circuit C o u r t Clark Circuit Court. Nat l Bk B ld g I Sacks Seminole County, yiurldo Uy: M a rtha T. Vlhloa Seminole County, Plorlda Hamlaol* County. Florida ■unfurd, P l o r l d a 3 Malarial liver Fublleh: April SO. Hoy T, t i . P u b l i s h : April so. H a y T, t i r u b i la b ; April So, May 7. 11. ' Deputy Clark l ‘ bllak M a p I I , t i l l SI. IMS SI. IMS Publish: May 7. 14, 31. 3i. 1M3 OW-lf C lill—I I I CDH— t l l CDH—US cut- 1> ate Me. T*4 • IH I £ & H rE s r-r* .s Church Elects \9U Officers < ;•• sar^.r^s' a \ Legol Notice ® ... "US ?“ •“* B- ock tod C. 1L Johnson wS**~ join M. E- Rudolph, E. P, Richards, William Baumhol-— acr, Robert Webb, H. A. Scott and E. Anselone. Tnursday night's nteotiug ” m s the Uto of the current'. AMT BROWN — PEST CONTROL T e r m i te s A O t h e r P e »ta 2601 PARK DR. 322*8865 SANFORD M ay Day Ball King A R E A D R EC IO R Y And Queen Crowned Ho B. Pope C o, Inc. stsssr 1"u** INSURANCE HARRY ADAHl’S BALL-BLAIR SAVING CAN MAKE IT SOI Whathar you want to retire, or to eimply relax, substantial savings in the bank can make it so. Because savings free you from financial worry! Build your savings here easily by saving R L * HARVEY C hipm an Concrete Products ate regularly. YouU earn 8 ^ % on Pass Book savings and 4 ft on Savings Certificates. STEINMEYER Sanford Flour and '’Feed Store 7 gTday •* ,M* / a / e - ffle u x J t* Legal Notice nr saaroan Legal Notice OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUR BOARDING HOUSE \ ' call t-f-nhi 8/ kA«> aly h o m y ? S M O .i.1 am RPrieaM 3UGT RCMEMBK^tD 1*— BBtHey6W I/V4axL»*4oide'tou« r I « BRID6 S TOURNAMENT I HCMB »4 A FGN CHWS I D ISARM ATTMe eSTATE O F THE] VSdTHCR SOU HAN6 THIRD EARL OP LOV46R J 6 UPFSRXD ANY . DRDf»9HlRB/-— M AKACTUAL. tCAFF—- T ' M i O R e *1PO^ IN3URIE6/ w il l b e a d e q u a t e YO SHOW 6 0 0 0 FAITH r i) T On the Wing w l r~ rr] IT v i 1 ti k It 4 # Me fPOESNT WANT ,1 MARTHA 'TO HEAR |0 F IT Antwoe to Freriou* Punla BoMboll Pilot ACROSS ’M s a 13 MoqbIsIs ,.g r s ? ImpUiDont I I MlUhcurdimc IS Oraok tube 17 Bustle IS Air icoank. form) x at am _____ 31 t a l m b d 34 Let the haU ----- foul STAaaembii** 31 Operatic tola 32 Biblical boat 33 Hindu robe 34 GUde icoinb form 1 I Heine wassSpfir* l » Scottish mdyard 21 -----ef Abraham 33 AndlFrj 33 Repeal 24 Grate r - r~ l r - IS li ■ it _ i■ IT 1 aO 3 L'topiaa 57 I Pm* 7 lalernni turtma !L * MSufflu 34 Threefold Icomh. (orml 10 I T I T u r Jt H 43 44 --peered 41 Dueling(temtla) weanoo 4* Helper l a b j ^ dt Low haunt r - 4 rr )7M <FV.) 4 Maanritna 8 S U! * l t h u r team 43 Beginning 43 For fear that 44 Abort 43 Cotton bundle n~ a - ‘.*"*fl, S S '??*"??'” * 47 ^ S a f J te tn , 28 Schools af •hale* 30 Tool covering 34 Symbol for tellurium 33 AgricuRuruU \l 40 Other* toe I t Legislator U T t n a la enckei IS At that Um* IT Meadow SODudar 13 Bara lega&y 13 Moon goddam M Nautical term “T (pi) IS ThoreugMar* DOWN I Adriatic nmd 3 Aagerod 3 City la Navada ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ mMu'rdlL-e. * 1 «1 u iJ I T 1S ’ 5T m 4i « TT to ii~ I ti �£i/P£fi(W/fT Mias Ann Mahan, Seminole I Seminole County girls swept i Miss Mahan, the new Miss ig:t School junior w a s j t h e show with Miss Barbara, Florida USTA, and Mias rowned Mi«s Florida of the Diggs, head majorette of the Diggs, first runner-up, are . S. Twirling Aim. Saturday Lyman High School Twirling both members of the elite i Apopka and will represent Corps, taking the second “Specialites." the hand-pick­ io majorettes of the state place spot, ed group of Central Florida t the national contest in Miss Joan Jones, also of sekson, Miss., in August. Seminole High School, head girls who serve as majorettei majorette of the Twirling for the Orlando Broncos pro Seminoles also was one of the football team. Miss Mahsn is the daughter top five winners in (he contest, which was based on of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma­ beauty, poise, talent and per­ han of Sanford and Mias Diggs is the daughter of sonality. There was no twirling in Principal and Mrs. Ralph the contest, which was spon­ Diggs of Lyman High School. Miss Mahan was crowned sored by the USTA to find the prettiest and most talented by Miss Beverly Arnold of Orlando, last year’s winner. The Rev. Pierre W. DuBose girl among the many beauti­ In aJditkm hi her crown, ful and talented majorettes in Jr., minionary to Brazil for Miss Florida USTA received eight years, will speak and Florida high schools. i a gold-plated baton, the only For her talent presentation, ihow slides ot his work at a one of ita kind in the country, Family Night Supper at 7:30 Misa Mahan gave a reading made especially for this of a dramatic poem entitled p. m. Wednesday at St. An­ •vent. She was also present­ drews Presbyterian Chapel “Silence." Misa Jones did a ed with a gift of a bouquet song and dance comedy num­ 6013 Unocal Beach Dr., Bear of red American Beauty ber. Lake. A noteworthy point of the roses, as was Miss Diggs. A pot luck supper will be enjoyed at 6:13 p. m. and contest lies In the fact that each family attending Is ask­ Mrs. Carol Nutt Little, for­ ed to bring covered dishes mer Seminole High School head majorette, now a pri­ and table service. Rev. Thomas H. Makln. vate twirling instructor, di­ pastor of the church, has an­ rected the staging of the pa­ nounced that the family night geant. Sirs. Little is connect­ events will continue on the ed with the Twirling Instruc­ second and fourth Wednes­ tion Studios of Sir. and Sirs. days ot each month. Formal Slerl Smith who have taught organization of the St. An­ nearly, all ot th< Central drews group into a Presby­ Florida majorettes, terian Church Is scheduled for the afternoon of June IS at which time a Commission of St. Johns Presbytery will lead in the constitution of 03888346 the congregation, Missionary To Speak In Bear Lake 2 Teams Tied Tea To Honor Clinic Mothers -At Longwood----By Donna Estes The Longwood Elementary School will honor its Clinic Mothers i t a Tea this Wed­ nesday afternoon to express appreciation for the effort and time spent by these mo­ thers In the clinic work. Serving as hostesses for the occasion will be Mrs. 3tary Thompson, chairman of Longwood and 3lrs. Myra Sloddcn, assistant chairman, •f North Orlando. Special guests will be County Nurses 31rs. Grace Fisher and 3frs. Florye Gil­ bert and Mrs. Pat Boyles who Will be chairman of the Clinie Mother* next year. Li'l Buggers and Mona's Florist are tied for first place after five weeks of Jet Bowlcrcttcs play with 13 wins and 3 losses. SfCOBd piJCtf is Kants ln> surance with 14 wins and six losses. Third Is 3lac's 66 Sta­ tion with 13 wins and 7 losses. Fourth is Team No. • with 8 wins and 1? losses. Fifth place finds Team No. 7 and Cook's Corner tied with 7 wins and 13 losses and Chada's Midway Grocery Is last with 2 wins and 18 losses. High game and High scr­ ies went to Shirley 3fartin with a 193 game and 493 scr­ ies. Other high games were 173 by Helen Marchcsano, 171 by Alice Sexton, 166 by Nat Schnitxlcr, 163 by Joan Everly, 164 by Irene Dulck and llclen Allman and 160 by Jantf Spolski. The Chuluota Library A u o elation will bold ita organtzatioaal meeting in the Com* munity Building at ■ p. m. today. The meeting It being rail­ ed by U ri. Ara Atherton, act­ ing a i chairman, who has worked lor more than a year to establish a library in this community. Giving freely ot her knowledge and exper­ ience in this type of work, she has succeeded In estab­ lishing n foundation on which a very creditable institution can be built. Officers, who will be the guiding force of the library during the coming year, will MR. AND MRS. FRANK SAR-LOUIS, formerbe nominated and elected at ly of Altamonte Springs, celebrated their 75th this meeting and plans lor Wedding Anniversary last Wednesday at an operation and expansion will Open House held at The Rambles in Winter be discussed and formulated. Park where they now reside. Prior to the Open The organizing members House a Nuptial Mass w al held for them a t the are Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ath­ St. Mary-Magdalen Catholic Church in Alta­ erton, Mr. and Mrs. George monte. (Herald Photo) Boulden, Sgt. and Mrs. Char­ les Bell, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Christlieb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox, Mrs. Dorihea S. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jacksoo, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones, Miss Ida Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Don­ By Lawise Hi massek A nuptial Mass was held at ald Laws, Mr. and Mrs. Kell The rare and remarkable the St. 3lary-Magdalen Cath­ Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Ludomll occurrence of celebrating a olic Church in Altamonte by Morskl, Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ Diamond Wedding annivers­ their local minlater, Ft. Hu­ man Stewart, Mrs. Maureen ary was experienced recent­ bert J. Reason. ly by 3tr. and Mrs. Frank Friends joining them later Sar-Louis, formerly of Alta­ for the open house were Fr. monte Springs, who marked the 73th year of a marriage Reason and bis mother, Mrs. filled with love and devotion. Lula Reason, of Miami; Mias HELfOTROPDUl An open house was held to Thressa Jenkins, Mrs. Anna The process by which tha honor the couple at the Ram­ M. Wood, Mra. Natalie Hart­ blossom sunflower bles in Winter Park, where shorn, Harry Winslow, Rev. moves with the sun is called they now reside. Hostess for and Mrs. J . H. Groover, Mr. heUotropism. Curvature of the occasion was Mrs. Kath­ and Mrs. George Knoth, 31rs. Um sunflower's stem Is caus­ erine Carroll, head of the Ilarry A. Kohl, Mrs. Grace ed by cells growing faster on 116 S. Magnolia Ave, rest borne. Assisting her were Walker and Mrs. A. G. Garst. the shaded side. p r t andM r*. A. George SarLouis, son ah<T daughter-inlaw of the couple. The Sar-Louises, who are routing. Within a fow daya you receive marked road M and 96 years, respectively, were married at St. Joseph mape, with a routo planned to avoid detours and take Cathedral in Cleveland, Ohio, in as many pointa of internet os possible. . . Then — where he was associated with after a family get-together to eel final vacation plans, the w ater department for and a pre-vacation cor check at your Standard station more than 50 years. They were active m-mber- of the —you’re ready for a trouble-free trip. St. Thomas Aquinas Church While traveling, too, you’ll be right on course if in Cleveland and on their an­ you mako your stops a t tho Standard Oil sign, where niversary, their former min­ we take hotter care of your car. ister, the Rev, Fr, Clark, sent Happy vacation tripe begin with the poetcard you them a congratulatory tele­ send to Standard Oil Touring 8ervice for a free trip- ST ANDARD OIL COMPANY ( K E N T U C K Y ) gram and a beautiful floral arrangement of yellow fuji mums arranged around cle­ verly styled lettering signi­ fying the event. G E N E R A L © ELECTRIC SUPER LIN E ROOM AIR CONDITIONER 3 easy steps to a carefree vacation the STANDARD way BAKUARA DIGGS DRIVE IN aoon and get a handy poataea-paid requeat card from your nearest Standard Oil Dealer, ror a free routing of your vacation trip, fill out tha card . . , tailing ua whan and where you plan to g o . . . and mail Min to Standard Touring Service. YOLTLL RECEIVE witiio vacation trip on well showing tha shortest Also, U will ahow poi BEFORE YOU 60 ask your Standard Oil Daaler to aervica your car, to be aura it 1 T hat, in the eyca of moat Chevy I I wagon owners, is just about tha aiza of it. A king-aize appetite for cargo. Dut a dainty one for gas. And this, wa hardly need add. ia just the kind of wagon we planned it to be. Taut and trim as it ia on the outside, we went to great lengths to keep it BIG where a wagon ahould be BIG. The load platform extends a full ajar fret from tha back of the (root seat to the tip of the lowered tailgate. _ , ___ * Q |?T‘V J 3 B TRADE'N'TRAVEl R l H K * r r r i |i a M TIME ATTOUR CHEVZOUIDbUiRS And for all the pepper we packed into th at 6-cylinder engine (there’s also a choice of an even ^ >r*^*er * la moat models), we were careful to keep it simple, easy to service— a,1‘l * real stickler on economy. M in a traveling mood? Well—happy coincidence—thia ia tho time of year your Chevrolet dealer feels in his most generous “ * hi‘ h CHECK HIS T N T DEALS ON CHEVROLET, CHEVY E , CORVAIR AND CORVETTE Rod ft Palm etto SANFORD, FLA. where we take better care of your car atl El �'The First Order of Buslnre*HT» Secretory General W illPas* the Hot" W ■ - w- • • Political Notebook 4 Mfttittri Salvation A m WMkto Map i& 2t Wa aekaowtodge with gratitude the continuing atrrks that the 8*lvatioo Amur w aden to ear things nr®ntver better thnn occnsiou* ty rising populatioa to lift itself out TO* peril colors everything tho free world doss to help the Latin lands. No one knows how long those jtotioaa may avoid tho advertised w s of communism if they find pro­ gress under the free system contin­ ually slow and frustrating. Yet there Is n kind of tragic honor utterly mg tws very dangerous situation. For the examples of com■wai— at work to the world make it stunatogiy riser that communism is sksshrtriy barren of solutions to tho great economic j The count i __are not so . . - WLatin W W generally agricultural as it ia often thought Some haw strongly urbantoed populations. But most have been igricultursl Russia and Bed China dramatically emphasise, emphasiie, to’the area of greateet Communist failure economically. _ ___ ____ ____ we hear enough to know that ^^JoTorijr do tho •eooonjtsa of thgsg Mads not flourish, but the Moscow sod Pricing ragfan*. «Uk their sstsQitss with ruthlsss effi­ ciency. Perhaps our Lotto neighbor! do not rosliso H, but the Appeal to com­ munism for some of than — as for others around the gk>be — is the ap­ peal of "something for nothing." Tho gullible who are ready to embrace this system are looking for shortcuts to salvation and prosperity. Of course there aw none. The Hving experience of every Cotnmuniat*cf<ntrolled nation on earth ia proof of i t What the Latin peoples most rs* to upon in the end ia themselves. Their problem is not that aid from free lands does not work, but that thsy do not work. This does not mean they do not labor for brand. It means claaUaf caae and the fatthey do not attack their own problew-ep. far H has religions lema with forea aad vigor, do not de­ aa weH aa penenael facets. velop strong effective leadership, do CASE P-444: Rachel R., eg. not dedicate themeelvee to the na­ ed 20, was enrolled in mp eve­ tional proposition that their proning classes at Northwestern grama of economic uplift education Unlvenitp. and improvement muet take priority She was so emotionally dis­ over everything else they do. turbed bp her employer that If every Latin nation had a lead­ she asked for a personal inter­ er of the quality and epirit and de­ view with me. termination of Puerto Bieo’e Gov. “Dr. Crane,” aha began, “I Lula Munoi Maria, the peril of tomfeel aa U 111 have a nervous munlam would be puehed far back. breakdown before long if 1 For ita emptineaa aa a way of life don’t quit my job.______ woultntoihxryiy eapuaeti iu cuuuaau : dr. William H. Dial, PresMUnT More Than Clock Puncher (Reprinted from Gainesville Dally Sun) Wa overboard a comment tola week that thrown aoare light upon tha reluctance of pome rittaens, even 'seemingly lnUJIIt«Bt ones, to pay teachTha comment, In this case, was made by a filling station operator. 11s said, in offset, “Tha teacher has it pretty •oft—with a short day, a short week, and a short year. He knocks off at thro# o'clock: ho doesn’t work on Saturdays; aad ha haa long aummsr vaca­ tions.” Unfortunately this ia the picture that many people have a ( tha teacher's job. They should stand behind a one-way screen and viaw the texchsr'x day from tha ringing of tha alarm clock in tho morning to tho grading of tho last paper at night They should alas hare tha axperienea of altting at tha teacher's desk and wreitling with lb# problems .Individually and collectively, of SS to 40 restore and peppy children for •lx or seven hours a day. Let’a aesum# that whoa the filling station operator un­ locks his gas pump In th* morning, ho is greeted with the impatient honks af 80 er more care of assorted kinds demanding service. Aa the day gore on th* pressure never re* taxes—always SO or more In. dividual cars nooding Individ­ ual attention. By tha time three o'clock comre it would bo hard to convince tho filling station operator that he has had a “abort” day. And when rMe>~rra*» Mrs marryccMreny a* a c ja c m m i w o h t n two m i o - naflPM rw M W H afM irm iD > DUMrewMAM’ariHB'nMana J WWDVTDPaUVWfTKtoUxI J . | A » r r JU ST n u n svHBJta V T) AtMn/ S 4m Pave 4 Sanford, Florida Tuaaday, May 21,1963 WAL.TKW A. UIMLOW, C liM U B AMU PUMLISISKB u a a r vsummiu . buw amu a. j s u w i M a a a e l a e KOI lo r A d v s r ttslsg Directs jo o r w a u * r u n l . smohmah Caoaly IM Ilsr S w Im m M a n a ae r CBCSU.1A V A aaan bhialmt a umax Society B a il o r Classltlre Manas** nonor Mr A vm * F e a t u r e B d lte r roA.ua vourous Circulation M a a a s* ■ U SD WELLS lic e h a a leal Sup*. • O's and A#* bp our brain, we shell soon be able to change the entire social atmosphere. Jesus told us to love our enemies. But it is impossibis to turn on an emotion at a mo­ ments notlee. Emotions must be generated by going through the proper motional And we can force our muscles, including tongue and lips, to utter praise. “Besides,” 1 warned Rachel, “a 'bearcat* at tha of fire is wicit a n m » 'hoimseat* at homo. “Thoso office bearcats who try to shout and throw thsir weight around, often feel in­ secure and Inferior deep down inside. “80 their bullying tactics are llekly to be a smoke screen or camouflage. •Try paying your employer an honest compliment, start­ ing tomorrow morning. Praise “Yet 1 have spastic colitis hia new tic or cult or whatand must see a doctor every ever merits an honest eomplitwo woeks. He thinks It is au m* -‘dus to tho tension at work. "But fores yourself to nttor "80 what ean 1 do, Dr. * hit of praise. You may feel Crane, 1 need this job, pat 1 jittery and as skittish as a may have a complete nervous boginning public speaker, but breakdown if I continue with pay the boss an honect eompli. my present boss.” ment, anyway. This la a good txamplo of “Then keep it up and sea “Elther-Or” fallacy. what happens, for 111 guarOur government leaders also antes that he will melt down try to atampede us by this and praise you back again be* threat of an “Elther-Or” fore very long * choice, when there ia often a Tomorrow 111 give yon tho third solution that ia much follow-up, but send for tho batter. “Compliment Club” booklet. And so H was with Rachel's enclosing a long stamped, re- Fink National Bank a l Orlando Port Office Box 8833 Orlando, Florida Dear Bill: 1 want ta congratulate you for the leadership yon have displayed in bringing together tha thinking af the Centre! Florida Area Commlttea on litre ta the crux of the mis­ tha matter of higher educe, understanding. Education to a cattea needs of central Flor­ professional job—aad a highly ida ta Its poettioa of lead**demanding job. In moot ether ■hip ta the space age. professional a r e a s w h e r e It la encouraging that Sen* "service to people” ia tho store Beth Johncon, James A, prim* objective, the as pert Boyd Jr., Bernard Parrish, deals singly with his clients— Mack Cleveland, Merrill Barnot in groups. And It is art her. Irlo Bronson, John Me* uncommon for ono client to Carty and William Gautier need and reccivo tha service af are lu agreement that there several experts. needs ean beat bo mat through The doctor dore not deal to tho placing of a branch of “mare” cures. Tha lawyer tho University of Florida Co|. dore not deal In *maaa” liti­ Itga of Engineering In central gation. Tha architect dore not Florida. Obviously, this ia a deal In “mass" planning. Each much faster and more econom­ Individualises tha problems of ical method of offering high* hta clients. Unfortunately oduor education in control Flor­ eatlon cannot operate that ida than to attempt to create way—in spit* af tha heart­ aa entirely new university fa* warming picture of Mark Hoy. dllty. As we all know, a new “Why don’t you try the Com. kina on ono end of a log and university has to go through pllmsnt Club technique on your a student on tho othor. It must a long period of time before employer!” 1 asked. devise methods of “group” in­ “Oh, Dr. Crane, I despise struction without nogtoctlng it Is accredited and tha d ti­ him!” aha spoke fsrvsntly. tans who need there fscllltlre tha individual student's prob­ cannot afford to attend non- “Why, 1 couldn't POSSIBLY lem*. pay him a compliment! 1 just We hoar nc complaints accredited Institutions. could not forco oven a word of These sight Senators have about tho oarnlngs of tho doc­ praise across my lips for that placed the nerd, of the area's tor, tho lawyer, tho architect. man. 1 hate the sight of hlml” dtissns above any personal Why should it be different But I reminded Rachel that desires relative to the exact with the teocherT He also haa Invested muck time and money location of tho physical plant it is perfectly honset and in preparing for bin profes­ nacareary to accomplish your proper to praise even a moat sion—especially if ba meets purpose. Their cooperative ac> hated ensmy, for a compliment tha Increasingly Ugh stand- tivitlre on this subject hare ia not flattery. ante now expected of kirn. He impressed their colleagues ta A compliment ta n bit of honost praise that neutral by. tha Florida Senate. too ta worthy of his b in . Again, 1 want ta eempU- ■tenders will even admit ta There ia no doubt that teach, •re might improve their etat* ment you and Senators John, merited. financially by resorting to son, Boyd, Parrish, Cleveland, True enough, wo always dis­ mathode often used by tabor. Barber, Bronson, McCarty and like praising a foe so we may be compelled to clonch our But tho idea af a “teachers' Gautier. teeth and fore* those first few Sincerely, ■trike” Jars the public’s sense words of prales serosa them. of propriety. And most teachBut if we rule our emotions •re reject the method re being Inappropriate for members of a “service profusion.” The determination of educat­ ors to win professional recog­ nition ia a wholesome ant worthy aim. Thor* ia no field of service (with tha possible exception of m e d i c i n e ) in which professional expertnese ta more essential than in edu­ cation. Tho people can do FOR OUR themeelvee a favor if they will quit thinking af tha teach­ GRAND O PEN IN G MAY 25th er as a dock puncher and A Free Gifts A Door Prizes think of him u a skilled pro­ fessional servant whore worth to society demands recognition ia dollars rather than In senti­ mental declamations af appro- group of 13 former French colonies, bow independent The Oral African summit cob * etatee. foresee to be held is Addis of Americas States. Coanell of the Entente: Ababe, Ethiopia, Map M I If a permasent charter exa- four email weet African states is of eessiderable interest is which are also members of Washington and all other bob * IAMO and LAM organized African capitals throughout in 195®. the world. They will be Equatorial States: another watching to see what aomea. sub-regional group of four eat et i t i quarters for such a regional states which hare a common organisation map be author­ market and external tariff. Casablanca Charter States: ised. U. S. policy is to promote six north African Arab states uatftcxtkm in Africa to which first met in January strengthen the new govern­ 1961 but which have not met ments and break up Balkan* since. East African Common Scr. [cation of Africa into many vice Orangisation— EASCO: weak states that cannot be four former British colonies made aelf-aupporting. If tor ao other reason, which might evxotuxlly fedAfrica is important to the crate. Pan-African Freedom Move, United States ia the United Nations, where U now haa ment for East, Central and almost n third of the votes. Southern Africa. AfHss to bp no means eeoaomieaBp Independent to­ day, though II haa vast undtvsloped resources. Total Q—Are there any nxtive ibreign aid to Africa from American musical i n s t r u ­ all sources last year was be* m ents? tween H i and $3 billion. A—The banjo is cenerally This included 9700 million tom the U. S. government, regarded to bo the only one. I6W mllllor from Russia, rstheriag — hss am more than $1 billion from three nuin objectives: Q—Whst is the “Flying Europe, UJf. technical sails* Dutchman” f taace, World Bank loans and (boat a m * still dspaadeat. A—A Isngendarp phantom To lap the haaie founds!lone private investment made up ■hip of ill omen, formerly be. to* African unity and to ex* the balance. lleved to haunt the sess Creation of the new Pan* change views that will rslse around the Cape of Good living standards tor the Afri­ African organisation would Hope. can people and improve their not necessarily mean dissolu­ economic, cultural aad poll* tion of tko seven smaller regional groups already in deal eoodlltoa. To formulate • aalversal existence. African Charter which would The principal A f r i c a n now functioning bring together those charter* troupial* which previously have beta drafted bp the Casablanca, Monrovia sod Malagasay group*. • The emperors list dote not meotlon the Arab League of IS state*, seven of which are HILL LUMBER ft and Malagasay ia Africa, ala ia Aala'a Near HARDWARE CO. UAM: an aetive E ast 213 W. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. Loapkew Annin1untyrtt R to ever to ba achieved, must include, of course, the North African Arab dates. Admittedly ono of tho gnat, ret obstacles of tho Addis Ababa conforme* will bo to reconcile tho ambitions of President Nasser’s United Arab Republic with tho re­ called Black Africa south of lire Sahara. Among topics likely to be discussed are mutual dafence, tariff aad trad* be­ tween African countries, com­ munications, common cur­ rency and exchange, research and economic service* tor all member dates. Tbs most that ean bo ox- CHECK THESE DRY WEATHER SPECIALS ON FINEST PERFORMING SHALLO W -W ELL J E T PUMPS MODEL S33 Yt HP Complete Stock Of • PLASTIC PIPE aad FITTINGS ^ ^/ATTRACTIV E INSURED SAVINGS • RAINDIRD SPRINKLERS and • WELL SUPPLIES EARNINGS -------- SPECIAL SALE! SINCE 1117 Thoughts E n t e r e d a s sccoad class m a t t e r O c tober IT. ISIS a t U * Poet Office of Sanford. Florida, u n d e r t h e Act of Ccasrees a f Marsh. With all lowliness and msskness, with patience, for­ T h e H e rald le a m e m b e r c f the United Prana which Is entitled bearing one another in love.— osclualvsljr to th* use fo r rc p u b llc a tlo a of all th* local aew* Ephesian* 4:2. • r i o t e d i a Utla aowepaper. LUMBER CO. 700 S. French Ave, PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 317 • 319 Elm Ave. f\ SANFORD. FLA. �4 II" a sjs • - . • • • ** . •••.. Court Rule Reaction M ixed Freeman Leverett, a Geor­ gia assistant attorney gen­ eral, said the new decisions apparently did not touch Georgia's main d e f e n s e against restaurant desegre­ gation. Leverett said the high court did not rule against Georgia's anti-tresspass law which makes it a m isde­ meanor for persoas to r e ­ fuse to leave private property when asked to do so by the manager. North Carolina Asst. Atty. Gen. Ralph Moody said a Special Week Salvation Arm y The week of May 19th to 26th has been desigated and recognited as Salvation Army Week throughout the nation, and was observed in Sanford Monday by a visit with Rotarians, by Capt. Harry Fo* den, local Salvation Army head. In his talk, Capt. Foden pointed out th a t 90 percent of the troubles of people who seek help and aid from the Army are traceable to drink­ ing problems. “The rallying cry of ‘Heart to God and Hand to Man’ has traditionally been the motto of the Salvation Army," he said. “The success of the service springs not only from T . city segregation ordinance was not used in prosecuting seven Durham demonstra­ tors whose convictions were set aside by the court Moody u ld the seven were prosecuted under a state anltrespasa law which makes it a misdemeanor for a person to refuse to leave another person’s property when or­ dered by the owner to do so. Durham City Atty. C. V. Jones said that 40 years ago a city ordinance was passed making it unlawful for Ne­ groes and whites to eat to­ gether in restaurants. Jones said, however, he ruled the measure invalid about turn years ago and that it would be deleted from the eity code under a revision approved 18 months ago. Leverett said the Supreme Court ruling might affect any Georgia cities that have eegregation ordinances but the ruling does not cover the antl-preapass law. Under the Georgia law, a proprietor is free to decide independently whether he wants to segregate or Inte­ grate bis eating places. Catholic Circle Holds Meeting In Longwood the modern techniques Im­ plemented in fighting this ancient 111 and others, but also from the warmth and sympathy with which Army volunteeers approach each in­ dividual whom they serve. “ In addition to providing counseling, spiritual guidance, food, clothing and m aterial aid, they add the priceless extra of compassion." he said. "An arm y is made up of individuals fighting for a common cause, but the Sal­ vation Army differs from other armies in that the enemies it has chosen to vanquish are suffering and needs and the weapons it em- Admissions Teresa Davis, Lake Mary; Katherine Davis, Lake Mary; Robert Rrown, Albert Bos­ tic Jr. Annie Lois Holley, Ma­ ria I’cre^. Donald Young, Hazei Rouse; noose; bmmt m m «n v Anna Peart Hill of Sanford. Discharges Mary Findlay, DeBary; John Kennedy Jr., Longwood; Frank Gilhully, N. J .; Helen Gentry, Harold Riggs, Mrs. Jam es Byrd ami baby, Sy­ lvia Lewis, Henry Mathis, Roxie Lee, Evelyn Yychc, David Brubaker, Ray Anthony Mills. Willie Johnson, General il. Turner, Marjorie Oakley of Sanford. ploys are Love and Under­ standing, Capt. Foden, told Rotarians. "These weapons are prof­ fered with a sincere concert) for the spiritual, emotional, physical and mental well-be­ ing of all men—regardless of race or religion," he said. Capt. Foden described the beginnings of the Army in 1863 in England, and it's spread to the U. S. in 1880. The tin t post was in an old shoe factory in New York, and that humble beginning has now grown to four dis­ tricts with the Southern Dis­ trict composed of 13 Southern states and Mexico. Florida's division headquarters are In Jacksonville. Army Centers, service ex­ tension units, materity homes and hospitals, transportation ami immigration bureaus, mo­ bile canteens, USO Clubs and centers, camps, social service centers are all part of the Salvation Army's many ser­ vices. Also included is the Salvation Army Employment Service Bureaus and the Missing Persons Bureau, Capt. Foden said. m. f 'A f lake Mary UPW Drcle One Has Meeting At Howell Home By P — ■ Estes Long wood's St. Catherine of Siena Circle of the Church of the Nativity Catholic Wo­ men's Club held Ha regular monthly meeting at 8 p. m. last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Columbo Farina, on the Longwood-Lake Mary Rd. Mrs. F. J . Bartlinski, who presided at the me King due to the absence ot Mrs. John Kennedy, eapressed Mrs. Kennedy's appreciation to all of the members who bad worked so hard for the re­ cent Spring Feitival held at the church. Plans were discussed for a dessert social to be held in June at the borne of Mrs. The Southern Association of Vl-ginia Burke. Colleges and Schools Com St. Catherine eircle meinmission on Colleges, which is oers, Mrs. Zeno Hyland, Mra. in charge o f accrediting Robert Dufault, Mrs. Burke schools, has released a state and Mrs. Kennedy furnished ment on the deflnatioo of ac­ refreshments on May 14 for creditation. ths USO. What d o e s accreditation Mrs. Jennie Fox announc mean? In simple terms, ac­ ed that $14.17 was earned at creditation la recognition of a recent dessert social. A the intellectual or academic new member, Mrs. Kay Stan­ respectability of educational ton. was welcomed. Institutions. The hostess served re­ The Association goes on to freshments of cake, punch state that "accreditation in and coffee following the the United States is unique meeting. in that it is applied from The June meeting of the within voluntary, non-politi­ circle will be held a t the cal professional organiza­ home of $Irs. Garland Shaw. tions and not from without." The basic functions of ac­ creditation are to discover DeBary HD Club and propagate good educa­ tional practices, to improve Sets Meeting the educational process, and The May meeting of the to strengthen educational in­ DeBary Home Demonstration stitutions. Club will be held this Thurs­ Although the responsibility day at the Community Center of educators, accreditation beginning with a workshop at serves several purposes. It 10 a. m. encourages institutions to im­ A program on Materials prove their programs by pro- for Homemaking will be vkling for them standards or held following the noon lun­ criteria established by com cheon. Mrs. George Wright potent bodies. will preside. By Frances Wester Mrs. Roy Howell J r . was hostess for the May Circle One meeting of the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held in her home on Lakeview Avt., Tuesday night. A special Devotional, the reading of tho poem, "The Meaning of FaHh." was giv­ en by Stanley Howell, foilowed by the Lord’s Prayer la unison. ' Reports were given by Mrs. Earl Unger on the April covered dish supper and the Miaaion Supper in May; by Mrs. Margaret Ulmer on the Theodore project; by Mrs. Mabel Brown, World Service Chairman, on the clothing sent to Newport. Tenn. and the regular sewing assign­ ment of the group, and cloth­ ing taken to the Good Samar­ itan Home, The members were asked t to check the Circle list and bring some who have not been attending to the next meeting. Mrs. Aarolyn True read an article from Concern Maga­ zine regarding "Least Coin", in explanation of this project. The program for the even­ ing waa presented by Mrs. Kay Saaaman and was taken from Chapter Three of the study book on “One People of God." After hte meeting adjourn­ ed, refreshment! wera serv­ ed by the hostess. Other members besides those mentioned above were Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Mrs. W. B. Harrison. Mra. A. E. Crocker. Mrs. Ruby M. Lin­ den, Mrs. John Pllley and Mrs. Robert Rugenstein. U tah's Great Sah Lake Is about six times saltier than the ocean. Now you get extra savings during America's Best Sefflmt-Cyflai* Wapa. Hiddencom­ partment under rear cargo lloor is standard on Classic 770 wagon above. 138-bp V-8 also available. -------------------T WOW WHAT t o w PWCCS' 1 j I America’s lowwt prkai car, bar aom. Yet this American 220 Two-Door Sedan is chock-full of extra-value features. W h\ Room far six I footers. It's the Classic 550Two-Door Sedan. 33,000-mile chas­ sis lubrication. 4,000-mile oil change! 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SACSCC Explains Accreditation Honored Of Colleges Hospital Notes MAY 17 Admissions Jennie Sciglcr, Mims; James Barker, DcBary: Alberta Glover. John C. Crews, Myr«li- Kell;-, Royie lee S.imuel Cowley of Sanford. Discharges Mark Shocld. De l t a r y ; Brantley Lingard, Oviedo; Mildred Butcher, DeUary: Kdward Carter, DeBary; Ru­ by Cinder, Christopher Wing, Kmma Milter, James Johnion, Mrs. Clemon Nicely and baby, Floma Lewis, Mrs. Jack Goode and baby, Ro­ bert Reely Sr., of Sanford. MAY IS •. t— I f l i M F r m tatersaUwal Several state legal officials who have tried to hold up the Southland^ crumbling segre* gallon barriers said new sit In decisions handed down Monday by the U. S. Supreme Court do not necessarily mean racial walls will come tumbling down. In a series of milestone decisions, the court struck down the convictions of 38 sit-in demonstrators in five cities, including Birmingham, Ala., and Durham. N. C., where new racial erisis have arisen. • • "f* | �£ & ; i Federation Plans Installation This Thursday P u p il* Rnf#f National Piano Auditions Park Aveast. ianford. Mist Goweni *M bora k G a d i d t a , Ala, attended lord. While a Undent at Semlook High School the was a member of the Glee Club and Future Nurses Club. The groom-elect was ham in Columbus, Ohio and at­ tended schools In Columbus. He is presently employed by Montgomery Ward, in Cocoa. The wedding Is planned lor July » at r.m p-a. at the boac of the bride's parents. Itrie literature each atncan creditably perform Fletemeyen Return From MISS JANIE ASHBY, Mated, was voaat of honor at a meant chatter party. With her from left am her mother. Mrs. R. D. Ashby and co-hoeteaeea, Mrs. J. C. Horner and Mrs. L. T. Hawkins. (Herald Photo) icers -I 11 .y WA. * d> v X i .v MEW OFFICERS OF THETA EPSILON am from left, seated, president and rice r resident, Mrs. Rick Walker and Mrs, Burt Revels. Back row, Mrs. A1 Duvln, Mrs. Don Cahill and Mrs. Wallaca Peacock. (Herald Photo) In a service using a lovely spray of ytilow roaes, mem­ ber, of the Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma PM, Installed the new officers for the coming year at the home of Mra. BtadaD Reynolds. South Laurel Avenue. Retiring president, Mrs. Rick Erickson, presented the gavel to new president, Mrs. Rick Walker. Mra. Burt Re­ vela la the new vice presi­ dent; Mra. A1 Davis, record­ ing secretary; Mrs. Don Ca­ hill, corresponding aecretary, and Mra. Wallace Peacock, treasurer. Mra. Erickson presented a thought • provoking program on truth and Mrs. Walker told about an welling trip to the state convention in Hollywood and displayed favors In a musical t h e m e , Including everything from the Charles­ ton to the Boat Nova. Final plana were made for the akit to be presented at the “ Merry-Go-Round" for tho Little Red Scboo(house. Local entrants, all pupils of Mary E. Tolar Nance, were Mary Edna Burton, Gregory Carlton, Audrey Decker, Daeld Goethe, Sue Lynn Howell. Rebecca Patterson, J u l i e Persons, Lisa Odham, Susan Kay, Louise Steakley, Becky Tanner, Tommy Vincent, Gcri Am Wanke, Craig Wilkins, Laura Wilkins, and Julio Williams. Susan McCall Honored A t Luncheon Mrs. B. r . Robison enter­ tained at a recent informal luncheon, honoring Miss Sus­ an McCall. Floral arrange­ ments in the class eolors placed throushout tho gladioli, Queen Ana’s lace end thesis daisies and the In­ dividual tables held nosegays of gardenias. Among those present were Mrs. W. E. Bristol, who as­ sisted the bostesa and Mrs. E. 8. Mertll Sr. mother of tho honorse. Susan was lovely In a pale blue linen dress as ah# greeted her classmates. Invited guests were Car­ olyn Turner, Linda Allen Wil­ liams, Sandra Wright, Rheda Epstein, Judy Buntcn, Pam Jones, Janie Ashby, Jody Whitmore, Susan Tamny, Vada Stoffer, Pat Kuhn and Patty Johnson. Casselberry Personals By Jane Caosslherry Paul Hsnnebsrry and his slater, Miss Hannah Henneberry, left Sunday for Daytona Bench when they win spend two weeks before returning to their home In Chicago, 111. They have been wintering In Florida since January end have enjoyed visits to many attractions In tho state. They were accompanied to Daytona Beach for the day, 8unday, by Mr. end Mrs. Otto Henning of Casselberry where they have spent the pest week. Trip Abroad MISS CAROLYN SUE GOWENS Sorority Installs Offi Mtmbera of tho Gamma Sigma Alpha installed new of­ Omega Chapter of Epsilon ficers when the group met at the Lake Mary horns of Mrs. R. G. Fox Jr. Mra. K. W. Fite Jr. is th« naw president and others who will serve with her are Mr*. E. S. McCall Jr., vica presi­ dent; Mrs. H. E. Took* 3rd, treasurer; Mrs. W. M. Keen­ an, recording aecretary; Mrs. J. H. Brodle Jr., correspond­ ing irrrclarr; Mn__ E K. White Jr., historian and par­ liamentarian, an d M r a . James Livingston, education­ al director. Plana were made for the annual banquet this Saturday at the Mayfair Country Club. Guesta for the day Includ­ ed the hostess' mother, Mrs. Earl Griffith, ot Warrington slid Mrs. Eugene Kronjaeger who gave a most interesting talk about the advantages ot using cosmetics. Committee chairmen ap­ pointed for the coming year North Orlando were Mrs. James McKee, social; Mra. J. D. Dickey, ways and means; Mrs. Fox, publicity, and Mrs. J. E. Higgms, contact. By Mona Grinstaad Friends ot Mrs. William ART BROWN Skialak will be glad to know PEST CONTROL that ahe la back bom# and Tarmltsa A Other P o ts working after having ear sur­ 2601 PARK DR. gery at the Jacksonville Naval 322-8865 SANFORD Hospital. tour of tho Hawaiian Islands and Japan. •Since they traveled by ear to California, they were able to see htteresfiag sights be­ tween here and San Diego. One of the most Interesting stops wee in Mexico. They sailed aboard the “Patrick" which went directly to Japan and returned by way of the Island*. Penneys iMWAYa FIRST QUALITY By J e m Caaaafterry The Woman’s Club of Caaaelberry will bo host to the Scainoto County Federation of Woman’s Club* Thursday at tho clubbouaa on Overbrook Dr. Tba exacutlva board will meet at 10 aja. and the bus). mss meeting and iiutallatlon of officers will begin at 10:30 BJB. A eoverod dish luncheon will fellow the asootlng. Mra. Charles McDowell of Winter Park, director of Dis­ trict f will be Installing off!car. Tboaa to ha installed are Mrs. Milton Tinsley of tho Altamonte Civic League, presWent; Mra. Albert Grlmwood, of ths Caaaslberiy Woman's Club, 1st vrics president; Mrs. William Gramkow, of ths Sanford Woman’s Club, 2nd vice president; Mra. Ralph neweoassr of tho County Homo Demonstration Club, corre­ sponding secretary; Mrs. Mary MeCumbcr of the San­ ford Woman's Club, record­ ing secretary; Mn. Garner Gehr, of the County Home Demonstration Club, treasur­ er, and Mrs. Roy Tills of the Sanford Garden Club, auditor. Mrs. Willis Benson, former Casselberry resident and member of the Casselberry Woman’s Club, who spent the winter fat Alaska, will speak about bar experiences theta. It isn’t gracious to tell guesta you have finally got­ ten around to having a party because you “owe" so many people. Open Friday Nights All Day Wednesday THIS YEAR IT S SEERSUCKER! Personals STAY N ' PLAY NURSERY & KINDERGARTEN Uwy. 17-92 & Sanford Ava. DEBARY, FLA. 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. - MON. thru FRI. NO AGE LI3HT PHONE NO 8-4334 E PICK UP AND DKl.lVF.UY IN SANFORD, DEBARY A SURROUNDING AREA. Cotton MRS. PHILIP J. WESTGATE was hodteu for a m eunt mother-daughter teu of Anchor Club members. Left to right are Mrs. Robert Deal, Barbara Bolger, Mrs. Robert L. Bolger, Mrs. Sue Ernie Hickson Celebrates Fourth Birthday By L M l Ernie Hiekaoo celebrated kia fourth birthday, recently, with • party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryaot Hickson, in Oviedo. Altar opening his gifts Er­ nie and his playmates were served ice cream and cake. Back child present was given a “party loot bag," full of favors sad candy. Other youngsters enjoying the party were Richard and Bocals Lyles, Bart Parsons, •?» Gena Hickson, Ronnie Hunt, Darell and Glenn Rambo, Cliff Smithson, Mathew ParShells and Bryant HickdUr-J , mo and Mike McOuug. V .. J Stevenson, Pilot Club member; Peggy Powell, Linda Williams, Geri DeitricTi and John Westgate. (Herald Photo) Woman's Club Sponsors Breakfast Mrs. Herrin The Social Department of the Sanford Woman's Club sponsored the annual May breakfast, last week, at the ■Clubhouse. Fruit, sweet rolls and cof­ fee were served at I a.m. fol­ lowed by bridge and cans its games. Mrs. Charles Simms, chairman, and Mmcs. Eftio Durden, J . E. Baker, W. L. Merritt, *D. C. Howard, Fred Harris, J. O. Huff and Mctta Starke were la charge of the breakfast. Party hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, chair­ man, Mrs. J. Brodle Wil­ liams, Mrs. Itsymond Smith, Tho regular monthly meeting of tha Shirley Smith Cir­ cle of the Pine Crest Baptist Church wee held at the home of Mn. Johnnl* Herrin, 112 Eastwood CL. Sanford. The meeting was called to order by the eircto chairman, Mra. G. IL Sikes. Program chairman, Mra. Harold Davis, presented the program uatag as her topic, “Educating Youth In Missions''. Th« circle project for tho month is to visit the Sarepta Home and present a program of devotions and serve refresh­ ments. and Mra. W. L. Gramkow. Mra. S. G. Harrimaa woe the high bridge award, Mrs. W. D. Hofmann, canasta, and Mrs. J. W. Hall the acrccno. About SO members and their guests were present for tho meeting. Forest City Personals Harold Torrcy of Palmetto Dr., Foreat City, la conval­ escing satisfactorily at tho Florida Sanitarium and Hos­ pital la Orlando following surgery. Hostess For Seersucker Coordinates LADIES' CONDADOS Imported From Italy *3 ” BLUE SIZES 10 TO 20 *8 TO 44 PR. U P PINK GREY Circle Meeting EASY TO CARE FpR NO IRONING! COLORS: Many Other Iteau Both Practical And Beautiful To Choose From. A. CROP TOP a JAMAICA SHORTS .... C. SLEEVELESS BLOUSE SANFORD, FLA. hip-tip pop-on by Ship'll Shore* D. KNEE KNOCKERS �f.y May 21, 1968 — F t |« 7 Miss Judith E. Dollins To Wee/ Marvin E. Tinnell JPjr w n t j fiv n w in i Mr. and Mr*. John L. DolHns of 3222 Holliday At*.. Bear Lak*, tnaounc* tb* «► l i l t n m t of their daughter, Judith Elizabeth, to M ania E. Timel), eon of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton 0 . Tinnell. of Xoanoke, Va. Miss Dollins is the grand­ daughter of Mrs. W. N. Z. Dollins and the late Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Eaurn, of Lockhart. The bride has been employ* ed by the General Guaranty Mortgage Co., in Winter Park. The groom, a graduate of the Cafe Springs High School, is now attending Vlaud School ef Virginia. The wedding is planned for May 2S at 7 p.ra. at the Lock* hart Methodist Church with the pastor, Her. Jim Ridge­ way officiating. i « Dance Party i Sponsored By C P O Wives Members of the CPO Wlva's Club entertained their hus­ bands and guests with a cov­ ered dish dinner and “Coun­ try Hoe Down Party" at the CPO Club. The club was transformed Into a country scene with corn fields and a huge scare­ crow. Each table held a min­ iature corn stalk and an ear of com. The buffet table fea­ tured any country meat dishes, vegetables, salads, cakes and pies. Some of the Starlight Promenaders, a local Square Dance Club, entertained the guests with a wide variety of square dances after which they invited the group to join them for a few basic dance numbers. Chief and Mrs. Henry Knowles and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan Jr. were guests at the party. Co-bostesscs for the event were Mrs. C. E. Morton, Mrs. I. J. Jarrell, Mrs. S. L. Wig­ gins, Mrs. C. B. Reeves, and Mrs. Ralph Simas. Officers Wives O f V A H -3 Enjoy Brunch The Officer's Wives of VAH-3 enjoyed a recent brunch at the Capri. Hostesses for the morning were Mrs. James L. Morgen, Mrs. Gralg B. Moors and Mrs. James R. Dennison. Mrs. Gunnar F. Wilstcr and Mrs. WaltcT J. Kuehn were presented with sliver trays as farewell gl/ts. In kesping with th# Moth­ er's Day them*, Mrs. Rich­ ard T. Graiow was awarded • gift for having tho young•at baby. The most expecttant mother, Mrs. Ray D. Murphy, also was presenteed with an appropriate gift. During the meeting It an­ nounced that there will be classea starting in bridge, cer­ amics and also a Singer sew­ ing course. For information contact Mrs. Charles J. YoungbUde. Door prises were won by Mrs. M. Danklefa and Mrs. Youngblade. The next coffee will be on Jun* 13. Hostesses will be Mrs. Marshal K. At­ well, Mrs. Martin J. Sheridan and Mrs. A. A. McCtanahan. Final Meeting O f Season H eld By D A R Tba final meeting of the Bailie Harrison Chapter, American Daughter* of the American Revolution waa held recently at the home of Mrs. P. E. Roumillat. 910 Pal­ metto Ave. Hostesses were Mrs. Law­ rence Tinsley, Mrs. J. 3. Sims and Mrs. Raymond Smith. The regular routine was followed and Mrs. L. C. Wlldner, re­ gent, gave an Interesting re­ port from th« meeting In Lakeland. Mrs. C. E. Butler, national defense chairman gave a talk on the subject. Yearly reports were mads from th« chapter chairmen. Mr*. A. C. Benson was wel corned by the regent and rsfrsjhaer.ts served by the hoeteases to the 19 member* pres MISS JUDITH ELIZABETH DOLLINS . •- *■.*~>-v' -<* JV ; :/ H om e Chib By Abigail Van Burn Members Enjoy Recent Tour "Many people* are afraid t# use Color," said Mr. Abrams, manager and Interior Decora­ tor of blodernags in Orlando when the ladle* of the Sanford Home Demonstration Club vis­ ited th# atore. Color mutt bo used In Urge amounts sad in a big way. Look at nature and see the different shade* of green grass and trees and blue sky. In recent years we are os tag mors and mors of sack color combinations. Bine sky and red sunsat. Many exhibits are set up In stores with striking color combinations to catch the eye. They need toning down to s relaxing combination to b* used In th* home. Color In each has a definite role. Color lights even pUy a role in everyday life. They can turn food to a pleating Invit­ ing color and work in reverse. Th* ladles enjoyed walking leiiurfiy through the store looking at the many exhibits to see how dashee of color was used In flowers, fruit, rugs, pillows, pictures, lamps •nd spot lights and in even plain or mottled painted walls. Shower Honors Bride-Elect mm DEAR ABBY: When did CUR­ IOUS get her information about what a sergeant makes and what ha spends? His meals at the N.C.O. Club are not free! If he tears his uniform, he can't have it repaired; he has to buy a new one. And they aren't cheap! Tell Curious that if she’s looking for a man with money, she had better find herself a civilian. SERGEANTS WIFE e s • DEAR ABBY: My father was an Army man. I wouldn’t trade this life for anything in the world. A sergeant doesn’t “take home"’ any $375 a month. Not after he gets through paying his Army Emergency Relief donation, income tax. social security and insurance. We in the service don’t have many material things, but we have interesting lives, the satis­ faction of contributing something to our country and hospitalization when we need it. I have had seven child­ ren for seven dollars. Who can top that? PROUD ARMY WIFE • • • DEAR ABBY: To prove to my husband that people will eat any­ thing at a cocktail party, I made up some canapes of cat food. I decorated them nicely and everyone ate them and raved about their unusual flav- or. Several of the women asked m* for the recipe. I certainly cannot ted them the truth, can I? Also, is it agalnst the taw for a husband to black­ mail his wife? “AGGIE" DEAR “AGGIE": Solve all your problems by telling anyone who asks that the canapes were cat food. They­ ’ll never believe it • • • DEAR ABBY: May I add my UU tie statement to the wedding ring topic: Twenty-six years ago I mar­ ried a man who did not give me a wedding ring. The only things of value he gave me were three wonder­ ful st>ns. After 14 yean of miserable marriage, he left me for another wo­ man. For a number of yean his mis­ tress has been wearing the wedding ring he gave her, although they a n not married. 80 what does a wedding ring mean? “NAKED FINGERS" • # • Get it off your chest For a per­ sonal reply, write to Abby and send a self-addressed stamped envelope. Hate to write letten? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 3365. BEVER­ LY HILLS, CALIF., for Abby’s new booklet, “HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Television TUESDAY P. M. 9:49 ( i t Ch. « N e w s (1) ABC Bepert ( t ) W ayne P o a c h e r 1:11 ( I t Mld-Pln. R s s e r t (2) Great n a s a l i s e * 4:11 t f ) A tlaaUe W satkee 9:21 ( I ) Sport* P ic tu r e (St t i C om m ent 9:M ( t t O u e etw a r* He (2) W e a th e r ( I t W e a th e r ( i l l (St llrovard JVsws 1:4* ( I t Sports « : » (2) .New* ( I t Hot s t o v o League t : M (»> Ksyhole (1) W eekly n e w t R e­ view (21 W hiplasa t : t f (I) W a lte r C r e u k lte — New* T:M (21 L aram ie I I I Marshall Dills* (St Combat t t t t (St Lloyd B ridges Shew 1:2* (21 Empire ( I t Itad S k s lt o a H o a r ( I t H a w a iia n Eye I I I ! ( ( ) Ja c k B e n n y Show (SI t l n t o u e h a b l t s (2) Th* Moscow K r e m ­ lin t i l t # ( I t fla r r y Moor* Show I t s M (»t Closs-upt ( I t l lu n t l s y R eporting t t l 9 9 (21 Kswaeope ( t l Channel * N tw a rto m ( I ) Murphy M artin News l i l t # ( I t Mld-Fln. F i n a l Re­ sort 11:19 (l> Sport* F i n a l H i t e ( I ) W e a th e r H i t s (4) Hollywood Meet# Calvaoade ( I ) Channel t Theate r 11:14 (1) Toni to Show a • WEDNESDAY A. M. i:ts tits till 1:M flit («) a n o s (It collage o r u s Ate t i l Waa On ( I ) Today t i t F a r m M a rk et R e port ( I t W a k e a y Movie* ( I t Today f i t * ( t ) P r e - tc h o o t m a n n in g f i t * ( I t Countdown News ( t ) atata New* A W e a ­ th e r t i l l ( i t MU hls'e a * . M l <rtme III* ( t t C a pia t* K a a v s r t e ( I t Mlshsy B r a s s Ih e u l i t t ( I t W e a th e r a ad R aw s 1:21 (St C srio o a v tlle I l l s ( I ) Today l:#4 ( I t J a c k L a l a a s Shew ( I t A m erican History 1:14 ( I t Qsls a to m s Show ( I t H am per Boom 1:41 ( I t Haws a i d latse vtsw a l l; t * ( I t Bay W h s * (It C ateatar ( I t L sa r n Spanish 11:11 ( I t P U y T a u r H a a s * ( I t 1 Love Lury ( I t Carto on Capsrs 11:41 ( I t Ann g o th sr n Show ( I t P rise Is Right ( I t Th* McCoys I l i l t ( I t Concentration ( I ) r*te A n iadye ( t t gtv sn Ksys l l t ' l ( I t Nswe 11:14 ( I t F i r s t I m prassU a ______ l *> Wenlo Kurd Hhow ( I ) Love o f Life jacoh y On £ Judge By Oswald Jacoby In s recent duplicate every South player became declarer at one ipade after the “stir­ ring” bidding ahown In the box. The worst player In the group received a three of hearts lead. He went up with the ten in dummy and led a spade to hla ace. When the jack dropped he continued with a low apade to drop West’a king. Then it was no problem to make four odd for a top score. __When asked about him trump play he repfied. T M'Wr- rincsse at low contracts." The best player managed to make only saven tricks for a bottom score. The deuce of clubs was TU* allowed him to finesse both the ten aad queen ef apsdee and to lose both. Later he had to lose tricks to tho nine of trumps and jack of hearts. In case any of you readers plan to follow tho dub's win nlng strategy my advice is, “DonX* The expert realty gavo th# hand a fine play and the dub, after gaining a trick on the opening lead, played the hand badly. Tho cards don’t always lie tho way they should and bridge plays are based on per­ centage. If you use the best line you vfoin gam~trictar •very tin s, but ever the WEDNESDAY P. M. years you will make many more trlcka than if you go ‘. d i e Ml T r u t h *e Causequaasoe against percentage. ( I ) Ssarch f a r T om orrow hobtm a *4* V 1084 ♦ ASSB2 ♦ J43 w xm r KAST 4K J WJSS8 ♦ KJ4 d i m WST * Q 1078 ♦ A lt ♦ Q873 N o n (o> AAQ10SS WAKQ8 ♦e ♦ K10S Both vulnerable West Berth U rots rasa Opening 1 opened against him and he dropped the king under the •ce In order to manufacture an extra entry to dummy. (x)& J h s U)om m : “Women’s notsy voice# are any kind of attention are those one of the biggest eauses of who can talk the loudest divorce," says a Connecticut In any such group there will MISS LORRAINE MARCH of Lonttwood, center, bride elect of A/3C Ed­ psychologist who is studying be a few soft-voiced women. win Clifford Bolton, nlso of LonRwood, was houoree recently at n miscelInneoua shower Riven by co-hostesses M rs. Elizabeth Horton, left and M rs. effects of noise in modern so­ But the poor things never get word in edgeways. Before (Herald Photo) Merle Harris, right. ciety. the gentle-voiced can finish a The psychologist gently sugMiss Lorraine March of San- C. Bayes, Mrs. W. Bayes, Mbs Peggy MacTavlsh, Miss sentence, the loud-voiced have rests that American women MickrMeFadden, M l a i Undo Springs Dr., Longwood, Mrs. M. Bayes, Mrs. Mildred drowned them out Paula Krutz and Master learn to modulate their voice*, bride elect of A/3C Edwin Johnson. So talking In m shrill or loud as do European women. Miss Mary Ann MacTavDh, Merle Lloyd Horton. Clifford Bolton, also of Longvoice becomes a habit a wo­ wood, was honored at a mis­ He didn't explain why the man takes home from her cellaneous shower on Wed­ voice of the female American fr-minlne get-togethers. And nesday evening, Slay 8, held has become eo loud and high- the husband and children get at the Post Home of South pitched and downright noisy. out-talked by a voice that has, Seminole VFW Post on the Ilut I have a theory about for half the day, been trying Old Dixie Hwy. that. Co-hosteiies for the event Ths American woman, un­ were Mrs. Merle Harris and like the European woman, Mrs. ElDabcth Horton who A program based on the the Diocesan and accompany­ spends a lot of time in groups served refreshments of party dispersal of funds derived ing convention! of Episcopal of women. U she’s not at a sandwiches, poUlo c h i p s , from the United Thank Of­ Churchwomen held this month coffee or a U«, she’s at a com mints, cake and punch mittee meeting or a woman's fering of the Episcopal Invited guests included the In Miami luncheon. Or she’s in a class Churchwomen formed an in­ bonorce's mother, Mrs. Ro­ Tbs program was narrated of women, learning anything teresting highlight for the bert March; her sister, Miss by Mrs. Randall Chose, who from how to prune rotes to Sandy March; Mrs. May Van last luncheon meeting of the how to refinish old furniture. year for the Churchwomen of told of th* many ways United Fleet, grandmother of the Or shi's In a room full of Holy Cross. The luncheon at Thank Offering funds are used groom elect and Mrs. Grace the Parish Hout« on Magnolia In forilgn countries. Solos women playing bridge at RobertJ, Mrs. Sue Berdahl, Avenue was followed with the were sung by Mrs. Phil Logan, club or a benefit party. Mrs. Mary MacTavlsh, Mrs. Now, the noise made by program and business meet­ accompanied by Mrs Thomas, Janet MeFadden, Mrs. Flor room full of women all trying ing, under the direction of and others taking part lnclud cnc* KruU, Mrs. Shirley Gat­ to talk at ones and all deter­ lin, Mrs. Felix Chateau, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Dcas, presi­ •d Mrs. Gordon Stanley, Mrs. mined to be heard—Is down­ L. R, Johnson and daughter, dent. right dtwfcning. So voices Mrs. Dess welcomed new Sheila, Mrs. W. H. Stewart, grow louder *mtf higher, and Kathy Miwd, Mrs. John Hor­ comers, and introduced retir­ the women who can command ner, Mrs. T. E. Mead, Mrs ing and incoming officers. A la North Orlando John Laubach, Mr*. *Vernu Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gid- new budget, presented by Mrs. Durbin, Mri. A. II. I’eterron, NOTICE dings, 60 North Devon Avt-., Henry Ihmm, was adopted Jr., Mrs. Harlan Khoada, Mrs. North Orlando, announce the and Mrs. Paul Johnston re­ Perkins, Mrs. Frank Mebane, I will aet be responsible birth of a 7 lb. 14 os. daugh- ported to thn group on repairs Miss Eva Hunt, Mies Carol for any debts incurred by tar, Lisa Lyn, May 7 at ths to ths Parish House iutchen Stona and Mrs. Thornes West, anyeae ether tbaa mjsclf. now underway. Winter Park Hospital Robert A. Jackson, Jr. Mrs. John Thomas request- Jr. Greeting the new arrival at home, on Mother's Day, ed volunteers to teach and OPEN 1:43 U waa a alster, two and one- help with the Vacation Bible Te Go Oat Te half year eld Sheryl and her School, stating that there Maria I 1 I maternal grandparents, Mr. will be work for both women •nd high school students, and and Mrs. Joseph Dirso, of that workshops are held on | / f - ' \ J I v 1 l I »\ ' * Worcester, Mass. NOW thra WED. KIUI IN I M t A T (i F The grandparents spent two Thursday evenings at 7:30 At 1:90 - 3:99 • 9:08 weeks with the family before P .m . PHONR PA 8-1819 7:18 • 8:99 Prior to the program Mrs. returning to tbeir northern Last Hbowlag Toalta B. L. Perkins, Jr. described home. 7:33 4k lid # Walt Disney’s “Miracle Of The While SUlIkme" la Crier Plea At 19:99 "Bachelor Flat" Tueaday Weld - Color Churchwomen Hold Luncheon Meeting Anew ByRuthMillett to out-talk other women. And the situation Isn't going to change. What red-blooded American woman It going to modulate her voice and be­ come a nonentity in any wo­ man’s group, even if it might msks her voice mors pleasant to her husbend and children? TV RENTAL • Hale* • Service Seminole TV* FA 2-1129 Zeaith Color TV Bale* 2900 Sanford Ava. t i l * ( t l As T b * W e r t # T e r * # ( l ) M id-Fla. 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T he eertlfU ate num­ bs r nad y ear o f Issuance, tho description o f tho property. •n d the nem o la which II wad assessed are ad follow *! C ertificate No. I l l T sar of Issuance t i l l Description o f Fro party l Lots I I * I I l k I Tie* r Tho Town of Sanford Plat Book t P»*os 14 If 14. and |U i l l U l 111 4h UT „ _ _ Nam* la whleh assssoed F. Hi Brown. H elm All o f anld pro perty botna to tho County o f Bemtaola, S ta te o f Florida. Unison such certi­ ficate sh a ll ha rsdssm sd noc oalin g to la w tha property dsocrlbsd In such certificate w in be sold ta th e hldheel bid­ der at the front door o f th* H salnolo County Court H ens* at Sanford. Florida, oa the first Monday la tho month o t June, t i l l , w hich M the trd day of Juno, I l l s . Dated th is l l t h day a< A p ril 1111 . (BBALt Arthur TL B eckw ith. JR Clerk Circuit C ourt Bsmlnolo County. F lorida Publish i A pril Ms May 7, 24b tl. t i l l CDU—l i t R ITZ •*lt H ipt i n e d WoRlPS rip.** — ness H n s •>•)• 10 mew xrrsi. I ___________________ r WED. A TUURS. Carload Pass Nile# “Elephant Gua" Michael Craig Color — Plan — “TRAPEZE" Giaa Lellebrigida Taay Cards Bart Laacts ter In Crier LARGE SELECTION OF COLD HARDY APRIL • MAY SHRUBBERY Paris Special! ALL SIZES REASONABLE Grapevillt Nursery GENUINE TORO SPARK PLUGS 2221 Grapavilld Ava. FA 3-0899 “Rrolla Dealer" 5 5 - GENUINE FORD ownereverythirtyseconds! GoingDIBS lo ltir * DoingThing! ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS 1V49 • 51 FORDS * 6 « 1952 - 61 FORDS $994 GENUINE TORO SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH ^ 6 5 GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 • 62 Ford ft Falcon EACH 1 — Attention FORD OWNERS ( I t F a t h e r Know* Bsel t l i l l ( I t Q u td lag L ig ht 1:11 t i t Mid-Day Report 11:11 ( I t NDO News Repee* ( I t Mid-Flo. 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WALTERR Addreaa and residence unknow n Tnu a re he reby notified t h a t e Petition be* been filed In Ih* above styled c ause by Eugene l.ua and E d it h L uc for the adoption o f lllld eg a rd Marla Walter#, a min or, b r the Petitioners, and you a r e required to serve a copy nf your a n s w e r o r objectio n to •how caue* w hy said p e tition should not bo c r a n t e d on th e a tto r n e y for Petitioner*. OR­ VILLE JOHNSON. Ill, P. O. Hoc 231. Fern P e rk . F lo rid a and file th e orig in a l In th a office of the C lerk of Clr« cult C o u rt on or bofor* th a 30th day nf June. A. D. HIE and herein felt not or a d e ­ cree pro confeeeo will b a ca­ tered a g ain st you. WITNESS my hand a n d seel and tha ssul of said W900RSI — -THAMIWVB W K M D WE JTTIK RNGER ON YOUR f f t a K l INJURED HNDl J W tU HdHT V JU«HEY M iH C H f ) base - ^ handed/ 'S . \ TRUST u s j LET TOE nfiHT A J o 4H0ST See<JM> — - enfxrxT'MMAMU trust*SET­ X U BREAKYOU m Ttvn * , TOUlASA’S fTSTf GCCO! 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M Dixon 14.01 G ra h am M* W illiam E A M ary J a Jo h n E A E m ily A Marl* G raavllla 4.10 Drue* l.ll Dodooa I I I H a rvay O A M arietta R o b e rt T A Mildred L Dodoon'o TV A Radio F G reanya I.4S Bryan *1.11 Ropxlr I I I H arold A T h e lm a O r t o k l . l l T hom a s J A Marcia Do-Duck Inn 11.11 D T Groan Hr l.ll D B ryant J.l* Joooph L A Bhlrloy J D T Green tBuolaooa 1.11 W illi# B B rya nt 4.11 Dollar l . t l David R Hr A Jo# T A Botty 3 Dom'a A tlantia garvtc# IM I C harlotte M Green 11.17 Buchanan M l F r a n k A C k a rlo tt* D«an* R A J u a n i t a H o w ard L A Rachel L Donahu* 4.11 T Oraaa 14.01 Ruoll M I Paul L A V ir g in ia M H a n ry U A R asa V G r a t a M l T h e r o n II A E lisabeth C Donohua 4 50 J M A Real* H Green 1*4 B um garner M l Dorla'a Beauty Shop L i t J o h n C A V irginia M EM * A Charllna nurgeaa t . l t Wavorly E » r A Katla Green 1.14 J o h n A A Helen U K Dowdy I I I a r t t a l e a f T ree E a p t r t a l.ll B urgh t.lt Each F A But!* F J a c k A M a rth a G regory 1 74 Alton A Loot* Burk* 1.1* Dowling t . 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Pappas compiled a rooord bom UM through 1M2 b s t ho atffl • « rogardod as a rkild." far this staso a all prohioms a rt being to­ by rival hitters. Pappas tuned in his sacand shutout sad his fourth straight victory of tho sta­ ges Monday sight l a a t e a l a a r e r tho Dotroit T lg on that asahted tea OriolM (a mors M o a first-pise* tio with tea Chicago White Sox. Pappas allowed only ooo gun is tach of hit other two victories, has struck out » b atters white walkiag only sin s sad has a 1.11 aarntd n s avorago. Known In tea trade aa ^pleasingly cocky,” Pappas baa bsea tabbed for stardom aiacw ha vaslted into the ma­ jo rs virtually direct from America* Lagten bail. Only four pitchers have won more big league gamoa a t hla age uint bis shutout Monday night not a club record e< 14 far a Tho White Sox overcame an early 1-1 lead held by Tom Cheney and (napped a 1-1 tie in the sixth inning whan Floyd Robinson singled, Joe Cunningham doubled a n d both scored on sacrifice flies by Dave Nicholson and pinchhitter Charlie Maxwell. Eddie Fisher went SH innings for his third victory although he needed the tate-lnnlag relief help of F rink Baumann and Jim Brosnin. Tho loss was (ha fourth In a row for Chen­ ey, the league's sarly-sesson pitching sensation. A t hrto-run homer by Earl Bsttey and solo homers by Bob Allison and Harmon Ell- , * m: y ‘.t.4 &i . . • r .V fo & Z .* /cranium im s Unhappy Bo Tribe Bound Prodigy' Sr m m m u m y n take* Um "Md prodigy*4 u m « a rttc h tf MUt P ip f a i t i the Baltimore O rtetet beeaua* thU jrtar bee v. lebrsw paced toe Twins* 10hit ittaek. Camilo Paacual was tagged for five runs and seven hits in f t t innings but gained credit for bis fifth win. Earl Wilson suffered bis third loss. Leon Wagner drove in oil five Los Angeles runs with his 13th and 13th homers of Ihs season but homers by Willie Kirkland and Tito Fran coos plus a two-run dou­ ble by Johnny Romano en­ abled Cleveland’s Jack K r» lick to win his second game. Krallck was kayoed by Wag­ ner's three-run ninth inning homer—tee ,100th homer of hla eareer — and Gary Bell closed out the game. Viles, football; Jim DeShnzo, basketball; Jimmy Courier, baseball and Ted Bellhorn, track. IT WAS AWARD'S Night at Oviedo High School last Saturday night. Four of the young­ sters honored shown above with Conches Jim Palmer, left, and Paul Milder, right are, Jim {S trik e s • • • (lleruid Photo) Kingswood Paces Softball Play Kingswood Builders pace tha Men’s Softball League with an Impressive 10-1 rec­ ord and Williams Restaurant holds forth atop the Women's division with an lt-1 mark. Following Kingswood is Longwood, 8-4; Wllson-Maler, 6-5; McRancy, 34; Badcock, 04, and Chase, 0-12. Following Williams is Jet Lanes, 3-7, and AAW. 2-10. In Sanford Junior Baseball League play, Shrine leads the pack with an 8-1 record fol­ lowed by Kiwanis. 8-2; C.P.b. S p a re s by roling those big scores In By Joke A. Bpohkl Ju st imagine! Starting this the Shooting Stars League. coming Monday, May 27th and Last week Betty bombed a continuing for one week thru 200/313. Come to think of It, Sunday, June 2nd, It’ll bo I can’t recall the last time FAMILY BOWLING WEEK! that Betty didn’t have a 200And hero’a tho good part of plus game In one of her series. Itl You’ll b* ablo to bowl for I don’t bava to tell you 25 cent* per game! How about man, that’s m i g h t y fine that, huhT shootln’. Now that we'va had Gov­ Our other Thursday night ernor Bryant and- ace nww ln-ij-M- IVlinl Combo “F I S H I N G p r o t t d te a l Mayor Tom McDonald laaua League. Look* like we shoutd tho proclamation, the only have called It the Kipps ’cause interesting last week for two Sanford Uds. The Orioles backed hla other people we have to con­ that’s who did the big shootin' Buddy Burton display « vince th at It'a a heek-of.aLittle A1 Grooms hurled a last week. five-hit pitching with a salvo an eight-pound baas he stunning shutout for First Msrgle rolled a 172/477 and a t four home ruas that pro­ good deal Is you, my friend! hooked while he and Federal Monday striking out duced all their runs and dealt Bay, before it alipa my husband A1 exploded with a Charles Hunter were nine batters, walking none, Phil Regaa hla fifth loss mind, wo had ouraolvos a real 223/601 series. fishing with shiners in good tlmo at the Capri Enm­ Tho ono league which ha* against two victories. Jim Dentils and Jerry Adair hit ity Restaurant last Wednes­ been consistently turning In a county bass-fishing solo homers a n d Jackie day night. It was the City high scores has been the Tues­ lake. Brandt and John Powell each League's Bowling Banquet. day night Navy Intramural •lammed on* with a man on (Whooee . . . but thoee meet League. This past Tuesday Ing last lung Into the night, was no exception. haw . Day, of thw VAH-3 Air The Orioles have won six don’t they men?) «f their last seven games Funny thing about it la that Frames captured high indi­ ELMIRA, N. Y. (UPI) — during which Baltimore pitch, you usually can't remember vidual with his 233. Flags hung at half mast at And If I had to single out era have allowed a total of what was discussed . . . but city hall and at other office you sure can remember that for you one of the hotteet 11 runs and S3 hits. The Sanford Recreation De buildings today as Elmira tries! to accept the loss of its The White 8ox nipped the "liquid refreshment" the fol bowlers present at the laines partment announces the be greatest sports hero, Ernie Washington Senators, 3-4. The lowing morning! Ay . . . Ay and one who'll definitely im­ . Ayttit prove during the coming sea­ ginning of the Seminole Swim Davis. Minnesota Twins knocked the Boston Red Sox out of first A real surprise is Big John son would l>e John Kneelsnd Association try-outs w h i c h The body of the 23-year-old, place with a S3 triumph and Uhr who unloosened his quiet of the NAMTG "It" team. will be held at (he Ft. Mellon former Syracuse University the Cleveland Indians down tongue and turned out to ho a John's been rolling that Pool on Wednesday, Thurs halfback arrived In his home­ •d the Los Angalea Angela, 7' real funny comedlant (even If IIIU HALL tho last couple of day ami Friday at 4 p m. town Sunday from Cleveland, the jokes wero all against weeks. In the Navy Lg. he B, In other AL games. This is not beginners’ swim where he died Saturday after shot a 213/216/023 series, ming lessons, but try outs for a 13-month fight against Dick Drott pitched a five- yours truly!). hitter aa the Houston Colti 1 do recall that they'll be lops for the entire league. the competitive A.A.U. swim leukemia. The namee of Bukur, Mohn ming team which competes defeated the Pittsburgh Pi' having familiarisation this rates, 14, In the only Nation­ coming Wed. In trying to form and Holton pop to tho 'fore in each year with teams from summer league with only the Ball £ Chain League. al League action ail over the Central Florida MEADORS four bowlers to a team. From Kathy Ilukur led the women area. early indications, it again ap. with her 178/481 while John Last year the Seminole M ARIN E pears that we'll have quite a Mohn took singles with a 210 Swim Association afforded few teams entered. . . . Lake and Andy Bolton rode horns over 100 members, most of • Crenltiner Boats Munroe, Sweeney’s, Buddy’s, the winner in series with his whom competed in various • Mercury Motors United Press International Jot l.nnes, Hanford Mfg., and 336. events in sanctioned A.A.U. others. The only women's daytime meets. • The Aluminum Boat American Leagne Next fall, the City League scratch league, the Capri For The Fisherman W. !- P et Registration for the try-outs will bowl nt A: 15 p. m. and the Family Itest. watched Elaine will begin promptly at 4 p.m. 22 13 .505 All Star League (3 man Chicago 2101 8. French Are. Koatival shoot a 108/332 win­ Wednesday afternoon. Full Baltimore 22 IS .593 teams) will start directly fol' ning combo. details may be obtained by FA 2-1392 New York 18 13 .581 lowing the completion of the The top two-eome in the contacting Ihe Director of Boston 19 14 .576 City Lg. around the 0:30 p. m Dearborn Electronics League Recreation. Xanias City 20 IS .571 mark. Wo'U still be getting this week was Sara Lee and Cleveland 16 16 .500 out of the Lanes before II Ernie Howe. Sarah's 181/450 was the tope for the gals and Four Doubles Los Angeles 18 23 .439 p. m. Minnesota 13 21 .417 In the Friday morning Hol­ Krnle'j 100/400 was good 'nuff WASHINGTON (UPI) — Detroit 14 21 .400 ler Motors Navy Wives Lea­ for tho men. Every time the Washington Washington 14 23 .359 gue, Ginny Huff found the Oh by the way, l’at F o s te r- Senators looked up, Bill Urustrike elrcle to her liking as Secretary for the Friday eve. National League ton w ji standing on second W. L. Pet. she blasted a 195/307 series, Sand Spurt la-ague would etltl haje. The Detroit center field­ Enjoy that 24 IS .615 tops fur the league. Atta girl, like to huve one more girl for er equalled a major league San Francheo Los Angeles 23 16 .590 Ginny. their longue. It's handicapped, record by hilling four doubles “ fresh spring water” Chicago 19 18 .514 Marion (L-haffor and Dick to if you'd like to belong, givo in Sunday's S-t victory by the St. Louis 20 19 .511 Elam leud the Seminole Mem­ I’a t a cull. tasti in your homa Tigers. Milwaukee 19 20 .487 orial Hospital League last Welcome to our newest lea­ WITH AN Cincinnati 17 18 .486 Thursday. Marion came thru gue, the Tuesday afternoon Pittsburgh 17 19 .472 with a 138/372 and Dirk Elam Hcininule J r. High School The Decameron is a collec­ TASK AND OOO* AIMOVAl Philadelphia 17 20 .459 collected his 203/408 set. League which began their ac­ tion of luo short stories by the W A T E R WILTS It Houiton IS 22 .450 Ole Keliablo Betty Allen tion this afternoon. Good Italian author, Giovanni Boc­ remevet thlerln*. sulphur, New York 16 a .410 continues on her merry way Muck, kids. caccio, published in 1353. stale water, metallic an* ethar ehJeetieaaMe tastes Vsa. lit* MlinM <sib*AIn is# Aqu* rule Tax* me 0>lor Namo.rl Walai NNi n im it e*t*«SleetMe U ltat Irem ysuf 8-4; Rotary, 3-3; Civltan, 24; Elks, 2-7, and Oviedo, 0-3. In Little Major League play, Yowell's, with an amaz­ ing 12-0 record leads the Na­ tional League while Perfec­ tion Dairy and George's pace the American League circuit with an 8-4 mark. Following Yowell's ia First Federal, 7-3; Chase, 3-7; Standard Oil, 4-8, and Locomotlvo Engineers, 4-8. Following the two Ameri­ can League leaders are Navy, 3-6; Sanford Atlantic, 3-7, and H itte r Swim Team Tryouts Set Town Mourns Ernie Davis scattering only two hits and facing only 20 men as Stand­ ard Oil was trounced 18-0. Grooms was aided by 8 savage 14 hit assault from tho Federalists. In other Little League play, Perfection toppled Navy, 6-1, with Kenny Hinson getting credit for the victory. In Men's Softball League play, Badcock won over Chase, 10-3, with Jim Jernlgan gaining the triumph and Kingswood Builders continue to romp beating out Wilson maicr, 16-7, with Bud Moncricf on the hill for the vie tors. Florida State Bank, 4-8. League Leaden CLEVELAND (U PI) — Be Belinsky ho* been sent to the bull pea and the Lee Angeles Angela ore talking about send­ ing him on another trip — to tha Cleveland Indians. The Indiana a rt looking for another left-handed pitcher and they’ll take the 26-yearold Belinsky even with hie disappointing 1-7 reword, his Inflated 6.43 earned run av­ erage and his fondnssa for the bright lights. Only hitch up to now Is which players the Angels would get in return and among the possibilities are in­ fielder Mike Do La Hot, pitch­ er Jerry Walker and ntilitymen Gene Crtea. Manager Bill RIgney of the Angels and Cleveland Man­ ager Birdie T(4>betta huddled for some time before Monday night's game and although neither revealeif tha nature of their conversation, it was known to have tentcred around Belinsky. RIgney has another ap­ pointment today with Cleve­ land Ceneral Manager Gsbe Paul, who told General Man­ ager Fred Haney of tho An- gele h i t aaosew, *W you get tired a t Belinsky, I wish you’d give no first crack.’* American League Flayer A Club AB R. II. P e t Causey, KC 110 IS 39 .355 Wagner, LA MS 25 52 .351 Boyer, NY 121 18 42 .317 Malzone, Bos 122 15 12 .311 Schilling, Bos 137 21 47 J43 Robinson, Chi 128 22 43 .333 Fox, Chi 139 21 44 J17 Ystrzmikl, Bos 126 24 40 317 Kaline, Det 137 23 43 .314 Allison. Minn 128 26 40 .313 National League 'Covington, m il iuu zo .3mi ' Groat, StL 161 24 56 .348 126 19 16 .338 Fairly, LA 119 35 50 .336 Aaron. Mil Demeter, Phil 125 21 10 .320 151 21 48 .318 Cepeda, SF 124 9 39 .313 Temple, Hou Edwards, Cin 111 10 35 .315 93 18 29 J12 Gilliam, IA 115 18 45 .310 Boyer, StL i f f TODAY’S MOST 113 15 35 .310 Hunt, NY 67 8 27 .310 VMSATIU BOAT F0WIR... Jam es, StL Home Runs American League: Wagner THE 75 kp V-4 STARfllTi Angels 13; Allison, Twins 10; at Nicholson, White Sox 8; Gen­ Gateway To The Waterway tile, Orioles 8; Powell, Orio­ KOBSON les 8. SPORTING GOODS National league: Aaron, 301-6-6 E. 1st. Ml. Braves 13; Covington, Phils Ph. FA 2-3961 8; F. Alou, Giants 8; (six j | V| N * y P f g , l t y lcg players tied with 7). THE KraiDAIllS BU1UBYDOOCE! Standings Yre. SOME PEOPLE W O N ’T BUY THIS CONVERTIBLE AQUA-IPUW E. City Loop Holds Awards Night Last Wednesday evening the City League closed out Its Fall Bowling season with its annual awards banquet, held this year at tha Capri Res­ taurant. Fifty members end guests were present for din­ n er and tee presentation of awards. Prize money totaling 01,363 wee distributed among the 10 team*. Individual trophies were presented to the first place team, Jet Lanea, who captur­ ed top honors on tee final Slight of bowling by on* point ever second place, Lake Alonm ten. Members U Um first 9 I I place team were John Spol•hi, Gerald Behrens, Neal Maxwell, Richard 51 u r p h y and Captain Bob Borsdorf. Receiving tee Sponsor’s Tro­ phy for the first place team was John Spolski, manager of Jet Lanes. Individual awards present­ ed were trophies for high game bowled tela season of 278 by Paul Marcotte, high aeries of 694 by Bob Borsdorf and high average of 193 by Al Do Palma. Moat Improved average for tee year went to Gordon Honeycutt, who in crcgacd bis average 15 pins over his closing average last season. For this accomplish­ ment he received a belt buc­ kle provided by the American Bowling Congress. A highly prised honor, the City League Bowler of the Year, was also presented. The recipient was determined by vote of the league mem­ bers. This year's winner was popular "Cap'n” Paul Mar­ cotte, secretary-elect of the Sanford Bowling Association. Paul received a beautiful tro­ phy symbolising this award, and bis name was engraved Trophy on display at Jet Lancs. The awards and tro­ phies were presented to the recipients by this year's offi­ cers, President Tom Best and "Veep" Charles Brown. A short business meeting was held to elect officers for Ihe coming summer session. John Uhr was elected presi­ dent; Don Brumfield, vice president, and George Swann, secretary-treasurer. The aura •tier league will hold Its or ganizational meeting t h i s Wednesday night at 8:30 p.m. at Jet Lanea. Rules and reg ulalions will also be act up oa Um permanent Memorial of Uut tuna. ...T H E Y ’LL BUY THIS ONE you 1 ■TM U l h » p u r s « n ,o ,i n a n t H I B I ■ g i^ P a W 1 1 I K IT M W it;. ’ * ,*• i I t a i l a I ra a . o . I x f i . , wata* A n J u h a lh a r | u it t a . u n l a .U.nk ta c o lla a . l a a . n a I b a a 9 1 * 4 9 * . . . y o u U lin e m a i t h a y 'i a I i"0 * a n a w i l u l li-a r, ■ ■ 9*91 b a l.i 19 li.la - a .l ■ - a l a . i> b a l l a r lo r b .b y , lo i a . i r y h o u .a h o M u t a . oniv * 2 8 ” Isif mtUlUtion, •«%» C M ftiidf • »#plA c •intent Us# trn«te4tef Ha IteUSteiteH "WORLD'S RECORD Either of these Dodge convertibles is a smart buy. The Polara 500 on top has a 333 cu. m, standard V8 and bucket teats with console. The Polara, below, comet with a 318 cu.-in. V8, bench-seat! and a snap-down center armrest But maybe you'd prefer a hardtop, wagon or sedan. We got ’em, 24 Dodge models in all. Pick any one and get comfort, luiury, plus a 5-year/SO.OOO-mile warranty* going for you. • T m t ( M s * 0M W I W m u t f l ( . U l W « t i ta M ta K li m i r n i u u k . . 99 I t U ( i n kM *♦•« ta IK lw tb M ill W 'K b n M l 99 U t i l .•IS M l <blr ( • tal U y k riU M M )« U*m •w * . • ( M il M M OW m ta t, * b . b « . M u m m b i l l , m IS . M f'M blurt. b . j j 994 m u iiu l » * '•* : h b m a n i M . ( n . 994 U iw m i s a l t ( tK l» 4 i» | m u i l th ,h s > . b » « . t im .M t t i </,.« l b HI I b M U l *9>9t9 ( t ( M i l ( n t C b .U ll 19m I I I . 994 < ia « m S b l 1-4 1991 99991 1,1 i p - w * « a « 4 IS * ' « » » . » « t m a u i n u S M II1 U U I U iita n M i u u b u ta i s . DM I* 1 *9 9 94 Cm Cm . KS^utas THE LOW PRICE 1963 DODGE!!! M B IT DO OCl ClV'SfOte CHRYSLER WALL SUPPLY Seminole County Motors, Inc. 111 N. FRENCH 519 E. First SI. SANFORD, FI.A, PHONE FA 2-5112 MU \V« built the 75 hr V k fltarflitu for all-|>urpumi fumily booting. Not for racing. Hoeing buff, Doe Jonne, didn’t mts it liu t way. An en­ gine with enough "oomph'* t» bundle nn outboard cruiser like a ski boat ought to d a something else. like turning a geared up racing prop. On Septem ber 1H, 19G0, Hu Kntrop put Doc’s theory' to tlio test. He headed his hy­ droplane, powered by a 73 hp Kvinrude engine, for tlie tim­ ing trap*. Ha docked ait olllcial 122.979 milea per hourThe record still stnmLi. They proved their point b y running the engine nt norma! 4900 rpmn. No special racing fuels. They used regular gaa and lulie oil mix. Juat like "Sunday drivers." We don't say you ran set a world's record with a Surflite. We give roust of the credit to the (Hint and driver. AU we any is a Htnrflite will go ns fast as it's sensible to go. It handle bis hoi and agdily.r. It'* as Rood for skiing na it ia for Halting. It'a versatile! On top of that, It'a surprioa ingly quiet and smooth. I la linger-touch electric gearshifting make* boat handling on easy as driving your car. See one a t your Evinruda dealer. It may spoil you for anv other kind of power, liut, that's a chance worth teBCJV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING__________ IN �fk * . '■wy*tFW < It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results.^ 322-5612 Office 204 W. F irst 1. Lust ft Kouufl 6. For Rent •ijr fmfork 6. For Real UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 rm». Apt. kitchen equipped. 108 bath, 2 ic rrtn rd porches. W. 18lh St. FA 2-4878. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply ap ttsln evenings. - BEDROOM upstairs Apt. C o m p l e t e l y redecorat­ BtiRM. bouse. NO 8-5122 ed, sparkling clean. Adults. ■(ter 9. 875. 1501 Celery Ave., Is mile E. of traffic light. I ROOM (urnlsbed Apartment for couple. 843. FA 2-7399. FA 2-0868. ftrrilb May 21, 1963 — Page 11 13. Rm I Estate For 8ak 25. Plnm bknit R ent Ice* SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer BEDROOM house. Take up pi) menu. FA 2-8199. k 4 BEDROOM Homes. See models at Highland Ate. Longwood. 10 minulea south oa 17-92 and west on Seminole I block. LMN ENTERPRISES INC. 33. Fumitur* We Buy, Sell, Trade, Repair PLUMBING HILL'S THRIFT SHOP Contracting Repair, Furniture • Appliances - T.V. FREE ESTIMATES Open 9 to 9 dally and Week­ R. L. HARVEY ends FA 23383 201 Sanionl Ave. Ph. 322 7363 36(0 Hiawatha St. Sanford, Fla. 2*. Radio ft TakvialoB 34. Articles For Sole ■* ~ l .1 ROOMS full of fu m ito ry $9650. 20 p iece in all 4 • Furniture C « n t * r . 110* French Av*. PIANO A -l. $160. NO *-4S®4«£^ LOST: Yellow female dog BEAUTIFUL furniture. Many 5 named Chlqulti. Long hair, fine Imports. Also linens, £ bushy tail k skirts. Prick Uied furniture, appliances, PERSONAL RADIO k TY dishes and silver. CaS ears and pointed muzzje. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 1 DAY SERVICE FA 2-7431. Please call FA 2-3701 or Larry's Mart 215 Sanford 25th. St. k Sanford Av*. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 322 1781 or come to 319 2 BEDROOM Furn. ground Ave. Ph. FA 24132 STOCK and modern fixture* W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Ph. 323 0855 Realtor Meat 12th St. Howard dead Rooms private baths, 114 floor Apartment. Contact Raymond Lundquist, Asio. JENKINS & WILLIAMS in Grocery. P. O. Box ML «>r alivA 2312 Palmetto. \V. First si. Sanford, Fla. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FREE a 5 tube table model FURNITURE Radio, with each picture NEW k Used furniture and LOST: Brownish red Dach­ Efficiency Apt. 830 Mo. up. SLN'GER in console. Make* IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tube installed. Call Sun­ shund. Female. Named 2-BEDROO.M furnished apart­ Surplus CUy. 201 W. 1st. appliance*. Good place to button holes. $38.00. Ph. ment, also efficiency apart­ I k 4 Bedroom homes. Some shine T.V. for price. 311 .Midget. Anj one with in­ buy—sell or trade. EASY FA 2-Mtl. ment, furnished. 322-6341. RENT A BED with air-conditioning. Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 9792. formation call FA 2-8310. TERMS. Wholesale prices Rollavray, Hospital k Baby TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES ni,ONDE Bedroom Suite, for cash. LOST: Fidelity hearing aid. Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Beds. 20th St. W. by Mayfair Coun­ 27. Special Service* springs A mattress. Phone 1305 Elliott Ave., FA 2 5254 Telephone FA 2-7450 Hew aid. FA 2-1632. By Day, Week, or Month try Club. FA 26823. or FA 2-0525. 400 S. Sanford Avenue CARROLL'S FURNITURE LAWNS Renovated . Aerate 3. E .m entio n • I n s tru c tio n FUHN. Apt. 33UO Slellonville. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. lit SL 4 x 5 SPEED—Grapie earner* Remove Thatch - Chinch 3 YEAR old. 3 Bedrm. 2 bath F R E E ESTIM ATE and attachment*. Dark room Bug Spray (VC-13) • Fertl- Upholstering k Mattress ren­ borne. 9’ x 3)' storage REGISTRATION opened for IIEDKU031, kitchen equip­ FRAME house, 2 Br. 2829 equipment. For tale or trade. ■xe-Ph. FA 2-4244 area. 119 W. Jenkins Cir­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ Good Shepherd Christian Magnolia Ave. Unfurnished. ped home. Downtown. $G0 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. cle. FA 2-3392. Ph. 865-3768. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. day school. 3, 4 A 5 years Also 3 B*. Partly furn. per mo. FA 2-6457. Co., at 70* Celery Ava. FRESH Under map henna for old. Nursery 811, Kinder­ Sanford Ave. Cheap rent. RAVENNA PARK FRIGIDAIRE PA 3-21 IT. garten 815. Transportation UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom freezing or canning, ff-00 • Ph. FA 2-3219. Wo presently have 4 new Sales 4k Service available for city and out­ house, kitchen equipped. bushel, you pick and bring homes under construction WANTED reliable couple to G. H. HIGH F U R N I S H E D Apartment. lying areai. 322-7312 or Ph. FA 2 3651. In desirable Ravenna Park. conUlner. M A M Product. take up monthly payments 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Clean and close in. Jimmie 322-5719. Outstanding plans and ex­ W. First St. of $13.50 on 3 complete 2 BEDROOM house. Florida Ph. FA 2-3*83 Cowan. 322-4013. citing features! VA and rooma of furniture. Call room. Available now. Ph. NEW Shallow well sprinkler FIIA financed! Plan now to PAINTING, decorating, in Legal Notice TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ STENSTROM RENTALS FA 2 1549. pump. 1 h.p. F A W. $75. visit these homes soon! lect. terior, exterior. Also paper FA ’2-6842. is tiis: n a n rr coi ht o r EFFICIENCY Apartment on 2 BR borne (nice) $73 2 BR c a lra nice $85 T in : v i v i H i i iiii i u . c u t . hanging. 29 years exper­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick “Shultz want* to tty foodby before he goes off First St. Nesr 2 city free 3 RR Plnecrest 885 cut, i\ %m > co n «»:*!• ience. Free estimates. K. XOI.K I lM S T I , ST.Oil III %. Service With the Cash. TOMATOES. $2.00 bushel to warl" parking lots and shopping 3 BR — 2 bath Sunland 8100 the farm. FA 2-0893. M. Scebcrger, Fern Park, ( I I I M S . H V so . r t s o i SUPER TRADING POST stores. No utility charges. 4 BR, 2Vi bath (pool) 8160 FA T E It WIUDE8. Fla. TE 8 1856 or TE 8 5047 Real E state—Mortgage, FA 2-0677. 12. Real Estate For Salt 6. For Rent Suitable for couple or sin­ 4 BR, 2>a bath (city) 8165 P laintiff, 36. Auto— hP8* • Trucks 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 •V » . gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. OII.tII.TtT 9. W I L D E * . WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, FA 2-7495 Eff. Furn. Apt. Oil Park. 3 BEDROOM house, 2 baths Ravenna Park 34. Article* For Sal* CARS WANTED Store. D efendant. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Evenings Living room, family room, A M i:sn i:i> s (s t ic k REEL'S USED CARS Mens sport shirts. $1.98 up. Ail Types and Sixes 3 BEDROOM house. Kitchen T O 111 K i : \ l i fireplace room, patio, swim­ FA 2-2677 FA 2 383 FA 2-8360 11th SL A Sanford Ave. * O i O l l . t l E n T 8. W I L D E S Mens shoes $2.99 up. Sur­ We Repair and Service equipped. Call after 3. ming pool. Kitchen equip Legal Notice Real Estate—Mortgages SIS Knot II 111w ay plus City. 201 W. 1st. BUYING A NEW or S T I N E FA 2-3138. C s s .r lb s r r y . F lorida ped. Central heat. Just out 15. Huaineart O p p o rtu n ity 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 TOC A U E I I E U l . - n r N'OTt. i \ n i l : cm i t it t-m-RT o r USED CAR? Machinery and Supply Co. READY MLX Concrete, win­ side city limits. Will aacri Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 T IIK N IN TH J l D ISTA L S IR For Lease: Service Station. K IK D t h a t a C o m p l a i n t for BEDROOM house on large FINANCE IT WITH V I 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 C l IT . IN AND F O R a K R I . flee. FA 2-1387. D iv o rce h a a I n i n fltail a g a i n s t Evenings dow tills, lintels, steps, Choice location. Apply The shady lot. 860 a Mo. Ph. * Low lntereit Rates yo u . a n d you a r o r e q u i r ' d N IIL K rO V N T V , F L O R ID A . FA 2 2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 blocks, sand, cement, rock, I'ura Oil Co. 404 W. Blh t o a e r v a a co p y o t y o u r An- in <tvanit: ht no . ctani. FA 2 0597. • Low Monthly Paym ents SMITH Atr-Conditton Refrl HOME WITH BONUS a w r r o r P l t a J I n g t o tli« C o m ­ HOSIER II. HMITII and FH E pipe, steel, grease traps, St. FLORIDA STATE BANK UA F. aSUTH. h i . wlfa. RENTALS geration service. All work p la in t on tha P l a i n t i f f * a t . Would you Ilka best FIIA dry wells, stepping stones. 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath unfurn­ P la in tif f ., 3BDRM, unfurn. home Loch t o r n a y a . L A W O F F I C E S OS’ guaranteed. Very reason terms on a home for your MAN or WOMAN to service ished house at 2402 S. Or­ Miracle Concrete Co. FOR SALE: 1958 Volkswagen j . i i u x h e l l i t o n x . d i i r . s:o v». Arbor 895. 2 Bedrm. Furn. UL’BXTl.N’ t.M ID E R T AND able in price. Day FA 2-7434 3ue Elm Ave. •ltd collect from cigarette, N o r t h Al.ntno lla A v e n u e , P o e t family with a rental Apart ange. 3229492. Convertible. 1962 engin* FA 2 5751 1RM LAMflEKT. hla wlfa, and Office Ilox 34s. O r l a n d o , F l o r ­ Apt. 855. l Bdrm. Furn. Night FA 2 '2069. ice and other coin operated ment included? l)u you hate and transmission. Top let* ida. a n d fils t h a o r i g i n a l A n ­ J O H N N. C U U .F .T , Apt. $15. Robert A. Wil­ UNFURN. 3 Bedroom house, T. V. to be sold for charges. dispensers in this area. This D afandants. to face the expense of buy­ s w e r o r P l e a d i n g In t h a O f ­ than year old. Cash prlc* S I.C R H ’S N O T ISK O F SALK liams, Realtor. FA 2-3951. lVi belli. Carport*, utility 17" RCA $18.37; 20" G. E. fice o t t h a C l e r k o f t h e C i r ­ Is a very good position th at LAWN SERVICE ing a house full of furni­ $595. Call FA 2-2960 after N o t l c a Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t c u i t C o u r t on n r b e f o r e th e 823.46 ; 21" West. $19.87; room. Close to High School. can lie worked full or part- Mowing and edging, etc. Sat ture? Then BUY this beau 5 p. m. or FA 2-3338 before 3 0 ih o f J u n e 19*1. I f y o u fait u n d a r a D ecree o f f o r e c l o s u r a “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The aala entered by the Large Lot. Reasonable. Ph. 21” RCA, $3810. All In t o d o so, d e cree p r o e o n f e e - o a n d time. Person selected must tifully landscaped corner •faction guaranteed. Ph. 5 p. m. Gables. FA 2-0720. J u d g e o r the C irc u it C o u rt working order. Town FA 2 8812. havw giHi.l serviceable car NThlh __nrowrfy. will. all fur. l l l o .M I I I U J o T I ''I .U l _ . l l . l l l , 111 E L 2-H H7________________ f o r t h e r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In cmtniry— i.v . j j - ojuj. snd for S em inole County 2 B E D R O O M furnished ami 10 or mure spare hours lh » C o m p l a i n t . Til. HMli - MOIOrU niture included from TV to Furn. 3 Bedrm., oak floor*, DCiJTK AND O R D E R E D a t F l o r i d a , on th o 1 7 th d s y o f Apartment. FA 20611. per week and $500.00 to Piano Tuning and Repair Florida room act and EXMay, 1343, In a c e r t a i n c a u s e $1 per day rental for Elec­ Gateway To The Waterway masonry home. 1 Blk. West E m ilnule County. S anford, IIO M E Il It S M ITH $.1,600.00 cosh capital. Write W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 F l o r i d a , t h i s 17th d a y o f Stay b e t w e e n TRAS: Garage, well and tric Carpet Shampoocr with Robson Sporting Goods of Hwy. 17-92, on Ixmgwood NEW unfurnished 2 bedroom a n d F R E D A F. HMITII. bl A. D. 1 » « . giving name, address, tele­ pump, others. T O T A L w i f e , P l a i n t i f f v, a n d Q U BN purchase of Blue Lustre. Hd. Then 1 Blk. South cor. Duplex Apt. New stove k (SEAL) Your EVINRUDE Dealer LAMBERT and 1 It I H phone number and all do A r t h u r If. B a c k w l t h . Jr.. T I N PRICE $13,950. Excellent Carroll's Furniture. Air-Conditioninp: o( Vincent Dr. refrigerator. W a t e r furn­ 304-6-8 E. 1st Pb. FA 2-5881 L A M B E R T , hie w if e , a n d C la rk of tha C ircu it C ourt tails to Box 1116, Tulsa terms. N. C C l -L E T. d efen d 11. II. POPE CO., INC. ished. Tile bath and terraao t d e in ln o l* C o u n t y . F l o r ­ J O H N WKSrriNGIIOUSK portable house. FURN. 2 Bedroom u n i s , b e i n g c h a n c e r y r a v e No. Oklahoma. 10' SAILING Pram. FA 2 2U) So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 id a zo floors. $75 per Mo. Ph. 13431, I w ill ■••II a t p ublic Oven, I ton automatic air13051a W. 3rd. St. lly : M a r t h a T. V l lile n FA 2 2374 after 5. a u c t i o n t u t h e h i g h e s t b id d e r D e p u ty Clerk conditioner, sunlamp, GE 38. Motorcycles • Scooter* 16. Female Help Wanter 21*. A u to m o b i le R e n t e * fo - c a s h a i t h e f r o n t d o o r J. tlu .eell llo rn -b y FURNISHED 4 room Apartradio, small rugs, mlsc taw ((o ffic es o t J . R u e eell o f t h e C o u r t h o u s e In Hanford. 2 CLEAN Furn. Apts. Very PRACTICAL Nurse. Call VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. H em ln o le ( Ja u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t mint. Adults. FA : 9180. REALTOR — IN.SUROIt llo rn a b y furniture. 323 0185. AUTO RADIO SERVICE reasonable. Ph. FA 2-1394. t h e h o u r o f 13:uo o 'c l o c k noo n, FA 2-5890 or 401 I'ulmvtto. PERSONAL RADIO A TV New A Used. Sl'i .North M a g n o l ia A v en u a FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. o n M o n d a y , i h e 3rd d ay o f FURNISHED Apartment. J Orlando, F lorida GOOD smalt Lewis Sales A Service Velocipede. Ph. FURNISHED 4 large room J u n o . 1343, t h a t c e r t a i n p r o ­ 2Mh. St. k Sanford Ave A tto rn ey s tor P la in tiff CURB girl. Apply Pig 'N B e d ro o m s , living room, EA 2-2820. 2517 Country Club Rd. apt. Downstairs. Close in. P u h l l a h May 31, SS A J u n e p e r l y d e s c r i b e d a s f o l lo w s : t o ­ wn: Whistle. Sanford. kitchen & Florida r o o m . $60 4. II. 1343. Ph. FA-2-7928 Auto Glass, Tops Call FA 2-3819. fy>t I t . S e c t i o n I, m o r e RECONDITIONED T. V.'s UDI-1S per month. Adult* only. In­ p a r tic u la rly described ae: k Scat Covers IS. Help Wanted and Radius. T. V.s $14.95 to BICYCLES repaired • Re* b e g i n n i n g 343 f e e t VVeet FURNISHED or unfurnished quire Otto's Barber Shop, ATTRACTIVE new 3 bed n o it it : o f « i it a n d 3a f e e t N o r t h of th o $34 95. Radios $5.00 to AUTO GLAxSS & painted. Elec. Trains re* IN T in: ,N t » I K O F TIIK room, l balh home. Flor ARMY Navy Surplus, duplex. 4 large rooms. Near 'JUth St. & French Ave. H o u i h e a s t c o r n e r ot Ilia » r t r » : o f f i .o i i i i i t $15.00. t'enlury T. V. Ser­ paired. Coy's Bike Shop, Ida room. 3 Miles from base. No pels. FA 2-3755. Southw est o f He lion TOr B E R N A R D H CIIE M E N VIT. SEAT COVER CO HKDROOM unfurnished t l . T o w n s h i p 3a, R a n g e vice. 1319 Celery Av*. Pb. 414 Sanford Av*. FA 2-9663. E l l a n d IDA SI. NCIIESISanford. Priced reasonable 19. Situations Wanted 3DI W. 2nd St. PA 2 8032 S3. Hemlnole C o u n t y , F l o r ­ K N A l ’EU. h ie w i f e , re e lhouse. Kitchen equipped, FA 2-1412. Free pick up snd delivery. Ph. FA 2 2905. id a, t h e n c e r u n N o rth 17S ALL WORK GUARANTEED dence unknow n. Legal Notice Child Care. FA 2 2274. $65 a month. FA 2-1691. f e e t . W e s t IU7 feet, b o o t h T O E XfU. I I E R K R T N O T I133 feel. E a s t 103 f e e t in SUNDRIES Store. Stock T IE D that FEDERAL NA­ t iii : i iih i it ro t n r t o P o i n t o f B e g in n in g . AUTO GLASS T IO N A L s i o R T f i t o i : A m u * . ninth j i mi i n , m i n i t CLEAN, quiet Apt., 2 bevlequipment. Well establish­ 21. H euuty Salon* 1ATION, h a v i n g f i le d In th le (8KALI in %\i» i oi i %»:h in o i .i : Your Neighbor A t Hollers room. Clo»e in. FA 2-0617, ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ A rth u r H B e c k w i t h . J r ., C O IN IA , I'l.O IIIII % INSTALLED C o u r t 11ea . w o r n Kill of C o m ­ HARRIETT'S nEAUTY_NOOK C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , IN « ll% N I‘» : i t l NO. 1.1497* plaint. the n a tu r e a n d purpoee tire. Call FA 2 0274 or Senkarik Glass ami Paint 2 bedroom Complete Beauty Service Hem lnole C o u n t y , F l o ri d a . F K D f c t l U , N \T H » N A L \H MIT* FURNISHED of w h i c h le to f o r e r l o e e l h a t Longwood TE 8 6389. B y : M a r l h a T. Vllilen c e r t a i n m - i r l g j g o e x e c u t e d by Company house. Adults. No pets. OYilK t W n 'I ITION. A C o r ­ Evening Appointments D. C. B e rn a rd N chem enauer and Ida p o r a tio n o r g a n i s e d u n d e r a n FA 2-7664. FA 2 5742 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 SI N c h e m e n a u e r, h ie wife, tn P u b lish May 31. 1341 BUILDING lot. 90’ x 125'. 105 So. Oak Act o f C o n a re * * *nd r K l a t l n a L a w y e r s S lo rlg ««a a n d T u l a CDI-Sl pursuant to the Federal N a ­ Near churchex on paved RM. Furn. Apt., $70 Mo. C o m p a n y , on t h a 9 t h d a y o f Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop ‘2 9A. Au t o ArceHNorirx tl p al m irtfNVfl Aeeocia tion, M i n n : <i f v i i i road. Very dr.irulde a n a . Call for Evening appointment* J u l y . 1333; t h a t e a l d C o m ­ C h a r t e r \ c t , havlnir |t» p r i n ­ Bedroom Air • Conditioned. T U : JA M EH \V. IIA H lIltU V K p l a i n t p r a > e fo r a n a c c o u n t ­ Phone FA 2-3327. lu Ihe CUy o f Biol IIA K IIA R a li. I IA R - cipal o ffice 118 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 MARK IV Air-Conditioner for Ill K. 8th St.. FA 2-5786. i n g t o ha t a k e n u n d e r t h a U ltO V K hi* nlfr, U r- W ashington D istrict of C o l­ car. Complete. $7500 cash d irectio n of the C ouri for umbia, f* nihfilB, w liaf la d u a t h a P l a i n t i f f f o r ! tain t Iff. !). For S ale o r R ent See Jam es Skipper across 22. liuild Paint • Repair U n i * Lari*, l. t m u o r e . p rin cip al and I n ls r e a t ou .a id YU C a lifo rn ia from P. O. Lake Monroe. ■ n o rtg a g s a n d inor g . a e n o te FltA.NK H M rr.talsF .il a n d Ii* ' I s k i i t h . Afn o lift, am i REMODELING k Painting of Hou»e. FA 2-7896 or FA 2-4205 a n d fo r t h a coeiv, c h a r g e e a n d 322 1972. >1 ItH. |c <i 11 K It T H. TVO.VNB A L K 4 K Ml KL LKIt, a x p a n . e e I n c lu d in g a t t o r n e y * , Oflice FA 2 2118 all kinds. 7 years to pay. l l U J l l t , |ii« v%If#*. Utifinil* hl« wife, a n d F I l l l a U F l» A N - 2 BH. 817 Cataboa. FA 2 0578 fee. an d abvlract fee. and DKIIAON. T r u s t e e o f t h e FA 2-0648 Night No qualifying. Free esti­ .11 A. Tel;* ant*. t h a t In d e f a u l t of a u ch pay* l U n d l t m u n , N o r t h C a r o - Keiate o f t h e Keller C o r p o r a ­ 323 OTU) t n e n l . ti t l e . I n t e r e s t , e e l a t s , mates. License k bondage. baths tion, a b a n k r u p t , an d all Its BY OWNER, 3 Bdrm. I l i a claim , dem and a n d e q u ity of 2524 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS TE 8 1183 or 322-5833. ▼OU AND K A r i l O F T«»U a l t e r ego c o r p o r a ti o n * l i s t e d large lot. FA 2-1952. r e d e m p t i o n of t h e D e f e n d a n t s In the o r d e r « f J. It. H o o k e r . 3, AKG registered. Block a n d a ll p a r . o h a c l a i m i n g by. ara hinkjf no tiff ad that nun Hefer*e In b a n k r u p t c y , d a t e d ff! NO CASH NEEDED tl r o u g h . under or a g a l n . t h a * b*«n coni in* nc*«l a v u l n s t St O cto b er 1741. In t h e IT ft 12. Heal Kntnte For Sale 15. P lu m b in g S ervices with tun murkingx, 2 fe­ HOWARD HOOD, Salesman y o u In tn « C i r c u i t o » u r t o f t h e m o r »ny o f t h e m , h a a b ­ * Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a male* $15., Male $60. t h * N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of r>twtrl« t C o u r t , ilo u th ern Dins o l u t e l y b a r r e d a n d fo re clo se Howard and htn wife, Sara, reside on SaUusis Dr. tad month. T. k 1. included. t r i e t of F l o r i d a . In b a n k r u p ­ au Id e u l t b e i n g ti l e d In ilia th«t Htat* o f Klorl-U In a n d tcy No 111-42-M-KC. I n c l u d ­ 2 BEDROOM House. 908 Myr­ FA 2-3942. he has hern with Holler's far 8 year*. Both are very f o r H*mlnot* C o u n t y , th * z b . 322 8085. C irc u it C ourt of th e N inth J u tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ arlivr in the First Christian Chureh and H s s s H In b revlat««t t i l l * o f w hich I*: in g llldiie wood Wood Fro«lucta d i d s t C ir c u it, In e n d for Hem C o . Inc., wan. 322 1013. the Fir.l Vie# President of the Lions Club. Howard ;»2. Flow er* - SliruliH Ip.de C o u n t y . Ill C h a n c e r y , e n ­ T I I K I . I F i : INHUItA NCi: COM IDYLLWILDE Defendafite. • VIBQtXIA. Plalatirr. litx-s fi.hiiiK so much that he says hr would like Is P l u m b i n g Ji H e a t i n g t i t l e d F E D E R A L N A T l u N A L PANV **► N i r r i c M tu irriM N New lovely 3 lift, 2 bath JWIK.H U . H A H t l l t o V K $r».8uo M'lltTHAVIE A r s o v ’ l ATION, a retire »o he ran fish aa often as possible. AIR CONDITIONING POTTED MUMS in bluom. IIAKIIAIIA (l. IIA It- T l .i : N r %TH HE F I.011111% corpo ra tio n o rganised under and home situated on corner Neat 2 bedroom, 1 hath home CONTRACT and REPAIR 35c up. a n A ct of C o n g reea a n d e x i s t - OltOVK. hi* wifo, *t *1. !•• - t o i F r a n k n. Muelle r anti Yvonne Ale*« Mueller, hie in g o o d condition. Kitch­ lot. Features galore in­ In C h ancery No. lu g p u r e u a n t to t h e F e d e r a l f r n d a n t * . WORK GRAPKVILLE NURSERY wife 13<>49. cluding Florida room, lux­ Heady To Serve You At Hollcra of Sanford i f a t t o n a t S l - r t g a g a A -e o c t a l l u n en equipped, plus atandard 1121 Y o u n g S tre e t SCOT Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 Grspcvlllc Ave. Near 2uth St. T h a n a t u r * o f thl* at) r fa C h a r t e r Acl. P l a i n t i f f , v e r s u s ury kitchen, central heat, Omaha, N * bratka extras. City water and sew­ BERNARD HITIEMENAIT* a for*«?lo*ur* o f t h a t • YOU A III. HKIIKUY N O T I double carporte, and se­ age. Only S2U0 duwn. and E l t an il IDA M. M T I E M E N A U - m o r t a a a * f r o m • a i d 4« f o n d ­ * :iu hla w lfa: an il I t l l H I E - a n t * t o p l a i n t i f f , d a t e d \ u k u i ( F!i!D t h a t a »ult h u b**en parate dining. $20,500 with $31 per inontn covers veryfiled a a a i n ^ t >«m In the a b o v e 9VOOD W O O D PMODVCTC8 t , I9S1 an 1 f t n i n l i l h«pt«in> en tit le d •au ee. and t h a t y o u $1500 down and at low at h e r 29. m i In «»ffl U1 liv ething! I N C . D e f e n d a n t . , b e i n g Clian i l l o f t h i a r e rc«|ulr*il to fll* y o u r a n ­ e e r y CSSS No. 13311. p r a y i n g < o r 14 (look M l. $125 per month. s w e r w i t h t h e Clerk o f t h l a Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency L A K E JE S S U P Jim Hunt Realty Wall f o r a e l o v u r e or ..111 m o r l a a g a I 'u u llo K t c o r d i o f Htnilnolv on the fo l lo w in g l i i v t r l h e d C o u n t y , F l o ri d a . *tu‘u m b c r l n a lan d , l y i n g a n d b e i n g In b e n e t h a t c e r t a i n pl«c« o r p a r c e l of Inole C o u n ty . F l o r i d , t o . w i t : p r o p e r t y lo c a te d , s l t u a t t . a n d and 1. I Block T VVEVTH- b * l n d In nalU C o u n t y EI1 H F IEI.D FIR H T A D D I ­ ritar*. to * w it: |g..t 9 o f MOUTH 1*1.NKTION. according t > p >t t ’KKriT, 8e« oii<l Addi tion. Ho* t h e r e o f a . r e c o r d e d In P l a t p l a t , a iii h d l v is i o n , a c c o r d ­ Book 13. P ag e 44. o f P u h ll in g to a p lat th * rto f, r e ­ R ecords o ' S i n l n e U C o u n ­ c o r d e d In P l a t llo n k 11, p i | « ty. F l o r i d a ; T o g e t h e r w i t h 2u. o f th * I n jb lle It eurd* o f tha f o l lo w in g siuipm sat: 2t<nilnol* < \ j u n t y ( F l o ri d a . I n te rn a tio n a l of Utica Fur K A i 'l l OF YOU IH Itn* nai a. Mod. o i l s » i K - D | You gad seek i • sr *jl I lti!l» t o fit* y o u r i i n a u r f h* r a h y re* iu tr.d t o file p e r s o n ­ o r o t h e r w r i t t e n t | ( f « f u r i to a l t y o r by a t t o r n e y . In t h e o f - th * C o m p l a i n t w i t h th e C l e r k p . » o f t h e C l e r k o f sa id C o u r t . o f th * iMrcull C o u r t of lleniIn t h a C o u n t y l ou t House. In Inol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In thl* to u r n a t h e c i t y of S a n f o r d , c o u n t y o f pi o c t e u l n a a n d th ereo f upon the p la in t­ h e m l n o l e . S t a l e of F l o ri d a , on o r before t h e 3t h d a y o f J i l " e , iff** a t t o r n e y *. w h u o A. I>. 1343, Iti'ii a p p e v r a m * . a n d i$vlilr«M ar«> h e r e i n a f t e r a isw rr or ...h er d ' f a n e l f e •rt f o r t h , a* r e q u i r e d by law p l v a d l o a a lo t h a C o m p l a i n t In n o t l a t e r i h a u t h e i l h d ay o f t h l e c a n * , a n d a l s o to verve J u n e . 194). In d e f a u l t t h e r e , Upon S a n d e r s . S leB w a n . tten w - o f t h e c a o e e w ill proceed *« a r g A Xlliue. a t t o r n e y " f o r t h a p a r t e upon t h e e n t r y of a P l a i n t i f f , a copy o f s a i d p l e a d ­ D e c r e e F r o Cwiif«e*o a a a l n e t i n g s , other wl*.- avid l i n t of you . YV ITNK-H.S m y h a n d an t t h e C o m p l a i n t w ilt he t a k e n a*. c-’Ht« i«*d by | o u e n d each of • e a l o f *ald I 'o t i r t In fiend d o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , th .e 3rd lu J. P P M . a m i O R D E R E D fhle d a y o f >lay. i >43 ttfCAf.) 3 rd day of May. V D„ !»4: a A r t h u r II. HevkwUU. Jr-. So n fo rd . n . i u v u o le C'oau.y. C’erli f t the <!lrcult C*»iiri Florida. li, : M a r i n a T. YlhDn (.oEAL I D e p u ty C l e r k . A r t h u r II R e c k w u h . J r I# a . iaii. (JrU&iey n i Lewi*, c i e : k of live C i r c u i t f o u r ! .3 9 r,.r p l a i n i iff o f S em in o le C o u n t y . F l o r ­ » 40 .North C o u r t n t r r a t ida. Host o f f i c e D o \ ; « . 4 B y : M a r t h a T. Vlialvu o r l a ido, F U r i d a Da.vuty C lark P u o : i « h ; May T, I I , • ! , • I P j b i l a k l May 7, 11. 31, -1. C U 1-1I .C D l- 3 0 . C o u rt a n d to serv e a r o p y t h ereo f u p o n th * F l a l n l t f f o r Plaintiff** a tto r n e y * . w hose nam e a n d a d d r e e s le llln h o p A Ilo rn n taln , 54 F.*M F i n e Htr**r *•r l «'i•i », F lorid*, n o t l a t e r t h a n J u n e 11th 1 If you fall t o do »o a D e c r e e P ro C o n feeeo a III l»e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u for the r e l i e f d e ­ m an d ed In th « Co m p lain t. T h l e s u it Is to firei'lo sn a m o r t ­ gage. T h e r e a l p ro p erty p r o ­ ceeded a g a l n a t Is: Kit Illotk t2. WKAT1IKIUFlFI.il FI HAT ADDI­ TION. ac ordlnu to the plat thertof u« rvcttrded In Flat Hook 12. Faae 44. Stenstrom Realty ATTENTION LADIES . 1 Stenstrom Realty Real E state—Mortgages Real Estate—Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2242U IUvenna Park FA 2 7195 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2120 Ravenna Park FA 2 7195 Kveniugs Evenings FA 2 2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2 8360 FA 2 3677 FA 2 3829 PA 2-8360 WILL TRADE 3 Lots In Sanford, ciote to downtown, for llousetrailer St. Johns Realty of equal value. Write P. U THE TIME TESTED FIRM Box io2 , Wildwood, H a. i lilt N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 I'Ublb Hecorde of MamlPARK RIDGE. 3 Bedrooms, I F.OCFf ARFtOR ARKA nil* County, Flurt'U; Hi baths. Owner transfer Together with th* following ] MOST deftirablc Itction, a il»»iii of pr ipwrty wrhtrh le lu* red. No qualifying. Mini-1 cuvlom built 3 bedroom, 2 cutvil in *n'l per ilia neatly 111* mum down payment. Ph. balh tmnie featuring com­ etBlO.I *• * pari of (tie tin* prukument on *ai4 IztkI: 3230085. plete separate dining and International of Ullc* fam.iy room together with F’urnac* M>4*1 Ollrf I . NO DOWN PAYMENT K*I>. large (urinal living room. 3 Bedroom CBS home. 2091 \YIT.NfcHi4 n.jr tian I ftiut (he For immediate possession •*$l of Bi$l.J Court at rianfoM Collins Dr. Phone FA 2 7470. | i florid*, line ltlh day at May, and under priced at $14,730. IMS Financed by owner after ON LAKE RAVENNA. 4 Bed-1 ' 'or. Vl.i $!,(5o dowu payment. Can riu,, 2 bath. Comtoriable 1, Arthur li. iUckwilh. Jr.. Clerk .»f Hi* Clrrult Court s Im be purchased on furn year old borne in excellent lly : IMrih* T. Ylhlen ivhed basis. condition. Fireplace, AirDeputy ciurk lllfiiop * Hornetrln conditioning. centra! heat, | H L**i I'int Mtreel double carporte A large 0*Undo. Florida Attorne>e for I’iaintlff utility rm. covered patio PualUb Jlay II. 21. SS L June 1901 S. Park Ave. with neat landscaped yard. I. MU 3ol Vdilen ltd. i *A 2 5 232 a n y tim e Cbl-U Seminole Really IF You are interested in employment You are interested in advancement You are a qualified stenographer YOU C an assure your future with GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC where immediate opportunities are open for those who can take dictation and fype at reasonable speeds. APPLY By Writing Employment O ffice P.O . Box 2500 Daytona Beach, Florida GENERAL ^ AN I Q U A l ELECTRIC Or r OI TUNI I V IMMOril H O LLER S o/SANFORD j SQUARE D EAL C ARS 1962 I'HKV. MONZA, 1 Speed ............ 1961 CIIKV. Mtstion Wagun, Auto, i960 RAMBLER I Door. Auto. 1959 CIIKV. I Dour, 6 CyL, Auto. Trans. 1939 JAGUAR I Door 1960 CIIKV. Ton I'iek-l’p ... 1938 FORD 2 Door, 6 CyL. Sid. 193.9 CIIKV. Convertible, A u t o .------1938 PLYMOUTH 2 Door. 8l. Wagon 1957 PONTIAC 2 Door. 8td., Aa Is 1957 MKRCL'RY Station Wagun, Auto. 1956 CIIKV. Sta. Wagon, V-8. Auto.. Air Cond. 1957 CIIKV. 2 Ion Truck. 2 Hp. Axle 1958 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Sedan 1956 FORD Sta. Wagon. V-8. Standard 1957 PLYMOUTII 4 Door, 6 CyL. Auto. 1955 CIIKV. 2 Door. V-H. Auto 1959 CIIKV. (i Tun I'trk-l'p, Power Brakes 1952 CADILLAC I Door ... 1951 OI.DS I Door. Power Steering, Auto. 1956 CIIKV. I Door, V-8, Auto. 1956 MAMUI.KK Sta. Wagon. Auto. 1951 CIIKV. Ton Pick-l'p 1931 PONTIAC 4 l>ooc. Auto.________ DISCOUNT IF NO TRADE Fred And Audrey YvackU 219 K. 2nd. 8K FA 2 0711 Orlando • CII I Claude UilleU 1303 Park Ave. FA 2-0881 \ �* Wt are proud to tart don# flit roofing and matal work on 1tfcb.v building —• • We m prowl to have supplied tho lumber and bordware for this modem building. W« a rt proud to hove been selected for the flo ss and store-front installa­ tion o f tide new building — wa are also pleased that Moore and Penninsula HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC at W. M St. _______________ __________ P tac PA 2-5561 'CHAR BROILED” M A Y W E SU G G EST THE BURGER KING FOOD OUR SPECIALTY A T H IC K SH A KE, CO KE, R O O T BEER, O RAN GE OR G IN G ER A LE W ITH Y O U R ORDER The Biggest in Florida V4 lb. Char-Broiled Burger . . . stuffed with Pickles, Lettuce, Tomato, May­ onnaise, Onion, C atsup . . . on a King-size 5-inch Toasted Roll. G arlic on Request: PLEASE** phone orders during this fabulous sale at Melted Cheese or Roquefort 10c Extra. W ED N ESD A Y Regular Price 40c WEDNESDAY SP EC IA L By no means, are we cutting prices. This is strictly a one day sale. Make a date with Mother now! WE SELL TO SELL AGAIN. 2109 FREN CH AVE Reg. $2.00 Value DRY C LE A N IN G SPEC IA L $1.50 AND NOW READ THIS . . . . Grand Opening Day S PEC IAL F irst 2 nickels refunded on your drying • all day starting at 8 A.M. TH E B R A N D N E W - A L L N E W 2022 French Ave. PHONE 322-6872 OPEN TIL 8:00 O’CI.OCK TONIGHT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 2010 French Ave, INDIVIDUAL IDEAL FOR FRIED CHICKEN D in n e r.......................... $1.00 Hunting Trip* Picnic* Civic Groups Partie* Ilout Crube* FUhlng Trip* Unexpected Gueutu Church Function* Tired Mother* 3 PIECES CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES COLE SLAW or GRAVY and HOT ROLLS TOMORROW - WEDNESDAY ALL DAY WEDNESDAY ONLY 2100 SOUTH FREN CH PHONE 322-9442 OWNEB ROY BOPP OPEN 4 PM . TO 12 MIDNIGHT THE PURCHASE OF 1/2 DOZ. G L A Z E D DONUTS A T TH E REG. PRICE OF 30c 1 JELLY DONUT - FREE A V EN U E (ACROSS FROM TIIE BURGER KING) 2020 FRENCH AVE. W rril OPEN 7 DAYS A W EEK 11 A . M. T O 9:30 P. M 2012 FRENCH AVE. Open all night, every night Except Saturday Business Rentals Handled By Stemper Agency & Everett Harper Agency JJ 11 5 ^ a a a a iijii] L fi ir" �t ■ ' ' 'ti­ 'Rain, Rain Come Again'. . . Seminoia County agriculture is in dire need of rain. This waa the gist of a report this morning by County Agent Cecil Tucker after Tuesday evening’s seemingly heavy but actually light rainfall. Only .06 of an inch of rein fell Tuesday evening, bringing to 1.93 inches the total of precipitation for the month of May. as compared to 4.29 inches as normal for this month Location of one and possibly two new state universities is practically assured for East Central Florida and expectations are that at least one will L w. ^ ay c i o c* L a rry VcnlM l That controversial taped telephone conversation be­ tween Pata Knowki and J. P . Wingers at the MeFadden Voundatloa U bow being transcribed and the Herald ha* been promlaed n full transcript . . . Doe* Um City Comini**Ion have the right to tape phone conversation*? Pete Knowlei says: Yea, if It Un’t u*ad in court. • • a Wonder how much the city will appropriate for tap* re­ cording equipment a t the ■ext budget acssiont Bean tulng a lot lately with the Hunt Co. people and now with MacPaddea Poundatloa. la the *95Ml State Road Department budget eome $428,000 in aecondary fund* were appropriated for SR 427 from Altamonte to Cinder** Corner. What happened to the money? In the 1981 SRD budget some 1100,000 in bond con■traction money wa* allocat­ ed for righti-of-way for Bear tak e Rd. and flOO.OOo out of secondary fund* for construc­ tion . . . Nothing done yet. • • • Pern Park Incorporation legislation ha* a* much chance thU session as County Attorney Harold Johnson drafting a franchise direc­ tive hill. • • • Friday is the deadline to gel tickets for the annual SIIS Sports banquet slated for next Wednesday night. • • • ta k e Mary parents over promises made to the ball diamond out . . . Time and time people were told the will be done . . . 't be situated in Seminoia Coun­ tyThis opinion was expressed this morning by Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce long range committee ea educa­ tion, when U was teamed that the Senate-approved aducatioa measure is the No. T Item on today's eslendar lor the House of Rcpnsentativea. The Senate has approved measures providing for the establishment of a branch of the University of Florida en­ gineering college, with an ap­ propriation of |SU,000 to gel started, and for the establish­ ment o f ' a four-year under­ graduate university, but no appropriation. Stenstrom said reports are that the measure will clear the House and, of course, will receive Gov. Farris Bryant’s approval. Stenstrom added it has been practically assured one or both new schools will be located in the seven-county East Central Florida area, and, "if our expectations prove out, at least one will be placed in Seminole Coun ty." A favorable report is ex peeled shortly in the feasibil­ ity study being prepared by the First Research Corpora­ tion, Miami, for the Chamber, advising on advantages of lo­ cating a state school in Sem­ inole. -This r eport, Xtrastrom tv il. will be studied by Chamber executives and then passed to the Seminole County Commis­ sion and legislative delega­ tion. Ultimately, after legislative approval of the education bill, the feasibility study will be presented to the State Cabinet and Ste|f*'Bu.ird Of Control. A state, site rummittew t u n tually will choose the loca­ tion* for these two new state schools. Police Release 700 Negroes upset GREENSBORO. N.C. (UPI) grade there — Almost 700 Negroes jailed again for r a c i a l demonstrations work here were released early to­ day. The Negroes, some of them crying, marched from • • • a temporary jail. Sure seems a shame to go The Negroes, most of them all that expense convening college students, were order­ the stadium into a baseball field when only I t people ed by Guilford County Sher­ turned out for the last Babe iff Clayton Jones to leave a Ruth League baseball game reopened polk) hospital where . . . Now the school board the) bad been held. The hos­ will have to dip Into else kit­ pital was ringed by police ty to convert the field back and sheriff! deputies as the Negroes left. to." football. A few of the male student* • sat oo the Hour amt had to That tractor-mower mishap be carried down the halls b) the other day left the count) deputies to an outer lobby. with only two uactor-mowA group of 122 Negro girl* era on hand. Bid for a new from Bennett College liatly piece cf equipment thouid refused to leave the make­ be let June It. shift Jail and remained there. • • • A total of 1(7 other Negro 23th St. finished. Next item demonstrators remained in of business. il*w many tons the sheriffs custody at two of concrete used and Just county larm units am! the Jail how much the county and city in nearby High Point. chipped in for the project. • • • Walter F " With Leukemia h Glad to see Jim Crappt was on* of the City Commis­ sioner* that weit to New York on that lYep school WASHINGTON (UPI) deal. Crapp* became* a bet­ Rep. Francis E. Walter’s doc­ ter and better commissioner tor has confirmed that the veteran Pennsylvania Demo­ with every passilg day. crat ia suffering from leuk­ • • • emia, Walter's office announc­ We known fie Woodruff ed today. Building I* behtod the times The atatcinent eaid l)r. but isn't it abcut tim e those Darrell C. Crain had confirm­ Semi-Centennid pictures in ed the rausa of Waltar’a long that store freest were taken illness through testa. Walter is out? ! at Georgetown University hos­ pital. * I* A inl and fun driver this morning sparked a move which b is / been growing among reidents whose pro­ perty back on Magnolia be­ tween 24th and 23th Street. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - A Magnolia ft this point is • d ir alley./The speeding driv compromise salt water fish­ er struck/a dog and failed ing license bill was sent to to slop, resident* have been the floor for final action to­ request in | police to place day with the backing of the speed libit signs but have Senate’* Salt Water Con­ been loij U will require an servation Committae. The compromise measure, act of t)« City Commission. Resident ale (earful these setting a new 91.75 annual speeding drivers ta the alley salt w a t e r fishing license exem pts from the tec afly will guU » a child. of the year. “We need another good two inches of rain this month to get us out of our problems,” Tucker stated. “What we have had is not enough, really inadequate.” He pointed out that citrus is in danger, on the borderline. Ha added some citrus growers already are irrigating. If they continue, Tucker said, “they will at leaat get a part of a crop, after but lost De- cember’a freeze, and thia will pay for the irrigation; sort of, money in their pockets.” Vegetables also are in some dan> ger with this lock of rainfall, the agent said, pointing to peppers, egg­ plant, cabbage, celery and sweet corn now growing on the truck farms nnd field corn on the dairy farms. Tucker summed the situation: “We need more rain to get us out of our troubles.” ll SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES Murie Flexer (left) nnd Billie Burke inspect the 110-gtdlon still confis­ cated by federal and state liquor agents and deputies Tuesday evening on Highway 427 near Elder Springs. Sam Dowdn, 48, Sanford, was taken into custody at the scene and was to be arraigned today b e fo re the U. 8. com m issio n er at Orlando on charges of possession of nn illegal still, possession of illegal whiskey and trans­ portation of illegal whiskey. He wus being held in the Orange County jail pending arraignment. (Herald Photo) 'Bama Governor Defies U . S . VOL. 63 WEATHER: Cloudy through Thursday. High today, 86-90. Low tonight, 60-66. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. MAY 22, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA M d ls li #C K M A 0 • • • Pope Failing VATICAN CITY (UF1) Pope John XXIII, appearing wan and tired, canceled a scheduled general audience at the last minute today because of his falling health. Cuba Bound MIAMI (UPI) — A Red Cross medical team flew to Havana today to aaaist refu­ gees expected to leave Cuba Thursday on the American freighter Morning UghL BIRMINGHAM, Alu. (UPI) Fiery Gov. George Wnlluce, despite the dissent of his attorney general, Strike Feared ATLANTA (UPDEmploye* today appeared determined to square off against the federal government over the admission of two of the Southern Greyhound lines voted overwhelmingly Negroes to the University of Alalmmu. Tuesday to go on strike If The defiunt 6-foot, 7-inch tall governor pledged their contract demand* are TucmlHy To TOOT in me not' met. 1wny if necessary to block adI million of Vivian Malone, 20, Sweeping Plans DES MOINES (U PI)—The nnd Navy veteran David MeUnited Presbyterian Church, (•lathery. 2ti. in a series of sweeping con­ Wallace l o o k In* fiulitinn stitutional proposals, h a s alulld drapltu statcnirnta by moved to end social and eco­ the university h*»n( of lru»- nomic discrimination against .4.* that It suit, red • con <vf , Negroes by local churches TALLAHASSEE f t h l l admissions llulieit Mu to *«•Seoaie President Wilson Car crpl Ne-rnc* In'tils lace of Red Orbit raway named a senate e r a - 1court action. I MOSCOW (UPI) — Thc So fercnce committer dominated State Atty, Gen. liiclimoiul . viet Union today launched tha by big spenders today to Flowers endorsed llu- hoard'* 117th in a series of unmanned meet with a similar house statement that It hnd no legal •pace satellites in a program alternative, “ When the g' v- Micvcd preparing f o r a group to Iron out differences ernor stands in diTiutice of spare attempt by a man or in the general appropriations: fc,,cr, | Iluulority. be encour- woman. biU. ages others to join him—Unit One of the members, Sen. brings on racial violence,” Propaganda WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Ed Fraser of MacCIcnny, u "«'** Flowers, the Legislature'* strongest Thc •nnouncement of »c- United States has dismissed advocate of taxing groceries c*»,Unf0 uf lh" 4lu,‘- as "typical propaganda" a to finance a spending bill of ents rams a t a hearing in Soviet proposal for withdraw­ )1 billion or mors. Other which Mute was to answer al of U. S. Polaris nuclearmembers are Sens. L. K. charge* of contempt of court missile submarines from thc Edwards. Irvine; Ed Price. for not admitting the Negroes. | Mediterranean. Shortly after the announce­ Bradenton; Dewey Johnson, Quincy, and K- W. Gautier, ment, Wallace, who pledged Hailstones for Alabama at his inaugura­ lly United Press International New Smyrna Beach. A Texas-sized hsil storm The House committee has tion last January, "segregation now, segregation tomor­ left hailstones piled IS inches not been announced. Carraway urged the group row, segregation forever,” deep In West Texas today, to "try to come back with railed a new conference tn i Crops were flattened and cars a solution by thc end uf this Montgomery to make clear ' were dented by the golf-ball his stand. ' sire stones and at least two week.' The conference, always held The governor suid, "The ob­ road* were closed. behind cloved doors, could ligation to protect the tradi­ be a tug-of-war between tion and sovereignty of this Supplies Dwindle DALLAS (UPI) - A Red economy forces ami liberal 'tote •* n,y obligation and will spenders. The House has vut- he fulfilled by me.” He auid Cross official said Tuesday cd a hill of $943 million and the federal government "might Cuba will ran out of its sup­ hesitate'' to put hini in jail ply of drugs obtained in a the Senate *1,125.000.000. because of his position but swap for invasion prisoners in would not be reluctant to jail about ■ year and will be lesser officials, including the laced with a medicinal crisis Two Yank trustees. . when it does. Big Spenders Dominate Group On Money Business Relief Seen In Inventory Tax Bi TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A bill giving tax asiesiors broad latitude in valuing • merchant's stock-in trade for inventory tax purposes pass­ ed the Senate today without a dissenting vote. Sea. W. C. Ilerrell. .Miami Springs, said (lie measure was designed to give relief tn Jury business and circumvent the strict provisions la thc con­ stitution that such sloek be assessed at full essh worth. A 1981 bill, calling for ass­ essment of stock-in-trade at 23 percent of its value, was struck down by tha supreme court The new bill, which now DeLoach Innocent •4 Control to lain ndmlaktratioa of Mate universities Mg • f politic* wag bp tha lie us* today and Mat te Mm Governor. Tha measure, changing «h« board's asm* to Um Board oI Regents, would also iaereoM the sise of Um agency from seven to aiat member*. Baete member would serve a aiat* year term , which would pro­ hibit gay on* governor from having a majority of meats to the board. -ft-w at approved br-aa_ 13 vote. Approved at tbe same lima waa a proposed constitution­ al amendment that would ea-‘ abte as s f th a m em - Jumex A. Dei .ouch, 48, of Luku Monroe, wax found innocent of * charge of second degree murder by u jury in the circuit court of Judge Volie A, Wlllinitix Jr. Ttthatlay. The jury deliberated loss than an hour. 04 odftei to e la te DeLoach w h s r^vsvtrml with-stubbing llillmnn Behrens. 49, Luke Monroe, years. nn last Oct. 20 iluriok' .< quarrel ov«?r a bottle of wine in ten uutomnbile parked There was od opposition to on Elder Rond. the measure, which was ex­ Assistant State Attorney A. J. lloxeniuii Jr., Cocoa Reach, represented plained by Rep. Osee Fagan the s ta te ami Gordon Frederick, S an fo rd , represented DeLoach. of Alachua. Pagan said Uto At the time of the xlnyintf. accord ini; to deputies, DeLoach admitted the measure was sparked by a killing. special space era education Justice of the Pence W. 11. Duncan reported tlmt the murder weapon study which was made public just prior to the legislature. whs u long bladed picket i ' The study said the chief knife and one thrust hud obstacle to quality and econ­ p e n c t r n t e d Rehren’s omy in the university system heart. was the present board of Ilehrenx had lieen u control mako up. He laid the resident of Lake Monroe beard had a weak adminis­ for 35 years. 'No Justice' In Pasco County, Judge Testifies Pearson Warns Of Treaty Split 'Compromise' Fish Bill On Floor goes to Um House, permits merchants lo file for a bulk or tump sum assessment ra­ ther than having to evaluate each Individual Hem. It also permits adjustments oa the age of the goods being valu­ ed. In other business a bill re­ organising the State Board Find s. .. TALLAIIASHKK (UPli — A Pasco County judg* charged today a t tha impeachment hearing of Circuit Judgs Rich­ ard Kelly th at "w* do not hava Justice” in the county. The situation Is getting eo bad, said Small Claims Judge A. J. Hayward Jr., "that one does not talk to Judg* Kelly without a court reporter pres­ ent." Hayward testified before a • |>eciul House committee look­ ing into charges by the Pasco County Bar Association Unit Krlly should he Impeached at a judge in the 8th circuit on grounds of official miscon­ duct. The committee, which heard two day* of testimony last Teams Move week in which Pasco lawyers Wet Now charged that Kelly harassed BARTOW, Fla. I CPI) On Everest No Personnel Bring on Hie booze, boys, the ami embarrassed them. KATMANDU, Nepal (UPI) 70-year thirst in Polk County Changes Seen —Two teams of American mountain climbers struck out No personnel changes are Is over. Determined "wets” toward the top of Mr. Evervst, anticipated in the Sanford 1 inarched to the polls Tuesday tha world’s highest |H-uk. branch uf A 31. Kidder A Co and trounced the “dry*" by from the south and east sides when the entire stock Inok- a 25,211 to 22.WM margin, ac­ toduy in hopes uf meeting at erage lirni Is taken over June cording to unofficial returns the summit. 3 by ilcynolds A Co. and from tha county's 48 pre' rim ts. An official spokesman fur Francis I. du Pont k Co. O T T A W A (UPI) — The the expedition said there wa* The Sanford branch along NATO spring council opened “high hopes (or everybody." I with 24 other Florida oftices today with a stern warning But, he said, there was no con­ | will become a part of the Open Higher from Canadian Prime Minis­ firmation that anyone actually 1 Reynolds firm. NEW YORK 4UPI) - ter Lester B. Pearson against had rra< bed the peak when Knn Barley, local manager, I Stocks opened irregularly the perils which would stem last word was radioed to Kat­ said no personnel changes higher in fairly active trad- from a split between the mandu from the base camp. 1ing today. North American and Europe­ are anticipated. an members of the alliance. Pearson, welcoming the for­ eign and defense ministers of the IS nations of the alliance, •aid thc trend toward Europe­ Floridan fishing in the salt Outdoor Recreation Fund to Under the outdoor recrea­ an unity was an "axclting de­ waters of hi* home county. purchase and lease water­ tion law. the Cabinet will velopment" but It would be "a sad day for peace and se­ It also exempts persons over front and inland areas (or have authority to use the curity if a united Europe (5 years of age and under public recreation. IS. It was part of Gov. Far­ funds for such purposes as played a separate role." But lie added that “ chang­ Tourists and other visitors ris Bryanl's legislative pro­ providing new public beaches, may obtain a 25 cents dally gram and he had to come obtaining land* for access by es that have been wrought license. to waterfront since the last NATO meeting to its rescue last week with fishermen Revenue from the license a pica for support of It as areas, construction of boat in Ottawa point to the nerd fee would go Into the land the bulwark of his ambitious ramps, artificial reefs and i for some new definition of thc I Atlantic comm unity." acquisition trust fund y the outdoor recreation plan. public fishing piers. I NO. 717 D •! Bryant Inks Bill To Protect Land Buyers trative atatus In the s ta te 's government. Fagan said tha bill was TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — designed to overcome many Gov. Farris Bryant signed of the objections in the re­ port and taka the board away into law today a bill to pro­ from polities. tect the public against buy ing subdivision land in Flor­ ida which does not live up to promises of Um promoters. The bill, a part of the gov­ ernor's program, create* three . member Installment land sale* Nurd with power An espansion of its expedit­ to suspend or revoke certi ed service for less than car* I flcates of persona engaged in load freight ahlpmenta ha* the business of telling sub­ been announced by the At­ division land oa the install­ lantic Coast Line Railroad. ment plan Prime F. Osborn, president All persons dealing in sub­ ot Seacoast Transportation division sales of more than Company (an ACL aubsldiary 50 lot* on installment con organized to perform the sc * "TAKE ME TO—"—.. tracts must register with Uie vice) said that second-day Out - of - this • world board amt pay a lee of not delivery will now be made “visitor" in T o l e d o , more (tun $100, renewable h> all Flo. da points from Ohio, is u pretty down- annually. Their salesmen also Atlanta. to -e a rth fellow. His must register and pay a $5 He added, "We feel that this service will be of special head is a highway con­ fee. All adsertising of such benefit to the business com­ struction f l a r e , the lands must be first submit­ “l>ody" is a workman's ted to the hoard for screen­ munity in providing a vast­ ly improved and far more ruini-ont, nnd his spine ing to ascertain whether it dependable distribution meth­ a parking meter stand. is misleading or fraudulent od than has ever been offer­ in any way. ed before. The improved service te Assigned Here provided by using trailers in Frederic I). Garcia Jr., AE- Viets Hold coordinated piggyback and 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ highway service and was k eric D. Garcia Sr., of 753 Two Yanks augerated last Monday. Haywood Circle, has been PAN'MUNJOM. K o r e a — transferred from a Navy (UPI) — Communist North school at Jacksonville for Korea today refused to re­ shore duty with Heavy At­ lease two Americans heli­ tack Squadron Three at San­ copter pilots or even to dis­ ford Naval Air Station. close whether they still were Fleet Reserve Association ■live after a forced landing members will stage a "terlyon Communist territory Fri­ aki" steak dinner for the day. public between 3 and 8 p.m. The United Stales believes Saturday at the FRA borne, Bridge . . . Page 8 the pilots, Capts. Ben W. 219 Seminole Boulevard. To­ Pag* 3-A Classified . Stutts, 32, of Florence, Ala., day is the final day for re­ Page 2-A Comics __ and Charlrton W. Volts, 38. of servations. Dear Abhy J'age 8 Frankfort. Mich., are alive. Directors will meet at 7:38 Editorial Pag* 1-A But Maj. Gen. Ueorgu II. looigbt lo discuss dinner Entertainment _ Pag* 7 Cloud who met with North plans. Memorial Day aer­ tagal* _ Pag* 2-A * 3-A Korean negotiator* a t this ates* a t noon May 30. Sea Puxsl* _ Pag* 2-A trace village, said the Com­ Scouts meeting at 7 p. m. Society . . . _ Pag* 8 munists "Don't have the de­ Tuesday, and election of ofcency to tell us.'* H p o r ts ---- ^ — Pag* 9 liter* June 18k ACL Expands Freight Service Steak Dinner Slated By FRA Herald Index a 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 21, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 21, 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/27969781014d9b205537c961508f38f5.pdf 4b74ca98f4f186305375e8d2211c85cd PDF Text Text * % EDKTOUR of HOMES the Sanford - Sem inole A re a PICTURES don't tell the story Home Is The Best ‘Word9 For Children "I want to bo home." The child’s cry when he Is h u rt or lost Is known to everyone. Home Is where he will find comfort and love and familiar surroundings. Home Is the best world he knows. At home, the child’s family wants their living place to be ablo to of. fer the security and comfort the growing child reeds. His grand­ parents want their home to suit the needs of a retired couple, and his aunt wants her home to lie suitable fo r a young married couple. Whatever the needs of any fami­ ly, the firms and organizations whose advertisements are listed on this page each week can find one th a t will be ju st r ig h t Realtors and builders in Seminole V ««t 5 th County have a large variety of homes of every description and In every location to suit the wishes of newcomers to the area, or to those who are in need of a change. They also have listings of acre­ age and groves, or construction firms will build a homo on your lot to suit you- . * M A 8 a . TEEnGREEN ESTATES JS a c c £ 5 IDYLLWILDE A Straet ■5 I la* There nre rcady-mnde homes in locations all over the county in sub­ divisions with lovely names such ns Idyllwildc, Ravenna Park, Sunlund, Lake Wnyman Heights, Tec 'N Green. , Builders and dealers Include Kingswood B u i l d e r s , Shoemaker Construction Co., LMN Enterprises and Stenstrom Realty. . . . of the pleasure of living in one of the spacious 3 or \ Bedroom Homes at or RAVENNA LOCH ARBOR l/P A R J C T E E *■ HU KEN I, ra .lly «nr of Ihr tnn.l beau­ tiful and rnnTrnlrnlly loralrd epnta In (hr San­ ford area, n rar to arhoola, rhurrhra, .hopping and all nf Central Flnrida’a wonderful recreation­ al farlliliea. a £ nSW O T" C o u n try C lu b Ro*d DRIVE OUT ANYDAY! FROM 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. DIRECTIONS: Tee ’n Green la located nut Country ('lull Ruud, nppo.ite l.nrh Arbor and nter-luoking Mayfair Country Club at Ihr intersection id Nr» L'p-ala Road and uni) I m inute. tn In trra latr I interrli.ingr at Rl. Id. Longvool Sohool REALTORS PRICES START AT — * WITH PAYMENTS AS 1.0W VS- Per Month ( P . & I .) LET US SHOW Y O U ____ Ihr ronvrnlenre of O n tr a l U ral, Air-l'uaditiuniug and a big airy fam ily Room. CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES c take DEVELOPERS B o o ln o l* At i If you have homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise DAILY 11 A.M. tn t> P.M. on our weekly Tour Of Homes While you are out driving:, this week-end, take this page t with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour und see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. and Real Estate Page — CALL FA2-5612 FOR IN F O R M A T IO N Ravenna Park & Idyllwilde And Vuu Can S rlrrt Vour thiiire Of S rtrra l Cum en lent Finance Plana U)cuprum DIRECTIONS: l.nke Wayman H eight. la located at the Interan-1inn nf Srminole and lliichland A vrnura, unr half block north nf th r new Long wood Ele­ m entary Srhiail . . . ju .t a m u p lr hundred y ard. off II. N. Highway 17-92 . . . Look for algna on w r.l aidr or highway. I'll ONE TE H-19II or .122.2711 . 11,660 65 CHECK THESE FEATURES AND COMPARE — Central Healing Dueta Prepared for AirConditioning County T a ira Only High and Dry Formira CahinrU All Improtemenl* In And I'ald Any T jp r Fininring All llnuara 1 and 2 Ralha Can’t Stand Objectionable Neighbors Close By? I.rt ua liuilri one of lliete nuM anding model, on V tlt'R lot . . . or arr lla for a la rg r rb o irr in r ir .lle n t Inratiuna, M r a ill build anywhere . . . See Ihr aalraman nl either S ale. O fflcr in thla general area. BUILT BY LMN ENTERPRISES OWN A HOME OF YOUR OWN IN BEAUTIFUL Thla rnm fnrlahlr and a llr a e tlir realdener, located at 50J Matauma Court In Itavrnna j’ark, wa» rrrrn lly u u rrh a.rd by I.t.(lg -) and Mra. Hubert F. ilauarr, Thla rharm lng home, of mialrm rulunlal dralgn, haa a aparioua living room, dining a rra , 3 bed­ room* with roomy rlo .rU , and IF, sp a rk l­ ing hatha. T hr home alao f ra lu r r. a d e­ lightful fully equipped kitrhrn with hulllIn*. and rrn lra l hratlng a,atrm . Huy with ro n fld rn rr In Ravenna I'ark. a rommunily built with prldr. S U N L A N D ESTATES a Ravenna Park Homes “A Community Built With Pride” S & 4 Bedroom — 1, 1 •/,, 2 Bath Homes — Priced From 911,900 — Iajw Down Payments FHA, FHA In-Service, V A, Conventional Financing Klluatrd la an riclu .lv * a rra w h rrr every a trr r t la a picture of lorllnraa, thla beaullful humr of ronlrm porary modrrn dralgn, la daflnltaly Hanford'* flnrat offrring In g 4 bedroom. 3 bath rraldrnrr. The apari­ oua living room, family dining rmnn and lugury alrrd brdriMima with roomy lighted rloarU will plraao the rn tlrr family. The hltche*. which diaplaya a m ultitude of caMaeta aad e»»ry powalblr appliance, and the ruatom d eigned hatha with every quality feature will meet any teal of rumporiaon . . . . aad you rnjuy yrar-round weather roalro) comfort all through thla heme. O ther fraturea too numrroua to men­ tion. r • This home at 109 W aits Drive la huilt on a beautiful, aparioua, curnrr lot m rrlouklng the lake In Kunland Kalalrs. It I. a 3 liedroom humr with wall furnare ami drop-in range and oven. A rra l buy at only fll.500. YA o r FHA financing. Idyllwilde - H O M E S O F D IS T IN C T IO N - C U S T O M B U IL T M O D E R N KIT CH ENS BY G E N E R A L A Shosm aiw iC O N S T R U C T IO N GENERAL O F F IC E • i l l W. U lk ST. D IA L FA M ill SALES O F F IC E ■ D IA L STENSTROM REALTY - SALES AGENTS F A S -M IS G EN ER A L^ ELECTRIC REM O D ELIN G OF ALL K IN D S Whatever your needs in remodeling or building, cull Kingswood Builders First No Job Too Small — No Job Too Utrge E L E C T R IC co m pany & M O D ER N KITCHENS BY KINGSWOOD BUILDERS 202 Fairmont Dr. Simland Estates FA 2-8074 �( E # c u t fm l j e * ii If m t lit WEATHER: Fair nntl mild through Tuesday. High today, 80*85. I.o\v tonight, 55*60. YOI-. 53 United Press Leased Wii^ BULLETIN II) Larry Yershrl The City C om rnksnn will meet in informal session at 1 p. m. tonight to discuss that proposed new school by the Mayfair dormitories . . , School officials are j-kiiig the city to make available 25 acres of property 8th to Celery east of Mrllonville for the School. City will probably decide on what to do at the informal discussion. • • * Regular city meeting set for 8 p. m. Top item is liKimis Leedy's report on how to finance w ater improve­ ment program. • • • The State Road Depart* nient alignment for SR 436 from Hwy. 17-92 to the In­ terstate will he presented to the County Commission to­ morrow. • • • T erm ites at work at the Civic Center . . . Rids were aubmilted by Orkin and Walker. , . None by Saxon. None were asked for. • • • Downtown m erchants meet at 3 p. m. tomorrow to dilcum staying open on Wed­ nesday afternoon . . . A •Must' for every m erchant. • • • The control erslal shopping eenter out hy Ravenna Park wilt come up again before the County Commission. . • • m Wonder if the city street crew has driven on North Myrtle Avenue from Pulton to Seminole Illsrl. lately . . . Looks like some big trucks— or maybe it’s just the dry w eather and the traffic—have really gouged some big holes to tlie street . . . Since that avenue wa« opened up from W. First lo the lake front, it is surprising how much traffic It is taking off Use buslei thoroughfares , . . iJ k c French Avenue . . and P ark Avenue. • • • What will tlie kids do for baseball playing fields? , , . If the Rec. Dept, no longer has the ones at Mellonvitlc and Celery Avenue . . . And Eighth StrAil . . . Under Its Jurisdiction? Oh )os, I for­ got; there arc some, oh a few, anyway—vacant lots in tlie city . . . Hut right now tlie city doesn't own them, • • • Too bad the Semi-Centen­ nial banners across our busy streets got torn to shreds by the wind . . . Stuff of whirh they were m ade was too flimsy . . . And the commit­ tee hasn't - been able to gel replacem ents . . . Oh well, we'll try to keep you and the rest ot the prospective cele­ brants informer) about what goes on to make Saturday a REAL one to rem em ber. • » • O-o-o-o-o! You should sec some of tlie (teals (or the Saturday morning parade . . Real S-P-I F F Y . . . And with a few of those 31 beauty contestants on them to add more attraction. . . Decec. 'ighlful! • • • There were only uIhiuI 30 couples al the Sarepta Mull Saturday- Must have been something really exciting on "Gun* moke." • « » 'Pie busy Inuring turd busi­ ed me that G arnett While was adding some "rest per­ iod" entertainm ent for live Charlie Spivak dance at the Mayfair on Saturday night . , By the way. have YOU got­ ten )<tur ticket, set up vour party, and made )our reser­ vation at the Jaycee Info, booth? . . . Better gel with it . . . It's gonna be a tw ist­ er! • • • Clyde Ixmg says lhal in order lo avoid traffic Jams, the parade route wilt pro­ bably be changed from the usual setup . . . Looks now like It will be Sanford Avenue starting point . - , West on Kirat to Park . . . (Yep, .hat's right—Park! i . . . North on Park In Seminole H id. , . East on Seminole Blvd. lo the Mayfair (or “ break-up'* . . . More on this later—but that's the way the cookie crum bles right jwiw, says the parade com* fu it tee headed li> Gtenn Mc­ Call and Clyde Lung. H O M E S T E A D AI R It I’l) — The last 2? Amer­ ican* imprisoned in Cuba flea In freedom tn d aj. The* landed al this air base south of Miami in a Pan Ameri­ can World Urwaya 1)CSH at 11:33 a. m. tl& J L U A . . . HOY’S SCHOOL OFFICIALS met In Sanford Saturday with local officials to discuss jMissihility of locating here. Mayfair Malinger Everett Kerr was host for luncheon and Mayor Tom McDonald led group of livid businessmen and city officials. From left tire Kerr. I. Small, J. Matthews and J. Weigors (of the MiFudden Foundation) atul Mayor McDonald. I Herald P h o to ) Prep School Officials Check Giant's Land A group of official* fium the ltcrunrr McFmlden Foun­ dation, eyeing the possibility of locating u private prep school for over 200 hoys here, met with city official* amt M ayfair representative* of the G iants’ dormitories Sniindiiy to look over tti« property. President of tlie foundation, J. Weigei-*, vice presidviit J, Matthew* anil I. Small, ticnsutvr joined Mayor Tom Mc­ Donald, John Kridcr and others ns guests of Mayfair Manager Everett Kerr mid A rt Flynn, agent for tin- San F ram i SCO Giant* for lunch­ eon and a discussion of the schools needs. Weigers told officials here hr- ivus very impressed with tin* community and its people and hnd spent several hours looking over the physlcul as­ pect* of the liH'ution. Weigers Muted that the n a­ ture of the ,*i4uol required com parative privacy and enough land lo allow* for fu­ ture expansion of tin* sc i o n . 1. Facilities sin ii n a swimming poo), auditorium, gym, c ln ->• room apace, and drill field were additional needs th at the school would iim sliurt. tl would probably follow the lines of a pi ep naval acade­ my. Tire Foundation official* agreed tn drnw up a written memorandum stating tin* needs of the * In-nl as to land and other requirement*, which is lo lie presented lo city coinmis*inner* *1 tonight’s meet­ ing for their discussion and possible action. Most of the property ad ja­ cent to the Giants dormitories and the municipal stadium is owned by the city. Fire Storm HULL, Mas*. i l l’ll — A vviiniw lilppeil "file stoiill" burned through p a n of an amusement pink at Nantusket Reach today. Boiler Blast Victim Dies BRIEFS Space Fieri)t MOSCOW t l 'P t i - Tlie Sovicl Cnlon today launched annlhcr unmanned -pare satellite in ils program of outer space research. Monroe Doctrine NEW YORK ( C P I t—French President Charles do Gaulle aims at a “ Monroe Doctrine for Europe." Joseph W. G rigs reported today. In Loop Holier explosion til tlie HU! I’mltuT.t phut last Fell, 22 claimed its second victim Saturday at Gainesville, it was learned here this morning. Howard E. Davis, l:t, Lake Mary, 11Li I machine operator, died Saturday at tlie .1. flillis Miller Health Center, of the University of Florida. GADSEN (C P I) — Jackson­ ville and Orlando were admilted tn the Southern P ro ­ fessional Football 1am sue here Sunday at a final preseason meeting. Kiclmtd L. Hudson, - l i t ,-----------------------------------------Oviedo, lit.It taiilrnmin, died Feb. 25 a t Seminole Me. mortal ll-spitul, as the result of burn* suffered in the blast. Davis, suffering hum s a ls o , bail heel) confined at Seminote Memorial Hospital. How­ ever, he vvas removed by urn* butniu'e at tt:1 5 p.m. .Friday (Special In The Herald) to Gainesville to tie placed GAINESVILLE—Trials for in nn iron lung. He via* re­ ceived at tlie Health Center at three Sanford home repairmen 3:15 a ,ni. Saturday and died d u n g ed with gland laifeny have Ih-cii postponed until a t <4:10 a m . Center attache* reported June 4 because of a conflict in they iveie imutilr to obtain a an attorney'* schedule. They originally were si'l for physician's services to learn the cause of ileulh tint is Was April 2U. Attorney Kit Kirkland, O r­ Irelieved to le iv p il n t.ry , .Surviving Davi-. a World lando, l-presenting William W ar 11 veteran, are Iris wife, A. DoMos*, said he imd oilier Kutbeiitie: f o u r children, cases pievtoiisly sd o d tiled for Itogci. Tlit-ie*a unit Mary, of tlie 2tMtl, C i r c u i t J u tl g e l.akc Mary, amt Mis. 1lelhert George L. P atten grnnl-'l the Hines, of Reaver, Ohio, and postponement. S tale A lly. T. K. (Ted) hi* parents, Mr. nml Mrs. Duncan agreed lo cotitimie tlie Herman Davis, of Beaver. Tin- I-ody vvas to lie sent other two rases Until the same by Williams-Thomii* Funeiul *1' " 11 having lo tiy it twice. Home, Gainesville, to Reaver, Tire other defendants ale Ohio, for funeral and burial Horace Richaid llaniard and service*. William Cli-tu* Braden. Roth have been in county jail unable to make lamd since their arrests. Guitiesville attorney J . C. Adkins represents them. An attem pt a week ago by Eastern Diversified, lm*., of lliluinlo, owner of Femliioh- Adkins lo quash the charges plaza. the 30-acre Shopping against his clients failed, Adkins claimed criminal in­ Center now under construction at the Intersection of Route* formations filed against tin* 17-92 wild I3lt, in Casselberry, huniu repairm en were loo gen­ have announced tin- signing eral. Judge Patten ruled in of a lease wit Ii the Eckerd favor of S tate Attorney Duncuil. Drug Company All three men chaiged weie The Eckerd Store will have approximately In,noil square associated with tlie now de­ feel and will feature a com­ funct Nova Rudder* of Kiuiplete* range of quality mer* foid. DeMos* and Rradcti were officers. Halliard was a ilia tldise. sales inan, A third officer. Glen June* Jr., is being sought. Granted Asylum Home Repair Trial Off Until June 4 Eckerd Inks Plaza Pact Airport Sites Narrowed Down .Selection yf a site for .Semi­ nole County's proposed airport has been narrowed to "two or three” locations tint no deci­ sion was reached by tin- Cham­ ber of Comincici-’s uirpm t committee Friday afternoon. It wn* reported the commit­ tee had “reached a stalem ate” in locating the airport on West Highway Id m a r Inter­ state 4 but Chairman Merle W inner explained "th at it was a highly spirited meeting, with all aiming their thought* at a solution fdr tlie welfare of llm people of Seminole County." Amdher stop m Seminole County'* drive for lltr proposed new university for Hie DnytoimOr Ihim lo-On pc Canaveral area will l>e taken Tuesday afternoon, County Commission will He requested to re­ tain eiqrineers to make a study of poaaible sites ill Seminole County. The request will lie made by the Chamber of Commerce university site committee, headed hy Dougina Stcnstroni, at 2 p.m. at the courthouse. Representatives of all communities in the county are invited. Initial step taken in this effort was the re­ tention of a Miami research firm to make a feasi­ bility study whether Seminole shall he selected as the best site for the state iloRmt-Ri'imtiiiR school. Report on this study is expected to ho completed on May ti and handed to the Chamber Bribery Cbnrges NEW YORK (U PD — A jury today logins deliberat­ ing briber)-conspiracy char­ ges against Joseph McD. Mit­ chell, who*-e welfare crack­ down In Newburgh. N. Y.. raised a national controversy. Trial Bound Heavy Snows United Press litli-i national Snow piled a foot and a nail deep in the Rockies to­ day while a record breaking heat wave surged across the s o ii II h t i i plains. Thunder­ storm s, lm it and a tornado crashed through the Midwest. i:!(l Die CALCUTTA, India lU PI) — Official* estim ated today (lint I3U persons died, 7n0 others were injured and 22.U00 were Iclt homeless in a c>clone which tore a narrow path of destruction In the Indian states of West Rellgal and Assam last Friday. Impatient WASHINGTON lU I’li Roy Wilkins, executive sec­ retary of the National ,\xsonation [or the Advancement id Colored People (NCAAI’ i today said Negroes are grow Ing more impatient vvilli the resistance to xcliool integra­ tion. Growing Weaker JERUSALEM, Israel (CPU —Israeli President lihak BenZv i, reported suffering from lung cancer, is “ growing w eaker" following a night during which his condition took an “ alarm ing turn for the worse, it wai announced today. Id Operation LAKELAND (UPI) — Onlyeight interior fresh fruit parking houst-s remained in operation during the weekend, and growers began concen­ trating effort* on condition­ ing groves to speed recovery from the mld-Dcccmber (recie. Sunfurd'* Heavy Attack Sky w arrior attack bomber* Squadron II is home again landed in Sanford earlier in after seven-month* of opera- tin* week, taking advantage tion* with the U. S. Navy's ot ship to-thorc courier flight* Second and Sixth Fleet. to arrive ahead ul tin- rest ot The final three ot the aqua tlie squadron. Another "C beckertall" A3B dron'a six aircraft arrived Sunday from the USS Roose­ waa off-loaded in the Medi­ velt, which was to dock in terranean for regularly-sche­ duled overhaul a ml rep air Mayport this morning. Two other V A ll-il A3D \ work. NO. 695 SANFORD."FLORIDA of Commerce long ratine committee on educa­ tion, also headed hy Stcnstroni. Interested communities have been requested to furnish the State Hoard of Control with a ‘‘criteria for the location of the site of a new slate denrec-nrantinn institution." This is not to lie confused with a so-called "space institute" designed for space engineers atiit scientists in the Orlando-Cnpe Canaveral area. The criteria for the proposed tmderRrnduate university seeks information whether tho offered site contains 1,000 or more acres, eleva­ tion sufficient to prevent flooding, free from draimiRe from Hiirrotmdinjr areas, soil substruc­ ture and henrint: loads suitable for construction of university buildings, alone with five pages of other requirements and asking information about tho area, such as transportation facilities, health resources, rentals, etc. Legislators Table Fern Park Bill WASHINGTON (U PI) — Members o( a Russian Ortho­ dox Church .sect called the Old Believers have been granted asylum In the United States, A tl). Gen. Robert F. Kennedy announced Sunday. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. fU l’l) —Integration leader Martin Luther King J r . wa* schedul­ ed [or trial todo) mi a runtempi id eon"l charge -leinning from a racial protest march he led Good Friday. MON.. APRIL 22. 1003 County To Be Invited To Join School Drive HERALD MANAGING Editor Larry Vers lid's first novel has been ac­ cepted hy it New York pithlishine f i r m and will Ihi published in late May. V e r s It e I will leave for New York this week to complete r o n tract negotiations for the l*ook. Board To Talk Road Program Overall county road program for tIn- halniteo of tlir fiscal year elating Sept. ao will he disirUH»«,«| lit 'I\1cimIlay'ii County Cummis-ion meeting, t'liailliinli J. (J. Hutchison said today. County Engineer William llusli had slated tlie county hnd deferr ed a po-itivc program heratl.i- of freeze iliuinage Inst December. He lequested nil authorized plan *‘su *ve will hot have to rut) to till! nmuuission every lime we im* ready to utail a new* job." Cu ia nils*! on era aim will dis■n«* tin* four-lulling of 'Jfitli Street, lii-tween Fieneli nml Mellonvitlc Avenues. The Ktutc Itoml 11. inn Orient lm* been demanding a IhO-foot right-ofway. Tin- county has till feel. It u n letirtieil tin* S ilt) nowha* i-ni-l il will sctttle for SO feet. Herald Index Bridge ..... ... Classified Comic* .... Hear Ahhy Editorial ...... Entertainm ent la-gals ... — ... Puzzle ...... ... . . Society ____ __ Kpmts .... „ VAH-11 Home LT. CUR. John O. Yunurott in Riven a family-size welcome yesterday at Harney Field by his wife Anna and four children iih VAH-11 returned, lo Sanford after no veil-month deployment jit Tlie Mediterranean. Established 1908 I'aifi* I’age Page Page Page I'uge Page Page Page Pugii k 9 K H 4 H It H li 7 “ Store inform ation" is need* etl hy May I relative to the propo*ed Fein Park inrorfairalion am! the A l i n m o n t o Kpiiiigs eb arter revision, it was i{i*i'iilri| tiiis morning by the Seminole County legisla­ tive delegation at Tallahassee, The tie legation — Ken, Mark X. rlevelam l Jr. unit Reps. K. J. Davis J r . amt Jan Fortune — decided tiiey need aihlltional Information before proceeding with possible legislation tor these two romniuiiilies. The legislators met last S a t­ urday- with u large gtonp at Fern Park nml heard "pros amt eons" on tin* proposed rluiiter. Some residents informed ttio delegation they had Hot seen tin* proposal. Copies of tin* charier will bo run off at Tallahassee mid mailed lo Interested resident* requesting il. Tlie delegation also asked tlie residents "to let us know your views, w h rth rr for or against." A refetetiiluni for the voter* would In- required tn decide on nuoi potation of tlm commun­ ity. Tin* delegation (Ids morning rruchi'd nn derision on the Al­ tamonte Kpring* ch a rter re­ vision, Fortune expressing the desire for more information. Only the Town Council nielli| In-rs nml two citizen* attended tin* session with the delega­ tion at Altamonte Springs. Sen, ( li-vrhind also advised today tin* delegation is in ne­ void tn an 1>in it legislation granting the Seminole County t ominlssioiieis authority to retain engineers for a w ater rniittol slmly for tlie eiitiiu county. Accord also was reached on legislation | h *i m illing Longwood to le-reg ister its voters ami to accept absentee liallols. New Village Council of North Orlando requested tindelegation to dlop a proposal lo change the name of Molnar Avenue to North Orlando Ave­ nue. Davi* and Fortune were to introduce in tho House this afternoon memorial resolu­ tion* rommending O. P. Iternthm and M.R. tT-Bone) Smith ★ ★ ★ both form er member* of tli« House from Seminole County. Cleveland also said he bail railed a m eeting for tills a f ­ ternoon of delegations of nil effected counties of E ast Cen­ tral Florida relative to tb s proposed university for tha Dnytunn-Orhmdo-Cape Canav­ eral area. ★ ★ ★ Casselberry Told No Tax In New Charter Casselberry residents were assured nt Saturday'* hearing with Hu* Kemimde County leg­ islative ih'legulion oil till* pro­ posed newr charter that ail valorem taxes are specific-ally prohibited unless tlm charter i* iiinciidnl hy u majority of voter* in a special referend­ um. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh pointed out however that the power lo levy, impose ami col­ lect nil other form* of tax, li­ censes and peim ils Is given lo tho rounril. The only tax Im­ posed a t the presrnl time is a five per rent utility tnx. Ken. Mark Cleveland ami Iteps. Joe Havis and Ja n F or­ tune met with Ilia Cnssello-rry citizen* for tho purpose of hearing view* und objection* regarding the rb a rte r In ii "pack i*l to overflowing" Town Hull. The low.........pie also were assured that copies of the charter would he uvuilahle in tho town clerk's office hy noon Tuesday and were advised th a t tlm delegation would de­ fer action on the measure for a few day* ill order to givi* everyone ample opportunity to stmly the document. Cleveland asktd th a t those with any comment* or criti­ cism* respond by Immediately notifying Ilia delegation with ii letter. Copies of tlie final revised charter d ra ft will ho distrib­ uted to nil voter* and an ef­ fort also will bo made to pub­ licize various section* through a series of published newspa­ per in tides. Iii reference lo power* of iifincxutliin, it was |tolnted out I lint tlm iwllcy remains lint snliio us il bus been for tlm past 23 ycura mid that It is only through request of the property ow ner Hurt any an­ nexation tins been made even though Hit-ru nre many ''is ­ lands" in the municipal limit* which the town legally lm* Urn right to annex. Filial net ion on the ch arter stilt will rest In tlia hands o t llm citizen* even u tte r uppiovul of the l.egislntuia fur it m ust also be passed locally in ■ special liTctendiiin. Sparks Trial Is Postponed Trial of Charles E. .Sparks, 20 >ear-old Sanford Negro tharged with attem pted riqic and attem pted robbery,, sche­ duled for this morning, was |HiM|Minrd “ for a reasonable tim e" by Circuit Judge Vasssr Carlton. The court granted the con­ tinuance on a motion by new defense counsel, Nurria D. Wool fork III, Orlando Ne­ gro attorney, who said he d e­ sired lo investigate the case. Sparks is charged with hav­ ing taken a 20 >e a r old while hospital employe from the hospital and attem pted lo rape her but reipondid to her pica* and returned tier. Sunday'* tight, three plane formation, led by Cdr. John F. Rarkiw, squadron com ­ manding officer, touched down to Rainey Field at 3:27 p. nt. The aircraft taxied to tlie flight line together and were greeted by the open arm* of families and friends flight NEW YORK (U F ])-S to ck * crewmen hadn't seen aiuec opened big ber loda) on mota il S eptan Ik* . ikrafdy active trading. Active Trading Wed. - Thurs. - Fri„ April 24, 25, 2(i Sanford Memorial Stadium Mellonv ilk* Ave. - Off Celery • • • • • Tlir Flying Silver Condors High Wire and Trapeze Art Nightly. Over 123 VI Cat* Displayed! Three llig llauils To E ntertain Youl Free Orchid* To 'th e I.allies! (3(1 Given Each Nile) Free liitlooa* For The Kid* ADMISSION FREE Sponsored lly The Hanford Aututnnbile Dealer* Asa*. �I 1963 Troop Removal Seen For Laos VIENTIANE, Laos (L’P I)—The government an. flounced today that Prince Souphanouvong, leader of the pro-Cummiinisl Pnthet Lao, hrw proponed a ccane-fire nirangL’rnent th a t would erase important Pathol Luo victories on tho alragetic Plain of Jars. A government communique said SouphnnouvonK called to r adherence ‘o Downtown Lot Set For Sale cease fire agreem ent ot April I-I and withdrawal of troop-to positions held before the agreem ent. P rem ier Sous anna Phouma. the neutralist half-brother of A C. S. Gov ernment-ov, ned Soupnaiiouvong, obtained die vacant lot in the downtown cease-fire agreem ent eight business district of Sanford days ago front Gen. Kong Le, it being offered for sale to com m ander of the neutralist Hie public. forces on tint Plain of Ja rs, The land la in an area zon­ ami Gen. .Singapo, P athet Lao ed com mercial and is su r­ m ilitary com m ander. rounded by business estabThe cease-fire was broken ; lishmenta. It fronts t t feet alm ost im m ediately, however, amt In fighting all last week on die north side of First Street, is about 140 le d deep, the pro-CominunisU routed die neutralists from several and is located some 80 feet west of Palm etto Avenue be­ towns, giving Uie PaUiet -Lao virtual control ut the Plain tween die Old Pott Of lice and die stores and shops tard ier of Ja rs. ting juflt like Indies of long ago are Airs. 11. K. GETTING IN STYLE to celebrate tho Golden west along First .Street. Souphanouvong further pro­ Horton, outgoing vice president of the club; Mrs. Anniversary Semi-Centennial of the County are The sale is being conduct­ posed that convenient move­ A. L. Probst, incoming president; Mrs. Don these members of the Welcome Wagon Club ed by the Atlanta Regional ment be perm itted between Cahill, outgoing president and Mrs. Russ Gould, who will Join others on a covered wagon, pulled opposing garrisons once the Office of General Services new secretary-treasurer. by a mule In the big Semi-Centennial Parade, ut withdrawal* have been ef­ Administration and wilt he by (Herald Photo) 9:15 a.m. April 27th In Sanford. From left, chat­ fected, d iat military leaders scaled bid. Rids will be open­ consult as previously and ed by that office in Room 3i3 mixed police be appointed to at 1776 Peachtree Street, N. investigate incident*, the gov­ W., in Atlanta on June S, 1963, at 10:30 a.m. ernm ent communique said. Complete details, Including Hie Pathet Lao proposals raised hopes in the admin- credit term a and forma on which bids m ust be m ade, are Tho ladies were welcomed was given b; Mr*. E sther m em bers of the Gray Ladle* Dtralive capital here dial an available from the General Sanford's first Gray Ladias, early solution to die crisis e unit of tha Red C ro n , who by Hugh Carlton, school prin­ Court, Volunteer Field Con- unIL Services Administration office might he found. wiil work In the county cipal, and also by Or. Frank aullant of the ARC. in AUanta. Pina were presented by schools received their caps Mr*. Virginia Frederick, Mrs. E ith e r Court, and ce r­ Leone, health department di­ In a formal capping and pin­ county unit chuirmnn, was tificate! by Mrs. Malhllihning ceremony held at San­ rector. NEW YORK (U P !) — Tlie F rlaiel, executive secretary An explanation of the Gray the first to ho capped and she ford Junior High School, National Basketball Associa­ of the local chapter of the ny Jane Casselberry Lady program in the ichooli in turn capped tha other Thursday. tion haa rescheduled its an ­ Red C ro n . George Miller, L and M nual spring meeting from Tho G ray Ladlea were in­ Lane in Casselberry, retu rn ­ troduced to the school offi­ ed last Thursday from the May 1 to April 29. The lea­ gue's annual college draft wilt cials by John Mcl'loskey, Shriner's llahla Temple Po­ be tic Id April 30, chairm an of the local Red tentate Cruise In the Carib­ Cross board and were accept­ bean aboard the 672 foot ed by R. T. Mil wee, superin­ German cruise ship "Hantendent of ichooli. soatic.'* Tuskawtlla Road between Tho value of dip Gray He e n j o y e d sightseeing Itrdbug Road and S tale Ladles prog rum and the ser­ stops at San Juan, Puerto Road 426 will be closed to vice that they can render Hint St. Thomas, Virgin Is­ through traffic the morn­ through their training was ing of April 23th, 1963, for land* and Nassau in the Hapresented by Julm liibsun, liamas. An inspirnlionul E as­ a period of approslm ately 90 days, to permit con­ field representative for die ter Sunrise Service was held st ruction of a newr bridge. ARC. T raffic Is advised to de­ aboard ship while ut Sun The present group of Gray- Juan. tour by way or Dodd Road, i i mile west. Ladies have served 297 chil­ Miller is a m em ber of tlm dren and spent 433 volunteer llahla T e m p l e ' s Oriental Hemlnnle County Road hours ut die school since the D epartm ent Rand. Inception of tho program , A second group ia now in train ­ ing. Ladle* who received their cups as full-fledged Gray La idea included Mary Ellen drown, Ann Conviile, Kalb SANFORD'S FIRST GRAY LADIES receive their caps a t ceremonies ryn Gray, Louise Harris, held a t Sanford Junior High School Thursday. From left aro Mrs. Mathilda Joyce Houghton, Evelyn Lav­ Frissol, executive gecretary of the local chapter of the lied Cross; Mrs. ender, Dorothy Miller, Mary W I N T E R -W E A R Y CLOTHES Gertrude Napper, school unit chairm an; Mrs. Huldu Kibbee, Public Health Miner, Wumla Mobil, IVinfriM Scott, Gcnrer Thompson and N urse; Mrs, Virginia Frederick, county unit chuirmnn and Dr. Frank Elizabeth Whitmire. Mildred Leone, county health director. (Herald Photo) OPERATED I1Y MARVIN MILAM Arnold and Frances Leach 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-4933 were already certified. CARLOAD BEEF SA LE! Our Tru-Tender Beef Is Guaranteed Tender and Well Flavored or Your Money Cheer­ fully Refunded!____________________ STEAKS68 Lb PORTERHOUSE S T E A K - - - - - - - 78c lb. LEAN C IU JC K A POT ROAST 2 8 .t>. SHOULDER RO U ND ROAST - - lb. 48c C LU B - S T E A K -------------------------- lb. 58c BONELESS POT R O A S T --------------lb. 58c SH O RT RIBS OF B E E F --------------3 lbs. $1 Gray Ladies Pinned Miller Makes Shrine Cruise Changes Meet CHUCK STEAK 38'Lb • Bologna • Swift Oriole Wieners Homemade Sausage • Smoked Sausage • Red Hots • Beef Liver • 100% Pure Ground Beef N O T IC E m su sara SE M IN O LE DRY CLEANERS 27 Yanks Held By Castro George C. Fouser, e t, died •uddenly Saturday on hia yacht, which was moored at tha Lake Qcreaford Yacht Club near Del.and. He was born April 6, 1902 In Rochelle, 111. and cam e to Sanford from Orlando la 1937, and made hia home here at 116 N. Virginia Ave. Fouser was a m em ber of the First Methodist Church, lto'tcun Masonic Lodge, of Rochelle, 111.; Bahia Temple of the Shrine, Sanford Shrine Club, U. 8. Coast Guard Aux­ iliary, Sanford Elks Lodge, U41. lie la survived by his wife, Lu I. Fouser of Sanford. Services are scheduled at 1 :3o p. in. Tuesday a t Hrlaeon Funeral Home with Rev. John Adams J r., olficiatlng, Burial will be in Oaklawn Memorial Park. Pallbearers wiil be John L. Bruniley, A. W. Lee, Paul D ryandcr. bhcldun Ziegler, R ichard Cok-y and Jutm Ry­ der. The family requests that in Rett of flowers, contributions be made to the American Cancer Society. I gotiated with the Russian* for tha exchange of Soviet agent Rudolph Abel and American U2 pilot Fruncis Gary Powers, disclosed th at tho Castro gov­ ernment ia reviewing the rases of thuu*nnd* of Cuban politi­ es) prisoners, some of whom have been jailed since 1959. Hr suid some already have been given clemency releases, "H ie end of my mission Is Imminent, and accordingly It Is nut my present Intention to make additional trips to Cubn III furtiiernnco of tho mission,” Donovan said In bis telegram. A Swiss Embassy uffirlul said ihe Cuban government transferred the Americans from the Dio of Pines maxi­ mum security prison to H a­ vana Saturday. *kr D a at n rfi EXTRA LEAN LEAN FRESH JUICY DELICIOUS Semi - Centennial Edition HAVANA (UP!) — Tha dom Bight" to the United food and medicine, collected by tho American Red Cross. last 27 Americana Imprisoned State* today. Tha attorney, who also ne­ In Cuba prepared for a "fresNew York atto rn ey James George Fouser Dies Suddenly • Lb. LIM IT 3 AT TH IS LOW PRICK Expected To Be Freed Today B. Duiiuvnn, who negotiated tha release of the Americans, said hi* year-long mission In behalf of prisonera and Cuban refugees had been accomplish­ ed. The lawy er said 1,011(1 more refugees will go to tho United States later this week, possi­ bly Wednesday, bringing to more than 5,00(1 the total Cubuns and Americana permitted to leavu L'ubu a* a result of Donovan’* nogotiatloh* with P reinitr Fidel Castro, Donovan and the Castro government disclosed no de­ tails of the Americana' depar­ ture, but tho Swiss Embassy, which handles U. 8. affairs ill Cuba, said the group would Icava this morning aboard Ilia chartered plane which brought Donovan here Saturday along with 16,400 pounds of runsuiii goods. In announcing C astro's de­ cision to it-lease the Ameri­ cana Uumluy, llonovnn de­ scribed It as "an action of clemency on tho purl of the Cuban government. " It doe* not involve any fu rth er pledge* of drugs, luedirines or Imby food tu tbit Cuban people.'' Donovan said In a tvlegiaui sent to his New York office. Donovan btguu talks fur tha release of I ho Americana after ha successfully- liagolful•d tha freedom of tha 1,116 captured Day of Pigs invadris fur a ransom of (53 million in * 3 1.BS. *1 BrisketSTEW3«*•89‘ PORK R()AST jn c Leg 0' Lamb 3 8 Of The Sanford Herald J 'h s & y U i Beef Front Quarters - - - Beef Hind Quarters - - - CUT Mailed To Your Friends Anywhere In The U. S. For 25c On A|irH 20, 1903, Tin* Sanford Herald will publish The Scmi-Cenlenniul Edition with muny Historical Pictured end Stories. Thin will truly lie a collection piece. It will lie de­ livered to regular cuatnmerM thill day. Send a ropy to your friend*. Mail or llrin i th e se AH Meat S tew .........lb. 48c CENTER CUT Pork Chops...........lb. 58c LEAN MEATY Spare R ib s...............lb. 38c Fresh Pork .Steaks lb. 38c All Other Deptfl, 322-2011 Eolith Seminole 426-6938 PRINT I'I.EASK .\ UIE NAME ... ST. - .... .. 8T. --------- tin v __ STATE cm STATE FRESH CAUGHT M ullet...............6 lbs. 89c Fresh Pig Feet ... 6 lbs. 69c Chitterlings 5 lbs. $1.29 (pA odllC A BANANAS Advertising PLEASE Lean White Bacon 3 lbs. $1 Chicken Backs 2 lbs. 25c GOLDEN IllPli I*. O. Ilux 1057 Sanford. Kin. 322-5012 322-5018 FREE Potatoes 10 Lbs. 78 Semi-Ccniennini Edition The Sunrurd Herald RHONE NUMBERS N ew s 322 2012 322-2013 W RAPPED ...... lb. 37c lb. 47c IT. s. NO. 1 WHITE Coupons t u tjrraH i & J 'M A h Sorry, No Phone Orders S p & z ia f PRINT I 4 1 SIIPfRMARKflS 9M ‘ Lb. LARGE HEAD A Lettuce 2 for 2 8 Quantity Bight* Deserved r r i c n Good Thru April 24 4th ST. & SANFORD AVE. 1100 W. 13th STREET �• ^ 1 . ' L * *: 5h* fconforb April 22, 1963 — Pape 3 ^rralb Sanitarian Okays Bear Lake Area Its Shirley Wentworth I ious health hazard st the pre dogs, septic tanks and street tie mmole County H e a l t h sent tim e In the area but. "if waste* and that at Hie pres­ ent tim e, there ts not too Sanitarian Val Robbins Thurs­ you don’t plan lor the future, you won’t be prepared tor It." much the in,luidiial can do to day night assured member* lie advised that lakes are prevent such accumulation. of the Rear Lake Community cheeked for bacteria emit) I ttu the question of garbage Club that at the present tim e on the average or three or disposal, lie said that his de­ there are no serious w ater or tour tim es per year unless partm ent received complaints sewer problems in their area there is exceptional rainfall. "once in a while" but that by "We consider this a subur­ A check made this month of and large "th e garbage prob­ ban area with urban type d e­ lakes in the Bear Lake area lem is solved |o r this tim e." velopment in a rural com­ shovvs that the bacteria count Koldun*' talk was iiuile tiemunity. One big problem on presently is lower than it liar fore Community Club mem­ the w ater question that docs been in years. bers at their regular monthly face us i* determining where Rohbins explained that ac­ meeting held in the Florida personal and individual rights cumulation ol bacteria is Pow er Cor)i E m p l o y e s end and community responsi­ caused by lawn fertilizer. tau n g e on ttig Hear ta k e . bilities begin. The County Health Dept, cannot interfere with personal rights but neith­ e r can we let the health of a community be jeopardized," he said. TREAT YOUR F A M IL Y TO AN "A start in establishing pro­ per safety m easures In ibis area has been m ade by build­ ers ami developers who have Installed their own comm un­ ity water plants. In tim e, all these systems will he com ­ bined and a lull time operator put in charge o( the overall farility at which time a safer check can be m aintained. "Until such tim e, each w a­ ter system is spot checked every three month* und indi­ vidual companies are lie Id liable by the Public Utilities Commission if something is wrong," he advised. bobbins said that as lu r as sewage disposal is concerned, the im m ediate problem is that of too many septic tanks in small areas where homes average too per 33 acres with each home averaging 330 gal­ lons ol sewage a day. Of IIds amount the polluted abluent is approxim ately one-third of Hie acreage taken up with streets, driveways, sidewalks, etc. "Tile big question is wheth­ e r or not the land can take R e g u la rly 49* a p o u n d it," he stressed, going on to W h e th e r you b ro il or assure that there is no *erb a rb e c u e th e s e ta s ty le a n nbx th e y 'll b e a ta n tiliz in g tr e a t for y o u r fam ily. C ook w ith y o u r fo v o ritc b a rb e c u e s a u c e a n d w o tch 'em By June Casselberry g o . E x tra g o o d w h en Hurlion Ferrell, I. y m a n y o u let d a d d o th e b a iHigh PTA president, lias call­ b cc u cin g . ed an important meeting ol all homeroom mothers at the school for Tuesday, W IN N -D IX IE EXTRA LEAN, FRESH Fur the convenience »t the mothers, two meetings have tieen set and they are asked to come at cither 10 a m ot ft p.m. (Dsdux Membership in ihr organlza lion which strive* to present discussions of Interest at each meeting, is open to all resi­ dents ol the area. LAUNDRY DUALITY - SEK\ ICE SAVK $ WITH OUR ONK STOP COMPLETE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING SLR VI (MO WomenPast21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION Mtor 3!.‘common Kidney or nttdder If- rUMIons affect tulct n many vumen m mm #iui may m ile imj i f r u n ml tin tout f imt too iftKiuml, burntnc or ifclitnc tn m a im n b o lti< u v » n d n U h t 8 'c o m u n tf. ymi tu»y tot# a I'd till irf from Head- •rjifs*. tUcllft * and feel old. ita P r f i t f d . In #urh Irritation. CVBTI'X n mi 1? brine a faat. rrUtinc comfort br eurbbtii tint aline t ftint Hi mmn, acid n»in# and bf tntltfv-iff p»m ttlirt (M & CLEANERS 301 H. Ini O p p o site tim id* e a r OT0TSX •! dru**l»l*„ Frrl h#tt*r ftat Early Week Cook-Out RESPIRATORY DISEASES itmipnlpn pet.-* unilenvuy in Seminole County with n proclumution from Mayor Tom DeDonaltl (left) who watches as a member of the city public works department, Robert Kelley, pets a chest x-ray at the Health Center by technician Steve Selley. Dr. Frank Leone, riplit, who is heading up the educational campaign watches. (Herald l’lmto) Mayor Calls For All-Out Health Drive I t ‘‘H is health and live* of our citizens enlist i lute our community’s most valuable re­ source and chronic cough and ehortness of breath often hides serious respiratory diseases,M Mayor Tom MelJonald said to­ day. He proclaimed the next six week* a time of public educa­ tion through the county health departm ent and the Seminole County Til Association to urge people to ace their doctors early if they huvu a chronic cough or shortness of breath. Ur. Leone cited respiratory diseases as the nation’s fourth leading cause of death, and the cause of much ill health und disability and loss of time from work. Holy Cross Delegates To Attend Convention Some :*,IK>0 Episcopalians from Central and South Flor­ ida are expected to be in attend unco at the lis t Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida scheduled for May 7-U at Mi­ ami Lk-ach. Attending from Holy Cross Episcopal Church of .Sanford will he Alfred Stanley, H. L, I'erkins Jr. ami Klchuid Dens. Attending as delegates to the Women’s Meeting at the same time will he Mrs. S tan­ ley, Mrs. I’erkins and Mrs. I tens. The Episcopal Church is p a rt of the Anglican Com­ munion of which there ur,. more than I'J million baptized members. It is organized as a democratic church in which the clergy and laity, meeting in convention, determine the work und program of the church. The lit. Rev. Henry I. Loutlit. Ilishop of the Diocese of South Florida, will preside at the convention where the main business will he th a t of plan­ ning to extend the work of the church to meet needs of the exploding population of Floi iiia. Fr. John W. Thomas, rec­ tor of Holy Cross Church, has been elected as delegate to the Provincial Synod for the past two years. The Synod of Sewanee includes I t dioceses in the Southeastern U n i t e d S tates Delegates from the Diocese, of South Florida rep­ resent the Church a t the h u g ­ er meeting. UPW Cirde Meeting Held At Cress Home f *1 a % Ity France* Wester The April meeting o( Cir­ cle Two of lire UPW «i the Community Presbyterian Church of ta k e Mary was held in tire new home of Mrs. Wallace Cress Tuesday night, with Mrs. Ray C rest ami Mrs. John Reave* hostesses for the evening. Mrs. Don Smith, circle chairm an, was in charge oi the program . Devotional* were given by Mrs. Ray Cres* from a chapter in the llook of St.Luke and Mrs. R entes led the group m the Twenty-Third Psalm. The committee* gave their various reports and progress on Ihcir project*. A letter of appreciation (rum Sun Set (Jap, Tenn., was read by Mrs. Joe Sm athrr* Refreshment* were »erv* V # MARILYN HUNT, en­ try in tbe “Mian Semi­ nole County” content, in tbe (Innphtcr of Mr. nmi Mrs. J. A. Hunt of 2301 LiUTetiu f t . Thin bezel eyed lilonde in tnlentpd a t twirling and Hinging and in a junior a t Seminole High. Extra Lean, Meaty (SMALL) Ground BEEF DICTIONARY Ideal For tirnduiifion Lift S6.75 Meet* Rrquiri-mrnls Of N ational Cuiniril Of T rarlirra Of English POW ELLS O ffirr Supplies ft filfU TRENTON, N. J. (U l’lt — A. J. Foyl of Houston, Tex., set a track record of 38 min utes, 31.48 sc* units to capture the country’* first tOO-mlle championship auto ra re this year at the Trenton SjKredway Sunday. ALL FIN EST Q U A LIT Y SEN SAT IO N AL VALUES Easy Terms — Open Fri. Nights * Pole B E A N S Potatoes 5 39 Sets Mark FAMOUS NAME BRANDS f, FRESH, TENDER Y O U N G FLORIDA U S. No. I RED BLISS SAVE 14* of Sanford Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. l i t ST. FA 2-0983 WEST PEAK FRESH FROZEN STRAW- SAVE 14* Berries 5^*1. Dinners 2-89' KELLOGG'S VARIETY PACK . . Limit 2 with ordei M ATH ER of Sanford MATHER Y o u n g or old, ev ery o n e loves h a m b u rg e rs w hen th e y a r c m a d e will) le a n W -D g ro u n d b ee f. G rilled to a d a rk brow n o n Ihc o u tsid e , le a n & |u tc y o n th e ins>dc. S izzlin g w ith th a t ch o reo o l b ro ile d h co rly flavor. 117 MtiRnolin Ave. FROM A WORLD OK FINE FURNITURE .9 i Lyman Mothers Asked To Meet (treat Savings on Easy Terms % rc tP ik iiH T — - M S P A R E RIBS Newest Edition Of Websfer’r* COLLED I ATE ed by the hostesses during the social Iwnir. Other member* attending were Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Mrs. H arry E. Sandusky, Mrs. Robert M arts, Mrs. Erwin Scnkhcil, Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Charles Sjoblom, Mr*. Horace Cochran, Mrs. J a m e s M. Thompson, Mrs. Joseph ERIi. Mrs, W. C. Hopkins and Mrs. Wallace E. Lowe. Two visitors from Mans­ field, Ohio, Mr*. Swickert and her daughter, Robbie, were also present. OuadAr Bighn IS*** Good TH*m A%m4 24 Fresh Pork if cook your room wall-to-wall! Rom* room air conditioner* just cool a path . , . W n iingiKiuse give* you ivmlort from naff to unit, thanks to Atljusluhla (trillee. T urn (irilles to direct air up, to left or right, nr turn *onui in earh Hirer-lion fur (m ere! eir flow. No maltpr where you’re lit Zinc . . . vno're in the cool comfort zone with a WeeUnghuuae Mobitaira*. SMALL 1U DOWN 1007 8. Hanford Ave. PAYMENT, DELIVERS PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Bill Hal back, P re s id e n t Phone FA 2-6562 Cereal.. .' %**£l ? I ’•#■ ASTOR INSTANT COFFEE JAR 19 SAVE TO* MORTON . . Chicken, Tuikey, Ham, Salisbury, Mcot Loaf; Beat 10 Pk. NCG. « X * •* • 0 "l Ad»'V. A »’ diCrtti DEEP SOUTH APPLE * *\ V•••>!& ** itlSL * ,t 5 FLAVORS . . CHEK < i �i ii Issue Before Court Veteran constitutional lawyers generally believe th a t the U. S. Su­ preme Court hates to be pushed Into really fundamental, historic deci­ sions like the one a year ago on state legislutivo reapportionment. These lawyers feel the record shows th a t the high court will duck the big issue ns long ns it can, skirt­ ing the fringes by deciding cases on technical or other limited grounds. Even when, as In the spring of 19G2, the court finally docs come to grips with the central controversy, It frequently takes no more than a beginning step—and then sits back to study the rcuction throughout the nation. That was the course followod in the reapportlonmcnt matter. The court merely said bad legislative ap­ portionment was a thing the federal courts could properly concern them­ selves with, since it might deprive citizens of equal protection of the laws guaranteed by the Constitution. There were no guidelines laid down. So no lower court today really knows how far, if a t all, it can de­ part from a standard of near-perfect equality of representation and still Assuro “cqunl protection." True equality, of course, must bo rooted In the "one mnn, one vote" Idea which reflects Itself In legis­ lative districts with almost identical numbers of voters. Most advocates of this idea ac­ cept “practical equality" ns the best attainable, thus allowing certain minor concessions to peculiarities of geography, traditional city or other political Imrtleni and the like. Over these differences there is no real dispute. Where the controversy arises is^ with those who argue th a t the strict* population formula for apportion­ ment should be deliberately modi­ fied to produce an overweighting on behalf of the rural jmpulace. This does not mean, as so often still prevails today, a weighting that leads to dominance by a rural minori­ ty. What is contended is that a pure population formula will leave the rural elements so small a factor th a t their economic and other interests will be almost totally submerged in stale affairs. Many lawyers consider “inter­ ests’’ the key word. They are not satisfied by arguments thnt our democratic system protects minori­ ties In thefr “rights,” for these are not at stake. W hat the rural com­ munity or district needs is adequate attention to things not a m atter of right—for instance, new earthen dam for farmers, a measure controll­ ing fertilizer quality or governing mining safety. The question: Would a legisla­ ture tipped 80-20 for cities and su­ burbs, apportioned on a strict nu­ merical basis, do the rural job? It is no answer to say that in the years of rural dominance the rural elements blocked urban interests. Our gonl can hardly Iks to correct one wrong by perpetrating another. What weight to give rural inter­ Dr. Crane’s ests, where they ore a minority, while still providing Americans with “equal protection” In representation is the issue the Supreme Court must Boon decide. . When it comes, probably next CASK P-4191 Jim my J., Henry Jam es. One day ho was asked why season, It will be as historic us the aged 3, is n precocious little his family was so outstand­ ruling which broke the long stale­ hoy “ Dr. Crane," his mother ing. mate over this vital issue. protested, "w* have trouble n t tho dinner lublo a t night. “ For my hushnnd comes homo from tho office, tired and o ftrn Irritable. “ When w t sit down to the table, Jim my w-nnta to talk. And *o does his brother Tom­ my, aged r>. ‘Hut my husband may he talking, ao he rearnts their breaking In upon hi* discus­ sion. “Bo lie hot laid down tint law th at they MUST he quiet at tha table. "If they fo rg et and try to tell about something th a t hat Interested them or If they sta rt to argue, my hushumi orders them away from the table. "Dr. Crane, our children now grow trnso and fearful a t mealtime, so is their daddy correct?" Amertra’a pioneer psycholo­ gist wav D. William James. Ho came of a brilliant family th a t Included the novelist To The Editor thought, “Oh! Someone In this store really love* their prisoner*." As 1 went along First St. 1 found myself putting a fin­ ger down in the pot to see if they were thirsty and sure enough Just as I had imagin­ ed, the soil was dry as a bone. Why, ah why, Mr. Mer­ chant, can't you taka a little tlmo twice a week to give your plants life-giving wa­ ter? You do not need to worry too much about forth liter, but water they can not live without. It mado me feel (hat I wanted to volunteer to go down F irst St. with a longlong hose, giving them all tnat were prisoner and thrlsty water. Please Mr. M erchant give your priioncra water. Slner-cly, Mrs. II. C. Moore Member Central G ar­ den Circle. D ear Editor As chairm an of the Cham­ ber Industrial Committee I wish to express my thanks to you for your help with the first Seminole County In­ dustrial Show. Till* was not a project that could bo handled by one p er­ son or Just a few, and many contributed to m ake this show of our industrial pro­ gress a successful one. The excellent coverage of the Herald was of tremendous assistance, and wo arc very grateful. Sincerely Scot i Hums Chairman Industrial Committee Barbs OUR HOARDING HOUSE , \ t Wo n d e r if i could i-VWA REPRIEVE UNTIL T /vwYWKD, WHATACALAMITY/ COMPLETE MYAUtO- MAHWA MA6 n ett CW Alieo etJOTMCk: IOjW6COUUM6 llf’ A o tr jv»-J esioewAPMY/No, m a rtra j 6 ABSOLUTELY NO Jots fOKWfc.ANtilHfc CLODHAti HA NOMOEB LOYALTYTOME- TMANl FLEUN& FORTHE W* AMINJURED BEAR/ Ht-'li CERTAIN] TOFIND MB COME MENIALTASK/ ATA LACKEY'S -.WLAk’Y TOTALLYUNbUHtp TO • I A MAM OF A\YTALENTC<V lly Hal Cochran It's nil right to t>o lilunt, hut not to the point of making yourself dull. When you're n t your w it’* end, did you nutlly have fa r to go? It's better to give up golf ultogetlu-r thou to go out every ilny ami drive yourself mad. The modern gn| is always on her toes, muyhe to keep her ho In nee In ultramodern high heels. I hear so much atiout America’s natural Ireauty; 1 want to see some of It. Anyi I want to talk to the American people. —•French Princess Tsuline Murat, luuriug llie U S. © ijp j & m f a r it f w r a lit Pago 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., April 22, 19G;i U r N sll S vnlaalr I o unlr I* VO I t e a r WASHINGTON—(NBA) — A drive ag ain st disarm am ent and a nuclear test ban treaty with Soviet Russia has sprung np in various parts of the country aa the newest con­ servative cause. This move is regarded in p art as a counteraction to "Han the bomb!” crusaders such aa the "Women'* Strike fo r Peace" — a group which has been pestering Congress and p i c k a t l n g the White House. Rut the principal rig h t wing objective seems to be repeal of the 1001 act of Congress creating the U. S. Arm* IControl and D isarmament Agency in the S tate D epartm ent Now under Director William Quotes The space center could be aa im portant to western Pennsylvania aa c o a l, was in the past. —Dr. Edw ard H. Litchfield, chancellor of U. of P itts­ burgh on plana to build a $10 million space research center. There hue been speculation* th a t Khrushchev, who plana a visit to Ilelgruilo this spring nr summer, may take th at op­ portunity to go to Italy and return An official visit Italian lenders paid him last year. He might call on the Pops. Whether Khrushchev makes such a trip deprnds on a aer­ ies of m ajor development*, line is the status of the con­ flict with Faking with which he is preoccupied presently and the outcome of the pro­ jected .Slno.Soviet lalka in Moscow n est month. Another te w h e t h e r tho ground Is sufficiently prepar­ ed for a Khrushchev pilgrim ­ age to tha Vatican. The Communist prese, tn welcoming the papal encycli­ cal, read Into it a virtual en­ dorsement of the concept of Moscow’s so-called peaceful coexistence policy. The Vatican quickly put the record straig h t by reminding OUTJIDIWKITR HOUSE FAINT 4 FRS ASPHALT ALUMINUM 5 * " __ on all M m | Cub* Brand Paint Buy one get 1 one mum ohu All C llhrr Ill.bU I t e a r m tmir freedom? —Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore. It often happens th a t W ash­ ington pushes into areas where we find it* p rese n ce uncomfortable lim ply because private Initiative has failed to do tha Job . . . Doing our Job rig h t a t home ja the best way c f keeping W ashington a t it* proper distance. -John T. Conner, president of Merck A Co, There Is a need in our so­ ciety for people with the imagination and uncluttered mind of a child. —MaJ. Gen. Leighton t. Davla. A ir Force Missile Teat Center chief, on "fresh and positive" approach to the scientific future. *• ........... of 100, In c ." of New Torlc, calls on Fresident Kennedy and Congress to "dissolve this constitutional Arm s Control and Disarmament Agency." A Memphis, "Committee for the Prevention of Disarma­ ment" is circulating a sta te , ment from ex-Congressman John Rousselot, It - C a I i f , charging that disarm am ent is all p a rt of a Communist con­ spiracy which he traces back to 1955. He declares th a t tha RS-70 slowdown and Skybolt abandonment by the D epart­ ment of Defense are the lataat acU in this conspiracy. "Free Enterprise," a Chi­ cago monthly t a b l o i d for which former Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T a ft Benson writes a front-page column, devotes a full page in its latest issue to blasting S tate De­ partm ent publications on dis­ armament, Other rig h t wing news let­ ters are taking the same line of attack. Kent and Fhocbe Courtney of New Orleans, publishers of "Independent American," hava put out two tax-fact leaflets tilled. "Exposing the Appeas­ ers’ Flan to Destroy the Army, Navy and A ir Force of tha U. S. A." and "Save Our Skybolt— Have Finns Been Mad* to Surrender the U. S. to the Soviet Union?" Texas seems to be the real hotbed of opposition to dis­ armament, h o w e v e r . Rep. W alter Rogers, I/-Tex., got much mail against disarm a­ ment that he prepared an an­ swering statem ent which he headed: "This Country ia N ot Going to Be Disarmed." To quiet alarm s and fears, he points out th a t nny United Stutvi disarm ament m ust firs t be approved by congressional majorities or, If submitted in the form of a treaty, by twothirds of the Senate. BIG WHEEL Y A Z O O MASTER MOWERS MatterOf Fact A aonlc boom la produced by aircraft traveling at su­ personic speeds, thus cre at­ ing a sharp pressure rise or Write lor Frat Catalog shock wave. It it a sound, CHfCK g o o r g o v t u a n the Communists th a t the cor­ like a clap of thunder, which WITH PH O M M M SII nerstone of the "peace on can be heard on tho ground Inst ROIINSON though not in the plane which OM.AHPO. n«earth " pronouncement was the la producing i t freedom and dignity of the In­ dividual which the Red report* Ignored. Vatican radio said the rails for settlem ent of InUrnation•I controversy through nrgo. Gallons, for racial tolerance and for world disarm am ent nil constituted an important p art of the encyclical. Rut, it told th a Communleta, the cen­ tral nucleus of th e encyclical 111 So. Palmetto was "constituted by the dig­ nity of the human being, hit Phone FA 2-0811 right*, his duties.” in BIG TRADE - IN ALLO W ANCE Whea Too Trade F or The Fa moot Yasoo No Job Too Tough. Smooth Performance. We Sell • Service, Demonetrato end Trade. LEWIS SALES ft SERVICE S il? Country Chib Rd. FA 1-7IM Thinking of Making a Change ? 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THAI.Mil LONDON (UI*I>—The Communlat welcome fur the pupal “pence on earth" encyclical has rovived diplomatic speculation th a t Soviet Prem ier Nikita Khruschev may ha plunnlng n visit to Rome. Moscow has said nothing of­ ficially on the project so far, but a aeries of gestures in re ­ cent months Ims pointed to a deliberate Kremlin policy to euie relations with the pontiff. Satellite countries, presum­ ably with u go-ahead from the Russians, went out of their way to piaiso tliu Holy Week encyclical. Diplomatic r e p o r t s hava suggested the Kremlin alms a t establishment of formal re ­ lations with the Yattean that would allow tho Church of Hume to set up a number of consulnlu - type representa­ tions In Communist countries, Included the U. S. 8. It. * " iv d t m w The old Kaiser Wilhelm idea of having fath er serve as a supreme dictator in tha home, la now paiaa’. In America, children ara supposed to THINK, not m ere­ ly accept orders uncritically. We don’t w ant our youngiters to degenerate into the K aliar Wilhelm claaa of gooae-eteppers. Many sm art mothers even urge their children to bring home Interesting atoriea from kindergarten or grade school to tell a t meal time. For the dinner tahle is often the only place and the only time where all members of the fam ily ever g at together! So it should be associated with fun and relaxation; Dot tension! It should be a happy, gala event, not a “ hush-hush’’ s it­ uation where the youngiters must clam up to avoid censure from a Kaiser Wilhelm dicta­ tor. The dining room should thus be a place for feeding the mental and emotional hun­ ger* of children, not Just their stomach appetites. Wliere la A uitralla and New Zealand and G reat Britain and France and Italy and our other allies? Why should the American taxpayers be pay­ ing m ost of the cost of pro­ tecting freedom in South Vlel-N’am? Are we the only ones that have a stake in Notebook C. Foster, this agency was given a 1(1.5 million first-year appropriation to p r o m o t e peace. I t is asking $15 million for the coming year. About $10 million of this would be for research on nuclear explo slon detection and verification of arm s destruction, if dis­ arm am ent ever comes. This request for more money hat given opponent* of dis­ arm am ent a new line of a t­ tack, aa an economy issue. But a group of Republicans head­ ed by Rep. Craig Hosmer, RCalif., of the Joint Atomic En­ ergy Committee I* concentrat­ ing on opposition to the pro­ posed te st ban treaty as a United States national de­ fense m e a s u r e . And Rep. Jam es B. U tt, R-Caljf., h is introduced a resolution to a b o l i s h the Disarmament Agency, which rig h t wing groups are increasingly in favor of doing. Misunderstanding and mis­ representation are major fac­ tors in tho rising campaign ■gainst disarmament efforts. Tho most vicious attack has come from a. Citizen* Congres­ sional Committee of l.oa An­ geles. It is a Gerald L. K. .Smith Christian Nationalist Crusade o f f s h o o t run by Charles E, W inrgarner, who married Mrs. Smith’s niece. Its principal mailing piece, which has been s h o w e r e d down on Congress, is a poster headed “Treason T reaty." It begins: "The Fresident of the United States has approved a proposed treaty which would completely disarm the United Slates of A m e r i c a . Arms would be transferred to the United Nations and wa would come under the authority of a United Nations dictatorship." Tho broadside goes on to c h a r g e th a t disarm ament would mean that the Declar­ ation of Independence would liecome obsolete, the American flag would become a secondrate banner, Congress would he reduced to the authority of a state legislature in a world government, and the World Court would supersede the United Slates Supreme Court. Other movements are scat­ tered, but noisy and growing. A "Republican Committee Nikita Planning Rome Visit? ROOF ft •ARM RID Bnlsrsd s i asrund rlsss utallrr D.iul.tr 17, I lls at Ilia 1'ost lilil.t of ttanfoid, Florl.U, under Ilia Act of Conurru of March. Tha llrrald Is a ineinhir of ilit llnllrd I'tsas which la antlllad .ic lu ilv .tr l» lha us# for rrpubllcallon uf all tbs local n»w* printed In Ihla n*w«|t«p<r. BLUSI H irriu is IIAT *:s U na* lio lltrrr Modestly ho disclaimed the honor hut added th a t if it wero ao, it simply was due to the fact his father encouraged free discussion a t tha dinner table. Thus, If one hoy made a statem ent with which the others disagreed, a debate started right then and there. “So we children whetted our wits on raeh others,“ added William Jum rs. Alas, many successful businocs and profesxlonal men ara very poor fathers! So they try to coerce their children Into being little "Yea men" a t tho table. America needs to encourage mure nrguers who are inde­ pendent thinkers and whu will defend their opinions by words. And an ideal way to atart this process is by letting chil­ dren participate freely In fam ­ ily discussion*. Table talk should not be of un awed or fearsome s o rt Its Painting Tim e! v v A i . T ir n a. m i i . o w , m u i o h a m i i ' i i i l i » u u h a, a its* % v i . u s i i i i . t a i n u r n ii. u i n » w o i . n AlanscUtK Udllwr ,|.|i* ril« lii|Iq r.c liir J l / l l l W Itl.t.N JA M S; I . IIIU LM A hL U C o m i t y i:<lit»r llu .lim a M a n a a .r C SCCLI.I A I*AIIVII: It S I I I II M .V J . O IIA A T I to rls ly K d l t o r Clusslllrd S l . n . a . r UIIT IIII.IIIX till I I I S SI M I A M I VOI.TUI.IM J I ' t s l u i s U dllur C irculationt l s i u s t r I I l l ' l l WLI.I.S Mio’tiunlcnl HupL U e W eak Political Worry Clinic Letters Mr. L arry Vcrshel D ear Sir; '•Merchant* on F irst St. hold Mr. Todocarpu* prisoner without w ater," Many ycara ago a lovely lady, Mr*. Mela Colclough, Dow deceased w ai Prcililent of the Sanford Garden Club. She prciented a program St our Garden Circle on pot­ ted planta, atatlng, “ Girls, rem em ber, your potted plnnti a re your prisoners—lliry con get only w hat food and drink you give them? As 1 p aiicd down First St. yeiterd ay I noticed that among tlie podocarpu* that graced the street, (at quite some capenin to the m er­ chants I am aure) aomo were dead and m any oilier* look aick. Only a few were thriving some with petunia* bloom­ ing to add to their grace. 1 Peter Edson The Snowman W ho W on't Go Away Phone — FA 2-3649 209 West 1st S t ■■ tm S lW f U /Y IX U U ih Sanfordt Fla. 211 W. 25th ST. C O N ST R U C T IO N CO. PHONE FA 2-3103 �®$t ManTerB VrreTB April 22, 1963 — Pajre 5 M et Star To Sing Here Nell Rankin, ita r of the Metropolitan Opera and t.a Scala will be heard in con­ cert Tuesday at the Seminole High School auditorium at 8 p. m. Misi Rankin brought cul­ tural prestige to America and fame to herself in 1950 when she was awarded first prlrc in the International Music Competition at Geneva Swit­ zerland. On her return to the United Statea she became the first Metro Soprano of the Metro­ politan Opera, a position she still holds today. At the age of 23, she was the youngest singer in his­ tory to sta r in the four great­ est opera houses in the world, Vienna State Opera, La Scala, Milan ami the Me­ tropolitan. Miss Rankin is one of the Souths proudest contributions to the world of a rt, being a native of Alabama, where she bad her own radio pro­ ment* will be aerved, i y ear's concert season will gram a t the age of four. M emberships for n e x t ' be on sale. Mtss Rankin is appearing in Sanford under the auspices of the Sanford-DeBary E n ter­ For tainment Assn, and all per­ Properly sons holding m em bership tic­ kets are reminded that their tickets arc tra n sfe ra b le . A reception for Miss Ran­ an il kin and all the members of the Entertainm ent Assn, will be held in the cafeteria of the high school immediately Casualty following the concert. The 111 NOHTIl PARK FA 2-0331 concert star will be in the receiving line and refresh­ ^CARRAW AY # McKIBBIN STEPS 1. SELECT THE AU TO M O BILE YOU W ANT. NELL RANKIN * Camporee At La-No-Che Set For May 3-5 ^ FARMER GRAY SKINLESS 9 A St. John's District PRICES GOOD C am p-oltee at Camp L a-No- THRU WEDNESDAY Che has been set for May 3. 4 and 5th, conducted by the Quantity Rights Reserved Tom-A-Hawk Society for all Scout Troops currently regis­ tered. Activities for the Camporee will he concentrated in three fields; Scouts will cam p with th eir natural patrols as they exist in the unit and tie judg­ ed on this basis; a trail will lie organized (or the purpose of instructing patrols in OF MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS scouting techniques, a rally will be held in which patrols TO HELP YOU FILL YOUR SAYER will compete in other fields BOOKS EASIER & FASTER. in whicli they have been in­ structed in Saturday mo-ning activities. BLU E RIBBON QUALITY LEAN FRESHLY Pioneer camping will be Judged by standards of good ram ping and such item s as Scout-like conduct and p a rti­ cipation will be observed from sta rt to finish of the cam poree, officials said. The cam poree schedule lists check-in time as 4 lo 7 p. jii . on May 3rd. with activities from 7:30 to 0 and U ps at 9:30 p. m, May 4th, will be a full day of scout activity with reveille at 0 a. m. and taps at 10 p. in. May 3th, Sunday, reveille will be at 0:30 a. m. and check out lime from 10:30 a. m. lo noon. Cam poree director will be A rt Thomas of DcLand with assistant cam p director Bill Winn of Sanford; Inspection and Judging will be under B. F. Ganaa of Sanford, with Scout Trails by Charles Mit­ chell of Lake Helen; Scout Baity will be under the direc­ tion of Bill Tyre of Sanford and Campfire and religious services under Bill Norwood, Cam p La-No-Che Ranger. IQos. Pktis. Troop* representing Sanford. Lake Mary. DcBary, Lake Helen, Orange City, De' 10o«, Pkgt. Land and DeLeon Spgs. are expected to participate in the Cam poree with about 210 boy* and 40 adult leaders p re ­ sent. Awards to be given lo pa­ trol* meeting national stand­ ards and alao Camporee aw ards for high point win­ ners. Junior Tom alia wka, a group of Explorers and Senior Scouts unde* the kadcrahlp of Randy Chase, with Jim BAKED p in e a p p l e Hay as advisor will do all cooking for the Camporee itaff. Scout trail Instruction will Include first aid, knot tying, lashing, compass, signaling, contact axem anihip, liraEVERYDAY LOWPRICE building and cooking. FRAN KS ™ m W t 12oz PKG FARMER GRAY 3 DENOMINATIONS ASK T H EM TO TELL TO o5* THE A M O U N T OF F IN A N C E PAYM ENT IT. 3. M U LT IPLY THE A M O U N T OF THE M ONTHLY OF M O N T H S YOUR C O N ­ T R A C T RUNS. 4. C O M E LB. PKG *<-* *JT.- ANGEL FOOD RING N A T IO N A L GROCERY SAVINGS BAN K A N D FOLLOW BRAVO LEAN SOUTH AMERICAN THE SAM E PROCEDURE. CORNED BEEF 12or CAN 39< •DIXIE CHEF FLAVORFUL c h il i m 5 & *I« o 5. AFTER CO M PARISO N, F IN A N C E YOUR NEW OR USED CAR W ITH THE ONE T H A T GIVES YOU 6. RIDE THE IN BEST P U N . CO M FO RT A N D HAPPINESS, IN FORDH00K LIMAS m FROZEN GREEN PEAS / FOODS (H Q p p ED BRo c c OLI B A K E R Y p | | j C ; fr BY THE SANFORD A T L A N T IC Libby's BABY LIMAS YOUR NEW OR USED A U T O ­ M O B ILE F IN A N C E D AT THE SANFORD ATU N T IC N A T IO N A L BANK. FRESH PICKED TENDER YOUNG N U B IA N S Rawls Wins Sunshine Play * MIAMI (U l’l ) ’ — Betsy Rawls held off Mickey W right and Kathy W hitworth with a not ao hot 78 Sunday to win the $7,5(10 Sunshine Open golf tournam ent by three stroke* and a 51-hole total of 220. “ I never shot so poorly on a final day* and still won. I'm fortunate it was good enough," Said the Spartanburg, S. C., Tsteran lady pro of 11 year*. PAY­ M E N T BY THE NUM BER LADY FAIR FRESH 9 N A T IO N A L BANK A N D THE M O N T H L Y 9 12os PKGS FOR EXCEPT THE SANFORD A T LA N T IC YOU FRANKS GR.BEEF ^ * F IN A N C IA L IN ST IT U T IO N NOW ( S | THERE ARE (0 2. CALL A N Y M K M U R F .D .I .C . �* 91ft #tnftrrS Page .8 — 'April 22, 1968 Wmlb Miss Dorothy Marie Benton Marries William H. Hogan 5 !itt Dorothy Marie Benton, daughter of Sir. and Mra. Gil­ b ert W. Benton, 414 Willow Ave., Sanford and William H. Hogan, ton of 5fr. and 51r*. Leroy llogan, of While Sulphur Springs, were m arried April ft at 7:30 p.m . at the Central Baptist Church, In Sanford. Rev. Gall Smllh. paslor, of­ ficiated at the double ring, candle-light ceremony. The church was decorated with two large baskets of or­ ange blossoms, fern and while candles. Mrs. D arrel Grlemc, organ­ ist, presented a program of wedding music. The bride, given In m ar­ riage by her father, wore a ballerina length gown of white satin and lace, (rimmed with sequins and seed pearls, fea­ turing three qu arter length sleeves. Her butterfly veil was attached to a headpiece trim m ed with aequins and pearls and she carried a bou­ quet centered with a white orchid. Wellborn, wore a street length dress of blue chiffon over a white sheath, white accessories, whito h it with blue flowers and a white car­ nation corsage. John F. Decoder w it best man and serving as ushers were Charles Benton and Paul Keith. The bride's mother wore a light blue dress, white seessories and an orchid corsage. Following the ceremony, a reception was held a t the home of 5lr. and .Mrs. G. U. Pen n eys Old Fashion Bargain Days Neal - Vacula Wedding Announced By Helen flood gras* Miss Suscttc R o s e m a r y N ral, daughter Df Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck Neal, E nterprise, and Joseph Vacula J r ., ton ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vacula Sr., of Coblesklll, N. Y., were m arried April 10 at 7 p.m. at the Sanford N aval Air Station Chapel. Fr. D. E. Finn officiated it the double ring ceremony. The bride chose * street length taffeta dress with lace overlay and carried a bouquet of white carnations. H er veil was m ade by M rt. G. Nicker­ son of D eflary. IJttlc Tina M arie N ea l, i!sler of the bride, was flower girl and wore a while dress with a pink bouquet. Mist Kathleen Burnett of E nterprise, maid of honor wore a light blue dress and carried a bouquet of pink carnations. Richard Craven was best man. The bride's m other chose a beige d reat with a pink cor­ sage. A reception was held at the Enlisted Men's Club on the Baae. The couple left for a wed­ ding trip lo the southern part of the sta te and when they retu rn will m ake their home on the DcLand Highway. Bear Lake Personals A1R. AND MILS. WILLIAM II. HOGAN Club Department TOP COLORS 27" round or 21" a 27” contour .... ......... ........ 1-6B 21" s 2ft" oblong .... ... 2.00 Lid eorer ....... .........—. GGe . SoftcHt cotton p ile with latex bucking. Machine wanhahle. Baby pink, Hult-nncJ-pepimr, velvet brown. j Open All Dny Every Wednesday! The Social D epartment of the Sanford Woman'* Club held (lio monthly bridge and canasta parly at llm ClubItoutc wllh Mrt. I). C. How­ ard uml her com mittee serv­ ing ns hosleisci. Assisting her were Mr*. Ito. hert I). Rhodes, Mrs. Mel Ia M. Starke and Mrs. J. K. Courier, They served refreshm enli of pcarh pie with whip­ ped cream and coffee. Mrs. George MrCall won high tro ro aw ard In bridge, B in. Rhodes, high ronasln and Mrt. C. M. Flowers won the trreeno, CooIchI I'lncc To Summer In! T hU rrixp ll-l-H suit i* liiclil ■» “ h n -c/r on your shoulder* and m ighty r«»y on your Inidgrtl The sh oulders o f I he .1 button Jarkrl arc natural, tin* p orh els flapped. And th r tro u sers— what e lse hut Iran, llllir Post-G rad*. In raay to w ear, raay to ca re -fo r fabrics. Near m uted ahadra • . • h.i.s 2 By Donna Kite* M argaret Ann Wighlman, daughter of Mr. and .Mr*. Ed Wighlman of 782 Logan Drive, celchrated her tccond birth­ day with a birthday party Saturday a t hdr homo. After her playmate* helped her open the birthday gift*, her mother served the chil­ dren birthday cake, icc cream and punch. Guests included B u d d y , Bclsy, Andy tn d Daniel Faint, Mack Sawyer, N'cna Usggott, David, Dorothy, Dennis and Johnny Wcstcott and Dennis Wlghtmsn. Card Party BATH SETS IN )>t UNI VI RSI I Y SUII C v iita / iS - RE - YIV - ALL CONDUCTED 1IY Evangelist William E. Green New officer! of the AceyDeucy Wivei Club presided for the f ln t time when the group held the April meeting. They arc Mr*. Diehard Ber­ gen, president; Mr*. Walter Itichardton, vice president; M A R G A R E T ANN Witflilmiui tnul h e r liirlltilay cake. Donald Dunns Celebrate Anniversary Mr. uinl Mrs. Donald Dunn Sr. celebrated their 31*1 weddine anniversary, nn E aster Sunday with a dinner and get-together of family and Irlcnds, til their linme on Lake Harney, In Geneva, The table was decorated wllh an arrangem ent of yellow Jonquil* and la|»cred m ois green cundlci. Mr*. Dunn served n dinner of ham and turkey wilh all Iho (rimming* lo (he guests who spent thu afternoon and evening with them. Among the guests were llit'lr sons, Nolley, Daniel, Kiehurd noil Tommy, of Gen­ eva, and Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ald Dunn J r . and aon, of Sanford; two daughter* and their fam ilici, Mr*. Theodore McDaniel, Teddy and Donnie, of Atlantu, Go. and Mr. and Mra. Ilichard Fcssel, Kathy, Donnie, Judith and Cindra, of Cocoa D eath. Alto Mr*. Dunn’* titte r, Mrs. Mubcl Monroe, of San­ ford and Mr. and Mra. John F e u d , of Vcro Deach and LI. Col. and M rt. Harold Dlackhurn and children, of Patrick Air Force B ate. S 28th. Elder Springs Baptist Church Off Old Orlando Everybody Welcome U »y. On lire lor A n, Nursery Opea y w Uott, of VAH-1; M rt. Walter Ringo, of VAH-3; Mrt. Larry Spark*, of VAH-11; Mrt. Riddley of VAH-3; tn d Mr*. Dan­ iel Daugherty of NAS. Squad­ ron repreicntativci from 7 and 9 will be elected later. Plans were ditcuatcd for a dance to be held e tc h month, featuring a different theme. For the month of May t*>« theme it the "Roaring Twentie*." At the elute of the meeting the door prize was won by Mrt. Riddley. # * * Flemings ACEY DEUCY WIVES CLUB officer* are from left, Mm. Richard Bergen, president; Mrs. Wal­ Oifta - Card* - Book* (Formerly MeVicars) 210 E. First St. ter Richardson, Airs. Richard Mark land and Airs. John Armstrong. (Herald Photo) Club Sponsors Egg Hunt Get In The Swim Early With Your Fabulous Swim Suit — By — Rose Marie Reid 9 M ARY E S T H E R ’S "F eaturing Fashion* Just For You 200 N. PARK AVE. STORK H O C K S: 9 TO 5:30 9 SO NEW! SO PRETTY! SHOWN IN BONE WHITE OH BLACK PATENT LEATHER BY TRIM TRED ONLY WINNERS AT THE CFO CLUB egg hunt nro left to ri»tht, front row, Diiims Nnnce, Uremia Gunthcrtnn and Carmen Mirelin. Buck row, William Bctaneuurt, Karen Kerr, Linda Htamiland and Terry Fay. Sanford H D Club Names Officers Cecil Tucker, County Agent, gate. The slate was accepted. gave an Interesting and inMiss Myrtle Wilson, 111) ktruclive talk on the care of agent, spoke on the theme for the lawn at the April meeting of the Sanford Home Demon­ May, which is "Color H ar­ stration Club at the HD Cen­ mony." The club will meet at the Center on May 2 at ter. 1 p.m. for a lour, l'lease let He discussed routine m ain­ Miss Wilson know how many, tenance for ornam ental turf, plan to make Ibis (rip. various kinds of grasses (cen­ Member* voted lo give s tipede, carpel, h abit, zaysta scholarship to a 1 II girl. An and St. Augustine), fertiliza­ open Council meeting Is plan tion, watering and cutting. n n l lor May lu at the Center Mr*. John Clark, chairm an witli a covered dish luncheon of the nominating com in 11lee, a t noon. Douglas SI m s Irum presented a slate of officers will speak on "County Gov­ for the new year, which atarts ern m en t." H ie Geneva Club In September. They were will be hostess and Hie Ini M rt. Dempsey Collins, pres* tlstion of new officers will be Ident; Mrs. L. E. Lee per, held at this time. first vice president; Mrs. R. T. Hunt, second vice presi­ dent; Miss Eva Hunt, seerrWhen In a cafeteria line, tary ; Mrs. B- If. Slone, trea t- select your food as quickly urcr, and Mrs, Clark, delc-a* possible. The CPO Wives Club cnlcrtuined their children last S at­ urday with an egg hunt on the CPO Club grounds. Approxi­ mately fifty children attended the nfinal event. Prizes were aw arded for three age groups. William New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Claude llodgc of Anchorage, Alaska, an­ nounce the birth of a seven pound, seven ounce ton, April Id. This is Hie couple's (irst child and they have clwsen the nam e, Charles Claude, for the new arrival. Paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Hodge or laiko Monroe and m aternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson o( T ren­ ton, Ga. The new lather Is presently serving in Hie U. S. Army and is stationed In Anchorage, Betancourt found the gold egg and Linda Stundlund took the prize for the most eggs in the 9-12 group. Karen Kerr and T erry Fay won the prize in the 5-8 age group. In the 1-4 group, lillle Brenda Ganthertun found the golden egg and Carmen Mtreli* and Di­ ane Nance tied for the most egg*. After the egg hunt, the chil­ dren enjoyed refreshm ents of candy eggs and Coke served by tlie hostesses, Mrs. A. M. Blair, Mrs. B. E. Betancourt, Mild 51is. W. L. llnw'klns. $ SHOE Ivey's STORE '9 FOR H-ATTLKY Shops abound in Hie se a ­ son's new and truly lovely fabrics, uml in colors lo de­ light us ail. Make a dress or suit for yourself. Decide what type you want, buy a pattern in your right size, then buy m a­ terial wilh one purpose in mind: lo m ake yourself beau­ tiful. \ LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" By . WOODROW CASH Circle O Form •I Section Circle — Stilchcd I'added Bruadclulh Cup. l-ow Cut Neckline, Elunlic InnerI At Center. Hixeti 112 - :is i m From Your Downtowa Florist OPEN FBI. NITB SANFORD FLOWER SHOP TILL 9M Cor. B. lo t ft Baa ford A ft. PA M i t t FA 14411 licity chairm an assisted byMrs. W. Ringo. A represent­ ative from each squadron wsa elected lo complete the Board of Representative* that will pretide at the director* m eet­ ing*. They were M rt. Vernon Ei- 8F.K OlIR MODERN LIIIKARY CLASSICS IIA R D R A C K S ___ | f J > PLO W MON. - PHt. 7:30 V.m. Inspirstlunal Singing and M rt, P. eleven, were ap­ pointed to assist Mrs. ilidd­ ley in the drafting of club by-laws to be presented for the m em ber’s approval. Mrs. C. Stone was named chaplain and Mrs, Robert Goriline was appointed pub­ % *2-30 • BUN. II *.■ . • 7:13 pj*. • Gospel Preacliiag • Mrt. Richard M arkland, secret ary and M rt. John A rm ­ strong. treasurer. During the business session Mrs. J . Iliddley w ai elected parliam entarian. A com m it­ ted consisting of Mrt. D .Hall Second Birthday Celebrated Meets For i SPECIAL BUY! By Shirley Wentworth Mr. and Mr*. Dan Young of N ylei, Mich., have been visit­ ing at the Holiday Ave, home of Mr. and Mra. Glenn Collard. Acey Deucy Wives Name Officers ACCREDITED CHARGE The su n es* or failure of any depends largely on it* em­ ployees, and the apirit of w illlngnett shown in their work. Downtown Cleaners it purtirulurly pis tid of the long record of employment, ex­ perience, and training their empluycea have, thereby enabling them to offer invaluable assistance to our customer*. We are very proud of being the only Suiiitotie cleaner in Banford, and equally proud th a t our record justifies our being selected. A great p art of our reputation fur quality work la due to employee* who have been with us for aevural years. 'O ne reason A rthur Godfrey retnmmends San Hone Dry Cleaning - the Professional service offered by Downtown Cleaners la because of StlFT-SKT, the um ailng fabric conditioner, exclusive with Sanitonv. SOFT-SET gives fabrics th a t smooth, luxury feel they had when they Were brand new-. This SO FT-SET fabric treatm ent Is a VALUABLE EXTRA, but at DOWNTOWN CLEANERS, it'* included a t no ex tra ehurge. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS, In is craftsm en in Pro­ fessional Dry Cleaning, offer you expert fabric care, and assure you of complete satisfaction. Insist on their Sanitone service recommended by A rth u r Godfrey, Cull DOWNTOWN CLEANERS. ACCOUNTS WELCOMED DOWNTOWN CLEANERS IIS PALMETTO AVE. fk LAUNDEREI PHONE FA 2-S2 % ONE OF MANY STYLES WE OFFER • NOW BEING SHOWN BY ALIX OF MIAMI G j/ o t c t M y r • QUALITY i B o n w • FASHION • SERVICE t �1 »v Kolb Captures Osceola Race Grand Prix Johnny Higginbotham Charles Kolb, a lanky grayhaired Miamian, fam e from way behind Sunday to cop the one-hour Osceola llnnilicap trophy In a modified l'ortche. The Handicap, fta* tura event in the second an­ nual Osceola Grand Prix of the Sunfonl-Senilnule Jay cere, climax rd a two-day meet a t J tir frg n lo rb Osceola A irport, a t Cenex a, Six preliminary races were held Saturday to determine which cars would run in Sund it y ’ s Handicap. Seventeen classes comprised some fell-odd sport cur entries. The ears consisted mostly of modified forefun makes some capable of speeds up to Mil m.p.li. The 2.1 mile asphalt track With its nine tricky curves provided a real challenge to the deter­ mined drivers. On numerous occasions ‘‘spin-outs” occurred ns curs swerved to avoid one another o r tried to negotiate u curve too fust. Several en ­ gines blrw-up In the two days of grueling races mot every­ one hail his share of mechan­ ical difficulty. However, no April '22, 1902 — Pngc 7 U rra lh Uy fo ile d Press International tlie nightcap and Gene Oliver, Casey Stengel actually was Curt Flood and Don Demeter each hom rrrd in the opener. trem bling out of slu-cr happi­ * Dallas Green and H arry ta n ness. ok were tlie winning pitchers. T h e 73-jear-old m anager I The Beds slugged lour Pi­ who guided llto Yankees to rate pilclicr* for 111 liila, In­ 10 prnnants with hardly more cluding (uur by Eddie Kasku than a wink was now wide- and three apiece by Frank Bobinson anil John Edwards. eyed with unabsted excite­ ment because Ids Mets had ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ won four straight games. "T e e -rifld " he »ald, Ida voice breaking a bit. ” 1 think I'll get me a beer." Casey was king again. His en u rin g Mels had just climb­ ed out of the National League cellar by taking a dmiblrhradAguirre enjoyed hie great­ e r from the Milwaukee Brsv- By I'n itrd P ress International Hank Aguirre has a one- est year in baseball last sea­ es, 8-8 and 9-2, for a fourson wluui lie turned in a Hi 8 gam e iw cep of Hie aeries and track mind. record for Hie Tiger* and a "1 have to prove lo myself," their longest winning alreak sayi the Deiroit Tiger south­ 2.21 earned run average that In their short history. "I kept laying we were paw, "th at I’m not a one-year stam ped him the most effec­ tive pitcher in the circuit. better in spring training.” flash." Maybe the 31 year • old So far hr has been even Stengel reminded. "N ow do change-up specialist f r o m heller tills year. you believe it? " The Improvement Casey re ­ Azusa, Calif., hasn't convinc­ H it 3-2 victory over the ferred lo certainly wasn’t evi­ ed himself of that yet, but Boston Bed Sox Sunday was dent while the Meta were los­ he's starting to make a dent hi* third route-going triumph ing their first eight gam es of on the rest of Hie A m criran without a loss amt Id* earned season but it showed clearly League. run average stands at a r e ­ Sunday (o the delight of 28,773 m arkable 1.40. frem led fans. Aguirre, who strurk out sev­ Jim Hickman drove In aeven and gave up eight hits, en runs during Hie doubleheld the Bed Sox srtireless American l* a g u re header. whacking a grand until Hie seventh when Boh alam oft Claude Raymond to P layer & Club AH It. II. Pel. Tillman nicked him for a twoclim ax a five-run rally in the Aparicm. Balt. 43 8 18 .400 run homer. The Tigera had 30 4 13 .400 clinched the victory before eighth inning of the opener Tresh, N Y and homering again with one Leppcrt, Waah 36 4 10 .383 then, howrver, on N o r m on oif Lew Rurdelte during Yatzmkl. Bo* 43 6 17 .378 Cash's three-run homer olf another five-run outburst in Hinton, Wash 37 3 M .378 Bill Monbuui|urttc in Hie Balt 40 6 13 373 fourth The win snapped De the eighth inning or the night­ Smith, Alliaon, Minn 43 12 16 363 tro ll's three - gam* losing cap. 40 T 14 .330 streak. Ken MacKenrle, "M y Yale Clmoll, KC 32 3 11 .344 fella," aa Casey calls him be­ Torre*, LA Tlie Cleveland Indians en d ­ cause he's an alum nui of Old L. T hm i, LA 47 8 16 .340 ed Baltimore'* tour • game National le ag u e Eli, w ai credited with the winning streak with * 2 0 M ets' firat game victory and Player A d u b AH H. II. Pci. nighteap victory after the alio aaved the finale for G a­ Edw ards, Cln 32 4 14 .438 Oriole* won Hie opener, 7-0. len Cisco by holding the De m eter, Phil 46 8 20 .433 Tlie New York Yankee* (h ad ­ 44 T 19 .432 llravcs hitlrss over the l i l t Howard, LA ed Hie Washington .Senators. McCovey, SF 39 14 16 .410 three inningi. 7-6; the U>< Angeles Angcts .Mathews, Mil 46 4 1H .391 The San Francisco Uianls downed Ilie Kau-a* City A’*, 40 7 18 .391 clung to first place by beating F. A1-011, SF 62, and the Chicago the Chicago Cuba, 3-2, in Hie SawaUkl, St L 23 4 9 .391 Sox heat Ihe Minncsola Twins, aecond gam e of a double- Robinson, Cin 34 10 13 .382 81), after losing the opener, header after the Cubs won Hie Cvngtn, Phil 2i « » .373 7-0 47 10 17 M 2 firat gam e, 4-1. The Philadel­ Groat, St. L .Sieve Barber (truck out 11 Home Run* phia Philllei won their open­ hatters and held tha Indian* America* le a g u e ; Howard, e r with the St. Loula Cardi­ to four lilts as lie pnslrd his nals, 4-3, In 10 Innings, but Yanka 4; Allison, Twins 4; third victory for the Orioles, dropped I he nightcap, 10-3; Leppcrt, Senators 3; Powell, who were si upped on four bits Uia Cincinnati Redi routed Oriole* 3; Smith, Oriole* 3; Iheuiselve* by Dick Donovan Hie Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-3, Held, Indian* 3. th e nightcap. Jackie National League: Deme­ in and Hie Los Angeles Dodgers Brandt home red fur Baltimore swept a pair from tha Hous te r, Phil* 4; Clendenon, P ir­ in Hie opener and Woodie Held ates 4; McCovey, Giants 4; ton Colts, 11-1 and t-5. for Cleveland in the nightcap. Tom H aller tingled home Maya, Glanta 4; Snider, Meta Tom Tresh drove in three 1; Hickman, Met* 3; H. the winning run for the Glanta runs with a hom er and two in the fourth inning of the Aaron, Drive* 3. singles and Bobby RichardRue* Hatted In nightcap ag ain it the Cubs American League: Alliaon, Min a!*o contributed Hire* hits after WiUla Maya led off the in Hie Yankees' triumph over inning with hla fourth homer Twins 13; L. Thomas, An­ Hie Senator* a* Jim Bouton gela 11; Howard, Yank* 10; of the season. Willie McCovry picked up Ihe victory in r e ­ also bit his fourth hom er in Ward, White Sox 10; Leppcrt, lie! of Italph Terry. Senators 10. the second. Billy O'Dell hurl­ N atiaeal League: Edward*, ed a alx-hittar for hla aacond EaruP* largest living thing*, Reds 12; Dem eter, Phils 12; victory. Ken Hubbi drove in two Hickman, .Mela 11; F, Akiu, th* giant sequoia*, aprout runs for the Cubs in the open­ Giant* 10; Cepeda, Giant* 9; from tiny aecil* resembling e r with three hits, Including a Boyer, Card* 9; Robinson, rolled oata, of which it taka* 3,00ft to make an ounce. home run, as Dick Ellsworth Red* 9. posted his second victory with help from Barney Schultz. Tony Gonzalez' 10th Inning double off Ed Bauta gave the Phili their opening gam e win over tha Cards, who then overcam e a four-run deficit to win the nighteap with a aix-run rally In Hip fourth, FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS Don Hoak bit a three-run hom er in the first inning of Tiger Hurler Shows He's No One Year Flash Fire League Leaders N O R D IC AIR }• AUTO CONDITIONER *199 Plus Installation 3 Yr. F ar lory W arrant) JONES AUTO SERVICE 1003 S. (Sanford, FA 2-1241 * » Under tht G.A.C. plan you can finance •vtrylhing on a simplified basis. Payments may b« spread over a long or short period, whichever you prefer. We make home Improvement bene lor both M o o r and outdoor projects. _ • * ( § . . MOO class was Hugh Kleinpeter from Key tliscnync driving a Itcgra MK II and posting a 7it, fit ni.ii.lt. average. Finally, in the big-engine class came Spencer 1 .1 e h 1 1e from Ft. Lauderdale driving Old Vuller posting 77.111 m.p.h. avernga speed. Three ‘JO lap (11! miles) races were held Sunday Wfor the litml one-hnur imndi- rap . Posting first places In tiiese three beginning with the smnll-engina ears were, Fred Minning. Melbourne, driving a modified known as a Squirrel Cage, in the seventh race. Frank Hiison, driving his med­ ium-engine Lola, in the eighth race. Finally, Charles Kolb, Miami, driving his big-engine Porsche RSK, in tho ninth rw<*w Tlie starlin g line-up for the Handicap wae determined by claaa and Saturday'* race re ­ sults. The cars were started three at-a-tim e with a desig­ nated time interval between each sta rt. The difference be­ tween the lead-off ears and the last car* was 12 minute* and ,10 seconds. In other words, tho very last car, who happened to ba tha winner. Weekend Sports Summary Casey Trembling With Happiness As Mets Take Fourth In Row Loser Al McUcun yielded eight of Cincinnati's hits dur ing Hie 2 'a innings he pitched. Jim Maloney was tlie winner. Ron Fairly drove in three runs tor Hie Dodgers in their first game victor) over the Colts and then singled home the winning run in the ninth inning o( the nighteap. serious accidents or injuries occurred. Ifig. medium, or stuaii-siied engines determ ined in which race a pm ticulnr cur ran. S a t­ urday's stand-out in the smallengine class was Stew McMil­ lan from Pompano (teach post­ ing an average speed of 70.Ife m.p.h. in nn Italian Osca. Stand-out in tile medium-sued it) I'nlted Pres* International Saturday NKW YORK — No Robbery, !hc odds*on favorite, won tlie Zim,sou Wood Memorial at Aqueduct. Shrine Club Holds Junior Loop First f SAO PAULO, Brazil—Chile swamped tlie United Suites soccer team, 10-2, tn the open­ ing competition of tlie fourth I'nn-Aoicrirun Games. COLUMBUS. Ohio _ Th# Central S late College track tram from W ilborfnrre, Ohio, surprised Big lo and other lurga schools to capture the 3'.ith annual Ohio Relay*. LAWRENCE. Kan. — Five inect records were set during the Kansas Relay*, including a pule vault, of 16 feet, 3.4 inches hy Fred Hansen of Rice University. SUNDAY HOUSTON *— lx ft hander Huh Charle* of New Zealand •hot a tournam ent record fourround senra of 268 to win the foOfOOU Houston Golf Classic, DALLAS — Fil'd Stolle of A ustralia won the men's title of th* llalla* Country Club Invitational tennis tournam ent by beating llnin Kirhurdsim of Dallas, 6-4. 7-6, anil Nancy Richey of Dallas deflated Vicki Palm er of Phoenix, White Ariz., 6-3, 7-6, fur tlie women'* crown. K ;. V . 1 V II lltrilM i •( V IT I ■1 • VI j 11 a r t by Co-ltm-e C’luiinnnii II. ('. /.it/a. Standings United Pres* In trrn aiio iu l A m rrlran League W. L Pet. 7 4 .636 Bnltimiirr 6 4 .600 Chicago 6 4 .609 New York 6 3 .343 Boston 6 3 .313 Kansas City 6 3 313 Detroit lavs Angeles 3 6 133 Cleveland 4 li fist 3 6 .333 Washington 4 K .333 Minnesota Tuesday's Game* Detroit at K ansas City Ixix Angeirs at Washington MlnnrMHa at Baltimore, night Huston at Now York Only gam es scheduled National le a g u r W. L. Tri. San Fraocisco H 4 .667 6 4 .600 Pittsburgh St. laiui* 7 & .38.1 7 6 .3.18 Milwaukee 7 6 .538 lavs Angelos 6 6 .51X1 Chicago 6 6 .300 Philadelphia Cincinnati 4 3 .411 4 K .333 New York 4 9 JIIW Houston Engineers Top Federal BOSTON — Tlie Lo* Angele* I-akrrs topped the Bos­ ton Celtics, 120-1 lu, to remain laicomoUve E n g i n e e r * in contention In the National trouced F irst Fcdei al, 73 Basketball Association final playoffs, Boston leads the with * 10 hit outburst and bcat-of-seven set, 3-2. five hit pitching from lasIn oth er Junior Ixague ac­ A w all-adjuitrd person ace* tion, Elk* defeated Kiwani* everybody's m istakes, includ­ 83 with Wood* picking up ing hi* own. the win. I Herald Photo) Seminoles End Regular Season On Sorry Note The Seminole High ba»ehntler* ended regular season play on a sorry nolo a* they vvei„ Idaiiked hy Lceabuig iO here Friday. In oilier prep basehall games. I.yman nipped T itus­ ville, 3-2 mid Ocoee toppled Oviedo, 11-8. Sanford collected only two hits In the game with Butch Riser tagged with the Ina*. Oviedo out lilt Oroea 11-10 hut In the all Important run column, Ocoee came out on top with a seven run third in­ ning. In the Lyman contest, Ly­ man acom l with thr** runa in tha fourth fram e and held on to the one run margin be­ HOUSTON turn — Bob hind the five hit pitching of rlmrle*. a lanky New Zealand­ Griffin. er, today bail 10,600 reasons and they're all dollar* why coif is not strictly a riglilliamlei's game, Charles, the first aiiulhpnw ever to win a Professional Golf Association tournament, Parent* of North Orlando look the 3 111,(100 first prize Little 1/rague player* are Sunday III tile Houston Classic. asked tn attend a meeting The splintery 27-year-old lo organlza a U tile League look the lend in the aecond Auxiliary at 6:36 p. m. Mon­ round and held off a strong day al the Recreation A rea. finish by Fred Hawkins of Tlie meeting will be under El Paso, Tex., to win by one direction of Art Rhodes, r e ­ at coke. creation commissioner. Charles Wins Houston Play Wieboldt’s LL Meeting Set In Village TODAY « Last Day rn , 1962 Greyhound RACING SEASON! m TAKR VO UR OAR W H E R E T H R AX P A R T * A R A . . . T O F IX M Til* Shrine Chib, with nn In second place is Rutary unblemished 3-0 rrvord la cur­ followed hy C .P.O . C hit* ns, rently in first place in SanKiwani* and Elk*, ford'* junior baseball league In Little Major League play, play through last Friday. Navy amt Perfection ar# tied for first in the American League circuit while Yowell'a ha* a 4-0 record in National League play. Following Navy and P er­ fection in Hie American Dearborn Kloctroiiira Win- League Is George*, 2-2; F lor­ tr r Bmvling League licit! their ida S tate Bank ami Sanford award* banquet and p re m it»- Atlantic Bank with 1-3 rec­ tion of trophies at the .Mar­ ord*. Standard and Chaso are iam Reaiauraut recently with high sorb's scratch trophy running behind Yowell'a in brill* won by Hugh Miller, fur thr National League with 2-3 the men and Mardell Wester- record* followed by F irst Fed­ eral and tlie Locomoliv* E n­ field for Hie women, Don Coleman won high gineer* with 1-3 mark*. In tlie Men’* Softball game scratch with Shirley Goodrich taking th* honor* League, Klngiwood Builder* sport a 4-0 record followed hy for the Istliea. Men's high average was Longwood, 3-1] Wllsnn-Maler won by Hroni h’nsky and Jnn- and lladrurk, 2-2; JlcHaney, ny Mar* won fur the women. 1-3 and Chase, 1-4. In the women'* division, High aerie* handicap for tha nmn a n taken hy John William* R estaurant sport* a Krult and Velma DeCook was 4-0 record followed by AA\V and J e t lames, 1-8. top* for the ladle*. High guim- handicap for the men went to Maurico O'Con­ ner with Sara low taking the trophy In the Indie* division. Mo*t ini pro* eil p l a y e r * award* were won hy Jim Hyer and Kitnna Kisner, Th* firat place tnatn wa* See U* For KODAK composed of Ernest Bowe, CAMEHAH, Film aad Pate Kelly, Bara La* and Finishing M argaret Weleo, Second place honor* went tn K ills Butler, Richard Heap*, CAMERA SHOP Emma K linar and Velma De210 8. PARK AVE. Cook. Dearborn Loop Honors Players SAN MATEO, Calif. — On My Honor earned a trip to the Kentucky Derby by winning tlie $12,000 California Derby at Bay Meadows. WEMBLEY, England — John Ualse* of the United States set a United Kingdom record of lo feet. 3 inchi'* ill the pole vault as ilia threeman American si|uail won all tour events in which it com ­ peted in an international track meet. Kolb, had to overtake and pass six times the lead ear, which had a 12 minute and 80 second head-start, to win. The trophiea were presented by H. C. Zltza, Co Race Chairman of th# Central Flor­ ida Sports Car Club of Amer­ ica. Trophies were given for first and second place in each race and first and second place in each class. HOLE SHAKE-UP1 .loin tlie “Cool Ones” in an air conditioned 1963 • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon (lr( it Genuine Ford Air Fondilltincr • • . en­ gineered exclusively for your car . . . for aa low 89 00 *270 INSTALLED Ride Cool & Comfortable MOST OTHER POPULAR AMERICAN CARS Air Conditioned SPECIAL! CLONING DAY MATINP.K T his Af termors It AIN OR SHINE 2 P.M. 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French Ave. FA 2-2263 Capri Centennial Specials COOI» FROM MON„ APRIL 22 Tltni HAT. 27»lt SHRIMP COCKTAIL............................ 60e SEA FOOD SEA FOOD PLATTER ............. - ........... 12.00 JUM1IO FRIED SHRIMP ........................ 1.65 SCALLOPS (FRIED) ............................... 1.65 FRIED FILET OF FISH .................. 1.50 FRIED CHICKEN .................................... PORK CHOPS (2) .................................. 1.75 1.65 STEAKS CHOPPED SIRLOIN .......... — ............ .. CAPRI SPECIAL STEAK ______ 1.05 1.90 -All Entrees IncludeAll Yoa Want From Our Salad and Relish liar, Plus Choice Of Baked Potato, With Butter or Sour Cream With Chlvea or French Fries, RoOe, Butter, Coffee E er Tee. Vatican City • By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: We have a neigh­ bor who Koes through out* gurbage to neck out whiskey and wine bottles. Then she spreads it all over the neighborhood while spouting religi­ on. One day I got angry enough to tell her that Christ drank wine, too. She replied, "Christ drank only grape juice!" Knowing that you have access to the thinking of learned people, could you please tell me where in the Bible It snys Christ drank grape juice in­ stead of wine? Thank you. ‘ MRS. E. ously. References include St. Mat­ thew 11.18, 19; John 2:3ff; Luke 5:39 and Luke 7:34. which indicate that there were overly pious people who criticized even Christ himseif. Sincerely yours, The Rt. Rev. Allen W. Brown. D. I). Bishop: Diocese of Albany, N. Y.” • • • DEAR ABBY: Please convey this message to the woman who wrote to you und signed herself "Cheated" because her husband never gave her n wedding ring. I still have the wed­ ding ring my husband put on my finger 31 years ago. You can have it if you want it. Two years ugo my husband left me for another woman. 1 finally gave him a divorce. So you see, a wedding ring doesn’t mean a thing. "ANNIE" • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO PEGGY: Your household is typical. Mother is the softer voice. And father is tho softer touch. • • • W hat’s on your mind? I 'or a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addt'es cd, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • t * For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding, send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. TUESDAY P. M. 11:00 (II Lora or Lira (II Tour P in t Impreealen (II Krnle Ford dhow 11:11 !> Harry lleaauner Newa 11:10 (11 Truth or Coneeq. (01 F ather K now . Ileat (01 dearch far Tomor­ row 10:41 (01 (lu llin g Light 11:11 ( l l W1IC Newe Report 1:00 H I Ilarhelnr Father (01 Oeneral rrnapllal (11 Hllmaetlra 1:10 (II Ao The World Turae (11 drlenra (01 Mld-Fta. Newa 1:41 (01 laafrtlme 1:00 (41 Paeaword ( l l Merv G riffin Shaw (01 Day In Court 1:11 (II Art Llnklrtter (0) Jano Wyman prearnta 1:00 ( l l M illionaire ( l l I-oretta Toung (01 Queaa For A Day 0:10 (41 To Toll Tho Troth (01 Who Do Ton Trnal (1 ) Toung Dr. Malune 1:11 ( f | D ouglas Edwarda N ew t 4 t l l (11 Herret dtorm (11 American Bendttead (11 The Match Oama 111! (II Kdga of Night (II Make Ream Far Daddy (0) Dlacovary ' l l 4:10 (II American Newsstand 111! (II NRC N ew t 1:01 (01 Maverick (3) Don McNeil — D el­ tona (0) Uncle W alt 1:11 <01 duptrman 1:11 (01 duperman 1:10 111 llurna A Allan 1:11 (01 W eather dhow Get Fisk Quality At — Hard - To - Beat Prices. Voo (D ju Vi tib b y 2544 PARK DRIVE DEAR MRS. E.: I can best an­ swer your letter by quoting from a learned friend: "Dear Miss Vnn Buren: I am not sure that I qualify us one of the learned people to whom you have access, but I urn happy to give you such information ns may lie helpful. Your correspondent's neigh­ bor has John the Baptist confused with Christ. Nowhere in the New Testament does it say that ‘Christ drank only grape juice’. There have been many attempts to prove th a t Christ was a total nhstalncr. Such a t­ tempts involve an ignoring of Jew­ ish Hocinl custom and the obvious meuning of the Greek and Hebrew words involved. No reputable schol­ a r would take these suggestions seri­ £ajcoby On(Bhidqn U NORTH One thinir n par rontcat * A y s trachea ia that cure and plan­ nin g are essen tial to aurcraa♦ AK *•7412 ful play aa declarer. The fnlEAST (D1 W IS T low ing hand la another in the * K7 81 A 10814 in terco lleg ia te eerie*. 47 7 4 4F J 2 i f South g e ts to three no♦ QJI0 4*83412 trum p he haa no w orries, but A A QJ 0 *10 norm al bidding w ill g e t him to south four hearta and earelraa play AJ2 47 A K I 0 B I I w ill coat him that contract. ♦ S7 W cat opens the ten o f clu bs. A KS> E a st takee hin ace and returns No one vulnerable the queen and now it la up Rati M ath Weal North P su 2* t 4F I* to South to take care. He m ust Pats 4 4F P su 24F le t th e queen o f cluba hold tho Pais Pass Pats trick. 10 Opening Once he does thin there is no w ay fo r Kaat and W eat to I South wilt have to play his beat the contract. Tho beat dc- king. W est w ill r u ff and re­ fenae ia to lead another club. turn a spade and South will U)& J.Jut(jJomsm Perhaps you saw the pic­ ture of the pretty model with her hairdo designed to make her look like a long-cared b aisct hound. The New York h air atylist who dream ed up the Basset Bob says it la going over big. If Uiia flop-car silhouette with the h air fashioned Into aide-hanging loops goes over, wc women may be in for all kinds of doggy hairdos. Wc may be rushing into our beauty salons demanding "aheep dog bangs," the " te r­ rie r teaac," the "F rench poodle tw ist," the "pooch page boy,” or even the "coc­ ker coiffure." If we arc going to the dogs for our hairdos we might go a step further, and take our own pooches to the beauty talo n i ao that our h air ran be act to resem ble their p a r­ ticular hairdos. If tho color of the h air doesn't m atch the dog's coat, that, too, could easily be changed. Irish setter red would be a nice hair tint. So would Labrador black or poo­ dle ailver. Goofy? Wefl, It's not any filler for women to go all-out to try to look like their pets than It ia to try to dress up their peta to look like people. I even read about a dog who had his own customIrelan d's Mount Hekla Is a periodically active volcano. 4 Bind 1 Vatican_City^R 5 w 2 S « aomT The Birds Is Coming! tC olorfrf. R ITZ II SSpongy p a n s sa l 11 U rge plant Urn Ihmtillreta ** M John XXU1 lo e a d la h S a E S ft r rr S i Fancy | 13 Decay *4 Italy Rt □ □ STaide lean NOW TilKU WED. S i Frosted 44 Cravat 45 Stray 47 Body of OS Nb r Pi ir u n .HifiVtUfljiwaru fl nowttw*-ncMnuR* ■hm w « u m STARTS SUN. By Oswald Jacoby go right up with dummy'* nro Then he draws trumps, ruff* a club to set up dummy’s last club for discarding purposes and get rid uf hi* last *padc. If South pluys hi* king of club* ut trick two West will ru ff and lead the *pude as above, but now South will not be able to establish his discard in time and will lose a spado in addition to two dubs und a ruff. White there I* no truuble reaching gnmc in spite of Kast’s opening hid. note North'* hid of two clubs, llu ha* a very big hand and shows thin by bidding the opponent's suit even though h0 ha* no high card in it. 1 1\ * By Ruth Millett made mink coat. " I l’s not a blanket," hi* proud owner insisted. " I f * a real mink coat—and it waan't easy to get a mink coat made for a dog, either." It would certainly be lea* expensive, and easier on the pets, for m adam e to dress her hair to resem ble th at of the pooch, than for her to buy her pooch outfits to match her own.. o M ic ia rv c r si RIDE-IN THEATRE I’llO N K FA 2-1216 T O N IT B & TIJKS. "Sodom & (iiim nrrah" Show * One T im e Only ST A R T IN G AT 8:30 , M S tew a rt G ranger C o-F eatu re 7:13 & 11:30 TERM ITES S W A R M IN G ? " T ill: P U R P L E IIII.I.S" C olor W estern Starrin g G ene N elson 0 S ta r ts N e s t Sun. "Mr. Iliibb* Takea A Vacation" Jam es S te w a r t y o u llfo r m a n acquaintance y o u 11 w a n t con tin u e!! T H E M A N W HO’S TO O BU SY TO M A K E FR IEN D S IS SELD O M TOO BUSY TO N E E D TH EM . WITHOUT BRAGGING, I TH IN K I ' l l PROVE TO BE JUST ABOUT A S IMTEAESTIN3 AND ENTERTAINING A FRIENO A S YOU'VE M ET IN A YEA R OF YESTERDAYS. 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Trailers - Cubunus a t ;«17 O r l a n d o I)r., rt»mItiolc t ’u u n i y , F l o r i d a , utidor tli* f i c t i t i o u s n a r n a o f C ook'a C o r n e r , a n d t h a t t I n t r n d to r e g i s t e r sa id n a m e w i t h t h e IT T H E f ' O l ’H T O F T H E C l e r k u t t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t . t ’O t S TV J I U b K , a E H I S O L E B cm lu u le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In l O t M L I 'M I I I I I M , a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e p r o r l s - l \ I*It OH %TE« l o n a of t h e F i c t i t i o u s N am e I T I I El E S T A T E O F E le tu e a , t o w i t : U rcllo n SSS.OS M A T T I E U W H E E L E R * DeF l o r i d a S t a t u t e s !5*57. ceasrd. S ! a : J o s e p h A. B r o o k . TO III. I lll.lliro il* ASI> F u b l l a h : A p r i l 1. I . I t . *1. l * i : i « a o \ a IIA VIM* I’l . U M " 1 >43. OH IIEHA.Sftlf A I J A I S 1 T »AIH COH-I E B IiT E t You a n d e a c h o f y « u ’ a r e F l t T IT IO L * M U K NOTti-'U IS h l r t h y k lv * n h e r e b y n u t If led a n d r e q u i r e d t o p r e » e n l a n y r i a l me a n d de* Dial 1 a m r l i K s a u l In IjU.lliM* a t So) IV. F I I I S T «T.. HAS - m an tle w h i c h y ou. o r e i t h e r o f y ou. m a y h a v e a g a i n at th * F o l t O , B v m lu u U C o u n t y , Flnr* Ida. uriilcr t h e f | , t l t l n u > n a m e o a l e of MATTIE* L U H E E L * of I >1.1,1'X. l.AL’NOKV i. K 11, <1ec*a a r d„ 1a t e « f aa i*I L'L L A N E ICS. a n d t h a t I I n ­ C o u n t y , to t h e C o u n t y J u d g e t e n d t o r c g l a U r "a id n a m e of Hem lnole C o u n t y . F l o ri d a , Willi t h e C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t u t tile o ffice In t h e c o u r t C o urt, Seinliiule C o u n t y , F ln r* hvU»c> o f aald C o u n t y a t hail* lilu. In a u c o r d a h e o w i t h th * ford . F l o r i d a , w i t h i n ala cal* h rovU I'O i. o f t h * F l c t l l t u u a a iid u r m o n t h * f r o m t h e t i m e Nam * S t u i u t e " , to-writ: S e c tio n of th * f lra t p u b l i c a t i o n o f th la n o t i c e . T w o voplc* o f e a c h t t i . o a F l o r i d a S t a t u t e * 1*57. c l a i m o r d e m a n d ahull be In HI UNEl); W IL L IA M J . 7.WOSTA w r itin g * a n d ah all e l a t e t h e l-iihllidi A p r il I t , I I . Slay t. p l a c e of r e a l d e n r e a n d poet adtlre** o f t h e c l a i m a n t , rin t-tt a n d s h a l l he a w o r n to by (he c l a i m a n t , hie a u d i t , o r a t t o r ­ In I k * l e u r t a t I k e I'iiu k I) a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by a J u d g e , a e m ln n l* C e a a l l . Flnr- ney fi li n g fee o f o n e d o l l a r a n d liln, I n I 'r t i f c a i r . s u c h c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t so I n r r i i :« lR lr *»r file d Shall he t o l d . 1.1 LA F . l i l M I C K F L O R E N C E CA M PU El.b A d m l u l a l r a t i lx of th e t o I II ( rr<Hlnr« a n d Per***** E s t a t e of M a t t i e L llatlN K * Inlm* o f | l f i « i > i l * W h e e l e r . dec»i**ed. A a n l n f t i *«*id K i l U t l Yo u a m i each o f y ou Are 8 a ENtiTIlO M, DA VIS a f ie r s b r notified and rti|iilred M I N T tM lI . t o iire a c n t a n y claim * am i d s - A t t o r n e y s f o r A d m ln l * t ru t r la ti.amJ* w h i c h yo u , o r c i t h e r P, O. D r a w e r 13311 o f you, m a y h s v s a v a i n f t t h e Hu n ford, F lo rid a . •R ial* o f L ila F. p l m l c k , dc* P u b l i s h ; A pril 1. S. 1ft, 22 c r a n e d , l a t e of paid C o u n t y , C U I I - I to the C ounty Ju d g e of H irah THE M il HT OF T H E tHilo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a t lit a I S o f fi c e In t h e c o u r t h o u e e f ro m f O f A T I J l l l l i E HE Ml S O L E f O t S T I * F I.O lt i a i A , I S P R O th e tim e of th e flret publics* t i n n o f thin n o t Ip *. H a c h Hi* I in HAT E. o r fh in » f» l ah a II b e In w r i t i n g , IN R E : E HTAT L «»F a n d i h a l l * t a t e t h e p lace of W I L L IA M A. VVLLK8. D e c e n t d. r e e l d e n c e a n d p m t o f fic e ed* d r s t s o f t h e c l a i m a n t , a n d T o All I red 11or* anil I'r rsn ii* II a* l a g f i n I ms o r llrniiind* • h a l l be a w o r e to by th e c l a i m a n t . a g e n t . a t t o r n e y . a n d A s ala* l an ld I X n l e i You a m i e a c h of y o u ar« a n y such claim o r dem and hereby notified a n d required g o t »o filed ahall be void* t o p r e s e n t an» claim * a n d d e ­ \V, E. W l n d e r w e e d U As a d m l n l a t r a t o r o f t h e m a n d s w h i c h you. o r e i t h e r of >ou, m n y h* \» s u s l n t t th e e s ­ E e ta te of eek * deL il a F. D lm lck , d e c e a s e d t a t e o f w i l l i a m A.1*1 W C o u n ty , to S l u d e r a e e d l e , H a i n e s a W a r d *t heae s eCdo, u tnsttyu Joifi d e*« ae of H u n lu o h A M o rn rji C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t lil* o ffice S i l P a r k A r e it us, Ilouth In t h e c o u r t Iiouho o f *sld W in te r P a rk . F lorida C o u n t y a t H a n f o rd . F l o ri d a , 1 'u b l l i h A p r il 1, I, 1ft, !?. lftftl w i t h i n »ix c a l e n d e r m onths ClHJ-4. f ro m t h e t i m e of th * f i r s t p u b ­ l i c a t i o n o f till* notice, E ach I\ THE ClftMtT U P T i l l : « ill M l J l IHii:. aL H IM lI.F. c l a h n >r d e m a n d *Ha1t I f in r i t i n g , a n d shrill l i s t s th e I «*• \ T I , aTATftfi OF I T . o i t . w place o f r e s i d e n c e a n d poet o f ­ II I * . fice a d d r e s s o f t h a CJnltnulit, I> P H D B A T i: a n d eh all be s w o r n t n by t b e itr h e i THft: ftsaTATi; o r claliitu n t. h i t a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ M , T T I B IlU U li IIUUN'E. De- ney, a n d a n y s u c h claim or d e ­ ceatedm a n d n o t so filed s h a ll be F t N At. N O T IC E ,S‘o l k ‘c it iisrttljy ifU t H t h a t void. o l i v e C. M e e k s CoM etlo t h e undeffliiif tied will, on t h e A* e x e c u t o r o f t h e L ast (Hi d a y o f Alay, A. I*. IMS. Will a n d T* • l a m e n t o f {ireeetit to the II d u r a b l e W IIHam A* Weak*, C o u r tly J udffe o f Merolnole deceased fh u in tjr. Khiftda* hie f i n a l r e- W in d e r * * r* die, l l a l n e * & Ward* t u r n , a c c o u n t a n d Voucher*, A tto r n ey a • A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e E s t a t e 2M P a r k A v en u e, k o iith *,f M A T T IE IHKlD 11OILS'K. W i n t e r l U r k i FI r i d s •lei ej* ne d , a n d n l Raid I line, P iild L h : Apr. 1 m, 22, 21, May *> t h e n a n d t h e r e , m a k e apjdlcm* \M2 th t o t h e aahl J u d g e f o r a C D l l — ftf f i n a l # eti le n i e n t of hi* ad* ml n u t r i t i o n o f amid r e l a t e , IS T H E ro lllT OF TH E a n d fo r a n o r d e r d i t c h e r ? l u g « o i s n J l n t . E , a i o i s o i i: h im e e e a c h A d m l n l e t r a t o r . n»i m j , i n n . oi » i.om. H a t e d t h t a t h e Ifclh d a y o f 111%. M a rc h . A. It. Iftftft. IS P IH H IiT E w w IL0 O N HORXfS IN I IE : A d m t n U l r a t o r o f the KH TATE «»F TIPcMAN It It ANTi : « t a t e o f .Matlie I I . . d L EV II E N D E It a m V. a H o r n e , d ecea sed k n o w n a s l i l t A N T LE V IIC.VfcTUNgTflUM, LAVIfi A DERtfOX, D e c e s* r d M c I N T ( n4|( F I N A L N O T IC E A ttorney* for I d i ii l i t l e t r a t o r N O T IC E IH III HI HV U l \ I N P II. I i r a w e r l J J u t h a t t h a v e filed f i n a l r e t u r n s H an fo rd . F l o r i d a s» E x e c u t o r o f t h e E s t a t e of P u l l l . h : A p ril I. • 1 , 1 2 . ThOtllMft I lia Utley H e n d e r s o n , ciiii.g alto k no a u u* II It \ NT LE V IIE N IlE ltH O N , d e b a s e d ; t h a t I h a v e f l is d n»y f b i l t l m i for D letrfh u llo ri «rtd final illo c h a r g e , *»n1 w ill oti tite 3rd d a y o f .VIs >. A D . IV*:. ap p ly to t h e H o n o r a b l e C. V E R N u N MIZE. J i t . f.'oun t) J u d g e of Hem lnole C o u n t y . F lo rid a, for a p p r o v a l ut sa id f i n a l ret urn* a n d f o r O r d e r Y»f D l e i r l b u tl o n a n d f o r F ilia l D i s c h a r g e a* E x ecu to r of the Enta i *« of THUMArt H IIA N TL E1 HE NHEftHON, »! • 11 known as IIUA.NTEKV HENDKHHON, d e ­ c s a* ed. D A T E D tl.iS D/e I ; tli d s y of M arc h A D . I M 2 Legal Notice Smokey Saya: 4\ MLv |C JIENDERAOR fllllH l and • ill As E x e c u t o r of Hit Eel a t # o f Th m i s * lira u lie) Men* d e r so li. st* o known a* H ranl vj H e m i r rs u i i , lie* ceased. b l E N M U O M . DAVltt A MclNTOHII A o r u e y s for E x t c u l o r Ed Ward* ( iu ltJ t S H an fo rd , F l o r i d a P a u l D h i A p r i l 1, f . la , 22. CDIi-l ilhe 2. Notices • Personals Btr. C’ONTKST Como on down lo oui Hare d uritij H ardw are • Hoiim.'wnrvi Work ami ro ; »lor fur llio big llapp) llumc Valitci Swi'<*|istako* Contt-ai. lt*s frop. Nothing in buy . . . no jingle, to write. Ju.'t stop in and register and you m ay. win t)iio of 4 Rambler ClaMte 770 Station wagon* . . . or there are nearly 1.00U other merchamlise prizes tu be aw arded lo HardwareHousewares Week shoppers, too. Stop in today and register, ami while you're there ju st look over all tlx- big Happy Home Va lues in famous brand name hardw are and housewares w e're featuring d u r i n g , H ardw are Houseware* Week. Contest ends April 2(lh >o see us today. Sanlnrh irtalh SWEETIE FIK April 22. 1903 — Pape 9 12. Heal Estate Tor Sale llv Nadine Seltzer 3, Ldueutlun • Instruction U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TEST Men - Wumen, IB-52. Start high as 1102.00 a week. **Co b a c k a n d s c r a p e th a b a r n a c le s o ff th e tu b !" P reparatory training until appointed. Thousands of 6. For Rent job* open. Experience us­ 6. For Kent ually unnecessary. FREE information on job, sal­ 2 BEDROOM upstairs Apt. LARGE 2 bedroom trailer. Completely rvdecuratrd, Lake Ashby. Adults only. aries, requirem ents. Write sparkling clean. Adults. $75. FA 2-7368. and phone, Lincoln Service, 1504 Celery Ave. 'a mile TODAY giving nam e, ad E. of traffic light. FA 2 0808 FURNISHED or Unfurnished dress and phone. Lincoln Duplex. 4 Rooms. Near service, Box 15, Sanford For ren t or lease. 30 x 40 base. No pets. FA 2-37V5. Herald. m etal building with con­ crete flour. Cunlact Ted BRAND NEW Air-Conditioned 6. For B e n t Apartm ent. F urnished or Williams Hardware. 205 E. unfurnished. $30 and up. 23Ui St. BEAUTIFULLY f u r n i shed W ater furnished. In C as­ room. Private (■Mine. Ph. AVAILABLE NOW. Beautiful selberry Area. Call days FA 2-7431. Brittany Farm House. T E k-5931 or call night* 2 HR Kit. equipped. $03 T E 8-3714. EFFICIENCY Apartment on 2 11K. Kit. equipped. $75 F irst St. N ear 2 city free 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen parking lots and slipping equipped. $63 llio. FA 2-4089. store's. No utility charges. Reg. Real E state Broker Suitable fur couple or sin­ FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 2 A PAH T il ENTS. Furnished. gle. inquire Jaeobson Dept. IIKJU E. 2nd. SI. FA 2 D221. Store, NEW furnished A. unfurnish­ ed 2 bedroum duplex a p a rt­ FURNISHED large garage UNFURN. 1st Floor. 3 m is. m ent, tile baths; terrazzo apt. 1902 Mattie. FA 2 0731. bath, 2 screened porches. floors. Ph. FA 2-2374 after 2 BEDROUM Flint, house loi 3<jU Magnolia A te. Apply 5 p ill. sm all family. Call I A 2 ti37u upstairs evenings. uftcr U P. M. BENT A BED Houses fur r e n t . For infor­ Rollaway, Hospital & Baby mation contact Ted Wil­ 9. For Sale or Rent Beds.' liam s Hardware, 2U5 E. By Day, Week, or Month House. FA 2-7*98 or FA 2-4205. 25th St. CARROLLS FURNITURE 2 lilt. 8t7 C atalina. FA 2-0578 Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. Ph. FA 2-5181 110 W. 1st St. 1303 Elliott A te., FA 2 52.VI 2 BEDROOM furnished a p a rt­ 3 BEDROOMS. I's hath* 22U or FA 241325. liradsliaiv Drive. Inquire at ment, also efficiency ap a rt­ 230 Bradshaw. ment, furnished. 322-<>3ll. 3 ItUOM furnished Apart­ ment for couple. 143. Ph. 2 BEDROOM luiutc, kitchen l.NJUY living on Lake Mary. FA 2-73W. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, water equipped. $75 month. I’h. for Imating, etc. Approx. FA 25303. 2 li acres citrus trie s . Ph. FURNISHED House. 1U15 FA 29162. Elm . 322-5817. I h I k . ( ‘w o rt of I k r r ..O » l» 3 BEDROOM, 2 hath (tome, Ju iiar, k .w l o o l . r o u o t i . M m NICELY Furnished 2 bed Mo. In I’. o k a l . . Florida room, built in oven tn r n r u m "f room paneled house & den amt range. Large utility FA V K ENNEDY . Call after 4. FA 2 3219. room and ea rian t, shallow Tn VII l rrJIlnm "> l r .r .o n . well for yard. Rent $115 Ilnslna I'lnlm. nr ll.mnnas 1 & 2 BEDROOM A partm ents. per month. See at 123 K. A anl-.l *nl4 S'.alnlet Furnished & unfurnished. You s»U ,«ch of loti »r« Coleman Circle, Pineerest. Qucsnel Apts. 404 E. 14th h.rrt),- li-iiirtod kiul rsqUlrsU If InlerrsttYi call colleet. lo iit an y c l a i m s a n d -laSt. Apt. 7. 322 HUM u i . n . l " which y o u . o r .Itn sr Id, Daniel !• Kennedy, o f y o u m s ) l i s a c . . s l n s t th * MOQ 902B NAS. Patuxent RENTALS • t a t * o f KAY KK N N K D Y , d a ­ River, M aryland. VO 3 3111, r t s * . i l , l a i c o f - s h l C outily, HDRM, unfurn. home L>ch t o t h . f 'u u n t y J u luc o f H . t o l ­ Ext. 410. Arbor $95. 2 Hodriii. Turn. u o l . C o u n t ) , K l o r h l s . a t h is Apt. $55. Robert A. Wil­ f f l c . In t h . c o u r t h o t i * . o f *n!d C o u n t y » t ti .tnfor«l. F l o r ­ liam s, Realtor. FA 2 3931. 10. Wanted lo Rent ida. w ithin ala calendar m o n t h s front t h a t l m . o f t h a 3 HR. Co til fort a hie house. I'll- ROOM 17.00 week or share r i m p u b l i c a t i o n “r n o th . A partm ent 115 S. French T w o c o p l . « o f r aclt c l a i m o r furn. & Reas, lto t E. 2otli • I rtn au d wltall tu- In w r l t l n a . Ave. Call after 5 p. m. for St. Call Ocala 629 22o6 col­ a n d ( h a l l s l a t * t h a | t l a c . of J . C. McCarty. r c . t d t n c , and p o .t e r r i c . adlect. ROSA L. PAYTON Legal Notice CDO*i A sure to assist you ill se­ lecting a home. Stenslrom Realty F U. Irt<i 141ft iteal E state — Mortgage* 4 i l l N. Park. Ave. FA 2 242U 11(3.1 MLLERSo/SANFORD IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Centrally Air • Conditioned. 3 large itedrooms, I1* bath*, with a screened porch. IU7 1961 S. Park Ave. Bunker Lane. FA 2 5232 anytim e TEE 'N GREEN ESTATES 2»th St. Fix tension F o il SALE by owner. Lund at Corner of Ith and Buy RAVENNA PARK Ave, 376' x 200*. FA 2-0221 Very neat arid attractive 3 Ix-dronm CB liutiie, featur­ 3 BEDROOM, l hulli F u r l ing standard ex tras plus lent condition. Facing lake. fenced yard and air con­ 162 Luke IM Dr. Can be had ditioner. Ju st $675 down for NO DOWN PAYMENT. and $78 per month. Call FA 2 7117 or FA 2 1472. a t HstifurtI, miiMilu ( 'u u n t y , I tu rltla fur II ip Arluptluti of unr N A N N E L E T T , b u r n 2 BFHHIOOM house. Kitchen equipped. Near base. J g t i u g r y 3 l r 4 , A l» ISEsi, u*i•ler t n g n a m e u; 8ES6ANANNE FA 2-3083. IIA V E l tb r iL K Vvu grs h * rtu > r« «|ulr# J t o flit yuur w r i t t e n u M v d l d i i , Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. Sur­ If a n y yuU tiava, w i t h Hun. plus City. 2ul W. 1st St. Arthur l l u k w l t l i Jr.. Clark o f iiur «alil I ' h u r i at h g n fur 4> Furn. 2 lied room h o u s e . l i u r l i l g . pfiiS m uup> tlig rr.if oti th * uiiiI<f'g'.Klii 4 Al t o r n »y 1 Adults. No pets. F A 2-7031. f u r i M l i l u n s r s * o n o r bxform « th if ill tli tlay o f April D, STENSTROM RENTALS l "*•3, o r Ju4g'*iit»»t w ill h>9 I i « fi il * r «-J Hi * rtf I n b y »!* fgialt, 1 We presently h a te an out­ W I T N K88 tii| bgitil giidi oT* j standing selection of rental flcigl ■•i'.al tpf I Nl* 11 tifuu'dli * | and lease home* for your Court ut s a i l form, firm Inula inspection in all print t o u t i i y , b l u r i J a , i b i s His 211 b , of Mutvh HM.3 ranges. It will be a plea­ taE A E j lidii aifil, M o H j * F u UIIrU A p r i l 1, ft, X Wall Efficiency Apt. 61t Park 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip ped Imjusc. Call FA 2-7709 for appuinlmcnt. H. R. cu vv.in, Jr . ! St. Johns Realty 12, Real Ewtutc Fur Sale rm tlck hgvg flUJ tlislr vsrl- W E LA K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private bath*, 114 F s t l t l u a hi lh « F l r c u l l Cu tirt, N in th J u - l h 'l a l I ?9rcuft t W. F irst St %nhur AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 2 UDItM. T railer. 322 6388. ! B E I) It O O 31 Apartment. Knotty pine snack bar and A. -J <Alatritu r uf Um cabinets, screened porch. E - t s i c (• FA V K KNNEDT> $60. 801 Magnolia, Duplex tttfl 317 W. I21h Si. $00. CB 2 A. tRassr, J r . iM'droom house, tile bath, IlKurtisy Pm m I4 E » t a t s I l l ' s M a g n o l ia Av« nu« newly decorated, breeze^iiiifnriL F l u r h l a way and rarp u rle. Good lo­ F u b l t a h April ft. 1ft, : ? . I t . CD ll* 32 cation $7o. All nicely furn • I i i i : iif i r.u iiiiix , M tL i i . islied. NO 8 3267. i l**r k t l y i Mat him T. V lb l* n t I*, i R, M M grg, A l l u r n s j fur F ftiltlo n trs; IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY BY OWNER— Nice 4 Udrin. Auto Gla.v*. lops St per day rental for Electric Centrally Air • Conditioned, A Sent Cover* Carpet Shampooer with pur­ 2 bath home in Ravenna one 3 bedroom, one 4 bed­ chase of Blue Lustre. CarA tdvllwilde area. Large room. each have large fam ­ utility Itm. and workshop, roll'* Furniture. ily room* i BE n T BUY IN double corporle, air-condi­ « hp. SNAPPIN T urtle 25 ,304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8632 FLA.) L'psala Road. tioning, central heat A fire inch. cilt. In good condition. T E E ’N GREEN ESTATES place, covered patio facing ALL WORK GUARANTEED $100. FA 2-5tK>7. 2iHh Si. Extension Lake Ravenna, Reasonably a u t o g l a ss priced. 301 Vlhlen Rd. Ph. HIGH LAM ) PARK LOOKING FOR RUGS? Drop FA 2-2131. Cozy 3 Bit CB home situated by F urniture Center. Rraidon spacious oak shadtsi cor­ OSTEEN. New fram e Ivouvc. Senhnrik Glass and Faint ed. hooked, frieze, decor, ner lot. Features too num­ Company heavy h r a i d c d chenille 2 Ur'*, kit. equipped. Car210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 erous to itemize. Drive by and hall runner*, 1166 porte. By owner. FA 2-218H. 2427 Laurel Avenue, then French Ave, AUTO RADIO SERVICE cull for early inspection Li. Iluaincs* Oppurtunity PERSONAL RADIO A TV MAGNUS electric chord or­ date. Ju st $13,iki0, with 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. gan. Practically new. $4iki down and $uo per F'or Lease. Service Station. FA 2-8790. month! \ real fine home Choice location. Apply The ;I1A. Pet. buy I Pure Oil Co. 604 W. 6th St. 3 AIR CONDITIONERS. Used SIAMESE kiltrn*. F'A 20171 Fedilrr Wcstinghousc. Leav­ Ifi. Female Help Wnnlrd ------------------------- 1-------------------------IIEAGLE PUPS. Papers. $35. ing town, m ust sell. Total WAITRESS must be exper­ price $350. 323-0656. FA 2 7541. Real E«tale — Mortgage* ienced and Curb girl. Apply 111 N. Park Ave FA 2-2426 USED Crosley Khelvador apt. Chick \ \ T reat. Sanford. iPJ. Flowers - Shrubs size refrigerator, new fin­ 2 Bedroom, I bath, large cor­ WOMEX-W HITE. P art Time. ish ........................ $99 91 ner lot facing lakr. IU9 Telephone survey work in Annual* Petunia*, S napdra­ USED UE 8 cu. ft. refrigera­ gon*, ra m d c i. Vegetable Wait* Drive, S u n i a n d audit dept, from downtown tor, new finish, guarant­ Plant*. Dutch Mill Nursery. E state. F'llA in service. office. $1.15 an hour, salary eed .............................. $79.95 Up»uU ltd. Just off 2olh St. $450 down, monthly JSt.73, pins bonus. Pleasant voice. USED Crosley Slid vadore, and 1st SI. VA nothing down. FA 2 Sti74 F'or an appointment call 165 cu. ft., lull width or FA 2-2118 323 (HtW. PUTTED MUMS in bloom. freezer, new finish, guar­ 35c u p .' anteed ...................... $129.95 3 BEDROUM, l ti.it ti Cll GHAPEVILLE NURSERY USED GE autom atic W ash­ house, fenced back yard. WANTED. Resident of Town e r ............................ $119.95 Call FA 2-0600 before 5. uf Casselberry for opening G rapevillc Ave. N ear 2oth St as Deputy Town Clerk. $1 25 USED GE nutomullc w ash­ FA 2-4261 after 5 hour. Approximately 3U hours 33. Furniture er .............................. $09.93 a week. .Must have experi­ DUMONT console TV $49.95 Used furniture, appliances, ence in shorthand, typing and RCA Console TV . . . . $49.95 tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. THE TIME TESTED FIRM bookkeeping. Contact Mayor ADMIRAL 21” table model l-arry'« Mart 215 Sanford 116 N'. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 F'red G. Heath. TE 8-3616 or TV ............................ $49.95 Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 TE 8 3622. GE 21” table model TV $t9.95 BY OWNER. 3 lilt, 2 bath Sell Us Your fu rn itu re. Quick $5 DOWN DELIVERS any Reduced for quick sale. IT. Male Help Wanted used TV or appliance. Service With the Cash. Pickup payments. FA 2-1263. Trades accepted. SU PER TRADING POST WANTED bartender. Experi­ FA 2-6077. GOODYEAR SERVICE ence necessary. Apply CPO ROBERT A. WILLIAMS STORE Mess Open Naval Air Station. Realtor FREE ESTIMATE 555 W. F irst St. Raymond LundquLt, As so, FA 2 1330 Ext. 419. Upholstering & M attress ren­ FA 2-3951 Allanlic Bank llldg. ovating. New A Used Furni­ 3(1. Automobile)) • Trucks 19. Situulinnsi Wanted ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 2 lilt. Home at 6U) hi litli St. BUYING A NEW or Co., at 7u9 Celery Ave, Large modern kitchen. All Child Care. FA 2-2274 USED CAR? FA 2-2117. new plumbing. Air-Cond. in RELIABLE Bah) silting by FINANCE IT WITH US living i. dining room. G ar­ the hour, day or weekend. JENKINS & WILLIAMS • I jow Interest Rates age, carporlr, 1U pine trees Call FA 206(4. * Low Monthly Paym cnta FURNITURE in > ard $10,7181. Adjoining FLORIDA STATE BANK NEW A Used furniture ami corner lot optional at 41366. 1!L lleuuly SnRins appliance*. Good place tu Easy term s, J . N. Ifuhson CARS WANTED buy—sell or trad e. EASY J r . FA 2-1535 or FA 2 0228. HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK REEL'S USED CARS TERMS. Wholcaale price* Complete Beauty Service luth SI. & Sanford Ave, ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, fur cuali. Evening ApiHiinlments I 's hath home. Built in kit­ 165 So. Oak Teleplwne F'A 2-7450 '59 FORD Station Wagon! FA 2 5742 chen, air-conditioner. Cus­ Too S. Sanford Avenue Air-Conditioned. Radio ti Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop tom dra|M‘* ami power mow­ heater, power brakes and WANTED reliable couple to Special on Perm s. Call for e r included. $306 down, steering. $866. FA 22363. take up moot lily payment* ap|Kihiliucnt. 3 senior ope­ monthly payment* $8tuo. of $13.56 on 3 complete 37. Bonis - Moloid rators. F ree parking lots. FA 2-2650. rooms of furniture. Call 318 Palm etto Ave. 322-0834 2 BEDROOM iiouse, 215 S. TE 8 1511, Ca**elherry, col­ G atew ay To Tlie M aterw ay Maple. $5,306. F'A 2-6137. L’.*>. I 'lu m h m i; S e rv ic e # lect. Holmort Sjwirtinif Goods NO CASH NEEDED Your EVINKUDE Dealer 34. Article*) Fur Sale 3 Bedroom, 2 hath. $61 a 301 6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 month. T. A I. included. Ladies, c h i l d r e n * Shoes, 16 ft. HIGH HAT BOAT. 322 8685. Iittm liiiifr A llc u lin tc $1.99 up. Men* ahoea $2.99 M ercury Mark 7uo motor. AIR CONDITIONING up. Surplus City, 2U1 W. HOMES OF DISTINCTION Mitchell adjustabta trailer. CONTRACT and REPAIR 1st. 2205 S. Sanford Ave.—offers 3 FA 2 IIH3. WORK bedrooms, fireplace a n d INTERIOR 1667 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 EXTERIOR A separate dining room . The 1-alex or ml base Paint. 3S. M otorcycle)) • S c o o te r s owner of tills d u n n in g PLUMBING $2.79 single gallon. Mary VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. HUM FI w ill consider any ContractINg Repair* C arter Paints. 269 W. First New A Used. reasonable offer ami private FR E E ESTIMATES St. Lewis Hale* A Serrlca financing ran lie arran g ed — It. L. HARVEY 2517 Country Club Rd. IF* that simple I Call us for 264 Sanford Ave. FA 23383 LIVING Room suite. Slip Ph. FA -2-7028 covered. $65. FA 2-1691. u showing— This could Iw ju st what you a re looking 2fi. Radio & Telcvinlon 1959 ALL STATE 31d o r Scoo­ R E A D Y MIX C o n c r e t e , w i n for. ter. FA 2-74U9. PERSONAL RADIO it TV dow tills, lintels, steps, 211 Summerlin Ave —This is 1 DAY SERVICE kicks, sa n d , c e m e n t, ro ck , 31). Trailer)) • Culmnan a "S leeper" yet we consider 23th. St. & Sanford Ave. PH>e, s t e e l , g r e a s e t r a p s , It one ot our lies! buy s. A Ph, 323 0653 d r y w e lls , s t e p p i n g S lon e*. SMALL All sumlnum T railer. cozy, com fortable, 2 bed Miracle Concrete Co. Sleeps 4, Fully equipped. room home VERY MODER­ 27. Special Service* 360 Klin Ave. FA 25751 FA 2 5939. ATELY PRICED at $12,906. In the VERY CHOICE Aip-Comlitioninjar 2 CHAIRS. Need cuvcrs. <10 1962 FLEETWOOD House* each. I-'A 2 8968, MAYFAI R SECTION, so H. 11. 1’01*13 CO., INC. trailer. 16' x 50'. 322 3620. suitable for tiie newly weds, 2181 ,Xo. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 the retired couple or the Independent widow or wi­ WEl.l-S DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLE It SYSTEMS dower. It’a worthy of All Tyjies and Sizes your consideration—Let ns We Repair and Service shuw this lii yuu. S T I N E Marliuiery and Supply Co. 267 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 Stenstrom Really HARDWARE 20S E. Will EA 2dUttt I M A , TIM J \ M F . 8 G R O V E R L ET T. l ' l a o t u f rpifiifrtivTa am i utlilfiM u u knutt n Yuu a r g tisreby aullflsd t h a t H a i r y ft Hu vt ri»i I* k Rii'l big vl f*, K g tliry n E l U a b « t h II.*v- 34. Article* For Sale " . INSTALLED TED WILLIAMS d r .* " of t h . tlaln iu n t and that! L. sw orn t o by th * i l a l n m n t , hi* a , » n l . n r a t t o r n . y a n d a. t-orn p a n l . d t.y a f ilin g f t . of o n . d o l l a r a n d • il. h c l a i m n r d e m a n d tiol »o f l l. t l " h u l l Ik t o l d , MAMI K1. T. K K N S K I tV 12. Real KMntr For Sale 29. Automobile Service Seminole Really /CHEVROLET Piano Tuning and Repair W. I.. Harmon — F'A 2-4223 LAWNS Itenivalcil - Aerule Remove- Thatch • Chinch , Bug Spray (VC-13) - Forth z e - l'h . F A S 4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. SINGER SKWLNG MACIIINI3 CALL KA 24>78;i Fu v ll T v il u k “ We now have under construc­ SMTIII All l oiiditlou Rvirlgerallon s ir vice. All work tion for your ins|wction a guaranteed. Very reason Real E state — .Mortgages lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath 111 N. P ark Ave. 322 2420 able in price. Day^l-’A 2-7434 Imjiiic, sllualed on a corner Night FA 2 2609. lot in desirable Idyllwilje. PAY closing cost* and as Ibis home features ull of sume $62 monthly pay FRIG IDA IRK the exciting Items neces­ ments on two • bedroom Sale* A. S en ice sary to please the discrim ­ house. Call F’A i-3493. G. II HIGH inating home buyer of tolliNi W. 1*1 St. Sanford duy. Prom pt action will at Ph. FA 2-3863 ford yuu the opportunity tu select paint and tile colors, Ullire FA 2-2)18 plus ollwr minor custom Mowing and edging, etc. S at­ Night FA 2-6648 changes. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. 322-U7UO F,A 21817. Sanford. Fla Total, just $26,666, with only 2524 Park III $1681 down and $131 fa r BICYCLES and l.awu Mow­ IIEDRUO.MS, living and dm er* repaired. Free pickup j month. including every­ illg mow, big c«t|x>r1e plus and de ivery. J . M. Baird. thing! No eluting costs! paneled in frout, in front 322 6716. Lake Mary. May we serve you? porch, with jaluusied win­ dows. Go and see il, looks THE HLUNDON PRESS good inside. Make me an Job Printing offer a n l we will trade. Sucial, Com mercial, Cards .Must tell. 4 '. (>l loan, (.all Announcements Real L slale — Alurtgage* Cocoa collect. NE 6-3236. I I I N. P ark Ave. FA 2 2426 367' E. 1*1 Si. Ph. 323-6921 Stenslrom Really Jim Hunt Really LAWN SERVICE Stenslrom Realty OLDS CADILLAC SQUARE DEAL CARS <>2 Monza <>2 Cadillac 62 Chev. .H|,»rt Coupe 1 Spri-,1 Tran*. 4 Hour P om i-r Ami Air 1 Door 6 Cyl. Hid. *2185 *4495 *1795 <>1 Chev. 59 Olds 59 Chev. Stallim Wagon Y-H Auto, 4 Door • 98 Power, Air Htatiun Waaon 6 C yL Hid. *1795 *1695 *1445 59 Chev. 58 IMyni. 58 Ford 1 Door 6 C j L Stand. 2 Door V-tt Std. Tran*. 2 Dour « C )L Hid. *1095 '445 57 Olds 57 Chev. *696 55 Chev. 2 liw ir - *h Aulu. Iran* 2 lloor V-8 Std. Trans. lietair 4 Door « Cyl., Hid. ■695 *695 *395 F IIK D a n d A U D K K Y YHACKLE 211) K. 2 n d S T . CLAUDE II ITTELL 2505 HARK AVE. HANFORD ft? / r * �i t ~1 f V Sr B a n T u rl I Pafre 10 — 'Aprfl 2 2 ,198S RfraTB Citrus Pruning Demonstration Set Wednesday . u A special demonstration of pruning and topping method* and techniques for citrus ha* been set for 'J p. m. Wednes­ day a t the Heifer Brother* grove in Longwood, try the .Seminole County Agricultural Agents office. The grove is located one and a half mites west of I levy. 17fig on SIS HU. There will he signs to mark Ihe way. Specialists on the program will he Dr. Dale Kretehman (tom the Citrus Kxperiment Station and Jack .Mel'own nod Dalton Harrison from Ihe I'niversity of Florida Agricul­ tural Extension Service, Dealer* in pruning equip­ ment a ie invited to di'inonstia le their equipment after the dem onstration on method* and techniques. 'T in n in g is on important topic of discussion fur grow­ ers, caretakers and production manager*," said Krnie Luridberg, assistan t county agent. ".Severe pruning is neccssary in many rase* because of ihe severity of the cold thin past December. In some in­ stance* the tree* need to lie topped. Topping means that the lops of llio tree* are cut hack.” For additional Information on the dem onstration Wednes­ day, contact the Seminole County Agricultural office. *r K IN G K W O O D H U M .H E R S w o re 1mntn a t n lu n c h e o n f o r a ll r e a lto r n a n d o t h e r Hpceiul H ues la n t D ie Hite o f t h e i r n e w G r e e n b r ie r o f I-och A rl*or K ntiiteH , F r id a y . H e r e t h e o f fic ia ls B r y o n I .e a c h , H e c rc ta ry tr c i w u r e r ( l e f t ) a n d W il­ lia m H ru m le y , p r e s id e n t (a c c o m l f r o m r i g h t ) aland with two gucHla, Engineer Bill Leffler and Herald Puhliaher Walter Gielow on the track of a caterpillar tractor on the pile of the new de­ velopment juxl Houth of the Mayfair Golf Co ur h o . (Herald Photo) Special Events Set At Gen. Sanford Library u t 1 I n celelirnlloti of tlto Semin­ ole County Semi-Centennial, on unusual exhibit of old pho­ tograph*, curia* and nienientns o f eurly Sanford will go on displuy at 2:00 p. in. Thursday, nt (lie (icnrral llem y Hhcltmi Hanford Memorial Library and .Museum in F ort Mellon Park. In ndilition, tlm library will present allilo projections of early picture* of Sanford and (lie Rurroumihig area T hurs­ day night from 7 p. in. until il p. m. Most of these pieturea uto fiom the oxtenaivo collec­ tion of W. 11. Vincent, local resident, and n number are the work of Dr. Fred Knuinlnger’* fa th e r, a pioneer photographc r in the county. Dr. Fieri Kmuningcr, lihrnr* inn ami museum cuiator, and u resident of Ilia county since 1HU0, lias announced th a t the library will ho open from it it. tn. until 0 p. m, on SuluV day. A ssisting him in greeting visitor* wilt lie members of the Sallle Harrison chapter of the Daughter* of the Ameri­ can Devolution anil wives of the member* n( the Hoard (if Manager* of the Henry Sludton Hanford Memorial Library and Museum Association in ­ cluding tlm following: Mrs. Urwrenre Tinsley, Mis. J . I„ Him*, Deltary. Mrs, lidniund Mr lscli, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. F. li. Itoumillul, Mrs. Dean Till tier, Mr*. II. W. Hui'ker, Mrs. J . Ht. Clair White, Mis. .1. It. Hay, Mrs. A. H. McCullum, Mrs. A. II. Key, Mrs. M. .1, lira ill, Mint Kimmi linker, Mrs. C. It. Ihiwsun, Mr*. Hmolidl Chase, Mrs. H. II. 1‘upe, Mr*, (i. Andrew Speer, Mr*. Hoy H. W right Jr., Mrs. .1. C, llutchiann, Mis. II. F. Whitm-r Jr., Mr*. Flank F.van*, Mis. II. li. True mol Mi*. Haymoiid Hall, Thu library anil museum, completed in I!di7, commemor­ ate* Henry Hhelton Hanford — lawyer, diplomat, general nail founder of the City of Han­ ford. Having served n* the United State* minister to IU-Igium for eiglil years, (iencral Hanford began a new career in Florida in INTO when he |iiltrha»rd t uerrs (near iy 20 sipiaru miles) of land iHirdeiing oil Lake Monroe. lie foHtned tli« growth of rill u* at Ids HI. (irrlrudo o r­ ange grove and experimented witli the culture of many other varieties of fiult* at lii.i 126 aere ‘Iropieal gulden," Ilelair. To pro mu to development of j gutilzi-d the Florida Land nod IKK) foot pier Into Lake Mon­ (tie m en, Ceneriil Hanford o r - 1ColonlunUon Company, Guilt a roe, erected the Hanford Hotel uml established t e l e g r a p h communication. Hi* wife In­ fluenced construrtlon of the original Holy Cross episcopal Church. The interior of the library is copied as far as possible from photograph* of the lihrnry as It was in the gener­ a l’* home, "The Homestead" in Derby, Connecticut. It is furnished with massive, curved cabinet* ami t a b l e * and I lie building contain* many rare volume*, the oldest being a law dictionary w ritten in Latin ami published in INgfi. Ollier Items in the rnllertinn range from silver buttons with Hie monogram H. S. H. to Urni rule-cove ic'd scrapbook* con­ taining visiting cards left at Ilia Hanford*' official resi­ dence in Heigitim and invita­ tion* from Hie king and queen of (h at country. A p rlm l memento is a large silver inodnltion signifying (ieueral Hanford's nomination as a (•remit Officer of Ihe O r­ der of Leopold, Also on dis­ i f i l l '. ! play are portraits of members of the Hanford family pin* hii ' M A D A M E It II T T li It !•* I. V ' nnnngcment, in assortm ent o f nutogrnphed buck, won tllKployoil liy Mra. Hill Itytm ot thin pictures, drawings, ilagiierrumonth*H mooting of tin* North Orhunhi Gtirilen types and print*. Many of Chili wlien riieiiiliei'H pivnoiitoil llioir own pro­ these are of memhera of the gram. In front «r« rlovoriy doonratoil plntos Belgian royal family. iiiutlu by Mrs. Hon Noll. (Herald Photo) Approximately bn,mill Items of (icncrnl Hanford's papers riirrespomlrrirc, ledgers, docu­ ment*, etr.—were microfilmed by the Archive* Division of the Tennessee Hlnta I. Unary in Ithill nod are kept ill the \ milt of the Florida State Hank. FOR Memorial Contributions To W W. Amlersun, pink ami while aililtcl.il swei'lpe.i* In blue container; Mrs. Leonard H ieuarl. arrangem ent of a r Idieial glad* ami daffodils; Mr*. Kichanl S t u d tie n , small arrangem ent of roses in Vieluriau eotilainer; Mrs. Carl Hyatt, white glad a r ­ rangem ent; All*. Hill Hvan. an arrangem ent entitled "M a­ dame llulterlly" using small Oriental figurine* placed on iced iii.il. a. u / L OVKIt 33 YKAILS \ l F irs t K I'alm i'llo ( V lu n g siilr idd p o - l ul I re el Sanford Furniture Co. • Tile • I’ionnx * ItcuDil lied* a urn- 1* HI .1 H M(IN I lls 111 I*\ Y tsm ig u u jgmL MLM1il-.lt I .D.l.t . U l *A t* fU H I» H M G ftg r mva is - lull. io ,t/* ll d*a« > h ROAST Lb. t t FRESH "LOCALLY GROWN" YELLOW SQUASH "YOUNG *N TKNDKR" SLICED ARMOUR STAR SLIC ED BACON 48 Lb. SANDWICH SIZK VEAL CUTLETS c 9 Each LIVER FLA. GRADK "A" D & D WHOLE FRYERS FRESH "I IMF I PURE’* GROUND Dun'l forget . . . "EVKUFRKSH" HAMBURGER BUNS "GKRIUCIt'S" "VAN S I0 N THAN m\Yn°JHERKIND- »259w AND WHITE OR COLOR W/T b la c k FA 2-1562 CAMP'S** CORNED BEEF 39 Lemonade a9‘ 6 59' w 29' 0LE0 2 us- 25 25 37 2T39 “SKALDSWKKT** 'FOOD KING" 12 Oz. Cult FROZEN (JUARTKKS "MCSSEL.MAN'S” & W ALL CLEANER SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. AVK. STANDING FLOOR PEOPLE^ ! y is- aktvr* M A G N O L IA Pkg. "FLAVOR - A<;EO” BEEF M IL K AM PLIFIER THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION 118 I .a r jr c IT. S. CHOICE “HOSt d ” J wn r c a V ictor I M o t . I m sl l l r d c r . I’l r s - f l (Lim it: One t 'i l h to u r *1 Ot Mure Limd Order. IMe*»r) 12 O/.. Jnr "dial" 2 & 29‘ APPLE BUTTER "MRS. •• \J V \” more W i t h ) m ir *1 H r DETERGENT V A N IL L A WAFERS W . a H M Il in Urn lar TI DE "SUNSHINE" TUNE PORTABLE TV FROM YOUR EASY CHAIR! Tk. MUrtltNUI fl.in u l BABY FOOD The Pick of the Portables" Sportabout with "W ireless W izard" Remote Control COFFEE Go New Cur li mincing >1Z?UQL/10J0 rca V ictor (i ()/.. Monthly la-tallm enls 4),\i rca V ictor N e w l is tc i INSTANT Com pure . . . Our Lower For Fun Time,..For <ilK Thno toward Hie contiuest of cancer mail to Florida State Bank of Sanford • Carpet* • Furniture Visit SANFO RD ELECTRIC American Cancer Society s Mrs. Charlie C. Collins, at, died Saturday at Sr minute Memorial Hospital after a long illness. SI*' wa* a m em ber of the Friend* Church of North Carolina ami (lie Hibiscus Garden Circle of Sanford. Mrs, Collins is survived by her sister, Mrs. IL II. I'arkes of Sanford and four step­ children. Mrs. W. K. Brown, Hincliurst, <»a.; Ilamlal) Col­ lins of Texas; Bernard Collint of N. Y. amt Clarence Collins of l.ake Mary. There are also several step-grand children. Her view* are scheduled al 10 a. in Tuesday at llrisson Funeral Horne wilh the Rev. Fred It Chance ofliciating assisted by lie s. IL L. O'Quinn. Iliinal will be m e v e r­ green C em etery. I'a llo rarers will Ire J. I*. Hales. M< | Wilkins, John Fox ami lien Whittier. <1 iiw “NESCAFE” Mrs. C. Collins Dies At Hospital Garden Club Members Present Own Program Ity Mona (irinstead Creative talents id North r nla in In Harden Chili mem tier* were displayed at Illo April meeting a* (lie women presented llit'ir own program featuring floral arrangem ent* and articles made at home. The piriceii* nl leathering carnation* wa* demoindrulctl Icy Mrs. (irsiige Diaiuelte with each meinlsT following the step by-step lush m l Ion. A note of warning fam e 11mu Mrs. H i,n il-* Howell who said that Hie glurimo Illy, althoilgll he.ml Will, IS deadly poisonous and lli.ct homct|uiiera should he caul lulled to watch cliildien m the area* where Ihe gloriosu is used. Among those exliihiliog arrangemenl* were Alls. Du quelle, wall planter with urlilicial m aleriuls; Mr*. Jt'*»e Wallace, Hawaiian Keekowa A light year it ruughly six eenlerplcee umig orange and trillion mile*. green arlilin al (lower*; Mrs. • M O N . O TUES. e WED. Large Fkg. S - im i 'S - 28 Oz. Jnr FROZEN I• w CREAM PIES oz. 2 l*iiH Q Q < "EVERFRESII" BREAD 2 Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve YOU! 25TH. & PARK (Ouuntily RighU Rimmed) 1 1 Oz. Louvex ( �/ I 125 Styles On Display Wednesday 'Hot-Potato' Pay Auto Show Time Hike The most modern in : automobile fashions anil styling.'* will he offered for public viewing when 125 of the latest 1963 models will he displayed at tlie fourth annual San­ ford Automobile S It o w s|)onsored hy the Sanford Automobile Dealers As­ sociation. These 125 new ears and new trucks will l>e on dis­ play Wednesday, Thurs­ day and Friday after­ Is Stymied T A L Is A II A S S K K (UPI) — The Florida Education AsHociatioti'a ?88 million lint po'nto— teacher pay raises—was tossed around in three I e g I « I a live committees Monday. The H o u s e Public Schools Committee pass­ ed the KEA's full request for ? 100 ncross-tho-l>oard raises, hut the House Ap­ propriations Committee refused to go any higher than the $20 million al­ ready written into its hill. The measure was dis­ cussed in the Senate upp r o p r i a l ions commit­ tee and seems to have a bright future there. That will have to wait until Wednesday. Ii o w e v e r , when the committee holds a special meeting to look into the matter. The House Appropria­ tions Committee was to submit s u u m il iits ts ubillion-plus tiiio it-p iu s CLO Hj LAIIRY \ KIISII EL The G iant’* dormitories have been valued nt $27>0,000 . . . equipment ami property. . ■ . Giants asking $:)3U,00l) for the facility from the Castle Height* Prep School. . . • lh-ul has ap p am itly fizzled. • • • Poor Chailcs hinnpf. . . • F irst his Senii-Ci-ntenial sign (flim sy of course) got ripped to ih m i l hy the heavy rain* i i S lZ , — w ent out of the Chelsea Title Corp. the other day to w ider timt planter. . . . And it «u* gone! • • • Municipal Stmluim will tie t .inverted into bns.-l.all dintmuid for the Mimmer month* litli the city nnd sponsor* working hand-in-hand. Actual r o it $2,237.48. . . . City to furni»h labor nnd equipment and Inil night agreed to kick in $500 for light* for some night hall games. • • • Im portant Semi-Centennial meeting tonight at 8. A must fur everyone conii.-ctc.l with tlie affair. f • • • vt • • FEA i request is tacked biltc to 1>C later ,l-s nmeudment. Die Semite coniniltteu discovered Monday that it had not written it cent into the $1,065,658,961 upper c ham her lull intro'bleed Monday. R u t the committee, amidst warnings from Chairman L. K. Edwards that “somelsaly is going to have to put the spending brakes on," decided to write several spending amendments Wednesday nnd submit them Tliursday after the s e n a to r s hud a chance to look over the 68-page bill. Navy Relief Drive Slated • • Cordon Itradley having lun tr)in g to guess how many different ways people will biing the picnic to the HYOP —bring your own picnic—on Golden Anniversary day . , , Spread oil the ground? . . . Table i collapsible kind that might get "weak-kneed" alauit the lim e )ou put tlie baked lieans on IT . . . Or were jou planning l» have potato salad? . . . Or Just what other way* are there to serve picnics? . . . Any­ way, it looks like tlie far end i front here) of Ft. Mel­ lon Park will hr a whopping tog picnic ground come noon April 27. WASHINGTON ( I ' PI t — The United States today was reported preparing to ask the Organization of American State* i ( l\S i (nr an cconom line i uihargo against Cuba High U. S. officials said OAS member* would lie a-k ed tu halt all trade, except for food ami medicine, willi the Fidel Castro Government Officials acknowledged Dial the Impact would he largely Latin psyrhokigical since American trade wtih Cuba already has <li<>p|M-d |o a minimum. The economic em bargo was one of the steps w iir.1 Sen • • • ale Democratic leader Mike Oh yea—FRKK Coke, N'ohi. Manslieid recom in ended yes Frllo Lay potato chip* and terday to ri.1 Cuba of t ' n Scaliest ire erran t • . . lor is in. Compliments of lU adlry's committee. • • • Casselberry Is draw ing up a st-lifdutr of municipal rourt cost*. Mayor K111I Heath said recently his town was the only one in tlie county op ria lin g without said cotta. H eath also will present a pro­ posal for hiring a traffic con­ trol officer for the town a t Monday'* continue. I council Uzaaivn a t tin. Town Hall. 53 ANN Mil.I.Kit. an entry in the "Miss Seminole County" contest, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis W. Miller of Maitland. Her interests range from modeling to electronics and she is active in school functions and clubs, cheerlcnding, swimming and skating. Oka, Area School Debate Rages ......................................... ..... , , . I ALLAHASSI.E (I I I)—A hill establishing a $511,000 graduate engineering school in the Cape Canaveral area passed the Senate Committee On Higher Education today after hot debate, The measure was sent to the Appropriations Committee where it has little chance of getting thniuicli Die floor of the up- - —* l"'r <IimhiIm-i . lUl ! , . ! n _ f t , ' Intt.xliu.il by ,s«n. J . A. Herald Index Hridge Page 2 Page 7 Cotuica Page l> Dear Ahhy Page 2 I’agr I K.litui lul Entertainm ent Page 2 la-gala Page 6 Al 7 Puzzle .... Page « S o ciety Page 3 Sport* . Page b C l a s - i f t . <1 (▼J|SSITIQ jIliP Founci Sale By Puerto Rico United Press Leased Wire b r ie f s Established 1908 TUBS.. APRIL 2d. lOti.'l Chevrolet, O l d * mobile, Cadillac nnd Chevrolet trucks dealer. Hunt l.incoln-Mcrcury, Inc., Willie Hunt, ownermanager; Comet, Lincoln and Mercury dealer. Seminole County Mo. tors, Inc., Hen Howland, manager: Dodge, Chry­ sler and UcnuulL dealer. Strickland - Morrison, Inc., (Jury Hudgins, man­ ager: Falcon, Ford, Thundel-bird and Ford truck dealer. SANFORD, FLORIDA Probe Continues WASHINGTON (U P I) — I lie Navy planned lo lower underw ater cam eras to Die txittum of the Atlantic today to see if it has found the hulk ol Die siiUmurinr T hresher. Courtroom Fight lUHMINCIIAM. Ala. (U P I) —Leader* o( a 21-.lay-old scgrcgalion protest cam paign that has brought more than tut arrests were involved in two rourtioom action* today. Firm hmburgo NEW YORK (U P I) — Gov. Nelson \ lloekefcller has put a smiling tint firm em bargo on information relating to the question: Will he wed tlie recently divorced Mr* Mar garetta Filler Murphy? Plans Canceled NO. 090 County Board Kills g g * $150,000 County Commission this morning in a 3 2 vote s ir s ported action of Dir Zoning Commission and .Irliird an appeal of Robert G Marlin to reione property on Conn try Chib Road to permit erection of a community .-Imp , ping center Joe Gazil, who holds an option on M artin's P i a rrrs , s o u g h t the r.'zoning Inun agrl- Center cultural to com m ercial to perm it erection of a $130,ixioo center. Tlie Zoning Commission previously had denied Gazll's request ami Marlin appealed that iNianl'a decision. The County Commission today held up the Zoning Commis­ sion's decision. M artin's and Gazil'* appeal Ibis morning was prcscnlcil Board Okays Bridge Permit hy Stanley Drutnlcy, who pointed out lltc shopping ecu te r would occupy only onehalf acre while the other seven a c re , would lie u-.il as a buffer strip Ik'tween llavenna Park an.l Idyllwildo. Dr. John Cox, saying lie was s|W‘akltig for 50 Ik) re si­ dential owners, voiced approval nl the Zoning Commiss­ ion's decision ami asked the County Commission to sup­ port it. Urumlcy replied he holds a ‘ petition with 278 nam es supporting Die shop­ ping .-enter. A show of hands in Die jiack.-.l hearing room was uliout even for im.l against the renter. Commissioner* John Fitz­ patrick led to lengthy deci­ sion between Commission membora when lie poinl.-d out the property is in his district but lie would have to support the Zoning Commission. Commissioner Jam es I'. Avery J r . moved lo r.-z»ne Die properly to com mercial. Commissioner John Alexand­ e r seconded for "discussion (1||| v Bond Schedule The City Commission Mon­ day night authorized City Manager W. E. Knowles an.l Fiscal Agent Igmmia la r d y to work out a w ater rnto ,fh<‘<lulc based on a $W().. k°nd Issue for 30 years, The Issue would finance a massive w ater im provem ent program including a new Wa­ ter treatm ent plant, well*, storage reservoir and tran s­ mission line*. Plans on Iho Improvement program are expected to !*o completed in about two months. lx'ody outlined various bond financing proposals .luring Dm leiiglhly meeting with tho lM,ard leaning toward a plan which would require w ater rale adjustment* of some 2$ rent* per month on an aver­ age io each custom er. In other buainesa, the city: Denied a request on va­ cating and relocating of Iho alley north of 17th St. be­ tween P ark Ave. and Mag­ nolia; Approved a dance hall license al 405 E. Fourth SL for a M) day trial period; Tallied action until budget lime on the city added healllt insurance plan; Agreed to purchase clay to fix roads nt 13th St. and Die old railroad tied section near 13th Si.; Agreed lo throw out all hid* on term ite control of the Civic Center and let city cr.-w (to Die Job them selves. DAL L T-v (U P I) — I".in- have Ii i m canceled for astronaut G.mh u Cooper to i s U l i h s h s <i ii - - h n .ii.li o f the dm .im press Ins Mercury cap I nlvci s it) o f I he iila Selioul I'erillil lor Die removal of The permit wa* granted to Mile when he goes Into space o f K ngiiicci m g. a w.N>,ten bridge and installa Frank Evan*, wtm Indicated next month, it was disclosed Sen Ed Price of llrndenton, lion of a rulvert on Evans- work will he commenced tin i' iimi mil tec chuiriiinti. led the SAN JUAN (U PI i — 1'hc Monday night. dale Road, Ix'lwren Like mediately, along willi xoiiic fight nguiiiil the hill saying missing freighter Santa Ana the committee lots uln-iidy vvu, (mm.I safe to.lay near Mary and Little 1-akc Maty, ■hedging in Lake Mary. TALLAHASSEE i l l 'll - A passed hills establishing u jun­ Die w estern Dp of Puerto was granted today in a pubThe hearing attracted a hill placing the State Turn ior college and n four-year lin o at no distress large delegation of pnqiorty h r hearing by Ilia County pike Authority under the huduniversity in the area. A Coast Guard plane >]xtto un.’is along Little Lake get controls of the Slate C o lu illis-in ll "And tin Fliuida institute tisl the ship Tlie captain, Mary, who expressed concern of Ullivclsily studies lias the idenlill.il as Oswald Waller Legislature was approved to­ Dial Die new rnnslriii'lion day hy the House State Gov­ Avery stated there was an full puvvc'i tn set up I Ii in giail of Miami, radioed the ves-el would bring Ilie lake mean adequate buffer strip and lie ernm ent Committee. Utile school without ail ex liu was just behind aeltedule and water level lo a point alill sawr "no reason In the r e ­ $511,0(1 stuck ill Dm budget," was in riu trouble. The Coast lower than at present. cord as submitted to show Price said. Guard said it was experled They in.licalnl tills level why the change should not VIKTIANK, Laos .U P I) — "W e've aln-aily given $|ixi to reach San Ju an later to­ already I* loo low hul agree 1 lie m ade." Alexander |x>int l l i g l it w i n g strongm an G en. imllion to liighi'i education in day. that they had no objection to ed out Die county should I'hoiillll No savan accu-ed Die Tlie IDIf.Mit freighter left Ibis stale," Price suid, "and Die installation if the con­ plan and co operate with In leflist I’atlM't Lao t.alay ol I Dunk it's asking too miH'li Port Au Prince, Haiti, April Joint meeting of D ir Conn, struction would raise Die le­ trying to destroy the Laotian dividual* willing to udd of Dir people of Florida to 18 and was due m San Juan co.ilition government an t of­ ty Commissions of Semln»lr, vel "clean, adequate" com m er­ step m and do something four days ago. Evans agtet-d (he installa cial properties, lie also said fered to send troop* lo help Itrevard Orange nnd Volusia The Coast Guard In-gan it* where the interested Indus­ Die neutralists ngaln-t Die Counties pi lie briefed oil the Don would he of such design that "com m ercial and real trie* in Dii' area have done air search today. pro Communists. p ro|N i-< d ,Sl John* • Indian as to cause Die Little Lake (Initial ran he com patible." nothing." River canal ha* hern te n ta ­ Mary level to he raised four And then cxpress.il himself Itepresrntatives of the Na tively set for May 3. It wa* feet. not in favor of the rezoning tiolial Aeronautics and Space In other action the Com­ and withdrew hi« second of reported this morning hy C o u n t y Commissioner! Administration <\ \x \ » and Chairman J. C. Hutchison at mission: Die motion. agreed today on the mo­ private missile roinpuiiica and Tabled lo next meeting a County (ouiniissi.nl meeting. Fitzpatrick explained Im- had tion of Commissioner Jam .-t oilier space-illleiitc-il f i r m s Gelt llnlehi-oti's announce request of Die Garden Club no pi r-onal objection to Die Avery to hire «n appraiser have n*l ed that a scientific men! followed » statem ent by of Sonland Kslales for Die shopping center hut said that to give a com parative ana­ TALLAHASSEE (DPI t — giaduiilc school In- I'slalilislicd S. II ( Ji m) Crowe that Die use of a rounly park in con "tlie people who were there lysis oil Die 25tli St. righl-ofTALLAHASSEE (U P I) in the f'ape-tIrlando-Daytona A hill increasing travel al \ lull strictly limiting costs shad fishing in Die area will 1neclion with its plans for first should lie considered." way. 1low slu es n | stale ollici.il* and ( i le a . of State lloiul issues wa. bring in a $<> million income con»lrurll«n of a new Imi I'.I- To bring the m atter, »- lie The question of (lie apprais­ Si n. Itoyd, also a mmidier of employes cleared tin- Sennit sent to the .Senate Calendar hy it)70, I S. agency figures ing said, "to a iM-ail.” he a.-rond e r would he whether it would Die ciiinmitti I*, said lie icnllx- today. Directed lloln-rl May. of ed A v«t v ' s motion today with Die unanimous ha-<il tin I'l.'Ml. he less expensive lo aequtro The bill, which will merca*.<1 Dial the off-cmiipus inatl hacking of the Hanking Com H ie chairm an's announce­ laieli Aflsir, In appeal lo Die The vote. Alexander, Chair rigllt-of way property to Iho tutc can establish the gradu- ,1m' coal lo Die slate hy $Pm mittce. ment was that "th is hoard Hoard of Adjustment III*' mand J . C. Hutchison and extent of 20 feet on D m- north a t e si-hiMil, h u t t i lls w o u l d he non. |iassed the upper cham ­ The hill, hy Sen John Mat- is not too well informed hut Commission's order for iH.lire Fitzpatrick, no: Commission„r f(M., „„ t)lr MI1|th i i i i a h q u i c k e r in g e t t i n g such ber hy a 21 2U vide. It nun hews of Jacksonville, w a s an we have lu-en advised we action (ompi-Ring him to I. ,-r U e Garyand Avery, ye. ll(lo< „ r ,„ kt. |col off (. , fh goe* lo Die House. a si h o o | I 's t a l i l i s h c il . '' outgrowth of charges of ex ­ will Im- appraised o l Die situ­ move a horse Iroin his pro flic nimiliisslon voted 3 2 to I M l|(, o| .,il(| s , Ilie lull increases in stale "I'm siiic if lln* small seed prrty. Commissioner .lam *- support Die Zoning Hoard's cessive co sts in Die ni-gotlat ation on M <y 3 (.unity K ngincn Hill Rush were planted," he said, "those travel allowaneea lor Die gov id sale of $157 million in Floyd Snow, formerly with P. Avery Informed May of a decision and denied the ap stated that Die Stale llnad film* inteiesti'd would jump ernor and cabinet member* turnpike extension lawds. the U. S. Corps of Engineers, "g ran d fath er" clause In the peal for a shopping center. D epartment was not going to to $25 while Iti*' legislature i* in and support it.' Tlie Matliows Kill would re­ requested the Commission to zoning onlinanrc In permit consider anything less Ilian in session nnd SRi when II I* quire that all state bonds la- seek supiMirt ol local llldu*- iiintinuaiire of any action cs an HO foot rigllt-of way. Tho not The governor and ealniict I tiH K 'jr o tin tc sold on a basis ol open emit Iry for a priqx.srd limestone lahlished prior lo eiiactiueni present right of way I? c*i fret. officers would gel $2U lor mil TALLAHASSEE ( l P I) — la-illive hid*. Only exemption plant on III.- Wekiva Itlva-1 ol Die law. The |Mirtion of road Involved of-stale Iruvel Hie Stale ftoad Department put Into the hill was county D irri'lfd Zoning Director Hr said that he hold* is the strip from Mvllonvlll* o u lil renegotiate road runroad improvement Linda an option on 2,400 acres and Robert ISrown lo revise the TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Ave. io French Ave. tracts to pay contractors for ha.k.-d hy state gasoline tax Du* was verified by Die own zoning oidinanee lo bring it The governor'* hill lo put an lluvli warned Ihat since tho Die extra eovts of trucking JKIIL'SALKM. Israel (I I’ll revenues and certificate* cr. Dr. Raymond llass. Snow up lo dale and include amend annual license fee lo $1.75 on SRI) had Ih i -ii requested hy liiiieroek during Die H onda — I'rcaidcnl Itzluk ItenZvi, purchased tty Die Housing and p v e n t e d a lengthy picture menu. sail water *|mrt* tolling lo the County lo give the proEast Coast Railway strike a scholarly Zionist whu help Home Finance Administration of economic piospi-cts for Ilraid o lln r matter* rela help finance a huge recreg- j.-ct (op priority. If SIID reunder a lull introduced in Die ed found the state of l-ra.-l, or other (u leral agency at a the county Ihroiich establish live lo zoning and building Don land acquisition program filiations were not complied Senate today nlied today at llw age of 7* fixed rale. . iiia-nl of Dlls plant. perinil*. was Intr.Mluceil today hy Sen. with lo llieir sati-laell Ml. Din Fal F raser. MacUlenny. e<iunt) would have to take No license is required now Die consequence* of further for salt w ater llshing ‘Hi. delay. fi-c proposed In the hill would No appraiser was named hy lie the same lor Floridians the commissiou at Dm* m eet­ and tourisla. ing. Gets Okay Cuba Economic Embargo Seen Participating in this annual show are these members of the Sanford Automobile Dealers As­ sociation: Hrnss Motors, ,!. D. (Red) Hrnss, owner-man­ ager; Plymouth and Vali­ ant dealer. Hill Hemphill Motors, Bill Hemphill, o w n o r manager: Pontiac, Ihiirk and Humbler dealer. H o l l e r Motor Sales, Emmet Ferrell, manager; WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 55-00. Tilt* S c ,,r* e r ir p iin f lt1*** buv»l ‘If. Lceabyrg. the incus will uImi U k r tip m m e .a » foi* a g .a d o M e amendment m i .-qKJiitliug school III eipOnvcrillK to Ik for tlie ptililir ilefemler system. broadcasts, will present their daring nerinl net a t I and 8 p.m. each day. Music will lie presented each evening: The "Tem­ pos" Wednesday evening, the "Shades" Thursday evening and the "Hockin' Kondrunners" F r i d a y evening. A smirk bar will he es­ tablished on the grounds and other facilities in­ stalled to insure a suc­ cessful show. (Flrp ^mtfnriT iiirraliT Sofons S o y Nobody naked me hut wouldn't it he nice if oldlim er Fd Lane waa in the lead car Tlie \a v y Relief Suelely. of the rentinninl parade here. Ihe Na vy* -liong helping • • * hand fur its distressed m em ­ Say, ttiey finally removed ber*, will open its serviceth at stump out on the golf wide Fund Drive May 4. course. On the local scene, the • • * Drive will lie launched at li The County School Hoard p in. May 4 with the lieneli! will meet in special session "M ay Garden P arly," the Thursday to rev iew final plans festive dinner-cocktail pol y for additions at Sanford Ju n ­ sponsored hy the Oflieera* ior High School and South Wives Cluh of the Sanford Seminole . . . Additions will Naval Air Station The parly include a new cafeteria, lib­ will lie held In the NAS ball rary and music mom at the room. junior high and cafeteria and Initiations a i r being n u ll music depart m rnt at Uic cd lo many local dignitaries South Seminole facility. ami a blanket invitation hi* • • • l»c<-ii extended to all NAS oi 1 hone pioillincd copies of fleers and their ladies. the proponed new Cu anull wiry C h arter were delivered to I lie Town Hall this morning and are ready for uny interested resident. • (? • A group of pruuuacnt Sanford busine»>mcn will ntaks a concrete offer for tlie Woodruff Iloilding ami let the city turn it into a downtown park mg area . . . No profit for the group . . . Just want to get rid of tlie biggest eye sore in the city. iE & noons and evenings at Sanford Municipal Sta­ dium. Hours will he 1 to 10 p.m. While tlie new vehicles will he the highlight of the Automobile Show, the Dealers Association also is offering entertain­ ment. The "Silver Condors," who have a p p e a r e d throughout the United States and abroad and on numerous t e l e v is i o tt Leftists Charged Travel Bill Clears Senate ★ * * Canal Hearing Slated May 3 County Asks Road Appraisal Limits Seen On Bond Issues Fish License Boost Seen Ileii’Zvi Dead PUC Opens Geneva Phone Probe Invciilitfalitiii by the l-evvin K. Huifhey, preai-; area I’LV rcprcHentativc Fluriilii Knilrimil mill I’tib- tlt'Hl of the Genuvu 4'iti- who is mitkiiiR' the invcslit- Utilities Uuiiiiiiiissiiin ^-x'Rs Asnii., Raid tliut the tijrution. Iietition of cunijiltiinl filed I he |>etiliun. which eitinto ion)plaints aK«inst on Aprj| , 0 w|U| t |,e w| a number of K1, ev. operations ol suuthern CommlsEion, ulong with u n c e s concerning the Hell 1elepluiiie and Tele- the nurvey report made existing telephone aervKraph Co. in the Geneva l,y un independent tech- lee. wu.-t signed by some men liegun this week, the niciitn, bits lieen turned 103 residents of the urea. , Herald leioued loduj. .over lo Wilkiiin l.iiihurt,i Loeul .Southern Hell of- fii-iulri have stilted th a t1tliist'lisniotl on the issue nny number of uttcmpls nrc ex|M*cted today when to meet with the Geneva memlier of the Citizens people nnd work out the problem met with fail­ Ansn. meet a t 7:30 p.m. ure und thnl llieir repair in the Geneva Communi­ offices report very few ty Hall und on Wednes­ service c n 11h received day after Linhurt meets from Geneva. with lending citizens of .Further rcji.rln end the community. Under Arrest Allen To Answer AMMAN', Jordan (U PI) — Five opposition member* of Parliam ent were reported uuder arrest today tn connec­ tion with pro-Na»*cr demon­ stration* against Uic regime u4 king 11us.-*-in. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) The Senate has voted to atlow President John Alien ol the University of South Flor­ ida lo answ er charge* that the school’* adm inistration i$ soil on Communism. � 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, April 22, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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C huluota Town Daralop* m ant Co Inc —— C hulaota Town Daralop* m ant Co Inc —— Chuluota Town Darrtop* ra m i Co Inc TITLE INSURANCE P l |S * a. VILLA DILLS Lota Id A IT Blk C _ n it* rt of of tv it* rt K SI* P t of X K ' i ------------------ * M 3! t l tlaoras tl auric# Jacob# M anorial Post Ina No 311 d n t r i e u Lsaloa B 113 P t of fOT«4 of x t v t i or x t v u of N E H -----------------tv of K 1<« Pt of X tV 'i of S tt’H of N tV Id of N E ',4 ---8 4 or W 4 of KWH of XE<* A NEH nr N ID I of XE>« NH nf XWH of X ffli of N K H -----— • 31 SS H rnrp C r j l I I 33 SI S3 Adolph TrsaiMap till 11 31 tl Robart H Stlna 13 Robart T at II Stlna • ABSTRACTS THIE AND GUARANTY COMPANY L SANFORD, FLORIDA 119 WEST FIRST ST. P. 0. BOX 1030 III JOHN L O ALLOW AT C ollactor, B am ln ols Count? Sanford. P lo rld a CHELSEA m i . ? if . It II TELEPHONE FA 2 4 3 9 6 �\ *** c i o * * By Larry V(rebel SOME RANDOM NOTES ON HOW TO LOSE A $300,000 FACILITY OR MAYBE FSITO LAY WAS RIOHT . . . FART 2 . . . In the 40'a a four lot piece of property wee Jnat a "dump1* . . . County handed it to the city . . . City built three baseball dlamonda oa It . . . County hung oa reverter clause . , . prep school wants property bringing in 200-230 youngsters , . , County new says "we want SO percent on everything you make on i t . , * End of d s a l. , . End el school » , , end of progress T • • • Only three flags flying along First 8t- Saturday (Armed Forces Day), Foundation Sco re s O fficial Negotiations were at a stalemate today in the pro* posal to establish • military EDITORIAL COMMENT preparatory academy in San­ ford and appeared to ba a "dead issue.-* While City and County Commission members were at an Impasse, Chamber of Com­ merce officials, who com­ menced th« negotiations, wen "left out in the cold." Sanford and Seminole County today stand Chamber officials had pro­ to lose a $300,000 installation and thousands an­ moted agreements from the nually In taxes because two governing boards MacFadden Foundation and are bickering over the "spoils." . the San Francisco Giants but We’re, of course, talking about the chance City and County Commissions * for this city to get u $300,000 military prep have not reached an agree­ school with an enrollment of from 200-250 ment. • • • youngsters. MacFadden F o u n d a tio n , Why ail this bickering? The county Bay* Bob Brown (Zoning Dirac* “Gimme" and w hat’a in it for me," while the tor) hospitalised . . , Get which supports tha Castle Heights Military Academy, city says, “It’s all mine!" well, Bob. Lebanon, Tenn., had agreed In 1949 the county deeded the city a 10• e e to pay $375,000 for tha Giants' acre parcel of land between 8th St. and Celery Once In n while or two n farm dormitory property on Ave. on the east side of Mellonvllle. They em­ newspaper gets Itself Involved Msllonvlllt Avenue and tha phasized th at the land be used for recreation in n human interest story. Such city recreation park at Melpurposes. A t th a t time the county taxes varied is tha ease with The Herald lonville and Celery. The around $151 for all the property. and n 17-yesr-old youth who Giants agreed to accept $275,When the city took it over it waa a dump. had served two yaara a t Mari* 000 for Its property and, In Under tha direction of the City Commisaion and anna aa an “incorrigible" and turn, completely renovate and City Manager W. E. Knowles th e land waa fixed had bean held. . . repeat! had air condition Its Mayfair Inn. up, rejuvenated with over $300,000 in capital been bald . . . in jail for near­ This information wns obtain' improvements made including three practice ly throe months ea aa ante ed by tha Chamber of Com fields. theft charge. The young mcrce. Now the city has a chance to bring a mili­ eourt-appohited attorney ask* City Commissioners, In an ad The Herald to tall tha boy's tary school In the area to utilize the property. plight. Wa dM. Now, Ilia Her­ Informal meeting May 11, The County Commission concurs but wants 50 ald to happy to report this when they were apprised of per cent of th e purchnse of th e city Inntl, plus WEATHER: Cloudy with chnnce of scattered showers through Tuesday. High today, 85-90. Low tonight, 60-flfl. young man has been given a thesa agreements, diicussed 50 per cent of the city buildings and capital im­ for two hours the matter of second chance. Without any provements. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. MAY 20, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. Tlfl knowledge whatsoever of Tha price for the recreation area. The city won’t swallow this. Herald’s publicity in this mat* It waa n 1-3-1 discussion; Ons We will lose this school . . . thanks to atl tsri— Circuit—Judge— v««»* commissioner (greed to settle this dutny, petty bickering and such. Why can’t W W A . . . Carlton released this young for $»S.Wd net, CFreeWUiwd the city antT county work- with tneTriimniirmtman last Friday into tha cus­ $100,000 and the fifth wanted settie their problems ufterwuriis like they did tody of n Seminole County $126,000. They agreed two with the Hunt Co. problem. fntnlly with strict end dire Commissioner* should go to Will our county and eity commissioners warnings that "it is your last New York to negotiate with bicker again when maybe the Hoard of Control Jailed chanes." The youth promised tha MacFadden interests. eays that two universities will be located in But City Attorney William hla attorney, The Herald, his GADSDEN. Ala. (UPD-Slx Seminole County. sponsor and the judge. 11s U Hutchison apprised the Com Negro and five while “free­ When do we put the “Gimme” politics in the Dow on hts own. We foal good mlssioncr* the city does not dom walker*'* who attempted background and stu rt thinking of Seminole •bout It . , . and sincerely hold clear title to tha IH-plus County. to resume ~ l civil righto trust and hope this young acres of ti£ recreation area. march started by a postman man makes good. Tha Herald Flve-nlatna of the site was $430 a j t i r , n d thow m n » TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—A i group* resulted In the corn-1raises: teachers on who was slain were Jailed promises to keep In touch and turned over- by the county to contract, $330 a year; teach* experience, $330 annually. Sunday after walking only comprontiae committee of promise proposal. wilt let you . . . our leaders tho city In lull) as a rc rea­ yeari abuut 18 yards. tion area, with a clauso the The split la the committee^ • « . know If he makes good. legislators agreed to recom­ Under the bill, icboul teach- j tlnulng contract with 10 era would get tha following | era on continuing e a a property should revert to the and aa indication that aoraa mend a $984 million appropri­ Halt Traffic In the few days that I was county should it ever be used other members voted far tha ations bill to tha House floor LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ out of town the West First for other than recreation pur­ propoeal only to get It out at today but support for the pro­ Street Improvement move­ poses. The county obtained Harry Leo Ohl, 83, of Apop­ go (Ui'l) — United Nation* committee, wee aa indication posal was not unanimous. ment took another stride for- this part of the> 18-plus acres U might run lato tough (led* ka, injured in an autuinobile- troops have occupied a Congulese-Angolan border town The measure would cut pro­ ward . . , have you noticed for $151 in a tax foreclosure ding on tha floor. truck cotillion May H I, died in an attempt to halt clan- posed teacher pay raise* $30 that the eye-sore across tha Jan. 25, 1915. The recommeadatloa bp tha at 6;43 p.m. Sunday at deatine border traffic, a UN in each category and would Street from First Federal, just It was learned today that committee had no official Orange Memorial Hospital, spokesman (aid Sunday. west of Bill Hemphill's, Is the County Commission made delay placing the 73-23 plan (trading aa a committee re* gone? . , . And there now is an offer to tho City Commis­ for public school support into Orlando. Hi* Wai the 13th port. But it vaa doalgaad aa an attention-arresting asphalt sion. Tha two groups separ­ effect for one year in the traffic fatality In Seminole First Time aa indlcatioa of what tha aee* parking apace that Hemphill ated. Hi* City Commission rfrCounty this year. TOKYO (UPI) - Aitronaut coming biennium. oral oppoaing factloaa hi tha will use to display c a r t .. . tumed with a counter-offer, Hep. William O'Neill of Ohl'a automobile collided Gordon Cooper’* use of "pep Houae were willing to art tie Tha project has been working that County Commiaiion give a truck driven pill*'' during his 22-orbit Marion served notice he waa for over a year. . . Wa» a four a quit claim iked without a P. Turlington, 54. flight marked the first time opposed to portion* of the onslderibto rw» party deal in which It was sharo of tho sale proceeds. on West Highway an American spaceman has measure and would attempt the $1.031,000,* hard to get united thinking Tha County countered with 458 near Foreat City, accord­ taken medicine while in orbit, to remove them from the bill raw waa debate * • • Congratulations, Bill! when it went to the House a lower offer. This was reject­ ing to Trooper Bill String- Cot. John Glenn (aid today. recessed Friday e a a floor during an afternoon ses­ ed by th# City. As one Coun­ ANN MAHAN field. Florida Sanitarium at­ for the weekend. Tb# commit* But The Palms hotel still ty Commissioner expressed It ford wns mimed ___ sion. tache! today reported Tur­ Trek Delayed tee's recommendation con­ stands! . , , and la occupied! this morning, "Wo had the Florida of the U. S. lington in "aatlifactory'' con­ KATMANDU, Nepal (U1M) Ttie committee w o r k e d tained $915 million for opera­ • , . And is condemned ! 11 door slammed in our faces.” Twirling Assn, a t a dition. He euffered fractures — Storms have delayed an through the weekend, finally tion of stoto agencies and $49 • a e American mountain climbing arriving at a figure of $976 llloo for construction. It Furlhsr evidence that the state b e a u t y contest of both legs. Truly tha "Gateway to achool Issue la "dead" waa a for m a J o r e t t e s a t Born in Smithvllie, 111., Ohl learn working its way up the million by this morning. But would require in the neigh­ Downtown Sanford" this W, telegram received by John Apopka Suturdny night. moved to Apopka two years unexplored welt ridge of kit. economy forces insisted on borhood of $159 million to First Si rest should present an Krider, Manager of Sstninnle Miss Mahan, u junior ago after retirement as a Everest, scattered lie equip­ further cuts. A morning of in­ new tax revenue. at S e m i n o l e High locomotive engineer. He waa ment and caused a depletion formal wrangling in small Inviting appearance . , . And Chamber o f C o m m e r c e little by little It ia developing from J, P. Wiogtrs, 31»c- School is a member of a member of Ivanhoo Lodge uf precious oxygen lupplies. just that , , .Needs coopcra Fadden Foundation chairman, the “Spccialites", tho of 3! a sons, Chicago, tlon of property owners and reading: "Regret latest delay Orlnntlo Ili'oncos foot­ Surviving are hie wife, Sir*. In Trouble tenants , . . Like In the Hemp by Hjinfurd officials. A* we ball team majorettes. Mary Ohl; Sir*. Nancy ErtsWASHINGTON (UPI)-The hill arranirt-nu-iit . . . Then have lost valuable time for Miss Hurhara Diggs, gaard, Orlando; two grand­ present cotton program has EVERYBODY benefits, September school opening, un­ Lymun High majorette children; his mother, Sirs. failed and muit be aban­ s' a • der circumstances I cannot was first runner-up in Anne Napier, Franklin Park, doned, Sen. Herman E. TilWASHINGTON (UPI>-Tba Let me see now, wasn't that continue to recommend San­ the contest. Miss Mu- UL. and a sister, Mrs. Nauila niadge (D-Ga.) said today in BERLIN (UPI)—U. S, offi­ Supreme Court ruled today Red Bug Road that ia "fall­ ford school slto to our board han will represent Flo- Sturna, Elmwood Park, IIL a itatemi-nl prepared lor the cials today wondered whether that the New York Stock Ex­ ing apart" the one that was so due to your governmental in­ ridu at the national The body will be tent Tues­ Senate Agriculture Commit­ the Riuidun* hail started ■ CAN 1)1 CONDEIt, “Mins Seminole County," change regulates Itself to • hastily slapped down just be­ decision. Thanks fur all your c o n t e s t in Juckson, day by Garden Chapel Home new campaign to harass Army tee. made like a Navy "fly-boy" Saturday when ahe g n at extent under tha Secur­ fore B. ('. Dodd’s service aa help."' for Funerals, Orlando, to traffic to Berlin on thw high­ Miss, in August. donned flylnjr Huit, parachute ami helmet and ities ft Exchange Act. County Commissioner explr way through East Germany. Chicago fur funeral and bur­ Bloodless Win However, Chamber officials climbed into the cockpit of a jet fitchter durlnjf The question at issue to toad? These fear* were caused by ial aervlces. are continuing in their ef­ “Armed Force* Appreciation Day” open houae MIAMI (UPI>—Sen. Wayne the first Russian interference e a a day's case was whether mem­ Morse, D-Ore., called Satur­ with an Army convoy in six nt Sanford Nuval Air Station. She ia pictured ber* acting la concert at* Speaking of roads iu our forts to salvage the dral. The day for a "bloodless victory" months. here with Lt. Cdr. A. L. Weeka, of VAH-1. subject to the Sherman anti­ Court Rules county, do yuu suppose there Chamber executive committee over Communism in the West­ Russian border guarda Sun­ More than 1,600 pontons visited NAS durinjr the trust law as well. is any hope of atralghtenlng named a board of arbitration ern hemisphere and said the day held up a Berlin-bound On Brokers open houae Saturday. (Herald Photo) out and widening the "Old to work with the City and WASHINGTON (UPI) — U. S. should crack down on convoy of 70 soIdler* In 22 Orlando Road" from Cinder- County Commissions, this de­ Expelled TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - The .Supreme Court today ov­ "war • mongcring" C u b a n truck* and Jeeps for three villa to U. S. 17-92 at Five cision to he "final and ac­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) 1’ointa? . . . Many, many ac cepted by nieniliera of the in­ A bill requiring *11 judge* erruled tha conviction* of Ne­ cades. hours and 45 minutoa with a gro sit-in demonstrator* In — City school officials today cidenta have occurred on thia dividual boards." demand that the soldiers dis­ rather than juries to tet at­ several Southern states on Confident expelled or suspended nsora One arbitration board mem"anake trail" that ia used mount to be counted. torney* fee* in condemnation grounds they were arrested than 1,000 Negro children PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti The Army refused and tha great deal by traveler* going bar — all requested their suits for pubflc highway* under unconstitutional local (UPI) — President Francois convoy wa* cleared after a who participated In racial names be withheld pending a to and from tha Naval Air demonstrations hero slncn Duvalier, increasingly confi­ delay of two hours at the West Station . . , And the Hunt decision — expressed himself cleared D m- Irpdjtur* today. segregation laws. the anti-segregation cam­ this morning; "1 will serve dent of hi* ability to stay in German end of th* highway plant . . . Yeah, 1 knuw , The Hou*e gave 73-21 ap­ paign began April S. power, appeared today to and one hour and 45 minutes "Low traffic count doesn’t on thia arbitration rummittte prove! to the venete-pasted Steuls Auto MIAMI (UPD-Troops from The exact number of mill justify I t" . . . But isn't it ONLY and IF the City and bill after a lengthy debate Police today were search­ hava taken a more concilia­ at the Berlin end. Jour anti-Castro groups at­ tiamen killed during the bat aurprising how tha traffic County Commission members over whether It would reive ing for a hitchhiker who, at tory approach to hla opposi­ count goes up wh*n a road be­ agree beforehand to accept or lower lawyer'* h-ei tacked in encampment of tie was not known. Herald Index knife-point, stole an gutomo- tion within Haiti. our decision oa binding ana The sources said the raid comes "plea-ant driving"! School Bids Rep*. Louis De La Parte bile early Sunday. Richard Castro militiamen and es­ Bridge , ■ ■ Page $ final." • e a Bids for three achool build caped In two boats, exile ing party was made up of Hillsborough and Oiee Fa­ Hanna, 2202 Coronado Con­ Hauled In Jail Classified _ Page 9 Gen. J. C. Hutchison, Coun­ gan of Alachua argued It course, reported he gave a Out Del Mar way the story men from Alpha 88, the SeDURHAM. N. C. (UPI) - ing contract* will be opened la that Flo Harries had a “hot ty Commission chairman, this it would tend to lower attor­ man a ride on Highway 17-92, Mure than 400 Negroes and by the Board of Education in source* here reported this gundo Frcnte del Euambray, Comics ------- - Page 3 Page 5 prospect with a big pay roll" morning said that he prefer­ ney’! fees, which in luch that the hitchhiker threaten­ abuut 15 whites were hauled session at 10 a.m. Tuesday. weekend. Movemento Revolutioaario del Deer Abby Editorial ------- P at* 4 in tow . , . Would make a red one more effort at nego­ cave* are paid by the State ed him with a knife, put him to jail in buses and squad Bids are for five classrooms The source* aald the raid­ Pueblo and the Frente anti Entertainm ent_Page 5 splendid addition to our indus­ tiation* with th* City Com­ Road Department. They laid out of the car and drove off. cars Sunday, bringing to at Roaenwald School, library ers struck a military post at CommlnUta del Uberacioo. mission btfuro tho arbitration juries have no knowledge of Th« car later wa* recovered nearly 1,300 the number o( and cafetorlum at Sanford Parara Beach, about 10 miles The raid waa staged from Legato _ Page 8 ft • trial picture . . . Pag* 1 cummittc* steps in. Mayor the time spent by attorneys parked in the carport of a demonstrators arrested In Junior High School and music from Havana, and killed sev­ a “secret hale" la the Car­ Puaato ....... Society ------- — Peg* $ Tinal paving of 3Mb SL Tom McDonald said that “1 and just have to take their vacant house at log Wilkin* North Carolina during the room and cafetorlum at South eral militiamen during the ibbean, according to the exile Sports — Pag« sour res. Hava nothing to say." atari* today. Drive. world for it. j Seminole Junior High School. 25-minute p u t lew days. The People Lose The ‘Spoils’ Fight S ty ? S a ttfa rti J fm tU i Compromise Nearing On Appropriations Mishap Claims Apopka Man Court Overrides Sit-In Charges Reds Starting Harass Drive? 'Fees' Bill Clears Session Cuba Exiles Attack Castro Camp-Escape �:CANAYBBAL (DPI) Ms breathtaking flight—prebl—IL . O w l- Ceepae ably Um las* m u d I (pace w t e t t e r rradlnl r t y i p by tte United Itatea >d addltiatel dsbriaf- hi IS aw aihi-ai fins p w f Cooper deeeribed hie blaring “flmbnlT re-entry under menMl control, an emergency etep that wm nee weary after the automatic eyetem failed fa the aOth orbit and esuaed anxious concent around the world. “Then wax really no prob­ lem," he anid. Timm had teen (peculation meter of NASA, apparently meant the next U, 8. manned epoce flight will not coma until October, 1944, at tte earliest. Beemane a id a definite de­ ck Ion on whether them would be nnother Mercury flight, “muat be made within tte next week or so." He deeeribed tte Cooper flight as “apparently . . . moat successful" and that “It eeeme quite unlikely there wtU bo another Mercury mix- If ttera a rt not more M*resry flights, n o t n m f n j •el Oewhit—a program to p st OP two-owa teama of astrotMou Into orbit for period* of np to two waeks. The flr»t a**"**^ Gemini flight la da* somatim* daring tte last tbroo ao o tte of 1PM. “Although wo (till turn ■ long way to go In tte exploration of space," Seamans •old, “1 doubt that w* can find an astronaut who can Improve on th* porformanco of Gordon Cooper.1* Cooper vna aakod what te thought th* flight prorad about man1* rota in apace. “I think we proved man ia a pretty good backup lyitem to all the*# automatic eyaUrn*/* ho replied. North Orlando Girl Scoots Receive Awards TUBS. - WEI), TRU-TENDER • 81RL01N C. P. BENNETT (right), of the Sanford Fire Department, will be Installed ns president of the Florida State Firemen’s Association June 29 a t a state meeting* a t Pine Hills. Pictured here being congratulated by Chief Mack Cleveland Sr., Bennett will serve as state president from July 1 to June SO, 1964. Cleveland waa state president in 1986-87. Twelve members of North Orlando Girl Scout Troop 83 received badge* and year pla* s t a Court of Awards program held during the final matting of tte season which look place at the homo of Mrs. Richard Stodden. lead­ er. with Mrs. W. G. Kerris, co-lcader assisting. A total of B badges was presented to tte girls who plan a field trip this sum­ mer which will be financed by the balance left In the BELLE GLADE (UN) — treasury. Scouts taking part ia the Ernest D. Howell ia 12 years awards program worn Gall old, like* to go barefoot, end Alhieoa, Georgia and Mari- sometimes gets too noisy when -fra Barber, Ferre vr-d-Kath.. Towph^f with tile iie.tte si and erlaa Barker, Myrtle Harris, sisters. SECOND AND THIRD GRADERS bow and curtxey during a dance they Ksta Leonard, Shirley 'P eter Today Ernest has to make e presented a t 11m May Day Festival a t Weataide Grammar School. eon, Jackie Sitter, Bonnie decision. Will he Sv* with Stodden, Pam Greene sad hie Aunt Lucy fa Sarasota or hie Aunt Lorraine in North Carolina T The decision was forced on him Saturday when he climbed Into "Poor Boy Slim’s" labor bus end started home after la New York Friday, cab­ CAMBRIDGE, Ma>S. (UPI) picking beans all day nnder — Radcliffe Collage girls Contest Winners tte hot sun. bage prices were slightly staged a reveres parity raid Feted At The swaying motion of the on Harvard Sunday night and jam.packtd but soon put him gar a n te , mostly u r n s , touched off a noisy demon­ Awards Dinner to sleep. tew y typ* sold h r U N DO stration involving 2,000 stu­ An awards dinner la eele- The older workers In ths and red brought 3 30. Bean dents. bratioo of tte winning of the bus, content with a day’s labor prices were e bit lower, with Police broke up tbs disturb­ President's contest of tte and looking forward to a most offerings large and Just ance and arrested eight Har­ Avon Products, Inc. held in Saturday night in town, start­ fslr quality. Bushel hampers vard man on charges of dis­ Leesburg, Sunday, was at­ ed singing and swapping jokes. ood erat*s ef harvester type turbing tte peace and alleged tended by the 90 winning re­ Then Ernest wee awakened were mostly 3J0-3.8 with a property damage- They were presentatives of Seminole by the squeal of brtkee, the tow good quality 5.00. Light to be arraigned to day. There County. crunch of bumper* grinding afferings ef wax teens sold were no Injoriee and ae major The tree Avon salespeople together and the shrieking of far 8.M4.00. Chinee* eabbage damage. outsold all otter representa­ locked wheels. w u aboot steady at 4.00 per M A R I N E PRIVATE Ths uprising, blsmsd on tives In th* states of Geor­ "Next thing I knowed, the orate far unwrapped heads F lrat Class Edward J, spring fsvsr and prs-eaam gia and Florida. bus was in the canal and there Hughes, eon of Mr. and pressure, started whan 150 Presiding at the Dial* style waa screamin’ stompin’ and prices were about unchanged Mrs. Curtis L. Hughes Radcliffe girts marc ted a mils dinner was J. A. Boyle, files pushln*. ranging freer illy s .o m .so, of 708 West Third St., to Harvard Yard and shouted manager of the Avon Com­ "I got out the window," raid mostly around 3.003.8 per Sanford is enrolled in to msn in Wlnthrop House, a pany. Principal speaker was Ernest, one of the IS people erst* far 4 dosea also and tha Field W in Com­ mala dormitory, to throw them E. M. Russell, general man­ who managed to climb out of tsrgrr. Cartons of IS film munication course at underwear. ager of tte Atlanta Branch tte IMS bus before it sank wrapped eatery hearts were Third Marina Division who recounted the county’s to the bottom of the mosey 130. The cent market w u s Schools, Camp Henien, growth from the time when canal which parallel* Brown’s Church School lltUe lower, crates of 4W to Okinawa. sales reacted o n million dol­ Farm road west of hare. • dosre ears ef fancy yellow lars a year in i«Z2 until the Several hours later he walk­ Has Picnic varieties selling from 3 00present time, when sales last ed Into the National Guard By Shirley Wsetwevth 100, meetly 3.35-3.34. College Sets year totaled |2tu million. armory In this email farming Ths snnusl picnic for chil­ Cucumbers w o r e slightly community In central Florida wisher ringing from 1.44- Commencement dren who attend tte Forest GROWTH and Identified hie mother, two CUy Seventh-day Adventist 8.00, mostly 1A0-2.TS, with a Commencement Exercises Ntw York was the only city slaters end brother f r o m Church School was held from tow sales higher. Small sis* in the United States with a among the 27 bodies laid out at Volusia County Commun­ I a.m. until 3 p.m. lilt Wed­ cukes were 1.13-1.50, per bus­ hel. Escsrole end endive ity College will be held at I nesday st tha Heines City population of more than 100,- on plastic eheete. 000 In MO. It had 113,734 in­ A spokesman for ths Florida were steady ia price for tte p. m. on Monday, June 10, Recreation Perk. During the day tte young habitants. Ths I960 If. 9. cen­ highway patrol headquarters limited efferiaga of good In Moore Gymniilum with quality and rendition slock Dr. Walter R. Williams Jr., people enjoyed ewlmmlog, sus revealed there now are called It "the wont single was priced very low u> avoid director of vocational, techni­ boning, water skiing and 130 U. S. cities in that cate­ traffic accident in th* history of Florida." weekend holdovers. Tte beet cal and adult education of th* picnicking under tte super­ gory. vision of faculty members endive told at 3.75-3.00 per Stale Department of Educa­ e ralf with a few sales at tion, Tsllatesree, delivering and parents accompanying them (or the day. 1.8, and good escsrole th* principal address. brought 3.34-3.73, mostly 3.30. Homalne lettuce prices were slightly lower with the quali­ ty of practically ell offerings only fair, era lei of ro mains sold for 1.30-3.00. Parsley In tte United Uuus, there ate more than 34,000 dry cleaner*. Be­ fold higher with crates of tween 20 ) of there cleaners are 8 down bunches of curly type members of the ultra specialised Na­ at l.ou and plain typo 4.30 tional Institute of Dry cleaning. DryS ou. Bushel baskets of Cali­ cleaners travel from as far a* India, fornia wonder o p s peppers Africa, and Australia tu study at thi Institute in Silver Spring, Md. were 3,30-4.00, mostly 3,30In 1044, “ ‘ . . . the . . late M. t Raburn, owner ,. of thu Downtown (‘tenner*, \t«- rnabout unchanged In price th e th a t atThe right kind of loan should snable you to pay from Thursday and radishes -fv';:]f/ > M tended. There we learned dry cleaning waa Mara than Just a bu*ine««, It I* a off everybody you now owe quickly and con­ were slightly lower at 1.33sctentUk art. We went through rigid 1.30, mostly 1.8 per basket veniently. Wo’ll bo glad to oxalate how our course* to aid ua tu analytical cleaning and Caring for of 30 Aos. film bigs. Congolidation loan plan worka. James Sconyers, a 35-year, old dragllna operator, said he honked a t the sliver bus as he started to pass. The back faunpw—o f-hli pfa’-up t-rvV caught the front bumper of tte bus, which was carrying 42 Negroes. “We were booked for about 70 feet before we broke loose. I thought I was going to be pulled in too. I could see the bus through the mirror, slid­ ing down the bank into the water," said fconyrr*. He waa charged with manslaughter, improper passing and cutting ii\ too fa s t He was released on (2,300 bond. About 400 people llled into the temporary morgue si tbs armory end it took more than •ia hours to identify ail tbs victims. One woman didn't find her husband and turned to leave, hoping no more bodies would bo recovered. She didn't get to the door before four mors vic­ tims! were brought in, Includ­ ing her husband. FRESH 100 Tel. FAlrfo* 2-3743 cloth?* and fubric*. A spot on yvur sloth** ia analysed to determine th* nature uf the eteln. We then proceed with the correct type of cleaning agent eliminating any guesswork lu remove that spot before the entire gar­ ment ta cleaned. Individual ami personal care ia our limb-murk. Today the only NIU gradual* cleaner i* • t tte Downtown Cleaners, your banltonr dealer, where cteauint; ia a actenUfic and personalised service. Call ue, or drop in today, for any special problems m dry (Alongside eld pest office) .Tel. GArden 4-3605 .Tel. G Arden 3-6493 ,T*I.GArden 5-2641 DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDEKEU3 v.C. F I N A N C E C O N D O N A T I O N • Carpets • Furniture • TU* • Plano* • Rental Beds 421 North Oiongs Avene*.. 401 West Centrol Boulevard 1243 East Colonial Drive.. . . , . cleaning. 113 PALMKTTU AVE. PHONE FA 3-44*3 PURE GroumTBeeT GRADE A SMALL Orange * Grape * 1‘incnpple-Grapcfrult ENERGY Vi Gal. (float It Jug) 1 LB. (QUARTERS) Limit 'i With *3 Food Ordor When CASH le Low And BILLS Are High Call On Us... We’re MONEY-WISE OVER 88 YEARS At First A I'almette • CLUB FOODS — WINTER GARDEN - 1 LU. I'K( Strawberries bill, when you’re hurt or UL Me* your Gulf Life rvprvwontative about a Health lmu ranee plan. G ulf Life 4/99< Fresh Produce Golden Bantam Fancy Holden Ripe Bananas Lb 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: •P 4lh. m. fa Sanford Av*. fa 1100 \Y 13th- S tre e t �Just Received NEW MtlPMENT SOUTH SEMINOLE VFW I'OST 8207 und IU Auxiliary installed new officers this month. Taking part in ceremonies for the Post were, top photo, seated from left, Harold Matz, pust commander; M. J. Benson, instaliinjf officer and Robert March, commander; second row, Jack Hopkins, senior vice communder anti John McManus, junior vice commander; third row, William Lebonati, visiting official from Carlisle, Pa., Posti^ Merle Harris, two year trustee; A. J. Berdubl, quarterm aster anil Larry Chnnut, chaplain. For the women; bottom photo, seuted from left, Mrs. Marian Comfort, junior vice president; Mrs. Nina Benson, installing officer nnd Mrs. Ruth Ilopkins, president; second row. Mrs. (Jeri Hitsman, conduc­ tress; Mrs. Irene March, past president; Mrs. Edna Norman, chaplain nnd Mrs. Virginia McManus, senior vice president. • (Herald Photos) The colorful and tuneful an­ Oscar Peres who will ting nua! Spring Concert of the "Granada" and Gens Bullard Seminole High School Glee will be heard with the theme will be heard Tuesday song from the motion picture at the icbool auditorium at "E ioduv" The Triple Trio, whose p.m. many appearances around The concert promises to be the area at luncheons, parties both eyc-plcsiing and earand entertainments h a v e pleasing when the youthful made them familiar to the singlcrs assemble in pastel public, will present "High on gowns and formal dress on a Hilltop" and "Snow White the stage of the auditorium Fantasy." and fit] the air with a pot­ A solo number to be sung by pourri of classical, popular Mtss Nyleene Albers will be and spiritual songs. Mtss Fatty Glcna Johnson, well-known soprano who has been a mainstay of school musical p r e s e n t a t i o n s throughout her school life be singing her last school She has chosen for the occasion "Spirit Flower" by Campbcll-Tipton. Four other seniors will also ard for the last time, include bliss Lynn Mewho will sing "If 1 Loved You" by Rodgers; Henry Lavender, who will r e n d e r "Some Enchanted Evening" also by Rodgers; "Green Leave* of Summer." theme song from the movie "The Alamo " Miss Donna Beard will sing —Creak O’ Day" by Sander­ son; Miss Faye Dunaway will sing “ Getting to Know You." and Howard Klliott will be heard with "The Hills of Home." The vocal group rilled the Melodears wilt present two numbers, ‘ Let There lie Song” snd *11) Heart Is a Silent Violin.” Gcxaliw L w lk ir Brief Coses With Zipper Clewing PRICED SJ.fS FROM * WINTER-WEARY CLOTHES POWELL’S SEM IN O LE DRY CLEANERS Office Sapplle* A Gift* OPERATED BY MARVIN MILAM 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-I9.L1 117 Mafnolia A ft. BIG WHEEL YAZO O MASTER MOWERS quantity rights reserved — prices good thru may i m OOfTIMNT — VMM M att VTOM*, <M. — M l taat. .^ .jizn ito -E m B u a B X X B Z jr x : BIG T R A D E -IN ALLOW ANCE When You Trade For The Famous Yazoo No Jub Too Tough, Hmoolh Performance. We Sell - Service, Demonat rale and Trade. Ground W-D BEEF. • • • Extra L n n Extra T a s ty Frash D a ily LB. PKG. REGULAR T ii . . W-D BRAND The Panama Canal cuts through the S-shaped isthmus in such a manner that the At­ lantic entrance lx northwest of the Pacific end. TV News Photographer Guest Of Casselberry Lions Club fly dans r»»»cPtcrry The Li»na Club uf Cnsaefl*-rry reemved a glimpse Into the varied mid excitinir life of n television news photournpher lust Thursday night when Charlie Greco of the W’DBOTV nc-vva deportment "poke before the group. Me showed film clips and described some of hii more Interesting experience* in ronlieetion with the Job. Some of theac new* events were the Hiito-truin wreck in Pinecos. tie, the Navy jet crash in Oviedo, a shooting and rob. bery in Winter Park, a raid <m an abortion ring in Or­ lando and a simutaUd ground rescue In New Smyrna by the C. A. P. He flew with the lllue Angelv on their visit to Sanford recently and told of a tense moment when one of the team had a flat tire on landing. Green showed movies made while (lying with Capt. Weav­ er of tlm Florida Highway Business If J - , Briefs ra flAn S3 percent sales in­ crease has been registered by Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. which operates a number ot supermarkets in this area. Sales for the four-week per­ iod ended May 4 were $63,312,60« compared with ioO.3U.633 for the correspondin j time last year, an in­ crease of $3,008.1133. A sales rise also was re­ corded for the It week per­ iod ended May 1 when the volume amounted to $704,933,223 compared with fttfd.uztl,S72 for the similar period last year, an increase of $30,036,331 or 7.64 percent. For the 52-wcek period end­ ed May 4 sales were $322,274,413 compared with $763.640,793, an increaso of $32,433. 620 or 6 81 percent. Winn-Dixie now has 608 retail itore* throughout the South compared with 361 a year ago. Patrol explaining how truf* fic violators are apprehend­ ed from the air. He also told of an inter­ esting visit to the Norad radar Installation in Colorado which included seven stori** of elec­ tronic equipment kept at a til degree temperature. He rewsiled high speed de­ veloping methods nnd photog­ raphy techniques which enable them to ihow news film of events many times whil<j tiny are still luippening. Raymond Morris, secretary of the local club has been elected Deputy District Gover­ nor of 115-0. Delegates to the State Lions Convention held In Clearwater May 2, 3. and I reported on tho activities there. The club will sponsor a rum­ mage sale on Ktiduy, May 21, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.ra. a t the Super Value Store parking lot on SR 438. LEWIS SALES & SERVICE 2317 Country Club Rd. FA 2-7938 ARMOUR STAR REG. 49* . SAVE 3« EACH •83 CO M O now offers V 8 HORSEPOWER THRIFTY MAIO (32-or.J A pple Juice 5 ^ i. A pple Butter“•«25/ Choc. Syrup 19/ Soft Drinks 6»"41/ Loaf Bread 2 3^ SAVE 6t EACH . . HERSHEY” REG OR COW CALORIE . . 5 FAVOftS . . OttK ft l o t i Hunt Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. O O D Y E A R TJUT TRUK SANFORD, FLA. DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED . . FAMILY SIZE fU oeJ LOAVES O n * DARLING ENRICHED . . KING SIZE . . (TO-aeJ Loaf Bread 2 LOAVES 41/ FW3H, GREEN Dial FA 2-2821 5 Frozen Foods MORTON APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT FRU IT P IE S F A M IL Y SIZE PAR-KH4 LIMEADE OR XENOARL CONCENTRATE! Lemonade 8 3AVE &g A PACKAGE Soft-w eve 2 -1 9 / CUCUMBERS SERVICE STORE 333 W. H I 1ST ST. GROCERY • SAVE 4« EACH . . MUSSEIMAN Rollins College will serve as host for a meeting of the . . . p lu s fine-car Styling . . . sm oother rid * Board of Trustees of the . .. best r s s a t * valus record in th * field. Ringling Museums Wednes­ day at 2 p. m. in the Rollins College Museum of Art. The 109 Nurth I'ulmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida mecting is open G TARNOW SLICED . . (PLUS 25 EXTRA STAMPS • Trustees To Meet PANTASTIC Corned Beef • 59/ Pork Sausage *59/ W ieners . . . . u 49/ Baked Picnic -* 39/ REG. 89* . . TALMADGF FARMS COUNTRY SMOKED 29 ' OVER $40.00. IN AUTOMOBILE SERVICES FOR ONLY $5.95 Fur a limited number of day* you are invited In lake advantage of thin sensational offer mnde possible by the GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES CAR SERVICE AWARD. HEHtTri IfOW IT W'OKKH: For a 12 month period ) ira will receive your choice of owe of the following services, one each month. • TIRE REPAIRED • • COMPLETE TIRE ROTATION • COMPLETE BRAKE • ADJUSTMENT • • FRONT END SAFETY CHECK • Too have yoor choice of any of Uio above month*. All work guaranteed. WHEELS BALANCED (Weight* Included) BATTERY RECHARGED WHEELS REPACKED SHOCK ABSORBER CHECK services, one ench month for 11 • • • F IR M GOLDEN R IP E Bananas 60a. CANS �* «r niT‘k * a - Peter Edson Political t y f f c t U lk ftehool athtota who '4 m m eifB m at ebsUng itw k i on lh« tn W a g tobto m cm of Ma r*. « M * Ib hataf u b d to mjt bya-bya to » bwotifol dream. • Ffeffip L White, 8e.D„ aaeretary of the Coondl on Foods and Nutri- W A S H IN G T O N — (N K A ) — Plenty Rr V s M Press lalsm U w al P m i e u Kennedy is Mlttsg sa sie-popplng record _Mn worth ef which p e w crate v e a l do any breig ttg because this is not • record to stoke the mnker’i pride. Tttoy or tomorrow or neit day, perhepe, Kennedy will bet i p a spending record thet ahoeld eland I or tom* time. Boon, anyway, the Kennedy administration can report It baa spent more then flOO bil­ lion in the first 10 months of the current *68 fiscal year. Tha latest published spending figure for tha fiscal year was as ad Hank 81. Expenditure* as af that data w an |9 M bil­ lion.. Baceipta were $90 bil­ lion. These flguna era published once a month. To ba published in lata May are the treasury receipts and expenditures for tho period ended April 80. Considering the level of spend­ O f be truly effective, a defeated minori­ ty must always accept with grace the majority’s choice. One should not have to say again, either, that compromise is of tho es­ sence of governing. Men are bound by their differing natures to hold dif­ ferent views of their problems. If policies and programs are ever to be formulated and put into operation the great differences must somehow be composed. To say MI will not yield" is to say T will not permit govern* ment to function." Dictators impose first themselves end then their policies upon an onwilling populace. Free men can exist in proper relationship to one another only if they respect viewpoints other than their own—and make the essary departures from rigid posL tions so that something can be done. Goldwater clearly understands this. He may not have an easy time persuading his more stiff-baeked supporters to take this important cue from him. Spending ing na af last Match SI, it Is o b v l s u s that government spending in thla fiscal year already baa exceeded 8100 1*11urns out tnat the official fig* urea will not shoe/ it until publication of tha next month­ ly account. Tha numbers representing government spending and tax collection are Incomprehensi­ ble for all but tha mathemat­ ically inclined. Kennedy’s 10month spending achlever.-i-nt may be brought somewhat Into focus, however, by comparing It to government expenditures during the first 1M years the United States was In business, 1789-1939. In those 160 years, government spending totalled 1132 billion. The U. 8. taxpayer is a goose of solid gold. Hie pro­ vision of tax rt-venua for the politicians to spend la prodi­ gious. But It rarely la enough. The higher tha tax revenue, tha higher the spending. For example: In 1966 the treasury collected |80 billion and spent 804 billion for * deficit of about 84 billion. In fiscal 1941, tax revenue had loomed to more than $M billion hut spending eoared to nearly 838 billion and tho treasury was In the red for more than 88 OUR BOARDING HOUSE billion. That's the way It goes and It la enough to discourage even the most stupid geoi But the word teem* never to get around and tha U. 8. tax­ payer continues to work many weeks or months each year not for lh* support of himself and his family but for the support of the government. On a sin­ gle day last week, May 9, U. S. taxpayers pourtd Into the treasury 8345,738.90. That was no record, either. On April 80 internal revenue collections were nearly 8670 million. With that kind of money rolling Into tho treasury tbo taxpayer might expect the pol Iticians to keep government costa within Income. But the taxpayer doesn’t expect that at all breaue* he has been too often disappointed or, more likely, because ha doten’i realise that endless govern msnt spending beyond govern ment Income will wreck the United Stales Just as It has ruined other nations. Dr. Crane’s • O’s and A’s Worry Clinic CABS P-4481 Harry 1L, ber, start out with "Dear Sir." Beware, however, that you don’t forget the main purpose college m oss. "Dr. Crass," be began, T m of your letttr ef application. It la not Intended to get looking for s Job. So I have been reading tho 'Help Waal* you the Job but to win an In­ terview! ad* ada Is tha newspaper. For only after the personal "In several cases I hare found that the ad requested a Interview a rt you likely to be hired. letter of application. Ita e fo ro , don’t fill your "But na name was listed. All that waa given was a letter vrlth rambling material or gush in your tin t para­ P. O. Box Number.* ‘So bow should n fellow graph with Inane flattery, as work up n goon m te ri And -la-thta typical cpun'ng:-------"All my llfa I hare always how do you addresa the letter wanted to work for your firm. whan na aama la llatedT "I’ve taken plenty of En­ 8o If you would only glva ma glish courses In high school a Job, 1 would be wildly hap­ and college, but these practical py. I'm wlUlng to start at any points weren’t taught us stu­ kind of salary, ate., ate." dents." That kind of letter la raEmployers usually want to gerded aa from an Immature ■ n letter of application person, .lacking in business from men and woman who era gumption. •asking responsible Job*. It Intimates that you hare So It Is smart to learn how never worked before and are to compos# one, a frilly, inexperienced person Whenever possible, try to who msy have been a "kept" find out tha specific name of student aU your life, amply tha employer or Personnel subsidised by papa's wsekly Director so you can address allowance check. your letter to him by name. Instead, atari out with an But In case of n box num­ opening sentence Ilka thla: aged II, la graduating from Barbs lly Hal Cochran Caddies on the golf course are young men who are left holding the bag at the 19th WW MOTMSRi aCTd*W $aufor& Ijrraft Face 4 Sanford, Florida If you must eit in your car and not think, park In a drive-in theater. Bkln diving will ba as popu­ lar as over this summer, es­ pecially at the old swimming hols. Some fsthers hide a sneaky Monday, May 20, 1003 ■ntlla when they hear tha daughter’s groom called the lucky man. b u l l e d ito r Thoughts Dell seer U e Week They i n all straight to him who understands and right to thoao who find knowledge.—Proverbs 8:9. 0 —Which waa tho first regular issue U. 8. cob to boar a recognised portrait? A—Tbo 1909 Lincoln cent. "Since I’m looking for a position that offers ample op­ Q—How oiany language* portunity for advancement. I'd Ilka to cite the following ere recognised a t tha prasant tima? qualifications:* A—Nearly 1,000, the vast That opener doesn’t reveal whether you are already em­ majority falling Into about 36 ployed or a novice Just out of unrelated families. high school or college. Q—What gambling restric­ Therefore, It offers you a much better ch an t of being tion Is placed on tho cltlsens celled in for a personal inter- cf Monaco! A—They ara forbidden to vlsw, which la tha goal of gamble in the casino. such a letter, anyway. After such an opening oenthan lUt esw a l msfw- Q—W>p. do I r v r t * o g e heedings, such as Business color in autumn? Experience, Educations! Train­ A—The leaf stop* making ing, Personal Data, and JUf- food and green chlorophyll disappears. srencea. Run each of those four Q—Did historical societies headings In a deeply Indented manner, with a brief para­ originate In America? graph of pertinent material A—They existed in Europe long befere they began in under each one. And be aura te typewrite America. The Society of Anti­ your letter or hare a friend quaries of London waa estab­ do It for you so it Will have lished ae early aa 1572. in “executive’ look Inetcad Q—When Ulysses returned of appearing amateurish. Don’t go Into exhaustive after 21 yea re of wandering, detail, either, about your who lx said to have been one “business Expsrisnce," but of the first to greet him? list two or three of your ma­ A—Ilia old dog Argoa re­ jor Jobs. cognised him and died of Joy at the meeting. tie s tka 1M4 from kla daughter Peg. gy, "Sorry I can’t be there, presidential hut my * I l o w * * e a won’t So tho party waa aa exclostve aocial affair, a financial success and that’s alL Wit and humor from the big list of speakera who paid their tributes to Goldwater evoked polite laughter and ap­ plause but did not rock tha rafter or aond the Republicans out Into tha night looking for Democrats to draw and quar­ ter. Maybe that’s why the OOP doesn’t win more elections. Sen. Thurston Morton of Kentucky waa toastmaster in his rola as chairman of the Senate Campaign Committee. He got off n few good cracks In Introducing about half—It seemed—of the 600 guests present. Like: "Uncle Billy Young (Sen. Milton X. Young of North Dakota) hasn't been up thla late in yean.” And— 'I regret that 1 have to pre­ sent a flaming Uberal to thla audience—the ranking Repub­ lican of tho House Rules Com­ mittee—Clarenos Brown of Ohio." Or— “I’ve been trying to keep these (peaches short, but I don’t know what we can do to cut down on tho next speaker, because he's my leader—Sen. Everett Dirkaen of Illinois." Dlrksen related that in August 1952 ha waa told of aa A r l s o n n businessman who ought to be In politic*. He went out to Phoenix, visited the Goldwatera and "that night under a starry aky, I persuad­ ed Barry Goldwater to run for the Senate. I taka soma credit for being the midwife who brought him Into political llfa." Responding later, Goldwater observed, “ I guess 1 didn't realise what happened on that penthous# roof. 1 guess I’d better get a hot line to Mar­ garet Sanger." Expressing regret that Pres­ ident Eisenhower cbuld not at­ tend tha memorable dinner, Goldwater confessed, "I rode Into office on Ike’s coattails." The senator also read a tale- <(S Goldwater paid tribute to Komstey aa, man who felt there eras something more im­ portant to do for Amarica than Just live fas It* Romney, for his port, delta, en d a condensed version of tho earn* speech be had mads to tbo Chamber of Commerce the week before. With a dif­ ferent audience, H didn’t go over *o well. Hi* asoet inspir­ ing line was a quotation from Haary Ford tho First who, after listening to three and a half hours ef oratory at tho dedication of Willow Run Air­ port, hobbled to tho mike and said, "I ra n t talk, but 111 do all I can." Rap. Bob Wilson of Californls, chairman of tha Hons* Republican Campaign Commit­ tee, related that, "Every so often, B o n a t o r Goldwater comes over to California and cries about tho water wa rightfully take from tha Colo­ rado River. Bo I ask all the House members present to rls* end toast our guest of honor with a glass of water." Rxspondlng to that toast lat­ er, Goldwater observed that, “Bob Wilson la a living axample of what good Arison* water will do to you. I waa 11 yean old before I knew you could put it in whisky." WIITI FOR f i l l CATAIOO l fST. 1933 & iN SU K + M C £A T A j A V / f t d fa * ijo }id ,^ J to 'u c £ 114 So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 Phil Newsom Soys . . . Restrictions Plague Red Moscow dispatches are suggesting that Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khrushchev, never an absolute dictator in the meaner of Josef Stalin, Is finding himself more and more hemmed In by restric­ tions. They also ara suggesting the full extent of tho agonis­ ing reappraisal to which tho Soviets hsve been subjecting themselves ever since their retreat in list October’s Cu­ ban crisis. Western diplomats attri­ bute the present standstill In Soviet foreign policy both to Khrushchev’s critics at bomt and to his quarrel with tho Red Chinese, which the Cu­ ban crisis brought to a head. At home, his most notable failure hat been agriculture. Abroad, tho Red Chinese •re challenging hit leader, ship with demands for t tough line against the West, particularly tho U a l t s d States. There Is now a general be­ lief that the Slno-Soviet quar­ rel has reached such propor­ tions that It has taken over No. 1 priority, and that there can be no serious considera­ tion of other problems until It is solved on* way or tha other. In Peking this week It was announced a Chines* dstega lion would go to Moscow to discuss these differences at meetings beginning July 3. In tho Chinese party will be Teng Hslao-Plng, top par­ ty secretary, and Peking Ma­ yor Peng Chen. It will not, however, in­ clude Mao Tse-Tung, the one man who can make tha final decisioa. In Moscow there is no be­ lief that the conference will settle the deep ideological differences between tho two but It U felt the meeting must be held If only to prove Moscow’s good Intent. Meanwhile, there will be no flirtation with the West to further muddy the Issue. To this Is attributed in large measure the reason for the Soviet Union present donothing attitude In tha 17nation disarmament talks at Geneva. In his most recent metaage to President Kennedy, Khrus- d is c o v e r chev Is reported to have reiterated bis position that the Soviet Union would per­ mit no more than two to three on-site Inspections an­ nually to guard against sec­ ret violations of a nuclear test ban treaty. He thus rejected a pro­ posal by Kennedy and British Primo Minister Harold Mac­ millan that new efforts bo made to reach agreement, possibly at high leveL flo r ld a , t h is s u m m e r ! MARY CARTER INSIDE SEMI-GLOSS Ton don’t have to travel very fa r from home to enjoy real vocation fun. It’e aU y o u r* -rig h t here in F lorida! Phmteilkng fctta? TVy S t Augustine. . , vbtoaRy at yow front doer, so Itiwe'b * r“ lI ’^ 0r J1** W<* ; lem time lost in traveling...earn*on Urn •te r aghU? There’* Cap* Canaveral family budget, tool Get to know Murids . . . t b o glittering, glamorous Gold this Bummer. . . and dacovsr a l Oomk. And have you ever marvelled ftal world of vacate* s i tho geometric lnvelirwm of tho dtraa own Florida eual groves of Central Florida?. . . or sods mail-treasure bunting on Sambe! bland? . . . o r expiated tbs “tees of graae" of KveraUde* National Park? . . . o r driven your cor over tha flat, m ir th ——*■ of Daytona Beech? Relaxation? Fishing? Swunming? Golfing? booting? You’ll And Item all Compare . . . Our Lower M onthly Ia a ta llw ta la On New Car Flaaadng Tka Herald la a meinbsr t f th« V a lu e I'raaa whieh la aatlllao exelusivtly t# Ika use (ur republU allua ml all Uta la«at printed la U la newspaper. No p art of h i m alarial, aawa or advertising, a t th is edition a f Tha Hanford Herald way Pa (.produced la aay m .a a a r with* a a t w ritten parmlaaloa a t the publlakar at Taa llarald . Any individual or firm responsible lor au«h reproduction w ill ba aaaaldarad aa Infringing on Tha lla ra ld ’a copyrlahl and will ba bald lldble for damages um ltr lha law . ruM lalied dally aacapt Saturday. Monday and L'hrletiuas; published Malurday pracaadiBd U rla la u . Tha 9LM0-a*late dinner honoring Arizona Barry Goldwater fog hie past services aa OOP Senate palgn Commltt* did Juet th a t They gave him a silver caffe* urn—but other­ wise the affair waa a political dud. Nobody’s presidential candi­ dacy balloons rocketed off the launching pads even aa tack. Thera waa to much party s a ­ lty and peaceful coexistence displayed that tho proceedings were a bit dull. Nobody could hare cared less that tha honeymooning Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York and his brida weren’t there. Cor. Georg* Romaay of Michigan confessed that the "Baaxpactsd developments bo ran into" after his Chamber of Commerce speech la Wash­ ington the week before—tha launching of a presidential boom for him, which ho repudIs ted—had almost caused him to cancel plans to attend tha dinner. WtMfrte* M&mttYoi, GIVING to eise your* do hot lire by calories atone. So the good doctor la net likely to keep mom from keeping e tf ^ e e p m b f to the table. And the delightful, month, watering, steak-based myth la likely to continue to sid le In a eatery man­ or for a tong time to coma. 5? Hot too tong ago the sen*tor said e i e Republica n gathering that party feHhfol, of whatever persuaelon, not adopt too rigid attitude*, Hei encouraged la them s willing. Though without af hie adherente would k even if they heard e 1of the eeeaton, he even eugtt 1b neeeeesry to be e "bit rubbery” at timee. I t may be that before the preaidmkiel eeapelgn of 1M4 ie over GeMvater wffl find It necessary to mnhi that point many more timee— l i poesibiy more severe language. For there ie in this country, end presently many of them ere in hie camp, e growing body of people who efanpfy do not care to y ieldeslngle inch from their settled views of for. etgn end domestic affaire. When they are speaking of men it Notebook PAINTS FLORIDA POWER A LIGHT COMPANY • I tP I N t 19119 ftO U PA t W. Scolt Burn* 2 07 A t# �f>.+' (DjuM Obbg ! DEAR ABBY: W i'v i been mar* ried 16 years. For the past 16 y ean we have had a camping vacation ev­ ery summer. I've camped while pregnant, and with children of all agts. We have four chiidnn now. The youngest is 2 and the oldest Is 16. Our children would like to go to Disney­ land. 1 don’t care where we go as long as I don’t have to sleep in a tent and go without a real bath fo r two weeks. W hat can I do? My husband claims this is the only way we can afford to go. He’s now planning to buy another tent, which will cost 9110, plus other camping equipment. We already have enough to outfit the Boy Scouts of America. He earns over 912.00Q a year. SERVED MY CAMPING TIME DEAR SERVED: Compromise. Camp near a nice, modern motel and YOU check in while your husband enjoys the wide open spoee3. (Are you sure th a t before you married him, you never told him you’d live in a tent” ?) * e • DEAR ABBY: I had the girls over for bridge last evening. Two of them left together and the third one stayed a little longer. My husband was sitting in the den reading a newspaper. When it came time for her to go, she said she wanted to call a taxi. My husband said HE would drive her home. She said abso­ lutely not, she wanted to take a taxi. I got to thinking, WHY wouldn’t she let my husband drive her home? Should I worry? SUSPICIOUS DEAR SUSPICIOUS: Yes — but not about your husband. What’s bug­ ging YOU? • • • DEAR ABBY: My sister is over 16 years okL~Slie received a letter from a boy she corresponds with. My mother steamed open the envelope, read the letter, and resealed it. She la proud of herself for doing it, al­ though she didn’t find w hst she was looking for. Sis and I know th at par­ ents have charge over their child­ ren’s mail until they are 21, but do you think my mother should have read it secretly? THE OTHER DAUGHTER DEAR DAUGHTER: Absolutely not! Parents can preach truthful­ ness, honesty and Integrity from now until doomsday, but their child­ ren will DO as th eir parents DO eventually. • • a DEAR ABBY: The proper cloth­ ing for 100 head of cattle la NOT Bermuda shorts, but moo moos. A FUNNER • a • • 1s t IS) C t i i m l • (t) (1) • (1) • ill ( I ) 1:11 (!) {•> •:S1 ( ! ) (if 4:1* ( t ) (f ) 1:11 (>) (») • It) (1) o • On By Oswald Jacoby Jha Checkmate W arn* Poi M a o ris! H a ro U o m i ■sorts to be no way to make his con tract Further.study ihowed one poailbillty and South gave Uie cards their chance. Re won the first trick with tha ace of hearts, let] it trump to dummy’s king, ruffed dum rny's other heart, led out one more epade to draw trumps and played the ace, king and five of diamonds. —Went wot,-i had been no way for him to unblock and West was stuck for a lead. A heart would al­ low South a ruff and discard so he led a dub. South played the queen from dummy. When it held South discarded hia other club on dummy’a last diamond. Ntwocos* IIM-Pla. E os. _ Sport* P ictu re t i l tor la) Comment It tii a i to r W eather U r n s Drotard Saw* Sports R tp o rt Orbit Ilu a lltp -B rlu k lts lar house that la destined to make readers dlKon tented with their own abodes, cost money few women would have to spend cn a bouse. Before picture-taking time, tha greenest of grass was brought In by nurserymen and laid like a carpet. Flowers in full bloom were set In place. Every model room waa brought to the peak of per­ fection by eueh studied imita­ tions of family living aa a chess board act up cn a liv­ ing room game table, stacked, clean laundry arranged neat­ ly In gaily colored wicker basket tops In tha laundry room, and ao on. All this work and planning, and hang the expense, to maintain. To begin with, this particu­ make women think such con- trived stage aettinga are what their homes could anil should look like, make It pretty hard on the harried home­ maker. "Why it la," aha wondera, aa ahe looks longingly at the magasine homes, "that my home can’t look like one of these!" And that night aho aays, "Jim, wa've got to do aomethlng about the living room." And Jim eaya, "Why I It looka fine to me." Right at that point the homemaker ought to forget the pretty magaxina pictures and realise that she may not llva in a model house—but, by George, ahe has created a HOME. Something for the men: Ruth M 111 e 11' a "Happier Wives (hints for husbands)." Just sand 25 cents to Ruth Miiiett Reader Service e/o Oakley, Frederick HcCicsry; The Sanford Herald, P. O. Chrlstrophcr Wing, Martha Box 4BD8, Dapt. A, Radio City Griffin. Thomas Ricker, of Station, New York 10, N. Y. Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Camp­ bell, of Sanford, • boy Mr. and Mrs. James Byrd of Santord, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mangum of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Billy Griffin of Sanford, a girl Dischargee Christ! Sams, Osteen; Vera Anderson, N. Orlando; Fran­ ces Holmes, DeBary; Aline Headrix, Titusville;; Thomas Ricker, Henry Faint. Ill; Ms ria Bowes, I*e Otis Burns, Carrie Clough, Lorene Hill, Henry Calhoun, Thomas Damps of Sanford. MAY 11 Admissions Thomas Howard, DeBary; Mirl Winkler, Enterprise; Ada Byrd. Lucille Mero, Ad­ dle Mae Hayes. Mildred V. Ervin, Wills F. Boyd. June V. Weaver. Helen Gentry, Da­ vid Wells, Emma D. Mangum, Clifford Pringle, San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. William E. Weaver of Sanford, a boy Discharge* Baby boy Goff, Orlando! Mary Calto, DeBary; Wan­ da Burris, Gordon B. White­ head, Frances Wilkes, Mrs. Robert Flowers and baby girl, Sanford. MAY 1* Admissions Lewis Frasier. CiiselberTy; Wind driven land (court Robert Gall. Daytona Beach; Harvey Martell. DeBary; tha bodies of the veiled Tau* James Taylor, Plant City; rtgs of the Sarah*, who never General Turner, Marjorie bathe. FAST RELIABLE SERVICE young Sign C°• 111!* (1) T ruth or C onsul (I ) F a lk tr Knows Bast (•> Starch far Tomor­ row 11:41 (•) nutdlay Light tl:)S (!) IVDC Ktwa R tport 1:00 ( t) Itschotor Fathor (I) nonoral w oipltal (1) Stlmaitica 1:1S (•) As Tha World T ata* (I ) Scionro ■tor Uid-vu. now* l i U (I ) Lafftlme 1:00 (•) Password (3) Ben Jtrrod (I) Day In Court !:!* (I) A rt U nklottar ( t ) Jano Wyman saala < » Tha Doctors ItlO (•) Mlllloaalrs ( I ) L o retta T o n ic (I) Quoos F a r A Dap * : » « > T o Tot! 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I H s l ic e d A m e r ic a n • 5 9 c jgajl ‘MrSar tun ••it H.iprt rv-d Hospital Notes *> use ( ! ) BUIS T r o e s s v Site (I ) Jack L alasn a (I) Amart can Hlatory i» (I ) Romper Room list (I) Nows * lo lttv law s IfiSS (1) Say W » to Tonight Woman b, RuthMiiiett No wonder the average homemaker leafing through a woman'* megaxine ponders glumly on why oho "isn't liv­ ing In a home like that." Tha lawns of tho •‘perfect" homes featured In such magaxines are live green velvet. The flowers ara a riot of bloom. Tho house* themselves ore models of convenience and efficiency—a far cry from tha less-thnn-perfect condi­ tion and the too-lived-ln look of the envious reader’s home. I've just read a newspaper account of all the behind-thescenee goings-on that maka such model house attain the perfection few housewives can aver create — much leas X 1:11 IS) W cathsr M S Maws Sit* II) ToSap (I) Cart s a v in s (I ) U a r i tp a a l r t M il* (1) ria y T ao r Hiaaak (I ) I Lovo Uasy ( t) Ann Sottiarn Show !!:l I!) Pries U S is k ! T:M (») Ripcord I t) Hwy. P a tro l It** ( ! ) StUat S o rtlM !!:•• ( ! ) Tk* McCoys |« ) P lf ta t II) ( m u Kay* U:10 T ill « ) W altar n r o a ttla (I) C oacoatrntlos (!) Pot# S Otodys 1 :1* (! ) Monday KIM At Tba Moolta (() To Toll T h a T ralb TUESDAY P . M. (») Ths D akotas I t ) Tvs Oot A ssarst 11:00 ( I ) D ors a t Dtto ■:is (() Rifleman (!) Tony F ir s t Imp?*#(•) Tbs Lucy ih e w sion SiH (!) sto n ty B urke (5) Xml* F o rd Show (! ) Danny T k o a a a 11:! | I) B arry H aaaeaer Show Kama 1:1* («) Andy O rlttltk Show loioo (I ) P attw ord I0:M ( ! ) Ban Caasy (1) B rlnklay's Journal U.H ( ! ) Stump th a sta rs (!) (m ass VBA (I) ABO P in a l Report U t» (1) Kewieope (I) Murphy K arU a With ths Haws 11:1* (I) Sports F in al 11:1* (!) Ck. • T haatsv ll :l » t l ) Tsnlt# Shaw Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, BOX 3365, BEVERLR HILLS. CAUF., for Abby’s new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE ’’L E T T E R S F O R ALL OCCA­ SIONS.” Good bridge players don’t A K JT ! make every contract. Some­ w as times the cards lie wrong, on ♦ silt *QT« other occasions it just happen* that they find the wrong dum­ ♦a ♦ si my. In any case there is one ♦ KQJ73 Y 104454 principle of play that winning ♦ Q J 10 ♦ S7S declarers all follow. ♦ K 101B «JI! When the contract look a SOUTH (D> doubtful they look for any ♦ AQlOtBt ♦ A combination of carda that will ♦ AXt allow them to make their con­ -*A¥X----------tract Then, if they find such No one vulnmeblo a combination, they give the J4*«4h Wm4 North B ut canfa a chance. 3* Pan 3 4 Pa** Pam North's raise to three apadea 4 N.T. Pam 1 * SN.T. F w « ♦ waa a minimum and South cer­ • * Pw Par* Pam tainly bid hia hand to the hilt when he went all the way to ■ix. that be might well go down At firat glance South aaw two tricks and there appeared V:«t ( I ) E l l t r ' l Oospot T IM 1:4* (•) Mickey I t*m Sko« ■ ( t) C asts!■ K aasaroo MONDAY P . M. Get it off your chest. For a per­ sonal reply, write to Abby and send a self-ad dressed stamped envelope. jaaobjg Wa Television By Abigail Van B um ffbr > safa ri V m D May 20, 1963 — P age f W SAVE 109 HOLSUM CREAMY orlds FiiR.” F o n t Iv tttr w « u etna m s 10 ■«• m i • L COFFEE SAVE 209 • FYNE-TASTE Notice To Property Owners The IH ! Real Relate Tax Lbt of (he City of Sanford, Florida, la poeled on the buitelia board at tho front door of tha City Hall in tho City of Sanford. Florida, and on the boiletin board at the front door of tho Seminole County Court llouee, Sanford, Florida, and will remain ao pouted for a period of four coaoecntlv# week*. All real ratal* upon which th* 1542 lair* hare not been p a J and agalaat which certificate baa not already been baaed to the City of Salford, will be aold at Public Aaction on tha Uth. day of May, A. D, 1513, com­ mencing at 14:00 O’clorh A. M. at tho front door of Iho City Hall In tho City of Sanford, Florida, H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clark uftirr-i cofyie of your choice wrm food ruiCHAss IDEAL 2 caw 33c D O G FO O D ECONOMY ROLL __ _ REYNOLDS ALUMINUM T5-FT. 83C WHITE OR COLORS NORTHERN TISSUE 4 ££s 39c �V • I A * T • I 1 * J l k n r r -*. h g i l — M ay » , 1963 M To Meet With New President Travel Program Presented Garden Club met la tha Chris Center for the final meeting of year and Instead of th* usual mid-day luncheon a pot lock supper was served with husbande and friend* as Vary vicinity within th* past JU N E BROWN’S Tha newest gardening group the Men's Garden Club, trea t aaoet in future actlviyea. Mr*. D. K. IVrman, pres­ ident, pointed with pride to the club's accomplishment* durinc the past two pears. Mr*. Charles Cole, of Gen­ eva, waa the only one of the three living charter member* present. Mrs. Voile WUliaau, program chairman, presented Mrs. Henry Simpson, retiring president of the Rare Circle, who showed t «ot inter siting colored elide*. The Sin peon* are world traveler* and from their v**t collection of beautiful ecenee aha showed picture* of coun­ tries from Greenland to Afri­ ca, Australia, India and Wai­ kiki. Picture* of the Taj Ma­ hal, taken at three different time* of tbo dap, were ax- B eauty Salon W ill B e Closed U ntil Jan e 10th For From Your Downtown Florist Drmpeey, Jimmy Hamilton, Wayaa Oregory, Cathy Cat* V A C A T IO N LONG TERM INVESTMENT TOMMY HERALD AND HJ8 TRICYCLE Of interest to friend* and relatival in this a n a is the announcement of the marri­ age of Martha S tu m , daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ erick Ssuers Jr., of Peoria, III., to Murray E. Nine* Jr., ion of Mr*. Miry Tolar Nine*, of tbla city. Tha couple waa united in marriage in a ilmpla cere­ SPECIAL PURCHASE By Mra. Adam Mailer The DeBary Business and Professional Women's Club met at the office of Dr. George Prison in DeBary re­ cently with Bert Ltdarhau* presiding. Alberta Warner, chairman of the School for Girls at Ocala, contacted the school for permission to keep the same girl as last year for the Club'a project at the school. Several members will make the trip to visit the school during BPW Week. Past president, Mrs. Adam Muller, was presented with the, past president’s scroll pin. The June meeting will be a splash party and covered dish supper at the home of Mrs. U. Accardi on Hibiscus Road. • • • • • LINT FREE HOBNAIL £ THICK BULLION FRINGED^ ROUNDED CORNERS HIGH FASHION COLORS MACHINE WASHABLE Casselberry Personals By Jane Casselberry Mrs. Henson, who presently Is making her home on Ko­ diak Island, Alaska, where her husband la teaching and she serves as a substitute teacher, plans to spend sev­ eral weeks here. mony an Feb. IS at 9:30 p.m. at t h * Calvary EpUcopal Church, Columbia, Mo., with tha Rev. William K. Tlbbett officiating. Tha bride la a graduate of Poorta High School la Paoria, Hi., attended Bradley University and ia a senior at the Metbodlit Hospital ol Central Uliaola School af Nuriinf. Th* bridegroom graduated Car. E. lot A Sanford Ave. FA 3-18X3 FA X-fTU Square Dance GIVING A BAR-B-O POR TOUR FAVORITI GRAD? BBB US FOR . Tb* Starlight Promenadera and tb* Sanford Recreatioo Department are sponsoring a summer squsre dsnee class stsrting this Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Center. Joe Curtis, of Orlando, caller for the Promenadera, will conduct the class. Any one Interested In Joining the clsss Is Invited to come, ob­ serve and try It out lor the first three weeks. No regu­ with the class of 1907 and, In bia senior year, was awarded the Seminole Chiefs’ Club trophy for most valuable man on the track team. After completing hia freshman year at the University of Florida. Gainesville, he enlisted in the Marine Corps. He received bis recruit training at Parris Island, 8. C., and later was assigned to th* First Force ReconnaUane* Company of the F ln t Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif. The couple will make their home in Gainesville while Mr. N a n c e resumes hia studies at the University of Florida. This Tuesday The Anna Miller Circle la •ponsnrlng a hamburger broil this Turoday from 6:30 to 7:90 P.m. at tha Elka Club. Mra. William Class la in charge of arrangrmont*. The public la Invited and sreved In tbe pavlllion. For dinners may be taken out or delivery service cell FA 2U702. On* quarter pound of hamburger will be served with potato salad, baked beans, as­ sorted dishes and coffee. Proceeds will benefit the Harry Anna Crippled Chil­ dren’s Home. The new parti­ tion will b« dedicated during the evening. T h a Dependable Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church meets with Mrs. A. L. Skinner, BOS Mag­ nolia Ave.. at b:30 p.m. for a covered dish supper a n d meeting. HTUKB HOURS; • TO 9:34 the third week. Those not Interested In Join­ ing are Invited to come any­ time ns visitors are always welcome. Thera is no admis­ sion charge for spectators. Classes will be from 7 to 1:30 p.m. and the regular weekly dance continues from 1:30 to U p.m. Sherri Lynn Ray Celebrates First Birthday The Fidelia Sunday School Class of Ute First Baptist Church will meet at • p.m. with Mrs. J. D. Cordell. Mem­ bers will please bring a cov ■red dish for the dinner. BAR-B-Q-SETS MATCHING PLATES, NAPKINS, CLOTHS, CUPS. APRONS, ETC. GARDEN CLUBBERS with their husbands and guests enjoyed a travel program a t the final meeting of the year. Left to right, seated, are Mrs. D. K. Gorman, president; Mrs. Henry Simpson, who showed slides of scenery from all over the world and Mrs. Volie Williams Jr. program chair­ man. In the rear sure Mr. Dorman and Mr. Simpson. (Herald Photo) Twins Celebrate MIMOSA CIRCLE gave Mri. Behrena a gift at Members of the Mimosa the close of the workshop. Circle tw>> at the home of At noon a luncheon was Mrs. Herbert Behrens for the served by the hoiiesiea on final meeting of the season the patio which waa decorat­ with Mrs. Gerald Behrens ed with attractive baskeU of and Mrs. Don Smith as co­ flowers hanging from the rafters. hostesses. Plans for the Mimosa sec­ Others present were Mmts. tion of tb* new year book Roy Partin, B. F. McWhor­ were made and Mrs. GcralJ ter. Howard Rice, Walter Behrens and Mrs. Smith were Schwarz. Frank Corts, Carl selected to attend tbo work­ Cborpenlng, Alice Roblolio, shop, in Gainesville, in June. J. J . Nicholson, W. S. WUlis Mrs. Ralph Patten waa wel­ and H. Lederhaus. comed as a new member and Mrs. Fred Behrens was wel­ comed as a guest A gift was presented to Mrs. W. B. Mojo for her lead­ ership during the past two years. Gifu were also pre­ sented to all (he members by Mrs. Mary Swankhous. A workshop was conducted by Mrs. Gerald Behrens, on BRA SIZED IN making conages. Mrs. Moye ~ Kader Jewelers iRflltRRd iH tlllf ii i S. Park Avt. & FA 2-2363 N e w Arrivals la Nsrth Orlando Mr. and Mrs. William Carr, 30 North Second Street, North Orlando, announce tho birth of a six pound, 11 ounce daughter, Laura Jeanne, April 29 at the Semisole Memorial HospiUl, In Sanford. A four and one half year old brother, David, and two and a half year old slater, Sherry, welcomed the new arrival home along with ma­ t e r n a l grandmother, Mrs. SHERRI LYNN RAY Walter Carts, of PUUburgb, Pa. Little Sherri Lynn Ray, daughter of Mrs. Linda Ray. of Winter Park, celebrated her first birthday at (he home of Mr. and Mrs. U. L. John­ Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr. and Dr. and Mrs. John son, on Narcissus Avt. guest Epps are attending the 10th The young Annual Meeting of the Flor­ helped open her gift* before ida State Dental Society in refreshment time. Jacksonville. Mrs. James (June) Brown Others attending were her mother, Mrs. Linda Ray; an left this weekend for Ben's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Run, W. Va., to attend the Virgil Pittraon, and daughter, graduation exercises of her Debbie, all of Winter Park, son, Danny Joe Nagle. Sha and Bob Johnson. wilt also visit with relatives. PICK UP AND DELIVERT IN SANFORD, DEBARY A SURROUNDING AREA. a l wav a r i n s T q u a l it y REDUCED TO CLEAR FAST! 50 PR. 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A-B-C CUPS, FOR Hwy. 17-92 A Sanford Ave. DEBARY, FLA. 7 A.M. to • P.M. - MON. thru FRI. NO AGE LIMIT AfRRrittm§MI lHlR|f By Shirley Weatworth Twin daughters of Mr. and Gifts - Cords (Formerly McVicora) 210 E. F ln t St. Roxanne STAY N* PLAY NURSERY & KINDERGARTEN Rt tRiR IR1E RMRRf Eighth Birthday Flemings Swimsuits Hamburger Broil MOXDAT 200 N. PARK AVE. la tio n . »tn Ko taken after Circle Plans Church Calendar "Fvaturlsg Fashions Jast Far Yea- SANFORD FLOWER SHOP a n naked la be then prompt­ ly at M a.m. and thorn who only wish I* coos to tbo "folad Scramble" are asked to bo than by noon. Hat Judging will follow tha luncheon. All aaambers are urged to attend la make this a n u fu l meeting. Reservations M U S T ba mad* by. calling 222 9039 339-0029. Transportation will ba provided for tbos* who need It Murray Nance Jr. Class To Start Weds Miss Sauers This Wednesday TWIN OB DOUBLE quJsit* and Mrs. Simpson ex. plained that a* on* enters, a money offering 1* expected and In return th* donor Is giv­ en a special gift. 504 W. 1st Opposite Goodyear 12 thru 20 Many s t y l e s we higher priced. Aci Ians, cottons, zippei dark und light shadt many to choose Iron - >i i II �\ ____ rj S Bums Close In On First ny Valted Pm* Menatiaaul All t h o a a crepe-hangers who v e ra so aura Walt Aliton was about to lose hia Job can march to the blackboard and write 100 times: "How wrong can anyone b e :” Alston's Job as manager ol the Lot Angelas Dodgers was regarded so precarious two weeks ago that owner Walter O'Malley broke a long silence by giving him a vote of con­ fidence. Ordinarily, a u c h verbal pals on the back too often turn out to be the kiss ol death but at the spectacular clip Alston has the Dodgers going now he's even in a po­ sition to throw a few votes O'Malley's way. At long last, the Dodgers look like the club everyone felt they could be but never really were since 1939 when they won their last National League pennant They have won six In a row. nine of their last 10 and have zipped from sev­ enth place to within one game of the first-place San Francisco Giants. They also were the only major league dub to sweep a doublcheader Sunday when they beat the New York Mcti, 1-0 and 4-2 in 13 innings. Southpaw Sandy Koufax rolled to his sixth victory with a two-hitter in the open­ lieved Met starter Al Jack- first of which drove In the Phils' first run. son in the 12th. Felipe Alou came out of a The Philadelphia Phillies downed the Giants, 3-0, in the one-for-three slump with a first of their two games but ninth tnning homer that broke Sac Francisco won the night­ up a 3-3 tie and brought re­ cap. 6-3. The Cincinnati Reds liever Bob Bolin his second defeated Hie St. Louis Cardi­ victory. Ed Bailey also bomnals, 10-6, the Pittsburgh Pi­ ered for the Giants while Roy rates thumped the Houston Sicvers and Clay Dairy tuple Colts. 3d), and Chicago and connected for the Phils. The Reds rapped Rob Gib­ Milwaukee split a doubleheader. with the Cubs win­ son for all to of their runs ning the opener. 3-2. and the during the six innings he I worked for the Cardinals. Braves the finale. 8-2. Cal McLish limited the Jerry Lynch and Frank Rob­ Giant* to five hits to gain his inson each knocked in three second victory tor the Phil­ runs as Joe Nuxhall picked up lies m the opener. Tony Gon­ his third victory and went the zalez clipped loser Jack Fish­ distance despite allowing 13 er for a pair of doubles, the hits. er and Frank Howard crack­ ed his seventh homer with one man aboard in the 13th inning of the nightcap. Run Hunt’s fourth inning tingle and a sixth inning in­ field single by losing pitcher Roger Craig were the only hits off Koufax in the first game, which really was de­ cided in the first inning when Tommy Davis’ sacrifice fly accounted fur the only run ot the contest. Run Perranoiki blanked the Met* on (our bits over the last seven innings to register bis sixth win in the nightcap. Howard's homer dealt the first lust of the season to Ken SlacKrnzie, who had re­ ★ ★ ★ League Leaders One Half Game Separates Five AL Leaders United Press International To get the reel ot the American League race today, try squeezing rive Into a telephone booth. That's exactly the same situation presently existing In Joe Cronin's circuit where a mere half-game separates the first (ive dubs and where the standings look this way: W. I- Pet. Boston 19 13 .391 Chicago 21 tS .383 Baltimore 21 13 .383 New York 58 13 .381 Kansas City 20 13 .371 The log-jam wasn't be'ped any Sunday when four doublcheaders ended in splits and none of the leaden could make the least bit of — vp-ito-t ->U- of the others. The Red Sox had an oppor­ tunity to widen their slender percentage-points lead after clipping the A’s, 7-3. In the first game of a doubleheader but lost the nightcap, 9-7. Baltimore won the opener from Chicago, 4-3, then lost a 10-innlng nightcap by the tam e score: the I*>j Angeles Angels beat the Yankees, 6-2, but dropped the second game, 10-4: Cleveland detest­ ed Minnesota, 6-4. and lost the finale, 7-6, and the De­ troit Tigers winced the Wash­ ington Senators, 3-1, in a aingle game. Frank Malzone drove in five runs in the tied Sox-Alhk llc s opener with two hom­ ers and a single that paved the way for Bill Monbouquette's fourth victory. KC reliever BUI Fischer scored his sixth straightvictory without a defeat In the night­ cap as George Alusik and Ed Charles each hit two-run bomers. Robin Roberts struck out the 7.000th batter of his ma­ jor league career in the Orioles' opening game vic­ tory over the While Sox. His victim was Juan P«am>, who suffered hi ■ first loss following three straight vic­ tories. Roberts allowed five flits in bringing hi* record to 24. Ray Herbert's string of scoreless innings ended at 38 when Oriole catcher John Orsino hit the first of his two homers in the third inning ef the second game. Orsino also singled home the tying run in the ninth hut Pete Ward's triple won the game for the White Sox in the loth. Jim Brosnan, recently ac­ quired (rum the Reds, was credited with his first AL triumph. Altamonte LL Elects Officers John Morrison was elected president of the Altamonte Springs Little League Assn, at a meeting of the group held last Wednesday night. Other officers are Martin Hearn, vie* president, and Lnme Jseh, secretary treas­ urer. MAYOR TOM MeDONAM). ri«ht. trie.* hi* grip un u bowling bull nTtur proclaiming May 27Ju n e 2 as "Family Bowling Week,” in conjunction with the statewide week. Owner of tho Jet Lanes John Spolski, shows McDonald what to nim for. (Herald Photo) GREEN BAY. Wi«. (UPI) —The Green Bay Packers have aigned linebacker Kay N 11 a e It k e and safetyman Hank Gremminger for the 1963 National Football Lea guc season. The Summer League of the Bill Hemphill Motor-ettes will start their league Tuesday at 9 a.m. At 9 a.m , thera will be a Two New Loops Set To Bowl Starting thin week, there will tie two bowling league* functioning at Jet Lane*. On 3Ionday afternoon at 3:16, the girt* from Seminole High School will have high a. hoo] boys Joining them in their current Kegier-ette* League, On Tuewdsy afternoon* at 3:45, the boys and girls from the Junior High School will stm t their own league and abo be bowling two games each Tuesday, two hits each for Lee and Nopper. In Little Leaguee action Friday, Perfection romped over Florida State Bank, 19lu as the Milkman banged out a 15 hit assault. Albert Jarrell was the- win­ ning pitcher for Perfection, Assn. Disbands Brady Cops Marathon Honors phy for the overall single engine class. Classification winner* were: Class 1: (I) Andy Tirlanl, (2) Tom Week*, and (3) Herb Norris. Class 2: (1) Andy Tirlanl. 12) Turn Weeks, and <3t Bill Nelson. Class 3: (l) Tom Moore, 12) Sonny Jones, and (3) Sunday. Ilra.lv wav awarded a tro­ David Cotton. Jim llraily took top honors at Uir annual St. John* River Marathon boat rare held Sun­ day. At Ihe same lime, it was announced that the asso­ ciation was being disbanded because of lack of interest on the local level. There were only 26 racers in tho annual competition Tuesday'* Game* S e a so n Ends 'I lie t ra**elt>erry women* Golf Association ended a successful sea -on Thursday at the Land 'n Lake* Country Club at Casselberry, with 2» women taking part. In the morning they played nine hole* of golf and held a putting and chipping contest under the direction of Norm Dorsan, new club pro. New officers were elected and installed by past presi­ dent Hetty Vickers. Officers arc Irma Bodell, Casselberry, provident; Debhie Pender, Casselberry, vice president; Mary Daugherty, Orlando, secretary, and Julia Ilartos, I in u y .ttana. t n m n n -----Tournament chairman, Bet­ ty Overman, presented tro­ phies to winners of tha sea­ son'* events Winners of the tvvoday Women's Aisoclatlon Handi­ cap Tournament completed last week were tied for. first place Barbara McKinnon and Vivian Conklin; lied for sec­ ond place, Mary Anderson and Debhie Pender, and third place, Doris Schautteet. I I ts c a s m r .- s ir L r T CompUte 6-piece Enaembie Ready to Fly i $ 270 00 IN STA LL ED MOST OTHER rOPULAIL AMERICAN CARS Air Conditioned 7 exclusive reasons why 'Jeep'vehicles are your best buy I 1, 1. J 4. * 5-inrli F.i*lr slop of 6 It Aluminum Suit fo r M Ride Cool b Comfortable are performance-proved over billions of miles! 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Los Angeles 20 19 .513 St. Louis Chicago 19 IS .314 HELSINKI — Swedish rac­ Milwaukee 19 20 .487 ing driver Oerjan AttcrU-rg 17 18 .486 was killed in tho 2oth Inter­ Pittsburgh Cincinnati 17 18 .486 national Elneintarha Grand 17 20 .439 Trig for formula junior c a n Philadelphia IT 22 .436 when hi* Lotus turned over Houston 16 21 .410 New York after a collision. Tuesday's Games St. Louis at Chicago INDIANAPOLIS — Veter­ Cincinnati at Slliwaukce. an driver Jack Turner of night Pittsburgh al Houston, night Seattle, Wash., was tcreiounly New York at Los Angeles, Injured when his ear skidihd out of control during a prac­ night Philadelphia at San Franci­ tice run at tho Indianapolis Bpe*dway. sco. JIM DUADY the ainglf ensrinf claM winner in Sunday’s boat rnc# o n Luke Monroe, accepted trophies from Mina Marilyn Hunt and Miss Sha­ ron Wilburns, at tho victory dinner held nt the Mayfair Inn Sunday night. (Herald Photo) Only games scheduled. brief meeting for the purpose of electing officer* with the league officially starting at 9:30. Those teams which are al­ ready filled Include the Ilivieras, l.e Sabre*. Tempest*, Pontiac*. Star Chief*, Sky­ larks, Bonneville*, and tho Catalina*. Team captains for these teams are Lai* Jackson, Betty Rickey, Mabel Duggan, Sally William*. S h i r l e y Maxwell, Sola Ferguson and Elaine Miller. All former league members are invited back for tbe sum­ mer session. C.P.O. Wins Babe Ruth League Play Over Elks C.P.O. nipped Elk* 7-8 in Babe Ruth League play F ri­ day night with David Golloher scattering seven hit* and collecting three hit* at the plate to aid hi* own cause. In gaining the win, C.P.O. banged out 10 hit* including Ct KVEI.AND - Ernie P a ­ via, 23-year-old all-time col­ lege football great at Syracum* University, died of leu­ kemia. ( 1-2 ). Motor-ettes Summer Loop Opens Tuesday |. ! Siflrn Two May 20, 1968 — h f t 7 Wmrti Standings Malzune, Bos Causey, KC Wagner, LA Boyer, NY Schilling, Bot Robinson, Chi Kaltne, Del Robinson, Balt Ystmski, Bos Allison, Minn National Player k Club Cvlngton, Phil Groat, StL Fairly, LS Aaron, Mil Demcter, Phil Cepetla, SF Temple, Hon Edwards, C!n Gilliams, LA Boyer, StL all M . ftaaforS Ity I'nitrd Press International SATURDAY BALTIMORE — Rex C. Ellsworth's Candy Spot* streaked to a three and onehalf length victory over Ken­ tucky Derby winner Chateaugay in the *180.000 Preakneas Slake* at Pimlico. MANILA. Philippines — Eder Jofte of Hraiil scored a 12th round technical knockout over Johnny Jamilo of the failed Press International Philippines to retain ids world Americas League bant urn-weight boxing rhamW. I- Frt. pimi.lup. Boston 1» 13 391 Chicago 21 13 .383, MOSCOW — Tsmarn Press Baltimore 21 13 .583 of Russia broke her own ttvNew York II 13 .3*1 ord for the women's disco* Kan*a* City 26 IS .571 Cleveland :S 16 .481 throw with a Ins* of oP.29 1.0* Angeles 18 22 .430 ineters tu t feet. ••1, inches, according to the Soviet news Detroit M 20 .412 Minnesota 14 31 .400 • geney Tims. Washington 14 24 .368 INDIANAPOLIS — PurToday's Probable Pitcher* Lis Angeles at Cleveland nelli Joins of Torrence, Calif., night— l.ec 2-1 vs. Kralick broke Ills own qualifying rec­ ur. I for Ihe Indianapolis 600(131. Chicago at Washington ndle auto race when he av­ night—Fisher (2-3) vs. Che­ eraged Uil.llkl mile* per Ilnur over the ill-milt* test distance. ney (4 3). Detroit at Baltimore night RIO DF, JANEIRO — The —Regan (24) vs. Tappas (3Soviet Union edged the United 0). Minnesota at Boston night States 73-71 In the world am­ — l’ascual (44) VI. Delock ateur hHski'th.ill tournament. Called Press Internationa] American Leagne Player k Clab AB K. H. Pet. 118 IS 42 33d 110 13 39 .333 143 23 30 .330 121 18 42 .317 133 2t 46 .343 124 21 41 .331 133 23 43 .323 139 14 44 .317 123 21 39 .317 124 23 39 .315 I-eague All R. II. Pet. too 20 36 .360 161 24 36 .348 136 19 46 .333 119 33 30 .336 123 21 40 .320 151 24 48 .318 120 9 38 .317 in 10 33 .313 93 IS 29 .312 143 18 43 .310 113 15 33 .310 Hunt. NY 87 8 27 .310 James, StL Home It bus America a league— Wag­ ner, Angeles 11; Allison, Twins—n —CTTCm rrwm Wtt jiiliiwi'H /g;;— — Wrrttr Sox 8; seven players tied with 7. National league— Aaron. Braves 13; Covington, Phils 8: F. Alou, Giants 8; six players tied with 7. Runs Batted In Americas League — Wag­ ner Angels 10; Nicholson, White Sox 28; Allison, Twins 29; Stuart. Red Sox 23; Rob­ inson, Whites Sox 23. Natiasal League — Aaron Braves 34: Fairly, Dodgers; Robinson, Reds, and Iloyer. Cards, all 29; F. Alou, Giants 27; Covington, Thlls 27. Filching Americas League — Fis cher. Athletics 8-0; Herbert. White Sox 3-t; Bouton, Ysnks 4-1; Buzhardt. White Sox; Morehead. Red Sox; Pizarro, White Sox. and Radata. Red Sox, all 3-t. National League — O'Dell, Glints 3-0; Koufax, Dodgers 8-1; Perranoiki, Dodgers 8-t; Maloney, Reds;; Simmons, Cards, and Nottcbsrt, Colts, Weekend Sports Summary •Iff FA 2-2263 555 W. la t SL FA 2-2821 CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 300 E. Second 81. Sanford, Florida Kaiacr Presents The Lloyd Bridges Show Tuesday 8:00 p.m. Channel 6 Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. FA 2-1181 308 B. F irst St. W. Park MI 4-89H �e>=5 * e- T tv : CARNIVAL By Dick T m e r •A M 6 , WOUL9 you stand L eg al N o tic e r ie r r r io tn i i n KOTICM IH harabr * !* • » t h a t I am a n gagad la baalaaaa at m (/B r ia n HO, S em inole C o n n tr , F lo rid a , nndar th a fla* tltlo u a aam a o f AUTO CLINIC O F F E R N P A R K , and th a t I In la n d to ra g la ta r raid nam a w ith th a Clark o f tha C ircuit C o u rt. Hemlnola C ou n lr. F lo r ­ id a . In acco rd a n ce w ith tha p ro v isio n s o f th a F lc tltlo u a N am a f t u l a t a a to -w ith : Fac­ t io n 4*4.1* F lo rid a gta ta ta a oyi L eg al N o tic e n o t ic e t i n m r ic T T T io ta n a Kis u w NOTICE U HEBEDT UIVBN th a t the undaralgnid da■Irina ta In bsalneaa a t Ia n ford, Hamlnol# County, Florida, undar th« nama tlATOR LUMBER AND HARD­ WARE, Inland lo reg ister tha aama nama w ith th a Clark of tha Circuit Court of Btmlnala C onntr. Florida. flATOrt LUMBER (XX n r : *' ■»W aal, J r . president Hutchison and L afflar Edward* Baltdlng I'oat Ofrlca D rawer H Hanford. Florida A ltornara for Owner. Publlah Mar la, IT, * Jau a 3. la . IMS. CDI-Td in tw m r im c tp p c o i r t o f t m k n in t h n m t m n sc i r r in a i b f o h « s u - “You know tomothing? Your oloctrlo tooth brush io grsot lor getting mud out of shoo odgool” VMWAT TIZZY A p ril. A . D. l i l t Mabel B. 1-ambertl Tenia It, R um A* E iecu trlr* a o f the K a u ta o f W illiam U. F*rgu*un, Decaaeed. Hti Ivth o tter ■ nd Logan A tto r n e r a a t L aw F lr a t F ed eral B u ild in g H anford, F lorida A lto rn a ra fo r E x ecu trices. c tri—I* Uar *■ n ‘ V‘ 1M* I I 1 T H JUDICIAL U IR . e rrr or i t n for r e n i. N«LW COUNTY. FLON IDA. tm b chancery no. i t m T ilt: U O W E R T D ANK va. RO BE R T BA VINO# P la in tiff, It. BCCCl.VT. a t (I Dafandant*. A k K tD K D NOTICE O F a r r r IN m iir t d m ib r o a r r i.o a t E K T O i lit ill CUT ft. DUCCINI h k i l l l R H ' H i |n an unknow n ■into o r en u n trr othar than Iho Rtata o f Florida, and m a ilin g addraaa ho- OLM COt A T * . F L O R ID A In C la a cary No* UTSS IN R E : PETITION OF F R A N K MACE McMILJ-AN and NANCY MAT­ T H E W S McMII-t-AN. NOTH'K TO A P P E A R T ot D onald L et Phelpa Raaldanca and w h ereabouta u n k n o w n . YOU WILD T A K E NOTICE th a t F rank Mac* M cM illan and N a g a y U a llh a w a M cM illan hava filed In th e C ircuit Court o f th a N in th J u d ic ia l C ircuit, tn an d F o r S am in ola C ounty, F lorid a, a p etitio n for tha adoption o f e a un n am ed m in o r m ala child b o m o f Vorda F th ra r P helpa on Decem bar ! ( . l i l t . At O rlando, F lorid a. Bald p roceed in gs nro In Chancary N o. 1*125, undar tha nama ■ nd alyla o f In lie ; P etitio n o f F rank M acs McMillan and N ancy M atth ew ! M cM illan. You a m com m an d ed to ba and apjw ar In sa id Court ba­ t o n tha H on orab le W illiam O. A krldaa a t tha Bem lnola C ou n ­ ty C ou rth ouie at Hanford. Florida, a t 1C3B A M . On Iho 1th day or Juno, 1141, and th r m to ohote cauao w hy maid p etitio n ahould n o t b a g ran ted . (•BA LI A rth u r H. B e ck w ith . Jr, Cl*rk o f C ircu it Court B y: M artha T. Vlhlan D ep u ty Clark M aguire. Voorhla A W alla 111 W all S t r u t Urlando, F lorid a A tto rn ey ! for P e tltlo n e m Publlah: May «, I*. lo . IT. 1(41 CDI— II M T I f S F O R BID S Tha Board o f C ounty Com ntlsalnners c f Hem lnole C ou n ­ ty, F lorida w ilt rece iv e blda « • ( I t (1 . B F p f, CMXR a t tha o ffic e o f A rthur If. FlltH T N iv a l M etric! 4*1 B eckw ith, Jr.. In th e Court* llum m ar Hireat, tloalon 10, houa* at Hanford, F lorid a up M aeaachusatla to l:e * P.M., M onday, May IT. A N D TIN A ll p a r tia l cla im in g 1*41, for tha fo llo w in g : In terest h r , through, un ­ ITEM NO. I d er or a g a ln a t tha uforaOna (1) n ew lig h t d u ty g T o sorry to hsor your fsthdr’s in Iho hospital, Jans KHofb My fathsr is sick, too, too. but HE'S lust sick and tiradl" r m W "w , SIDE GLANCES T By Galbraith I/, r ' A ____ ^ r u ^ V fV i b a m a jn /J y b o p o t i r w orn* rrlL-BU g r e a t r a A E tuocyj MEY/-»wb SALE! BY THE POOL, R W ON RWNT ^ « J E 5 W L T r . CVCT5/ .VyONC LEFT/ I LOST SOME GEAR \ __ TOO, YVNOW... ----- — “"v LOOK WHAT y HfiRb ! TPONE JO / TAKE MINE... MY XATXK.* f ITS TOUK3 ___________ HOW. ANT------~ ^ . V \ HOW, J d ' like th is , s e e ? J. GO!>l, IT FITS LIKE A ULOVG. / D0L6N*T IT f ( YEAH? WIU, THANKf,. • la ib m u ia la "No, my husband Is n 't going. A ftsr all, it's h it money and I think h a 's entitled to s ta y horns if h s w a n ts t o r ’ ta Pra.ioua P uula Yemen * MTIM—M -W PRACTKAUY SCMAM\ INS ATHIM N 7 H W n w p Bates too CAM RtilM .M P I'M NOT OOWO TO PUT UP WITH tTI.. W U « GCXNrt to NttO MB MOKS.TW4 tvs*, mM04V, EXT I'M NOT «JKE ACROSS j___ ~> dlltadcovar Ytmaa a major ailawoniaa narta " SDIaordar g — l aana af TSchool mihjcct 1U trrhaelogical llArUU attaa ( Earboat II Mauatala 10 Noah or uSE nfftoS 14 Laaao coat U tADdrd prooartr Id Enwary (ah I 17 ThnMta out tha Uaa llTbtee llm.t tlmaa llThtee (ewak Iranik form! Iarm! MNalthar I t Trial nSaaaa 13 Fiber knota zs Naarly It Rafarta (ah) llA arkto ttSpatt U reau te Mini YOU ARE A DOCTOR— ” I MUST. MY WCfllP ROT A FIGHTER. BA8ABU ) W STILL HALF16 A BHAWUR. WXI CCHT ? JlIN« * . WCAO . HAVE TO DO THIS/ TRAVELS FAST. X CAhNCr KUN F»CM. M'M • I AM N THE JUNGLE ) W M W 3NCWaMJwrsr y l owe this f c u o w T»e CLD MJLE5 --------- t r r — J r r o « P L E N iY ______ - / T y fah) WHAT ARE YCUR WEAPCN0, KNifE, SPEAR 1 Hub trar.) MTku country ■talaauli ITnallaa fidd att M Fruit drink 41 Number U Above Ipoet.) ttCQ MM a f. ft n m n sw ( • Lady LUarata Is Alta (ah) 40 Small apace (1 Small maul DOWN IWaaMtaViaha 11 BlaA*haw 13 Colanbe. U FYta patloa lah) 14 Cougar M CnUngja IT Mountain (comb, form! I t Shahaapaaraaa TlIU ARK h ereb y notified th a t a C om plaint to foreclose certa in m o rtg a a a anrum hartha fo llo w in g daacrlbtd re a l proparty, to .w it: t a t 11. n tork A, COUN­ TRY CLUB MANOIL UNIT N tx 1, acco rd in g to the p la t th e r e o f ee recorded in rial Bonk 11 , p * g ( tea, P ublic Record* of S em i­ n o le C o u n ty , Florida. Iiaa been filed a g a ln et you th a ab ove atyled ault, and rou are required to verve a C o p y o f y o u r A naw er or other P le a d in g to khe Com plaint on P la ln tirra a tto rn ey , ANDKIOTON. RUSH. DEAN*. LOW. "DEM A v an den IIEIKI, 122 E a it C en tral Boulevard, Or­ lan d o. F lorid a, and flta the o r ig in a l Anawer or other P le a d in g In th e o ffice a f tha C lerk of tha C lrrult Court on o r before Ilia ITlh d ay o f J u n e, IH 1. If you fa ll to do a d -a rea pro confeaeo w ill tie taken a g a ln a t you fur the r e lie f dem anded In tha Com­ p la in t. T h la X n tlet ahall ba publlahad once a w eek for four con• ecu liv e w eek a In tha Henford llereld . DATED thla Ith day o f May l» « l. (S E A L ) A rthur H. B eck w ith . Jr., Clark nt th e Circuit Court B yi M argaret E. Tyra D eputy Clark A ndereon, Rualt, Dean lo w n d e e A v a n den llerg 122 Eaat C entral Ave. U rlando, F la. P ubllah May 11. 14. IT J u n a I, 14*1, C D I-44 L eg al N o tic e "picunjnrui'ar KDTICH IB h a ra b r g iv e n th a t t am a n g a g a d In baalnaaa a t 113 P ln ar R td g a Rd. Caaaalberry. Bam lnota C o n n tr, X to rIda, under tha flctltlo u a nam a of. SEM -UR HOME D E I-IV E R . IRB and th a t I Inland to raglatar raid nam a w ith tha C lark o f tha C ircu it C ourt, B em lnola C o u n lr, F lo rid a . In a ccord an ce w ith taa p ro v lelo ..* o f tha F lc tltlo u a Nam a S ta tuiaa. lo - w lt : S ection 1(2 at FI rld a S ta tu te * 1*3*. •tig: H a rrr A. Cannon Publlah M ac 11, 14, IT A Ju aa A 1»(J. C D I-IJ IN TH K L i m i t IT C O IR T . NINTH J lU I C t A k C H UT IT, IN A ND FO R SEM INOLE CO CSTY. FLO RIDA IN CIIAACKHV SO. 13444 FIRM IN C A N A L SANCHEZ. P la in tiff. N ELLIE E D IT H SANCHEZ. D efendant NOTH K TO 'A P P E A R TO: N ellie E d ith Hanchaa 1211 K Aver* C h icago IT, tllln u la T ou nro h ereb y req u ired tv flic y o u r w r itte n d e te n te to th e BUI o f C om p lain t fo r d i­ vo rce riled h erein a g a ln a t you, w ith tha C lark o f tha abova at) led C o r 'i o n or b efo re J u n e 1. 1141, ai. I . rve a co p y o f aam a upon p. ' tlir ru a t lu m - v . Jam ea C. C o ll.PH W ta t Church S treaL O rlanJo, F lo r Ida. Ilarelu f a l l Hat o r ■ d ecree pro ronfeaao w ill ba antarad a g a ln a t you. W ITNESS m y hand a n d aeml a t Hanford, Bem lnola C ou n ty, F lo rid a , thla 2nd day o f May, 1141. (SE A L ) A rth u r IT. B eck w ith . Jr. Clerk o f tha C ircu it C ourt By: M argarat E. T yra, D C . Jam ea C, C o llier A ttorney for P la in tiff P uh llth : May 4. II. 14, IT, | } | I C D f—II tu tha C ourt • f tha iu tr J u d g e, Seaih IF. Btata • f F lorida, l a r reb ate l a re th e F a ta le a l l JEOKOE A L B E R T TAYLOR D acagaad. F IN A L NOTH'M N otice la h ereb y g iv e n th a t th e u n d erelg n td w ill, on tha l i t h day o f Juna, A. D. I f i i , p resen t to tha H on orah l* C ounty J u d g a o f Ham lnnle C ounty, F lo rid a , her rinal re ­ turn. a cco u n t g a d v o u ch ers, a s E ie c u t r li e f th e E s ta te o f (lEOHDK A LB ER T T A T I A* It. d eceased, an d a t sa id tim r, then and lhara, m ake a p p lic a ­ tion to lha aald J u d g a for a fin a l setlera en t o f h*r a d ­ m in istr a tio n o f aald e s t a t e , ■nd for an ordar d isc h a r g in g her aa su ch K iecutrlX . Dated thla tb* 1th d ay o f le a tba.: DM It. P. In-lln /■ / A nnie P. W agnon or V -lyp* liq u id cooled e n ­ As E a e c u tr ll af tha Re­ g in e; min. 4 cylin d ers; m an ­ la te of ual transm lealon; and aqulpRKOIIUK A L B ER T T A T LOR tntn t and aocaaaorlaa aa aperifled . I) tr e a te d P rlra hid a h all a llo w fo r H tenstrom , D a vis A M cIntosh trad e-in v a lu e o f ona ItST A ttorn eys fo r E a a cu trla Ford h a lf-to n tru ck now In P ost O ffice D raw er 1110 uea by the Co u p . , Road D o- Hanford. F lorid a Ubllah May 11, Id, T! A partm ant. D atalA h apeciricaIlona m ay bo o italnad at June 1, 14(1. tha o ffic e o f tha C ounty E n ­ c n i - i i g in eer In tha C ou rth ouse a t Hanford, F lorid a, or a l tha IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT. C ounty Road D epartm ent. NINTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT P rice bid ah a ll ba for tha IN iN D FOR UI1HINULK Item co m p lete and d elivered COUNT*. FLO RIDA . to lha C ounty Road D ep a rt­ UHANI F.NY NO. I.TWTI m ent on II. 8. IT-42, fuur NOTICE TO DK FKND f t ) m ile* South nr hanfurd. NANCY MKELTON, Florida, and ahould a ic lu d e P la in tiff, o r Hat se p a r a te ly a ll s t a t e ve. and F ederal t a i e a and a lte r ­ JCM81B J. ■KKLTOX, n a te or o p tio n a l Item s o f ­ D afan dan t. fered. D elivery d a te must be T H E NT ATM O F FLO RID A ■pacified and w ill he c o n ­ TO« JIOTHIK J. HKEl/TON sid ered In a w a rd in g tha W hoa* rasidenc* and a d ­ con tract. Bid sh ou ld ba a cdraaa I* u n k now n. •'om panltd by co p ies nt d e ­ PLEA8K T A K E NOTICE th a t tailed fa cto ry sp ec ifica tio n s, you ara h ereb y req u ired to ra tin g s and tech n ica l d a ta I lls y o u r wrlltHN g n a w er or co v erin g th a item * to ba d efen se, If an y , p erso n a lly or supplied. by an a tto r n e y , on n r b efore DM lo ba en closed In g Ju n e l i . 14(2, a t th * O ffice eralrtl envalupe p la in ly m a rk ­ o f th* C lark e f th * C ircu it ed on lha o u tsid e, “BID F u ll Court, a t th* C o u rth a u es in PICKUP TIIUCK W I T H Hanford, Hamlnot* C ounty, T R A D E-IN , o p en May ]| F lorid a, and to m all g cop y t* I." th ereo f to Ita n etro m , D a n a Rida w ill ba opened a t a A M cIn tosh , A ttorn aya for m eetin g lo bp hold In tha lla ln tir r . P o st O ffice H o t 122), County C om m ission M eeting Hanfurd, F lo rid a , In th a t c e r ­ lluom In th e C ourthouse at tain d iv o rce p ro ceed in g p en d ­ Hanford, F lo rid a . T u esd ay, in g a g a in s t you In th* Cir­ May t*. IM1. at 1«:M A. U. cu it C ourt a t th* N in th Judl* or aa soon th a ra a fla r a a puaal- ria l C ircu it, In and fo r Haml* bl*. nol* C o u n ty , F lo rid a . In c h a n , Tha rig h t la refereed to cary, an a b b rev ia ted title o f w aive any Ir reg u la rities or aald caue* b ein g "Nancy Mkel• S TH E C I H c r tT c o u r t o r TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL CIM- L 'ch n lrallllea In bids and tu ton. P la in tiff, varaua J ea sia reject an y or a ll bide. J. Hkalton, Dafandant,'* and it it o r a n d roR a r m Hoard o f (Nitinly Com m ie- herein fa ll not or a D err-a Nill.K COUNTY, ri.O RIDA. • Inner*, B em lnola C ounty. Pro U on feeeo w ill ba en tered ('IIANUERV NIL m u Florida. a g a in st yo u . and th * ca u sa the t u n it o n riv*B c e n t * J. C. Ilu tch laon , Chairm an proceed a s part*. HA V INI Ml II.AN K B y: W. Ilueh, Jr. (REAL) P la in tiff County E n gln aar v*. A rth u r H. B e ck w ith . Jr. Publish: May It, May 14, 14(1 C lerk o f th* C ircu it C ourt M ICHAEL J. A. W IIAON, J R CDI-14 B y: M artha T. V lh lan at ua and at a l U. C. D efen d an t* N ative fa* glda Htanatrnm, D avla A M cIntosh AMMNIIKO NOTIUM OP SLIT A tto rn ey s at Law Tha Hoard of C ounty Com IN ■ ORTIIAI1M r u R F .r t.0 4 t ’R g mlaelunera o f Hem lnole C oun­ P ost Of fir* n o t 1234 ty. Florida, w ill receiv e s e a l­ Hanford. F lo rid a TUI IIEURIIK A. W ALKER Publlah May 13. 14. FI A Juna and RCTII IX W ALKED, ed blda al tha o ffic e of Ar thur II. Rack w ith , Jr., Clark, 1, 1*41. hie wlfa RK n IDKNCK i la a n unknow n In the C ou rth ouse at Hanrord! CDI-14 ■tala or cou n try othar Florida, up tu 1:00 P. M . M on­ than the Hlata o f F lorid*, day. Juna IP. 1)41 for au p p ly. In s lha fo llo w in g and m a ilin g addreaa being 424 41 41. ARF1. CAN. COT F ittin g to g e th e r fifteen (11) X i t e l Air Mtatluu, Navy T ow n sh ip map* a p p roalm ately Num ber 111, F leet pit* 12 Inches sq u a re each and (Ifftva, New York. New p h o to g ra p h ica lly r e d u c i n g York theta on to ■ m ylar p o sitiv e, YUll ARK hereby n u llfled at a tw o to on e reduction. p o sitiv e, ap p ro a lth a t a C om plaint to forecloa* F inished a certa in m ortg a g e en cu m ­ m a tsly 11 1 , " a 4 1 S ” (In clu d ­ bering tha fo llo w in g described in g space a lt around for m a r­ g in ) sh all ha returned to Z o n ­ real property, to -w ll: L .t I. Itlock T * . CUCN- in g o f fic e fur a n y co rrectio n TltY CLl'U MA.Nult. UNIT o r adjustm ent*, and ad d ition Xu. I, accord in g to tha u f m argin. Upon co m p letio n plat th ereo f aa recorded o f said c o rre ctio n s and nddtIn P la t llook It, l>aga 11. II ma. p o sitiv e sh e ll ba raP ublic Record* o f S em i­ turned to blddar and tw a n ty . fiv e 12*1 m aps of th is a lia nole C ounty. Florid*, ha* b**a filed a g a ln et you In and ona th o u sa n d It. 00*1 m ap s the a h o ee-ely led ault. and you at 4 tw o to ana red u ction of ara required to serve a copy thla sla t f a p p roalm ately * jo f your \n etv cr or other * 11" Including m argin ) sh e ll P leadin g to tha Com plaint on ba furnished. A ll map* ahall P la ln tirra attorn aya. ANDKIt- b* num bered In upper r ig h t HUN. RI'HH. DEAN. U iW X - corner la aaquenc*. Mapa to Y o u r W elco m e W ay on PKS A van den UERiI. I l l b* printed on a good g ra d e I J C.iet C entral Avenue, O rlendo, o f tw en ty 1241 pound Rond * lin e teas w ill c a ll w ith FUirlda. and file the origin al W hite p*t>»e A to lera n ce In | a lift* and friendly Answ er or other P leading In reduction n o t to a ic e e d fiv e . • the o f fk a o f th e Clerk of percent < l* e l on tha final r e -I * ■ ra ttin g * from lh « c o m ­ Ih e C ircuit Court un or before ductlon la requested. m u n ity . tha 11th day o f June, 1441. tilde to ba en rloeed In g a If you fa ll to do an. a d ecree sea led envelope plainly m a rk ­ pro m u fea a o w ill be ta k en ed on tha o u te ld t “ UIJ* for a g a ln et you for (he relief d e ­ R eproducing Maps. Open June II. 1**1." m anded In the Com plaint. Thl* N otice sh ell be p u b ­ Illd* w ill ba opened at 14:44 lish ed one* a w eak for four A. M. on T u esd ay, Juna 11, >.on**,-uilve w eek s la The S a n ­ 1*42 a l a m ea lin g lo be held Y I U U IN I A P E T K O S k I ford H erald. In the C ounty C om m ission (HEAL) M eeting room In the c o u rtP . O. B o g t i l l DATED thla 4th day af house a t Hanford, Florida. May. 1*41. Tha r ig h t la reserved to N O R A N O R R IS Arthur II. B eck w ith Jr., w alva any trreg u L rltla a or TG M S I I C lerk o f the C ircuit Court te c h n ic a litie s In bid* and tu lly : M argaret K. Tyra reject auy or all bide. D ep u ty Clerk tluerd ot C ounty C om m liAnderson, Rueh, Bean. alonera WILCOMC WACO M I.ownde* A van den Berg Hemlnole C ou n ty, F lorid a 111 R a ft C entral Ava. J. C. H u tchison . Chairm an Urlando, F la. By II- A Brow ii. Z on in g P u b lish , May U . 14, IT A D irector June 1, 11(1 fu b lls h May 12, la , 14(2. CU1-4I C S t-4 4 NEWCOMER?Have you, or has someone you know, just moved to z new borne? �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. Classified Phone 1. Last * S. F ar Rent «* te ster* feral* May 20, IM S — Page 9 12. Real Estate For Bale 27. Spade! SS. P w t t w e M. Artktos Far Sale WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Bell Ua Year Fmratture. Quick 4 x B SPEED—Graph earner* RAVENNA PARK Service with the Cash. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS aad attachment!. Dark reesIF We presently have * SUPER TRADING PORT homes under construction All Types aad Stats PA M in . Ph. M 4 * tm We Repair ead Berries la desirable Ravenaa Park. Outstanding plana end ex­ AT 1 N X citing features! VA and Machinery and Supply Ce. S4. A rticles Far S ale freealn* or canning, HO# a FHA financed! Plea now to m W. 2nd SL FA 94412 Tent*, tarpe, tochers, paint, bushel, you pick and beta* vUit these borne* wool work clothe*, Army-Navy container. H A M SINGER Surplus. 310 Saafonl Ave. W. SEWING MACHINE BALES A SERVICE Perfect condition Balt*. NEW Shallow well sprinkler 44 stout; Reasonable. CALL FA 2-5788 Real Estate—Mortgages pump. 1 h-p. F A W. ITS. Want see 'em? Write Box 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 FA 9-5642. SMITH AlrCoadtttoa Ravenna Park FA 2 7488 geratlon service. All work M, c/o Sanford Herald lor appointment Evenings guaranteed. Very reaaaaFA 2-3177 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8340 able in pike. Day FA S-T454 READY MIX DonCrete, win­ CARS WANTED dow •Ills, lintels, steps, 15. Buaiaeea Opportnnlty Night FA 2-2M9. REEL’S USED CARS blocks, sand, cement rock, llth SL A Sanford Are. plpo, atrel, grease trap*, Fee Lease: Service Station. LAWN SERVICE Choice location. Apply The Mowing and edging, etc. Bat* dry welts, stepping stoees. •r; FORD ranch Transportation and M ind* Concrete Co. Pure Oil Co. *04 W. 6U1 kfaction guaranteed. Ph. 309 Elm Ave. PA 3-3751 ear. Be* at 104 S. Maple m FA 2-1117. It. call 222-1097. 9 ROOMS full of furniture. Plano Tuning and Repair MAN or WOMAN to service BUYING A NEW *r and collect from cigarette, W. U Harmon — FA 9-4320 9399.50. 30 plena In nil at Furniture C e n t e r . 1100 USED CAR? Ire and other coin operated French Arc. FINANCE IT WITH US dispenser* In thla area. This Air-Conditioning U a very good position that H. B. POPE CO., INC. SINGER In console. With at­ • Low Interest Rate* enn be worked full or part- 2W So. Park Ave. FA 3-4224 tachments A guarantee. • Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANS time. Person selected must 29. AutomobHe B en tee 923.00. FA 2 0411. have good serviceable car FOR SALE; !9N VoUtewaf* LIKE NEW. 1989 Upright Convertible, ta il engine AUTO RADIO SERVICE aad 10 or more spare houre Cold*pot Freeter. 550 lb. par week and $500.00 to PERSONAL RADIO A TV and traasmtastox. Top tore Frost free. Sacrifice. Cal) than year old. Caah price 23th. SL A Sanford Ave. 98,600.00 cash capital. Write FA 2-0111. giving name, address, tele­ 9396. Call FA PI Auto Glass, Tops phone number and all da 6 p. m. or FA T. V. to be sold for charges. A Seat Coven tails to Box 1116, Tulsa, B p. m. IT” RCA 118.37; 20" G. I . AUTO GLASS & 933.48; 11” West 91097; Oklahoma. PONTIAC Ventura. Sell SEAT COVER CO. 91” RCA, $30.40. AU In 1980 or wad*. Sate price $1T$B.: K . Female Help Wanted working order. Town A PA 2-3496 tiler A 204 W. 2nd St. FA 2-9032 PRACTICAL Nurse. Call ALL WORK GUARANTEED Country T.V. 322-9362. A REAL BUY FA 2-5890 or 404 Palmetto. USED kitchen cabin­ 1981 TEMPEST Station YTeAUTO GLASS GOOD ets and sink. FA 2-7636, If goa. Excellent condition. 17. Male Help Wanted INSTALLED no answer FA 2-3310, C, R. 91391. Can be seen at 60S Senkarik Gtaaa and Paint Schilke. W. tat between 9 A 3. EXPERIENCED Sami-truck Company Driver. Local work. P.O. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4421 $1 per day rental for ElecBox *21. Port Orange, Fla. trio Carpet Bhampooer with 37. Boats • Meters purchase of Blue Lustre. 31A. P ita 19. Situations Wanted Gateway To The Waterway. Canoll's Furniture. FREE Kitten*. Pb. FA 1-6319. R ob so n B p o rtlflf G ood* Child Care. FA 1-2374. WEBT1NGHOUSE portable Your EVINRUDX Dealer MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS Oven, 1 ton automatic air3049-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 9 9 M CHILDREN kept. Large fenc 3, AKC registered. Black conditioner, sunlamp, GE ed in yard. FA 2-007. with tea markings, 2 fe­ radio, small rugs, mlsc. SS. Motorcycle* • Bcrett n male* 946., Male |60. furniture. IS-0465. 21. fieentF VESPA MOTOR SCOOTER!. FA 2-8042. RECONDITIONED T. V.'i New A Used, HARRIETTS'BEAUTY NOOK r a w la salaa A a* mew— SsTFIowern - f f t i r o * and Radios. T. V.i 914-93 to Complete Beauty Service 2317 Country Club Rd. $34.95. Radios 93.U0 to Evening Appointments POTTED MUMS la bloom. $15.00. Century T. V. Ser­ Ph. FA-9-7MB 105 So. Oak FA MTU 35c up. vice. 1119 Celery Ava. Ph. GRA!>EVIU.E NURSERY 89. Trailer* • Cabanas Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Grapevine Ave. Near 20lh 8L PA 2-1412. 24. Electrical Services Call for Evening appointments 2 CLEAN Fura. Apt*. Very 2 BEDROOM, kltchan equipLOOKING for aomething more 10’ X 80’. TWO 25. Plumbing Services 111 Palmetto Are. 922-0894 Annuala. Petunias, Snapdra­ OFFICE Furniture. Includes * completely furnished a # reasonable. Ph. FA l-139t. pad home. Downtown. 9*0 than Just a tract housoT deek, iw lnl chair, filing 26. Radio & Television REALTOR — LNSUROR gons. Pansies, Vegetable per mo, FA 2-64G7. See tblr home custom de­ bile bom*. Iseluda* n w cabinet*, typewriter, etc. JF7. Special Services Eff. Fura. Apt. 611 Park. FA 3-4B91 111* S. French At* 25. Plumbing Services Plants. Dutch MID Nuncry. signed for Fla. living and console T.V. with outside 28. Laundry Service See R. W, McCullough In 3 BEDROOM block bouse FURNISHED 4 large room entertaining, 3 bedroom* 1 Upsala ltd. Just off 3oth SL autenna, weaker, rcfrlgtr. NO CASH NEEDED 29. Automobile Service Oetccn. FA 2-1862. and lit St. a tor, (tore, busk bed* aad baths. We’re not giving it 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. $61 a apt. Downstalri, Close la. 29A. Auto Accessories HOUSEHOLD furniture. Odd many other extras, IMS away-low down payment, Call PA 2-3819. month. T. A L Included. 2 BR. House, living-dining 30. Machinery - Tools 33. F o rn lte re piece*. 6 f t G.E. Refrigera­ and auume payment*. Lot terma. By owner 2*17 Sum- 122 8085. room. Alr-Cond. Garage, Plumblnv k Heating 31. Poultry - Live stock FURNISHED Cottage. Near tor, lronar, breakfast set 109. Park Ave. Trailer Park W* Buy, Sell. Trade, Repair AIR CONDITIONING carporte. large modern kit main gate. Naval Air Station merlin, FA 2-2977 after A 31A. Pets and other various places. 1DYLLWILDE CONTRACT and REPAIR BILL’S THRIFT SHOP chan. 983 month, with op­ 32. Flowers - Shrubs BY OWNER- Nice 4 Bdrm. New lovely 3 UR, 2 bath Reasonable. FA 14721. Be* K. W. McCullough in 1 BEDROOM *11 aluminum WORK Furniture • Appliances • T.V. tion to buy. 610 E. Uth St 33. Furniture 2 bath borne la Ravenna Housetrailer. 1948 Jeep. borne situated on corner HOT Sanford Ave. FA 3-4341 Open 9 to 8 dally aad Week­ Osteen, J. N. Hobson Jr. FA 2-1333 FURNISHED or unfurnished A Idyllwildc area. Large 34. Articles For Sale Both perfect condition. 9$0Ci lot Feature* galore in end* or FA 2-0228. duplex. * Urge rooms. Nsar utility Rm. aad workshop, 35. Articles Wanted CaU PA 3-9419. PIANO A-L 9160. NO 94304. PLUMBING Ph. 323-7363 WO Hiawatha SL 36. Automobiles - Trucks UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom baa*. No peU. FA 2-3739 double carports, air-Condi­ eluding Florida room, lux Contracting Repairs ury kitchen, central heat, Sanford, FU. 37. Boats - Motors tioning, central heat A fire FREE ESTIMATES kitchen equipped. FURNISHED 4 room Apart double carport*, and 38. M o to rc yc le s - Scooters bouse, Your Neighbor A t Hollers place, covered patio facing R. L. HARVEY U*ed furniture, appliances, Ph. FA 2 3651. meat. Adults. FA 2-9480. parate dining. 820,800 with 39. Trailers - Cabanas Lake Ravenna. Reasonably II50Q down and a* low aa 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 tools, ate. Bought • Sold. 12 BEDROOM bouse, Florida FURNISHED Apartment 2 priced. 301 Vlhten Ra. Ph. LarTy'a Mart 315 Saaford $123 per month. room. Available bow. Pb. Bedrooms, living room 26. Kadlo k Telev Inion FA 2-2414. Ave. Ph. FA 3-4132 FA 2-1549. kitchsn A Florida room. $60 PERSONAL RADIO A TV JENKINS &. WILLIAMS per month. Adults only, In | EFFICIENCY Apartment on 1 DAY SERVICE FURNITURE quire Otto's Barber Shop Firat St. Near 2 city free 21th. St. A Sanford Ave, NEW 4 Used furniture and Real Eilate-Mortgagee Sttlh St. A French Ave. parking Iota and shopping Pb. 313-0656 Office FA 2-2111 appliances. Good p la n to l i t N. Park Ava. FA 2-2420 itorei. No utility charges. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished Night FA buy—sail or trad*. EASY Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 FREE n 5 tube table model Suitable for couple or sin house. Kitchsn equipped 3SOTOO Evenings Radio, with each picture TERMS. Wholesale prices gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. |65 a month. FA 2-4691. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. FA 3-3677 FA 2 3*39 PA 2-1060 tube Installed. Call Sun for cash. Store. Telephone FA 2-7450 shine T.V. fur price. 311 SUBURBAN 3 Furnished 3 BEDROOM CB home. Nice NEW BRICK HOME 4oo S. Sanford Avenue | UNFURN. lit Floor. 2 rrat Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-9TIU . yard and neighborhood. rooms, 1st floor. Water fur­ 3 Bedrooms, 2 full baths bath. 2 screened porches 2*09 Summerlin. FA 2-4836, Double carporte, built-in kit­ nished. 4 mile* from town FREE ESTIMATE 27. Special Hervlcen 308 Magnolia Ave. Apply call after 4 p. m. $io rent See R. W. McCul­ UphoIiUrmg A Mattress reschen upatalr* evening*. lough In Osteen. LAWNS Renovated • Aerate ovaling. Naw A Used Furni­ AS LOW AS CARL MOYER, Service M anager WILL TRADE ture. Call Nix Bedding Ufg. Remove Thatch • Chinch 9430 DOWN 12 BEDROOM rum. ground Carl has been with our company for nine yearn. 3 Lota In Sanford, close to CLEAN, quiet Apt, 2 bed Co., at 7i« Celery Avt. Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fertifloor Apartment. Contact He. hi* wife, Marie end two boye James and downtown, for Housetrailer As low as $79.00 per munlb. room. Close In. FA 2-0647. FA 3-3UT. ‘le -F h . FA 3-4244 2312 Palmetto. Large landscaped lot with Robert are quite active In the First Baptist of equal value. Write P. O. trees, nice location. Monna MANSFIELD LAWN bElt. FURNISHED 2 bedroom Church. They live on Upenln Hand. Ctrl will find Box 702, Wildwood, Fla. WANTED reliable couple to Jarvis. Ph. FA 31810. house. Adulta. No pita, New people in town look at any excuse enough to go fishing, however hU lake up monthly payments FRIGIDAIRR LOCH ARBOR AREA FA 2-7664. rent Ambition is to see his two boye through Htrald Ada. Be aure your of 113.30 on 3 complete Sale* A Service MOST desirable taction, a college. _________________________ room* of furnilure. Call G. II. HIGH St. Johns Realty bualaeit la represented with 3 RM. Furn. Apt., $7u Mo. custom built I bedroom, 2 17M W. 1st St. Sanford TE 9-1311, Casselberry, col THE TIME TESTED FIRM attractive advertisements. Bedroom Air • Conditioned. bath home featuring com­ Reedy To Berve You At Hollers of Sanford Ph. FA 2-3*83 Wt. Ill E. 9th St.. FA 2-5766, plete separate dining and 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 Call FA 3-fill. family room together with 9. For Bate or Rent large formal living room. YOUR BEST LIVING AND Legal Notice For immediate possession House. FA 2-7SH or FA 3-4303 INYU TINS OPPORTUNITY and uader-prlced nt $14,7)0. I t I N L t i r t Bt I N iwweilf !N FLORIDA TODAY! 2 BR. 117 Catalina. FA 90678 Financed by owner after A T T E N T I O N L A D I E S .1 iwmlftael# C M B t ] , P i e r . M«* I n P m b a l p . $1,7)0 down payment, tan !■ r s i Knlwlr sef BY OWNER, 3 IMirin. 2 baths SQUARE DEAL CARS also be purchased on furn­ | UCO.S* g . P U K K K I N U large lot. FA 2-1953. w v ~W . M«*ll.aUllT O tca jitrl. ished bails. 92113 1961 CIIBV, MONZA. 4 Hpeed -----------I Tse All i r N I t i i r v anti I*# fere sew H i v I b i C laim * rep U # « i a d « 12. Keel BnUU For Sale 1796 1991 CHKV. Mtatlon Wages. A u to .------You are Interested In employment | A ta lM I M M t.s l a in UN 1986 RAMBLER 4 Deer, Auto. ............ You olid M«?h of you a r « LAKE FRONT LOT You are intereited in advancement , IMS | h o r t t i f n o t i ft o d an<l r#«i ilre*l 18)9 CIIBV, 4 Deer, 9 C|L, Auto. Treat. Greatly reduced for quick 1W1 S. Park Ave. I i n p r e s e n t a n y d L lm * Mini »!•UN You are a qualified stenographer 1*39 JAGUAR 4 Ueor ......... .................. , >nun>l* w h ich you. o r •Ittiwr sale. Lake Mary area. Ex­ FA 2-3232 anytime . UN [ o f y o u . uiiiy hitvet a g a i n s t th « I960 CUEV. Yt Ton IMck-Up-------------clusive with Brown Realty. | • • t a l a o f LteO.X g . I»ICK K i t 683 1938 FORD 3 Doer. 9 CyL, Mid. 4 BEDROOM. 2 bath home. FA 2-3237 or FA 2-19*1. (N il. ilL C ian iv l. lata ut e a t . J N3 1188 CHEV. Cenvartibte, Auto. Central air • conditioned. riOXIDA'S BUT HOME VALUll: I C o u n t y , lu the- C u u n t y I o f h g r i ii a o t t C o u n ty , H o r i t la . 3 4 4™BEDROOM Hornet. 1838 PLYMOUTH 2 Doer. 8t. Wagon Lake privilege*. Kltchan -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------at hi* offtno In t h i cou rt 36960 to 919.450 See models at Highland IN I PONTIAC 2 Door. Bid, Aa le ... ................3»3 equipped. FA I-T949. Can assure your future with I hotiAfi o f M49I4 C o u n t y At HiiikAs Low as 3210 down, 1937 MKKl’UUY Button Wagon. Aulo. ........... — 483 f u n i , F l o ri d * . a Utlifl * l s col* Ave. Lungwood. 10 minutes As little a* 343.11 aiiiiar in ij ti t ii a fro m t h a Urn* 1936 CIIBV. HU. Waxen. V-8, Auto., Air Cond. ~ 313 south on 17-02 and west on d month! j o f tii« f l r t t puhiiiAittwiit *if t h i s 1*57 L’llKV. 2 Ton Truck, 1 Hp. A lio --------- — 6*5 Seminole 1 block. R ttltft. Two c o p ies df #*vl» No Closing Costs! IMS PLYMOUTH 1 Door Sedan ------------------413 I cl 4 in* « r dam a ml s h a ll bo Iti LMX ENTERPRISES INC. ATTRACTIVE new 3 bed­ 393 1931 FORD Bta. Waxen, “V-8. S tandard------refiling, uni a (mil aioto tUa 49, Homesit* Investment 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, 4 CyL, Aat o . ----room, 1 bath home. Flor­ p U a a o f rt«l<J*rua and pout where Immediate opportunities are 313 Oppoitumtics 1913 CIIRV. t Door. V-9. Auto ................ — ijffluo i 4 dr«*e« o f th e c U I i n • ida room. 3 Mile* from ROBERT A. WILLIAMS open for those who can toko dictation 1A n a n 4 oliatt ho iwurn to by From Just $1095 89 1956 (11KV. Ft Toe Pick-Up, 1'oeer Urakn Sanford. Priced reasonable. Realtor th o c l a i m a n t , hi# a g e n t . OF L 1*33 CADILLAC 4 Door --------------- --- ----DRIVt OUT and type at reasonable speeds. iitAfBfy arid a. a*ufii|»anlxMj by Raymond Lundquitl, At*o. Ph. FA 2-29U5. 31 1931 UI.DH I Door, Power Steering, Auto, — A fi li n g f«0 o f UHfl d o l l a r ah 4 T00AY1 1959 CHEV. 4 Door, V-a. Auto. 44( v*1a(<u or d e m a n d n o t bo FA 2-3*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Im Int.i\t,t« S'f.NDKIEa Store. Stock 4 4«j 1954 RAMBLER It*. Wegoa, Auto. 1 filed s h a ll bo to lil a« V i let ell •Mr« Ci|», 1*51 CIIEV. yt Ten Pick-Up . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY By Writing equipment. Wall establish­ . 413 HoulOf it. C h ate au t u n w Ituee A* l U C U t u r o f tile U l t 3 4 4 Bedroom home*. Some 1931 PONTIAC 4 Door, Auto. 193 ed. Proprietor wishes to re­ tse O t u o a i Employment Office P. O. Box 2500 W i l l a n d Toalaniwnt of Hint le ri«i*« > with air-conditioning. tire. Call FA 3-0774 or L t c o x g . P l o t k h i .n o , »t old moit Daytona Beach, Florida D*c*a*«d DISCOUNT IF NO TRADE •icnM* TEE 'X GREEN ESTATES Luaguood TE 9-KUO. | ^ t « n a t r o u i ( IiAhlo A MclutooU JUlh St. W. by Mayfair Coun­ | A t^ o ru o y a f o r K x e c u to r 3 BUILDING Iota 80- x 125’. Fred And Audrey Yootkto Claud* Hiltett P. a D r u w o r 11SB try Club. fSA.iforl, P l o r! 4A N«ar church** on paved Thi Msokli Bros. Ine. 319 E, 3nd. HL 2505 Park Av*. Pubtloh Ma / IS . 2«. S7 A Juno 3 BEDROOM. 1>> bath bout*. road. Very de»irable art*. Onion*, Fla. • Ftont 96844)6 AN S Q U A l O r r o B I U N I t r I M P I O V I I FA 1-9711 Or Undo • Cll 1-3144 FA 2-N41 J 1213. S I Bradshaw Dr. Phoue FA 2-3327. 1 GOLM LOST: Brown squirrel Mon­ Efficiency Apt. S30 Vo. up. By N adine Seltxer City. SM W. l»t. SWEETIE PIE key. 2611 Myrtte Ave. 11 (een call Greg Carlton. Re­ RENT A BED ward. f a t - i m RoQaway, lla^R al A Baby 3. E ta u llo a • leetrueltom Bed*. By Day, Week, or Voath REGISTRATION .jpened for CARROLL’S FURNITURE Good Shepherd Christian Ph. FA H181 118 W. tit I t day school. S , 4 I I j u n old. Nursery |U , Kinder- S Bedroom houae, built-in Oven and Raise W * per garten $15. Transportation available tor city and out­ Vo. lying area*. 323-7312 or 2 Bedroom houte, Kitchen Office 204 W. First 32257:*. equipped $9300 per Mo. 3 Bedroom houte complete­ DEADLINES ly Furniihed $100.00 per U. S. CIVIL SERVICE test CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Vo. Women, 19-52. Start J. W. Hall, Realty T um., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day | Pb. FA 2-3041 before miertkm. Hon. • Sat. high at 9102.00 a week. Preparatory traiolng uutil tu-on. appointed. Thourand* of FRAME houte, I Br. WB Magnolia Ave. UnfurnUbed. Job* open. Eaperieuce u* STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Alto I B*. Partly fura. S. ually unnecenary. FREE Tue*., thru FrL - 3 P. M. day I Sanford Ave. Cheap rent. before in»ertion. Moo. • SaL| information on Job, aalPh. FA 1-3210. arlei, requirement*. Write noon. and phone. Lincoln Service, F U R N I S H E D Apartment. n«* RESPONSIBILITY: TODAY giving name, ad- Clean and cloae in. Jimmie ‘# dreaa and phone. Lincoln ON* The Herald will not be re- ] Cowan. 322-9012. acrvlee, Boa 13, Sanford tlth* iponaible for more than 0*1 STENSTROM RENTALS incorrect Insertion of your ad, | Herald. BR home (nice) 975 and reserves (he right to res-zo 2 BR extra nice 985 em te m a w . vlte or reject any advertUf-l^* Kent meat from what ordered to fumtahed I bedroom 3 BR Pinccreit 985 3 BR - 2 bath Sunland 8100 conform to the poUclea of thin | ^ ^ fa “Can Bobby out end fightr* BR, 21k bath (pool) $180 pap«. 4 BR, 214 beth (city) $188 | UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 12, Reel Effete For Sale 12. Real E state For Bala Apt. kitchen equipped. 101 CLASSIFIED INDEX BY OWNER. 2 Bedroom, m 3 BEDROOM houae, 2 hatha. W. 18th St. FA 3-4871. bath. Carpeted living room Living room, family room, 1. Loat k Found A hall. TE 8-38M after 3:20 fireplace room, patio, swim 2 BEDROOM upeUlri Apt. Real Estate—Mortgaiaa 2. Notices - Personals C o m p l e t e l y redecorat­ l i t N. Park Art. FA 2-2920 p. ra. Small down pay­ mlng pool. Kitchen equip­ 3. Education - Instruction | ed. tparkling cteao. Adult*. Ravenna Park FA 2-7*88 ment. ped. Centra) heat. Just out 4. Transportation $73. 150* Celery Ave.. H Evening* 5. Food 2 BEDROOM HrUM. 908 Myr­ aide city limit*. Will aacrimile £. of traffic light. FA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 6. For Rent tle Ave. Call Jimmie Co­ flee. FA 2-1387. FA 2-OSM. wart 232-4012. 6A Special Notices RENTALS HOME WITH BONUS 7. Business Rental* 1 BDRM. houte. NO 83122 3BDRM, unfum. home Loch Would you like best FHA 15,800 8. Beach Rentals after 0. Arbor $95. 2 Bedrra. Fura. terma on a home for your Neat 2 bedroom, 1 bath home 9. For Sale or Rent Apt. $55. 1 Bdrm. Fura. .In g o o d condition. Kitch­ family with a rental Apart W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 10. Wanted to Rent Apt. $45. Robert A. Wil­ mint Included T Du you hate Rooms private bathe, 11* liam , Realtor. FA 2-3931. en equipped, plus standard 11. Real E s ta te Wanted to face the expense of buy­ extras. City water and aewW, Flrtt St. 12. Real Estate For Sale] ing e hone* full of furnl age. Only $200 down, and "CLEAN quiet Rooms” Tbe 13. Mortgage Loans 2-BEDROOM furnished apart$34 per month covers verytu ret Then BUY this beau­ Gable*. FA 3-0720. 14. Insurance tblngl tifully landscapid corner B E D R O O M fbraithed property with all fins fur­ niture Included from TV to -----B r Malt, Help Wanted jw n m lth.^ 2 bedroom bouse. Apartment. FA 2-06*1. . Florida room. Mt aad EX 18. Help Wanted 1305 Elliott Ave., FA~f%34 NEW unfurnished 2 bedroom TRARs Garate, well and 19. Situations Wanted or FA 2-0525. Duplex Apt. New stove A Real Estate—Mortgage* 20. B ab y sitters refrigerator. W a t e r fura 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2430 pump, olhero. T O T A L FURN. Apt. 2300 MeUoavlIl* PRICE $13^50. Excellent 21. Beuuty Salons libed. Tile bath and terras Ravenna Park FA 2-7*85 term*. 10 floor*. $73 per Mo. Ph. 22. Build - Paint - Repair 3 room furnlthed Apartment Evening* 23. Building Materials FA 2-2374 after I. * for couple. 1*5. FA 2-7399. FA 2 2877 FA 25839 FA 2-8390 322-5612 322-5613 ii y Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty SE M M s js g g g _Sten*tiom_Realty Stemper Agency Wall It Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Pays To Use The HOLLERSO/SANFORD Seminole Realty Deltona IF YOU Herald Want Ads LAKE JESSUP GENERAL > ® ELECTRIC APPLY GENERAL ® ELECTRIC !} �I J r-.. IS.:1- * - -iff T7.V- h*. Brownie Troop Has Court Of Awards It Fbrthy persons were preeeat last Tuesday afternoon far a Oaort at Awards far North Orlando Brewnto Troop SSS held at the Village Recre­ ation Area. Twelve girts re­ ceived year pins and fly-op whig! from Mrs. Bill Plloian, troop leader and seven girls were presented with year * Monroe Jottings . . . Mrs. James Chaplin ‘ are returned from Cltndenln, W. Va. where they attended the funeral of hia brother John who was fatally Injured la an auto accident hero. Wa ex­ tend our aympathy to the bereaved family. • * • Hap­ py Birthday to Alice Nordgren. Bet aho la sweet sixteen. * • • Our thought tor today is by Ben Franklin. Ha aaya " la this world nothlng ess bo said to be certain except death and taxes." We A re to n s of son Claude Jr.'a new bride. She ia very nice lookMg. la fact she looks like s 2ong school girl. Mary and - Tfirurp Following the awards pro­ gram the girls and their goeets enjoyed a wiener naat. Girls receiving pins and wings were Statute Giroux, Glenda Blrfchimcr, D e b r a Biahop, Jennifer Burke, Debby Coyle. Deaiae Duquette, Kathy Greene, Sera Plloian. Pam Thompson, Patty Wabatar, Marisnne Young and Ann Smith. That* getting year pint - * •- * •• * . rWW- c SALE wore Jaiat Lacan, Kola Smith, Disaa Duquette, Lyada Maxwell, Debra FowoO, Dianne Stewart and Deborah Ward. Patty Parker waa not promat to m elee bar pin. Monday'* event weead * V. 8. CHOICE FRESH LEAN 100% PURE Sao Vo Fee KODAK CAMERAS, film and Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVK. SHURFRESH SHOULDER ROUND CHUCK STEAK U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED Happy T o A nnounce Our ROYAL ALL PURPOSE U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED H. A. Taylor. * * * Lucille and Herman Spivey had lots of company week before last. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton (Saudi If.- era » « r piwm lirrx .-«BiL.jU»eMcr of Mar. at toetr daughter-in-law and rttt bland. Also Carl Nol-" pan hardly wait until they sou from Forest City, and some home. Bubba la teach- Wednesday aha had Mrs. Erallg Jo h an s bow to speak msjean Tyner of Dundee and Wngiirfi. gh« to doing fine Mrs. Chris Driggers of Ortoo. • • • Bob Dorn waa Undo for the day. • • • Mr. Rome the p u t weekend to and Mrs. Forrester bad as aee Opal and the kiddies. * * guests at their home on W. Lncille Fitsgerald waa made P int St., Rev. and Mrs. SulMother of the Year at the llvan who arc missionaries Sunday Morning Service o( from Cuba. • • • The spitoe Vpsale Presbyterian vcys, Ward Yeager* and the Church. She waa taken by Allisons motored to Merritt ■ntprUe. Son Tommy knew Island Friday evening where about it days before but they attended a revival. * * kept It from Lucille. She Mr.and Mra. Ward Yeagers received a fold pin engraved have left for Pennsylvania, with her name on it by John where they will visit for a Andes. * • • Six mem- while. • • • Glad to see Mra. bars of the II. D. Club made Leon Dean back teaching a tour of the Modernaga school at Lake Monroe. She Furniture Store in Orlando, has been 111. * * * Wish I They reported a wonderful could have seen Herman Spitime. • • * The club will vey sweeping the floor the have a covered dish supper other day. Bet It all went on June Utb. * * * On May under the rug. He claims to 10th H.D. members heard a have done a good Job. • • • very Interesting talk by At- Mr, and Mr*. A. J. Luts left tnrney Doug Stenstrom, who Wednesday, May IS, for spoke on County Government. Lockhaven, Pa. where they - ----------------------------------- will spend the summer. They The fruit of the cherimoya will return In November • • tree to edible. Its white, Rev. and Mrs. Ix-on Dean smooth pulp, which tastes and daughter, Pamela, motsomewhat like a mixture of ored to Mt. Pleasant where pineapple and banana, to they visited Rev. George Juicy and delirious. Hawthorne. • • • Mr. and Yon wtK Ml* that we lure Included other specials this year. Take ad­ vantage of thme limited time prices at either plant location or eat! ua for free pick-up. All dry cleaning will bo mothproofed at no charge. Thh in good only ratll the garment la cleaned again and should not be confused with our regular 3 year written guaranteed mothproofing service. Have yaer d jlto * rieoaad the HaaMsao wey and stared far tha entire aaaiaser. Insarsnre of 11.00 per huadrrd valuation, ale. II.M. Clesr year i Im Ii of viator clothesLaf.ioa and die prelect thorn against mildew. Clothes will bo proceed and reedy ta a flm d _ n.. I __ . m ]_ SX_S.*^ 1 1 M A THER of Sonford DECORATIVE I VERSATILE! will rm itr the exclusir* Msolliino pruress; guaranteed udorlrsa. Placed ia plaotie storage bagn ea request. GUARANTEED 3 Year M O T H T R E A T M E N T available oa all woulew garments Including blankets. Prices available e* request. deodoriccd. sterilised, and placed is new blue stripe ticking. F.srlesiie in this area Fluff 'n Puff process use* cool, germ hilling ultra-violet light and ia licea*rd by the Htate Board of Health. Reg. $2.49 Special$1 Replace Binding On Blankets llkr-nrn took. to n il ore Reg. $2.50 K iprrt workmanship, guaranteed aalUfactioa. *1w SPECIAL will hr laundered with mild synthetic soap in low temperature watrr and treated foe one -ra.on ogsiaal moth damsgr. I’larr In plastic storage begs ea request. 20% OFF ^ EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MATHER of Sanford Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 20-1-09 E. last ST. FA 2-0983 COUNTRY 8TYLE THICK SLICED " " " REGULAR PRICE Seminole County Laundry Co. 813 W. 3rd 81. • Breasts I S • Legs • Thighs FOLGERS PAN HEADY FEATHER PILLOWS A LL WASHABLE BLANKETS ONLY PLAIN or IODIZED FLA. GRADE A L IV IN G ROOM O U T FIT Big Hafa with Matching Chair Keeker Cocktail Table sad * End Tables 3 Table Lamps Zlppcred Foam Cushions C0RDY*S BLANKETS T O BE DRY CLEANED danish modern 0 • • • • > ^ Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE FRESH 100% PURE U. 8. CHOICE Ph. FA 2-3233 BROILERS . . . lb. 39c LEAN MEATY - FINE FOR H-IMJ SM A LL SPARC RIBS 39c lb. . Economy Meat Specials CHUCK ROAS! lb. 39c SHOULDER ROAST lb. 49c *• T-BONE • CLUB • SIRLOIN 113 So. Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-3242 KITCHEN STEAK . . . . lb. 59c ALL MEAT STEW lb. 59c FRESH PORK LIVER lb. 19c Palmolive Soap, reg. b a r ...... 2/21c Palmolive Soap, bath bar . 2/31c Super Suds, large box .......... 2/49c Vel Detergent, large b o x .......... 33c Ajax Liquid Cleanser, 28 oz. 69c Sesd aaeet 0 o s. taw Downtown Cleaners & Launderers INDEPENDENCE Lemonade or Limeade QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PUCES GOOD MON. - TUKfj. • WED. LARGE SWEET WATERMELONS EACH �» t*V m Sanford Military Academ y Nears Reality y ■% ^ e i o 6^ B jr •0 I.ir r jr At toe request of the Coun­ ty Commission the press Is barred from a Joint meeting with the School Board Wed­ nesday evening a t the First Federal conference room. We bear "personality clashes” will be aired and possibly reSolved, other purpose of the meeting Is to discuss an ac­ cess road for the new English Estates School. • 0 V trtk e l • Ready To Come/ School Man Says ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ W a y P ave d For Sch o o l “Sanford Military Acad­ emy” will be in full opera­ tion with the commencement of the September term of school and with completion of property negotiations liter this week, J . P. Wlegers. chairman of the MacFadden Foundation, New York City, forward to meeting this week with City of Sanford officials In New York to finalize nego­ tiations. "We feel the community cm use another secondary school,” the foundation chair­ man stated. "We believe we can emulate our tremendous success In Tennessee, where we have operated a military scbce^-for 60 years, turning out thousand* of boys.” Wieger* stated that “ we have a soft spot for Florida because it was one of Mr. (Bcrnarr) MacFsdden’a fav­ orite slates. We feel » e can S V Sauforb Ifcralh Way waa paved late Monday afternoon for the City of Sanford to finalize negotiation* with the MncFadden Foundation to establish the “Sunford Military Academy” on Mellonville Avenue at Celery by September. The Foundation previously agreed to pay WEATHER: Fair ami mild through Wednesday. High today, 85-00. Low tonight. 60-05. • 1375,000 for the San FrancisThese off-the-record meet­ co Giants’ farm property, in­ ings by public officers are cluding dormitories, and for becoming more frequent la the city recreation area. The recent days. It was “prefer­ Gianta had agreed to accept red ” a reporter leave the IZ75.000 for its property. It was learned 12.25 acrea City - County Commission meeting last Friday although valued at 549,000, of the city’a the press was permitted to recreation area of Ibptus alt in another such session acrea had been donated by Monday. Even then, there the county with a clause It waa an “off-the-record” state­ would revert to the county m ent by one City Commis­ if used for oilier than re­ creation purposes. sioner. City and County Commiss­ • • • There’s a very interesting ion members were far afield piece of tape in Pete Knowles in their negotiations for the office that’s going to shock county to donate this 12.25 a lot of people when it is acres, the county demanding made public alter Ihe negotia­ as much as 52U,QOO and a tions for that prep school are right-of-way and the city of­ wrapped up. I’m still reeling fering nothing. Thla wanted right-of-way Is on the west from it. side of the May fair golf • • • course along a dirt road. A CONVERSATION WITH In the third meeting be­ JIM AVERY. tween the two groups the Reporter: 1 heard you city Informed the county Mon­ walked out of that meeting day afternoon that the cityjcitcrdav. i owned land of llu* golf Avery: They went below the course Is leased to the Nan price. No reason for me to i Francisco Giant* for 99 years, be a party to an agreem ent1 wit’.i SO years to run. I didn't vote for. The two groups made offReporter: Do , yoi|__think ami ifi- it'eit * ,. ' (~ “ . |~ers C| 9 is ins 1eumiicr 11111111 11 ufiJ.'r t k* city ook advantage of | ^rcc-hour «e*fion Monday the county taxpayers? 1afternoon, with the city rai*Avery: It was a lot lower ing its ante to 53,000 and figure than I would have then 53,000 but no right-ofgone for. . Reporter: You didn’t an­ W*TThe county finally offered swer my question. |o accept 113,000 for its Avery: Well, ch, let me equity, payable a t deferred put it this way, the county payments are received from presented a reasonable fi­ llie 31acFaddcn Foundation. i * gure. If that 515,000 la cor­ The city went Into special rect wc have been more than session in ami accepted on a I t lenient and charitable. vote. • • • Gen. J. C. Hutchison, coun­ A CONVERSATION WITH ty chairman, assured Ihc JIM CRAl'PS. city that h e . n d Commission Reporter: Well, what did ers John Alexander and John you think of that meeting Fitzpatrick will hold to their yesterday? agreement and so vote In Crapps: It was all right but “ they could have gone lor either Wednesday evening o’r .. M $ 10, 000. told The Sanford Hsrald fa Is not • trig city but Is Ideal­ a telephone Interview this ly satisfactory for us." Wiegcra expressed appre­ morning. “ We are most anxious to ciation that City and County come to the City of Sanford." Commissioners had reached Wlegers said. "When l was agreement Monday In their there three weeks ago I differences over the site (at found the community Ideal McHonville and Celery Arefor our type of operation. It ( n u n), adding he is looking VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire BULLETIN TALLAHASSEE (LTD— A bUI abolishing the special 94tv competency award for superior s c h o o l teachers passed the Senate today by n lopsided tote of 39-2, W U V A ... Established 1908 TUE3.. MAY 21. 1063 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 716 Kennedy Tells Cooper: 'D id Your Job W e ll' Stating the school wUl bo strictly a military academy, be said that “ we will com­ mence a real drive to open by September. We hope to complete necessary con­ struction this summer fromodeling of the Gianta* dorw ir.itory buildings}.” The local academy, to be named “Sanford Military /:ad em y .“ will be In charge of Col. Harry J. Furm an, a descendant of the foundera of Furman University and now associated with the Mac­ Fadden Foundation'* Castle Heights Military Academy at Lebanon, Tenn. Colonel Fur­ man waa In Sanford Monday Interviewing retired Navy of­ ficers Interested In being tm structora In the school, al­ though it will be a military academy and not naval. Wlegers, who said he wilt come to Sanford In the se­ cond week of June, added that the Sanford Military A c a d e m y will be as­ sociated with the Castle Heights Military Academy on­ ly in that both are units o( the MacFadden Foundation. The chief executive, beam­ ing hlmscll, said lie was "proud our country continues to produce such young men JIM AVERY who go so far” and do so New Prexy Walk* Out much. JERUSALEM, Israel (UP1) Cooper’s spectacular flight — Russian-bum Zalman Shalast week, he said, proved rar. one of the pioneering the necessity of having men *early settlers to what now is in Hie space capsules instead Israel, today was elected the of just machinery, and he The North Orlando Fire De­ nation’s third president. predicted llicrc would be an partment, consisting of eight American on Ihe moon before men, were left out in the cold Monday night at a spe­ Ihc end of the 1960s. Noting that Cooper was be­ cial meeting of the village VATICAN CITY (LTD — ing honored on the annivers­ council. While all commissioners. I P‘’Pe J®'111 XXHI has sufferThe Council decided to hold ary of Charles A. Lindbergh's . ed another weak spell, but is city and county, are agreed ■|' Jn>islin„ (in ke„pillPt ,Lnt. 11h 1i*, I historic (light In Paris, Ken- a special meeting Friday .... ------- . f1 1 .VI3 UH “it i* K°od bunneaa to i icliedulc of public appear l -nady—mid th r 'r - tlb'ht* look night at 7:30 to award bids - • ances, a reliable .................... alxiut the same (line hut th a t!on insurahee ior mo u n - u u u die proposed........... military scliool Vatican Cooper covered many, many ■P°Hce department and tabled santord, two members op* source reported today. times the distance. Yet, he action on Insurance coverage Jhc transaction finally said, both venture* were haz­ for its volunteer fire lighters. . negotiated by the City and At the same time, the coun­ ardous and daring for their Commissions l a t e WASHINGTON (L1I'll—The cil tabled action on Improve­ times. Senate today was expected to Monday atlcrnoon. ments to Its lone fire veliicls County C o m m i s s i o n - approve and sred to l^O and agreed to look into^ to* cr James P. Avery Jr. and White llause P riaM M ' K * possibility of a reciprocal C iyt yu- '.gii C wa-n - .u,«v>s * v oJoe m i'i Balm roily’s ~53C1_ . n m V *agreement with the Cassel­ ^ ,lf3| between the 91 and 12 hills with gold tlw berry Fire Department. otU| clt>. for the connserves instead of silver. county and city ior me coun­ Mayor W. W. Anderson esti­ ty «® *tve the city 515.000 for . . . .. . mated It would take from a quit claim deed for the CllU r i c i l t l 5500 to 1600 to improve the WASHINGTON <UIT h-La county-* share of the proposTALLAHASSEE (UPI) - tire truck "and there's Just al Me,tonvi„e , nU bor Secretary W Willard The way was paved today not enough money in the bud­ Wirti told Congress Monday for a conference committee get for that expenditure.” Ce'cr)r Av#nue*’ . VICE ADMIRAL ALFRED C J. WARD, Commander of the U. 8. Second «Pr*»««ng himself that one filth of Ihc nation’s The council authorized In­ lo reconcile a Silk) million Fleet arrived at the Naval Air Station Monday for a tour of the Motion. that the county should receive work force—14 million perdifference in House and Sen­ surance company officials The Admiral in »hown here (center) a t the luncheon at llie Mayfair an S2,,0"°' ,0 drop lo »«n»-werc hit by the uneinate general appropriations from llanna-Closton and Al he is being greeted by Andrew Carrnway, Chnimmn of the C. of C. Armed 517,500 “ but that is my final ployment problem last y ejr. Davis to draw up specifica­ bills. Force* Committee (right). At left i* Cnpt. Frank (I. Edward* former • • • tions for insurance coverage ° “v.ay’or Tom McDonald and ,1- ,,re” an<l w»lkt‘'1 01,1 ° r the Tiie Senate refused today commander of lintwing One here, who i* now Operation* Officer for the for the police department In­ An official of liw Castle City Commissioner J. II. “ eriing. without discussion to accept Second Fleet Stnff. (Herald Photo) GENEVA (UPD—Tile EuroHeights prep school was Crapps are slated lo leave In; the ducusaion before the the 996.5 million spending bill cluding death and hospital down yesterday looking over tonight or Wednesday for ' “ y . vote to accept the coun- peau Common Market nations passed by the House Monday benefits. New York City to finalize ‘v’* »akcr early today rejected "take It that domitory property. and asked for a Joint com­ A • • be tiellevci the coun­ or leave it" proposals for ta r­ negotiations with the Macmittee to work out differ­ ty should donate the property iff cutting made by the Unit­ Poor John Alexander . . . Faddcn Foundation. ences. The Senate - paired “ for free,” that the city ed States and their talks en­ AH day John heard about bill totals 51.123,000,000. should pay nothing. tered the final day with fail­ prep schools and at night at Major differences are In A v e r y , who previously ure looming. the Campus Monday some spending for teacher pay started to walk out of the refugee from Chelsea or. was raises, school operations and The Lake Mary Volunteer meeting hut was stopped by a it Munich asked him if he new construction. The Sen- Fire Dept, was credited wilh question from Mayor Torn It wus determined in tho m.-n for which aenrch Inis been lU, hill Iv more generous in saving the brand new mobilo wanted to hear some prep POUT AU PRINCE, Haiti Four nien have (wen vliurgMcDonald, charged (he city (U l'lf—United States pulley |H>*t mortem thut lloilsim's instigated. school music on the jukciwx with first degrrr murder every area. home of a young Navy couplo with “ being greedy” ami with toward Haiti remained unde i(, ,he ,|euty, of p-foyd Dodson. death was caused by blow* The sheriff stilled Gilbert by John Philip Sousa. from total destruction this • • * “ trying to put a No. 9 foot fined today despite an end to „ . . . _ „ about the head and not hy­ nnd Carry are being held with­ morning at the Seven Osks . . , 46-year-old I’aola bui-U-r, it dro* nlng. in a No. 6 shoe." He added six out bund mid "lire co-operat­ The word is that the feasi­ days of "silent treat­ Trailer Park when fire hroko Herald Index the "school will benefit San­ ment" of President Francois Volusia deputies took into ing to u degree" in the illreported today by Volusia bility study from First Re­ out due to a short in the elec­ ford and will nib off on the Duvalier'a government by the JSheriff Rodiiry Thursby. custody Fred Gilbert, East vestigistiun. search of Miami lor a uni­ Bridge ... Page 7 trical circuits of the home at entire county." lie later add- y s cn,|)a»sy, Dod»un’a body was found Highway 40, ami Joe Carry, versity here has been com­ Page II ClitMifled about S:30 a m. cd lie would drop his accept- j ' floating in the 8t- Johns River Sanford, ut tho time Dodson's pleted and tlic county Com­ Dear Ahby .... Page 7 Damage was estimated to a nee figure from 52U.OOO lo early In the nuirntng of May body was discovered. mission will gel a "look-sec" Editorial Page I be about 25 per cent by Flra _ 917.500 but would he "no Sheriff Thursby said first wilhin the next few days. MONTREAL (UPI) — The l5- Volusia Coroner J. 8. PetPage 7 Chief Ralph Abell who reEntertainment m * * party lo an agreement lower (Jin-bec government, cunvinc- ''r,,'ll *"*'1 ut that time there degree murder Wirrurnls were Puxxle Page 2 ported the loss. Ilian that." RANDOM THOUGHTS AT ed that anti contcderation ter- ,,ro evidences of foul play filed Monday uguim t Gilbert Page <i 7 Abell could only identify Society . Raker, in voicing bis oppo­ torists arc responsible for the •*"'1 »" »U‘UP»T «"» ordered, sml Carey and for two other A NORTH ORLANDO COUN­ llie couple's name os being Sports ... Page It) sition to paying any cash to CIL MEETING . . . Some­ .... P nge H U'audrnliead. ('. rule* recent wave of bombings' flan Ritzie was elected the county for its equity, one should Huy Woody here, took the lead today in commander of Campbell JOE MAKER agreed that the "city is in an all-out war against Hie Anderson a gavel . . . He’ll Luasing Post 53, American tlii* for a profit but so is Quebec Liberation Front. A Loud No break his fist pounding that THE SANFORD the county." He outlined in desk , . , and how about legion , Monday evening. detail (olf the record) the some chairs around the vill­ TALMIIASSEK (UPI) — Ocean laying off llie coast Ollier officers elected were: I city’s plans for use of the ex­ age office . . . Frank Holmes, first vice MIAMI BEACII (U PI)-U . The Slate of Florida today for a missile-launch safely pected proceeds. HU wav the S. Commissioner of Kducu- refused to grant llie fedrral tone. commander: Tom Hc*t, se­ lone opposing vote when the lion Francis K''ppe! called government exclusive rights The North Orlando C< The Stale Cabinet said, cond vice commander; Fred city agreed to accept tin- Vlunday night |ur higher of H6 mile* of Atlantic read a resolution (minutes) finance officer; however, R would cooperate Yejckle, county's olfer of 5I5.(KKJ. fiom the city of Sanfordd last with projects of the Defense Gene Stovall, historian; Karteacher pay and improved It. J. High Construction County Commissioner fare public attitudes to stave off night. It seems lb# Sanford Department and National lyle Housholder. service of Orlando, won a was absent from the CH* h tb e rs here complained ^ * * , chool conitructiun Gary..................... "mediocrity of Hie most par­ Arronautics and Space Ad­ ficer;: F. K. Donaldson, scr* about your favor.te news^ (h a |<)W bk| <)f| meeting and later, when ap alyzing kind" in public idu ministration (NASAi by Im­ geant-at arms; Victor Jenks, contract with prised of Ihe outcome, said cation. paper slant,ng the news, tie. at the posing stiKer regulation* to chaplain, and Cecil Carlton, 5371,10(1 among five etc. and had some copies cir. Public Instruction that "I have mi comment at keep the area as free as John F. McCloskey, John L. dilated throughout the county i a u., , >this lime but may later.” Artillery Fire possible trorn oon-auihomrd Galloway. George Swann Jr., WILL REMAIN Victory Jcnki and Joel S. at council High contracted to eomPLAUN OF JARS. Laos JACKSONVILLE (UTI) — personnel. various organisation* .. _ tU Pl) — Deafening artillery j The strikebound Florida East Gov. Farris Bryant, who Field, executive committee. What you’ all don't know and P‘«*« * ‘“>in six month, a. U_, Installation of officers will and marhinrgun fire echoed Coast Railway twgun a new sits as chief of the powerful ’ ' . . . . brary, cafeteria and music j what the commission failed lie held June 17 at Iho Le­ all around this advanced podmova Monday to furce the disstate cabinet, said the re­ room at Sanford Junior High I to mention in their epic was gion home. and tlon this morning us Gen inhuml of Marshal C. Jean* quest was too extensive. cafetorium that two of the commission School, a Kong !.*'» neutralist forces nelta, piesldent and genaral "We want to cooperate, j •rs Jim Crapps and Al Wil- 1 music room at booth bemin relumed Ihe fire after a soft manaffer, and Villiott Adams. but we can't advocate su.-h demanded their name* ' ole Junior High School, and son ocman ^ when i five classroom* at RuseBWald It* I nitrd P rr— International rning-up barrage by Ihr pro- general counsel, .if the Jack- a vast takeover of water area," he said. toe •'*found o u t°it was b e in g j Elementary School. | An uneasy lutial truce p ro -j Communist Pathet Lao. jsuiiville Tsnuinal Co. The government asked for Next regular session of the I vaifod in ItirmingiiHm today | ^ rn n I railway lost a similar circulated. hoard i* June 3. ‘hut Negroes vowed to eontin-' R O U D fl O f l u l r v S attempt last month when dls- exclusive rights of toe vast | WASHINGTON (U Pll — ttlU (he ------ or desuonstratlng for “atros** OTTAWA (UP!)—Secretary trict court threw out n -nit area of Florida territorial; President K e n n e d y today t.M-sker at the annual On Trial the-boaiif desegregation" in of State Dean Rusk today asking for the ousters. That waters stretching from Cape Jnamed Adm. George W. Alt guest speaker a lest speaker DeLusch. charged North Carolina plunged into a round of inti- suit was filed as an amend- Canaveral to Palm Reach as derson Jr., retiring chief of All| S^ ’r,1* ‘’ihTfos1 a T f p1™ with second degree murder in A Negro civil r.gt.ls leader mate talks with NATO lead menl to mu earlier court action a proicctive device for boat- navaloperation, as U. S. am \l a l * ' / ll 1 'chool cate- the stabbing of Hillman Behwarned al Jach.cn. 31ias., <era to lest support lor inca which sought an iiijuucUon ers and fishermen in the bassador toPortugal. ALSO Tho White House said Au/ troDhles will be rsns In October 1962. went on 3lon<lay night that racial turb -1 litres designed to patch upagainst the terminal company I Cape Canaveral launch area. **” *’ letters will b e,trial before a Jury in the eir-ulence would upset the MU-1 some of the eracka in the *1-1(JTC* fo rd n r It to handle The rights were sought "for derson would succeed AmbasOPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL, 9 pretented. L l ^ ^ ^ p i>uit cu|Jrl ,lf Vrdi* A sfosippi rairlia) mil.. r it llance and m rres,(. its mill fielght cur, for the struck *«i bmg s period of time as smbir C. Burke Elhrirk this JkUaiUirr. present, a .Williams Jr. this nioriung. ichaiige. its ia ,i.l polsiiea. itwry inigiiU ji.ilro .d , iniay be needed." Avery Walks Out; Baker Says ’No' WASHINGTON tUPtJ—Air Force MaJ. L. Gordon Coop­ er, flunked by the fellow as­ tronauts who blaied Ameri­ ca's pith Into apace, received today a presidential “ well done" and a hero’s welcome In the nation’s capital. Drawling out a “thank y’all" in hli Oklahoma ac­ cent, the M-ycar-old astro­ provide a worthwhile educa­ tional facility.” naut accepted a medal and President Kennedy’s thanks in a colorful and crowded ceremony In Ihc White House rose garden after a triumph­ ant entry into the city. Village Sets Insurance Bids To Aid Police Weak Spell Nears Okay Senate Nixes Spending Bill Reject Flan In Death O f Barber Undefined 4 Charged With Murder Taking The Lead Volunteers Save Mobile Home Ritzie Named Legion Head G ra n t R e fu se d Higher Fay Package School Goes To High Downtown Merchants Assn. A N N O U N C ES That the majority of Move On To Oust Terminal Mgr. Uneasy Truce Hits Birmingham DOW NTOW N STORES OPEN Naval Chief Gets New Post WEDNESDAY A FTERN O O N S throughout the SUMMER M O N T H S i �I J r-.. IS.:1- * - -iff T7.V- h*. Brownie Troop Has Court Of Awards It Fbrthy persons were preeeat last Tuesday afternoon far a Oaort at Awards far North Orlando Brewnto Troop SSS held at the Village Recre­ ation Area. Twelve girts re­ ceived year pins and fly-op whig! from Mrs. Bill Plloian, troop leader and seven girls were presented with year * Monroe Jottings . . . Mrs. James Chaplin ‘ are returned from Cltndenln, W. Va. where they attended the funeral of hia brother John who was fatally Injured la an auto accident hero. Wa ex­ tend our aympathy to the bereaved family. • * • Hap­ py Birthday to Alice Nordgren. Bet aho la sweet sixteen. * • • Our thought tor today is by Ben Franklin. Ha aaya " la this world nothlng ess bo said to be certain except death and taxes." We A re to n s of son Claude Jr.'a new bride. She ia very nice lookMg. la fact she looks like s 2ong school girl. Mary and - Tfirurp Following the awards pro­ gram the girls and their goeets enjoyed a wiener naat. Girls receiving pins and wings were Statute Giroux, Glenda Blrfchimcr, D e b r a Biahop, Jennifer Burke, Debby Coyle. Deaiae Duquette, Kathy Greene, Sera Plloian. Pam Thompson, Patty Wabatar, Marisnne Young and Ann Smith. That* getting year pint *- •- * •• * . rW W - c SALE wore Jaiat Lacan, Kola Smith, Disaa Duquette, Lyada Maxwell, Debra FowoO, Dianne Stewart and Deborah Ward. Patty Parker waa not promat to m e le e bar pin. Monday'* event weead * V. 8. CHOICE FRESH LEAN 100% PURE Sao Vo Fee KODAK CAMERAS, film and Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVK. SHURFRESH SHOULDER ROUND CHUCK STEAK U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED Happy T o A nnounce Our ROYAL ALL PURPOSE U. 8. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED H. A. Taylor. * * * Lucille and Herman Spivey had lots of company week before last. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton (Saudi If.- era » « r piwm lirrx .-«BiL.jU»eMcr of Mar. at toetr daughter-in-law and rttt bland. Also Carl Nol-" pan hardly wait until they sou from Forest City, and some home. Bubba la teach- Wednesday aha had Mrs. Erallg Jo h an s bow to speak msjean Tyner of Dundee and Wngiirfi. gh« to doing fine Mrs. Chris Driggers of Ortoo. • • • Bob Dorn waa Undo for the day. • • • Mr. Rome the p u t weekend to and Mrs. Forrester bad as aee Opal and the kiddies. * * guests at their home on W. Lncille Fitsgerald waa made P int St., Rev. and Mrs. SulMother of the Year at the llvan who arc missionaries Sunday Morning Service o( from Cuba. • • • The spitoe Vpsale Presbyterian vcys, Ward Yeager* and the Church. She waa taken by Allisons motored to Merritt ■ntprUe. Son Tommy knew Island Friday evening where about it days before but they attended a revival. * * kept It from Lucille. She Mr.and Mra. Ward Yeagers received a fold pin engraved have left for Pennsylvania, with her name on it by John where they will visit for a Andes. * • • Six mem- while. • • • Glad to see Mra. bars of the II. D. Club made Leon Dean back teaching a tour of the Modernaga school at Lake Monroe. She Furniture Store in Orlando, has been 111. * * * Wish I They reported a wonderful could have seen Herman Spitime. • • * The club will vey sweeping the floor the have a covered dish supper other day. Bet It all went on June Utb. * * * On May under the rug. He claims to 10th H.D. members heard a have done a good Job. • • • very Interesting talk by At- Mr, and Mr*. A. J. Luts left tnrney Doug Stenstrom, who Wednesday, May IS, for spoke on County Government. Lockhaven, Pa. where they - ----------------------------------- will spend the summer. They The fruit of the cherimoya will return In November • • tree to edible. Its white, Rev. and Mrs. Ix-on Dean smooth pulp, which tastes and daughter, Pamela, motsomewhat like a mixture of ored to Mt. Pleasant where pineapple and banana, to they visited Rev. George Juicy and delirious. Hawthorne. • • • Mr. and Yon wtK Ml* that we lure Included other specials this year. Take ad­ vantage of thme limited time prices at either plant location or eat! ua for free pick-up. All dry cleaning will bo mothproofed at no charge. Thh in good only ratll the garment la cleaned again and should not be confused with our regular 3 year written guaranteed mothproofing service. Have yaer d jlto * rieoaad the HaaMsao wey and stared far tha entire aaaiaser. Insarsnre of 11.00 per huadrrd valuation, ale. II.M. Clesr year i Im Ii of viator clothesLaf.ioa and die prelect thorn against mildew. Clothes will bo proceed and reedy ta a flm d _ n.. I __ . m ]_ SX_S.*^ 1 1 M A THER of Sonford DECORATIVE I VERSATILE! will rm itr the exclusir* Msolliino pruress; guaranteed udorlrsa. Placed ia plaotie storage bagn ea request. • Keeker • Cocktail Table sad * End Tables • 3 Table Lamps • Zlppcred Foam Cushions GUARANTEED 3 Year M O T H T R E A T M E N T available oa all woulew garments Including blankets. Prices available e* request. deodoriccd. sterilised, and placed is new blue stripe ticking. F.srlesiie in this area Fluff 'n Puff process use* cool, germ hilling ultra-violet light and ia licea* rd by the Htate Board of Health. Reg. $2.49 Special$1 Replace Binding On Blankets llkr-nrn took. to n il ore Reg. $2.50 K iprrt workmanship, guaranteed aalUfactioa. *1w SPECIAL will hr laundered with mild synthetic soap in low temperature watrr and treated foe one -ra.on ogsiaal moth damsgr. I’larr In plastic storage begs ea request. 20% OFF ^ EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS MATHER of Sanford Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 20-1-09 E. last ST. FA 2-0983 COUNTRY 8TYLE THICK SLICED " " " REGULAR PRICE Seminole County Laundry Co. 813 W. 3rd 81. • Breasts I S • Legs • Thighs FOLGERS PAN HEADY FEATHER PILLOWS A LL WASHABLE BLANKETS ONLY PLAIN or IODIZED FLA. GRADE A L IV IN G ROOM O U T FIT Big Hafa with Matching Chair C0RDY*S BLANKETS T O BE DRY CLEANED danish modern 0 > ^ Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE FRESH 100% PURE U. 8. CHOICE Ph. FA 2-3233 BROILERS . . . lb. 39c LEAN MEATY - FINE FOR H-IMJ SM A LL SPARC RIBS 39c lb. . Economy Meat Specials CHUCK ROAS! lb. 39c SHOULDER ROAST lb. 49c *• T-BONE • CLUB • SIRLOIN 113 So. Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2-3242 KITCHEN STEAK . . . . lb. 59c ALL MEAT STEW lb. 59c FRESH PORK LIVER lb. 19c Palmolive Soap, reg. b a r ...... 2/21c Palmolive Soap, bath bar . 2/31c Super Suds, large box .......... 2/49c Vel Detergent, large b o x .......... 33c Ajax Liquid Cleanser, 28 oz. 69c Sesdaaeet 0 os. taw Downtown Cleaners & Launderers INDEPENDENCE Lemonade or Limeade QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PUCES GOOD MON. - TUKfj. • WED. LARGE SWEET WATERMELONS EACH �» t*V m Sanford Military Academ y Nears Reality y ■% ^ e i o 6^ B jr •0 I.ir r jr At toe request of the Coun­ ty Commission the press Is barred from a Joint meeting with the School Board Wed­ nesday evening a t the First Federal conference room. We bear "personality clashes” will be aired and possibly reSolved, other purpose of the meeting Is to discuss an ac­ cess road for the new English Estates School. • 0 V trtk e l • Ready To Come/ School Man Says ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ W a y P ave d For Sch o o l “Sanford Military Acad­ emy” will be in full opera­ tion with the commencement of the September term of school and with completion of property negotiations liter this week, J . P. Wlegers. chairman of the MacFadden Foundation, New York City, forward to meeting this week with City of Sanford officials In New York to finalize nego­ tiations. "We feel the community cm use another secondary school,” the foundation chair­ man stated. "We believe we can emulate our tremendous success In Tennessee, where we have operated a military scbce^-for 60 years, turning out thousand* of boys.” Wieger* stated that “ we have a soft spot for Florida because it was one of Mr. (Bcrnarr) MacFsdden’a fav­ orite slates. We feel » e can S V Sauforb Ifcralh Way waa paved late Monday afternoon for the City of Sanford to finalize negotiation* with the MncFadden Foundation to establish the “Sunford Military Academy” on Mellonville Avenue at Celery by September. The Foundation previously agreed to pay WEATHER: Fair ami mild through Wednesday. High today, 85-00. Low tonight. 60-05. • 1375,000 for the San FrancisThese off-the-record meet­ co Giants’ farm property, in­ ings by public officers are cluding dormitories, and for becoming more frequent la the city recreation area. The recent days. It was “prefer­ Gianta had agreed to accept red ” a reporter leave the IZ75.000 for its property. It was learned 12.25 acrea City - County Commission meeting last Friday although valued at 549,000, of the city’a the press was permitted to recreation area of Ibptus alt in another such session acrea had been donated by Monday. Even then, there the county with a clause It waa an “off-the-record” state­ would revert to the county m ent by one City Commis­ if used for oilier than re­ creation purposes. sioner. City and County Commiss­ • • • There’s a very interesting ion members were far afield piece of tape in Pete Knowles in their negotiations for the office that’s going to shock county to donate this 12.25 a lot of people when it is acres, the county demanding made public alter Ihe negotia­ as much as 52U,QOO and a tions for that prep school are right-of-way and the city of­ wrapped up. I’m still reeling fering nothing. Thla wanted right-of-way Is on the west from it. side of the May fair golf • • • course along a dirt road. A CONVERSATION WITH In the third meeting be­ JIM AVERY. tween the two groups the Reporter: 1 heard you city Informed the county Mon­ walked out of that meeting day afternoon that the cityjcitcrdav. i owned land of llu* golf Avery: They went below the course Is leased to the Nan price. No reason for me to i Francisco Giant* for 99 years, be a party to an agreem ent1 wit’.i SO years to run. I didn't vote for. The two groups made offReporter: Do , yoi|__think ami ifi- it'eit * ,. ' (~ “ . ||~ers C|9 is in s 1eumiicr 11111111 11 ufiJ.'r t k* city ook advantage of | ^rcc-hour «e*fion Monday the county taxpayers? 1afternoon, with the city rai*Avery: It was a lot lower ing its ante to 53,000 and figure than I would have then 53,000 but no right-ofgone for. . Reporter: You didn’t an­ W*TThe county finally offered swer my question. |o accept 113,000 for its Avery: Well, ch, let me equity, payable a t deferred put it this way, the county payments are received from presented a reasonable fi­ llie 31acFaddcn Foundation. i * gure. If that 515,000 la cor­ The city went Into special rect wc have been more than session in ami accepted on a I t lenient and charitable. vote. • • • Gen. J. C. Hutchison, coun­ A CONVERSATION WITH ty chairman, assured Ihc JIM CRAl'PS. city that h e . n d Commission Reporter: Well, what did ers John Alexander and John you think of that meeting Fitzpatrick will hold to their yesterday? agreement and so vote In Crapps: It was all right but “ they could have gone lor either Wednesday evening o’r .. M $ 10, 000. told The Sanford Hsrald fa Is not • trig city but Is Ideal­ a telephone Interview this ly satisfactory for us." Wiegcra expressed appre­ morning. “ We are most anxious to ciation that City and County come to the City of Sanford." Commissioners had reached Wlegers said. "When l was agreement Monday In their there three weeks ago I differences over the site (at found the community Ideal McHonville and Celery Arefor our type of operation. It ( n u n), adding he is looking VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire BULLETIN TALLAHASSEE (LTD— A bUI abolishing the special 94tv competency award for superior s c h o o l teachers passed the Senate today by n lopsided tote of 39-2, W U V A ... Established 1908 TUE3.. MAY 21. 1063 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 716 Kennedy Tells Cooper: 'D id Your Job W e ll' Stating the school wUl bo strictly a military academy, be said that “ we will com­ mence a real drive to open by September. We hope to complete necessary con­ struction this summer fromodeling of the Gianta* dorw ir.itory buildings}.” The local academy, to be named “Sanford Military /:ad em y .“ will be In charge of Col. Harry J. Furm an, a descendant of the foundera of Furman University and now associated with the Mac­ Fadden Foundation'* Castle Heights Military Academy at Lebanon, Tenn. Colonel Fur­ man waa In Sanford Monday Interviewing retired Navy of­ ficers Interested In being tm structora In the school, al­ though it will be a military academy and not naval. Wlegers, who said he wilt come to Sanford In the se­ cond week of June, added that the Sanford Military A c a d e m y will be as­ sociated with the Castle Heights Military Academy on­ ly in that both are units o( the MacFadden Foundation. The chief executive, beam­ ing hlmscll, said lie was "proud our country continues to produce such young men JIM AVERY who go so far” and do so New Prexy Walk* Out much. JERUSALEM, Israel (UP1) Cooper’s spectacular flight — Russian-bum Zalman Shalast week, he said, proved rar. one of the pioneering the necessity of having men *early settlers to what now is in Hie space capsules instead Israel, today was elected the of just machinery, and he The North Orlando Fire De­ nation’s third president. predicted llicrc would be an partment, consisting of eight American on Ihe moon before men, were left out in the cold Monday night at a spe­ Ihc end of the 1960s. Noting that Cooper was be­ cial meeting of the village VATICAN CITY (LTD — ing honored on the annivers­ council. While all commissioners. I P‘’Pe J®'111 XXHI has sufferThe Council decided to hold ary of Charles A. Lindbergh's . ed another weak spell, but is city and county, are agreed ■|' Jn>islin„ (in ke„p ,Lnt. h i, historic (light In Paris, Ken- a special meeting Friday .... --------- . f 1 1 .VI3 U H i l lPt 11 1 * I “it i* K°od bunneaa to i icliedulc of public appear l -nady—mid th r 'r - tlb'ht* look night at 7:30 to award bids - • ances, a reliable .................... alxiut the same (line hut th a t!on insurahee ior mo u n - u u u die proposed........... military scliool Vatican Cooper covered many, many ■P°Hce department and tabled santord, two members op* source reported today. times the distance. Yet, he action on Insurance coverage Jhc transaction finally said, both venture* were haz­ for its volunteer fire lighters. . negotiated by the City and At the same time, the coun­ ardous and daring for their Commissions l a t e WASHINGTON (L1I'll—The cil tabled action on Improve­ times. Senate today was expected to Monday atlcrnoon. ments to Its lone fire veliicls County C o m m i s s i o n - approve and sred to l^O and agreed to look into^ to* cr James P. Avery Jr. and White llause P riaM M ' K * possibility of a reciprocal C iyt yu- '.gii C wa-n - .u,«v>s * v oJoe m i'i Balm roily’s ~53C1_ . n m V *agreement with the Cassel­ ^ ,lf3| between the 91 and 12 hills with gold tlw berry Fire Department. otU| clt>. for the connserves instead of silver. county and city ior me coun­ Mayor W. W. Anderson esti­ ty «® *tve the city 515.000 for . . . .. . mated It would take from a quit claim deed for the CllU r i c i l t l 5500 to 1600 to improve the WASHINGTON <UIT h-La county-* share of the proposTALLAHASSEE (UPI) - tire truck "and there's Just al Me,tonvi„e , nU bor Secretary W Willard The way was paved today not enough money in the bud­ Wirti told Congress Monday for a conference committee get for that expenditure.” Ce'cr)r Av#nue*’ . VICE ADMIRAL ALFRED C J. WARD, Commander of the U. 8. Second «Pr*»««ng himself that one filth of Ihc nation’s The council authorized In­ lo reconcile a Silk) million Fleet arrived at the Naval Air Station Monday for a tour of the Motion. that the county should receive work force—14 million perdifference in House and Sen­ surance company officials The Admiral in »hown here (center) a t the luncheon at llie Mayfair an S2,,0"°' ,0 drop lo »«n»-werc hit by the uneinate general appropriations from llanna-Closton and Al he is being greeted by Andrew Carrnway, Chnimmn of the C. of C. Armed 517,500 “ but that is my final ployment problem last y ejr. Davis to draw up specifica­ bills. Force* Committee (right). At left i* Cnpt. Frank (I. Edward* former • • • tions for insurance coverage ° “v.ay’or Tom McDonald and ,1- ,,re” an<l w»lkt‘'1 01,1 ° r the Tiie Senate refused today commander of lintwing One here, who i* now Operation* Officer for the for the police department In­ An official of liw Castle City Commissioner J. II. “ eriing. without discussion to accept Second Fleet Stnff. (Herald Photo) GENEVA (UPD—Tile EuroHeights prep school was Crapps are slated lo leave In; the ducusaion before the the 996.5 million spending bill cluding death and hospital down yesterday looking over tonight or Wednesday for ' “ y . vote to accept the coun- peau Common Market nations passed by the House Monday benefits. New York City to finalize ‘v’* »akcr early today rejected "take It that domitory property. and asked for a Joint com­ A • • be tiellevci the coun­ or leave it" proposals for ta r­ negotiations with the Macmittee to work out differ­ ty should donate the property iff cutting made by the Unit­ Poor John Alexander . . . Faddcn Foundation. ences. The Senate - paired “ for free,” that the city ed States and their talks en­ AH day John heard about bill totals 51.123,000,000. should pay nothing. tered the final day with fail­ prep schools and at night at Major differences are In A v e r y , who previously ure looming. the Campus Monday some spending for teacher pay started to walk out of the refugee from Chelsea or. was raises, school operations and The Lake Mary Volunteer meeting hut was stopped by a it Munich asked him if he new construction. The Sen- Fire Dept, was credited wilh question from Mayor Torn It wus determined in tho m.-n for which aenrch Inis been lU, hill Iv more generous in saving the brand new mobilo wanted to hear some prep POUT AU PRINCE, Haiti Four nien have (wen vliurgMcDonald, charged (he city (U l'lf—United States pulley |H>*t mortem thut lloilsim's instigated. school music on the jukciwx with first degrrr murder every area. home of a young Navy couplo with “ being greedy” ami with toward Haiti remained unde i(, ,he ,|euty, of p-foyd Dodson. death was caused by blow* The sheriff stilled Gilbert by John Philip Sousa. from total destruction this • • * “ trying to put a No. 9 foot fined today despite an end to „ . . . _ „ about the head and not hy­ nnd Carry are being held with­ morning at the Seven Osks . . , 46-year-old I’aola bui-U-r, it dro* nlng. in a No. 6 shoe." He added six out bund mid "lire co-operat­ The word is that the feasi­ days of "silent treat­ Trailer Park when fire hroko Herald Index the "school will benefit San­ ment" of President Francois Volusia deputies took into ing to u degree" in the illreported today by Volusia bility study from First Re­ out due to a short in the elec­ ford and will nib off on the Duvalier'a government by the JSheriff Rodiiry Thursby. custody Fred Gilbert, East vestigistiun. search of Miami lor a uni­ Bridge ... Page 7 trical circuits of the home at entire county." lie later add- y s cn,|)a»sy, Dod»un’a body was found Highway 40, ami Joe Carry, versity here has been com­ Page II ClitMifled about S:30 a m. cd lie would drop his accept- j ' floating in the 8t- Johns River Sanford, ut tho time Dodson's pleted and tlic county Com­ Dear Ahby .... Page 7 Damage was estimated to a nee figure from 52U.OOO lo Taking mission will gel a "look-sec" Editorial Page I be about 25 per cent by Flra _ The Lead early In the nuirntng of May body was discovered. 917.500 but would he "no Sheriff Thursby said first wilhin the next few days. MONTREAL (UPI) — The l5- Volusia Coroner J. 8. PetPage 7 Chief Ralph Abell who reEntertainment m * * party lo an agreement lower (Jin-bec government, cunvinc- ''r,,'ll *"*'1 ut that time there degree murder Wirrurnls were Puxxle Page 2 ported the loss. Ilian that." RANDOM THOUGHTS AT ed that anti contcderation ter- ,,ro evidences of foul play filed Monday uguim t Gilbert Page <i 7 Abell could only identify Society . Raker, in voicing bis oppo­ torists arc responsible for the •*"'1 »" »U‘UP»T «"» ordered, sml Carey and for two other A NORTH ORLANDO COUN­ llie couple's name os being Sports ... Page It) sition to paying any cash to CIL MEETING . . . Some­ .... P nge H U'audrnliead. ('. rule* recent wave of bombings' flan Ritzie was elected the county for its equity, one should Huy Woody here, took the lead today in commander of Campbell JOE MAKER agreed that the "city is in an all-out war against Hie Anderson a gavel . . . He’ll Luasing Post 53, American tlii* for a profit but so is Quebec Liberation Front. A Loud No break his fist pounding that THE SANFORD the county." He outlined in desk , . , and how about legion , Monday evening. detail (olf the record) the some chairs around the vill­ TALMIIASSEK (UPI) — Ocean laying off llie coast Ollier officers elected were: I city’s plans for use of the ex­ age office . . . Frank Holmes, first vice MIAMI BEACII (U P I)-U . The Slate of Florida today for a missile-launch safely pected proceeds. HU wav the S. Commissioner of Kducu- refused to grant llie fedrral tone. commander: Tom Hc*t, se­ lone opposing vote when the lion Francis K''ppe! called government exclusive rights The North Orlando C< The Stale Cabinet said, cond vice commander; Fred city agreed to accept tin- Vlunday night |ur higher of H6 mile* of Atlantic read a resolution (minutes) finance officer; however, R would cooperate Yejckle, county's olfer of 5I5.(KKJ. fiom the city of Sanfordd last with projects of the Defense Gene Stovall, historian; Karteacher pay and improved It. J. High Construction County Commissioner fare public attitudes to stave off night. It seems lb# Sanford Department and National lyle Housholder. service of Orlando, won a was absent from the CH* h tb e rs here complained ^ * * , chool conitructiun Gary..................... "mediocrity of Hie most par­ Arronautics and Space Ad­ ficer;: F. K. Donaldson, scr* about your favor.te news^ (h a |<)W bk| <)f| meeting and later, when ap alyzing kind" in public idu ministration (NASAi by Im­ geant-at arms; Victor Jenks, contract with prised of Ihe outcome, said cation. paper slant,ng the news, tie. at the posing stiKer regulation* to chaplain, and Cecil Carlton, 5371,10(1 among five etc. and had some copies cir. Public Instruction that "I have mi comment at keep the area as free as John F. McCloskey, John L. dilated throughout the county i a u., , >this lime but may later.” Artillery Fire possible trorn oon-auihomrd Galloway. George Swann Jr., WILL REMAIN Victory Jcnki and Joel S. at council High contracted to eomPLAUN OF JARS. Laos JACKSONVILLE (UTI) — personnel. various organisation* .. _ tU Pl) — Deafening artillery j The strikebound Florida East Gov. Farris Bryant, who Field, executive committee. What you’ all don't know and P‘«*« * ‘“>in six month, a. U_, Installation of officers will and marhinrgun fire echoed Coast Railway twgun a new sits as chief of the powerful ’ ' . . . . brary, cafeteria and music j what the commission failed lie held June 17 at Iho Le­ all around this advanced podmova Monday to furce the disstate cabinet, said the re­ room at Sanford Junior High I to mention in their epic was gion home. and tlon this morning us Gen inhuml of Marshal C. Jean* quest was too extensive. cafetorium that two of the commission School, a Kong !.*'» neutralist forces nelta, piesldent and genaral "We want to cooperate, j •rs Jim Crapps and Al Wil- 1 music room at booth bemin relumed Ihe fire after a soft manaffer, and Villiott Adams. but we can't advocate su.-h demanded their name* ' ole Junior High School, and son ocman ^ when i five classroom* at RuseBWald It* I nitrd P rr— International rning-up barrage by Ihr pro- general counsel, .if the Jack- a vast takeover of water area," he said. toe •'*found o u t°it was b e in g j Elementary School. | An uneasy lutial truce p ro -j Communist Pathet Lao. jsuiiville Tsnuinal Co. The government asked for Next regular session of the I vaifod in ItirmingiiHm today | ^ rn n I railway lost a similar circulated. hoard i* June 3. ‘hut Negroes vowed to eontin-' R O U D fl O f l u l r v S attempt last month when dls- exclusive rights of toe vast | WASHINGTON (U Pll — ttlU (he ------ or desuonstratlng for “atros** OTTAWA (UP!)—Secretary trict court threw out n -nit area of Florida territorial; President K e n n e d y today t.M-sker at the annual On Trial the-boaiif desegregation" in of State Dean Rusk today asking for the ousters. That waters stretching from Cape Jnamed Adm. George W. Alt guest speaker a lest speaker DeLusch. charged North Carolina plunged into a round of inti- suit was filed as an amend- Canaveral to Palm Reach as derson Jr., retiring chief of All| S^ ’r,1* ‘’ihTfos1 a T f p1™ with second degree murder in A Negro civil r.gt.ls leader mate talks with NATO lead menl to mu earlier court action a proicctive device for boat- navaloperation, as U. S. am \l a l * ' / ll 1 'chool cate- the stabbing of Hillman Behwarned al Jach.cn. 31ias., <era to lest support lor inca which sought an iiijuucUon ers and fishermen in the bassador toPortugal. ALSO Tho White House said Au/ troDhles will be rsns In October 1962. went on 3lon<lay night that racial turb -1 litres designed to patch upagainst the terminal company I Cape Canaveral launch area. **” *’ letters will b e,trial before a Jury in the eir-ulence would upset the MU-1 some of the eracka in the *1-1(JTC* fo rd n r It to handle The rights were sought "for derson would succeed AmbasOPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL, 9 pretented. L l ^ ^ ^ p i>uit cu|Jrl ,lf Vrdi* A sfosippi rairlia) mil.. r it llance and m rres,(. its mill fielght cur, for the struck *«i bmg s period of time as smbir C. Burke Elhrirk this JkUaiUirr. present, a .Williams Jr. this nioriung. ichaiige. its ia ,i.l polsiiea. itwry inigiiU ji.ilro .d , iniay be needed." Avery Walks Out; Baker Says ’No' WASHINGTON tUPtJ—Air Force MaJ. L. Gordon Coop­ er, flunked by the fellow as­ tronauts who blaied Ameri­ ca's pith Into apace, received today a presidential “ well done" and a hero’s welcome In the nation’s capital. Drawling out a “thank y’all" in hli Oklahoma ac­ cent, the M-ycar-old astro­ provide a worthwhile educa­ tional facility.” naut accepted a medal and President Kennedy’s thanks in a colorful and crowded ceremony In Ihc White House rose garden after a triumph­ ant entry into the city. Village Sets Insurance Bids To Aid Police Weak Spell Nears Okay Senate Nixes Spending Bill Reject Flan In Death O f Barber Undefined 4 Charged With Murder Volunteers Save Mobile Home Ritzie Named Legion Head G ra n t R e fu se d Higher Fay Package School Goes To High Downtown Merchants Assn. A N N O U N C ES That the majority of Move On To Oust Terminal Mgr. Uneasy Truce Hits Birmingham DOW NTOW N STORES OPEN Naval Chief Gets New Post WEDNESDAY A FTERN O O N S throughout the SUMMER M O N T H S 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 20, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 20, 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 20, 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/37c530963bf4900bfeb2c2cc4376e00d.pdf 8f3eda956f6e66549a212c11c867d922 PDF Text Text r EDITORIAL COMMENT Again, Again And Again Repeatedly your Herald has lined tho •'Com­ ment" to sound off nlmut, nnd warn nfoiinst, carelens neKliirenco which annually causes the loss through fire of ucrc after acre of our coun­ ty timber and pnsture lands. Agnln this week Rnngcr Albert Harris Is­ sued warnings th a t the county is in a record dry period and th a t now in NOT the time to do any burning. Variable winds coming a t this time of year only add to the danger for a single spark dropped in what is thought to be a safe place quickly can be whipped several hundred yards In any direction to ignite dry grass or under­ growth. In addition to pleading with the public to take precautions with burning, wo might ulso remind that stronger enforcement measures arc being taken by state and county officials with those caught in tho act of causing fires, either deliberate or occidental. Again, again nnd again, until such needless destruction becomes n thing of the past, pica after pica and warning a fte r warning will be issued in the effort to fight waste through fire. Panel Discusses Legislation By Jane Casselberry Dr. Paul Douglass of Rol­ lins College and four students from his Central of Practical Politics presented an Inform­ ative and stim ulating pro gram at a meeting of the Seminole Counly Young Re­ publican Club held Tuesday night in Howell Park, The student panel consisted of John O'Rourke of New York City, John Stevenson of Sarasota, May TcnEyck of Richfield Park, N. J . and Harhnrn Rainer of Winter Park. The group gave a resume of legislation coining before the current session of the Slate L egislature and debat­ ed lire proposed bill to put more teeth in the present Right to Work Law. Included In bills under con­ sideration are an across the iKiard sales lax. a limited medicare program for the needy aged, a conservation bill to take control of the waterways sway from count­ ries and a hill to require children to he six years old before entering school. Also under study is estab ­ lishment of' a technical in­ stitute at Cape Canaveral and one in Central Florida which would he a division of the University of Florida. In the opinion of ihe stu dents the latter ha* a better chance of getting approval from the legislature. Though alert young people disagreed strongly on the right to work taw, they agreed unanimously that the bill to implement It with pro­ vision* for injunctive relief and penalties had little chance for passage. This opinion was based on information they have r e ­ ceived regarding **a deal" to prevent Is passage result­ ing from a meeting in T alla­ hassee last week of Associat­ ed Industrialists and A FL­ IT O leader*. Viewpoints of the Union were presented by H erbert Sweety, union simp steward at the M artin Co., when the question was opened for dis­ cussion in the audience. Dr. Douglass congratulat­ ed the club for making his­ tory with the election of .Ian Fortune, the first Repub­ lican Legislator to date for Seminole County. Anderson Advocates Vote On Tax Issue The auffKcstlon of putting tho qucatlon of u per­ sonal property tax in North Orlando directly up to the resident# through n referendum was made |n»t week by Mayor W. W. Andcrnon when the matter of raising funds for village operations cumu up at a special meeting of the council. Bear Lake Girl Scouts Hear Nurse By Shirley W estward* B ear Lake Girl Seoul* of T roop 407 heard a program on nuralng presented by Mrs. R ichard O strander, registered nurse o f O range Memorial H ospital In Orlando, a t th eir regular meeting la st T hurs­ day, Through questions encour­ aged by the epeaker the girla learned th a t only registered nurses are eligible to w ear pins which actually are a p a rt of their uniform. She alao ex ­ plained th a t each school of nursing is Identified by Its cup Stripe which cannot bo copied and th a t nurses are required to p ast a two-day atata board examination before they can become registered nurses. Program speaker scheduled fo r today's 8 p. m. meeting of the troup a t the hums of Lead­ e r Mrs. John Hall ii Mr*. Amy Bachlcda, beautician and hair Stylist. Dunn Home From Army By lioulw Grayson J . N. Dunn, aon of Mr. and Mr*. Donald Dunn Sr, of Gen*va, ia homa with hi* parents a fte r having served for the p ast four yrnrs aa sergeant w ith th* Third Army Bucket Division in Germany. Dunn, who has received hi* discharge, ia a graduate of Seminole High and spent on* g ea r a t Piedmont College hafore entering the aerviee. He presently is making hie home with hie parents. "How do we know the pcopie don’t w ant taxes T tho kind of a city the people w ant ahould be left up to Lhu cUIxena and available fundi are not sufficient to provide even the necessary facilities," he pointed out. Councilman Irene Van Ecpoel took Issue advising th a t aha would be against Im­ posing any tax, regardless of also or nnluro, unlit it is de­ termined how fur present In­ come will go luwurils support­ ing the village. "We m u tt first show the people w hnt can or rn u 't tie done with avuilablu money,'* she stressed. A t this time Anderson scored another point by re ­ plying, "Have you ever had anything bunded to you? . . , I've worked fo r everything I’ve ever received a* I’m auro you have. I'm neither for nor against thin tax business. I'm only suggesting Unit it should ho left up to the c IMiens.” I t was pointed out earlier in the meeting th a t a tux hud bean proposed hut only for businesses and profeaaionnl offices. Longwood PIO Sets Election By Donna Este* Election* for new officers of tiie lamgwood Elem entary PTO will be held a t n 7:3u p. in. m eeting next Turn day in Hie school audlUirum. Recom mendations will be heard from Ihe nominating com m ittee amt nominations also will 1m> open from the floor. Following Ihe business meeting a Student Talent Show will be presented under the direction of Mr*. Elda Nichols. Refreshm ents will lie serv ­ ed by fourth grade motliera a t Bin close of the program . LONGWOOD l-H GIRLS view with pride their 19C1J Antcrlcnn Legion F air Trophy being itbuwn by HD Agent Mis# Myrtle Wilson, right. Rend­ ing from left, girls in front are Janice Lommler, Deborah Groce and Helen Zwolenski; second row, Terry Boyl«s, Claire Zwolenskl. Linda Isbill anti Cindy Hoyles; Imck, Townndu Showers nnd Peggy Ann George. Club mem­ bers who pluced us winners a t the recent County Events Duy, were, from left, Patty Coney, Clare Zwolenski, Peggy Ann George, Linda Isbill, Delmrnh Groce und Cindy Hoyles. Not shown were Murdn lh-ynnt nnd Carolyn Reynolds. (Herald Photos) M0US8A FKKAN Y Young Egyptian To Become U. S. Citizen • South Seminole Club jRanchers Seek Elects New O fficers1J"0Bu'td Own Air Slrip A L T A M O N T E Roy Seoul# were busy over tho past weekend holi­ By Mona Grlnstead days practicing for tho Twenty-five year old Mousi* "lower project" which P a r Id Fckany of Egypt 1» imutt hu mcomplislied making hi* home in North a t the District Clint* Orlando while wailing to lie puree a t Comp Uuitocho come eligible for American this coming weekend. cltixenshlp. The brother of Tho tower, to he erect* Mr*. Joseph llage. Fckany ed of logs lushed to­ arrived in this country by gether with slsnl ro|s', plane back In February. must he strong enough He completed an education for the boy# to climb In F.gypl m ajoring in ehemto the top. Thu troop lxiry and speak* English, doing t)io job from French and A rabic fluently. start, top photo, to He lias had 18 month* in Ihe finish, Isittom photo, Egyptian Army and before in the shortest period c o m i n g to Amerlr* he of timo, will get tiie worked in the Blood Rank awards. Scouts shown in Egypt. in the photos include An expert sw im m er fill* Mike Ricketts, David hobby i lie holds a tournam ent Shea, Raymond Gnlnc#, • ward for swimming across Kelly Trnwick, G a r y the Sucx Canal. Herndon, Gerald Croc­ Presently lie is working in ker, Richard Crocker, Ihe North Orlando General Ruddy I.iind, Donald Store with hi* Urothor-in-law Poit, Donald Paulsen aud sister. Other relatives a n d junior assistant here are hi* father, Farid scoutmasters Miko So­ Fckany, who cam e to Airierwell and J o h n Stuart lea lin e r year* tiKo, slid a HI. (Herald Photos) brother, Sam ir, wlio m in e lo tills country two years ago. Two sisters and a brother, all m arried, rem ain in Egypt. Fire Auxiliary Cancels Event By Mrs. Ail inn Mullrr The Auxiliary to the DoB u r y Volunteer Firem en's Assn, last week conn-led its unuiial spring luncheon and planned to reschedule the event In Ihr full. Benson for the action was not announced. The group met in reg u lar monthly session ut the PIru Station Beereutloii Hull with Mrs. Charles Ulrich presiding. Art Clubs To Participate !n Conference By Ixvuise Grayson The Geneva Citlicns A»»n will meet at 7:3o p. m. next Tuesday In Ihe Community Hull for discussion ot all new nnd old business, lo-wi* K. Hughey, prealdent. announc­ ed today, (Last week a petition of complaint against Southern Bell Tcleplame was filed with the Public Utilities Commis­ sion by anmc 70 rcaidrnl* of Geneva including a monitor of association mem 1s t *.) A film program on "D int y ard Cltrua" will be presentcd by Ernest laindbcrg, a*, aiatant county agent, who a l­ so will apeak about peach orchard* in Florida. The meeting ia open lo all person* in (he Geneva area and to tiie interested public. lly Joan Magln Members of the newly orgit ii iuxl rhuluutu Buy Seoul Troop (Eagle Patrol) are of. faring to do odd Jobs In Die community to rnise inunvy for their individual group. Tin) Imy* will wash window* or cur*, do yard work or any other* Job* in and around the home. Tho*a interested 1 are asked to contact Je rry Prc»sley or John Klehhei gi r. For Altamonte Garden Club By l-oulvr Slmnnrk The fuel Hi,-it camping trip: and lour* In the Florid* Ever glades do mil iircwiii the dan ­ ger* feared by must people was »trc**cit by Howard Mc­ Bride last Thursday night In 111* program far member* of llie Allumunte .Spring* Garilrn Club. McBride, who formerly wa* associated with ihe Stale Conservation Dept., said that laic* of th reati posed by alligiilur* and snake* In the '(! lades were largely uni mind ml since the alligator will nut attack link'** molested. Tb!» *l*o Is true of ihe snske which actually will run from man, he said. He lold of organising many cam ps In the tropical area lor boys between the ages of eight and IS year* who. by taking general safely precau­ tions, m ade the trips in *ml oul without diflieully. McBride also allowed a shell collection taken from the iiniiMial and brilliantly patterned tree snails which cannot he found anywhere north of t h e Everglades. Many ideas and design* cop­ ied from these snail shell* arc u*ed by tin- S em in o le In­ president; Mrs. F. Hetiberger, 21 Brighton Way. Casselberry vice president; Mrs. L. E. Swope, Lake Triplet Dr., se­ cretary: Mrs. A rthur Putnam , Sanlando T railer Park, curresponding secretary and Mrs. Otis Lee, Longwood, treasurer. The meeting was conducted by the vice president, Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, in the ab­ sence of Mrs. E. P. Rich­ ards. president. Nerving on the nominating committee presenting the d a te of officers were Mrs, Felix Mege, Mi** Ella Cum­ mings and Mrs. C. K. Fish­ e r. Installation of officer* will take place Monday, May 20 al a 12:30 p. in. luncheon al the Riksiia inn. Mrs. J . E. Dunwoody ol Casselberry, Roll tils College librarian, gave a book r e ­ view an "Wild Plants for Survival in Southern Flor­ ida," by Miami author J u ­ lian Martin. Plans were made for the club to lake two interesting field trip*. Next Monday the group will meet a l North gate Shopping Center at 0:30 a. m. to go to F oster's Hromelladc Garden in Orlando. On Sa • unlay. May II. members will meet at the home of Mrs. K. P. Richards on Lake Wildmcre in Longwood at 9:30 a, ni. for coffee before go­ ing to see the Kent Hay lily Gardens on Lake St. in -lamgwuod. Mrs. Ilcubcrger gave u re­ port on bird tours which are available through Florida Stale Parks. Hostesses. Mrs. E u 1a Burch, Mrs. C. L. Leggett and Mrs, Clark McCoy, serv­ ed refreshm ents prior to Ihe meeting. Thirty -one members ami one visitor, Mr*. Ethel Seely cf Ohio, were in altendance. By Sir*. Adam Mulb-r Region Three A rt Club, will send d e I c g n t c a and enter painting* and cruft* exhibit* for the Third Regent Confer­ ence i,ml A rt Exhibition to he held thi* Fifthly nnd Katurduy u t tiie Satellite lieaih High School. The exhibition will he com­ petitive with rihtion* awarded to cluli* having the best dis­ play*. On Saturday murning Dud­ ley Finger of I.ukcliind, first Vico president of (lie Florida Federation of Art, will illsru** Federation purpose*, ideal*, nt^nniiutiun* anil plan* for the coming year. A demonstration will he given on Saturday evening by Freddy Peterson, well known at list, traveler ami lecturer. dian* (or their handicraft. A native of Denmark, PeterI h e speaker said that In Min i* known for hi* wit and tlians in the Everglade* are fine iulj»tic ability. slowly- dwindling In number due to the fart B u t wavs id earning a living are gradually becoming harder ar.d harder to find This, in pari, is caused by the while man who ha* copied the Indian cralls and it able to print lice them By Donna Este* in quantity through use of The three third grade* ol machinery. Longwood Elem entary School Because of this, McBride will present an operetta en said, he foresees Hie eventual tilled " If 1 Were Going" al extinction of the Indian race 8 p. m. iicxt Thursday in which moile and more is he- tlic school auditorium. ing forced into the ''while More than lUh children world.*' will take part In the song* and dance* which will he re ­ presentative of Norway, Lapland, England. Britttany, Arrangement* for a St a Spain amt Northern Africa. The children have read year lease agreement between It) Joan M**ln about these countries in their llildiaiii Cani-i-lherry, property The uiimiul (Tiulimtii Com­ reading program and a n ' uwiu-r and the C«.-i Hu rry munity C h i c k e n Builieeue eager to perforin and dis­ Ucru-iitiun Commission have apunsoicd by Georgia M. Ju- play their knowledge amt la- Iwen completed to give the town another reel ration area, rob* Memorial t'oat will he Icnl. Tlia- property, located ru»t held thia Sunday from noon The public is invited lo al unlit 7 p. m. ut ihe Commun­ tend the program fur which of Ihr Woman'* Club Building there will lx’ no admission on Over brook Dr. ami tunity Club picnic grollndi. Mrs. H erbert lluauell, choir- since the children arc using tattling five lots, will be de­ man of the "chow line,*' ia In this means to express (heir veloped to provide u practice need of, volunteer* to htlp appreciation for cooperation baseball field for the younger arrve. Ticket* are available received on the school library boys and a possible softball j diamond fur tho girt*. drive l Ida year. from any Legionnaire. Geneva Citizens Set Meeting Life In Everglades Described Scout Patrol Offers Services Club officer# who lunl wuvK oegun incur ALTAMONTE SPRING second luccesilv# term arc, from left, Leroy U. Stover, president; Mr#, Georg# B. Heam, vice president; Mr#. Don Harris, secretary nnd Otto (Hemlil Photo) Baumgartner, treasurer, By J a n r C assrlherry The South Seminole Garden Club elected ulftccrs for the coming year a t a meeting held Monday afternoon at the Casselberry Women * Club. Mr*. II. T. Crittenden o! Red Bug ltd., wa* elected Third Graders Set Operetta Chuluota Legion Barbecue Set Lease Signed On Recreation By Mrs. Adam M ullrr M-Q Ranch owners. Herman ami Robert Morris, applied for permission lo build a private landing strip nn (heir ranch she near Osteen at Ihe last District 5 meeting of the Volusia County Zoning Board held at the Recreation Hall of Ihe Deltary Fire Sta­ tion. T in proposed a ir atrip, with approaches at either end. would be one mile long and three-quarters of a miln wide. The m atter was referred to the attorney in New Smy­ rna Beach. Bessie Buber was advised to advertise for a public hearing on her request to be allowed to locate a house trailer south of Bailey's Truck Stop north of the Oak Hill Town limit* on lo c cast side of the highway. The hoard look no action on a request from Sam Furnan who requested that per­ mission l>e given lo use lota one and two of Bella Vista Unit* No. 2, south of Edgewater, for trailer lots. AARP Chapter To Meet Friday By Mrs. Adam M ullrr A program on traffic safe­ ly will In' protested for members of the Dellary Chapter of the American Assn of Retired Person* at their monthly meeting sche­ duled for IU a. m. Friday at the Fire Slat ion Recreation Loll. Florida Highway Patrolman Vince Smallwood of Orlando will speak on safety in driv­ ing and show a idm . Judge Albert D. Williams and Con­ stable Oscar I’apincau of De­ nary will join Smallwood to present a panel discussion unit audience participation. Acttun by the D ellary group on setting up a special cancer insurance program for mem* hers is on the agenda for tiie business session The public is invited to | attend and participate m tins i program . - Legion Meets Set j Aiiietimn Legion Mt-motiul Fust 23(1 of Cusst Iberiy and {the Auxiliary Unit will hold meetings Friday night a t 8 p. m. a t the Women's Club Building on Ovribrook Dr. r* ) �.f>+■ " 1 k if - »v Ullu> l i m t l i t |25th S t. Project Approval WEATHER: Fnir ami mild through Saturday. High today, 80-85. Low tonight, 60-65. SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 FRI.. APRIL 19. 1908 United Press Leased Wire **7 Z o < * « By LARRY VKKSHEL Hold your ha I, hut the federal government ha* ap­ praised that 55 foot atrip by 9 the post office at $8(1,000 and turned down the high hid of H erm an Jacobson for flu.lKiu . . . Yea. Mn.ooo . . . that's typographical error. • • • Next weekU National Li­ b rary Week . . . Get to the local library . . . | wonder ' how many of you all even 6 know where it is . . . Walked Into Pete Knowles’ olfice this * morning and on his desk was a copy of “ Practical Adminis­ tration of L ibraries” . , . Tele says the Friends of the L ibrary gave him a copy of the book to read . . . o yes, it cam e from the Orlando Public Library. • • County Commission will learn Tuesday that the S ta t: Rnad D epartment will fourlane the one mile of the 2Mh Street (Highway 4fl) between French and Mellonville Ave­ nues at a cost of &ino,(MX). The two-lanc street long ha* been a bottleneck »n cross city traffic. Construction is expeiied to sta rt on this new project shortly after July 1. Tills is a prim ary road project oi SHIV Tlie County ha* just ro m p trtrd Improvement of “Slh Street west of French Avenue a* a secondary road project. The proposed 25th Street BULLETIN 'lb e House approved a resolution which rails on ronjtrrs* lo kilt the federal Income tax, * • Zoning Hoard this week tabled action on rc-roning a “ tremendous quantity of land by the Wckiva for industrial purposes . . . for the mining of limeroek . . . More infor­ mation asked for. • * # City zoning board was barraged with protesters after it was announced that a move was on to rezone a portion oi Celery Ave. to light industrial . . . Some SO people in the audience and the request was withdrawn. • • • Next item on the canal agenda will be a joint m eet­ ing of com m issioners of Orange, Urcvurd, Volusia and Seminole Counties, seeking their support for the w ater­ way. It is hoped the session will be held within the next two weeks, here in Sanford. • • • John K ridcr and llanild Scott arc considering a trip to Atlanta in order to expe­ dite that federal loan for tne port t e r m i n a l feasibility ^ study. Seems the government is roncerned a boot a sim ilar gran t ’way buck in 11)44. • • • Probably won't get the Woodruff building painted by Semi-Centennial Hay on the 27th, but there ARE some folks who arc interested in the beautiful appearance of our city on that day — for humcfolki as well as for visitors . . . Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority . . . As long s i they have agreed to w ater the podocarpu* plant* lining our m ain stem , they thought they’d go one more step . . . They sre going to plant pe­ tunia* in the pots . . . Red, while and blue . . . Kathy • Tooke heads up this activity € j for the civic minded boost­ ers . . . A warm “ Thunk you," girls, from all people who a re proud of Sanford. • • • S|H-akmg of beiiiilifiealion . . , Those m erchants in our downtown shopping c e n t e r who REALLY want to m ake tlie urea look belter — May their tribe Increase! I—should 9 jlavc a long look at what H iz/oncr M ayor Tom McDon­ ald and bis Abstract Curp. arc doing to the old M afftll garage . . . Amazing modern­ ization!! . . . Sec, fellows, it DOES work . . . T hat St. Johns Realty building and now this one are making that Commercial and Park corner a thing of beauty. ★ ★ ★ Kill Income Tax Move OK'd TALLAHASSEE (U P !) — The House opened hot debate today on a proposal asking Congress to kill federal inrom e taxes while a hill to bike state sales (ax revenues I C A I C IN MILE I by too million was filed in alternate routes-of-way. The first and favored route is the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF Seminole, Erevan!, Vo. the lower cham ber. .Maytowu Canal, from Lake Harney to the headwaters of the luxin ami Orange Counties will lie invited within the next two Tin- House resolution call* Indian River. The second is the Suuford-Tit navi lie Canal, south weeks to a joint session seeking their support for a proposed on the Congress to pas* a of Highway 4(1. The third is the Ellis Canal, south of Highway waterway between Sanlord ami the Atlantic Ocean. This map constitutional am endm ent lo 50. John Krider, committee chairman, said he will request the was presented by the engineer, Harold Scott, to the St. Johns* rial Hie tax on grounds Hut four counties commissioners to meet here on the project. Indian River Navigating Committee Thursday. It depicts three the nation “ is on the road to ruin.” Meanwhile, bills were intro­ duced in the Senate lo estab ­ lish a school of engineering in East-Central Florida and lo borrow $;g) million tor pub­ lic recreation lands in Flor­ ida. The MM million sales tax proposal and the $50 miIIion bond plan have twills horn endorsed by Gov. F arris Hryi IIm< public. It specifically ex ­ only one senator. J a m rs Cun anl. “The people of la-vy Coun­ fre e'.” TALLAHASSEE (C P I) Hep. John Crew* filed Hie ile said the hill wmihi not empiK secret meetings of the nor of Brook** illr. ra sl all at A bill to prohibit secret meet ty like secret meetings,” present official* from getting Senule. allowed liy the Stale Hrmative vote. And he laugh tax proposal, which culls (or Usiicr said. ing* by state, county and city a blanket extension of the rd as he did it. “ I am serious about this together in secret to inform al­ Constitution. governing laiards wa* laugh­ hill," Cross three per rent sales tax to Maximum penally for viola said, adding ly discuss m atters. All It ed to death in a Senate Com­ “ somewhere in the llilile It would require, he said, i* that lion would lie $5<xi and six virtually ull Items hut medi­ m ittee today. cines and groceries. says ‘ye shall know the truth no official actions tie taken month* in Jail. It was the second tim e the and the truth shall set you except at meeting* open to When tlie roll wa* railed lull had been killed. The first tim e, the general legislation com mittee turned It d o w n without Sen. J. A nasal court of inquiry Emory Corn*. Gainesville, the Investigating (he ainklng of sponsor, having an opportun­ the subm arine Thresher ity to speak (or it. lie per MIAMI (U P I) - Antonio de mas u n rapertnfly rinsed to V anina, viee-president of the suatled C hairm an D e w e y the public today for un­ Cuban refugee Revolutionary Johnson, Quincy, to give him a hearing, hut the rr*ult* llow eser, It was leurned the federal government would f i­ disclosed reasons. Site of the proposed Sem­ Council, sought Unlay to r e ­ were the same. P o r t s m o u t h , n . i i . — build the exile group follow­ inole County nti-|HitL won lin­ port wilt lie plnccd nlong nance fil) per re n t of airport Sen. E ller Usher of Iren Highway til West, ill the vi­ con struct Ion on n matching (C P I) —Two crewm en who ing Hie storm y resignation ton facetiously oliered an ing chosen this afternoon In n cinity of the new In tersta te 4 fund basis, even to the point by chance m lu c d th f falal of President Jose Mini C ar­ am endm ent to m ake the loll itpri-iiil meeting. highway. of supplying lists, a la-acon, dive of the nuclear (ilhinar dona. Merle W arner, chairm an of apply only to Alachua County Mini, no, resigned T hurs­ Prelim inary planning is for etc., on a "fo r-frec" basis in ine T hresher with 12!) men the Chnmlier of Commerce which brought a ro ar of atm an) have testified that day charging (hal President a sm alt airp o rt eupable of order to stim ulate aviation. laughter Irom the com mittee. airport com mittee, said (hi* handling and servicing small Presently a ir service out of mechanical ditflrulties and Kennedy failed lo keep a morning I In- site would he se­ airplanes such a* used by Seminole County is aiiiilahic “ sloppy" work pta guril the promise to mount a second lected in a session at the sportsmen, business execu­ only at Uilamfo, Rcl.aml, Day \es*rl during nine month of invasion of Cuba to topple the cham ber building. overhaul ami lest*. regim e of P rem ier Fblt-I Cas­ tives, salesm en, cumpuny re p ­ tuna Reach or Tam pa. Com mittee members were W arner, himself, long has tro. resentatives and others. Tlie Navy court of inrpiry, to study engineering reports, favored construction of an feathering evidence that might The State D epartm ent issu­ However, the long rungc neiiul photographs and oilier airp o rt ill Luke Monior. along solve (lie sinking of the sub­ ed a statem ent in Washingpertinent duln before pin­ planning carries the thought Highway 17-U2 about midway ion calling Miro'a charge a pointing lliu actual airport th a t fu tu ie expansion would ............. French Avenue and marine, was to reconvene at distortion of I lie truth and II a. in. KST today. lie to handle commercial a ir­ site. the 1-4 interchange. Navy vessels equipped with saying Hie llniled Stales TALLAHASSEE (C P I) liners operating throughout sensitive sonar devices cri**- could now allow Cuban rrfuA hill directing im m ediate Florida, such •■* sh u ttle air crossed the North Atlantic gees lo lead it into possible establishm ent in E ast Central services to mum nutininil and 220 miles east of (.’ape Cod In w ar with Russia. international airports. Florida of a branch o! the Seven other member* of seareh of the hull of the University of Florida Engin­ D was pointed out th at the Ihe 17-meniber CMC resign­ missing craft. eering College was introduc­ In T hursday's testim ony. ed with Miro, pulling out four ed today by Sen. J A. Roy (I Dr. Kenneth I,. Wendell. Machinist’s Male 2.C Frank of the six political group* In Casselberry dog owners of Leesburg. Forest City dentist, was J . De Stefuno, 2ii, of H art­ the council, which lias been The hill specifies that the were warned today that April Why doesn’t our neighbor elected president t)f the For­ ford, Conn., who wu* tra n s­ Hie chief representative ot graduate I was the deadline (or licen­ institution be a , to the east, whose parking lot Tlie Long wood City Council est City M erchant's A*»n. at ferred from Thresher'* crew 250.0011 Cuban exiles in the exit it Is, lix that driveway level university specializing sing llieir (legs and that those tin- regular monthly Hireling the day lie fore sin- left on United Stales. Just this side of the ACL in m asters and doctor's de­ who have not bought their Thursday night accepted tinol Use group held Tuesday her last cruise, said that d e­ dog tagare subject In fines low bid of O range Paving gree* m science and engineer­ freight depot 7 . . . d ic e ! oi *5o o r 30 day* as called Co. in the am ount of S2.41U night at tlie F orest City Res­ sign changes on Hie sub may 1 What pot-holes! . . . Axle ing and in research. have hamjM-red tlie crew ’* for in Hie ordinance adopted for resurfacing work to la- taurant. It directs the Hoard of Con­ breakers tor the custom ers. Other officers are F. 0, ability In respond with splitdone on W arren St. from W trol to select a site in the last Septem ber, • • • vie* president; second precision lo em ergen­ Town Clerk Mrs. Lillian Lake St. to a point approxt Winfield, Remember those words of Orlando ■Daytona Reach C a n ­ m, E ngineer Rill I-efller about averal area and appropriate Henning said that only 81 mutely U00 feet west of W. laiui* Stubbs, trea su rer and cies. Mr* Susie Snellenla-rger. se­ , from a |u>f*ih!e ioo persons Lake St. that sewage treatm ent plant g ill .(too for its operation. WASHINGTON (U P I) — In other business lix- coun cretary . A blit appropriating Wlu, have had their (logs vaccin­ over a year ugoT . . . Close President Kennedy, strongly Guest speakers for the even­ aupervision needed at the 870 for establishm ent of a ated and registered a* of ell delayed passing on a d e­ defending Ins fiscal policies, The Women's Auxiliary ol velopment plat presented by ing were W alter E. W hitaker plant . . . How true, bow true slate Junior college in Oka­ tliii tim e, told the nation's newspaper the Seminole Memorial llo v of the Wekiwa Volunteer Fire Refore registration can la- U. V. Milliean and discussed . . . Pete Knowles spending loosa County was offered by editors today that a $5 billion so much tim e there there s Sens. F errin Campbell, Crest- made and a tag purchased prelim inary plans for the new Dept, and Richard Ostrander, pdat will m eet Saturday at Hush in hia new liudgcl would 12:30 p.m. at ttic Capri fur m anager of the Rear Lake city hall. from the clerk, dogs must talk around city hall of put­ view, Clyde Galloway, Remean one million few er Jobs The meeting wa» continued Little laike P irates who are the regular luncheon and but- hy inid-liMH, ting a branch office on the funiak Springs, and Clayton have received their rabies sponsored by the merchants. in rsi meeting. subject to call. stmts for the year. Mapolcs of Milton. The chief executive look Ins site. • • • case for the adm inistration * fci If you're looking for inter­ legislative program and ills esting excitem ent over the record tisral It*<4 spending weekend . . . attend the Jay program before the American cess annual sportscar races Society of N ew spaper E d i­ Saturday and Sunday a fte r­ The Florida E ast Coast continue serving as a director tlie Atlantic Coast Line and ida E ast Coast w ants Hrotnan tors. WASHINGTON (U P I) — I lie Southern to serve on to continue a* the director, noons a t the Osceola airstrip The Florida East Coust Ruil- (FE C ) railroad made the of FEC. In Ida prepared text. Ken "FE C subm its, however, th a t nedy attacked tile contention EEC’s hoard of directors. charge* in a petition to Uic The FEC had lieen under ieway chatgrd today that the However, John W. Smith, a conflict of in terest created of congrrtsiunal economists That giant w ater control I n ltistate Commerce Commis­ ccivership fur about 30 years I president of the SealKtard and by the A tlantic C oast Line bill xhuuld be T allahassee A tlantic Coast Line and the that (he ta t cut he wants to . bound next week . . . You Seaboard A ir Line Railroads sion (ICC) for permission to hefura it w as reorganised In W. Thomas Rica, prealdent of and Seaboard to destroy E ast stim ulate business should he could build G rand Coulee are conducting a "ruth less intervene In support of a bid 1U6I. D uring tba reorganise- A tlantic Coast Line, have ra ­ Coast would nut b ar Mr. Rroe- m atched by at least a size­ * Dam across the St Jahn* drive . . . to destroy the F lor­ by D. W. Hrotnan. pro-blent tion the ICC perm itted the I signed and demanded that nun’s service," the FEC said able reduction In federal ex ­ wil.I tlie powers m lnal hill. t ida E a-t Coast «Railroad)," |o f th e Southern Railway! to ipirsfdciita uf lha Seaboard, J Jlrosnati do likewise. The Flur- (ill its pelitiou lo tba ICQ, penditures. Hilarious, Laughing Solons Destroy Secret Meeting Bill 'Sloppy' Work Plagued Sub Committee M eet Set Airport Site Expected Today Exile Group To Be Rebuilt ★ ★ ★ Area College Bill Proposed Dog Licenses Overdue In Casselberry Longwocd Lets Paving Bid Wendell To Head Forest City Merchants Improvement between French te purchase 10 feet on either and Mellonville long has held side of (be street, or the en­ a “ top priorily” by Ihr Conn tire » fret on one sid«, ty Commission In requests to elltier north o r south of th t the State. present thoroughfare. However, the State always 1 This report by the engineer has hulked because it de­ will bo made to the County manded a 100-foot right-of- I Commission'* session Tues­ way. The County own* only so day. In fsrt, It has been ratlably feet. Now. It ha* been learn ed, the State has agrred lo learned, there will be “ a go along with an SO-fnot right- blast” during the discussion of-way and the County is ta k ­ In the m ailer hut it is expect­ ing steps to obtain this addi­ ed the Commission will re a rh an agreem ent and proceed to tional 20 feet. The county engineer has obtain the extra 20 feet w ant­ been making a study and will ed by the State so that work recom m end lo tlie County may get under way at th« Commission for its action earliest possible date. w hether the County shall seek VAH-11 Flight BRIEFS Crews Return Alerts Home Sunday t U U O A ... Hy I'nltcd Press International Tornado ulerts were posted A ircraft and flight craws of across the Midwest today and Heavy A ttack Squadron Elev­ violent thunderstoinis pin king high winds and Imil swept the en will land a t the Sanford Naval A ir Station a t 4l45 nation's niliDection. p. m. Sunday, ending ft sevenmonth deployment to the Mediterranean aboard th e a t­ BIRMINGHAM, Als. (U P I) tack ca rrie r F r a n k l i n D. —Lunch counter sit-ins pro­ Roosevelt. testing r a c i a l segregation Official* a t NAS reported weie to continue today In a "persistence" campaign b y the rem ainder of the squad­ ron's HRI support personnel Negro lender*. will arrive hy bus from Mayport Monday nl 'J p. m. The Roosevelt Is scheduled to (lock MACON, tin. (111*1) — The in M uyport about l>:30 a. ni. way uppuieully was clear to­ This will he the first opday for two Negroes to be­ liearnnce for V A II-U ’e AHR come tile first members of Skyw arrior tw ln-Jet attack their race to enroll at 1JUI- Ixi tubers In Sun ford eklee year-old Mercer University. since last Septem ber. During the squadron's ab­ sence, It has ope ruled exten­ VIENTIANE, Laos (U P !)— sively with the U. S, Second Reliable sources said today mid Sixth Fleets and partici­ Communist troops drove neu- pated ill numerous NATO and I r a 11 s t supporters of Gen, Joint-service operations, Kong La out of the strategic Cdr. John F , Harlow, th e town of Plume Kavan. squadron's new skipper, will lead the Clieckertni)*' fourplane fly-in. lie relieved Cdr. PARIS (U P I) — President I.ester il. I.atiipuiun March 25 Charles do Gaulle plntined to nhourd the Roosevelt In Pi­ explain Ilia foreign policy ill raeus, Greece, a fte r serving aa a nation-wide radio amt tele­ executive officer. G reeting Harlow will b« vision addles* today mid urge Frenchmen to keep tin* coun­ liigh-iauking officers from the Heavy Attack Wing Una try 's economy expanding. sta ff and Cdr. Harton W. ilartholomew, who la alated to MOSCOW tU P I) —Tlie So­ take over Rarlow'a varated viet Union appeared today to duties as Executive Officer lie iirvpuiing one of the most upon the squadron's arrival. Hesldes fulfilling it* respon­ enthusiastic welcomes it over gave ft foreign visitor for sibilities with U. S. at-sea Cuba's Fidel Castro, who is forces, V A IM I entertained expected here in May or June. many high-ranking officials from M editerranean nations and visited porta such as Rhodes and Athena, G rreccj I I U U A P R 8 T (U P I) — Istanbul, Turkey; llam d u n a, Church sources here and in Vienna said today Kninzisku* .Spain; Cannes, France and Cardinal Koenig's efforts to Naples, Genoa, L iv rtn atul Tit runt u, llaly. arran g e the release of Josef Cardinal Mimlszcnty appear to have struck some unexpect­ ed snag, Bridge ...... ....... Page A Classified Page l) Comira ............ Page 8 CHICAGO (U P I) — Two Dear Ahhy Page t| luluisteis and II other per­ E ditorial ........ Page 4 sons were arrested on disor­ E ntertainm ent .... Page 7 derly conduct charges T h u rs­ Puzzle . . . . . Page 8 day when they balked at o r­ Society . .... Pago l| ders to leave the site of u Page 5 K|mrt* home Into which Negroes had Cimirhe* ...... . Page 2 planned lo move. Persistent Way Cleared Red Move Program Boost? Bitf Welcome Release Seen Herald Index l.‘l Arrested JFK Defends Fiscal Policies Pink Lad ion ACL Trying To Kill Us---FEC Wed. - Thur«. - Fri., April 24, 25, 26 Sanford Memorial Stadium M ellonville Ave, - O ff C elery • The F l)ing Silver Condor* and Trapeze A rt N ightly. High • Over 123 ‘til Cara Displayed! • • Three Rig Hands To E ntertain You! F ree Ofrhlds To The Ladies! • Free Halloona For live Kids Wire (50 Given Each Nile) ADMISSION FREE Sponsored li) 'Ih r Sanford Aulumutdle Dealers Assn. > < f �N— •sn T o rB WrraTB F il l 2 — F ri. Apr. Youth Congress f. Opens Today Af Forest Lake I f , *68 Rev. Grover Sewell The Comfort Of God People are seeking comfort •o desperately today th a t wo Know there U a hunRer for It which U not being sailsHad. We are all Interested in having air conditioners, reclin­ ing chairs, automobile* th a t absorb the roughest places, and bouses capable of taking care of many needs. Of course, these things are good b ut If we atop with them the Inner comfort which Is m ost im por­ ta n t is nut satisfied. Even though m aterial advances have been great, our hospitals are largely filled with people who have mental disturbances brought to p a s s by the stress­ es, strains, and confusions of life. The values that we have held dear have been ehaken and distorted by a century only a bit more then half over, Elder Springs Revival Meetings To Continue Revival m eetings conduct­ ed by Evangelist WUllam E. G reen, pastor of the F irst B aptist Church of Aptlichoeola, will be continued a t the E lder Springs Jlsptlst Church In Sanford through Sunday of ■ext week. Sunday srevlces a re held •1 11 a. m. and a t 7:41 p. m. and weekday meetings a re beld a t 7:30 p. m. Each se r­ vice includes a m essage from th e evangelist, special music and "old-Urae" hymn sing­ ing. Rev. B, Hamilton Griffin, E ld er Springs pastor, said today th a t "the past week b i t really been a spiritual revival for our church end th e coming week should be even better." Invitation* la extended to everyone to come akmg and > bring a friend. N ursery fact,i Utica a re provided. Rev. Jackson Takes Over In Geneva By Louise Grsysoe Rev. and Mrs. M. D. Jackaen recently moved to Gen­ eve from Edge w ater where be was m inister of the First B aptist Church for the past eight years. P rio r to serving the Edgew ater Church, Rev. Jackeoo bad been m inister a t the first B aptist Church In Longwood to r seven years and h a t eerved a t recording statisti­ cal secretary of the Florida B aptist Convention for the p ast 30 years. Although now retired he will serve in the capacity of pulpit supply. Their daughter. Mrs. Ktlole Stewart, la wile of Rev, Ja ck Stew art, form er min­ ister of the Geneva UsptUt Church. y et one th e t lies experienced two world w ars, a severe eco­ nomic depression, and an over­ throw of many traditions con­ sidered necessary fo r many years. K Is good th a t we be con­ cerned with the physical needs o f all people, in America, however, If we faced tire reali­ ty of need for the greatest num ber of people we might find that the hunger for com­ fo rt is g reater than for food. Doth should be satisfied if possible which means th a t we should not feel th e t we are w asting our tim e when we seek to com fort those about us. Perhaps we feel th a t our effo rts aa individuals In sup­ plying the m sterial needs of the world are negllble, but our work can be very vital In bringing com fort to those who need it. Perhaps aaeh ef us Hsve friends who have felt their world cave in when a loved ono dies. Many of you who read this article will or base experienced such a chapter of life. F or thoee who come into contact w ith bereaved people, often there Is an awareness th a t many need to be involved in bringing comfort to them. One m inister told of a help* ful experience, "The bereaved person ii usually surrounded by friends and cushioned by every com fort they can pro­ vide — a t first. Dut w hat hap­ pens to him a fsw weeks lat­ e r? The anesthetic of ills in ­ itial shock has worn off. The sad little tasks th a t kept him busy are all accomplished. The frienda d rift off to thsir own concerns. He Is left alone too soon. "Several years ago a widow In my congregation, with the help of three others, dedicat­ ed herself to helping peopla through w hat she celled ‘The eecond phaee of sorrow.' I t la the only secret society of which I am a member. W hat do we do? We Invite th* be­ reaved person to our homes on nights which would ordi­ narily be heartbreaking—on anniversaries or birthdays and of course, on Christm as, We try to provide and encourage hobbles. In ons case we help­ ed In the adoption of a child for a woman who lost her baby. Wa even have played Cupid, introducing lonely young persona who la ter m ar. ried. None of these people suspects w hat we are doing, not at the tim e. But later, when they are b atter adjust­ ed, we Invite them to become members. Thus f a r wa have 48—a chain th a t la constantly growing, linked by a common need to comfort and ba com­ forted." Of course, th ere are se many conditions of life th a t demand the helping hand of com furt so le t ua be aw are of it and offer eursolree as a channel of God’s S pirit in satisfying a need th a t is se g reat. By S h irley BISH O P M ARKHAM ★ ★ ★ Bishop Markham To Speak At Convention The Lord Dithup e f the Di­ ocese of N assau and the Ba­ ham as will be guest speaker ut the 41st Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida, meeting a t Mi­ ami Beach, May 7, 8 and 9th. The lit. Ilev. Bernard M ark­ ham win liret year Consecrat­ ed Bishop with Jurisdiction over N assau and tha Bahamas by the Church of Engtand. Ho la a native of Yorkshire, E ng­ land. The Episcopal Diocese of South Florida has maintained a very close relationship with the Chuich in these nearby Is­ lands, taking on a special pro­ ject to aupport the work of St. John's Collage in Nassau. Tha Annual Convsntlon will bring together about 2,000 Episcopalians from all ovar C entral and Southern Florida. Presiding a t th a Convention will be The Rt. Rev. H enry I. Loultlt, Bishop of the Diocese of South Florida. Catholic Women To Give Tea Tire Catholic Women's Club of the Church of the Nativity will bold a Membership Tea beginning a t 3 p. m. Sunday in tbe Social Hall of the Church. At this tlm a form er m em ­ bers will be Invited to reifflllate and newcomers will have opportunily to become acquainted with actvltlcs of tho organisation. The event w)U m ark the spiritual opening of Uie 198161 Catholic Women's Club year. Tour Scheduled A t Forest Lake By Shlrlsy W entworth Prospective eighth and 10th grade students and their teachers from throughout the state will tour schools and Industries on the Forest I.ake Academy Campus beginning a t 9 a m. Monday. A Chapel program will be held for the visitor! a t 11 a.iu. following tho tour. Circle Installs New Officers MHS. JOHN KENNEDY, right, wn« liialulluri n» ell it In: mu of I-oligwoudVi St. Catherine of Sioim Circle of tlie Church of Nativity Catholic Wom­ en's Club a t Tuesday night's meeting of the circle. Installing officer was Mrs. Joseph Hop­ kins, ju s t president of the Women's Club. (Herald Thotu) Mrs. Joseph Hopkins install­ ed new officers of the Lungwood tit. Catherine of Siena Circle e f the Church of N ativ­ ity Catholic Women's Club at Tuesday evening's r e g u l a r monthly meeting held a t the home of Mrs. Myrl Blanken­ ship. Un assuming Uis office of chairman, Mrs. John Kennedy stated the principals of the circle U> be Chiu ity, Unity and Christianity. She pledged hereulf to a year of devoted serv­ ice and said she hoped to do as well as the outgoing chair­ man, Mis. Gerald Sumter. O ther officers Installed were Mrs. Leo Cruse, co-chairmen; Mra. Garland tihaw, secretary and Mra. Tracy Estea, tre a s­ urer. Nineteen members attended including one new member, Mrs, Virginia Burke, who waa welcomed by the group. I t was announced th a t the circle will sponsor a bake sale this tiatuiday beginning a t B a. m. hi fro n t of Ilia Longwood Poet Office. Plane were dis­ cussed for thu circle's projects a t the Church uf N ativity Fasrival scheduled for May 4 oil th e Church grounds. Tha next reg u lar m eeting of th e circle wtU be Held cn May 14 a t the home of Mrs. Columbo Farina. Oviedo Baptists Set Revival Daily revival services led by Rev. Elm er D. Piper, fulltime evangelist, will begin Sunday of this week and conclude on Sunday of next week ut the F irst U upllst C h u r c h u i Oviedo. Urdalricd as a Southern B aptist m inister in 1940 u t the tit. Elmo B aptist Church in Chattanooga, Tenn. Rev. Pip­ e r became assistan t p sstu r and m inister of music a t this chureli for three years. W entw orth Seventh - day Adventists from throughout the state arrived today a t F orest la k e Academy to attend Youth Congrt-** Weekend which will open with a V ttp e r Service in the auditorium a t 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Elder Charles M artin from Andrew University, Berrien Springs, Mich., a form er missionary' to the For East. Elder D. R, Itees, president of the Southern Union Con­ ference, will deliver the ad ­ dress for Saturday's 11 a.m, reg u lar worship service. An Investiture Service be­ stowing the highest degree to M aster Guides in the Mis­ sionary Volunteer O rganiza­ tion will ho held in the audi­ torium on tiaturduy afternoon and a t 3:HU p.m, the com ­ bined choirs of Kress Memo­ rial, Orlando Central and For­ est Lake churches will present "The M essiah." The Congress will conclude a t 8 p.m. in the auditorium with a concert to be presented by the outstanding .Southern Missionary College Band from Collegedale, Tel ill. DeBary Groups Hold Egg Hunts Mrs. Adam .Muller An E aster Egg Hunt was sponsored by the DeBary American I-egiun Post last .Saturday afternoon on the grounds of the Florida Lake Park Ullice on Hwy. 17-93. Two lively puppies and c i r ­ culate eggs were given as prizes. On Sunday the Junior Class of the DeBary Community Mctliodist Church held a hunt ut the home of Mrs. Ed P er­ ry on Sunset Dr. Joining Mrs. P erry 's class for the occasion were the children of Mrs. J . Davis' class which m ade an attendance of some 4b children to enjoy hunting Now officers of the First eggs on Hie lake aide lawn. Methodist Junior High MYF will be form ally installed a t a service to be held in (he church sanctuary a t 0 p. m. this Sunday. Elected at last week's m eet­ ing, the officers arc Larry W illiams, president; Pam PIBy Louise Grayson golt, vice president; Belli The first Methodist Church Morgan, se cretary ; Hebe of Geneva recently com pleted BU ckshire, tre a su re r; Jack extensive remodeling and r e ­ Beckwith, publicity chairm an; decorating ut the church in­ Carolina Shafler, seventh terior through collections re ­ grade representative; Frances ceived In a special fund for Ja rre ll, eighth grade re p re ­ this purpose and without any sentative and Uurky Smith, further debt being incurred, ninth grade representative. Included in live work was The regular meeting will refmishing of floors, paint­ be held at 0:30 p. m. follow­ ing the walls an off-while, ing (lie Installation with a providing new flags ami in­ series uf program s, "W ork­ stallation ut new maroon cus­ e rs All," to be presented un­ h ion'd pews. d er direction of P s t McKen­ The m ajority of labor In­ zie and Behe Blackshirc. volved in the project was provided free of charge by m em bers of the congregation. Rev. Hay W. Huff is pastor of the church. MYF To Install New Officers Geneva Church Remodelling Is Completed Church Women To Observe Fellowship Day May Day Fellowship Day will hw nhserved by the Han­ ford Council of Church Wom­ en a t 3 p m . on Friday, May 3, a t the F irst Presbyterian Church, Third tit. and Oak A w ., Jn Sanford. Mr*. R. A. Smith, president, hat announced th a t Ju lia talk* K ellersberger of Mel­ bourne Beach will he the speaker. Mrs, Kellersberger la a d y ­ namic person having been a missionary In Africa, a w rit­ er, teacher and, with her hus­ band, has worked with the International Leper O rgani­ sation since retirem ent. Refreshments will bo ssrv•d in Frlluwshlp Hall im­ mediately folluwlng tha serv­ ice which in open to the publie. Memorials Dedicated On Easter Ity Frances Wester .Special Memorials were d e­ dicated at Um E asier m orn­ ing worship service at tho Community Presbyterian Church in Lake Mary, by llcv. John PUley, to the Glory of God. A gold cross in memory of Ram Cochran was presented by the Cochran family. Gold candlesticks, lu m em ory of Robert E. True, were pre­ sented hy Mrs. Arolyn True and gold vases, in m em ory of Mrs. Stella P. Evans and Mrs. Melissa V. Evans, were presented hy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans and family. Grace Methodist To Have Hymn Fest Sunday Morning Mrwtiog at G race A ilyiiia-Fcst will lie held Men's al Grace Mellioilltl Church Church in St. Augustine. SuixJby (lurinu the muruihg w orthlp hour when ".Sing Aloug with C hrist" will be Uie aamiun topic chosen by Kev. John II. Hires J r., p a s­ tor. tipuc-isl music will be praieoiw l and inatiy ol Uie old favorite hymns will be sung by Uw congregation. Tonight al the church, ■ Oungregalionul Dinner will he held at 8.30. The church will furnish the m eat and beverage and families will bring covered dishes. Fol­ lowing tl*: dinner tlse propos­ ed program and budget for the coming ycey will be uullined. A movie enUtled. "Muncy For The Jliu le r." will be shown. A nursery will be avsilsbli- alter lie dinner. H ie Study-Frxyer ^ to u p Which inei*Is each Wednesday al 7 p. in. will begin a new series of studies Ibis week when Ilev. Hires will con­ duct a discussion and study W SLOOM B WAOON of tbe Uoek of Jerem iah. VJItGIMA 1‘EIHuMxl I*. O. Bos 1314 On Thursday m em bers of (be Methodist Men's Club will NUItA NGKKlb attend the D istrict Melnodisl IK t-ilU I A fte r giadualion from col­ lege, he became assistant pavto r of the large Central Bap­ tist Church In Decatur, Ala. and in 1914 he became pastor of the E ast 1-ake Baptist Church in Cetlanooga. From there he spent eight year* as a fulltim e evangelist during which tim e he conducted 143 revival m eetings bringing in more than 3,000 new members to the churches. A trained and accomplished x n s T S o s l a .v p o B A P T I S T CH AFEI. a s v r o i i u s i.i.is m b to p V F a ir fa x Ava. uHURaii V. N. H a g g a r d , C h a p tl P a sto r S u n d a y School ,------ t : l 4 a m . I ' a i k A t * . U S 14th St. 4: 40 p. m. C. C. D o t ______ P ' l t s r T r a in i n g Union — 71 a. m. *:!• pm . Kuril]*}- Srh-jol S:44 ». m. W o rt h lp Morn ing W orth lp 11:00 a. m. Wa*. K v a n ln g P r i j er 7:10 p m . R e t a i n * W o rth lp .... 7.00 p. m. » :Ln »:n i s n i v m b a p t ist A.T P. T h u r i . ------ «;I0 p. m. Wan. P r a y t r a t r v l c a * 7:10 p.m. Old Orlando Hil. at l l r a l r r A t * . U. H am ilton n r l f d n .... Paatar S u n d a y S c h o o l __ . 0:44 a. m. Morn ing W o rt h lp 71:00 a. m. T r a in i n g Union _ 1:10 p. m. K van ln g W o r s h ip __ 7:41 p. m. Alliance Assembly Of God rtsK iaeiT s w r a n r or unn c m m u Car. XTtb a s h Cl at It. M. S n o w __________ Ta tto r Su n day School »:I4 a. m. M orn in g W o r t h l p 10:Sn a. m. Kvtnlnir W o rth lp _ i.4<4 p. m. T u n . I.Vitsin* Tnulh f tt r t l r a _ T:hO p. m. b erries 7:4* p. m. Catholic AI.L a o r t a CATHOLIC CH URCH Oak A tr . at Mb SI. Richard l.y o n a __ , P t i l n r S u n day M a t i i s _ — l i t a. m. ____' 1:40 a. m. ■ ■ - *10:00 a. m. ____ 11:10 a. m. W aakdaya .... ...........— 7:1* a. m. Baptist P ath A v aaaa F. R Chtnra ______ Pastor Morn ing W o rth lp — 1:44 Sunday School I IS M u m l n r W o rth lp 11:00 T r a in i n g Union — *:14 l i v e n i n g VV'uralilp - 7:10 W td. 1’r a y s r S tr v lc a 7 i ! 0 a. a. a. p. p. p. m. m, m. m. m. m. r i B S T CHBIAT1 A S CH VBC H DI SC IP LES OP C B B tS T lOOt S. t a a f a r i i n . Rev. W a y n * J oh n ato n Paa tor S u n day Sch ool t:44 a. m. M o r a in e W a r t h lp 11:00 a. m. Church ”0 7 Christ I S l ’R C R O P C U B IS T C S X T S l I i BAPTIST C R IR C H Oenaan Car. i t i h at . a o a k A n . Brat**r Jr. Xaaagallat f la il Smith ____ __— - Pa a ta r Ralph Di bit School 10:00 a. m. S u n d a y Sch ool _. _ l : 4 i a. m. M orn in g W o r t h l p l l i t o a. m. M orn in g W’orah lp tt:0 0 a. m. T r a in i n g U nion — S:I( p. m. B a t t l in g W orahlp - T:10 p. m. Wad. P ra y a r S tr v l c a 7:10 p.m. K v a n ln g W o r t h l p .. 7:10 p. m. Wad. 1‘r a r t r S tr v lca 7:11 p.m. PA OLA CHURCH OP C H R IST S u ra rry Opan H i g h w a y «a S i l l W T J W l _____________ T:M p. as. Morris Ruby ___ _ T lvan gslls t S u n d a y Tflta Broadcaat m i ll * c l a t * * t _ 10:00 a, in. Morn ing W o r t h l p _ 11:00 a. m. E v e n i n g W o r t h l p _ 1:00 p. m. MT. HA VMS P H 1 N I T I T E Blb la Claatra Wad. 7:10 p.m. B A P T IS T CH URCH S4th M. s a d f h a t a A v t . rM C R C H OP CH RIST C. T. Morrla .......... ........ Paa tor Pin. R a g u la r M a rlin g 11:1* a. m. Lord's Da y S tr v lca * 10:10 a m . <Flret S u n d a y ! and 7:40 p.m. C onlaranca - — — 7:S0 p. *n. ( p r eced in g S a tu rd a y ! Third S u n d a y ____ 7:10 p. m. CHURCH o r CH RIST J o a H a rv lll ____ Ata' t Paa tar ISIS P a r k A t a a a a Bari K r t t a _____ _ K v a n g a l i tt Sunday w r .s r s iiir . stre a m s a rt H I M . s t u d y _______ in;n» a. m . B A P T IS T I III IICII M orn in g W orahlp l l : u o a. ni. Blh SI. A H a lly Ava. E v e n i n g S arvlca __ S : i t p m. P a u l XI. C a l l » y --------- . T a i l o r d* t " l l t r a l d n f Truth'* 1 pin. S u n d a y S chool — 10:00 a. m. S u n day o n Channal t Sunday Turtday M orn in g W o r t h l p 11.00 a. a>. Ladlt* Blbla C l a s s lu.oe a m . S u n da y W ad n a td a y K v a n ln g W a r t h lp T i l l p. m. Blh lt Ctaa**a T:10 p. m. W ad naad ay I'rayvd S t r v l c a __7:1# p. m. Christian Science in Winston Salem, C. where he gained an outstanding rec­ ord in baptism for the B aptist S tate Convention. He also hsld several positions of respuiulUility in the Pilot Mountain B aptist Assn, during which time he was honored by being elected president of the Bap­ tist P astors Conference. Rev. Jack Bryant, pastor of the Uviedu Church, has ex­ tended invitation ot the publie to attend the revival. Church Of God church o r »;nu 34a d A S'raapk Garold D. B o a t w rig h t P a tt o r Sunday School — 0:14 a. m Morn ing W o rth lp 11:00 a. m. U .v a n c.llttle f t r v . 7:S0 p. at. T-jcs. Pra yar SOrv. 7:40 p. m. 7*hur>. T o u n g Paopla K n d e tv o r ----------7iS* p. m «F F IR S T CHURCH T H B RAXAR BRB Lak a Mary, Fla . K sv. W, L- H olcom bs, P a s t o r S u n day * 45 a. ni. n ib la Sch oo l 11:00 a. m. - M o rn ln r W o rs h ip 7 10* p. m. — L v t n l n g 8 t r * l c s 7:00 p m. _ . Wad. Xlld-W«*lc P ra y er Service* 7:00 p m. 2nd Wed. M l t r l c n . a r y S tr v lca ✓ b Congregational rilM lSKI.ITIDVAl, c liii 1s t i a.\ n i l s e n ll'b llrd I'burrb of C hrl.tt Park A i r t u at Xllb St, t i l l a, ni. .... Church Sch oo l 11:00 a. m. ..... - Oervlea «:I0 p. ni. .... ChrHtlati Youth Min It try R t v . W a l i t r A.R. M cl’h t t t e n , P a sto r Christian rm * r s s m s T ru m e n MS singer after studying voice fo r eight years, he has wide ex­ perience in the fields of Chris­ tian music and has had consid­ erable experience in radio and television. In 1933 he accepted the pas­ torate of the F irst Baptist Church in Mt. Pleasant, N. C„ during which time he held the position of representative of evangelism in Uie Cabburrui Baptist Assn. In 1936 he went to the Calvary B aptist Church Lutheran LCTRESAS CHI n r n Pentecostal F IR S T PE.XT1; COSTAL CHURCH U F LOSOWOOD M l O r u i * ■treat Rav. B. Ruth Grant F a it a d Su n day S c h o o l __ _ 14:04 a. m. Morn ing W o rth lp H :4 0 a. m. Su n day F v c n ln g _ Ti)4 p. m. W td. O lU a s t u d y _ 7:11 p. m. Conuu*rara Xtaatlng F r id a y . ■ ....... 7 : l t p. m. OF TH B RRDBCMBR 103 W. 33tb F la re "Tha Church o f tli* Lutheran Hour'' and TV "This la th* Presbyterian F IR S T F R E a R T T B R IA H CHURCH U fa'' l l t r b a r t W. Ootraa ___ P a t t o r Sunday School S:1S a. m. W o rship Sarvlca — 10:11 a. m. O ak . A**, s a d Tbtrd SL G ra v er S tw a ll Jr. ____ P a a ia r T h o m a s H. M a k la — A s s i s t a n t Morning Wo rahlp _ S:4S a- m. Sunday S c h o o l ____ t i l t a. m. Satalon M a stin g __ l t i ! 4 a. m . Morning W o rship 11:04 a. m. P lo n t s r F e l lo w s h i p 4:04 p. m. ORACH MB THODIST CHURCH S t n l s r F a ll o w i h l p _ 1:00 p, m. Onoro ltd., a t W oo d la n d Ava., B v a s l a g W a r s h i p __7:10 p. m. n » v . J o h n H. H irst, Jr. P a s t o r W td. r r a y a r S tr v lc a 7 i l l p.m. S u n day S c h o o l ___ 1:14 a- m. Morning W o rth lp 11:00 a, m. Methodist U T F _____________ 1:10 p. m. B B B X B g E R HS.TH ODIST CHURCH C llrea H a i g h t s Rtv. Ray G regory, Jr., P a tt o r S u n day S c h o o l __ _ »:4J a- m. Morning W o rth lp 11:00 a. m. M T P _____________ «;*« p. in. fcva. W o r t h l p _ _ _ 7:10 p. m. W»d. P raya r S tr v lea T:I0 p. m. O H UH TITT P R B S R X T B H IA T CH URCH Lak a Mary Tier. John W. Plllty. Pastor Sunday School _ 1:15 a. m. Murnlng Worahlp 11:04 S- m. L*. P. Y . -------------1:10 p. m. F IR S T MBTIIODIbT «.HI ALII d l t P a rk Ava. Jo h n T. Ad a m t Jr. — P a tt o r Morn ing W o rth lp . S:I0 a. m. S u n day S c h o o l --------- 9:44 a. m. Morn ing Wo rahlp 10:14 t . m. M T * M t c t l n s a ' _____ A>39 p. m. (In t a r m t d la ia , B to lo r) K v a n ln g W ors hip —, 7:14 g. m. Nazarene P I N K IH K S T B A P T I S T F IR S T CHURCH O P CH RIST c itu n r ii 9CABNTI ST Opora Haag •o * B a a l l a s t s * s t r * * l F I R S T CH URCH P u r e r ... W illia m J. (Xuoss t u b l a y s s y i a a k OF T H B XASA R B R R M orn in g W o rth lp .... 1.10 k S u n da y Scboat _ _ IliOS a. m. S ' . Sad i l s i H a p lo Ava. 11 a. m. Paul R l e k t t --- ----------- P a tt o r ■ubjaott S u n day School 1:14 a. m. "Dm-trln* and A l u n a m t n l " S u n day S ch eo l _ _ _ S:4I a. m. T r a in in g Union ---- _ *:15 p in. Wrdnaa-lay S rrvlr# 1:00 p. m. Morning Wo rahlp 10:4k a. m. K vanlng W o rt h lp — 7:10 p m R t a d l n c l la a m : 104 B. Flr»t. T o u t n ______________ l;oo p. m. W a a h d sy a : ISilO a m . - 4:10 K v a n g tl l a l l a Barvlea 7:10 p.m. W td. O f f U t r s * T t t c h t r * M a t t i n g ......... ......... S ilu p m p m . F rid a y Kvanlng: S :|0 - Third S u n d a y SJ0 pm . VV*d. P r« y * r S»rvica 7:10 p m. m n a t p l r s t l o a __— l . i o p. m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH N O T IC E CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice WIlMin-KIrhelhenror Morfumry The Ameriean Oil Company Eunice I. Wileoa end Staff Mr. end Mre. M. It. titrlsklsnd I'ruffreagivc Prlntlnr Co. WlUon-Maier Fumituia Co. J. M. CaaieroR and S ta ff Mr. and Mra. Al R ileon S te n n tr o m K c il ty Herb S len slro n and F u f f 3Irn. Applehy’n Kealuurant E c h o ls lie d d in g L o m p a n y Mr. Sud Mrs. L. E. G arner Holler Motor Mule* Co. A tte n d services this week at uour own place of worship Lurllle end Harold Appleby 113 N. I'arb Koimcti F arrell A Staff Tho K itx Theatre Bill L o ttlsca A Empley e*a J. C. Penney Company C. L. Itobinaun and Enipluyeea hood Fair Stores, Inc. Georgs Bailey 4k Kssplejaee Sunlord Atlantic National Dank Howard 11. llodgea A S tiff Southern Natural UrnJoha Duan d. titaff Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. Jimmy Crappa A Emplojeaa State Farm Insurance Cnmpaniea In tag L Tryor and Staff \ t �.^*• <fh» #«TT?irr1! ap„ ^ friT B , , a Le g jo n J 0 p gy Class Receives Commurchn At Easter Mass Special Tribute Parochial School and Sister | S p a m . Donna Tournottx, Con as Fitzpatrick. Joseph Fralix. er Lake. P aschal Mazuc, Mi­ By Donna Ki Im chael Reno, P atrick Oyler Twenty-eight youngsters of Mary Elsa, second grade stance Bowling. William Swig. Joseph Orossemkctnper. |onski, John Campbell, ThomMichael lium cr, Christoph- and Thaddcus Mazinry. Hie Catholic Church of the teacher. N ativity presented a truly beautiful and inspirational them e for the R aster Sunday 8 a. m. Mass as they devout­ ly received their first Holy Communion. Although this was the first class to be conducted since the completion of the new church it was the third an­ nual class to complete in­ struction and receive com ­ munion since organisation of the parish. Instructors were Sister Alwina, principal of All Souls Fr. William T rainer off iciattcd at the service. Joseph Sasser server as Cross B earer for the Procession Into Church and Michael Fay, Thumas and Bryan 1'adden and Richard Sasser were Acolytes. Members of the class were Sylvia Bo) let, Deborah Matuicek. Cynthia Cbecefsky, Ann Hicks, Cheryl lllatz, T heresa Kstcs. Mary Heinz, Marie Hudome, Kathryn Mo­ loney, Anne Bartlinski. Bridgctt Lyons. Brenda new Church Huitding. Instruction for the FIRST COMMUNION was received on Faster M cFarlcnc, Jane Rcutcbuck. group was led by Sister Ahvina, principal of All Sunday ut the 8 a.in. Mass of the Church of Na­ Tcri Lee Schneider, Kathy Drive Opens In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry The Women's Club of Cas­ selberry is conducting the annual Cancer Crusade for the community against this year and w orkers will be collecting contributions on Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week. The club Ito pcs th a t resi­ dents will give as generously as in the past and will wel­ come the volunteer* wlien they come to the door soli­ citing for this worthwhile drive. tivity by 28 youngsters making up the first class to ho conducted since completion of the Attendance Records Set In Casselberry Florida Methodist Women Set Annual Meet In Daytona Rjr Jane Casselberry Attendance record* were Mctliodist women from broken E asier Sunday at the throughout tin* state w i l l Casselberry Community Meth­ meet in Daytona Beach from odist Churrh. Attendance in the Sunday School was 4117 Tuesday through Thursday and the previous reeord was 375. A total of 778 person* wnr shipped at the two morning service* conducted by Rev. Deltna* Copeland and 31 new member* were received into the church. Eighty-five in T in : c n te n iT s’o i ' iit , attended Hie Fellowship Din n in t h ji m m ii n n r i iT, in vno ru n s n siN O U i ner in Weaver Hall held this By Mr*. Adam Muller ( HI NTT, ri.O II II tV . past Wednesday night to wel­ n iv v c K iiv no . i :. wb 'Hie ta d that local, stale come the new memlier*. NOTICK TO IIKPliMI and national ncu ajinper and Ilia.I.K ilK A ll t> K v i: I . U PMKXT COIll'Olt.VTIOV. magazine p u b l i c i t y has P la i n t i ff . brought the D ellary Mansion Vs. House and the Florida Fed TUHSIAA J IJA LVW. »t u s. IN THK I IIH t IT Fill IIT. eralinn ol Art to the attention rt at.. tnli)i)iU n t> NINTH JI llll l VI. r i m I »T. am i P«n *k w im »i . k of Hie nation’s number one IN TI IK NASH: OS' T i n t in l-Ot'NTI. ITOMIDV. m i l : o k p m im iii * i family, President and Mr*. "■III IlKt.TA CIU4IIIT COH- IN rHANI F.IIV NO/ I3»II» pitU A TIO N . an s c t l v a SOUTH .VMI-:m*'VN MOI1T- John Kennedy, was revealed X rw Vork . u n i o r a t l n n OAOK COnPOHATIO.N*. .m Ar- at Hie Federation’* spring t th n ss j»rltipl|)*l plunk o f kaiisna ••nrtiumllon, Board Meeting by Dudley P la in t if f . liunlm-.ji ts St 137 N'orltl H ag er ol Lakeland, lu s t vice ( ju trii* A v a n u t, Linden - va. Dural, N e w Tnrk NATHAN JOSEPH CAT VI.- president. You arc In-rnty n o l l f l u t that FAMO, et at. Finger rcim rtcd th at the Dkfkii-linl*. s null lias bkkii HrnUKht atralnat ymi l.y IIKLLK.VII*.\l) NOI'Hi: III'* s i l l ' Florida Magazine issue conItKVKUOt'MBNT COIIPOHA- T ill: sTATI! III' 11,1111111* ladling pit-lures and stories of T l u \ , n llkta wark eorp orntlnn T ill Natlian Jo»'l>b fa Iulf-i um an.I Joan CAtalfanin, hi* Hie DeBary Mansion so im ­ wlius* prlnt-lpal p la ce o f bustnk-k I. *:n Keal-reksk Hnul*. wife pressed Mrs. Kennedy that va rd . D a y to n a lltach, F lo r­ S9IS Ills -I K. (he Art group litis been no­ id a . In Ho- Circu it Court o f West New York. tlie Nin th J u d icia l Circuit In NkW Jkrakjtified that sin1 is sending them Noilkk In to-rvby Klvm I hat and hir Semlnota County , F lo r id a and yo u a rs tiarehy anil tiae li**kn fllnl til lln- an autographed fram ed pic­ aunuminrd. nrd sred an d re- above Imlh at* U Court ,i*,«ln»l ture of her mansion. Ijnlrcd to rilk y o u r w rlltk n you anti rat-li of yon, and Mrs. Kennedy also .said that ai ikwer or o th r r dafonrra to asalnat Cli-olrr M. IVmll- mol the c o m p la in t fllkd herkln Ftoranra K. Walls, bln wife, she hoped someday lo come s a i l n a t y o u Ln the s h o c k r n . lha til Ik of which )■»•» t* lo DeBary and visit person­ t i ll e d caiikk. In t h s o f tlc a o f aliova shown. ally the Mansion House Art You ark rvitulrkit lo ftlk t h e Clark o f thk Circuit Court tn and for Srm lnnlk County. your an*»,-r or wrlltah d*- H eadquarlers. F lo r id a at hi* nffli s In thn fkitkka. If any. In tlir atiova The Board meeting took Court liouaa In Sanfitrd. F lo r ­ procacilliiK Will) thk I'li rk of id a on o r hr fora the Slh d a y this Court anil lo*«Tva a place at till' Mansion oil April o f May, 19*1 amt to ekrv* a copy tharkof upon lha Jilsln- 13 and was attended by 13 ro py of auch a n a w er or d*- llff'a allornaya k bo.r lianir fktlBka upon DVIUIK L ('A lt- ami a tbl rasa appi-ata haraon. laNird m em bers ns well as by N K I.U plalntlfr'k a tto rnky on or hafork thk ;oih -lay of a num ber of presidents and h erein , wiioea addre«a 1* 719 May, 19S3, ihk naliir. of this Alain Hlrret, Daytona Uracil. proyrktllMh baton n milt I" m em bers f r o rn associated F lo r id a ’ on or b efore said d a te farncloie ih« ll»n of *• mori- clubs. a* required b y law. If yo u anna on tin* foll"«tiiK d .- - rtt>fall to do »c. a d e cree pro ail propiriy aliuala lo limilThe average man is said to ronfrkao wilt be en tered note Founly, Florida, lo wit: a v i l n e t you for t h s relief d e ­ la.i I. Block 1 IIKIT- have no head (or figures. His m anded In t h e co m p la in t. l.i:|| IIOMKS 4iltt.AN In I eyes m ake tip for it. You o r e f u r th e r n o ti f i e d Kl'.i 'TU )S ON U, a mite ir that the n atu re of till* eu ll to m.ip or pl.it ih.Tt'-'f I* a proceed Io s to foracloae record ad in Plai n-.uk II. that c e r t a in m o r t g a g e date d I'aKk i. I'ubllc llacorda. of J u n e S, !» * l from Th om aa J. Briiilnola County. Florl-U C a lv in and J ea n M. O a lrln , DONK still OllOBUBD at Ilia w i f e aa m o r tg n g o r a to Banfurd, hr intooli'ounty. Ira W, Irfvy. aa m o r t g a g e a Htalk of Florida, this »lh day w h ich aald m o r l g a g a wa a re- of April, J**J. White House Recognizes DeBary Mansion Legal Notice Legol Notice riurded on J u n e ]S, 1X 1 in t l ff l c l a l llecord a Hook 111, page* 4*1, et n q . o f the p u b ­ lic records o f S e m in o le C o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a and w h ich w a s thereafter aa* ian«d by Ilia aald tra VV. l ,e v y to B e llem ea d ti e e e l o p m e n t Corp oration li:* a i e l g u m e n l o f m o r t g a g e dated F eb ru a ry i . 17*3 and recorded F eb ru a ry I, l t d In O fficia l Itecord* Hook 4S4, page a - f V el eeij. o f aald p u b ­ l i c racurd*. You ara furth er n o tified that tha real p r o ­ p e r t y Involved In thle s u i t la In Semlnolei ffo unty, F lo rid a and d escrib ed e e fo ilo w a, t o ­ wn lari S i s i * i o f the A m e n d ­ ed P la t o f Druid Park , ae p er giap recorded In P la t Book T, p a g e s I and t o f lha public recorda of S e m in o le Cou nty, Florida, eecepl the e a s t e r l y s i s Hundr ed e ig h ty - sigh t I* 111 l< et thereof. Th e a b b r e i l a t e d t i t l e o f thla r e u i t la llelD in ea d Daratopto rni Corporation, p l a i n t i f f va. T h o m s * j . C alvin , et u s , at si., defendant!! "MANKOItU II F i t ADD" le h ereb y d e s i g n ­ a ted ae the n ew s p a p e r In w h ich this n o tice shall be p ublished o n ce a w e a k for funr c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s . VVITNKHS my hand and s f flcta l t e a l a t Sanfo rd. S e m i ­ n o le C o u n t) , F lo r id a thla trd day of Ap ril, 1X 1. ISLAM Art hur II. B y c k w lth , J r , Clerk. C ircu it Court S e m in o le County , F lo r id a By: M argaret E Tyre Deputy c l e r k s / Darrel Carn ell A t to r n e y for p l a i n t i f f I I I U e t g S treet C a r t o n s Beach . F lo r id a P ubllvb April i , II. II, II. C U l f -l d Studs School and Sister Mary Fisa, second grade (Herald Photo) te a c h e r . of next week for the 73rd a n ­ nual meeting of the church’s Woman's Society of C hrist­ ian Service ol Ihc Florida Conference. Total attendance is expect­ ed to exceed t.500, including delegate* of 513 church so­ cieties and alfiliated Wesley­ an Service Huild units. Ses­ sions will lie held at Com­ munity Methodist Church with ' Sow Is the Tim e" as the program theme. D im* of the state’s largest women's organizations with more than -l7,ois) member*, WSfS is affiliated with the Woman's Division of the Me thodist Board of Missions. It help* support the church'* m issionary program at home and in JO other countries. Mrs. David If Thurm an, Miami, is president of the Florida Conlerence WSCS. Other general officers a n ’ Mrs. C. Durwood Johnson, Quincy, vice president; Mr*. Karl Stoneburner, Stuart, re ­ cording secretary and Mrs. L. F. S'lore. Jacksonville, treasu rer. B ish o p Jam es W llcnlev of Jacksonville, who adm inist­ e rs Methodist work in Flor­ ida and Cuba, will speak al the opening session Ollier speakers will include the Rev. Holiert M. Black­ burn, pastor of tlie First Methodist Church in Ja c k ­ sonville; Miss Betsy Ewitlg of S earrilt College, N ash­ ville, Term.; Mrs. David Catheari of Cocoa, past pres­ ident of the nine-state South­ eastern Jurisdictional WSCS and Mr*. Howard V. Weems of Sob ring, form er confer­ ence president and a member of the General Board ol Mis­ sions. To Josef Meier A large statewide atulience i* expected at the Lake Wale* Amphitheater on Sunday when the American Legion will pay special tribute to Joseph Meier, well-known producer and director of the Blark Hill* Passion Flay, a* one of the nation'* outstand­ ing citizen*. A rthur McCarthy of T alla­ hassee, State Commander of the Legion. D epartment of Florida, will deliver the prin­ cipal address highlighting "Americanism Day in Lake W ales,’* dedicating a 30 ft. tapered aluminum flagpole lo Meier. A bronze plaque permanently mounted in the concrete base will cite Mr. M eier’s "m oral and spirit­ ual contribution to a better A m erica" by having portrayed the difficult role of the Christo* in the Passion Flay more than fi.000 tim es since he brought the worldfamous religious production to the U, s from tier many in law The subject of Commander McCarthy's address will be "Old lilory—How lauig May She W ave?'1 Sewing Guild Holds Meeting In Casselberry Church Sets Hamburger Fry Hake Sale Set ART IIROWN I'EST CONTROL AIR CONDITION YOUR CAR NOW ! with u N O RD IC AIR CONDITIONER INSTALL NOW — ENJOY ALL SUMMER ONE DAV SERVICE Term Ilea K O ther I’e.la 2001 I'AKK OR. 322-8865 SANFORD JONES AUTO SERVICE 1001 S. Sanford, FA 2-l2sr. May I. 19*1. CDII-4I TROUBLE GETTING AUTO INSURANCE? Naad 58 21 M ix liability iatuiaacaJ Aik ysar aqaat 4s ia»d V*»r a p y lltilia a Is at if *•«'<• basil santallad « ad. 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U ic trip this weekend will conclude Ihe year's ram ping activities lor the troop how­ t Stilts*------- 1,000 (KHini'i 1 H ere's Hit- newest, most nionom ieal walk in delivery van you can buy — ever all members are looking I Hurt.tim, 4 C,l the woviliomil new Meop' Fleet van I 1 llrjJ. 7Z So forward with eagerness to I'arka mid maneuver* easily ...even in I NStalkait . .. ........SIintSli lieavy I raffle. 1C* Ihe ideal vehicle for their visit to the Juliette laiw 0 , trail Units . . . .IS4 mcNi Foundation in Savannah, Gn., lat* Spttt Valana UOCu It. multi-slop delivery use. New safetydesigned front let* the driver Bee the May 17-19. latarlar Sr list It or road just a short way in front of Hi.* lat* Sri) . . s m t x c s u Imnijx-r, Top gas economy, too. The** UsjlS 04 are just a few of tlie reasons why tha hkS(i 4at* S/aa .. tl.S. Dost Ollice purchased over 0,000 Witts Star Tlie ipiarterly district m eet­ latarlar loo* Srn . . ........SI iscStt 'Jeep' Fleetvans. Sea tha new 'Jeep* ing of Methodist Men will he Fleetvan today. held next Thursday al the • u m M teit, Inc., ititss, bnio. om at ini minims tim e mmatiiii. Grace Methodist Church in St. Augustine. Members are asked to contact officers of tlieir local group* or their .11111 K. Sennui St. Sanford, Florida m inisters for further infor­ h a irie r W ill v s U rcxoiil* T h e M u y d H rid g en S how T u e s d a y , 8:011 p. m ., C h a n n e l 6 mation. CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP T ir « $ t o n t 39-Hour TIRE SAU OPENTILL 9 P.M. DAILY ENDS SATURDAY 6 P.M . DonT miss Uw RraiUwt Firrstom* Tire Snlo in ywtra featuring woftaUunal vtiluut on every l'iiuitniie Liru in our iuvcnUiry. NOTHING HELD B AC K...TH EY'RE ALL ON SALE! H urry in and take your dwiice from Uioasands of brand now, fnctory-frcwh Finwtono f ires. Our wnrcisjuaca are kaulod and wii’ro pricod lor n soll-ouL BEST TIRE DEAL IN TOWN FOR EV ER Y O N E... 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BUY WISE TOWEL OUTLET I on reouerf. liw h rJ i Aulenai Httk rUu. » O IO * • t \ • V v rtlflvisilty »** Bravctte Blue Corps m em ­ ber* are Diane Beach, Don­ na Bczwiechin. Janet John­ son. Maltha Johnson. Michele Malbon, Vicky McArdlr. Oaye Stanley, Susan Stein. Deborah Whitley and Cathy Fold*. tn Ihc solo beginners eontest Janet Johnson and Kay Scruggs both took first Big inlection of liko-new original equipment, take-off a, low milt«gc twed tires. Factory-Method New Treads, and limited stock of new tires wilh tmtt year’a tread (Usiigtta. a r* I ARI L W. D AY & CO. Girl Scouts Set Camp cites took a third place and the Hravottc Blues, (second team ) took fourth. Members of the Hravcttes arc Brenda Brown. France* Cammnck, Robin Fordham, Sharon C a m s. Nancy Oilstrap. Sharon Holloway. Vic­ ky Sheehan. Linda Vaughn. Shcralynn William* and Kay Scruggs. SUPER BARGAINS FOR PRICE B U YER S ... (SL A M Arthur II Ib. hwllh. J< . Clark of lha Circuit Court Ily i Martha T. Vlh!*n 1*. C. Uoaik, Wlulil A llurford Colonial Uulldlna—Bullk !*>* «7I7 Flrat Avaiiue Koiith 8t. 1‘ktkrkl.ura, Flnrhl.i Attornky* f..r I'lalnllff Publish April tl, 1». I* *• Seminole High School m a­ jorettes A Corps copped first place in large carp com peti­ tion at the slate twirling con­ test under the auspices of the I'STA in Orlando, Saturday. Under live mime of "The Caliellera*'*, the group twirl ed themselves to victory un­ der the leadership of Capt. Jean Jones, Other* of the corps are Sandi Wright, S h ar­ on Williams, Judy Ucdwoll, Sylvia Williams, Donna P e t­ ers, Susan Perkins. Mary Scott, Sharon Drum. Freddie Berry hill, Beilina Vale and Susan Brown The SI IS It curp* under the nam e of Sunford's Twirling Eight entered the sm all corps competition and cam e out with a second place trophy. Sanford Junior High'* ltruv- Mon To Meet It) Jane Casselberry Mrs, George Miller of Cas­ selberry was hostess lo the lau'khari Needlework Guild Wednesday al her home on L j and M Lane. Ten hospital gowns, five drosses for liltle girls, a ipdll and a p air of knil slippers were completed during Die day by the Imlir* who sew a . ai. McCa r t h y for the Red Cross, Salvation Army and Ihe Welfare Dept A covered dish luncheon was served. Member* present were .Mr*. George llmnnei* ler. Mrs. Ernest Malison, II) June Caokrllherr) Mr*. I.ora l.'orl, Mrs Frank Pii-lor Hint Mrs. (’. It. 'AuhnThompson. Mrs. John Car­ man. Mr*. Bess Games. Mrs. der will Ileal the children nud Carl Logcmnn, Mr*. Alberta i *n,ff of tin Ascension L uther­ Marlow, Mrs. Blanche Mac- an Church Sunday School in Malian. Mr* Herbert Well- C:ik»elliei ry to a H .nnhurgrr icy , Mrs. Russell Haas, Mr* Fry to be held ut the rluueli W alter .St union and Mrs. fium '2:3d until b p in . Sun­ day . Howard Kellie. A Hymn Sing will sta rt off Visitors were Mr* Waller Miller and Mrs. J D. Miller. festivities to Im followed by The May meeting of the game* nnd u picnic supper. Guild will be lidil at the liotnc of Mr* Uauineisler. 2ii>l We're never as thankful for Mosher Dr.. Astmry Park what we get as we are fur what we escape. The Women's Society nf Christian Service of the De­ Bary Community Methodist Church will sponsor a Bake Sale, S aturday at the De­ n ary Plaza starting at 9:30 a. in. till sold out. Home­ m ade cakes, (lies, bread, cookies, etc. will he avail­ able. Majorettes Cop First H A LF W AY BETW EEN M A IT LA N D & JA I-A LA I IN FERN PARK i r t s First A French Ave. t o STORES FA 2-0244 V t: Hi �Sad State Of States Peter Edson A NEW LEAF Political Ju st 17 slates put no legal limits on length of session. Others have ses­ sions varying from 90 to 150 dnys. Add to this the well-known but sad fact th at state legislators are usually paid microscopic salaries, and you have the ingredients for pretty skimpy effort in many states. And that is exactly what allows in many places. Whilo high-flying poli­ ticians are sounding the gong for "returning jiower to the states where it belongs," while major domestic problems pile up, state lawmakers are busy licensing beauty nperntors and debating how to label eggs for market. If the stales want to wield im­ portant authority in the late 20th century, it seems wholly reasonable to ask that they equip themselves properly for the job. They con hardly perform effec­ tively when, as in many instances, their principal organs of i>owcr meet rarely and then only on a token basis. While part-time lawmakers are busy running law offices, selling insurance or real estate and manag­ ing businesses, the people with big problems tnko them to Washington. The cry continue* loud in mimy quartern for state-local resistance to new encroachments by the federal RovernmcnL Oov. Clifford Hansen of Wyoming now adds his voice. But a veteran observer of federalstate relations wonders whether the states are operating on a footing ade­ quate to the scope of the problems they want to handle. In u very severe sense, state legis­ latures tend to be a part-time enter­ prise. Only 20 of the GO stutes have annual sessions. The rest convene their assemblies biennially. There are six states in which legislatures are limited to sessions of 30 eulendnr or legislative days. In two others the meetings cannot go beyond 40 dnys. Altogether, 29 states, roughly three-fifths of the total, hold their legislative sessions down to f>9 days or less. Where sessions arc both short and merely blcnnlnt, it is clear the legis­ latures assemble ju st long enough to keep the franchise. It is hnrd to seu how much work of conHcquonco can be accomplished in an ago of swiftmoving developments. We Mourn Loss the illustrious first among Americn’s nuclear vessels. He belonged to the distinguished company which twice made undersea voyages to the North Pole. Nor should it bo forgotten th at the Thresher carried 17 civilians, specialists who were busy judging itH performance on this fateful trial run out of Portsmouth, N. II. For all the attention given our growing number of missile-bearing Polaris submarines, the undersea force today is still too much un un­ heralded wing of our defense. Yet it is not improper to say tlint in this age of fast-flying missiles and supersonic aircraft, often amaz­ ingly sophisticated in searching out targets, tho hard-to-detocl subma­ rine is n great bulwark of our se­ curity. One could fairly argue tlint our submarines — Polaris, nuclear "nttuck” vessels like the Thresher, or conventional craft — are now the hncklione of a Navy th a t has magni­ fied its usefulness while shifting Its functions in a greatly altered defense World. Americans mako sad tribute to the officers, tho men ami the civilian specialists who went down with the sldp which was to have been ono of Hie brightest links in a superb pro­ tective chain vital to us all. The charmed life of America’s rcmnrkabio nuclear submurine force is over. There is terrible Irony in the fact th at tragedy has struck what may have been the Navy's greatest submarine of all time—the powerful USS Thresher. It was the world’s fastest and deepest-diving undersea craft. Only tho families and friends of the 129 men aboard tho Thresher can feci the full weight of this sud­ den disaster. For them there is no comfort asldo from the knowledge th at this nation is immensely grateful for tho service the lost men performed in this critical urm of tho country's de­ fenses. Those linked in any way with tho life of the submariner understand th a t the threat of death is always present. In this instance some are rhnps finding a small crumb of so­ le in realizing th at the Thresher's evident plunge to u depth of 8,4(10 feet would have brought death quickly to all on Isiard. No sub­ marine Ih built to withstand such pressures. Tho Thresher's skipper, Lt. (Mr. John W. Harvey, was a veteran of atomic submarines, having served on three others, including the Nautilus, K Dr, Crone's Worry Clinic CASE P-417: Prof. 7... aged 35. teaches psychology in a southern college. "Dr. Crane," he stormed, "I resent your aspersions on the college teaching profession. "Vou recently wrote that we are the laziest profession­ al group In Amrrica and said our teaching load averages only 12 hours per week. "H ut wo must work hard to prepare our lectures and then do research and attend many faculty meetings, ate. "So I think w« work harder thnn most p r o f e s s i o n a l groups." Sumo dedicated teachers do spend far more than 12 hours per week In their classrooms, especially the chemistry and physics professors who must set up elaborate experimental equipment. And every student knows who are these devoted tear ti­ ers, versus the loafers who soldier on the Job. When 1 said the average teaching load was 12 hours, I really meant 12 lecture pe­ riods. Tl*’y aren't 00-mimilo sessions hut run only Ml min­ utes. Kn tiie actual elussroom per­ pressions of loyalty from its formance of the average Lib­ topmost memt»er* must bo eral A rta college professor is taken at face value. Talk of a Kremlin "m in ­ o rity ’* and "m ajo rlly ” tu ss­ ling for control It discounted In most confidential diplo­ matic advices from Moscow. Nevertheless Ihcro are new and heavy pressures on Klirushcliev, rail the least of them Pulled Press Inlernstinnal the Slno Soviet ideological 11 Is bad news for the tax ­ conflict. The differences be­ tween the Chinese "h ard payer that President Kennedy line" of international com ­ cm-ouruged organised Ameri­ munism and Khruslirhcv's can Negroes to m ute political peaceful coexistence pulley nirdirlna In behalf of more have continued to worsen. It Is only a few weeks foreign aid spending in Africa. It Is had nrwa because o r­ ago that fled China was d is­ closed to have railed for the ganized American Negroes ouster of tiie present Kremlin Comprise a formidable politi­ leaders, presumably including Khrushchev himself. Since cal pressure group. If they de­ then Peking ha* fostered tho mand that Congress and the Idea th at Khrushchev’* days Kennedy admiiiistratioii In­ crease foreign aid spending in In power arc numbered. Diplomats who have seen Africa, Congress mid lim Ken­ Khrushchev recently have nedy adm inistration are likely reported to llieir governments to inereasr it. A committee representing that he is looking weary, lie is iM years old. Even some vaiinux Negro organizations Communist diplomats think culled on Pi evident Kennedy Khrushchev may he kinking In December, lie told them for some relief from Ins p re ­ th a t the 20 million American Negroes had a responsibility sent load. Should Khrushchev give up for tho II. 8. role In Africa the prem iership the man r a t ­ and that he valued tho con­ ed most likely In lake the cern American Negroes fell post Is Deputy Prem ier Frol fur the African peoples. A fortnight ago In New Kotlov, M, who already Is handling many day to day York, the committee decided chore* previously dune by to establish a permanent link between the American Negro Khrushchev. Leadership Peviewed? By K. C. Ilialcr PA It IS <UP1) Dczpite c liim i (rum Moscow lliul all l i well in tho Kremlin there l i growlin' conviction Dial Prem ier Nikita Khrushrliuv’* leadership role ii under re ­ view. The belief in some «( West­ ern Europe'* best Informed diplomatic circles is (hat iie l i seriously considering giv­ ing up iDRic of his control, perhaps by surrendering the prem iership whilo rclnlning the offlco of first secretary of tho Communist parly—tl« office Hint really rouni* in Lhu Soviet Union and wields the most power. As parly secretary Kbrush cliev still could direct for­ eign affairs as well as con­ tinue running the Intcriinl Communist scene, .Stalin did it in tils lime. There is nothing In this thinking that denies Khrush clicv'i hold on the Kremlin leadership. It It Ills own handpirked team that is running things ami the repeated ex­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE bt t/v o ^ Y UtSTCN.HONGO-iltAD, rV&MAD LNCHJL.lt Of- YOUK IOAPiN® E6AD,MARTHA,HAVE’KXIHO CONf.lDElUUlOYFOHTHE PAINFULWOUNDS ObANOLD war hcro Comly laot WEEK MV DOCTOR TOID Mli THAT l WOULD KEoA U l MY F o r m e r m r c u l i Art S t r e n g t h in a 1 l w vir cM \ NOW H U S t ALL MAY M LA N KKD1HEK TOM IS LINING. Uf'A 3oB FOR YOU, SO YOU CAN tt>M i Up WHAT HASSL-S FOR YOUR ) Mind that you’ve oot to 60 to WORK/-—UNLESS,or COURSE,, YOU’D RATHER SEETHE “'3 H0-.PHAL E M E R G E N C Y WARD, f ROM THls IN S ID E / Months op oittino Taxpayers Bad News j§ a n f n r ii Sanford. Florida it 4 1.11:11 a . im u .im . i . a i i i o viniftiiH L Simms lux- iMiror jiih u i i i . 1.1 Wuclelr l i d I I o r Friday. April 19, 19011 n n isim t iim j I'uuiitr IMMor C K l'K I.U K tH llliH u o i iiii.u iv n im iA M S i . t u i . EilHia - Up leadership and the new A fri­ can nations. At this meeting. American Negro leaders c rit­ icized the recent Clay commit­ tee report on foreign aid and the ml ministration s' pro posed reductions. ftoy Wilkins, executive sec­ retary of the National Asso­ ciation fur the Advancement of Colored JVople, deplored what he regarded ss Insignif­ icant original allocations for African aid. He raised this question: "Is th rre a rotor line in our foreign aid pro­ g ram ?" Whitney M. Yeung o f the National Urban League said he had been shocked by the attitu d e of the Clay commit­ tee toward aid for African n a­ tions. The attitude uf the Clay committee was: Immediate U. ft. eeeurlty In­ terests are less evident in Africa than in countries clos­ er to the Soviet Union, llut, the Eluted Stales definitely has a stake in helping the new African nations create a clim­ ate of stability and growth in Your Home Now ! ii . a <i i rrtl.lu a a A lit I.. w iiiM to M i Uirectur s i i i i i: m vk i-H IIusJiims Xlxeugrt m ill) I * j . UIII.VT xisii.av r H O M E IM P R O V E M E N T L O A N Borrow up to 65,U00 • No — Appointment N errasary 'J'uke Up To 5 Years To Pay • F u s t, C o u rte o u s Service i i u x a v u i .t u l i .m i LTreulalluu Stauaser C atered s e se con d cU m m a tt e r Oct ober SI, l i t * s t t i n Host U t i l e s o f Banfurd. f l o r i d * , under the A ct o t Cougree* o ( Xlsrch. The Herald la a member of ibe Unllsd I’tsss bli-h Is si i l l l l s . l •srlutlvsly In III* use for njiul.lt tl.'b of ail U.e to, ,.l i.* i*i prl.L.d la ibis newspaper. or bANFOKD MEMIIKit F.D.l.C. Quotes We huve inure atheists in West Germ any and In the Western world than there are in Eusl Germany or Hussia. — Itcv, Dr, M artin Nicmovller, l ’v* got three words for trade: I t should expand. —Prince Hertll of Sweden, visiting New York to booil U.S.-Swedish trade. It's only a question of how it will happen and how soon. I'm un optimist. —Allen W. Dulles, former U.S. Intelllgrnea director, predicting tho overthrow of the Cuslro regime in Cuba. C O N T IN K N T A L i Own a Home Freezer ? ? 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These steps are but forecasts of tong, long life and remarkable reliabJIHy-eitrsordinary capacity to weather me years and rmles ahead Free Twistems — I’oslage Prepaid Mail Cheek or Money Order Home Freezer Bag Co. r iiB i) w r.i.i.s M tclia u it a l Huge also get a guide telling a 800 million federal approp. where he would then be nation for eight years, be­ ginning in tho third year of "free" to go. Some national parks and the program. The plan is to have these many of the state parks now charge a small entrance fee advances paid hack to the for one-time visits. Under United States Treasury over the new scheme these fro* a seven-year period beginning might be continued. But they in the eleventh year of the also would be count’ll ns program, using 50 per cent down paymen'.a on a sticker of the collected fees. The program for acquisi­ adm itting b u y e r s to all parks. tion of more federal recrea­ In addition, the stickers tion areas would cost an est­ would adm it tourists to A r­ imated 8500 million over 10 my Corps of Engineers and years. It would add ahout Bureau of Reclamation dam 1.1 million acres to the na­ parks, 4.0 million site recreation areas. The t i o n a l stickers also would be good acres to Fish and Wildlife in Forest Service, Bureau of Service preserves—7.3 million Land Management, Fish and acres in all. Wildlife Scrvicw areas, where With the 84RO million adadmission can be controlled. vance appropriation over an But for the big national eight-year period, this makes foresta, grasslands, land re ­ i recreation area development serves, and probably for the more C an a 81 billion pro­ new wilderness areas—if, gram. C o n g r e s s approves their The proposed legislation establishment—there would specifies that none of this he no charge, since admission money can be spent except can't Ire controlled. by Congressional appropria­ Only p art of the money tion, so it isn't a hack door received from conservation spending Job. stickers and other fees would Ire plowed hack into federal recreation area development. That was the Kennedy plan in legislation offered Iasi year, hut Congress would hu*> none of it. Ih e big principle in the new conservation fund bill is to make the states R U G G ED R O YA L primarily responsible for de­ velopment of outdoor resorts ,*• P O R T A B L E for the general public. Al­ located on the basis of state mif population, tie s and need, D tM . the average distribution ia • Rvntd, itttiistii n o il ruction I expected to tie ahout 70 per • full lire kevtoird—»»m» tits f rent to statu park system. •t Moral cfficc typewriter • iemeus Ropsl typm| touch 30 p rr cent to federal rec• 0..ck set irertins rruttnji areas. i Kit 53Hi werrinty • Smart carryirg cue included Bui to speed development tlllm tsk m n of more vacation fun areas • OAM ill for the growing papulation, : O RG t S TUART there's another provision in the proposed legislation for W estern European nations Teen-ager* veem to think should and do logically hear tomorrow isn 't worth waiting most of the African aid burd­ for. en. Clay's comniiltcu refused to accept the view th a t the Unit­ ed States always must provide aid teat the new African naIlona except help from the Communist nulions with re­ sulting political penetration ami evintual subversion. The committee rejected this view T u IN C O L X heruuse it did not believe the new African nations wished to acquire a new m aster, having but recently shucked the old one. S JO O FOR MORE COMFORTABLE l.lVINCi — WITH A— m iit h ii year free from tesrhm g just so the professor run enjoy liis sabbatical year of leuve, on full pay, journeying through Europe sightseeing and dip­ ping into some libraries for musty fuels about nitw it ideas. So don't let college profes­ sors kid you shout their on­ erous teaching loud and low pay. Here aru the startlin g facte: They get 2 months vacation in summer, plus 2 week! at Christmas, plus one week a t ■Spring vacation, plus half a week At E aster and half a week at Thanksgiving! The uverage wage earner who pays the prohibitive ta x ­ es and tuition rates to support sla te Instiulions and privule colleges, is lucky to gel a mere 2-weeks’ vacation! We could cut down the coat of collegu education and ac­ commodate D U tt II L E our present enrollment without a cent of additional taxes if we’d ju st seh«*duIn a 2nd educaliunul shift a t 8 p. tn. and thus double tultlouul Income. And raising the present 12:1 K tudent:Traeher ratio up to 24:1 would perm it our present faculty l« handle twice as many college studcnla (and a l­ so gel higher pay). Lyle C. Wilson Says: Spruce P oro 4 literally only 10 hours per week! Yet many professor* affect horror at the Idea th a t union workers have suggested u 25hour work week! "Oil, hut we m ust grade pa­ pers far Into the night," is tho college prof’s lame excuse. Koine professors still grade their own papers hut wu now offer so many graduate fel­ lowships a n d scholarships, th a t we huve an aniplu supply of student assistants to do the grading. And h e ru u se of the Use of "objective" e x a m s, often scor­ ed by a machine or a stencil laid down over the exam, these student assistants don’t even need to know a thing about thu enursu in order to score the p a p e rs! "llu t. Dr. Crane," you may argue, “It takes long hours to prepare our classroom lec­ tures." T hat was true thu first time, hut thereafter the usual professor uses the same dry lectures notes year afte r year with hardly uny renovation, even of Ins corny jukes, "llu t w hat about research?" you may inquire. Well, many colleges give t In-jr professors thu entire 7th WASHINGTON — (NEA ) —Another question on which a lot of people may have definite pro and con ideas is whether tourists and vaca­ tioners should be required to buy an annual conservation windshield sticker a t from 12 to So to visit outdoor recreation areas finsneed in whole or in p art by federal fund*. Admission to most such places is now free. But a provision in the Kennedy ad­ m inistration’s land *ml w a­ te r conservation bill (now nearing test votes In Senate and House Interior Commit­ tees) would impose this and other modent user fee*. The fees arc sim ilar to those now charged by many states in park and camp areas. Camp sites would be rented at from 81 to S3 a day for each family. Use of a picnic site or swimming facilities would cost 50 cents a day. The present four-centa-gallon tax on motorboat fuel* would he reallocated to recreational area use. Finally, all receipts from tiie sale of surplus govern­ ment property, now am ount­ ing to about 85(1 million a year, would go to a recrea­ tion area fund instead of to general Treasury receipts. It is estimated th at about JHti million would he raised from all these sources in the first year. I b is sum gradually would rise to 1 1Hi) million, and average 8150 million for the first 10 years. The big Idea Is to put the great outdoors on more of a pny-as-you-enjoy basis, with those enjoying it foot­ ing moat of tho hill instead of asking all tho taxpayers to finance it. Ti i e conservation wimlshcild s t i c k e r s prob­ ably would ho sold a t post office* as well us a t park »lte*. Every purchaser would Notebook P . O. Box 8506 Jacksonville, Fla. ! We invite you to see and drive this megmtictnt tar at your earnest opportunity. H U N T LIN C O LN -M ER C U R Y , IN C. 109 North Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida �i (Hrv friirffffB V rrt!t FH. Apr. 19, *CT—Pape 5 Strikes • • Spares II)- John A. S | hiI»M You’ll pardon me for gettin*r personal i Split off the hat I’m sure, hut I know two fel­ lows who arc the proudest fellahs in Snnfurd right now! * I'm speaking for A! Del ’alniu and myself, thank you! This past Saturday morning and afternoon, J e t l.unes and Sanford were playing host to over 44 teams from nil over Central Klolida. And you know whulT ON 11 OK T1IK WINNERS WAS OUlt OWN GROUP OK LITTLE FELLAHS! (How about those apples, huh?) Congratulations t o S t a n Hemphill, John Smith, Darrell Yodoplch, Johnny Del'ulmu and Kevin Spolski. Special thunks also to their sponsor for this tournam ent, L « n y I’ivec of L arry’s Marl! We had representation from all of the 12 other III*A A Houses throughout Central Kioridu and our kids urti the CHAMPS!!!!!! I'll tell you this, if your son or duughtcr isn’t a member of the Saturday A. M. Junior Howling League, they're m iss­ ing out on a world of fun and opportunity! As an example, yesterday we had Iwenty-ono of them competing in the !lrd Annual Jtl'AA Youth Howling Cham­ pionships. If they get thru the area and then the state elim­ inations, they have their waypaid to the N ationals in W ashington, D. C. and com­ pete for College Scholarships! A wonderful, wonderful offer. The four who'll be bowling next in the area eliminations at !'uikwood Lanes on May 11th are Dave Del’ulmu (1 230 total pins); Leo Watson Jr. (1162); Jim Woods (J123) and John Jem igun (1114). And now If you wanna real­ ly lie stomped, listen to some of the scores they turned in— Dave shot a 245 and Leo came th ru with a 2113 scratch game! (I know th a t you’re hoping Texan Ducal Sales Slim KANSAS CITY, Mo. <U H ) — Civic promoters working to move tho Dallas Texans pro­ fessional football team to K ansas City were disappoint­ ed today by advance ticket sales. Lamar Hunt, owner of the American Kootball League championship team, said he would tran sfe r the club for the lilt’d season if 25,030 ad­ vance season tirekU were sold. W orkers mourned t o d a y th a t only 6.7U7 ducats were sold during tho first three days of the campaign. N O T IC E Tusksw ills Hold la-lwern ltrdbug Hoad and S tate Hostl 126 will he rlosrd to through traffic the morn­ ing of April 2.1th, 11163. Tor a period of approximately 90 days. In permit ronatrurtion of a new bridge. T raffic is adii*cd to de­ tour li) way of Dodd Hoad, 4i mile w rit. Seminole County Hoad Department * thut they go nil the way for those Hit! REWARDS!) Ju st a very brief note about Hit; REWARDS, w eren't you happy to see Hill Allen win th a t $5,000 on TV last week? Couldn't have happened to a finer and nioru popular guy than Hill. Ju st taking a quick gander at those names shown ns be­ ing Interested in the Friday Eve Snmlspurs League shows th a t we’ll he having n Summer session for sure. So fur, xve have these taking purt. , . . Marion Karelia, Edith Zueli, Mabel Duggan, Eleanor A n d m »> n, Marie Hoc lie, Louise Owens. Mary Smith, Margie Kipp. Belly Fehl, Camilla Myers, Pat Foster, Helen Kaelin, We're planning on starting this league within the next two weeks. Another league taking fine shape is the 1hursdny evening (0:45 p. m.t Mixed League. Margie Kipp's tieen calling everybody about a summer session and it looks like that with the kids back at school from the F aste r vacations, etc., we should lie getting this one going also within the next week or two. Wo hnvc lots of room if you’re interested. Wo had ourselves n lent good time bowling in the F ri­ day evening Mr. A Mrs. (Sunford Herald) League and will ho reorganizing this league, too. Sharon and Lenny Kee, Mr. A Mrs. Hill Kreek, Eddie and Jean Monroe utid Jane and myself am all set to sta rt in­ viting some of our friends in­ to the fun league again. So you see, tild e 's lots of different leagues for you to join. Tho choice is entirely yours, Tho Holler Motors / NavyWives League begins their Summer Schedule this coming Friday a t 11:30Look for the Whentics folks to gel behind a howling pro­ motion for the Full. They’re going to offer you one free game for each three thirl you howl. Don't see how you can lose on a deal like that! This coming Sunday w ell he starting the popular Sun­ day Sweeper again. (Inly tills tim e tho entry fee will he only $5.00 instead of $8.00 as p re­ viously. Tile good p art of this deal is that we’ll stilt lie guar, an teeing a $1011.00 first place prize. If you didn’t get your invitation in tho mails, don't let llint stop you from com log out. Squads will be nt 1:00, 2:30, 4, 5.30 and 7 p. m. Hill Kuzce with a 562 was lops for the Keglcr's League lids past T h u r s d a y - and tieorge-Oh-Swann took game honors with his 222. In the Petersen Doubles, the duo of Fox and S mi tty were in the spotlight. Sm ilty taking lii game witli u 225 ami Harry Fox shooting tho 687 for se r­ ies. Sue H arper of the Wednes­ day A. M. Nurses l.g was high for (lie girls with u 164/400 series, A tta girl, Sue. This Thursday we kick-off the Seminole M e m o r i a l Nurses Evening League. T hat'll do It for this week. See you at the Sweeper this Sunday. 1 hope you pick up that $100!!!!! No Hiller Skippx Scnkarik pitched the first no-hitler of the Sanford Junior ■/‘ague season as he tanned It h at­ ters to lead the Yowell's team to a I2<* victory over Chase Thursdav. ★ ★ ★ Atlantic Wins Bank Battle In Little Loop In the battle of the banks, played on the Helds of Little League Thursday. Sanford Atlantic toppled Florida State, 15 o as Darrel Wall hurled a seven hitter fur the victors. The Sanford Hankers blew the gam e wide open with a in run fourth inning. In other Sanford Junior League action. Rotary ju m p ­ ed on Civitan pitching with a seven run outburst in the fourth fram e to win It 5. In Men's Softball play. G rants of Lookwood defeated Wilson-Maicr ll-to with 11 Helms the winning hurler Home runs in the g a iti r . Crocker. R. G rant, Helm an and Johnston. In other sot l ball action, Kings wood Builders ran over Chase 2-1-2 with Hud Monrrief (licking up tile win. Melts hanged out two burners fot Hie Uulldcrs While Stafford. Itu ssi and Davidson Int one each. NEW YORK (DIM) — Ex champion Emile (iriffith wdl try for a third capture of the world welterweight crown on June 8 in a "ru b b er m atch" with champion Luis Rodri­ guez at Madison Square H ar­ den. Each will received a guar antced Slti.ooo for the nation­ ally televised AIK! tS-rmimlcr, which was announced T hurs­ day night. Cuban Rodriguez of Miami Reach won the 141 pound crown from (Inffith of New York on a unanimous hut controversial decision. March 21, ill Isis Angeles. N everthe­ less, Griffith was installed a 7-5 favorite today. Because of that Isis An­ geles controversy, promoters at Los Angeles, Miami Beach and Las Vegas, Nev., tried to get the June fight; hut the two Imxers and their handlers finally compromised on New York Two Tied In Golf Play Hazel Dur/u and Vivian Pierce lied for lirst place in a golf point tourney in the elass A division with a plus three score Myrtle Adams look class 11 honors: Itlance Nicely, class C and Essie Batson, class D. Secretaries were invented lieftire spelling luniks T here's no other way to explain It. COMPLETE POWER MOWER SERVICE OPEN TI1KOUGII Guaranteed service for all makes AUGUST 12 nightly 7:45 f i c t p ) Susd cry By ( nlled Press International Jack Sanford says he’ll "hold the cotton pickin' ball" for five minutes between pitches if National U-ague umpires Insist on calling so many balks. 'flu til Ik- okay with NL hitters if the big San F ran ­ cisco pitcher carrici out his threat In fact, anything Jack does differently should he an improvement as far as the hatters are concerned be­ cause he’s become the "M r, Invincible” of the league. Sanford reeled off his third victory in the row for IBM Thursday when the (Hants beat the Houston Colts, 63, and now has won 2t of Ids last 22 decisions In Nl- com­ petition. The 200-pound native o! Wellesley, Mass., won IK ot lu» last 19 decisions in 1062. including 16 in a row between June 17 arid Sc pi. 15. Sanford blew he* top after the game because of two Ii.iIks culled against him. liut Griffith Title Boh! Set June 8 Standings NOW ' Angry Sanford Keeps Rollin' of i>nwrr m owers, garden trarto ra, tillers . . . any gasulmv-powered equipment. Fsctory-AulLoriicd l nitnl Press International American League W. I.. Pet. 5 2 .711 Detroit 4 3 .571 Kansas City New York 4 3 .571 4 3 .571 Baltimore Cleveland 3 3 .500 3 3 .500 Chicago 3 4 .423 1/ix Angeles 3 4 .423 Boston 3 5 .375 Minnesota 333 2 4 Washington Saturday's lis m rs Lux Angeles at Kansas City, night Minnesota a t Chicago Cleveland at Baltimore Detroit at Boston New York at Washington, night National le a g u e W. L. PH. Milwaukee 7 '1 .778 6 '1 .7511 San Francisco St. laiuis 5 3 .625 5 3 .625 P.ttsburgli Philadelphia 4 4 .5(81 Chicago 4 t 500 Los Angeles III 4 5 Cincinnati 3 4 .423 Houston 3 6 .331 n 8 ww New Y'ork Saturday's (iamex Milwaukee at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Houston at 1-os Angeles Chicago at San Francisco he didn't lose control of him­ self or his stu b during the game. He merely coasted be­ hind a 12-hit attack that e a rn ­ ed the Giants their sixth vic­ tory in eight games. The Milwaukee Braves re tamed their half-game hold on first place when they beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6 5. the 1 itlsburgh Pirates shaded the St. lawns Cards, 3 2, and the Chicago Cubs scored a 51 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in other National League games. Sanford. 24 7 in 1362. yield­ ed Hve hits and struck out four. Howie (loss drove in all three Houston runs with a two run homer and a single hut ids one-man attem pt couldn’t overcome a San Francisco attack led by three Inis each by Willie Mays. Willie McCovey and Felipe Ainu. Ex Boston Red Sox rookie of the year Don Sell wall gain­ NFL ed a victory In his National League dclmt for the Pirates when Hill Virdon singled in the winning run in the ninth. Schwall retired with sn upset stom ach alter eight innings but Elroy Fare protected the one-run lead in the ninth. Ken Boyer homered for the Card mats and Stan Mus la I doubled bringing him to within one rx tra base hit of llahe Ruth's major league record, Glen Hubble, aided by Don Elston’s ninth-inning relief, l-eat the Dodgers for the first tim e in three years and only the fifth tune m ins carver when three Dodger errors treated the Cubs to three un­ earned runs Don Drysdale, 25-game winner a n d Cy Young Award winner in 1362, suffered his first loss of 1363 after two wins. Who has stolen the home run Plunder from the hats of lire American League’s slug gets? Official Line: Grid Probe Over NEW YORK (D P I) — Only one tiling was certain today in the wake of Die National Football League’s b e t t i n g sea lulu I; Paul llornung, tin- "golden buy" of the lirecn Huy Puck­ ers, and all-pro tackle Alex W urras of Hie Detroit Lions will not (day in 1363, W hether or not tlu-y will (day in 1964 nr ever depends on tlu-ir behaviour, according to Commissioner Pete Rozelle, liut from there on In, for all intents and purposes the in­ vest igutions into betting by players, which were triggered in Jan u ary , ure over. T hat's the official line from the N FL today after an ex ­ haustive study which failed to show anything more than I licit lleinung, K arras and four other members of (lie Detroit I.ions made wagers on Hie outcome of regular NFL gullies belting on the'lr own teams or on games in which they were not involved. However, there is reason to believe th a t the m atter will not die there is indicated. I t’s ton early to assess fan reac­ tion, tint early samplings allow most fans were shocked at the s e v e r i t y of l l o r u n g ond K ar­ ros's punishment. Most league officials, in ­ cluding general manager and couch Vince Lombardi of the Parkers agreed th a t ltuzelie Imd no other nltrrnntiva hut to suspend llornung, th« lea­ gue's greatest player, and Kurrns. Other officials. Inside and outside of tlie sport, seemed to feel the same way, claiming that there was n definite hreaeh of contract by the two players, and inasmuch us the spoil depends on public p at­ ronage for its existence the players fun I to lie suspended. There are indications, Ira), that the Senate subcommittee loaded i,y John L. McClellan, D Aik., may call for a com­ prehensive rep o rt on the en­ tire Investigation by ftozelle as pail of its inquiry into gambling and reported fixing in football and other sports. M K I-M U T U E L S •h a atro seats (ram 50$ ^ v lN U Ia s-p a rftcta i dally daubla the beautiful, air conditioned WHERE DO YOU BUY AMERICA’S LOWEST-PRICED CONVERTIBLE? u.s. highway 92** sorry 80 *sj*on Was it the rules committee Pearson and a solid double to with Its new strike zone reg­ Jim Fregosi. He struck out ulation? Maybe the m anufac­ five and walkrd only one. H erbert, a 20-game winnrr turers have taken some uf the last season, struck out five rabbit out of Hie hall? Ur and walked only one in past­ perhaps the pitchers arc get­ ing his first w in of 1963. Floyd ting away with that old devil Robinson scored the first two the apitball ? White Sox runs after a aingla Whatever the reason, the and a double and Nicholson pitchers have been having n bomered in the seventh for ball nt the expense of the hit­ their final run Nelson Fox ters during the first two singled for the Sox' fourth hit weeks of the campaign. —the 2.400th hit of the little The figures show- tli.il there second-baseman's career. have been nine shutouts pitch- i ed and only 53 homers hit In the A I/s lirst 35 games. At sueli ,x pace over the entire season tlie pitchers would ac­ cumulate 180 shutouts — far more than the league record • Crimlliner Hoaln of 146 set ill 1303 and cull • Mercury Motor* shlerably above (he m ajor • The Aluminum Hunt league record of 163 in one F’nr The FtHhrrmnn league set by the National League in Khh 2101 S. French Ave. Also, n m ere 59 homers in 35 games represents a 13 per cent decrease in homer out­ put from 1962 when At, slug­ gers hit 1552 in 8to gam es. Tlierc were only two gam es played in the American l e a ­ gue Thursday am i IhiIIi re ­ sulted in shutouts. Dick Siigm an pitched the first m ajor league shutout of his career to give the Minnesota Twins a 3 0 win over Iho Isis Ange­ les Angels and Bay Herbert lusted a three hitter as the Chicago White Sox heal the Kansas City Athletics, 3 0. Two homers were h it-o n e by the Twins' Earl Hatley anil another by tha White Sox' Dave Nicholson. Stigman, a 27-year-old lefty in his fourth big league se a ­ son, gave up scratch singles to Lee Timm as and Aline MEADORS M ARIN E G ra n d Prix SPORTS CAIl Races R.C.C.A. Sanction A I’ll II. 20 & 21 O SCEO LA A IR F IE L D East Of SANFORD. FI.A. On Stnte Hd. -16 Trophy Races SAT. and SDN. Handicap Race 30 LAPS - SUNDAY ADMISSION — SAT. $1.50 nr — JAYCEHS D O N 'T M I S S AD ON 3 28th A N N U A L C EN T R A L FLO R ID A D E R B Y ! 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Commercial S t, Ph. FA 2-5141 Minors u r x i xi r i KENNEL r> i n n C LUB HWY. 1 7 - 9 2 MIDWAY METWEEN HANFORD A ORLANDO �0 9ffr i' •atifurli Pnf?* S—Fri. Apr. 19, *68 Mrs, C. A. Blouln waa hos­ tess for a recent afternoon dessert bridge p arty honoring Mrs. George T anner and Mrs. John R. Slater of Douglas, Ga. The honorees were visit­ ing another liste r and neigh­ bor of Mrs. Blouln, Mrs. Frlce H eard. The p arty room w ai adorn­ ed with arrange menta of snapdragons and carnations in varying shades of pink. Refreshm ents of fresh mel­ on balls, straw berry end blackberry compote, nuls, mints and coffee were served from Gic individual card tab ­ les. F irst prize was won by Mrs. M ary Wilson, second by Mrs. George Harden Sr, and Mrs. Earl Higginbotham won third. Gifts were alto pre­ sented to Ihe two honor guests. Others enjoying the after­ noon with the guests and their sister, Mrs. H e a r d were Mines. H arry Tooke, Lloyd Boyle, W. B. Nicholson, Ro­ GLENN UTT bert Ware, Howard McOough, suit of a career: 1. discipline John Ivey, W arren Patrick and self-control; 2. put m ent­ and George W. Johndrow. al ability to the test and ac­ cent the hard academic grind in order to make a maximum contribution; 3. replace ihc altitude of amugness and complacency with a willing­ ness to work hard and to "go tho second m ile." Although the GE m*n gave By Helen Snodgrass his Hat of criteria as a for­ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn, m ula for m aterial success, Miss Linda Dunn and Mr. and ho m ay o r m ay not have Mrs. E. M. Llllcy of Orlando known that everything he spent a recent weekend with said was taken from the Mr. and Mrs. d ia rie s Dunn, sam e set of rules for building tn North Lull. Christian character and suc­ While there they attended cessful human relationships, the christening of little Kim­ laid down by a certain One berly Marie Dunn and Joey long ago, and found plainly ro lls at the I/itx Methodist w ritten in the pages of the Church. Dr. J . Manning Potts Bible. of Nashville, Tcnn., nflldatHut from whatever source ed. Joey ia the grandson of he chose the material for his Dr. Potts, who Is editor of address, these sam e rules are the Upper Room. applicable to everyone every Tlie Pott* have recently re ­ day. turned from a world wide No p a i n t i n g , sculpture, lour and ho told of various ex ­ book, Invention, or music periences In the Sunday ser­ was ever crested , built or written by a "sheep," o r a mon. Following the church ser­ person who was content to vices, 18 m em bers of the follow the crowd and even, Dunn fsm lty enjoyed a picnic indeed, u fra Id NOT la do Just dinner a t the Polts-Dunn like everyone else doe*. Every worthwhile creation, Camp. Invention and conception we have in our lives todsy was given to us, and to the whole world by a "cornhall," a "sq u are" or "oddball." All lira great and wonder­ ful, beautiful, am azing, usefill, enjoyable, Important things of life were thought of, The Acey Durey Wive* created and constructed by Club It sponsoring a ship­ people who used the talents, wreck dance this Saturday at abilities and resources Dial Ihe Acey Duecy Club s t the a re born with every Individ­ ual and who were not afraid Naval Air Station. Starting lim e is 8:30 p.tn. of hard work, long hours, and all first and second class struggle, difficulties anti yes, personnel and their wives are even pain, ridicule und mis­ invited to attend. understanding. Prize* will he aw arded for laingfellow wrote a poem along theso lines, which end­ the best costumes. One wilt ho given to the couple with ed with these lines: "L ives of (Ira most original costume g reat men all rem ind us. We can make our lives sublime; and one oarh to (Ira hest And departing, leave behind dressed woman and m an, In­ ua . . . footprints on tho sands dividually, Several skits will he p re ­ of Umo." sented by Hie group and danc­ • * * THE SAUEPTA BALL ha* ing enjoyed during the even­ been all but overalladowcu by ing to the music ol the “ Ca­ lira coming Semi-Centennial, pri*” of Orlando. SINCERE congratulation! arc in order (or Glenn Utt, Sanford lad, who ha* gained tom e well-earned recognition. We mentioned him to you In the last column, ro a note from Piedmont College which Ira attend* on h it having m ade tiie Dean’* lilt. However, Glenn Utt Sr., n il father, w ai in the next day and told u* that Glenn ia title d to receive a tch u ’arthlp to Emory Medical School on the bail* of the fine grade* he h ai made In Ml three y e a n at Piedmont (in D em u r c it, Ga.) Nut only that, but Glenn w ai also oifered a medical tchnlarihip to H arvard Med­ ical School. To be offered acliolarihip* to two of the fin­ est medical school* in the country li certainly a great honor and Glenn’* parent! arc Justly proud of h i * scholarship and accomplishmenta. lie waa named to Who’i Who in the Junior Clasa in this year’* school yearbook, loo. We rem em ber Glenn as a friendly, milling lad, who was always helpful and courteoui when he attended Sem­ inole High. We wish him well and want him to know that the community la proud of bim too. • • • OUR SYMPATHIES to Vel­ m a and Doc Mitchell In their worry and concern over their grandson, Tommy K lrklm d, who was seriously injured in a fours lory fall at tho Uni­ versity of Florida a few day* ago. Tommy la the 10ycar-old son of Topty Mitchell Kirk­ land, who it well-known here. They now live In Orlando, and the whole family is, of course, worried sick over the accident, which occurred d u r­ ing some collegiate pranks. Tlw family will appreciate your prayer* for Tommy’s recovery. » • • NOTE TO DILL MACLAUOIILIN: i t ’s O.K., BUI. T here’s an old saying . . . •’Im itation it the sincere*! form of flattery.’’ Right! * • • BE A CORNBALL. Tills Is Ihc advice given to senior and Junior college stu ­ dents at the Volusia Counly Coinmunily College recently by R. S. Grisaelll, m anager of the reliability section of Project Apollo ol the General Electric Company which ha* recently located In llie area. He described a "contball’’ as one who likes to study, volunteers for more limn hi* share and one who is usually thought of as being “ from Squaresville.’* America needs more Indi­ viduals who will dare lu lie different, to lie creative, lie said. " I t's necessary to run as Iasi ns you can to keep up and twice a* fait to get ahead," he em phasised. Tho GE man listed three hut If you can possibly make roads students of todsy must It this It your chance to do travel tn the successful pur- something helpful for the Karepta Home, and lira need* of lira people there whose mode of life now is aomelhing th st we will all have to face one of these days. So go now and dance, tom e day you'll need a cane to get amund with and your danc­ ing day* will he over. • • • NELL RANKIN, the fain- Penneys Special Purchase For The Centennial Next Week 88 C e a • HOT OR COLD Picnic Dinner Club Plans Shipwreck Dance Saturday ous Metropolitan Opera lin g ­ er who has a lovely face as well as a lovely and thrilling voice, will be her* April 23— th at's Tuesday. So all you who have m em ­ bership* In the Concert Scries, get out your ticket*. R em em ­ ber they arc transferrable, so If you can’t attend this show which ia lira clim ax ol the season, let someone else take your ticket and enjoy hearing this first rate entertainm ent. It will be held at the Sem Inole High School Auditorium aa usual. Curtain tim e, I p m. Mrs. Charles Brown retu rn ed home Saturday from Tam pa where th e spent three weeks with her son Lyle snd hla fam ily. Lyle has been ill and hospitalized but fail con­ dition is Improved. Fj y Ln MO WR MA rEt b. *U f« • EASY TO CARRY • NON-UREA KAHLE for dm • INSULATED • HANDLE FOR CARRYING / DEAR GRITTING: Call your clergyman and suggest th a t he con­ sider getting an organist—or edu­ cating the piano player. • FROM -----T eat Downtown Florist MODERN .WOODM EN SANFORD FLOWER SHOP On. R. 1st ft B sa fsri A w . Heme Office, Back U lead. ML FA 1-18*3 FA 1-843! • * DEAR ABBY: Our daughter and her husband are planning a trip to Europe. We offered to keep their two pre-school children during their six-week trip, ant! they had the nerve to ask us to keep their dog! I don't care for dogs and neither does my husband. My daughter says it will spoil her trip if they have to put the dog in a kennel. She's afraid ho might l>o mistreated or maybe die of homesickness. Are wo wrong in re­ fusing to keep him? Or are they wrong for Insisting? NO DOGS DEAR NO; It Is cruel to force an animal on |>eoplo who dislike ani­ mals. The dog deserves better. Ex­ plain this to your daughter. Don’t let her talk you into anything or it shouldn’t happen to a dog. Enjoys Personals JULIAN WHIG HAM District Ageat H I W. Mth 84. - S2S-II4I DEAR ABBY: I love o r g a n mu»lc, but if thnt piano player they have playing the organ a t my church doesn't take some organ lessons pretty soon I am going to quit going to church. It is punishment to listen to. She brags th a t she has never had an organ lesson in her life. Believe me, she didn't have to say so. Any­ one who knows organ music could tel! it. GRITTING MY TEETH Dunn Family Osteen Vi GAL. PICNIC COOLER (D&jcui Gbbif. • Visitors Honored At Bridge MRS. C. A. BLOUIN wan hostess for n recent afternoon dessert bridge, honoring two visitors from Dougins, Ga. Tho honorees were, Mrs. John It. Slater, (seated) and Mrs. George Tanner, left. With them from left, are Mrs. Blouin and their sister, Mrs. Price Heard. (Herald Photo) Bride - Elect DeBary Personals Honored With Shower Miss P atricia Stone wan honored with a bridal ihnw -r, this week, a t the home of Mrs. William Schlusrmeyer, In Gen­ eva, Co-boater»e» were Mrs, W. G. Kilbec, Mrs. Hill Damard and Mrs. Edw ard Y arbor­ ough. "A pril Hhowera" was the theme used In decorations. A large tiered basket bedecked with spring flowers, E aster eggs, perky Utt),, chirk* and pastel stream ers war a p p e n d ­ ed from the living room cell­ ing. Glfls were arranged un­ der an archway of paatel streamer* In front of lira fire­ place. Arrangements of roses and gerhercr daisies were plan-il In vantage points In the liv­ ing room ami patio. The re ­ freshm ent table was centered with a candelabra Slid E aster lllle*, surrounded by m ints, nuts and finger sandwiches. Mrs. K, Stow ell presided at the punch bowl. Miss Stone wort, a soft pink shirtw aist dress as she g reet­ ed the more than 45 guests from Oviedo, Geneva and tho local area. Mrs. Grantham Hostess For Circle Three By Mrs. Adam Muller In honor of Florida Library Week, April 21 to 27, the De­ Bary Woman’* Cluh present­ ed a program by Miss Elmo Johnvton, vice president of Bra DeBary Public Library Assn. .Sira gave a book review on lira “ Edgo of lira R ift." DeBary W om an'i Club delegales attending the state con­ vention at Palm Beach were Mr*. Eli Yoder, Mr*. C. Ul­ rich, Mrs. II. Ldiof, Mrs. If. F. Brown and Mr*. V. 1Iow­ an). Mcmtrars of lira DeBary Woman's Club who attended lira recent Volusia County Federation's luncheon m eet­ ing in New Smyrna Beach were Mines, Eli Yoder, C har­ les Ulrich, II. Magnusin, Adam Muller. Ivc Good son, Wallace Gabler. W. Spokei, Prctlon Me Brail, L. Ami is, Laura Plait Brown, C. Lillie, Clyde Moore and Mis* Beat- Mrs. Norton Guest Speaker A t D A R Meeting The Sallie Harrison Chap­ te r National Society, Daugh­ ters ol the American llevulu lion, m et recently at the Au­ dubon H eadquarters in Mattland for the April meeting. Mrs. L. C. Wildner, regent, was hostess with Mrs. A. II. G reer, Mrs. Donald Norton and Mrs. D u n Fcllowt serv­ ing aa co-hostesses. Mra. F. E. Boll suggested that members stand in silent p rayer for those who lost their lives In the subm arine Thresher disaster. Mrs. Norton, who has done much study with the Audu­ bon Society, was the speaker for the day. Her subjrct was conservation and attracting birds to your home garden. At the conclusion of the meeting, the hostesses served refreshment* to the follow­ ing: Mmes. Boll, If. W. Rucker, C. It. Dawson, Law rence Tinsley, Edmund Melsch, J . B. Ray, R. M. Mason, J . S. Sims, A. W. Lee and L. W. Ross. Mrs. V. II. Grantham was hostess for the monthly m eet­ ing of Cirri* Three, of the Christian Women’s Fellow­ ship. Main Item on the business agenda was election of new officer* for the coming year. Officers elected were Mrs. O, T. Prarsnn, vice chairm an; Mrs. Blanche Kuhn, secretarytreasurer and Mr*. Kuphemli lluntley, service chairm an. Mrs. Cliff Williams led the devotion* and Mr*. O. D. Irandress presided a t the buslnras session. Members were re­ quested to continue collecting nylon host and stam ps for circle project*. Mrs, Pearson gave tbs les­ son study from the book “ Rim of E ast A sia,'' I t concerns the history of mission* tn China before the Communists took over the country. MONDAY Ml*s Florence Bishop will he hostess for next m onth’s Sanford Drove WO BPO meeting. O t h e r s attending Docs will meet at • p.m. a t wera Mm**, Emile* Yeslry, Effle Durden, Mies Bishop the Elk* Lodge for lb* re g ­ ular businesa session. and Mrs, lluntley. Local Events t i m e t o n i cis® WINTER-WEARY SEM IN O LE CLOTHES DRY C LEA N ER S OPERATED BY MARVIN MILAM 218-220 MAGNOLIA AVE. FA 2-4933 rice J . Tyson. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving D smm of Buena Vista w ere Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ware of Pittsfield, Mass. Mrs. R. Stronach of Ali­ cante Iluad has her sister Lillian Stark from White Plains, N. Y., slaying with her while Mr. Stronach is ill Air. a n d Mrs. Charles Hcrtsch of Eldorado Drive arc entertaining Mrs. D. Cavichin of Newark and Mrs. T. M. Ebcrhardt of Elbcron, N. J . Catholic Club Plans Reception This Sunday By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I have a terrific crush on my family doctor. I am a happily married young woman with children and it annoys me to have this doctor on my mind all day. I told my husband nbout it nnd even offered to change doctors, hut he said it wouldn't do any good because I’d only develop n crush on the next one. And, besides, he says EVERY woman is in love with her doctor. Is th a t true? I know my doctor doesn't feel anything special toward me, but that doesn't change my feelings to­ ward him. Any suggestions? MRS. X. DEAR MRS. X.: Every woman is NOT "in love" with her doctor. Your feelings of gratitude, admira­ tion and respect are confused with romantic love. Annlyze your emo­ tions nnd recognize them for w hat they are or your doctor will never be able to get a history of your normal blood pressure, pulse and heartbeat. CONFIDENTIAL TO CAL: Buy u compass with a mirror on the back, so when you look In the mirror you can see who’s lost. • • C rfe J k c Stone - Vinson Wedding Set For Tomorrow Church Calendar *0" a 33" List 8148.31 B A LE Match’ll it F icru tli* Chair L ist 143.31 BA LB 9 9 so 4695 "Oh, mum, I forgot to tell you th a t you’re supposed to bake cookies today,” or, "I told the teacher you'd drive a hunch of kids on our field trip," or, "Jim m y can spend the night if you'll pick him up and Lake him home.” H er husband thinks no­ thing of saying, "I can't do thnt tomorrow. 1 have a busy day,” rateiy stops to con­ sider th a t his wife might be hard pushed to do the things he dream* up for her to do. The organizations to which the housewife belcnga never consider trying to save her time. In fact, many of them seem to feel duty-bound to think up nn endless flow of busy work. Their time-con­ suming m o n e y m a k i n g schemes could be mail* un­ necessary by asking a small contribution from each mem­ ber (often no more than the women pay baby titte rs for taking over while they work a t i bake male or a carnival). Long:wood Personals Recent guests of Mr. ind Mra. Myri Blankenship, at their home on 13th St., Longwood, were his son and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Blankenship, Linds and Msry Ann. White here the guests ■Iso visited the Ctrl Lommitrs. 1 Underscore hprin g Silhouettes • Exquisite Form “ Fabricadabra" the hr* with magical "*iv*ble" cot­ ton that I* truly wash ‘a wear . . , o ff it's nothing — on it's everything . . . Ihe most flattering bra ever made. — EASY TERMS — mond suit in order to bring home five diamond tricks In addition to his five trum ps. It should not take him long to find the way. He m ust cash two of dummy’s high diamond*. If W est ruff* South 1* not going to makn his contract, but W est ha* to follow to both diamonds. Remember, th a t this is n par ronteat so th a t the rig h t line of play is always going ta work. South cashes his la st two trumps and discards the la st high diamond from dummy. This unblocks the diamond suit and lela him make three more diamond tricks for his contract and hi* par. bv Repairmen and businesa concerns are less than consid­ erate of the housewife's tim e. She squanders many an hour wailing for the repairm an who doesn’t show up when ha promised, o r fo r the delivery th a t isn 't made when aha waa told it would ha. Nor do housewives, them ­ selves, respect each other's time. Many a neighborhood has the drop-in caller who slU for two hours while th a housewife has to neglect nil the things she should be do­ ing. And the time housewives rob each other of by long, winded phone calls Is sta g ­ gering to think about. It will always ha th a t w ay until housewives get sm a rt enough to place real value on their own tim e, and in­ sist th a t others show soma respect for it. P en n eys Special Purchase For The Centennial Next Week FOLDING CAMP STOOLS 72 C ea • STURDY BUILT • COMFORTABLE • MANY USES Office Supplies ft G ifts STftftft ft * * £ Ruth M ni • EASY TO CARRY POW ELLS 117 Magnolia Ava- • W om an W A LN U T DESK • By Oswald Jacoby An unblocking play was of NORTH » high in terest in the Associa­ ft 71 3 tion of American Flaying 3 Q II ft A ltO Card M anufacturers’ Intercol­ f t Q 73 3 legiate bridge tournam ent. WEST EAST South’* one apade opening ft 10B 8 4 ft 8 ia proper, although I imagine V A 104 Y K 7 I3 3 ft 7 S ftl0 B 4 a lot of people Would deride ftJlO O S f t A K fll to pas*. Still, N orth ha* SOUTH (D> enough for an opening bid f tA K Q J S and the North-South hand* fJ I should be bid to four spade* ftJ I8 3 3 *4 In any event. Both vulnerable W est i* directed to open i W rft North Baft the jack of club* and Kust Pam 3 N.T. Pam 1ft and West are directed to lead Pam Pass J ft 3 ft club* a t every opportunity. Pam Pats Fam 4* Opening Of cuurse, they don't get many op|»ortunitle* bem use South will trum p the second when E ast show* out on the club and s ta rt to lead trump*. second lead and k ok around lie will atop fur a moment! for a way to unblock the dia­ The Catholic Navy Wive* Club will welcome Fr. Angplo Liber* a* the new Catholic Chaplain of Ihe Naval Air Station and at the fam e time hid a sad farewell to Fr. D. E. Finn this Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the NAS Ball­ room. The reception will be in honor of both priests snd the public la cordially Invited to attend. Mrs. G rorge If. Waters is in charge of arrangement* and all m em bers of the club Mr. and Mr*. John D. Stone, will assist with the refresh­ of Geneva, announce the en­ ments and entertaining. gagem ent and approaching m arriage of their daughter, I’atricia, to Billy Don Vin­ son, of High Point, N. C. Miss Slone i* a graduate of Seminole High School and is SATURDAY presently employed a t the WSCS of t h e Ebcnczer Citizens Bank, of Oviedo. Mr, Vinson is a graduate of Methodist Church will hold a rum m age snd bake sale at the High Point High School. 208 Sanford Ave., starting at He is presently serving with • a.ni. Homemade cakes, pic* the U. S. Navy and stationed a t the Sanford Naval Air S ta ­ and candy will be featured. tion a* an electronic technician MONDAY with VAII-3. The wedding will be an The regular monthly meejIng of St. Anne Circle of the event of this Saturday a t 7:30 Church of the Nativity meets p.m. a t the Geneva Methodist at I p.m. at the home of Atrs. Church. Rev. Ray Huff will Wm. II. Rogers, 107 Walts officiate a t th« double ring Dr., Sunland Estates. All ceremony. All friends of the couple are parishioners of this a rc s are invited to attend the wedding invited. and reception, which will fol­ low in the Fellowship Hall. For a change of pace, try oval ire cubea. Kill a plastic egg tray with w ater and put It in tha freezer. • For Abby’fl booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to ABBY. Box 33C5, Beverly Hills, Calif. Q a z o b ij. O n (B h id q s i One reason housewives so often complain about nut hav­ ing any time fur themselves Is th a t nobody respects the housewife’s time. Her children seem to think she has all the tim e In the world — and siie has never tau g h t them otherwise. T hat’* why they're alw ays saying, 0 Stop worrying. Write to Abhy. For a personal reply enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope. • ALWAYS A PLACE TO SIT * J. . * �\ !• * 4; fcn i& d a in M fw i J Yougsters Set Pace At Houston STUNNED IIV the elopement of her yountrer daughter, star of tier children's troupe, Ilostilind Husscll ns Rose. the resourceful and relent­ less mother determined to make her two daugh­ ters stars, in no res the pleas of Natalie Wood, the daughter who is destined to become Gypsy Hose Lee, and Karl Mnldt‘n, as the agent -mummer who wants to marry her, to abandon show busi­ ness and settle down in this scene from "Gypsy," the exuberant Warner Bros, Musical opening Sunday at the Ititz Theatre. The Mervyn I.eUoy production in Technicolor is baaed on the longrunning, smash hit Broadway show. 'Gypsy' Coming To Ritz Bible Film Drive-In Bound V loM tc f urvr) 1.00 Sanford Furniture Co. 8:30 4 OPEN 12:15 RITZ Jhe ftanfurk frralk TODAY A SAT. DOUBLE FEATURE KENNETH MORE IN “ MAN I N THE MOON" Flea "Flight Of The l.o«t Balloon" SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY TECHNICOLOR TBCHNIHAMA FRIDAY P. M. 7:44 ( ! ) C ea n lilew B N*w* 1 :0. ( II Until* llnr-d (SI r * r t « o n ? |]l * (4 1 Kaltltleteop* . 50 (1) Kclanc* • Kictlo* Tliea ter I 50 ( I t One w .» Mirror ( 4 1 Cartoon Carnival 1, 10 ( I t (Vood Morning t i ) Purer Cer (41 ('apt. Kettuernn 1:1* i n Uutr A Head) IP 00 11 Alvin A the Chipnt u n k * ( t l Mr. Means III .Sheri u e ia i e :l . ( t i K l a g L e a n e r . * II) U t t k l y Men#* Waph en s* (.V Mut'erme* t l 41 C> Fary m HI* Tin Tin (91 I'jtrtuunevlll* 11:11) (3) H.tke Hunni For paddy ( . ) Kraut* A Cecil ( I ) R i | Sn eer* 11:0. I l l Mr. XVleer it 1. ) Sky Kina (Ol Una* Uuanr 1 an I 5» z:5(t I Id (ll (91 (5) II) 1:11 (4) 4:10 I f ) (41 (41 4 on (41 S:lll ( .1 1 :1 . I d H a tln e* Tl-ealer Til A X(|| K-ir Hire Ho J 1.0. ll .eel.all lln u a to n a t l .- e Angalea Air Korea N # » e D a ­ vie w Wide World of .*|inrt* Kalaldeenp* H ‘e T h e l e w I'll. 4 S e n e d e l l * A llarrl*! Can, Fla. • Wash. Report i | * 1*1 Mr. Kd 7:00 I4( Cert. F ie Mhn*,-**» 19) Th e Dig Klnr) ( l l D y i n g P o d it r 1:11 ( . ) Jack )* (lle a een Show i . ) Th* G allan t Men I t ) Mem D f n e d lc l I It (*» l i e f e n d e r e 1:10 i s i H o o ten a nn y 12) Jo ey l llilm p Show • 0* II I Mel. Night Movie* 0:00 (»( l e i * ran- * XV- Ik t : . 0 i t ) H av a U u a Will Travel IOi OO (0) F ig h t * f (he Week ( I I (l u n e m n k t 1 0 : ( l (91 Make T hat Spar* St:SS II) a e l . Night *k-iw III Mli-Kla. K e * i I . ) Ch. I .Vena l t ; t * ( . ) Unity wood Marl* C ava lee.e 11:11 ( I ) C h t n e g ls a a k l f W i t i k ■tag SUNDAY P. M. 11:00 l l ( Faith for Today ( I ) All A m erica XV*n(* Io Kno»( t l I'h rlsio p hee t i l l * ( I ) Man. Mmalhar* Heport* ( I ) i ’ll* W eek Dap-re* (1) Oral RoParla I I : t . I t ) Kl Mundo AI Dla 12 4 . IS) l l - . . h e l l — Ml. te-ule ai Fl-IUdelphta 1:00 ( t ) Herald * f Truth II ) Th* l i a r * and th# Ml-ry 1:1* ( I ) V icto ry at He* ( ! ) Meat th* I’rnfresnr 5:00 ( 2 ) llaerl-all — r ltirla net) at P liteliurgh m m • Service Seminole TV FA M t2 8 U nW k Color TV IliUa M M Hanford A rt. -t» * FUN 2!;a® i # i D lrtctfo n a a;i>0 (II llrtukthru For Mom, Dad and the Kids *11 By Judy Turner There seem in lie nil kinds of ili.Intel ions with the county'# 50lh birliidny «nnlver#ury coming1 up next weekend—u million things to see nnd do. But nothing etui come Itetxveen me and my table. #n let# see what is going on urotintl town this weekend. Wnut In m m a quick S100? IlflT 'a " lint you ilo. Hop ill th r auto, ilrivr out to J i t l-iun-d Sumhiy unit -iuu up for the Sumlay "Sweeper Tournam ent," The first squad stiii Is n t 1 pm . and additional squadi begin every hour ami one imif through 7 pm . The SHW is gu.minteed fiisl prize imuiey. i t ’s wortii n try, e*peeinlly since it is handicap­ ped. tin Fridny nights, when you're looking for just pinin fun, consider tile Mr. und -Mr*. lA-»gue—stru tiy social —even though they do give a trophy to tlie winner* a t the end of tlie season. Lots more events ut the Lanes too, inlinetiling fur everyone. * * a Me] Murray's made a hit with hia "N.nua Dial Tune" guine n t die Flub liiumiuul C iV dlnfli . . . liepiny* songs everyone MONDAY A. Rl. Inis in u td hut doesn't know ( ! ) S i c a Oa the nuines for , , • big eon( t ) Plan o n ( ( ) d r o v e A K a r a Da- versation p in e, hr says. Bunpert day's die day at L'Ll—real big I .) C o lle t * at ih* Air crowd* and good food. ( 2 ) Today I : (In K) ilrallyw^nnd llO'Vt* 1:1* S ill 1:1. 4:1* 7:0 . ( I ) xX'eka tip Moele* 7:54 (2) Farm . M e r k e l R e ­ port 5:51 <0) Pla t* N a v e a a . Wee iher »:»» ( I ) Today 7 to i l l r r n n i d a w n N e v a 7:41 l . i Hl.-kte'e Hoepel Tim* t SO IPX Ml.-ke) F r a n * P)i-i* t . i C*i-l. K e n i a r m 1 :2. II ) W e elk a r t u t N e a a I II (I) Today (9) C a r l o * rill* t i t s t ) l J erk l.e)en * Phe w I4> Am erican lllotmjr • • • A t tha Cat ilia I heard th at Flo's been taking soma ra tzing because her name i* in i die paper so tnurh , . . well, you'll undristand if you knew how much news she gixes mu . . , aooir printable mol soma not. Anyway, she say* that the dancing tension* on Thursday night have been 0:1. :.) Hamper Doom 9 10 ( I i Dol l alarm l i n e really gieat with everyone 14 »• (21 Pey XXhe* digging light in anil learning m C altadar the Cha Ulia and "Alley Cat," l l ) l.earn Mpanleh 15 I I I t ) Flap Tear Huaek (dial'* a new one on me) ( 4 i T T.ova l.ury among other*. Tlie piano I D Ann D-Ilharn tthovr 11:00 (Ol Th* Ill-Cove player is at tile ivory* Mon­ III I'rlc* l l High) day, Tucaduy and Wednesday 191 t l t c n n e y I’uir-il SATURDAY P. M. U i t f ( I i Fat* A Oladye night* from 5 p.m. til U p.m. 11:1* ( l | Maal* L * * a * t Alla ( t l Deven Kay* for your enjoyment during kaeant (5) C a aeeatratlaP ( I ) H eading R*oae the roektall hours, and every­ ( I ) K ip lnrln * MONDAY P. M. one tee hi a to tike the entert;P0 ( 4 1 Halit. Tn-til V e n a 1 " 0 l l ) My Frlem l FtU-ka t i l l * t t t Tour Ktret Impree tnlum rnl. 1 : 1 . (41 llaeeliall — Ml. I . . u l l Slop e a a at rtittadelphln (0) T e n n e t t e e Crnl* 1:10 ( t l Men Int-- Mi>ei* Like to mendun again the Ford 1.50 ( ! ) c h a m p lo n e h lp XVrea(1) t.av* a f L i f t Capri tonight . . . They’re (l in g TV RENTAL e Fri. Apr. 19, ’68—I’uge 7 Slfft i D Chain|tlonfthtp Drift** t l l (It w . j k * r u t M r 1:30 i m L i f t In*, g u l a 14) S t i c E v i n l s f n e y a r t J:IS k i All In * U f a Tima 5:14 III »l***e Moments l a U lj i l l Film fa re anuria 4 :S0 ( D Alumni Fan .1 4 O l . 11. - r t e V ita l* * 4 : ( i K l !ri«fu»lt> on ra rm la FlepoM |;0d %i ) Tfii Mdvk Am ate ur K ) sp o rts Hour < ; l . tt> XVcattier (•» Major Adam*. Trail* i t ' llarhelvr . ' s t h e r ma»ter • :(* i l l I p o r t t f.SI ( li «!. U CoUei* Boar) l i t * C l v m : New* ! D f l u i i n i n k i a Show t i e This te t i o lt 1.95 i«> Tlie T w e n t i e t h Cea*:»« (9> The F. t.el l ii ry III Outdoor Ilu tlells I f I 11 H }', p A lf f lt U ser. 17 1 Alt. I Ilia !*r«*%a l i t Vlr Fatter «:I0 K l THA T t l . t e i W a iler C r e s t l t e —. K l |*raba N ew s (*) Nenit on# t i l * t i t Int. S howtlni* #,M 111 R'1it»1an u 'T n o lt I) 1 r . sh u n t ( ll titaih Vail#)' Day* i« ) l u w l d - l e K l T*aMile ' W> t s t i t tif l.imtinrilo T;30 (S* Woinlarftil World af . t i e t i ) # l u s .Xiong XX'lth Color Jllleh K» Tlie Jetaon* <41 -.elite .1 K i Dannl*. th* Men act I!) T s * r i l n t e t e n e e ICO K t H u llh a n Sh«jw ».M l i t Here's r i l l s (5) Sunday N tch t Alov* 1 l o i » i i l f r e j llltr h r o r k it* Hour I M (J» American U tHitnirk III Frlre Is Hialit M i l ("1 Unfi tn f * I9t *7 h a n s e l tstr tte K l Tlie lt*al MeCoy a t*;i>« C l J»--k P e a r Mhaw * : |0 (61 CI.K Thea ter 10:50 I9 < Fro A t'un 10:00 Hhgw .if the Week (St Hyew ttn«>* K i Candid Camara 11.44 ( I t SHC r t n e l n e p e e i (•» Vote* r f KlrMtona <!' N t e i e . p . 11.Jt ci What * My Lina 1.1 Ch en n el I N T s i r e e n (91 Howard K. Smith l i l t (St »IM -K W ItU V i e s t l i i f (Si New*eop# l t - 5 4 (91 W ee (her Kliner (Ci lla rry lt**i««oiticr 11:54 (St C hennel I T h e e te r New* ( l l Holly »oi>4 U e e l e (91 Mid-Ma. Mt*r* ( ' • v e tr e d * l l i t f «S» F i t c r O t l l l 11:1* l l ) Ten It* 11:11 ( t i r h Nine Th*At*r • Bale# t Jh& S a n fo h d O hm Weekend Television HOUSTON (I'P I) — A trio of fuiiy cheeked youngsters, whuse average age is little mure than 23 years, defend­ ed their lop three »|>ots to­ day against a field of 1.16 in the second round of the $30,000 Houston Golf Classic. Tommy Aaron, a 26-year-old Georgia boy, went to the lop of the heap Thursday with a 6-undor par 61. Jack Nicklau*. 23, took second with a 63 and am ateur Kermit Zarley. a m ere 21. was third with a 66. Following with 67s were Itob Charles of Saratoga, F la.; Jack Fleck of Los Angclc'. Calif.; Je rry Steelsmith of Glendale. Calif., and Charles Sifford of Ids Ang­ eles. Most of the golfers claim that the 7,200-yard memorial course Is in the best condi­ SATURDAY A. M. tion ev er and a new tourna­ ment record may lie aet this I 4. ( e l Mir* O* 7:#' l« l 11ro*r-r- Alm ane# year. 7 : 1 . (41 We he t’p H a f ir * It’i a rare motion picture | shrewd manipulations are re event when a lung'established , warded when one of her star, one ot the biggest box- , dauglilels. played lit Nul.ilie office draw s of all lime and 1 Wood, becomes Gypsy Bose I^ e , the fabulous queen ol winner of four Academy burlesque. Award nomination!, branch­ es out to start a kind of new film career. T hat’s exactly what Rosa­ lind Russell has done in "G ypsy," W arner Bros.' Techniram a • Technicolor version of the hit Broadway show opening Sunday at the Bill Theatre. The Mervyn LeHoy produc tion about the rise and reign of burlesque queen Gypsy Rose I«ep is Hoi's 451!) flint Slip celebrated the milestone by plunging exuhrantly Into tlie world of the ntovie mils teal. For the first tim e, Hnz sings and danres on the screen—not Just once, hid In PIER ANGKI.I nnil Stewart Granger in n scene seven different numbers from from “Sodom Ami Gomorrah" coming to the the superb score by Julc Sty nr and Stephen Sondheim. Movielami Drive-1 it Sunday. The singing and dancing are new, bul the rote is a fine outlet for one of Hoi's most fam iliar assets—her Irrepress­ ible vitality. Site plays Bose, Bringing to Die widescreen Simati, Tail's daughter; and the dynamic stage mother ot in De Luxe color Hie rich Anouk Airnec la Bora, the two girl perform ers. Iter Biblical d ram a of the world * pleasure mad Quren of So­ push, perserveranca and most notorious kingdom of dom. sin and sacrilege, "Sodom A startling feeling of real­ and G om orrah" is set to ity was gained by more than open Sunday at the Movie- tut) days on locution in MornMlUf -IM T HI A TPf- land Drive-in Theater. T hu rco out of the 11 montha re­ I'll (INK FA 2-121# lavish multi-million dollar quired to film this spectacu­ TOM TK A SAT. picture la a Tltanus produc­ lar production. Tile Cily of tion which 2Mh Century-Fox Sodom, as seen in the picture, $ CAB I.OAI) is releasing. is actually a fortified desert In the film, Stewart G ran­ village carved out of rock TBII’I.F. FEATURE ger a ta ri a i loot, who leads some moo years ago on the No. I At 7:20 Only the Hebrewa into the Valley southern slopes of the Atlas "FORT 1)0 HllH" of the Jordan and into So­ Mountains in southern Moro­ Ctinl Walker dom ; P ier Anttrli plays lldith, cco. This w ai A itBrnliaddou, No. 2 \ t H:2f> Only "10 FOUNDS twit's wife who turns into a a tiling setting right out of OF THOtJIH.li’* pillar of n i t ; Stanley Baker tlie Old Testam ent, untouch­ Tony Curtis portray* Aslaroth, Prince of ed in the film except for a In Color Sodom; R ouana Podcsts is towered wall built at the foot No. 3 At 11:20 Only of tlie town io serve as the •'FATHER OF entrance to Sodom. T in - : 111111) 1:" Spencer Tracy Tlie other feature on the OVEIt 33 YEA US Elizabeth Taylor program is "The Furple A t F irst A Palmetto Illllt" with Gena Nelson. (A longside old post office) On Wednesday and Thurs­ Sun. - .Mon. - Tile*. day. “ laive In A Goldfish I'lra sr Note Bowl" and "Hell Is For Schedule H eroes" will play. Show S tarts 7:11 A triple feature program Is With “Furple sluted for Friday and S atur­ Hills" "Sodom A Gomorrah" Show a The three films are • Carpet* • Furniture “day. One Time Only Tale* of T erro r," "Burn • Tile • I’iunim S tarting At Witch Burn" and "T e rro r of * Benin! Beds the Blood HonU-r." ..R O S IN OR SPECTACLE ON EARTH TO EQUAL IT! fcv& Ayvm 9n da 11.14 ( D H arry n e e s o p e y •Newt 12:11 I . ) F a th e r Know* fltel l l ) Pearek for T n e i - r r e a (2) T ruth *r C o n t t•ueacea 15:11 ( I ) Qutdlng M i n t l t : > . (5) NDC Netr* 1:41 ( I ) The Open Window IS) H e n e ia l l l u t p l i a l (1) N e w s and Weather 1:11 ( D l.* H tlm * l i e I t ) HllmnaeUee 1:10 I D A* Th* World Taras (5 ) D eltas* I D M ld -KU. New* 1:11 i t ) l ^ f l t l m * 5:00 (1 ) Merv lirifr ia Show (II F aaswarl ( D Day la Caurt 1:10 i t ) NBC N e a t III AM U a h l a e t e r ID Jan* XVyman Feetan)* 1:0. I t ) Im ratta T a a a s Show I D l i l l ll o n e i r * m Quaaa for a F ey 1 150 H i T o u n s Dr. Melon* ( D To T oll Th# Truth ( D W b* D* Tau True) I . I I ( 5 ) D o u g l a s Edward s New * w it h th# Mewe 4:15 I t ) Tha M at-k Heme I D Am erican Rendalend I D S ecret Florin 4:5* I t ) Mak* Itoum f»r having a bathing suit and sportsw ear fashion show dur­ ing the dinner hour, begin­ ning at H p.m. , , , This is tlie rig h t time for It with all this warm weather, too. l'layglrl Fashion* of Fern Park la spoo-oring it nnd are giv­ ing away « fabulous doorprize . , . aerry fellows it's nut ona of the modda , . , b u t It 1* something special for the ladies—one of those lusciout bathing suits. Four young lovelies will It* model­ ing and Jean Warlike is in rhnrge . . . Quite a few re­ servations h iv e already been made, so stop down vatly if ycu don't liaxe till*). a » II tl) W eather an aw Legal Notice r irrm a ri .t e a NOTICD I# harshr »tv»" »h*t t am e o a a a a d In b u eln s.a el I m il* M nf Ilia Trrs 11 1 . - a If w 9 11-15. Dsmlnol# C o u n ­ ty, Florida, uniter the f!rd* II--u* M i n e a f T H U K'KNTI KIAVM, and that 1 Intend In rea la la r aald m n i with Ihe c l e r k o f tha Circuit Court, Hemlnol* C ou n ty , Florida, Is ar-eur-lane* w i t h th* provtt l o n s nf th* Klriltluu* Sam* n ta lu f e e , t o - w l l l h e e t l - n I t i u! Florid * a i t l u l e * . 1457. h ig : Janie* A. Craltna Rim er K. Ashley FuMleh April I, It. It. 14. CHII-ll FBI., SAT. & SUN. THEY'RE JUMPING WITH "** 9 V A L D E Z H O T EL SANFORD, FLA. Oi’EN FROM 9 A. M. 6 DAYS A WEEK • Dunce To The Muulc AT THE PIANO Hwy. 17*92 Bo. of D tRary l.unKwood • Oviedo Kd. i, Mil* East of Hwy 17-»2 Of B IL L S LA Y T O N AMI T ill: "HIDEAW AYS" EVERY FRI. A SAT. NITE FOOD SERVED T IL PACKAGE GOODS 8 P. M. AVAILABLE * Hot & Cold MON. Thru FRI. 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. ’ 1 .3 5 D A N CE EVERY a a a FRIDAY & SATURDAY Meats and Groceries THE BIG SIGN North Orlando Super M kL CLUB DIAMOND TO THE MUSIC OF BIG B IL L A N D TUB VELVETONES LA K E M ONROE SPEN CER’S — FEATURING RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... *3.25 CIIAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS Charcoal Broiled Steaks lJANIHII LOBSTER TAILS (i mn y s of wine ano rosos,v M E L0 D E E S K A T IN G R IN322-9333 K ONOHA IIOAO end a Complete Line of (sw eet aa a nut) STARTS SUN. A PRIL 28 JE T B O W LIN G L AFAN 2-7312 E ONOHA ROAD IX)OK FOR M EL M URRAY — JIM NO ONE HAS TO STAY HOME - THERE’S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE TO DO BEER W IN E SetH Record ROYAL RED SHRIMP W ii.!: fM- a Sunshine Golf Play Opens rlaphoue* Th * B a i l of (Irauah* C h a eh m a lo Mania t'ls ue D u m a A Alla* Bowling & Skating 9 P re tty Millie Schweickerl ia the girl who aerv«*a you during tli# daytima a t the laik* Monro* Inn . . , you Navy fallows may remember her from tin- best club on the Imae IgUPaa which) ulier# she worked for nearly two years before coining to the Inn. She mentioned th a t the Inn hns luncheon specials every day, ranging In prire from 85 cent* to f 1.26, and from what I've seen of them, they really looked good. Another of my Informer* reports th a t tha liarheipicd ribs, beef and pork a I Die Inn are the best around. Some people rv rn order the sauce with fish dlihee instead of th* usual trim m ings. The MIAMI (U P I) — Defending sauce ii made a t th* Inn with rlinuipion Marilyn Smidi will their own special recelpa. lca-l 26 oilier lady pro goifert today into the first round of Ihe 17,800 Hunthine Women's Open golf tourney a t tha l.eJune rourae her*. The Jupiter, Fla., ahnrpehuoter firn l a one-under par 71 Thursday in « warmup round for the 64-hole match and predicted th a t consistent 7'1'e would lie good enougli to to • P. M. win th* tournam ent. 1:11 II ) NBC N e w t ID (I) 4 24 I D 13* (I) 9 * Decided In get glasses after Doris Spencer came In wmi told me thnl what was 111 I lie ship whs not Ihe world lint u hullooti. Stem s that at olio lime the French needed to move some ships and xvere going to airlift them with gas bnlloons. At any rate, th a t's xvhul tlie mural on Bpcneer'* lounge wall is, and Doris anya it's quite a conversation piece. Everyone who has seen the redeem ill inn Job th# ha* done lias been really rntliuxinstlc idmut it . , , no wonder this is otic of the m od popular s p o t s In town. TRENTON, N. J . ( U P D IJnyd Ituhy of Wichita Falls, Tex., eel a one-in lie paved spertiway world record T hurs­ day witli s clocking of 33.75 Daddy f l ) E d g e * ( Wight tecontl* nr 107 miles per hour (1 ) D la m v a ry ' l l 4 II ( D Am erican K tw a tta a d In hi* British loitua-rlimax. 1:15 it ) Fapara it real delicacy tha way w* them ! . . , thry are NOT ranch Fried I) Prepare YOUR BAR & PACKAGE STORE CHOICE CUT RATE WHISKIES $295 LOCATED ON COMBINATION PLATTER (D anish l.obeter Tall* and Royal Rad Shrimp) FROG LEGS Halt toed In Malted Rutter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety O f Fine Cheese* and Meat*— Fr*o— To Enjoy While W’e Prepare Year D ie see BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE DANCE TO GOOD MUSIC C A LL FA 2*3108 THE HKDS JS COMING! EVERY South french Ava. NIGHT Baa ford Phone FA M i l l 1 •« MILES NORTH OK SANFORD FOR RESERVATIONS I A. M. TO 2 A. M. - • DAYS A WEEK r u �T Pnpre &—Krb Apr. 10, ’6.1 •• L <r Church Of The Covenant iv r lXJHM Adventist Conference Bush Explains Job Of County Scheduled In Miami Road Dept. SOMEBODY S A Y SOMETHING,' HOW C A N I WORK lU l T U A* I T U l C Y I W N T EVeffVBOOYj' I ! TO M VERY ,-T - 1 QUIBT-CM OOYkj - BUSY ON < IMDORTW/T VJORK j TOR HIS OFFICB S i l e n c e ? j— \ WUMUBT ^ n K .H H .K t O TUB LAST *IJl BB THE DOCTOR i MILES. CAR STUCK M A THBMVDU TMMC ^ THAT RUTUW. w o ’ TUB CALL *>M»recr ------------Blast* O F M ftli OBTMM^BNN* «s\ mt e nib, m .* MRSKOTNIK EJlWCTlU* , IHOTBLl Casselberry Women's Club Holds Installation Luncheon By Jane Casselberry New officers for Ibc com ­ ing year for the Women's Club of Casselberry were in­ stalled by Mrs. Houston Wil­ son, president of the club in 1955-30, a t a luncheon held Wednesday In the Carriage aiNe.,WMEJJ BB LEFTl m l BRAVE uttlb I you HER ROOWiyiADVi AfTfR TM1 Room of the Hamilton House. LAST BABY SHE­ Those installed were Mr*. W S OUT PL0WB4 Thomas Hurston, president; w two days : Miss Emilcy Evans, vice prcsklcnt; Mrs. Wlliifred Al­ exander, recording secretary; L e g a l N o tic e S IIT II'K OK H IU III.IT IU Y a a t l Y U . M l IT IY II AM I All V M IIIM M I 1(11*11. m u tt * world president of the G en­ eral Conference: Theodore R. Cnrcich of Takom a Park, president of the North Amer lean Division of General Con­ ference amt William P. Bradtey of Takoma P ark , asso­ ciated secretary of tlie Gen­ eral Conference. Action lakcn at the con­ vention will shape the evan­ gelistic, educational and other phases of the church pro­ gram for the next four years. The Southern Union Confer­ ence includes the stales of Kentucky, Tennessee. North and South Carolina, Mississ­ ippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida, The Riahth Quadrennial Business Session and Minist­ erial Institute of the South­ ern Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventist* will he held from Monday through Thursday of neat week at the Miami Municipal Audi­ torium. The opening session will be at T p. m. Monday and wilt feature an address by Don R, Rees of Atlanta, Ga., president of the Southern Union Conference, who will include his quadrennial report to the constituency. Other speakers will be Reu­ ben 11. Flguhr of Takoina Park, Washington, I). C., BLfPK ! C « a J Y l l . H 3 ...hcvt r any of you tx> rr YWVNI10 <10 AlONG Willi ME, Yaini! p f t c e ..... to go SACK. IO INMJNOEOfWy T t l WIIU M IT MAY riiN CKH.N: N'olli* U li.H-by a l v n i Hint tin- linuril nf I ’u u n l i Cuiumla■ lu n tri uf M.itilnul* (-'utility, Klorlila, at lla rntnlur rn w lln * 11,*Iit mi Ilia *lh liny nf April. I»«J. at tlia Court llnuaa In 8 11 n f o I* *1, H.mlitol* County. Klurlila. imrauant to prtltlun anil notLea lirrvltifur* glvrii, punat-U ami Mi|n|itriJ n It.volUilnn rlnalnu, Vm-allnx mnl utmiiiliinlnK. ranounriiiK ami illaolalinltiK an y amt all right o f tli* I'm inty o f Hvmlnola ami Ilia |iulille In ami to tlm fnl* l o w i n g ilvacrlbttj mail In 8*ntInol* County , Florid*. ami more |inMli-ulnrl> d o i r l l i r i l at fo llo w * , In-writ; Tli* VV*»I S DM o f fha K i l l SU f»*t of th* North 47UJ f**t of th* Hnuth IO C.I f**t of Ih* H«uth*uat >4 o f Hactlnn 10. T u w n th lli 31 S, lia n a * 29 I'.. tli* an in* hrlng I hr W r i t arty 4 (rat o f r t l i l l n g 30 fort of righ t of w a y , *l»<lli n tr il an Altannint* A n ­ n ul. Immrillatrly Kaat of l.oln 4 amt i. vul.illvlulnn o f tli* ra ta l* of IV. A. I m p 1*1 anil Ii ( In MI at, a* prr plal Ihrrrof f lin t In thr tiuhllr r o i m l i of Hnnlrioln County, Klorlila. Ily Ih* Itonril o f Ciiunly 4"nmmlaaloitrrn of flvmtnnla Co u n ty , Klorlila, this sth day o f April, A. il. l i t ) , (HKAl.t IN>AItl> UK m r X T T COM VI IHHIl INKIIH OK KKSIINOl.i: COIINTT, p u m iH A Ily Art hur II. lia rk w lth , Jr.. Clrrh Putillsh: April I*. ISIS CHII —S3 SI Liter? Ilea muut II Kacouaterod 16 Turncoats is c m 20 Make amende *3 Viper IS Amatory M Observe n Ribbed fabrics JS River deposit 27 llandbass 23 West Indian r I rri* fJ~ 40 Variable stu 54 Eternity Tlie United Presbyterian Women of the W estminster Prcabytcrlan Church will meet at H p. m. next Wed­ nesday at the Iionic of Sirs. John Montgomery, 2026 Chip­ pewa T rail In Dommcrlch Hill*. B IG W H E E L YAZO O 1 DOWN lBwmmes 2 Above / lo rd ala 4 Nanai era SSharp Shaved TRUSS The first worship service of the new Presbyterian Church uf tlie Covenant will be hold at 9 a. in. Sunday in the auditorium of Pinccrest School with the pastor, Rev. Thomas H. Makin, using as his sermon subject, "The Victorious Church." Special music will be pro­ vided by tiie choir under direction of Jam es R. Meri­ wether J r. with Mrs. Max Coticrly serving as pianist. Sunday school will meet at 10:15 a. m. with classes for all ages. Departments and teachers who have been ask­ ed to serve on a tem porary basis arc nursery, Mrs. Meri­ w ether; kindergarten, Mrs. Nine Attend Presbyterians Spring Meeting By Jane Casselberry Nine dclegstc* from the W estm inister Presbyterian Church attended the Spring Meeting of Presbytery and Presbytcrial of North Flor­ ida, United P resbyterian Church, U. S. A., held In Wiorsdale on Thursday, April 9. Hioac attending wera Rev. John N. Montgomery, Rev. and Sirs. Earl G. Harris. Dr. and Mrs. Robert 1 . Hut­ chinson, Mr. and Mrs. Steplien Tully. Mra. Barry Haw­ thorne and Mra. Gordon R. Dillon. THIS I 9 || . ART 11UOWN P EST CONTROL Termites tk Other I'rsta 26(11 PARK DR. 322-8H65 SANFORD SUMMER Join the “Cool Ones” in an air conditioned 1963 • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon (1 »1 A *1 (irt n Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . . . cnKineered exclusively Tor yuur car . . . for an low an *270 00 INSTALLED Ride Cool & Comfortable MOST OTHER POPULAR AMERICAN CARS A ir Conditioned * 2 9 5 0 0 (•Iven With Each Air Conditioner Initialled lie tween April 1!> ft May 15 36 Wanness 44) t: ills ns led 41 Hove aidrwLae 43 WMIrtun* 43 Grand pa rental i l r i il rr ■H 1 S. C. Stetson; prim , ry, Mis* Barbara West; junior, Mrs. Sara King; pioneer, Harold P fitier; senior. Al Case and adults. Paul Wlrcman. Officer* of the Church Council chosen to w rre U*s Chapel pending its formal organization are llcv. Makin, moderator; Joe M. GarrcH, vice m oderator: A rthur De­ Young, clerk: Harvey Hair, p ea su rcr; Marshall Smith, Sunday School superintendent and Charles Kuullman, build­ ing advisor. Although formal organiza­ tion is not expected until June the group plans a full lcliedule of services each week. The now Chapel, to be located on Ilwy 17-U2 near Suniand Estates, will be of construction sim ilar to that in the accompanying plwto of the Satellite Beach Chapel. Upon completion of the first permanent unit, this demount­ able building will be purchas­ ed by St. Johns Presbytery and moved to another site. Rev. Makm advises (bat Hie Church of the Covenant, when organised, will he tlio first congregation of the P res­ byterian Church. U. S., to be formed in Seminole County since t<W2. 1000 Free T V Stamps 44 Italian painter 46 Ijmprrys 47 Tumult 46 Vulcan* SO (’suebe j- i 16 r r BIG A LLO W A N C E Ii A is 29 <w w w~ ii IT ■ a NEWSTATS! EKTIVEUS ASSN. ii u IT WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS T R A D E - IN II J d IT *r srj 55" IB B FOR ONLY When You Traits For The Famous Yaaoo No Job Too Tough. Smooth Prrfurm ancr. We Sell • Service, Demon strata and Trade. 53 Slipped 55 Gaelic ST Depot tab.) Sets First Ser MASTER MOWERS 11 41 Dry. as wine 42 feminine appellation 4S Convenience 4SDecldrd a (a Inal 51 United 52 (W n r s l e a U Sprawl UPW To Meet Bp shrub 2VDrnominalMW 31 25 Mine entrants 33 Weirder flowers n Short aspfiod MPSH Ky Mrs, Adam Muller InataKnUnn of officer* of the St. Ann's Catholic Wornen'a Guild of Delinry were in­ stalled by Mr*. Carolyn Peck of Clermont, former presi­ dent of the Orlando Central Deanery, a t a meeting held Wednesday in the sorial hall of the rliurtli. lust.dh-d were Mrs. F rank­ lin Mathewson, president; Mrs. Howard Yorkcs, vice president; Mrs. I,. Gallop, treasurer and Mrs. I-con Lormu), secretary. Mrs, Anthony Guisarrl was chairman of the social hour for the meeting. 24 Hardy heroins 33 Toward the sheltered aids 22 Silkworm 24 Domesticated fabric M Nullified n Tranquil Guild Installs New Officers Starlet S Order (ta tM )U Hortgase 11------ majesty 17 Rpet IS Sows 22 Get. 21 l-esil point Pfc. Allen Lumpkin J r., sun of Mrs. Tesrhic Lump­ kin. 1BU5 West Mth Street, has been assigned to the Arm y's tlth Air Assault Divi­ sion at Fort Kenning. Ga. TH isMschlue part 15 U m l Uko Aligned Answer to Previous Putile Foodstuff 1 Pood (IsA 4 (Jumbo resets bio Mrs. .Myron Jaro b s, corre­ sponding secretary and Mrs. H e n r y Hansen, treasurer. Each was presented with a corsage of chrysanthem um s made by Mrs. Virgil Grubb. Mrs. E. J. Pernior, assist­ ant treasu rer and Mrs. E d­ ward Lunn, assistant secre­ tary received wrist corsages of chrysanthem um s. Mr*. Al­ bert Grlmwood, retiring prc»ident, was presented with a gift of ip ray cologne by Mrs. C. K. Fisher on behalf of the club. In addition to Mr*. Wilson, other past presidents in a t­ tendance were Mrs, Hansen and Mrs. Joseph l.aird. Mrs. llanM-n is a charter m em ber of the club. Others attending were Mrs. Joseph Clsiewskt, Mrs. II. J. Connell, Mrs. J . E. Dunwoody arnl her guest. Mrs. Frank R ussell;; Mrs. lien Evans, Mrs. Doris Fenn of Schncctady, N. Y.. guest of Miss E san s; Mrs. Darius Pringle, M 's. Guy Gifford and guests, Mrs. C hfrles Pierce and Mrs. HI wood H ells; Mrs. Hansen's guest, Mrs. L. Harbot; Mrs. H. H. H art, Mrs. Csmilie K rnm rl, Mrs. Fred Mayhew Mrs. John Idding, Mrs. Eph Mower, Mrs. Jam es Mulson, Mrs. Robert Murphy, Mrs. Richard Murphy, Mra. Roy Potteiger, Mrs. Tlieresa Rob­ inson, Mrs. Gus Sawyer, Mrs. Burnham S to rn and Mrs. L. E. Swope. One nf the county's biggest problems is trying to provide city type streets on county type taxes, said county en­ gineer Kill Kush to tlie Ju n ­ ior Chamber of Commerce Thursday. The county is becoming in­ creasingly urban, he said, but residents are still paying only county taxes. "Persons living in the coun­ ty h a te exactly the same s ta ­ tus as persons living on farm s who ask nothing more than a good road into town," he said. Yet areas such as Suniand and English E states which are technically in tlie county, must be provided with city like streets, he said. Bush listed other problems the county faces and explain­ ed Die functions of his office in his talk. He also explain­ ed the responsibilities of both the stale and county in all types of roads. In the business meeting the Jayceex passed a by-law amendment which sets up a voting day for elections, dur­ ing which a m em ber may vote at any tim e. Previously the members had to attend the luncheon on that day to vote. Church O f Covenant LEW IS S A L E S f t S E R V IC E 351T Country Club Rd. FA 3 m s CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 3U8 E . F i r s t S t. Ph. FA 2-H81 W. Park MI 4-8916 a 3» �~1 r 1 U It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast Results. 6. For Rent Classified ,6. i 6. For Rent ---------- i ffhr *anfnrft Hrralfi Fri. Apr. 19, ‘li3—1’iige 9 12. Real Estate For Sale. 16. Female Help Wanted 29. Automobne Service ----- House. CNF URN. 1st Floor. 3 rm». : FURNISHED BY O W N E R - Nice 4 Bdrm. Elm. 322-5817. 2 b jtli home in Ravenna bath. 2 screened porches. 309 Magnolia Ave. Apply A IJyllwildc area. Large SMALL house. No children. upstairs evenings. utility lim . and workshop, Ph. FA 2 2816. double carporte, air-CondiHouses tor rent. For Infor­ tionmg. central l:eai A lire NICELY Furnished 2 bed­ mation contact Ted Wil­ place, covered patio facing room paneled house A deu. liam s Hardware, 205 E. Lake Kaveumi. Reasonably Call afte r 4. FA 2-3219. 25th St. priced. 3ut \ illicit ltd. Ph. 2 BEDRUUM furnished home. F A 2 2431. For rent or lease. 50 x W Screened porch. Carporte. m etal building with con­ 1. Lost & hoatUI 1503 S. Sanford Ave. 11Hill LAND PARK crete floor. Contact Ted LUST: Dachihund, m ale, red­ Cozy 3 HR CU home -lUi.itcd Williams H ardw are. 295 E. 1 A 2 BEDRUUM A partm ents. on spacious oak shaded co r­ dish brown. 1 year old. 25th St. Furnished A un.urm shed. Answer* lo nam e “ Snootic". ner lot. F eatures too num ­ Wuejtirl Apts. 464 E. Util erous to itemize. D rn c by Vaccination ta t around AVAILABLE NOW. Beautiful St. Apt. 7. 322-SUM. oeck on chain. FA 2-4019. 2427 laturel Avenue, then Brittany F arm House. call for curly insjwction RENTALS 2 lilt Kit. equipped. $05 (i. For Kent date. Ju st $13,000, with 3 BDK.M. unfurn. home Loch 12 Bit. Kit. equipped. $15 Stou down and $90 per Arbor S95. 2 Beflrni. Furn. REA UTIFU LLY f u r n l slied mouth! a rea l fine home Apt. $55. Robert A. w il­ room. Private home. Ph. buy I liams. Realtor. FA 2-3951. Reg. Real E state Broker FA 2-7*31. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FURN. Apt. 1 Dedrm. $65. EFFICIENCY A partm ent on uod S. Park. F irst St. N ear 2 city free 3 ROOM furnished A part­ ment for couple. $45, Ph. parking loll and shopping 3 HR. Comfortable house. Un Real F.-lalc — Mortgages FA 2-73*1. stores. No utility charges. furu. A Rea*. 1UH E. 20th til N. Park A rt FA 2-2120 Suitable for couple or sin­ St. Call Ocala 629-22U6 col­ FER N . Apt. FA 2-28O0. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. 2 Bedroom, i bath, targe cor­ lect. Store. 2 BEDROOM upstairs Apt. ner lot facing lake. Iu9 Completely redecorated, 2 BURM. T railer. 322-6388. Walts D rn c, S u n l a n d sparkling clean. Adults. $75. E state. FH \ in service. • i t t t o i ». 1504 Celery Ave. *» mile Efficiency Apt. 611 P ark. $156 down, monthly $81.75, 1M b | V! ** ©* I \ TIIIC C i a c l ' I T COURT I S ssmstii. *J*ai* E. of traffic light. FA 2-6*68 1 B E D R O O M Apartment. VA nothing down. F A 2-8074 A TI! KIIN IKMIVUI.H COL'S* or FA 2-2118 I I , KI.UMIUA Knotty pine snack bar and "When things get too boring, there’s Always the Unfurnished 2 bedroom house. M l . I CD10 cabinets, screened porch swivel chair!" 1305 Elliott A\C., FA 2-5254 T ill: HANFORD ATL ANTIC 3 BEDROOM. 1 hath Cli $60. 801 Magnolia. Duplex NA T IO N A L RANK*, a U n l i s d o r FA 2-0535. a u t r s b a n k in g a sso cia tio n , house, fenced back yard317 W. 12th St. $60. CU 2 riaintlff. tf. For Rent 12. Real E state Fur Sale Call FA 2 i»'-Ovi hcfvire 5. 105 So. link FA 2 5742 NEW furnished L unfurnish­ bedroom house, tile bath, vs. FA 2-4261 alter 5 TV1LLIAM ALO.SZA kLALCCK ed 2 bedroom duplex ap a rt­ newly decorated, breeze- FURNISHED or Unfurnished 2 BEDROOMS, living and d in­ Cut 'N Curl Beauty simp a t al. ment; tile baths: te rra tio w iy and carporte. Good lo­ Special ou Perm s. Call for Duplex. 4 Rooms. N ear ing ruum, big carporte plus Da fsndan ta. STEMPKH SAYS! NOTICE o r I D T floors. l*h. FA 2-2374 after cation. *70. All nicely furn­ appointment. 3 Senior ope­ base. No pets. FA 2-3755. paneled m front, in front T i l t S T A T U OK FI-OIIIDA You'll like these lois. $!54»>1 rator*. Free parking lot*. I p m . ished. NO 8 5267. porch, with jakvuslcd w in­ To: XVI!!I«m A to n s* B la lo c k LARGE 2 hrdrtsm i trailer, per month and only $35.u) 318 Palm etto Ave. and Doris G. B lalock , 322-0834 dow*. Go and sec it, looks Furn. 2 Bedroom h o u s e . RENT A BED his w l f s Lake Ashby. Adults only. down for a large waterfront * good inside. Make me an R s s t d s n e a u n k a ss r n Rollaway, Hoepltel It Baby Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. FA 2-7368. lot, close to Interchange *J2. ltuild • Paint • Repair Ton ara h sra b y n o tl t l s d th a t offer and we will trade. Beds. a ault hut baan f ile d u x u lnst ami larg er lake. Buy at Must sell. 4 ', G1 loan. Cull REPAIRING, painting, cab­ juu In the a b o v e en t itle d By Day, Week, or Mouth STENSTROM RENTALS Efficiency Apt. $30 Mu. Sur­ least one of these now! c a u se , and t h a t y o u a ra r e ­ We prcseutly have au out­ Cocoa collect. NE 6-3236. plus City. 2ui \V. 1st SL inet making. All work guar­ CARROLLS FURNITURE q uired to f ile y o u r a n a w sr standing selection of rental anteed. Call FA 2-2131) after -with th e Clerk o f t h i s Court Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l i t St. and lease homes for your Furn. Apt. Close in. Apt. 4. HOMES OF DISTINCTION and to se r v e a co py t h e reo f 3 p. m $35 Mo. 407>3 W. 1st. u p o n the p ta ln t lff or plaintiff*! 2-BEDROOM furnished ap a rt­ Inspection in all price 22U5 S. Sanford Ave.—offer* 3 a lt o r n e y a , wliuse n a m e and m ent, also efficiency ap a rt­ 2.1. PlmnhitiK Services ranges. It will tic a pica- BRAND NEW Alr-Ctmdillonvd REAL lift t — INSUROR bedrooms, fireplace u n d addrrae Is J t n n l n a s , W a tts . m ent, furnished. 322 6341. Clark * and H a m ilto n , 15*>o sure U> assist you in se­ FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. separate dining room. The A partm ent. Furnished o r H a rn ett Na tio na l Ban k Build* lecting a Itome. owner of this charm ing in * . J a c k s o n v i l l e F lo r id a , 3 BEDROOM house, kitchen unfurnished. $5u and up. n o t l a t e r than May IS. 1111. HOME will consider any BY OWNER. 3 HR. 2 bath. W ater furnished. In C as­ •quipped. $75 month. Ph. I f y o u fa ll to do s o a d se r sa Reduced for quick sale. reasonable uffer ami private selberry Area. Call days p m confsaao will bs en tered FA 2 5303. Pliiinbiiifr & Heating Pickup paym ents. FA 2-1263. a p u l n e t y o u fo r th e r e l i e f d e ­ financing can he a r rang ed­ TE 8-5951 or call nights AIR CONDITIONING m a nd ed In th* com plain t. Tn is it's that simple! Call us for L/.RGE 3 bedroom. 2 bath. TE 8 3714. CONTRACT and REPAIR null la to fo rscloas a m urtg a a * . Real E state — .Mortgages T h e re al pro perty pro ceed ed a showing— Tills could be WORK Equipped kitchen. Excel­ 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 3 BEDROOM comfortable a c a l m t le: r ir a n o L -s wawe Just w hat you « rc looking lent condition. In*|>ect and 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 6562 last i : Itea tli* Rnulh 3 NOTICE 18 hsrrby glvsn 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ house. Unfurn. lira s. Hot for. f ert. Itloek [>, S L N L A N D that I am siiftc rd In buslhsss make offer. 3395 So. Park E. 2wh St. all day today. 314 Sum m erlin Ave.—This I* PLUMBING HNTATKk. a sub.I Ivlslon. at IS Fern I’lsia, Fern Park. ped bouse. Call FA 2 7709 FA 2 8060. accord Inn t o a plat t h e r e ­ Setnlnul* Cvutity, Florida, un­ Contracting Repair* for appointm ent. a “ Sleeper” yet we consider o f recorded In f l a t Book der the fictitious nutii* of UA Special Nut Ices FR E E ESTIMATES II, p a t * * IS to : : o f the A m it one of o u r best buv*. A FLOW HE8IGNH. and ROBERT A. WILLIAMS J-ubile lleco rd e o f Bemln- that 1 Intend to rrgliter raid 3 BEDROUM. Living & Din­ R. 1*. HARVEY cozy, com fortable, 2 bed o l e c o u n t y . Florida. name with lha Clerk of the Realtor ing room. Beautiful loca­ NOTICE lo all Realtor*, l 204 Sanford Ave. FA 23383 W1TNLH8 m y hand and th# Circuit Court, hemlnols Coun­ room home VERY MODER­ am taking my home 1718 Raymond Lundquitt, Asso. tion. $80.00 month. Apply a*al o f aald Court a t Panford. ty, Florida, in accordance with ATELY PRICED at $12,900. Magnolia Ave. oft tile m a r­ Florida, this 10th da y o f April. th* provisions of the Fictitious FA 2 3951 A tlantic Bank Bldg. 2t». R atlin A T e le v is io n 2430 3 I)rtle Ave., Sanford. In tile VERY CHOICE ]»«l. Nama Htatutca, to-wlth: Sec­ ket until la ter date. Mrs. (■L AID tion te.OJ Florida Htatutes W E L A K A APA RTM E NTS: PERSONAL RADIO & TV OSTEEN. New (ram e liouee, MAYFAIR SECTION, so C. F rancis Smith. A rth u r II. B e c k w ith , Jr. 1S47. 1 DAY SERVICE 2 Hr’*, kil. equipped. Cal suitable for Ulc llevvl) weds, Rooms private baths, 114 Clerk o f t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t Hi*t tty Martha T. Vlhlen 23th. SI. A Sanford Ave. ItOLAND f*. COL'hINBAU porlc. By owner. FA 2-2064. the retired couple or the W. F irst St. 9. For Snle or Rent D ep u ty Clerk m c i . kn R. COUBINKAU Pll. 32341055 independent widow or wi­ P u b lis h : April II. I t , i t . May S Publish: Apr. IL IS. .May S 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen Home. FA 2-7898 or FA 2-4205. —MANTED— mi mi dow er. It's worthy ul equipped. Near Iwie. CHH—i t Family m iu irin g 4 large m-d 27. Special Services CDIt—IS your consideration—Iwi us 2 HR. BIT Catalina. FA 2 9578. rooms, 2 bath, family size FA 2-36h5. show this to you. kitchen equipped with range 3 UKDRUOMS, 1 ' j hath*. 226 CLEAN T railer. 21* Cabana. and refrigerator, large liv­ H. R. POPE CO.. INC. BratJfhaw Drive. Inquire at Full bath. $45 . 323 0632. k O T Ic r OF IVTKVTIOV To A m u r U lln .r.T ing room. 2 screened por­ 2U) So. p ark Ave. FA 2-4234 230 Bradtltgw. FOR Ft»( At. YB4R IN V IN i ches. Nice shade in d bear T O W H u M IT MAT C O N C E R N A ND T O A L L OVV.Vfi.ftS, 1961 S. Park Ave. FERSONH OR K N T I T I K 8 S U B J E C T T o C K A T R A L AND ENJOY living on Lake Mary. ing citrus trees. Enclosed WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, U O U T H B H N K U U l l l ' A fi'LOOIJ C O N T R O L DIMTRICT T A M H. FA 2-5232 anytime •SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, water garage. NOTICF. IH MKIIKRV OIVKN, In comi-Hum:# with and by IT T ill: riM I l’IT f ill HT. All Types ami Stzea for boating, etc. Approx. authority of Cliajiter Sit. Florida bututve ua anjetided and TIT I II JI lilt I VI. 1 MIL I IT. This nice Itome located in a Chapter SfiSiO, U a i of Florida, IMS. that Mi* Uovsrnlng Board I. T tV II F«H We Repair and Service 2'z acre* citrus tree* Ph 2 HR- Home at GUI E. 14th M. SfMIVULC quiet set-lion, m ay 1m- p u r­ ef Central and nuuthtrn Florid* Flood Contra! DHirltt. a rublle l l l l V1T. r lin t HIV Large moderu kitcheu All S T I N E FA 2-9162. chased for only $a.5oo, with rorporatten aalstlr* and oparatln* undtr and by virtu* of th* it r i i v \ r r n v v u . urnui new plumbing. Air-Cond. in law* of th* Ntat* of Florida, Intends to adopt the folio* In# Machinery anil Supply Co. reasonahle term *. For a i i■ 11v:c l.u si h i: o f tentative budaet. or u* the sains may be am*Mini, ior raid 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Itome, living A dining room G ar­ v ih il k m f t t Fott t*»:i:n 207 AV. 2nd SI. FA 2 6i32 personal inijiectiuu call— District for the fiscal year Lsflnnliig July I, ISC: and tmlltix II.VVVAil VAVIAN */k s Florida room, built in oven age, car|Hirte. 10 pine tree* Juu* SO, 1*M. HANNA V.VilAN. a widow, Piano Tuning and Repair and range. Large utility in yard. $10,766, Adjoining EVERETT A. HARPER Lstlmated amount to ba ralead by District I'lslnilff taxes S S.ilS.taa.wo W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 room and car|>ort, shallow corner lot optional at *1500. I va AGENCY REALTOR General Revenu* Fund — Mat* of Florida S.lIfi.OnOnO l*At I. J. PHILI.IP* a r t well for yard. Rent $115 Easy term s. J. N. Robson Fpoll Lsorow Account ai.tvo.vu i HUl.LN M PIIIl.Lll-S. bit 2465 S. p ark Ave. LAWNS Renovated . Aerate K stlm aud amount lo b* r*c*lv*d from oir.tr per mouth. See at 123 E. J r. FA 2-1533 or FA * 0228. Plume. FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 a If*, and ATLAS HCUblDtARRemove Thatch - Chinch so urea a loo.ooo.eo 11.is uK KlaHUHA. Inc., a Coleman Circle, I’m ecreit. Kali mated unoblleatad or nat balance which will Bug Spray (VC-13) • FertlFlorida corporation. 3 BEDROOMS in choice lo b* on hand at tli* bealnnlns of tha abut* If interested call collect. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. 4 Year* Dsrsndant*. '/ e —Pll, FA 2-4214 rsferrsd lo fiscal year tie.bdo *0 cation. Excellent condition LI. Daniel I*. Kennedy, old. Excellent condition. x o iic r MVNSMLLD LAWN hER. 1 0 : PALL J. PHILLIP* and Landscaped, well, extra* i i i , : is . joc ou MOQ 902B NAS. Patuxent Rstlm itsd falsi funds avail#*]# Original price $13,Sou van HELEN M PHILLIP*, his t o r Construction 811.900. Gclir Really. Ph. River, Maryland. V0-3-&U1. be bad for N o DOWN PAY­ wife, 330 VV. Hamston Fsrsontl asrvlos* t : j . ooo.«o FA 2 3827. A v * n u a . Apsrtanburg, Ext. 410. MENT. CaU KA 27117 or Contractu*] Ssrvlcss c.zjs .ou fcouth Carolina, and to SEWING MACHINE Commodities (».::t.oo FA 2-1472. any and all othsr partita IDA I,I,WILDE Capital Outlay t.tSI.Krv.oU CALL EA li-.m i claiming any right, tills, 10. Wanted to Rent AVe now- Nave undrr eunslrucan d 'u r Interest In and to Total I t,«!»1, luO.Oo 3 U'drvaiiii, tn* following described K0051 57 00 week or share ATTRACTIVE tion lor your iu»|)ccliua a Driveway*, Patio*, etc. Ph. For Acquisition of Land* ana u ti.tr purposs* properly, te-wlt! 1W bath home Built lo kit­ FA 2-7775 after 4:36. Parsanal Barvlra* I m uoo.so lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bstli A partm ent 11$ S. French Tbs East ISO fast of Lot Contractual isrvlcs* IC.SiU.b* chen, air-condllloner. Cue home, situated on a corner Ave. Call after 3 p. zn. for IS, of Block “IT, of Corn mod Hiss 1.6T0 00 SMITH Air-Cundiliou Jtcfrltom drape* am t power mow­ PKAlltlE LAKE PARK, Current Charg#* i.Zuooq lot m desirable Idyllwildc J . C. McCarty. gtratiun service. All work rvstnlnule County. Florida, e r included. $3oo down, d,<<(ll),V0U,0u Capital outlay — Water 8tur*r* Arsai ■bis home features all ol according to tli* plat Capital outlay — lliahla of Way guaranteed. A’ery reason­ t.vll t.SIe.OU monthly paym ents $ai ou. thsrsot a t recorded In 12. Real E h tale For Sale the exciting item* neves Capital Outlay — equipment I.OMO.OVI able m price Day I- A 2-7-134 Plat Book T, Pegs (1, of FA 2-2650. Contlnaencli* sary to please the discrim ­ tha Public Records of IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Night FA 2 2069. gtmlriol* County. Florida. inating home buyer of to Total s T.nv.stsou TOC ARK It KIt 17IIV NOT I • Centrally Air • Conditioned, 2 BEDROOM Iwusc. 215 S Pur Reserve I IJI.wa.nv day. Prom pt action will af­ IKIGi DAIRK Maple. $5,500 FA 2 6137. one 3 bedroom, one 4 bed­ For Tax Atssss.r» » . . . I llt.eoo.su K1KD that Hie Plaintiff HAN­ Sale* It Service ford you the opportunity tu NAH VAPIAN, a k, a HANNA For, Oparatlon and stalbtanauv* of tl:a room. each have large fam ­ 1VAMAN, u widow, lias Instl* District’# VVurka G. II. HIGH NO CASH NEEDED select paint and tile colors, tuiad ault against you In th* ily room* (BEST BUY L \ Ftrsonal Hsrvl.-a* t j,ii 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. $61 a lioo W. 1st bt. Sanford (tlus oilier minor custom C'onlrarlual W rvlvtt tii.iit,d o Circuit Court of th* Ninth FLA.) U ptala Road. Ph. T A 2-3X63 muntb. T. A I. included. Lomnodllits change*. Stf.lsU.vu Judicial Circuit In and for TEE *.N GREEN ESTATES Currant Chsraes it.tvu.vu tkmlhuls County, Florida, th* 322 8685. Capital Gull*} IJv.lH.tm nature of th* suit It th* for#, 20th St. Extension of Agreement for Tula], just $20,600. with only 31,*00,to closure Contlnaaiiolss PAY cluslng cost* and ax Deed which encumbers the $110u down and $134 per ifuwing and edging, etc. SutT o ta l i ; . iii,;*o.irvi above described property, eal.l tom e $82 aiutiEily pay­ ufaclam guaranteed. Ph. properly being situated and month, including every­ For couduot of I n .V<rail's of to* ments on two • bedroom uc-atrd In Bemljrols County, Dlstrli-t tlenerally FA 2 1817. thing! No cki*lug costs! Personal re evict a bou»e. Call FA 2 3493. il-.eO--.no Florida. V-ii and each of you May we serv e you? Office FA 2 2118 C ontractual Service# «S. IZ4.SO are hr retry required to file BICYCLES and Lawu Mow­ your Answer with th* Clsrk C um m odltles y.iso.uu Night FA 2-6648 ers repaired. Free pickup C u rrtu t C liaipc* I, I To.Sv of th# Circuit Cuuri In and 323 0766 Capitol outlay i <.:i>o.uo fur Utmloul* County, Florida. aud delivery. J. 51. Hubxl. •k.iti iifitu ■*! it 2524 Park Dr Sau'.ord FU THE TIME TESTED FIRM Culitlnu*ncl*s ' i ,-UU.UO 322 6716. Lake Mary. uiKfii w. i:. \\ | Mil-lit* Tutu) s at S,tsfi.su \\ b t.Ul.L, of th« firm Win- MAYFAIR FAMILY HOME 116 N. P ark Ave. FA 26123 Beal E state — Mortgage* THE llLl'NDUN' PRESS Fallmated total Sapendliuret 114,ZtS.fi00.su <Jrrw *tiilfe Itutnec x Wwnl. FA 2 2426 436 Virginia Ave. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 111 N Parl; Ave. 221 Park Avanur, Huu ill. Win kaltn.aled aniount w Itl.i, all) appear at th* Jo b Printing tar P a r k , KUrMu, \ttw rm * t| bexliiliinu of tit* aim,* referred to fiscal NOW $29,560 Cculrally Air . Conditioned. toe PUlm lff in tha i>bDV« iti> Social, Commercial, Card* year a* obllkated upon eunimttlnsiite mads 1.1. IIunliieNM Opportunity 3 large jcdrooius. Hs baths, but Incomplete I I,vou.uuu.uu IIiiii tiu ur tit far* ilia l»t «ja>- Lv I t l i K 3 Bedroom, 2 ha lit Announce menl* iff Via} , A. D,. tlMiS, ilia a quality home, com plete Thaton Ibe l»fih day of filuy,A.U, 1XZ, at nine o'clock witii a screeued purdi. ftft MACHINE SHOP '3U( E. 1st St. Pit. 323-0921 #.u . In til* princ ipal office of said • entral and Poutliern Florida U i^ria Pro Confcato will bt with 21* ITorlda ruum, kit­ Bunker Lane. Fully equipped. Rent $20 per Flood Control District. SOI livsrnla Mreei, West I’alin lleach • n t « i c d a g a i n s t : - j . chen with built-in colored TEE N GREEN ESTATES IT lb UKDLUbU t. i i f i|» Florida, luarlng will be affuiUed tu all owner,, person-, or iiiuiitli. Price, including ZB. Aulunioliilt! Servlet* e.utiles Who *r* or may be subject to said District tave#, their or publlaiiid In TIU- *ANappliance*, dialnvather, dis­ 20lb SI. Exltuixioil drill press, luibc, air-com ­ t 'h i n n ) , or aaeiits, to appear bsfor* talu lloard and ohow K ullb I1L!;.VLU, a n»v\»|>aoir Auto Glass, Top* posal. Wall lo wall c a r ­ tb sir objeetp-ne to said Uudaot, DUbltsliad la baliilnolc i ' ouu* pressor, all tool*, only RAVENNA PARK Till* N o lle* ,1.1.11 he p u b l i s h e d In t h a e i g h t e e n c o u n t : , # of Ijr. Plurlda of i i *4i'li 8 Sea' Cover* peting, full dining-living $1500! for fwar guDir- jilt* 'i n k ! , b s D l s t r l . t In a c c o r d a n c e w l t b e x i s t i n g laws. room. New underground Ai ry neat and attractive 3 \lTT.YUri* (le &a<J *«a I h l * ll.s s ilt d ay o f AprII I s * ! . bedroom CU home, liu tu r sprinkler system . Double c KN THAI. AN D b D t M I L H N )' La il l IDA of I h i d a r k of ina Cirwiltl KLriOt, rOS'THiVt. M a T R l C T tIV ITS r urt, PiirtirioU rounty. Plorlug sluudard ex tras plus esrp o rte, alia died 21* work iiu, u$u Ui« r;u i 4ur ut v,uVKUNI.SO UvMIIU fenced yard and air con 3oI W. 2nd St. FA 2 803.* shop laundry ruum. B eauti­ Mafth, A.I>* 1m . Ly ,ti llllc) 9, Milts, Chairman ditioniT. Ju st $673 down (k)CA|.! IP CALi \L L WORK GUARANTEED ft KALI Oil — INSUROK fully landscaped lot. 153' x A hT tbT . \rth o II. IlM km.ti -Jr. and $78 pci mutilh. F t 2-1991 1919 S French Ave 135', once lea tore J as 1‘ltfk of tits Clrtoti i -j w i , i t (l. E. Dali, Ji , au d ito ry a u t o glass ylsn oers *f board u>: AJaribA T. YlhUu “ Home of Use M onth'' by Hobtri R Horner. Mc*.Cr.air.. ao Hi. i cmalc Help Wuuled Liipuir CJtrk Sanford G arden Club. Ju st J. Hruc* Vlnlng H tndi rn tcUli. IL in ii A V\ a.“d s W. K o i l t r P a r k A>#nu *. b o o t h reduced from a p p ra is e d 1 WAITRESS m ust be exprr- Seniftirik Glass am i P aint vv. acott W l n t i r P a r k t fioriJa value ol $34,566. Term*. ienvcd and Curb girl. Apply R ial E state — M ortgages Compuny Fab.le; A p r . ; fi{, 1», iz.fi Pvjbli* hi Viarch 4pr;l ft, Dcmv-js 2. CD H—ft lit JHft. U l N. P ark Ave. 332-2120 Chick '.N Irc a l. Sanford. 216 Magooha Ph. FA 2-4*22 322-5612 322-5613 SWEET 11- P1F By Nadine Sellzer Office 204 \V. First ROSA \ , PAYTON Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Steniper Agency Wa l l Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice Air-Conditioning Seminole Realty Legal Notice SINGER LAWN SERVICE Jim Hunt Realty .St. Johns Realty Stenstrom Realty Stemper A gency AUTO GLA.SS & SEAT COVER CO. “ Stenstrom Realty 31. Articles For Sale WHITE WOMAN lo care for AUTO RADIO SERVICE l o o k in g " FOR RU cTs ? Drop Semi - Invalid 82 year old PERSONAL RADIO A TV by Furniture Cenler, Braid­ 25th. St. A Sanford Ave. m ale, LI,in housework, ed. hooked, frieze, decor, furnish own transportation. heavy b r a i d e d chenlUe 6 days week. Modest salary. 22. Flowers - Shrubs and haU runner*. 1100 Reference exchanged. Write French Ave. Annuals Petunias, Snapdra­ Box 12, e o Sanford Herald. gons. Pansies. Vegetable USED Crus ley Shelvador apt. Plants. Dutch Mill Nursery. LADIES size refrigerator, new fin­ Upsala ltd. Ju st off JOtii SI. P art tim e. $1.15 p er hour, ish $99.93 and 1st St. salary plus bonus. No ex ­ USED GE 8 cu. ft. refrigera­ perience necessary. We tor. new finUh, guarant­ POTTED MUMS in bloom. train. Working mornings, eed ............................. $79.95 33c up. afternoons or evening* from USED Cruxley Slielvadore, U H A P E V IL L E N U R SE R Y our local down town office G r a p e s i l 'c A v e . N e a r 20 th St. 10.5 cu. ft., full width in Sanford. Apply Room freezer, new frnUh, gu»r* 212 Meisch Bldg. xnteed ...................... $129 95 .1.1. Furnituie USED GE autom atic W ash­ 17. Mule Help Wanted Used furniture, appliances, er .................... $119.95 tools, etc. Bought • Sold, WILL TRAIN Duiry F arm USED viE autom atic wash­ L arry 's .Mart 215 Sanford w orker under 40 w ith at er ............................ $09 93 Ave. Ph. FA 2 1132 least grade edm-aUull. 1 arm DUMONT console TV $49 95 background desirable. Fair- Sell U* Your F urm iure. tjuick RCA console TV ___ $19.95 glade Jersey Dairy. Gen­ Service With the Cash. ADMIRAL 21“ table model eva, Fla, Phone Mr. CamTV ............................ $49.95 SU PER TRADING POST mack. 349-4231 or 319-11*31. GE 21“ tabic model TV $49 95 FA 24)877. $5 DOWN DELIVERS a u / 19. SHualiim.t Wanted F R E E ESTIM ATE used I T or appliance. Uphol(termg A Mattress ren­ Trade* accepted. Child Care. FA 2 2274 ovating, New A Used Furni­ GOODYEAR SERVICE ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. RELIABLE Baby sifting by STORE Co., a t 799 Celery Ave. the hour, day or weekend, 5a5 W. F irst St. FA 2-2117. t all FA 2 US14. LOSE WEIGHT safely wiU. 21. llenuly Salons JENKINS & WILLIAMS Dex-A-Dlet tablet*. Only FURNITURE l)8c. TMuchton's Drug*. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK NEW A Used furniture and Complete Beauty Service appliances. Good place 10 SINGER Sewing Machine. Evening Appointments E lectric. $0 50. FA 2 9411. buy—sell or trade. EASY ’^ INSTALLED TERMS. \VItolcsale prices NECCHI Zig Zag & Console. for cash. 3 Position needle, Embroid* Telephone FA 2 7450 its and make* button Jut) S. Sanfurd Avenue hole*. Sew* button* on. Aisume payment*. $10.22 • WANTED reliable couple to monlb. 104 S. P ark Ave. lake up monthly payment* of $13.56 cn 3 complete room* of furniture. Call .10. Automobiles • Trucka TE 8-1511, Casselberry, coi­ BUYING A NEW or le d . USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH U9 III. Article* F»r Sale • Luw Interest Rate* ltubtier base pafnl $2.5o * Low Monthly Pay m enu gal. Oil huso, 2 gul. $3.95. FLORIDA STATE BANK Army-Navy Surplus, UlU CARS WANTED Sanford Avr. REEL'S USED CARS SINGER Sewing machine. 10th St. & Sanford Ave. Electric portable with but­ ton hole attachm ent. Ex­ 1955 CHEV. Delair liardtop. Excellent coiulitiun. Ph. cellent condition. $35. Ph. FA 2 8886. FA 2-8609, EXTERIOR & INTERIOR '59 FORD Station Wagon. Air-Conditioned. Radio & lailex or oil base Paint. heater, power brake* and $2 79 single gallon. Mary steering. *8oo. FA 2-2365. C a rte r ’Paint*. 269 W. F irst St. 37. I lout a • Motor* BAIIY Furniture, 2 fiber rugs, misc. item s. FA 2 9191 Gateway To lir a Waterway LIVING Room suite. Slip covered. $05. FA 2-1691. Itolmuii Spurlitiyr Goods Your EVINRUDE D ealer 364 6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5981 ItEADA' MIX Concrete, win­ 16 fL HIGH HAT BOAT. dow sills, llniots. steps, Mercury Mark 700 motor. locks, sand, cement, rock, Miteliell adjustable trailer. rip e, steel, grease trap*, FA 2-4183. dry wells, stepping atones. Miracle Concrete Co. 38. MolorcyrtcN . Scooters 369 Elm Ave. FA 2 5751 VESPA MOTOR SCOOTERS. GYM SET. Cartop tuggige New & Used. rack. Roll away bed. Viloue Lewis Sale* A Service FA 28886. 2517 Country Club Rd. Ph. FA-2-7928 $1 per day rental for Electric Carpet Sliampoocr with pur­ 1059 ALL STATE Motor Scoo. chase of lllue Lustre. Carter. FA 2-74U8. ruU’a Furniture. 31). Trullern • C abanu 3 PIECE Bedroom suite, 2 end tables, 2 living room SMALL All aumlnum Trailer. lam ps. 1 living room chair. Sleeps 4. Fully equipped, 323 0557. FA 2 5939. « hp. 8NAPPJN T urtle 25 For Sale or Trade. 1962 10 s inch. cut. In good condition. 50 ft. TRAILER. See at lot $100. FA 2-5007. lus. Park Ave, Trailer Park. M LLE R S o /S A N FO R D /C H E V R O L E T OLDS CADILLAC SQUARE DEAL CARS 02 Monza 62 Cadillac Spurt I'impe 1 Spi-ed Trulls. 2185 1 Ilnur 62 Chev. I'uw tr Ami A ir 1 Door 6 Cyt. Sid. *1796 59 Chev. 61 Chev. '4495 59 OldK Slalluli VVugini V-8 Auto. 4 Door • 98 Power, Air *1795 59 Chev. *1695 58 lNym. *1445 58 Ford 4 Door 6 1)1.. Slalid. 2 Duur V-8 Std. 'I ran*. 2 Door 0 C>L Sid. 1093 57 OldH *445 57 Chev. *595 55 Chev. 2 Dour • sb Autu. Iran# 2 Door V-8 Sid. Ira n # . Ualair 4 Dour >685 *395 685 I H LD *nd A L D H L Y YLACKLK 21!) E . 2nd SI'. Slalluit Wagon 6 L'j L Sid. 0 Cyt., Sid. CLAUDE HI1TELL 23U5 PAKK AVE. SANK) HD x- F �* % EDKTOUR of HOMES PICTURES don't tell the story Home Is The Best ‘Word9 For Children "I want to bo home." The child’s cry when he Is h u rt or lost Is known to everyone. Home Is where he will find comfort and love and familiar surroundings. Home Is the best world he knows. At home, the child’s family wants their living place to be ablo to of. fer the security and comfort the growing child reeds. His grand­ parents want their home to suit the needs of a retired couple, and his aunt wants her home to lie suitable fo r a young married couple. Whatever the needs of any fami­ l y , the firms and organizations whose advertisements are listed on this page each week can find one th a t will be ju st r ig h t Realtors and builders in Seminole V ««t 5 th County have a large variety of homes of every description and In every location to suit the wishes of newcomers to the area, or to those who are in need of a change. They also have listings of acre­ age and groves, or construction firms will build a homo on your lot to suit you- Sanford - Seminole Area the . * M . 8 A S tra e t T E E n G R EEN ESTATES ■5 A Ia la* There nre rcady-mnde homes in locations all over the county in sub­ divisions with lovely names such ns Idyllwildc, Ravenna Park, Sunlund, Lake Wnyman Heights, Tec 'N Green. , Builders and dealers Include Kingswood B u i l d e r s , Shoemaker Construction Co., LMN Enterprises and Stenstrom Realty. . . . of the pleasure of living in one of the spacious 3 or \ Bedroom Homes at JS a c c £ 5 IDYLLWILDE or LOCH ARBOR T E E *■ HU KEN I, ra.lly «nr o f Ihr tnn.l beau­ tiful and rnnTrnlrnlly loralrd epnta In (hr San­ ford area, nrar to arhoola, rhurrhra, .hopping and all nf Central Flnrida’a wonderful recreation­ al farlliliea. £ a RAVENNA l/P A R J C nSWOT" C o u n tr y C lu b R o *d DRIVE OUT ANYDAY! FROM 11 A.M. to 6 P.M. DIRECTIONS: Tee ’n Green la located nut Country ('lull Ruud, nppo.ite l.nrh Arbor and nter-luoking Mayfair Country Club at Ihr intersection id Nr» L'p-ala Road and uni) I minute. tn Intrralatr I interrli.ingr at Rl. Id. Longvool Sohool R EA LT O R S PRICES START AT — 11,660 * WITH PAYMENTS AS 1. 0 W VS- LET US SHOW Y O U ____ Ihr ronvrnlenre of O n t r a l Ural, Air-l'uaditiuniug and a big airy family Room. CONSTRUCTION C O M P A N IES DIRECTIONS: l.nke Wayman Height. la located at the Interan- 1inn nf Srminole and lliichland Avrnura, unr half block north nf thr new Long wood Ele­ mentary Srhiail . . . ju.t a m uplr hundred yard. off II. N. Highway 17-92 . . . Look for algna on w r.l aidr or highway. I'll ONE TE H-19 II or .122.2711 B o o ln o l* At i . If you have homes, acreage, groves or rentals — and would like to advertise DAILY 11 A.M. tn t> P.M. on our weekly Tour O f Homes CALL FA2-5612 FOR IN FO R M A TIO N And Vuu Can Srlrrt Vour thiiire Of S rtrra l Cum en lent Finance Plana c take U)cuprum D EV ELO P ER S and Real Estate Page — 65 Per Month (P. & I.) While you are out driving:, this week-end, take this page t with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour und see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Ravenna Park & Idyllwilde CHECK THESE FEATURES AND COMPARE — Central Healing Dueta Prepared for AirConditioning County T a ira Only High and Dry Formira CahinrU All Improtemenl* In And I'ald Any T j p r Fininring All llnuara 1 and 2 Ralha Can’t Stand Objectionable Neighbors Close By? I.rt ua liuilri one of lliete nuManding model, on Vtlt'R lot . . . or arr lla for a largr rboirr in r ir . lle n t Inratiuna, Mr a ill build anywhere . . . See Ihr aalraman nl either Sale. Offlcr in thla general area. B U ILT B Y LM N ENTERPRISES O W N A HOM E OF YOUR OW N IN BEAUTIFUL Thla rnm fnrlahlr and a llr a e tlir realdener, located at 50J Matauma Court In Itavrnna j’ark, wa» rrrrn lly u u rrh a.rd by I.t.(lg -) and Mra. Hubert F. ilauarr, Thla rharm lng home, of mialrm rulunlal dralgn, haa a aparioua living room, dining a rra , 3 bed­ room* with roomy rlo .rU , and IF, sp a rk l­ ing hatha. T hr home alao f ra lu r r. a d e­ lightful fully equipped kitrhrn with hulllIn*. and rrn lra l hratlng a,atrm . Huy with ro n fld rn rr In Ravenna I'ark. a rommunily built with prldr. SUNLAND ESTATES a Ravenna Park Homes “A Community Built With Pride” S & 4 Bedroom — 1, 1•/,, 2 Bath Homes — Priced From 911,900 — Iajw Down Payments FHA, FHA In-Service, V A, Conventional Financing Klluatrd la an riclu .lv * a rra w h rrr every a trr r t la a picture of lorllnraa, thla beaullful humr of ronlrm porary modrrn dralgn, la daflnltaly Hanford'* flnrat offrring In g 4 bedroom. 3 bath rraldrnrr. The apari­ oua living room, family dining rmnn and lugury alrrd brdriMima with roomy lighted rloarU will plraao the rn tlrr family. The hltche*. which diaplaya a m ultitude of caMaeta aad e»»ry powalblr appliance, and the ruatom d eigned hatha with every quality feature will meet any teal of rumporiaon . . . . aad you rnjuy yrar-round weather roalro) comfort all through thla heme. O ther fraturea too numrroua to men­ tion. r• This home at 109 W aits Drive la huilt on a beautiful, aparioua, curnrr lot m rrlouklng the lake In Kunland Kalalrs. It I. a 3 liedroom humr with wall furnare ami drop-in range and oven. A rra l buy at only fll.500. YA o r FHA financing. Idyllwilde -& HOMES OF DISTINCTION - CUSTOM BUILT M O D E R N K IT C H EN S B Y GENERAL A Shosm aiwi C O N S T R U C T IO N GENERAL OFFICE • i l l W. U lk ST. DIAL FA M i l l ELECTRIC co m pan y SALES OFFICE ■ DIAL FA S-MIS STENSTROM REALTY - SALES AGENTS MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC R EM O D ELIN G O F A L L KINDS Whatever your needs in remodeling or building, cull Kingswood Builders First No Job Too Small — No Job Too Utrge K IN G S W O O D B U ILD ER S 202 Fairmont Dr. Simland Estates FA 2-8074 �(E lje # c u tfm *ii I f m t l i t WEATHER: Fair nntl mild through Tuesday. High today, 80*85. I.o\v tonight, 55*60. YOI-. 53 United Press Leased Wii^ BULLETIN II) Larry Yershrl The City C om rnksnn will meet in informal session at 1 p. m. tonight to discuss that proposed new school by the Mayfair dormitories . . , School officials are j-kiiig the city to make available 25 acres of property 8th to Celery east of Mrllonville for the School. City will probably decide on what to do at the informal discussion. • • * Regular city meeting set for 8 p. m. Top item is liKimis Leedy's report on how to finance w ater improve­ ment program. • • • The State Road Depart* nient alignment for SR 436 from Hwy. 17-92 to the In­ terstate will he presented to the County Commission to­ morrow. • • • T erm ites at work at the Civic Center . . . Rids were aubmilted by Orkin and Walker. , . None by Saxon. None were asked for. • • • Downtown m erchants meet at 3 p. m. tomorrow to dilcum staying open on Wed­ nesday afternoon . . . A •Must' for every m erchant. • • • The control erslal shopping eenter out hy Ravenna Park wilt come up again before the County Commission. . • • m Wonder if the city street crew has driven on North Myrtle Avenue from Pulton to Seminole Illsrl. lately . . . Looks like some big trucks— or maybe it’s just the dry w eather and the traffic—have really gouged some big holes to tlie street . . . Since that avenue wa« opened up from W. First lo the lake front, it is surprising how much traffic It is taking off Use buslei thoroughfares , . . iJ k c French Avenue . . and P ark Avenue. • • • What will tlie kids do for baseball playing fields? , , . If the Rec. Dept, no longer has the ones at Mellonvitlc and Celery Avenue . . . And Eighth StrAil . . . Under Its Jurisdiction? Oh )os, I for­ got; there arc some, oh a few, anyway—vacant lots in tlie city . . . Hut right now tlie city doesn't own them, • • • Too bad the Semi-Centen­ nial banners across our busy streets got torn to shreds by the wind . . . Stuff of whirh they were m ade was too flimsy . . . And the commit­ tee hasn't - been able to gel replacem ents . . . Oh well, we'll try to keep you and the rest ot the prospective cele­ brants informer) about what goes on to make Saturday a REAL one to rem em ber. • » • O-o-o-o-o! You should sec some of tlie (teals (or the Saturday morning parade . . Real S-P-I F F Y . . . And with a few of those 31 beauty contestants on them to add more attraction. . . Decec. 'ighlful! • • • There were only u Ih i u I 30 couples al the Sarepta Mull Saturday- Must have been something really exciting on "Gun* moke." • « » 'Pie busy Inuring turd busi­ ed me that G arnett While was adding some "rest per­ iod" entertainm ent for live Charlie Spivak dance at the Mayfair on Saturday night . , By the way. have YOU got­ ten )<tur ticket, set up vour party, and made )our reser­ vation at the Jaycee Info, booth? . . . Better gel with it . . . It's gonna be a tw ist­ er! • • • Clyde Ixmg says lhal in order lo avoid traffic Jams, the parade route wilt pro­ bably be changed from the usual setup . . . Looks now like It will be Sanford Avenue starting point . - , West on Kirat to Park . . . (Yep, .hat's right—Park! i . . . North on Park In Seminole H id. , . East on Seminole Blvd. lo the Mayfair (or “ break-up'* . . . More on this later—but that's the way the cookie crum bles right jwiw, says the parade com* fu it tee headed li> Gtenn Mc­ Call and Clyde Lung. H O M E S T E A D AI R It I’l) — The last 2? Amer­ ican* imprisoned in Cuba flea In freedom tn d aj. The* landed al this air base south of Miami in a Pan Ameri­ can World Urwaya 1)CSH at 11:33 a. m. tl& J L U A . . . HOY’S SCHOOL OFFICIALS met In Sanford Saturday with local officials to discuss jMissihility of locating here. Mayfair Malinger Everett Kerr was host for luncheon and Mayor Tom McDonald led group of livid businessmen and city officials. From left tire Kerr. I. Small, J. Matthews and J. Weigors (of the MiFudden Foundation) atul Mayor McDonald. I Herald P h o to ) Prep School Officials Check Giant's Land A group of official* fium the ltcrunrr McFmlden Foun­ dation, eyeing the possibility of locating u private prep school for over 200 hoys here, met with city official* amt M ayfair representative* of the G iants’ dormitories Sniindiiy to look over tti« property. President of tlie foundation, J. Weigei-*, vice presidviit J, Matthew* anil I. Small, ticnsutvr joined Mayor Tom Mc­ Donald, John Kridcr and others ns guests of Mayfair Manager Everett Kerr mid A rt Flynn, agent for tin- San F ram i SCO Giant* for lunch­ eon and a discussion of the schools needs. Weigers told officials here hr- ivus very impressed with tin* community and its people and hnd spent several hours looking over the physlcul as­ pect* of the liH'ution. Weigers Muted that the n a­ ture of the ,*i4uol required com parative privacy and enough land lo allow* for fu­ ture expansion of tin* sc i o n . 1. Facilities sin ii n a swimming poo), auditorium, gym, c ln ->• room apace, and drill field were additional needs th at the school would iim sliurt. tl would probably follow the lines of a pi ep naval acade­ my. Tire Foundation official* agreed tn drnw up a written memorandum stating tin* needs of the * In-nl as to land and other requirement*, which is lo lie presented lo city coinmis*inner* *1 tonight’s meet­ ing for their discussion and possible action. Most of the property ad ja­ cent to the Giants dormitories and the municipal stadium is owned by the city. Fire Storm HULL, Mas*. i l l’ll — A vviiniw lilppeil "file stoiill" burned through p a n of an amusement pink at Nantusket Reach today. Boiler Blast Victim Dies BRIEFS Space Fieri)t MOSCOW t l 'P t i - Tlie Sovicl Cnlon today launched annlhcr unmanned -pare satellite in ils program of outer space research. Monroe Doctrine NEW YORK ( C P I t—French President Charles do Gaulle aims at a “ Monroe Doctrine for Europe." Joseph W. G rigs reported today. In Loop Holier explosion til tlie HU! I’mltuT.t phut last Fell, 22 claimed its second victim Saturday at Gainesville, it was learned here this morning. Howard E. Davis, l:t, Lake Mary, 11Li I machine operator, died Saturday at tlie .1. flillis Miller Health Center, of the University of Florida. GADSEN (C P I) — Jackson­ ville and Orlando were admilted tn the Southern P ro ­ fessional Football 1am sue here Sunday at a final preseason meeting. Kiclmtd L. Hudson, - l i t ,-----------------------------------------Oviedo, lit.It taiilrnmin, died Feb. 25 a t Seminole Me. mortal ll-spitul, as the result of burn* suffered in the blast. Davis, suffering hum s a ls o , bail heel) confined at Seminote Memorial Hospital. How­ ever, he vvas removed by urn* butniu'e at tt:1 5 p.m. .Friday (Special In The Herald) to Gainesville to tie placed GAINESVILLE—Trials for in nn iron lung. He via* re­ ceived at tlie Health Center at three Sanford home repairmen 3:15 a ,ni. Saturday and died d u n g ed with gland laifeny have Ih-cii postponed until a t <4:10 a m . Center attache* reported June 4 because of a conflict in they iveie imutilr to obtain a an attorney'* schedule. They originally were si'l for physician's services to learn the cause of ileulh tint is Was April 2U. Attorney Kit Kirkland, O r­ Irelieved to le iv p il n t.ry , .Surviving Davi-. a World lando, l-presenting William W ar 11 veteran, are Iris wife, A. DoMos*, said he imd oilier Kutbeiitie: f o u r children, cases pievtoiisly sd o d tiled for Itogci. Tlit-ie*a unit Mary, of tlie 2tMtl, C i r c u i t J u tl g e l.akc Mary, amt Mis. 1lelhert George L. P atten grnnl-'l the Hines, of Reaver, Ohio, and postponement. S tale A lly. T. K. (Ted) hi* parents, Mr. nml Mrs. Duncan agreed lo cotitimie tlie Herman Davis, of Beaver. Tin- I-ody vvas to lie sent other two rases Until the same by Williams-Thomii* Funeiul *1' " 11 having lo tiy it twice. Home, Gainesville, to Reaver, Tire other defendants ale Ohio, for fu n eral and burial Horace Richaid llaniard and service*. William Cli-tu* Braden. Roth have been in county jail unable to make lamd since their arrests. Guitiesville attorney J . C. Adkins represents them. An attem pt a week ago by Eastern Diversified, lm*., of lliluinlo, owner of Femliioh- Adkins lo quash the charges plaza. the 30-acre Shopping against his clients failed, Adkins claimed criminal in­ Center now under construction at the Intersection of Route* formations filed against tin* 17-92 wild I3lt, in Casselberry, huniu repairm en were loo gen­ have announced tin- signing eral. Judge Patten ruled in of a lease wit Ii the Eckerd favor of S tate Attorney Duncuil. Drug Company All three men chaiged weie The Eckerd Store will have approximately In,noil square associated with tlie now de­ feel and will feature a com­ funct Nova Rudder* of Kiuiplete* range of quality mer* foid. DeMos* and Rradcti were officers. Halliard was a ilia tldise. sales inan, A third officer. Glen June* Jr., is being sought. Granted Asylum Home Repair Trial Off Until June 4 Eckerd Inks Plaza Pact Airport Sites Narrowed Down .Selection yf a site for .Semi­ nole County's proposed airport has been narrowed to "two or three” locations tint no deci­ sion was reached by tin- Cham­ ber of Comincici-’s uirpm t committee Friday afternoon. It wn* reported the commit­ tee had “reached a stalem ate” in locating the airport on West Highway Id m a r Inter­ state 4 but Chairman Merle W inner explained "th at it was a highly spirited meeting, with all aiming their thought* at a solution fdr tlie welfare of llm people of Seminole County." Amdher stop m Seminole County'* drive for lltr proposed new university for Hie DnytoimOr Ihim lo-On pc Canaveral area will l>e taken Tuesday afternoon, County Commission will He requested to re­ tain eiqrineers to make a study of poaaible sites ill Seminole County. The request will lie made by the Chamber of Commerce university site committee, headed hy Dougina Stcnstroni, at 2 p.m. at the courthouse. Representatives of all communities in the county are invited. Initial step taken in this effort was the re­ tention of a Miami research firm to make a feasi­ bility study whether Seminole shall he selected as the best site for the state iloRmt-Ri'imtiiiR school. Report on this study is expected to ho completed on May ti and handed to the Chamber Bribery Cbnrges NEW YORK (U PD — A jury today logins deliberat­ ing briber)-conspiracy char­ ges against Joseph McD. Mit­ chell, who*-e welfare crack­ down In Newburgh. N. Y.. raised a national controversy. Trial Bound Heavy Snows United Press litli-i national Snow piled a foot and a nail deep in the Rockies to­ day while a record breaking heat wave surged across the soiiIIh tii plains. Thunder­ storm s, lm it and a tornado crashed through the Midwest. i:!(l Die CALCUTTA, India lU PI) — Official* estim ated today (lint I3U persons died, 7n0 others were injured and 22.U00 were Iclt homeless in a c>clone which tore a narrow path of destruction In the Indian states of West Rellgal and Assam last Friday. Impatient WASHINGTON lU I’li Roy Wilkins, executive sec­ retary of the National ,\xsonation [or the Advancement id Colored People (NCAAI’ i today said Negroes are grow Ing more impatient vvilli the resistance to xcliool integra­ tion. Growing Weaker JERUSALEM, Israel (CPU —Israeli President lihak BenZv i, reported suffering from lung cancer, is “ growing w eaker" following a night during which his condition took an “ alarm ing turn for the worse, it wai announced today. I d Operation LAKELAND (UPI) — Onlyeight interior fresh fruit parking houst-s remained in operation during the weekend, and growers began concen­ trating effort* on condition­ ing groves to speed recovery from the mld-Dcccmber (recie. Sunfurd'* Heavy Attack Sky w arrior attack bomber* Squadron II is home again landed in Sanford earlier in after seven-month* of opera- tin* week, taking advantage tion* with the U. S. Navy's ot ship to-thorc courier flight* Second and Sixth Fleet. to arrive ahead ul tin- rest ot The final three ot the aqua tlie squadron. Another "C beckertall" A3B dron'a six aircraft arrived Sunday from the USS Roose­ waa off-loaded in the Medi­ velt, which was to dock in terranean for regularly-sche­ duled overhaul a ml rep air Mayport this morning. Two other V A ll-il A3D \ work. NO. 695 SANFORD."FLORIDA of Commerce long ratine committee on educa­ tion, also headed hy Stcnstroni. Interested communities have been requested to furnish the State Hoard of Control with a ‘‘criteria for the location of the site of a new slate denrec-nrantinn institution." This is not to lie confused with a so-called "space institute" designed for space engineers atiit scientists in the Orlando-Cnpe Canaveral area. The criteria for the proposed tmderRrnduate university seeks information whether tho offered site contains 1,000 or more acres, eleva­ tion sufficient to prevent flooding, free from draimiRe from Hiirrotmdinjr areas, soil substruc­ ture and henrint: loads suitable for construction of university buildings, alone with five pages of other requirements and asking information about tho area, such as transportation facilities, health resources, rentals, etc. Legislators Table Fern Park Bill WASHINGTON (U PI) — Members o( a Russian Ortho­ dox Church .sect called the Old Believers have been granted asylum In the United States, A tl). Gen. Robert F. Kennedy announced Sunday. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. fU l’l) —Integration leader Martin Luther King J r . wa* schedul­ ed [or trial todo) mi a runtempi id eon"l charge -leinning from a racial protest march he led Good Friday. MON.. APRIL 22. 1003 County To Be Invited To Join School Drive HERALD MANAGING Editor Larry Vers lid's first novel has been ac­ cepted hy it New York pithlishine f i r m and will Ihi published in late May. V e r s It e I will leave for New York this week to complete r o n tract negotiations for the l*ook. Board To Talk Road Program Overall county road program for tIn- halniteo of tlir fiscal year elating Sept. ao will he disirUH»«,«| lit 'I\1cimIlay'ii County Cummis-ion meeting, t'liailliinli J. (J. Hutchison said today. County Engineer William llusli had slated tlie county hnd deferr ed a po-itivc program heratl.i- of freeze iliuinage Inst December. He lequested nil authorized plan *‘su *ve will hot have to rut) to till! nmuuission every lime we im* ready to utail a new* job." Cu ia nils*! on era aim will dis■n«* tin* four-lulling of 'Jfitli Street, lii-tween Fieneli nml Mellonvitlc Avenues. The Ktutc Itoml 11. inn Orient lm* been demanding a IhO-foot right-ofway. Tin- county has till feel. It u n letirtieil tin* S ilt) nowha* i-ni-l il will sctttle for SO feet. Herald Index Bridge ..... ... Classified Comic* .... Hear Ahhy Editorial ...... Entertainm ent la-gals ... — ... Puzzle ...... ... . . Society ____ __ Kpmts .... „ VAH-11 Home LT. CUR. John O. Yunurott in Riven a family-size welcome yesterday at Harney Field by his wife Anna and four children iih VAH-11 returned, lo Sanford after no veil-month deployment jit Tlie Mediterranean. Established 1908 I'aifi* I’age Page Page Page I'uge Page Page Page Pugii k 9 K H 4 H It H li 7 “ Store inform ation" is need* etl hy May I relative to the propo*ed Fein Park inrorfairalion am! the A l i n m o n t o Kpiiiigs eb arter revision, it was i{i*i'iilri| tiiis morning by the Seminole County legisla­ tive delegation at Tallahassee, The tie legation — Ken, Mark X. rlevelam l Jr. unit Reps. K. J. Davis J r . amt Jan Fortune — decided tiiey need aihlltional Information before proceeding with possible legislation tor these two romniuiiilies. The legislators met last S a t­ urday- with u large gtonp at Fern Park nml heard "pros amt eons" on tin* proposed rluiiter. Some residents informed ttio delegation they had Hot seen tin* proposal. Copies of tin* charier will bo run off at Tallahassee mid mailed lo Interested resident* requesting il. Tlie delegation also asked tlie residents "to let us know your views, w h rth rr for or against." A refetetiiluni for the voter* would In- required tn decide on nuoi potation of tlm commun­ ity. Tin* delegation (Ids morning rruchi'd nn derision on the Al­ tamonte Kpring* ch a rter re­ vision, Fortune expressing the desire for more information. Only the Town Council nielli| In-rs nml two citizen* attended tin* session with the delega­ tion at Altamonte Springs. Sen, ( li-vrhind also advised today tin* delegation is in ne­ void tn an 1>in it legislation granting the Seminole County t ominlssioiieis authority to retain engineers for a w ater rniittol slmly for tlie eiitiiu county. Accord also was reached on legislation | h*i m illing Longwood to le-reg ister its voters ami to accept absentee liallols. New Village Council of North Orlando requested tindelegation to dlop a proposal lo change the name of Molnar Avenue to North Orlando Ave­ nue. Davi* and Fortune were to introduce in tho House this afternoon memorial resolu­ tion* rommending O. P. Iternthm and M.R. tT-Bone) Smith ★ ★ ★ both form er member* of tli« House from Seminole County. Cleveland also said he bail railed a m eeting for tills a f ­ ternoon of delegations of nil effected counties of E ast Cen­ tral Florida relative to tb s proposed university for tha Dnytunn-Orhmdo-Cape Canav­ eral area. ★ ★ ★ Casselberry Told No Tax In New Charter Casselberry residents were assured nt Saturday'* hearing with Hu* Kemimde County leg­ islative ih'legulion oil till* pro­ posed newr charter that ail valorem taxes are specific-ally prohibited unless tlm charter i* iiinciidnl hy u majority of voter* in a special referend­ um. Attorney Kenneth McIntosh pointed out however that the power lo levy, impose ami col­ lect nil other form* of tax, li­ censes and peim ils Is given lo tho rounril. The only tax Im­ posed a t the presrnl time is a five per rent utility tnx. Ken. Mark Cleveland ami Iteps. Joe Havis and Ja n F or­ tune met with Ilia Cnssello-rry citizen* for tho purpose of hearing view* und objection* regarding the rb a rte r In ii "pack i*l to overflowing" Town Hull. The low.........pie also were assured that copies of the charter would he uvuilahle in tho town clerk's office hy noon Tuesday and were advised th a t tlm delegation would de­ fer action on the measure for a few day* ill order to givi* everyone ample opportunity to stmly the document. Cleveland asktd th a t those with any comment* or criti­ cism* respond by Immediately notifying Ilia delegation with ii letter. Copies of tlie final revised charter d ra ft will ho distrib­ uted to nil voter* and an ef­ fort also will bo made to pub­ licize various section* through a series of published newspa­ per in tides. Iii reference lo power* of iifincxutliin, it was |tolnted out I lint tlm iwllcy remains lint snliio us il bus been for tlm past 23 ycura mid that It is only through request of the property ow ner Hurt any an­ nexation tins been made even though Hit-ru nre many ''is ­ lands" in the municipal limit* which the town legally lm* Urn right to annex. Filial net ion on the ch arter stilt will rest In tlia hands o t llm citizen* even u tte r uppiovul of the l.egislntuia fur it m ust also be passed locally in ■ special liTctendiiin. Sparks Trial Is Postponed Trial of Charles E. .Sparks, 20 >ear-old Sanford Negro tharged with attem pted riqic and attem pted robbery,, sche­ duled for this morning, was |HiM|Minrd “ for a reasonable tim e" by Circuit Judge Vasssr Carlton. The court granted the con­ tinuance on a motion by new defense counsel, Nurria D. Wool fork III, Orlando Ne­ gro attorney, who said he d e­ sired lo investigate the case. Sparks is charged with hav­ ing taken a 20 >e a r old while hospital employe from the hospital and attem pted lo rape her but reipondid to her pica* and returned tier. Sunday'* tight, three plane formation, led by Cdr. John F. Rarkiw, squadron com ­ manding officer, touched down to Rainey Field at 3:27 p. nt. The aircraft taxied to tlie flight line together and were greeted by the open arm* of families and friends flight NEW YORK (U F ])-S to ck * crewmen hadn't seen aiuec opened big ber loda) on mota il S eptan Ik* . ik ra fd y active trading. Active Trading Wed. - Thurs. - Fri„ April 24, 25, 2(i Sanford Memorial Stadium Mellonv ilk* Ave. - Off Celery • • • • • Tlir Flying Silver Condors High Wire and Trapeze Art Nightly. Over 123 VI Cat* Displayed! Three llig llauils To E ntertain Youl Free Orchid* To 'th e I.allies! (3(1 Given Each Nile) Free liitlooa* For The Kid* ADMISSION FREE Sponsored lly The Hanford Aututnnbile Dealer* Asa*. � 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, April 19, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 19, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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